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64«-73aa Professional Cleaning Servic^ By Nancy Thompson committee which was named today. (M’tH .10 t:xpt:HiEM h: and clarification,” according to improvements in the appearance of . The referendum is the first step On Jan. 7 the League of Women The panel is chaired by former 31 BISSELL ST. MANCHESTER HOME • BUSINESS Herald Reporter Louise Nathan, who heads a referen­ the district, such as new street toward the renovation of two mill Voters will sponsor a debate on the SptM ttlno In wHf, Uoon, upholtinnd himltun, mayor Matthew J. Moriarty Jr. •MIRRORS ^SHOWER DOORS-»STORE FRONTS dum subcommittee of the CJieney lights in a style compatible with the buildings into 350 apartments. referendum question at 7:30 p.m. at etrpnttno t dlgatlnr mtontton. Efforts to sell the voters on a Francis J. Mahoney, also a former •SAFETY GLASS •BATHTUB ENCLOSURES •ETC W lien 'work keeps you Brothers National Landmark historic district, new bus stops and Developers of the rehabilitation the Francis J. Mahoney Recreation _ 849-8433 ______$750,000 referendum for public im­ mayor, is the vice chairman. Jonice Historic District Commission. benches, trees and directional signs. proposal have said the street and Center ( formerly the West Side provements in the Cheney mill area S. Fitzgerald is the secretary and j “ What w e’ve done is form a one- The committee plans to take out area, improvements to be funded R ec). w ill begin in earnest in the new Thomas F. Ferguson the treasurer. out in the cold... issue political action committee,” newspaper' ads, sponsor a radio through the referendum must be “ The things I ’m hearing are very FAMOUS BRAND J. B. ELECTRONICS year, a panel of proponents said Members of the committee are M oriarty said. “ We can raise the program and distribute an infor­ made if the project is to go forawrd. positive,” said William E. No matter how long you’re exposed STEREO • MUSIC AMPS • TV today. Edson Bailey, Charles Burr, Carroll TELEVISION - APPLIANCES money we need to get the word out mational pamphlet to inform voters In addition, two public meetings FitzGerald, chairman of the Cheney to wet, windy, sub-zero conditions, the SALES AND SERVICE The publicity campaign to Johnson Brundrett, William F. M \N( III.M T IJ and get voter support.” about the referendum question. to discuss the referendum are Commission. “The questions that urethane Coated oxford outer shell promote the referendum question, Buckley, Vincent L. Diana, William The public improvements include A budget of $500 for the publicity scheduled. The Cheney Commission are being asked are appropriate which will appear on the ballot in Hale, William Johnson, Patricia , keeps you dry, and the 8 oz. Hollofil a number of street improvements, campaign has tentatively been es­ will hold an open meeting Jan. 6 at questions and there are answers. HOME IMPROVEMENT the Jan. 12 special election to select Schardt and W illiam Thornton. insulation keeps you warm. — — p o oin l < = a l such as the extension of Elm Street tablished, according to Cheney Com- 7:30 p.m. in the senior citizens “ What I hope this com mittee will MV. a 1st District Congresswoman, will \ In short. Walls is the finest, tough­ The purpose' of the committee' ig in front of the weaving mill and the mission member Nathan center to answer questions and hear do is put those answers before the be coordinated by a blue-ribbon 649-3589 est, warmest insTilated outerwear you to “ provide information, education resetting or installing of curbs, and Agostinelli. comments from the public. . public." Neit to StO|i t Shop can, b\ay for the person who makes a lACK BERTRAND 643-1262 living in frigid conditions. And that’s a cold fact. TR.41 t:L W am an, ill and poor, 8p9cl»llxlng In W/naa Z MERCURY 4 ( ; t : s ( Y 2 MATCHING HOODS rOLCOTT PACKAGE STORE | FOR COATS, JACKETS 654 Center Street . Manchester, C T | Pina Shopping Plaza ~ Ptiono 646-2796 ★ OUR DISCOUNT POLICY ★ I needs small miracle 10% DIacount on $90.00 Purchaaa ol Uquor or WIna ■ NO SERVICE.CHARGE 10% Diacount on mixad A matchad caaaa - Baar axcludad ! Lotvatf prfcaa avaffabfa by Is w | The Manchester Area Confer'ence of aMervatlone for • Hoteli • Alrllnea • Sleam thlpi Maatar Charga and Visa aocaptad ■ $300 a month. Then her lung disease Tata-Chack... 1 Churches is hoping to donate food and 627 Main Street Mancliatler flared up and she had to go to the Paraonal chacka caahad up to $150.00 I gifts to over 250 families and individuals hospital. this holiday through its annual Seasonal Sharing Appeal. She fell behind in her rent, but was SPECIALIZING IN TIIM I -M V> PRLNTING One of these people is a woman who is hopeful because her doctor told her she SUPERIOR MUFFLERS 423 CfNTU IT. . MANCMitm 84E-ITTT raising two teenagers by herself. She has could go back to work in June. Then her Id multiple health problems: diabetes, high youngest son had to have surgery. Her DOHWILUSG«UCE,IIIC. COMPUTE nUNTMG I C0PYM6 S O V ld blood pressure, lung disease. own condition wouldn’t stablize. SPECIALISTS ‘ She had a steady, secure job that she LOW COST PRINTINR The woman had to go on AFCD, Aid to WHEEL ALIGNMENT - BRAKE SERVICE • WRECKER SERVICE WHILl YOU WAIT (PHOTO U ADV) g e n e r a l REPAIRIN G enjoyed and an apartment that only cost WSNU CMH. irtnam . e m d i i e k Families with Dependent Children, only Propane Cylinders Filled $347 a month. She received a notice to Air Conditioning Service ♦SEE US FOR ENGRAVED NAME PLATES quit from her landlord. 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Preshrunk; dry dean or rriachlne wash, warm, ' CALL US FIRST! L o tte ry ...... 2 Union made in U.S.A. and others may leave food and gifts at 50 FT. TRUCK SCALE Obituaries ...... 8 X* XX- XXX- xxxx- P eo p leta lk ...... 2 the Santa booth at the Manchester 1081 Main St., Manchester • Tel: 646-3339 It’s the season of Hanukkah and the children at the Tem­ and shape the cookies. The Hanukkah season began StlES smull medium large u rg e large LARGE URGE LICENSED PUBLIC WEIGHTS S p o rts...... 9-12 Parkade, at Heritage Savings and Loan ple Beth Sholom nursery school spent the morning Sunday night and runs for eight days. The holiday 5 6 ” Yraaaar Coat DEALERS IN IRON. METALS. PAPERS Television ...... 17 Association, or at any firehouse in town. 34-31 38-40 42-44 48-41 50-52 A1 A Pat Coelho, Owners Jim Coelho, Manager 54-58 58-80 W ea th e r...... 9. Checks may be mailed to Rochester making Hanukketh cookies in celebration. Left to right, celebrates the Maccabee Revolt some 2,000 years ago Area Conference of C3mrcJhes'Box 773, Amy Engelson of South Windsor, Pamela Steam of Ver­ when a greatly outnumbered Jewish army drove the Manchester,' Conn. 06040. non and Kara Falkenstein of 60B Ambassador Drive roll forces of the Syrian-Greek emperor from Jerusalem. 2 - THE HERALD. Mon., Dec. 21, 1981 THE HERALD, Mon., Dec. 21, 1981 - 3 NATXMAI. WEATHER SERVICE FORECAST to T AM EST 12-ZZ-S1 7077 ^ 3000 3R53 News Briefing In the news Balloon voyage Future uncertain for 1st District staff en(ds in crash L O a ANO I I O W E 8 T TIMPEnATURCa He said the 1st District 3 2 _ lJ 0 10 By Paul Hendrle typical of Cotter, who died life was his personal in­ longer working in the 1st Herald Reporter in September of cancer. tervention to save federal and especially Hartford District office. '- JAIPUR,'India (UPI) - Two “The people look to us housing subsidies will feel this, because, “In “I'm pursuing some Americans attempting an epic 17,000- •NOW David J. McQuade and for that type of service, he necessary for the construc­ the last couple of years, things in jjrivate industry,” his colleagues in the 1st this district has been mile round-the-world balloon voyage 50 jT^ywowiaa'' FLOW said. He said Cotter spent tion of the proposed he said. What he does Congressional District's crash-landed in the desert today less UPi WEATHER FOTOCA8T • two days a week in his Oakland Heights low- receiving 50 percent of all would “depend on what's than two hours after takeoff. ■flartford office don't know Hartford pffice when income .housing project in the discretionary money available,” he said, but “1 Millionaire pilot Maxie Anderson and for sure where they'll be Congress was in session Manchester. coming into the state.” think 1 would best be suited co-pilot Don Ida took off from Jaipur in working a month from and, during recesses, he McQuade said he thinks McQuade said he and his for something along the Sakharov’s kin their balloon “Jules Verne” early today now. was there every day. He the chief problem that will colleagues were hit hard by lines of governmental but landed in the desert 25 miles away, “We're all kind of up in also started a mobile office face the district in the Cotter’s death. relations" said spokesman Ralph Levinson. the air,” the Manchester in a van four or five years years to come is the At least for now, he said begin new iife “Both men are OK and some family Weather native said last week. ago, which McQuade federal aid cutbacks. “He wasn't a boss, he he has no amtbitions to run Of course, it's con­ proclaimed a success. “They won’t really start was a friend,’’ said members and ground crew are looking McQuade. “ He wouldn't for office himself. BOSTON (UPI) — Soviet dissident An­ for them with cars,” said Levinson. ceivable that some of the “It's been very good in showing up for a couple of drei Sakharov's stepson and daughter-in- , y^azed turbaned camel-riders staff might be asked to re­ Senior Citizens Centers and years.” he said of the take any sympathy from main, if Democrat Bar­ us.” If you'have a news tip or law began their first day of married life wafened the silver balloon lift,off like a Today’s forecast places like that,” he said. federal budget cuts. story idea in Manchester, today with the fear their reunion may speeding rocket at 6:25 a.m. local time, bara B. Kennelly wins the “Senior citizens are often “ There’s still a lot of ' McQuade said he’s not contact City Editor Alex cause more persecution for the Nobel creaking its ropes above the silent desert Sunny today. High temperatures around 30. Becoming Jan. 12 election to fill the ' reluctant to use the phone. money in the pipeline sure what he’ll be doing Girelli at The Manchester laureate, whose hunger strike won her and yanking the two daredevils into the cloudy tonight with a 40 percent chance of a mixture of late William R. Cotter's They're more comfortable feeding programs.” after Jan. 12 if he’s no Herald, telephone 643-2711. release. windy sky. ,>, light snow freezing rain and sleet by late tonight. Lows seat. on a one-to-one basis.” “Sakharov is still in his illegal exile UPI photo It was not immediately known, what But McQuade stressed in the 20s. Sleet and freezing rain changing to rain MCQUADE SAID and we don't know what awaits him,'' went wrong. Tuesday morning. Becoming windy and mild with highs that it would be Mrs. Lisa Alexeyeva said at Logan Inter­ The helium-filled balloon fell to earth Kennelly's prerogative to Cotter was skilled in balan­ Today in history in the 40s. Winds west 10 to 15 mph becoming southwest cing the needs of a diver­ national Airport Sunday after seeing her about lot) minutes after lifting oft, Levin­ overnight. South winds increasing to 15 to 25 Tuesday. assemble her staff as she husband, Alexei Semyonov, for the first son said. “The balloon went off without a wished and he said no one sified district, where the 2 time in three years. On Dec. 21,1620 the Pilgrims set foot for the first time on American soil leak because we tested for one,” he said. from the 1st District office central city — Hartford'— Ironically, on the way home to subur­ at Plymouth. Depicted here in a scene aboard the Mayflower, Pilgrims The two men hope to accomplish a has talked to Mrs. Kennel­ is often at odds with some ban Waltham with his bride, Semyonov sign the compact that was the basis of the Plymouth Colony's govern­ 17,000-mile journey from Jaipur, capital Extended outlook ly about remaining on the of the suburbs. “He was always con­ was stopped for speeding but a kindly ment. of Rajasthan state, east across India, Extended outlook for New England Wednesday job. ' policeman decided not to ticket him, China, Japan, the Pacific, America, the “ I think some of us cerned that each town through Friday: received its fair share,” "He was doing 50 in a 30 mph zone,” Atlantic, Europe and the Mediterranean. MaHsarhiiHrllH, Rhode island and Connerlirul: would consider staying EGG NOG said Brookline policeman James Riley. Whether they circle the glpbe non-stop on,” he added. said McQuade. Cloudy with a chance of showers Wednesday. Partly As an example of the . "I started out giving him a ticket then Congress boards gravy train or touch down in several places, they cloudy Thursday and Friday. High temperatures in the after I found out who he was (from news THAT WOULD be city-suburb juggling act, would still be the first people to circle 40s Wednesday will gradually lower into the 30s on welcome news for the McQuade explained photographers), 1 changed it to a war­ the globe by balloon, Anderson said. Friday, Low temperatures in the 30s Wednesday Mridu by SHADY GLEN A ht^any drink ning. WASHINGTON (UPI) - Members of Both houses also adopted an amend­ many citizens who have Cotter's position on the , lowering to the teens and 20s on Friday. nch enough To dilute May be served as is, o r' “ ... 1 felt he had gone through a lot and Congress, cringing at the thought of ment allowing an even bigger potential come to depend on federal discrimination law­ Maine, New JinmpHliire: Some rain or mixed as a base for your favonle Brandy Sold by getting his wife and everything, it was a voting themselves a pay raise, found tax break by letting members deduct McQuade and the late suit against Manchester. happy day for him and 1 didn't want to another way to climb on the gravy train certain expenses for buying or renting a precipitation ending Wednesday.- Clearing Thursday. William R. Cotter's team “He supported the posi­ ihe quart, or in individual glasses. You can bt> ruin it,” this year — they, lowered their taxes and Washington home and maintaining it. Crash victims Fair on Christmas day. Highs in the 20s to low 30s north to cut red tape for them. tion of Manchester of­ sure you buy the best when you buy doubled the amount they can get for and mostly 30s south but cooling off by Friday. Lows in McQuade, 33, heads the ficials that the (Communi­ SHADY GLEN! Sakharov and his wife, Yelena Bonner, the 20s dropping to the teens or lower by Friday. went on a 17-day hunger strike to making speeches. had nightmare Hartford staff Cotter ty Development Block Vermont! Scattered rain and snow Wednesday, oc­ pressure Soviet authorities into letting Until this year, members received assembled. McQuade Grant) program was a dis­ Decision due casional snow Thursday and scattered flurries on graduated from cretionary program and Miss Alexeyeva leave the country. She $60,660.50 salary and could deduct up to TALKEETNA, Alaska (UPI) - After $3,000 on tax returns for travel, food and Friday, high in the 30s Wednesday and Thursday and in Manchester High School, Herald photo by Tarquinio the town was not required was wed to the dissident's stepson in a four day^ on a glacier atop Mount the 20s and low 30s Friday, low in the 20s falling to the proxy ceremony the Soviet government laundry expenses for having to live in WASHINGTON (UPI) - The suspense then attended Georgetown to participate,’’ said McKinley ih blizzard conditions, pilot Ed teens and near 20 Friday. University in Washington, DAVID McQUADE McQuade. “At the same 3] refused to recognize. Washington as well as in their home for Labor Secretary Raymond Donovan Hommer thought he was hallucinating. Semyonov said the Soviet concession, state. should be over by about Christmas on where he majored in inter­ ... future in limbo time, he wanted to make Climbing over the icy ridge were three national affairs. He also sure that people who while a personal victory for his step­ Members still receive $60,660.50 in whether a special prosecutor will be rescuers from his tiny Alaskan town. National Forecast In fact, he said the office residents of West Middle father and a symbolic one for dissidents, salary, but as the result of action taken named to investigate allegations against has a master's degree in Cotter's Washington of­ wanted to build low-income “It was a nightmare. Reality in a political science from the fice spent most of its time usually got called when Turnpike called the office housing in Manchester DAIRY STORES could result in further reprisals against in the last days of Congress, they now him. By Uni tod Press iternational Little Rock r 31 28 .15 to protest a ban on over­ super-heavy dose,” said Keith Niytray, a City & Fcsl Hi Ix) Pep l/)s Angeles c 64 56 .02 dealing with legislation citizens became his father and mother. can deduct handsomely not only for Senate Labor Committee Chairman University of Connecticut. . would be able to do it.” TWO CONVENIENT LOCATIONS IN MANCHESTER member of the “Mountain Maniacs” Albuquerque pc 64 41 liOuisville r 29 19 .04 When still in college, he and the affairs of exasperated by the federal night parking. McQuade, who was expenses but also for the yalue of their Orrin Hatch, R-Utah, said in a telephone rescue team, that foUnd Hommer and Anchorage cy 24 20 Memphis r 36 32 .36 bureaucracy. He said peo­ “The congressman made 840 E Middle Tpke. on RT. 6 • Open Daily and Sun,; Parkade Branch open Mon. thru Sunj expensive Washington housing. interview he has been informed the Asheville pc 33 07 Miami Berh pc 62 .49 met Cotter while serving Congress; the role of the responsible for coor­ John C and Bcmicc A FLeg. Owners Mike Klauser still, alive after a plane Atlanta r 37 07 Milwaukee s 26 16 '.ui as an intern and was later Hartford office was to deal ple would call when they the determination that the William J Hoch. Executive Manager The vote, living up to the adage “vote Justice Department will decide “at or Minneapolis c 33 .10 dinating federal grants to crash Tuesday on North America's Billinas pc 48 29 .03 23 asked to join the con­ with the needs and had problems with social federal government had the district, said one of the ^CLOSED CHRISTMAS EVE • 7 P M.; CLOSED CHRISTMAS DAY no and take the dough” when it comes to around Christmas” whether to recom­ highest peak. Birmingham r 42 21 Nashville r 35 21 .02 security or veterans provided money, which pay raises, was close. The Senate vote on mend a special prosecutor for Donovan. Boston c 23 14 New Orleans r 52 46 .04 gressman's staff. problems of constituents. last official acts of Cotter’s “Ed looked at me and said ‘By God it's Brownsvil Tx.c 80 69 New York c 27 20 McQuade, who is single, “I think we function benefits, or had immigra­ required a ban on over­ CIA in search the expense deductions, was 46-44, with The secretary, the last Cabinet good to see you.' He thought at first he Buffalo s 2f. 14 Oklahm Cty cy 36 32 tion difficulties or were night parking,” he said. three senators — Joseph Biden, D-DeL, member to be confirmed, was waiting Charlstn . c 39 32 Omaha po 35 27 now lives in Hartford. He more or less as an om­ was hallucinating.” CharlU N.C pc 36 17 Philadclpnia c 28 13 still has a brother living in budsman,” said McQuade. frustrated by federal Cotter then managed to store Hours for Gen. Dozier William Roth, R-Del., and John (ihafee, out the Justice Department's decision Rescuers found Hommer's Cessna 185 Chicago 2 09 .2 Phoenix c 75 49 regulations. loosen the requirements so THREE CONVENIENT LOCATIONS R-R.L, first voting yes and then no when amid uncorroborated allegations he had Clevelandelar r 21 11 .01 Pittsburgh' s 19 06 Manchester, but he said his “This is one area where X m as E v e 8 -6 buried in chest-high snow on a 35-degree (niumbus r 14 09 Portland Ore. r 4fi 42 .14 parents have since moved people felt they wouldn't the Manchester residents C lo s e d ■YY 260 NO. MAIN ST. / it became apparent the measure would ties to organized crime. While denying Dallas pc 44 39 Providence c 22 10 MCQUADE slope of Kahiltan Glacier within yards of to a “sunnier climate” in have to deal with could park on the street, C h r is tm a s i MANCHESTER. CT. pass. The House went along by voice any wrongdoing, Donovan has refused to a sheer 2,000-foot precipice. Inside the Denver pc 6f. 42 .01 Richmond pc 33 n RECALLED one instance McQuade said. vote. publicly elaborate. Des Moines pc 34 30 .12 St. Louis r 31 30 Florida. bureaucracy" where some Manchester D ay VERONA, Italy (UPI) - U.S, secret wreckage lay the 26-year-old pilot for Detroit s % 06 .01 Salt Lake Cilys 61 39 iZ2 McQuade said that was agents and anti-terrorist experts met Duluth cy 2f. 24 .If. San Antonig c fi6 K a ® ■ " = " Hudson Flying Service of Talkeetna and Kl J ’aso c 74 58 San Diego pc 67 61 .03 with Italian police to-coordinate efforts Klauser, 30, of Darlington, Ind. Hartford c 24 02 San Franese pc 61 57 .10 to rescue kidnapped American general The four-day rescue effort was too Honolulu r 80 68 I'.CT San J*ian pc 8T. 73 First sobriety year critical Indianapolis r 17 10 .19 Seattle pc 46 36 James Dozier from a secret Red late, however, to save Hommer's Jackson Miss, i 42 40 .Of. Spokane pc 32 28 Brigades "peoples' prison.” brother-in-law, Dan Hartman, 30, of Jacksonville pc 49 22 Tampa pc f<2 32 Tenants will begin moving American agents, some from the Cen­ Kansas City cy 34 33 '.bi Washington pc 33 16 ATLANTA (UPI) — The first long­ “1 think they 're killing a lot of people Talkeetna, and a fourth passenger, Pat Las Vegas pc 73 f.7 Wichita pc 36 32 E tral Intelligence Agency and the Defense term study of a large group of alcoholics by encouraging them to return to Scanlon, 25, of the Anchorage area. Both • " HOME OF THE Intelligence Agency, questioned Dozier's reached an encouraging conclusion — drinking,” she said. died on the mountain. into office condos next month ' PEOPLEPLEASERS wife Judith. 47, into the early hours of most chronic drinkers who can stay off She discussed data from the study in Hommer and Klauser were listed in Sunday and then met with Italian booze for one year have a good chance at an interview while in Atlanta to attend serious condition today at Providence paramilitary police, Hospital in Anchorage, suffering from continued sobriety. the Southeastern Conference on Alcohol Tenants will begin moving into the year-old huildina. Italian investigators said the CIA Dr. Leclair Bissell, who heads the severe frostbite, dehydration and Lottery was delayed by slower-than- and Drug Abuse. Ms. Bissell paid for the town’s first office condominiums anticipated sales and a wait for con­ DOUBLE agents were not working directly with American Society on Alcoholism, said study with her own funds. hypothwma. Hornmer's wife, Sandy, after the first of the year, an official struction materials. “I’m sure the townspeople will police, but apparently were coordinating alcoholics who get counseling for their flRW f^opSTalk'eirna to be at his bedside. want to see what it looks like now,” Manufacturer’s with their Italian counterparts and in­ Her survey involved 439 alcoholics who ‘‘They're kind of happy to be here,” said today. Sales contracts for some units IF YOU problem and can abstain from drinking were members of Alcoholics Anonymous Numbers drawn in New 6434. William Hale, president of the Hale said, “It's kind of exciting. It’s C were canceled because the prospec­ telligence agents and anti-terrorism for a year usually don't touch booze said hospital spokeswoman Karen Ed­ interesting to see how this old DIDN’T experts from West Germany and again for up to seven years. ‘ and had been sober at least a year. More mondson. “There's a little bit of remorse England Saturday: Rhode Island daily: 1378. Heritage Savings and Loan Associa­ tive owners could not wait to move than 90 percent of them were inter­ Connecticut daily: 915. Vermont daily: 296. tion which developed the office con­ in. Hale said. He added that he is not department store with high ceilings RECEIVE France, She also said the abstention seemed to about their friends and about the has been converted into a modern Coupons Dozier, a brigadier general and the viewed again five to seven years later. possibility of losing limbs because of the Maine daily: 767. Massachusetts daily: dominium complex in the former worried about filling the spaces. YOUR help alcoholics stop smoking, decreased House and Hale department store, office building.” MONDA*SUNDAY highest ranking American officer at the suicidal behavior, lowered encounters Only 15 percent of the women and 14.7 frostbite. It will take s^eral days or New Hampshire daily: 2078. “The list of peofile looking to rent said tenants will begin taking title or occupy is growing,” Hale said. DETAILS IN STORE NATO base in Verona, was kidnapped by with the police and drastically reduced percent of the men reported any drinking even a week before the ddctors know how Hale said construction is virtually VALUE four terrorists posing as plumbers from hospitalization for any reason, between the interviews, said Ms. Bissell, much damage has been donfe.” and moving into the building in mid- “That’s good, because it means peo­ JHESE SPECIALS EFFECTIVEj PACKED January. ple are interested in being down­ completed on the building. Some his seventh-floor apartment in the center Ms. Bissell strongly criticized psy­ a specialist in alcoholism since 1%8 who What started as a 2Vz hour scenic flight minor details, such as installation of THRU SAT. DEC. 26 FLYER IN THE of the city Thursday evening. works with alcoholics at Edgehill New­ from Talkeetna turned into a nightmare, Hale said all units in the building town where there’s parking and chologists who attempt to return some carpeting and lighting WE 1981 During the attack, Dozier's wife was recovered alcoholics to “social port, a treatment center in Newport, for the four friends shortly after noon on are sold, although there has been shopping nearby and people.” JILKTOWN FLYER some fluctuation in tenants as the - The tenants include physicians, fixtures, remain to be done, he said. RESERVE chained and gagged.^ drinking,” R.I. Tuesday. THE RIGHT scheduled opening date has been dentists, lawyers and others. TO LIMIT PLEASE PICK ONE Almanac delayed. Hale said an open house will be “I feel positive,;; Hale said, “It QUANTITY UP AT THE STORE. The units were originally held early next year so the public turned out to be a good investment scheduled to be completed in can see the transformation in the 72- — it’s good for the bank and the com­ November, Hale said. Construction munity.” By United Press International P eopletalk Today is Monday, December 21st, the 355th day of 1981 From Our Meat Dept. with 10 to follow. Today is the first day of Chanukah. This is the first day of Winter (5:51 p.m. EST). Savings bank will expand USDAGRADEA PREMIUM QUALITY AGAR $750,000 for Cher Miss Harrell in 1974 was forced to move her Cot­ The moon is moving toward its new phase. tontail Ranch about 500 yards down the road to The morning stars are Mars, Jupiter and Saturn. Waybest Whole Canned Cher has been awarded a lawsuit judgment of private property when a national columnist The evening stars are Mercury and Venus. The Savings Bank of Manchester will be moving some Johnson said the bank signed a lease with Wiggin in Chicken Breasts Hams more than $750,(XK) from Forum magazine, the pressured the Bureau of Land Management to Those born on this date are under the sign of Sagit­ of its services into 15,000 square feet of floor space September, He said he wasn’t certain yet what weekly tabloid Star and freelance writer Fred Rob­ revoke her lease. Harrell ran for a seat in the tarius. Soviet Premier Josef Stalin was born December adjoining the bank, its president William Johnson said departments would be moved to the new building. bins. "rhe entertainer claimed the two publications Nevada Assembly the same year, a race she lost by 21st, 1879. today. I 'The bank plans to use the first floor space for offices used a Robbins interview with her which was sup­ 120 votes. _ The building, which SBM is leasing, is owned by Davis and the basement for storage and some clerical func­ posed to have been used exclusively by US “I know what it's all about, kid,” Miss Han-ell On this date in history: Wiggin of Spring Street and is north of the bank. The tions, Johnson said. 2 magazine and which she and US decided not to use. told the stageshow madam. “Prostitution is far In 1620, the Pilgrims set foot for the first time on previous tenant was a women’s clothing store, which U.S. District Court Judge Manuel Real in Los cleaner than politics.” American soil at Plymouth, Massachusetts. moved out earlier this fall. Angeles said Forum showed a “blatant disregard of In 1942, the U.S. Supreme Court upheld the validity of Johnson said some remodeling will have to be done, NOTICE Cher's rights,” while The Star was guilty of ‘'a con- sixweek divorces granted in Nevada. mostly involving some partitions for offices, and hopes the bank will be in the new building by February. VINE8 RIPENED 9 * NOT RESPONSIBLE «5 FOR TYPOGRAPHICAL‘? ERRORS cious misstatement of fact” in claiming the article Balloonist wanted ‘ FOR THE HOLIDAYS * was exclusive. He ordered that she get $369,117 The reason for the expansion, which irivolves a ground Florida ,33 from The Star, $269,117 from Forum and $100,000 Japanese adventurer Rocky Aoki, who made ■floor and basement, is the “need to provide better ser­ NOW from its owners. Penthouse magazine, and $25,000 history's first trans-Pacific balloon flight in vice,” Johnson said. YOU DO NOT HAVE TO SPEND Tom atoes COUPON COUPON from Robbins. . ■ November, now wants to take a Russian woman balloonist on a 9,000-mile trip from Europe across iMauf[|PHlpr Hrralh PART OF YOUR HOLIDAY __ NATIVE WHITE WITH COUPON AFTER M Russia to Japan. But Aoki, owner of the Benihana PURCHASE EXCLUDING Bloodmobile stop Large BFER& TOBACCO Strong heart Restaurant chain in the United States, admits Official Manchester Newspaper WASHING DISHES everything depends on getting clearance from lAYLOR E g g s DOZ The U.S Postal Service has changed its mind and Russia, China, North Korea and possibly Iran. USPS 327-500 VOL. Cl, No. 69 FROM A HUGE ^RENTALi SOUTHERN SUN offered heart transplant patient Jim Hayes a job as He says he will be joined by his American team­ . Published daily except Sunday and certain holidays by planned Tuesday a mail carrier in Knoxville, Tenn. mates, Ben Abruzzo. Larry Newman and Ron tl.e Manchester Publishing Co., Herald Square, FAMILY DINNER Hayes, 29, was healthy enough to pedal a bicycle Clarke, the same squad which succeeded in the Manchester, Conn. 06040. Second class postage paid at Orange 3,000 miles across the country for his annual heart trans-Pacific Balloon flight from Japan to the U.S. Manchester, Conn. POSTMASTER: Send address The American Red Cross will hold a bloodmobile VIRGINIA GLAZED Tuesday from 12:15 to 5:30 p.m. at the Army and Navy checkup at Palo Alto, Calif. But a month after he “This time I want to invite a Russian lady changes to The Manchester Herald, P.O. Box 591, JOIN YOUR FAMILY Juice got back he was told he was not healthy enough to balloonist,, so we can enjoy ourselves.” Manchester, Conn. 06040. Club, 1090 Main St. B aked « The holidays are traditionally a slow time for collec­ U i _ _ _ STORE ______be a postal clerk. Hayes now says he can have the AFTER DINNER n a i T l SLICED ■ ■ ■ lb 64 OZ CTN job pending a final review of his medical records. tions and a time of high blood usage, as the number of To subscribe, or to report a delivery problem, call 647- traffic accidents rises due to poor road conditions and a “If they turn me down on this one I'll really be up­ Mellower Melissa ,9946.' Office hours are 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Monday RELAX TASTY STORE SLICEIW ^ ^ set,” he says. “I've done a lot more strenuous large number of people driving. through Friday and 7 to 10 a.m. Saturday. Delivery Anyone in good health, between the ages of 18 and 66 P r o v o lo n e 9 9 things than work at the Post Office. I get out and Melissa Manchester says 15 years in the music should be made by 5 p.m. Monday through Friday and by TAKE IT EASY play football, water ski — whatever I want to do.” business have mellowed her. 7:30 a.m. Saturday. and weighing at least 110 pounds may be eligible to Cheese flM lb CHER The singer, whose 10th album will be released Suggested carrier rates are $1.20 weekly, $5.12 for one donate blood. l FOR AS LITTLE AS $1.95 per persor^ Judge rules magazine article misused shortly, says, “Life is dealing me a real nice deck month, $15,35 for three months, $30.70'for six months, Other bloodmobiles are scheduled throughout the y i You Can Rent A Complete T T l* Ladies of the night now. I sing what I want to sing about, to give an and $61.40 for one year. Mail rates are available oii state this week. For information on their locations con­ Tablesetting •L/ PHILADELPIA audience a feeling of hope and strength, to help request. tact the Red Cross at 677-4531. Beverly Harrell, madam of the Cottontail Ranch them cope with reality.” The Red Cross Services Center at 75 Pearl St., Hart­ Ready For The Table Cream legalized bordello in central Nevada, visited enter­ Miss Terry plays the lead role as the madam of a And she adds, “It's all getting better — from the ford, will be open Monday through Thursday from 9 a.m. Make Your Reservation Today 80Z To place a classified or display advertisement, or to to 3:30 p.m. C h eese PKG tainer June Terry backstage early Sunday for the Texas bordello which was closed by politicans — all wine to the clothes. People think I had a burning report a news item, story or picture idea, call 643-2711, closing performance of “The Best Little Whore ----- Call 643-2496------ALL FLAVORS longtime customers of the establishment — after ambition to be in show business. I just wanted the Office hours are 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through All about collecting House in Texas.” they were publicly pressured by the news media. T-shirts.” Friday. Ask For Barbara Wilper H aw aiian Russ MacKendrick writes about stamps, coins and Your Holiday Dining Consultant 46 OZ almost anything collectible — in “Collectors’ Comer,” TAYLOR RENTAL CENTER, 155 Center, Manch. Punch CAN every Tuesday in The Herald’s Focus/Lelsure section. J 4 - THE HERALD, Mon., Dec. 21, 1981 THE HERALD, Mon., Dec. 21, 1981 — 5 Lutz plans High school Winter is just beginning

accredited some more snow tonight After this storm, we can g ala party It seems that Old Man and the total snowfall by Winter has already made this time in 1979 was just and tommorrow, but it is expect a break front the himself right at home tins' 2.6 inches. expected to change to sleet stormy weather, at least year, and he pven brought We might be getting and rain. for a few days. For those who seem to sleep until 1989 along snow, sleet and through New Year’s Eve freezing rain as pre- celebrations each year because Christmas gifts. they’re accustomed to an 8 p.m. Manchester High School’s ac­ But officially, winter is bedtime, Lutt: Children’s Museum creditation has been extended iust beginning today. has a plan. through 1989, Principal Jacob Ludes III has announced. ■ That can’t be seen as All children are cordially invited good news by town to attend the museum’s gala New Ludes said the accreditation Highway Superintendent Year’s Eve party for children, a followed a review of the two-year Fredrick F. Wajcs Jr., who holiday event to be held Dec. 31 progress report submitted in August estimates that the town from 11 p.m. to 1 a.m. Lutz Standard to tho New England Association of already has spent about Time (or 2 to 4 p.m. on the regular Schools and Colleges by the high school administration. half of this year’s budget 16 diamonds clock). for snow clearance. Wear . The original period of reaccredita­ totaling Va carat Games, crafts, refreshments and But the National tion was for five years and was due in 14k gold. entertainment will help the kids to expire in 1984, Ludes said. Weather Service at welcome in the New Year at their “ We are pleased with the con­ Bradley Airport said we As dainty a diamond own special get-together. fidence the NEASC has shown in our really haven’t had an un­ pendant as you've ever usual amount of snow so ona seen. And suf)Srisingly The entrance fee is $1. for programs, staff and facilities,” far this season. affordable! $705 children, 50 cents for adults. Ludes said. “ This extension brings ‘‘It’s been about chain Museum members are free. us to the maximurn 10 year reac­ average,” a Weather Ser­ For more information, contact the creditation period.” vice spokesman said. museum at 643-0949. Ludes said the high school con­ ducted an exhaustive self-evaluation According to the in 1978 and was visited by a 30- Weather Service, we’ve member team from the NEASC had 9.6 inches of snow this month. That’s also the Tech pupils during the 1979-8(1 school year. Herald photo by Tarquinio total for the entire season NEASC is the oldest accrediting thus far. agency in the country. It assists in Soloists rehearse Last December, we only collect food the evaluation of colleges, univer­ had 3.2 inches of snow in sities and secondary schools December, but 8.6 inches throughput the United States and in Several soloists who will perform In the Johnson, and Lisa Gould. The concert will be Herald photo by Pinto in November brought the Europe. Bennet Junior High School choir solo con­ held tonight at 7:30 in Room C24 of the Students at Howell "heney season total, at this date, Our 81st Year as Trusted Jewelers Regional Vocational Technical cert rehearse with Melvin Lumpkin. The Cheney Building of Bennet. Soloists from the singers are (from left) Angela Newsome, to 11.8 inches. 958 MAIN STREET School have collected more than 900 Vandals hit downtown seventh, eighth and ninth grade choirs will December 1979 was not a Manchester. Conn. 06040 Tel. 643-2741 items of food for distribution to dis­ Rhonda Oliver, Kristine Marquez, Vernessa' Concordia plans sing seasonal songs. snowy month. Less than an American CiprettAAailsf CttAtoe/Viw/MichMl* CharQe advantaged families. events for week inch fell that December Cheney Tech spokesman James Philip Roberts, owner of Blish Hardware at 793 Main St,, Street and kicked out four windows. Police said this morning examines his broken storefront window Friday night. It was Bugbee said he expected the final they have no new ieads. The following events are count to go over 1,000 items before shattered, police said, by someone who went along Main scheduled this week at Concordia STORE HOURS: OPEN EVENINGS TILL 9, the food drive ended Friday. Lutheran Church, 40 Pitkin St.: Bonding Competition between students in The Stewardship Committee will YOU ALWAYS BUY BETTER AT several shop areas helped spark the meet Monday atj 7 p.m. at the collection effort, he said. Capitol Fiber to purchase MHS bids low church. The Bible Study Group will decision APPLIANCES O F MANCHESTER The drive’s cosponsors, the stu­ meet at 8 p.m, on Tuesday and on dent council and the Vocational- Wednesday, the Children’s Choir Industrial Club, raised money will rehearse at 6:30 p.m. and the favored When the building committee through various fund-raising Concordia Choir at 7:45 p.m, Manchester Parkade town's paper for recycling opened a second round of bids on methods, including doughnut sales Christmas Eve services will start renovation work at Manchester earlier this year, to buy food for the at 3 p.m. on Thursday with a Holy state Sen. Carl A. High School, its members found a drive. More than $700 was raised Communion with some German. At Zinsser, R-Manchester, Capitol Fiber of Hartford has been pleasant surprise. through their efforts, he said. “ The market can go up and down pany bought out the Hartford-based 7 p.m. There will be the Children’s and state Rep. Walter H. awarded the annual contract for the Joyner, R-Manchester, quite a bit and we would feel bad if recycling division of Lydall Inc. of The new low bid,for case and Festival; at 10:30 p.m. there will be purchase of newspaper collected at have applauded* Gov. The food was turned over to the we were stuck with receiving only Manchester, the firm which cabinet work in the school’s choral music from Messiah and at 11 the town’s recycling center. William A. O’NeiU’s recent Manchester Area Conference of $11 a ton while the market was financed the construction of the libraries and science room is p.m., a Holy Communion decision to allow the Churches for distribution to poor The company, which submitted demanding $100 a ton,’’ said Pass. recycling plant 10 years ago. about $40,000 less than the Candlelight Service, sa and disadvantaged families. Connecticut Housing the highest bid to the town, will pay The fluctuating market, which can previous low bid, which the com­ The town began advertising for Finance Authority to sell ROLL BACK PRICES a variable rate, currently at $11 a go anywhere from over $100 a ton mittee tjad rejected as too high. bids last month after paying off the tax exempt bonds up to the ton. The town would earn $2,640 a down to nothing, makes it difficult $13,000 debt on the plant to Lydall. Robert H. Lord Co. of Glaston­ Youth killed TZOO million limit. year if this rate stayed constant, to, determine just how much the Offices closing For the past decade the town has bury offered a new low bid of They said the bond sale town will make from the sale. been selling the paper collected at NEW HAVEN (UPI) - A city OPEN Capitol Fiber also submitted a $320;556 for the project, while the teenager was held on $50,000 bond will generate financing for BEFOAE CHRISTMAS AT BERNIFS fixed rate of $11 a ton. The town also ' the plant to Lydall. All municipal offices will be The recycling center, located near earlier low bid came in at $364,- today pending arraignment in more than 3,500 homes. received one other bid, from Fox closeb both on Christmas Day, and the town landfill, generates about 15 595. Superior Court for the shooting Zinsser and Joyner said Recycling of Bloomfield, for a fixed I ’he town each year would then New Year’s Day. to 20 tons of paper a month. death of a companion, police said. -they urged the governor in SUN. NOW AT ALL 6 BERNIE'S STORES...CONNECTICUT'S BIGGEST return half the money to Lydall to “ By sending them back out There will be no refuse collection and variable rate of $5, June to take the action,, repay the firm. again, we picked up about Police said Michael Jones, 16, on these days. which they said would Maurice Pass, director of General Capitol Fiber will be given the op­ $40,000,’’ said Paul F. Phillips, died .Sunday in Yale-New Haven Emergency phone numbers are: For the last six or seven years, ‘-‘help stimulate the APPLIANCE/TELEVISION CHAIN...AND CROWING BIGGER! Services, said the variable rate was tion of renewing the contract at the building committee chairman. Hospital after he was shot once in highway, 647-3233; refuse, 647-3248 however, the town has been retur­ housing industry in Ilu.5 chosen because of a wildly fluc­ end of the year. “ That’s a big savings” the chest about 12:30 p.m. Sunday and sanitary sewer and water, 647- tuating market for surplus ning all.the money to Lydall in an ef­ Connecticut.” with a .22-caliber handgun that he R C A 1 2 dUgon.l 3111. materials. In March of this year, the com­ fort to repay the debt sooner. had handed to Robert King, 17, “ We welcome the gover­ Whirlpool nor’s response to our AM BLACK & WHITE 1 7 c u . ¥ . FROST FREE request,” the lawmakers PORTABLE TV said in a statement. "As o legislators very much in­ REFRIGERATOR volved in. and concerned with the housing crisis, we J.0 believe increasing the bond o d ia n d , limit for CHFA is an im­ portant step toward i. ■ Quality Gi,ft^ You’ll Be Proud To Give - making money available, From Regals’, Of Course. especially for low- and «496 RCA 19'JUi moderate-income per­ Whirlpool sons.” COLOR r v HEAVY DUTY I The two Republican WITH AUTOMATIC legislators iiT June called M for the governor to rescue AUTOMATIC WASHER $100 million of the bonding FINE TUNING which they said would be HEAVY DUTY ' lost without his action. BIG CAPACITY They explained that $100 million had been CHW' DRYER designated by the federal government for Connec­ Whirlpool 16 cu. ft. ticut municipalities that wished to float bonds for UPRIGin FREEZER loc;al housing projects. STORES 560 POUNDS 'Riat pool was separate from another $100 million pool made available to CHFA. The catch was, that the l U L U K I V $100 m illio n fo r the v V vk- municipalities was not $297 ^ 3 6 6 * e c ;ia' available, because a bill SP' i l signed by former President MANCHESTER AND AVON STORES ^278 p o ir u E T T n s Carter stipulate^ that state FREE DELIVERY* FREE SERVICE Come see Christmas 3 flowers - *^6.35 value and municipal bonding OPEN SUNDAYS 11 A.M. TO 5 P.M. must comply with federal Red, White and Pink regulation, but the R C A V B E O /SUErsllM-AIR regulations were never TAPI RECORDER SAVE ^50 ^ m i":>s Single Large Flower *2®* issued. WITH 24 HOUR Home Grown£4.9 Zinsser and Joyner, therefor, urged that the en AUTOMATIC TIMER b^CHHlSASSWSIAI^ Flowers & Plants GARLAND roping) tire $200 million be made r e b a t e DAYS! Pine Laurel, Princess Pine, Wreaths available to CHFA. 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OPIlSIOIH / Com m entary Fauliso and state Environmental Protection Com- Their broken hearts are our broken hearts. Their The rally and a mass said by 20 Catholic priests were NEW BRITAIN (UPI) — State and local officials joined labor leaders and (^tholic priests for a weekend missioner Stanley Pac, who is of Polish heritage. dreams are our dreams, their prayers are our prayers, sponsored by the Connecticut Association of Polish rally where more than 1,(X)0 people turned out to offer “We come here today to plead a cause,” said Fauliso. “How long will the people of Poland suffer the chains Priests and the Connecticut State Labor Council, AFL- their spiritual and-financial support to the people of “We come here today to plead the cause of justice, that shackle their hearts and minds?” CIO. 0 - Poland. The rally and- mass, held Sunday in the city with Connecticut’s largest Polish community, was the largest of several gatherings held across the state to ■ ■ I The Justice Dept, goes judge-shopping protest the imposition of martial law in Poland. “We have seen so often the attempts of those who would extinguish the flame of freedom in Poland,” New IN w m ment misconduct is more dangerous Britain Mayor William J. McNamara told the crowd Mayor Angelo Erichetti andd Atlan­ testimony. He also promised that all ^gathered in and around Sacred Heart ChuVeh, WASHINGTON - Hidden in to democracy than any individual secret grand jury documents is the • tic City Caino Control Com­ the evidence' compiled by the “They have not succeeded in the past nor will they MtA i DEPT. SPECIALS DELI SPECIALS misconduct. disgraceful story of the Justice missioner Kenneth MacDonald had Newark grand jury would be succeed in the future. They will not succeed because of the strength, courage and dedication of the people of Department's manipulation of the corruptly agreed to help ABSCAM's presented to the one in Brooklyn, WATCH ON WASTE: The Jack Anderson .Holand to the cause of freedom,” ’McNamara said. FREIRICH LEVONIAN DOMESTIC COOKED H A M ...... , b . « 2 . 4 9 judicial system to make sure that phony Arab sheik obtain a gambling Neither assurance came true. National Institute of Mental Health The Brooklyn court had never faces budget cuts iust like any A small Soviet flag was set afire at one point during SWITZERLAND SWISS CHEESE...... b’ 2 . 9 9 certain ABSCAM defendants were license in the New Jersey resort. the rally, which was also attended by. Lt. Gov. Joseph tried before a pro-government Suddenly, with sj^ months still left Washington Merry-Qo-Round seen several key ABSCAM federal agency. But for some un­ MUCKE'S BOLOGNA...... b * 1 , 8 9 judge. in the grand jury's term, two Justice documents. Most of the witnesses fathomable reason, this has not DAISY BUnS .lb. The Justice Deepartment’s Department attorneys showed up who appeared in Newark were never prevented officials at the shrink THORN APPLE VALLEY BRAND LAND 0 ’ LAKES AMERICAN CHEESE ,b * 2 . 1 9 shameless judge-shopping — and asked the jurors to give up their called up in Brooklyn. One of these tank from laying out funds as if Group charges MUCKE’S COOKED SALAMI...... , b * 2 . 1 9 acknowledged at one point by a investigation so that it could* be was the FBI agent who had in­ budget cuts could be sublimated by federal prosecutor — worked out given to a grand jury in Brooklyn. defendants’ rights against entrap­ norant, but 1 know of no way that tlic vestigated allegations of miscon­ positive thinking. WEAVER CHICKEN ROLL...... ib ^2 .4 9 just the way the government had The official explanation for this ment and government misconduct. U.S. attorney or Justice Depart­ duct by the notorious Weinberg. The Take the case of Dr. Jean PratC JARLSBERG SWISS CHEESE .b’ 2 . 9 9 hoped: The case was transferred unusual request was that a New York is in the more lenient Se­ ment attorneys can force a grand testimony of other Newark who is about to be hired as a consul­ Dodd suggestion BACON from New Jersey to Brooklyn, and “jurisdictional catfight" had cond Circuit. jury to discontinue an in­ witnesses was never read to the tant to monitor some programs at. DANISH HAVARTI CHEESE, Plain w/Caraway w/Dill . i b ^ 2 . 9 9 wound up before U.S. District Judge developed between the New Jersey vestigation...Grand juries and Brooklyn grand jury. St. Elizabeths Hospital, a rnent^' Judge Curtis Meaner was not GROTE & WEIGLE COCKTAIL FRANK or KIELBASA . .b’ 2 . 9 9 (^prge Pratt — the high-handed and New 'York prosecutors over the courts do not exist tor the con­ A further reason for the transfer facility in Washington, D.C., that 'Double standard' SWEDISH fooled by the "efficieny" arguments of the case was admitted by a has already been targeted, for "Judge Bean” of ABSCAM. who ABSCAM cases. Consolidating them venience of the prosecution. I do not 3 lb WHEELS OF CHEDDAR CHEESE (GIFT WRAPPED) ...o a .^9 N 9 9 | of the two Justice Department at­ elimination by the Reagan budget resolutely forbade the trial jury to all in Brooklyn would be more "ef­ exist as a lackey of the Department prosecutor: Weinberg didn’t want to KORV .lb. torneys, Reid Weingarten and Eric testify in New Jersey. team. HARTFORD (UPI) ^ Minority activists have consider evidence of flagrant mis­ ficient," the officials argued. of Justice, although , 1 sometimes SWIFT The finest Party Platters In town, Holder He remarked in one closed "The New Jersey judges would Pratt would draw a basic $300 a ,^criticized Sen. Christopher Dodd, D-Conn., for conduct and entrapment by the The real reason was quite session: "And it’s obvious to think the department would like to different: The Justice Deepartment have made mincemeat out of day stipend for 144 days’ work suggesting immigration policies be relaxed for Poles . Made Fresh to Order!! prosecutors and their convicted con me...they want to take this thing have it be that way," "while refugees “of color” from Haiti, Africa and Cuba BUHERBALL man, Mel Weinberg. had lost control of the New Jersey The Newark grand jury was equal­ Weinberg,’’ a source explained. throughout the year. In addition, she away {from New Jersey) because 'are shut out of the U.S. My associate Indy Badhwar has grand jury, which was showing an ly skeptical, but Weingarten was "And all the information on govern­ would get $75 a day for living the department wants to control Larry Woods, executive director of the Inner City pored through the grand jury embarrassing interest in the finally able to persuade the jurors ment misconduct that would have expenses, plus reimbursement for TURKEYS 10/22 lb. Bvg...... lb. it ... They have control in •Exchange, a cultural and educational center in Hart­ ' GARDEN FRESH documents that detail the possibility that the defendants’ come out in the Third Circuit would travel between Washington and her COLONIAL FULLY COOKED Brooklyn...” to give up their investigation! This ford’s predominantly black North End, accused Dodd of government's behind-the-scenes rights had been less than he did by misleading them. have had ah impact on.every single New York home. endorsing a "double standard” for people who want to PRODUCE SPECIALS manipulation of the criminal justice scrupulously protected by the “ I think this is the point," Weingarten assured the Newark ABSCAM case. That’s what the When it’s all added up, Pratt’s 144 ! immigrate to the U.S. “depending on their color and SEMIBONELESS system. Here's the story: ABSCAM trappers. Weingarten acknowledged with grand jurors that the Brooklyn court Justice Department feared." days of consulting will cost the -culture.” ,b 3 3 * A federal grand jury in Newark New Jersey is in the Third remarkable candor. was fully familiar with the Footnote: .The defendants were taxpayers almost $70,000. That’s - “If you are going to allow thousands of Polish people VzHAM WATER ADDED ...... lb. Sweet Potatoes or Yams had spent three months in­ Judicial Circuit, which was the The judge then gave the attorneys Erichetti - MacDonald case convicted as assuredly most of them about what the agency’s director ,into the U.S.,” said Woods, “then you should do the vestigating charges that Camden source of a landmark decision on a.brief civics lecture: "1 may be ig­ because of earlier ABSCAM deserved to be. But Justice Depart­ gets — for a full year’s work; same for Africans, Haitians, Cubans and other people of .2 ..9 9 * color who are trying to escape the same thing the Poles AVAILABLE FOR THE HOLIDAYS . . . Mushrooms...... are — poverty and oppressive regimes.” CAPONS — DUCKS . “We are not speaking against Poland or tlfe Polish USDA CHOICE BEEF LOIN BONELESS SIRLOIN STEAK ,b39< In Manchester ;peopie,” said Woods, “ but we feel there are other ROAST (SPOON ROAST) White Onions...... ; peoples who deserve as much help. Where’s our sym- I pathy? Is it just for white refugees?” USDA CHOICE RIB ROAST BONELESS ; Dodd urged President Reagan last week to set aside Anjou Pears...... 6 / 9 9 < ; immigration requirements and paperwork to allow _____ The season • thousands of Polish refugees with “compelling Apyr pvw am d tb h ) I humanitarian circumstances” into the U.S. I “I urge you to authorize your attorney general and i secretary.of state to grant parole to those displaced for children • Polish citizens who have demonstrated compelling f humanitarian circumstances,” Dodd said in a telegram Z Friday, to the president. SWEDISH Manchester isn’t immune it is also, maybe, the time to • The senator encouraged the president to accept some ■ of the more than 50,(X)0 Polish refugees in Austria, from the scourge of child look inward at our own generosi­ abuse. Experts say the 227 calls I Sweden, Norway and Germany. ty to them year round. Z Woods, whose agency sponsors reading programs, lee-- « 2 . 3 9 received by the Department of KORV Ask yourself the following tures and trips to Third World countries for Hartford Children and Youth Services questions: I youths, held a news conference Saturday and invited a HOOD fro m S e p te m b e r, 1980 to When was the last time I paid • half dozen church and social activists to discuss their September, 1981 sadly represent my child a compliment? ;. views on Dodd’s and other calls for expanded Polish im- only a tiny fraction of the • migration. . 4 9 When was the last time I il'. The Rev. Earl Lawson of the Pilgrim Way Baptist M problem. ICE CREAM scheduled an hour of my day in 1 Church held one of the more militant opinions. Four days before Christmas, which to do something strictly ■ “We’re upset that this white racist nation is again ,/V o that universal holiday of all ■ for one child? 5 helping out its own,” he said. “If we can take care of the We Give Old Fashioned Substitute I people of Poland why can’t we take care of all the poor children, is, perhaps a strange How often do I criticize my ... For Quality time to bring up the subject. If :j people?” Butcher Service children’s friends within earshot t Woods also accused the U.S. government of “putting a Christmas means anything, it is of my children? quota system on refugees,” depending on their race but, a time for parents to lavish When was the last time I asked he said he had no figures to back up his charge. STORE HOURS; extra love on their children. my child to do something and He said he planned to contact Dodd personally today. Yet, in a sense, that’s what then followed up the statement Mon., Tues., Wed. 8 aan. to 9 p.m. 317 Highland St. makes it the perfect time. When with a positive statement — not Thun. 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. we think child abuse, we with a threat? MANCHESTER Kennedy: Press CLOSED emSTMAS generally think two thoughts: When was the last time I sat other people’s children, not our down with my children and Sat & Sunday till 6KHI CONN. ovvn. And we think la rg e : asked them what’s bothering HieKlZlTB FJtBBwssii battered arms, cigarette burns, them? to free Walesa bruised and bleeding mouths. When my child acts like a Yet, if the experts can tell iis child — and not like a grown up anything, it’s that child abuse TULSA, Okla. (UPI) — The United States should use — and when my child disappoints diplomatic and economic pressure to force the Polish can rear its head in any home. In or humiliates me, do I stop to government to end martial law and release Solidarity ■■■■BBIBIBBBW homes on any end of the socio­ think that my child is, after all, a- leader Lech Walesa, Sen. Edward Kennedy, D-Mass., economic scale — and in the child? A report card tor Reagan said. GROCEI^Y SPECIALS ] f FROZEN & DAIRY ^ middle — there can be crimes Kennedy, speaking before members of the Operating Do I treat my children badly in Engineer’s Union Sunday, said the U.S. government against children. PRINCE O A A front of their peers? WASHINGTON - There’s no goals which smack of a smalltown - must take a tough stand, similar to that taken two S Q U A S H ...... ,.b.3/*1.00 And the wounds need not be Do my children’s peers feel ‘speed trap.’” decades ago by President John Kennedy with the Soviet MEAT or MUSHROOM SAUCE azoz O U ^ doubt what President Reagan’s HOOD those requiring bandages. welcome in my home? political enemies think of him. L e e Transportion — The administra­ • Union over the Cuban missile crisis. MUELLERS CA# Sometimes the damage we do to tion passed three important tests "Let the Polish government bring Lech Welesa LASAGNA i.ozOSi' < 1 . 4 9 Do my children feel free to At the recent AFL-CIO convention ICE CREAM a child’s self esteem day in and in New York, he was accused of l ^ d d e i i c k “with flying colors” : the air ’con­ . forward now. Let them prove he is alive and in good PILL8BURY AA* TOTINOS (Cheese, Sausage, PepperonI) C 4 come talk to me when they have health and let every nation that cares about freedom day out can last years longer having a "cold heart and hard fist" trollers’ strike, loosening of CAKE MIXES i.oz 0 5 f ' a problein? When they have Washington " condemn the repression in Poland,” Kennedy said. PARTY PIZZA 1 2 0 Z ? 1 - ^ 8 than any bruise. The child who (union president Lane Kirland), of automotive regulations, and PILL8BURY A A broken something, when they ” ' “The flame of freedom might burn somewhat dim in MRS. SMITH’S e I “ has it coming,’: the child who is replacing "a tradition of compas­ Correspondent rescinded rules governing mass ' Poland today, but it continues to burn. And it will never have failed in school? R-T-S FROSTING i.aoz *1.119 the consistent trouble-maker in sion with a standard of greed” (Ted transit accessibility for the han­ be extinguished in Poland or in eastern Europe or in the A P P L E P IE 28 0 . 1 . 2 9 the home, the child who is Kennedy), and of “opening a trap­ - t o d dicapped. Soviet Union. When was the last time my While many of the ad­ COFFEE MATE zzoz ^ l . 7 9 MRS. SMITH’S <4 O A overweight or habitually lazy, door for America’s poor” ( Walter Kennedy said the United States must make it clear SWEET LIFE -BA* child came home to tell me a ministration’s efforts have been tor- Americans will not condone martial law, and that PUMPKIN PIE 26oz. 1 . ^ 8 can become, over time, the out­ Mondale). done, according to Heritage. The 'failure to change the food stamp STUFFED BUCKET OLIVES ei.o> 0 9 ^ joke he or she had heard in poedoed by poor staff work. economic and diplomatic leverage can be applied Perhaps a better question, as principle reason it wasn’t, says the program substantially and a delay in PROQRE880 AA^ let for a parent to vent his or her school? 1 against Polish leaders. Reagan approaches the end of his foundation, was because of a lifting the Soviet grain embargo. Heritage credits Reagan himself frustrations. And, sadly, we These are simple questions, “I would indicate to the Polish authorities that unless BBEADCBUMBS .o>09* C O O L W H IP 80Z C 9 « first year in office, is what his widespread breakdown in staffing Defense — Pluses are few here with remarkable leadership'ability know today that these same “ they repeal martial law and unless they let Lech Walesa CROSSE A BLACKWELL A A * PHILADELPHIA and, as we all know, there’s friends think of the administration’s the new administration. Computer and the Department of Defense has "guided by an admirable set of prin- children grow up and continue ■' go, we would no longer permit most favored nation nothing simple about bringing up performance. One of the most useful breakdowns, a slow FBI clearance extended rather than begun to close qiples.” treatment of Poland,’’ he said. COCKTAIL SAUCE izo.99* CREAM CHEESE aoz # 8 ' the same patterns on their SHOW’S children. It is a complex process, report cards has just been issued by process, and administrative failures “ the window of strategic He has passed the test of his first A A* PILLSBURY^^ “trouble-maker" children. and a myriad of factors combine the Heritage Foundation, a conser­ year in office, says Heritage, but N.E. CLAM CHOWDER i .o z o 9 * compounded the problem. vulnerability.” The MX missile CRESCENT DINNER ROLLS 8oz 7 8 ^ Christmas is the time to not to create the condition known as vative think tank that has had an un- A year after the election, explains system has been left “unsur- certainly not with flying colors. DELMONTE GARDEN PEAS or 0% / A A * only be generous to our children; child abuse. usually strong influence on a Heritage spokesman, “the ad­ vivable,” the U.S. has failed to And, the foundation believes, 500 protest WHOLE CUT GREEN BEANS i , o z Z / 0 9 * HOOD OA« Reagan’s thinking. ministration still has not pulled challenge Soviet violations of SALT, Reagan has yet to face the most ROYAL PRINCE *VA^ SOUR CREAM i6oz ^ Ten days after the 1980 election. crucial decisions — those he can’t 0 8 together the cohesive, philosophical­ and other arms control treaties, and YAMS...... 24 0.79* HOOD c 4 O A Heritage presented the ad­ ly; committed team needed to imple­ budgeting priorities have turned anticipate — on which his success as Polish situation 6 4 o z o Berry's World ministration's transition team a 20- ment its conservative mandate.” away ' from the most important a president will be judged. EGG NOG ^ 1 . 8 volume set of policy guidelines, Reagan had hoped to have his weapons modernization programs. which UPI called "a blueprint for Cabinet officers selected by Interior — Much-criticized grabbing the government by its BOSTON (UPI) — About 500 people, mostly middle- Thanksgiving 1980, but didn’t com­ Secretai * James Watt has im­ aged immigrants of Poland and other Communist Block frayed New Deal lapels and shaking plete the process until January of plemented "a large number” of countries, gathered at Faneuil Hall to protest the mar­ out 48 years of liberal policies.” 'Die this year. Officers for the top 400 Heritage recommendations. Watt, Hanrhpatpr Hrralh tial law in Poland. ' 20 volumes, called "Mandate for posts in government were to have in the foundation’s view, “ has "People are being misled about the situation,” said P irirh roifpori £' T,,tO purchase ^ |'\with coupon 7..%0 puri'hnsr w ith co u p o n A' 7. tO /JiirrhaAp" coupon & 7.,iO purchnsm Leadership,” included 2,270 specific been selected by the end of skillfully balanced development Dr. Mariusz Ehrlich of Wellesley, who left Poland in suggestions for short-term action by February, but by May only 36 per­ with preservation interests, ad­ Celebrating 100 years 1956. VANITY FAIR ' ; OCEAN SPRAY LAND 0’ LAKES Reagan. “Poland is not under the Polish boot; it’s under the I MAXWELL HOUSE! cent had been nominated by the vocating both timely and orderly of community service I DINNER NAPKINS j [c r a n b e r r y MOLD BUTTER Heritage has just released an up­ White House and 21 percent con­ development of energy and mineral Soviet boot,” he said. COFFEE I Many of the protesters Sunday echoed similar sen­ II 50 COUNT I I 18 OZ. 16 OZ. QTRS. date on Reagan’s first year, judging firmed by the Senate.. resources, and protection of public Founded Oct. 1, 18811 16 OZ. I his performance against those 1,270 timents and were joined by Sen. Paul Tsongas, R-Mass., Here are some specific pluses and lands and natural parks.” Published by the Manchester and Boston City Counselors Albert O’Neill, Raymond recommendations. “The president minuses, as seen by Heritage. Labor — The Controversial Oc­ Publishing Co.. Herald Square. Flynn and Lt. Gov. Thomas O’Neill III. and his people have taken action on Political liberals would judge many cupational Safety and Health Ad­ Manchester. Conn. 06040. Telephone There was also a brief stopover and statement by 'I 59« I I 99< .69 M.69 60 percent of these recommen­ of the Issues just the opposite, of ministration (OSHA) is “well on its (203) 643-2711. I I n I Alexei Semyonov, son of ^ v iet dissident Andrei dations,'’ says a foundation VALID DEC. 22 to DEC. 27 | I VALID DEC. 22 to DEC. 27 VALID DEC. 22 lo DEC. 27 | I VALID DEC. 22 to DEC. 27 course. way toward de-emphasizing its Member of United Press Inter­ Sakharov. He was enroute to Logan Airport to meet his spokesman. "We consider that a Agriculture — Pluses included a former adversarial demeanor and national and Audit Bureau of Cir­ wife Liza Alexeyeva, who was allowed leave the Soviet II HIGHLAND PARK MKT. | I HIGHLAND PARK MKT. HIGHLAND PARK MKT. I I HIGHLAND PARK MKT. passing score.” culations. Union after Sakharov, a Nobel Peace Prize winner, I w M ■■ n ■■ ■■ M wi ^ ® Itti by NEA, inc willingness to modify subsidy toward promoting a more Although the Reagan team has programs and price supports and an cooperative relationship'^etween staged a 17-day hunger strike. made “significant progress” in administration proposal to “We know that life there (Poland) is close to a night­ "H / ever hear of you fooling around with any of business and labor.” On the other mare,” Semyonov said. “One demonstration is not refashioning the government to fit eliminate the school lunch program. Richard M. Diamond. Publisher those 'high-tech darlings of Wall Street,' we're hand, the Equal Employm^rOp- Dan Fitts. Editor going to solve the problem. But altogether we can make Reagan’s campaign promises, much (The latter proposal was defeated through I" portunity Commission (EEOC) Alex Qlrelll. City Editor a difference.” more "should and could” have been by Congress.) Minuses included a "continues to rely on enforcement. illlllllllllllllllllltlllllV 8 ^ THE HERALD,-Mon., Dec: 21, 1981 ) j, • • -i THE HERAL u , Mon., Dec. 21, 19#i — v Obituaries Thousands stolen Jets ancJ Giants in three breaks gain playoffs Rodolph Lively Page 10 Rodolph Lively, 84, died at a Pittsfield, Mass., Burglars have made off home of Katherine Reilly SPORTS hospital Friday. He was the father of Anne Millis of with over $4,000 in cash, and Gertrude Curry of 117 Durkin Street,.-Manchester. gold, and merchandise in L. Tudor Lane Thursday Funeral services will be Tuesday at St. Raphael's three breaks since night and stole $2,275 worth Church in Williamstown, Mass. Friends may call at the Tuesday, police said today. of items, most of it gold Hopkins Funeral Home. Williamstown, today from 7 to 9 On T u esday n igh t, jewelry. Neither of the p.m. someone broke a padlock women was home at the on a trailer containing time of the break in. Gerald H. Appleby Indians top Rams, 64-57 merchandise for the An undetermined EAST HARTFORD — Funeral services were held Adam’s Apple at the amount was also stolen today for Gerald Howard Appleby. 41, of 50 Brown St., Manchester Parkade. from a home at 47 E. By Lett Muster builde'r'gr"* cited Ram Coach Dave his foul shooting. . y finally got into some rhthymn,’ ’ he who died Thursday at Hartford Hospital. He was the Esquire Drive Friday Police said $1,992 worth of Herald Sportswriter Geissler, who saw his quintet in its Both teams were playing good saw Domian’s second-half play. father of David Appleby and Gerald Appleby, both of merchandise was stolen. night, police said. Burglars Manchester. opener shoot 3-for-14 the first stan­ defense and forcing turnovers It was Tom Kirby added 16 points and 10 There are three other broke the glass in a sliding He who works lhard shall be za. The Callahan Funeral Home. 1602 Main St., had good pressure defense by both caroms for Rockville, which had a trailers parked behind the door and stole a silver ser­ rewarded. Saving grace for Manchester was sides,” Pearson analyzed, “ and both final 37-35 edge in the rebounding charge of arrangements. ving set. They also went store containing merchan­ Manchester High two games into its foul shooting, 22-for-26. sides took shots they shouidn’t have. department. through jewelry boxes and Peter L. McGrall dise but none of those was the 1981-82 basketball season has Ubiquitous Joe Maher was ll-for-12 “ It was very sloppy but in­ “ Every game we ll have to play dresser drawers, police EAST HARTFORD — Funeral services were held burglarized. been anything but pretty. A Chinese from the charity stripe, including 9- experience is the main reason. It’s like this, hopefully better,” Pearson said. today for Peter L. McGrail. 65. of 129 King St., who died Burelars broke into the fire drill, at times, would appear for-10 in the second stanza, while very early and this was Rockville’s stated, “ but we have to work hard Friday at his home. more orderly. Mark Mistretta was 5-for-6 in the first garne. It made as many mis­ and scramble for whatever we get. The Callahan Funeral Home. 1602 Main St., had Zemers funeral today But the Indians remain unbeaten critical closing block. takes as we did.” “ I'm happy with the record but charge of arrangements. Memorial donations may be and Coach Doug Pearson attributes “ What it boiled down to was we Manchester opened Friday night more pleased this is already made to either the East Hartford Public Health Nursing NEW HAVEN (U P I) — Funeral services were held that to their work ethic. made some free throws, especially and Geissler saw that action two becoming a team. As long as they’re Association, 758 Main St., or the American Cancer Suhday for Louis Zemel, the owner of a Middlefield ski “ The one thing which I see is the Mistretta,” recounted Pearson. ways. “ They (Manchester) had a playing and working hard 1 feel we ' Society, 670 Prospect St., Hartford. Herald photo by Tarquinlo area and a long-time political activist who ran for the effort,” Pearson asserted following “ Manchester played well down the tough game last night and I felt if we will stay with anyone.” U.S, Senate last year. Saturday night’s 64-57 win over stretch,” Geissler viewed. put pressure on they’d tire,” he Rockville took the jayvee contest, Raymond C. Price Zemel died Friday at Middlesex Memorial Hospital in Rockville High at Clarke Arena, Manchester, on 8-for-15 shooting stated, “ but I feel playing the night 54-48. Dave Dougan had 13 points GLASTONBURY — Funeral services were held today Children help in donation Middletown. He was 70. “ This team works very hard. It and a 13-3 edge in the rebounding before helped get the jitters oiit of and Chris Petersen 9 for the 1-1 for Raymond C. Price Sr., 58, of Neipsic Road, who died The owner of the Powder Ridge ski area in makes a lot of mistakes but because department, took a 17-9 lead after the way which we had.” Young Indians. Thursday at Hartford Hospital. The Manchester Area Conference of children of association members. From left Middiefieid, Zemel ran for the Senate on the Citizens of tlie effort has been able to over­ one canto. Maher and Ron Maher, 6-foot-2 senior co-captain, Manchester is at Simsbury High The Glastonbury ■ Funeral Home, 450 New London Churches recently received a donation of are Leslie Crockett, Christopher Lathrop, Party ticket in 1980. He received less than one percent come them. Pedemonte each had 6 points with had 23 points, 9 assists and 6 Tuesday night at 8 o'clock in its next Turnpike, had charge of arrangements. $200 and some toys from the Manchester and Jeffrey Crockett. Elaine Thieling of the vote. “ We’re so inexperienced but work two of the latter's hoops assisted by rebounds to pace Manchester. start. so hard. I don’t know when I had a Maher. “ Pedemonte knows how to Vliincliesler (04)----Pedemonte 5 Wilfred R. Dolron Association of Independent Insurance accepted for MACC. Zemel hosted Citizens Party meetings at his ski area Pedemonte added 13 points and 13 group that works so hard. It works get open when Joe (Maher) drives,” rebounds while Kevin Brophy netted 3-4 13, Carmel 0 1-2 1, Brophy 5 I-l SOUTH WINDSOR - Wilfred Roger Doiron, 59, of 60 Agents. The presentation was made by three during the summer months. like the devil.” Pearson cited. 11 for the Indians. 11, Mistretta 1 5-6 7, Maher 6 11-12 Doming St. died Sunday at Manchester Memorial He belonged to a number of peace organizations and It was somewhat sloppy play with The Rams narrowed the Indian 23, Hyde 4 1-1 9, Stringfellow 0 0-0 0, Hospital. He had been employed as a pressman for The on severai occasions,lent his sail boat to a flotilla of Six-foot-4 Doug Domian was 2-for- the quintets combining for 35 tur­ lead to 29-23 at the intermission with McCurry 0 0-0 0, Troy 0 0-0 0, Totals Hartford Courant for 23 years. He was the husband of protesters opposed to the construction of nuclear sub­ 12 from the floor the first half but novers, 18 by the home club. Neither the bulge 45-39 after three pieriods. 21 22-26 64. Lucy C. Doiron. marines at the Electric Boat shipyard in Groton. heated up, 6-for-lO after intermi- side shot well either with Rockville closed to 49-47 in the sion, for a game-high 24 points for Kuekvillf (.’57)----Domian 10 4-4 Funeral services will be Wednesday at 8:15 a.m. from Zemel attracted national attention in 1965 when the Manchester 21-for-51 and Rockville final quarter but a 6-point run by Rockville. “They (Manchester) 24, Kirby 5 6-9 16. Cartier 0 0-0 0, the Samsel Funeral Home, 419 Buckland Road, with a 40,000 Poles in jail U.S. Supreme Court refused his requests for a passport even worse, 23-for-69. “ We missed a Manchester among some confusion were denying him and he was trying Tyszka 4 1-3 9, Anderson 4 0-1 8, mass of Christian burial at 9 a.m. at St. Francis of to visit Cuba. lot of shots the first quarter. They gave it a lead it would hold. Mistret­ to carry the team by himself and he Beaulieu 0 0-0 0, Kelleher 0 0 0 0, Assissi Church. Calling hours are Tuesday from 2 to 4 Zemel was born in New Haven Sept. 10, 1911. He would have been confidence ta maintained the Indian edge with can’t do that,” Geissler voiced, “ He Thibert 0 0-0 0. Totals ‘23 11-17 57. and 7 to 9 p.m. Memorial contributions may be made to tJinliiiiK'il from piigr one said. Sympathizers are tryiiig to intensified by severe snowstorms opened a small radio store with his brother in New the Heart Fund, 310.Collins St., Hartford, Conn. organize care for the children in that have dumped inches of snow all Haven in 1932. The business later expanded to include church support in restoring calm but private homes. over the country and have hampered three stores. In 1959, Zemel retired and sold the business Harry Augustinsen church sources said "some priests The Polish news agency PAP road and rail traffic. to his employees. EAST HARTFORD — Harry Augustinsen, 47, of 88 have been arrested and others reported the arrival of “ hundreds” Warsaw radio, in its broadcast He was a board member of “ Promoting Enduring Montclair Drive, formerly of South Windsor, died Sun­ beaten up’ ’ in the martial law of food trucks from east European today, also salt! other Solidarity Peace” and “ World Fellowship” and was an originalv day at Hartford Hospital. crackdown. countries. It did not, mention food members were charged with member of the New Haven Civil Liberties Union. East skaters FuneraT services will be Wednesday at 11 a m. at • At the Gdansk shipyard, aid from the West. attempting to organize strikes and, Zemel leaves his wife, Barbara; his brother, Herman; Samsel Funeral Home, 419 Buckland Road, South Wind­ workers were holed up in a building Warsaw radio said “ summary at a steel m ill in Ostrow iec a daughter, Judy Huld and a two sons, Pavid and Benji. sor. Calling hours are Tuesday from 7 to 9 p.m. “ filled with highly-explosive legal action" was taken against un­ Swietokrzyski, with “ setting up a so- t Memorial contributions may be made to the South Wind­ acetylene tanks, ” a Polish foreign ion activists who poured glu6 into called salvation committee of the sor Rotary Club in care of Donald Pate at South Windsor ministry official confirmed. He in­ machines at a match factory and union." Remap trial postponed rout Indians Bank & Trust. dicated that authorities would others who tried to talk soldiers The military regime that took / attempt to wait out the strikers. guarding the Gdansk shipyards into over control of Poland eight days HARTFORD (U P I) — A trial challenging the plan to There were plenty of points to go “ I really don’t think there’s that Frank Grager • Faced with further defiance by laying down their arms. ago is called the Martial Council of redistrlct the Connecticut Legislature was postponed around Saturday night at the Bolton much of a difference between the VERNON — Frank Grager, 86, of 112 Vernon Ave. other striking workers the govern­ UPI Correspondent Ruth Gruber National Salvation. t(xlay due to the death of a lawyer involved in the case, Ice Palace. two clubs,” Horton saw the in­ died Friday at Rockville General Hospital. ment saiB more - shipyards in reported from Warsaw that Warsaw radio’s reports of the Henry Fisher of New Haven died Sunday of a heart at­ Most of them, however, went one tratown match-up, “ They were the Funeral services will be Tuesday at 9 a m. from the Gdansk'.'Tidynia and Sopot would Poland’s martial law authorities ad­ arrests did not indicate how many tack. He was 43. way as East Catholic routed same bodies but hot the same team Burke Fortin Funeral Home, 76 Prospect St., Rockville, stay closed until after Christmas. mitted continuing strife in some activists in all were seized, but Superior Court Judge Thomas Corrigan postponed the crosstown Manchester High, 15-1, in which played Farmington. It was with a mass at 10-a.m. at St. Bernard’s Church. Calling In some families where both parts of the country. And while merely listed dozens of individual trial until Jan. 4. hours*are today from 7 to 9 p.m. ice hockey action for its second con­ just unbelievable but kids will be parents have been arrested, attempting to paint a picture' of cases. Western repprts emerging Fisher represented the Committee for Rational Reap­ Herald photo by Tarquinlo secutive win. from Poland have said tens of kids. What went wrong was just an children as young as three months gradual stablization, the official portionment, one of several groups protesting the town The Eagle icemen afe 2-1 for the Christopher M. Shows thousands of people are in custody attitude problem. I was dumb­ have been placed in child health media underlined continuing con­ boundary lines drafted when the Legislature reappor­ East Catholic's Brian Galllgan launches shot over defense of season while the ...setback drops ELLINGTON — Christopher Michael Shows, 4, of 15'/2 at special detention camps. founded.” care centers. Solidarity sources cern over food and other shortages tioned itself this year. Hartford Public's Angel Verdejo In basketball action Saturday Manchester to 0-2-1. The Indians Lanz Lane died Friday at home after a brief illness. He night at the Eagles' Nest. East had an overwhelming 59-22 was a member of the Alpha & Omega Family headed by return to the ice Wednesday night edge in the shots (lepartment Pat Carl and Rachel Ros.sow. against CCIL foe Enfield High at the McNamara started in goal for A memorial service and mass of celebration will be Pope asks world to pray Ice Palace at 8:30. East is idle until Manchester and surrendered eight held at the Alpha & Omega Family residents, 15‘/z Lanz, Crowd only 150 Saturday night when it engages scores before giving way to Rob Lane, Wednesday at 6 p.m. Memorial donations may be South Windsor High at the Hartford Pitney in the middle period. Scott VATICAN CITY (UPI) - Pope John their lives in peace and respect for made to the Alpha & Omega Foundation at that address Arena in an 8 o’clock start. The East Howat started between the pipes for Paul II, keeping his statements non- human rights, " John Paul said. Rockwell and Bobcat jayvees meet in a 6:50 in care of Carl Rossow. East and played shutout hockey un­ controversial until he receives first-hand encounter before the varsity clash. The Burke-Fortin Funeral Home, 76 Pfospect St., til giving way to back-up Charlie hews from his native Poland, asked the “ I ask especially for prayers for those Hartford rallies Nine different East stickmen O’Connell. Botteron’s tally came Rockville, has charge of arrangements. world to pray for those that have been who in the past few days have been killed found the back of the twine .with against the latter midway through killed, injured or arrested since the or injured, for those who have been Greg White leading the way with a Anna Brophy Seltfert the action. nation’s military crackdown. arrested or taken away from their three-goal hat trick. He also drew “ A lot of our goals were scored Funeral services will be held Tuesday at 10:15 at the "I ask all for prayers and solidarity families, for the families deprived of to down Eagles one assist. Pat Barrett and Paul from in the slot which means we’re Coughlin Funeral Home, 491 High St., Middletown, for with those people who have a right to live their dear ones," he said. Roy each had two goals and two Anna Brophy Seiffert of 131 Deepwood Drive, penetrating," Mannix stated, assists while Ken West and Rick “ We’re getting high percentage Manchester, who died Friday, Clark also each dented the twine shots. There will be a mass of Christian burial at 11 a.m. at His worst fears were well- four one-and-ones from the charity twice, Clark also had two assists. “ What I liked the most was the St. John’s Church, Middletown and burial will be in St. founded. stripe In the fourth period but East Jason Hanford, Brian Gallahue, way we took the body. You have to John's Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home (• yes, we’re open every nitetil Fearing an energy crisis due to failed to capitalize at the other end. Dennis Tulimieri and Mark do it from the first faceoff to the today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. ^ (except Saturday) lack of conditioning was Jim “ There was nothing,^ pleasing ZimMewicz each added one goal for final buzzer and we have to do it V SPECIAL! Penders' prime concern going into about the whole night. For one there East while Leon Botteron, on an against every team,” Mannix Herald photo by Tarquinlo JoAnn Marie Chasse the 1981-82 basketball season. And were maybe 150 people in the end-to-end rush which was capped added. W ILLIM ANTIC — h’uneral services were held (• R Stocking stuffers his evaluation became reality Satur­ stands. It was almost like a with a 35-foot slap shot from the . Mannix hopes a continuation of East Catholic’s Pat Barrett (10) gets congratulations from team­ Thursday for JoAnn Marie Chasse, 14, of Willimantic, Rockwell freshman game,” Penders cited. day night as his East Catholic right side inside the left post, ac­ the tight checking against South mate Mark Zimkiewicz after scoring opening goal Saturday formerly of Manchester. She was the daughter of Milford 8” Motorized cagers rah out of gas in the fourth “ It was what I feared from the counted for the lone Manchester and Mildred (Gamer) Chasse. **every Windsor, which opened the East night against crosstown Manchester High at Bolton Ice Palace. •) Bench Saw (#31-205) » quarter and fell to Hartford Public, beginning. We don’t have a court goal. season by pounding the Eagles, 9-2. She was born in Manchester and the family moved to ^•IS little It was the first of 15 Eagle scores. 54-42, at the Eagles' Nest. ' leader and we're hot in physical East had five goals the first "Taking the body has been Willimantic in 1972. She was a freshman at Windham th in g'' The Eagles had a 38-34 lead going shape. It’s'as simple as that. And we •] period, six in the middle session and (Something we’ve been stressing and High School. into the fourth quarter in the season will struggle until we get in shape,” four more in the third canto. something w e’ll be looking for Besides her parents she leaves three brothers, James, opener for both schools. he continued. Manchester’s lone tally was in the against South Windsor. It is a very John and Robert Chasse, all at home: her maternal Angel Verdejo had 18 points and Lighter weight victories “ We lost it in September-October middle session. fast skating team and one effective grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. John Gamer of Andovejr; and November, not tonight,” cited Tony Martin and Marcel Thomas 8 “ I was yery pleased that we had I way to slow them down is to take the her paternal grandmother, Mrs. Eva Chasse in Maine. Penders, “ When you're fatigued you apiece to lead Public. Brian scoring from so many different body,” he remarked.. Ttie Potter Funeral Home, Willimantic, had charge of won't shoot as well as when you’re Galligan had a game-high 25 points’ spark East mot success people,” voiced East Coach Bill The Eagle coach doesn’t see his arrangements. Burial was in East Cdmetery, in shape. That’s what it appeared to to lead East. He was 19-for-25 from Mannix, “ You definitely gain con­ club being overconfident after the Manchester. Memorial donations may be made to the me. We lost our stamina.” East was the floor. Gaining enough' victories in the fidence after the first goal of the impressive win. "After the Hartnett 14-9, 132-Corey (ECl maj. Andover Congregational Church, Route B77°o Sulliyan 5:55, 126—Liner (EC) dec. start. lived in Manchester for many years. Before that she had By United Press International Mississippi’s explosive offense and gamerwinning kick came just lived in Hartford. .She was formerly employed at Royal kept quarterback Reggie Collier seconds after the Spartans went Deanery results Typewriter in Hartford. She was a former member of Southern Mississippi Coach Bobby bottled up all night. ahead for the first time in the game, Diana honored Collins couldn’t hide his (lisappoint- Action in the Deanery Basketball Eastern Star. “ Any team that plays us tries to 25-24, on a two-point conversion pass HARTFORD (UPI) - Tailback ment. League saw Assumption Junior High She leaves a son, Kenneth G. Aitken of Hartford; a do the same thing,” said Golden by tailback Jerald Willhite to wide Rich Diana, who smashed school “ All losses are hard to take,” said whip St. Bridget, 37-26, Our Lady of daughter, Mrs. George (Lois) Kraft of Noroton; three Eagles linebacker Greg Kelley. receiver Kevin Taylor. records in two sports at Yale Collins after Boh^Luchesi kicked a Peace top St. Rose, 31-22, and St. grandchildren; and one great-grandchild. “ They try to keep Reggie off the The conversion followed a 35-yard University, will receive the Bill Lee record-tying four field goals Satur­ Chris trim St. Joe’s, 32-9. Rich Bow­ Graveside services will be Tuesday at 2 p.m. at East corners and Missouri did a good job TD pass from San Jose quarterback Athlete of the Year Award from the day night to lead Missouri to a 19-17 man had 9 points, Joe Reilly 7 and Cemetery. The Watkins Funeral Home, 142 E, Center of containing him.’' Steve Clarkson to Mervin Fernandez Connecticut Sports Writers’ St., has charge of arrangements. There are no calling upset victor'y over 15th-ranked The Golden Eagles scored on with less than a minute remaining. Ed Quick 7 to lead Assumption. Bud MacDonald had 10 markers to lead Alliance, it was announced Sunday. hours. Southern Miss in the Tangerine Sammy Winder’s 4-yard run, a 37- Rockets.quarterback Maurice Hall Herald photo by Tarquinlo Bowl. “ This one was especially so. St. Bridget. Diana, who played key roles in yard field goal by Steve Clark and a completed passes of 18 and 38 yards Yale's championship baseball and Mr*. Virginia M. 'Topping Our execution was not as good as it's 74-yard TD pass from Davy Sellers 440 OAKLAND STREET, MANCHESTER, CT. in the final 52 seconds to set up Lee’s Manchester goalie Pat football teams, will receive the Mrs, Virginia M. Topping of lOOB Sycamore Lane died been in other games. It would have to Louis Lipps in the final 70 seconds winning kick, McNamara, one of two utilized honor Jan. 17 at the alliance’s Gold this.morning at Manchester Memorial Hospital. She been great to pull it out.” Drop opener LOCAL 646-2830 CT. TOLL FREE 1-800-832-7009 of the game. In the NCAA Division I-AA title by the Indians, Is down on his Key Dinner in Hartford. vyas the wife of Francis J. Topping, Luchesi split the uprights from 45, , In the California Bowl, 20th- game at Wichita Falls, Texas, Idaho knees 4o make save against Bennet girls’ basketball team ' Diana Was named All-America / The John F. Tierney Funeral Home, 219 W. Center ,St., . 41, 30 and 28 yards out. Running ranked San Jose State was upset by State downed Eastern Kentucky 34- dropped its 1981-82 opener last back Bob Meyer added a touchdown crosstown East Catholic. this fall by the Football Writers’ has charge of funeral arrangements, which are in­ Toledo 27-25. 23. Strdng-armed Mike Machurek ig­ Friday, 40-20, to Ellington High. Association of America, a scholar- complete. to round out the Tigers’ scoring. Tony Lee kicked a 41-yard field nited a second-quarter Idaho State McNamara and Rob Pllney Heather Hohenthal had 9 points, athlete by the National Football Missouri’s defense, anchored by goal with 15 seconds left to lift explosion and shook off an ankle in­ were kept busy In Indian nets Kris Craft 6 and Gina Fleming 5 for Hall of Fame and ECAC Division 1- Jeff Gaylord, stopped Southern Toledo to a hard-fought upset. Lee’s jury. by 59 shots by East. the Bears. A football player of |the year. 10 - THE HERALD. Mon., Dec. 21. 1981 THE HERALD, Mon., Dec. 21, 1981 - 11 Jets didn't disappoint faithful f Expressions differ after game | iScorcbOSird

NEW YORK (UPI) — It is the fundamental about ail the tlak Michaels had taken over nature not only of football but of everyday NEW YORK (UPI) - The New 3;30 p.m. EST, foot injury but rookie Kenny Neil Starr. “Except for a few plays their wretched start this year. together when everybody was down the Jets contolled the ball for 9:43, living that one man thrives while another Toronto . 0 3 0-3 York Jets never had so.many fans in Kevin Long and Bruce Harper replaced him and kept the heat on. defensively and a few offensively, “He never quit working or pushing Chicago 10 0-1 on us and we shoved it in moving 80 yards in 20 plays. The struggles desperately to survive and never their history and they didn't dis­ scored on short runs and Richard ‘‘We were conscious of the record we didn’t do anything. They did it Sports himself,” remembered Jets’ President Jim Hr.sl period-1. Chicago. Gardener 2 appoint them. everybody’s face.” Jets converted five third down plays was that illustrated more vividly than by two • (Marsh), lf:06, f’enalties—Melrose. Tor Todd had touchdown passes of 47 and it‘s too bad we missed,” said all. Kensil. “Certainly, all that early criticism 2:W: Marsh, Chi. 10 21; Kerr, Chi. 13:01. Lyons, bothered by a hamstring in the drive and Harper scored from opposing figures nervously pacing the Hockey Not only did the Jets have their yards to Lam Jones and 38 yards to Klecko. ‘‘But the playoffs are the “Early in the game, we were able Parade got him down. I told him, ‘Walt, try not not Salming. Tor. 18 47 fans pulling for them to defeat Wesley Walker for the Jets. New injury throughout the second half of the three 1:57 before halftime. sidelines Sunday at wind-swept ice boxlike Second period-2. Toronto. Derlago 18. most important thing. 1 thought our to control it. At halftime, we “had pay any attention to it. You’re our man, no (Anderson). 6.f3. 3. Toronto. Vaive 16 the season, had one of his finest The Packers took over with 1:51 to Shea Stadium. Each of them, Walt Michaels’ Green Bay Sunday and earn an AFC York’s defense, meanwhile, defense was simply superb today. plenty of optimism in the dressing Milt Rlchman matter what they say, and you just gotta keep 'I>erlaRo, Anderson i 13 47 4. Vaive 17 games. * go in the half but were unable to and Bart Starr, started out with the same op­ 'Derlago. Salming), 18 X Pcnaltie.s- wild card berth, they also had all the overwhelmed Green Bay, The Jets room. But in the second half, we going.’” i New York Giants' supporters behind bottled up the Packers’ explosive “The adrenalin was flowing produce a first down', even with a 5- portunity, the chance to lead his team into the McGjII. Tor. major. 6 (13: Sccord. Chi. through me,” he said. “I played in made foolish mistakes that we Marvin Powell, the Jets’ big fifth-year major. 6:03,; Hutchison, Chi (misconducti them. A Jets victory would also receivers, James Lofton and John yard penalty against the Jets, Green NFL playoffs. 6:03, Sillier. Tor. If 20, Tor bench, some big games at Alabama but this hadn’t been doing recently. ’The tackle, recalled the players’ feelings when .NATIONAL HOCKKY LKAOUK assure the Giants of an NFC wild Jefferson, holding them to two Bay punted the ball back to the Jets By the end of the contest, which the Jets By I ’niled Press International served by Boschinan. 16 36. Chi bench, credit belongs to the Jets. they saw how much Michaels was being served by Bully. 16:36 card berth. catches each for a total of 66 yards. was the biggest game in my life. with 55 seconds left and two plays won,. 28-3, earning them their first playoff Wales Conference ‘Great when “They simply played very well, I blamed for the team’s inability at the begin­ I’atrick Division Third period-None. Penalties—McGilL These are a great bunch of guys and later, Todd hit Jones, • a former spot in 12 years, you didn’t have to look at the ^ ^7- Secord, Chi, major. The Jets did it with ease, taking a "1 hear a lot of people talking take exception to anyone saying the undressing. ning of the season. W L T Pts (;f ga 21-3 lead with a 14-point burst in the about a good defensive team in this I didn’t want to let them down. I was lOlympic sprint gold m edalist, scoreboard for the result, all you had to do NY Islanders 19 9 lil 116 Jialming. Tor. Packers choked. Getting this close More than anything else, Michaels looked “We felt insulted because our coach was 12 44. lioschrnan. Tor. 17 33 final two minutes of the first half area," said'Jets Coach Walt making playoffs’ emotionally up for this game. There streaking down the right sideline for was see the expressions on the faces of I’hiladeiphia 11 124 Ilf Shot.s on goal-Toronto 12-12 9-33 will help the team next year.” like a man who could say a whole lot more if being insulted,” Powell said. “When all that Piltsburf»h If- n 12T. 124 ( hicago 8-14 12-34. and then coasting to a 28-3 victory. Michaels, referring to the Giants, was no way I could hide it before the a 47-yard TD pass and a 21-3 lead. Michaels and Starr as they came off the rock- NY Banners 12 17 111 I3T Starr refused to discuss his future. he wished. Whatever he might’ve felt, was happening, many of us went to him and (Joalies- Toronto. Tremblay Chuago. New York’s defensive line sacked “Well, I saw another one today, I game and there’s ho way I can hide Todd also threw a 38-yard TD pass hard frozen field. Washington 10 21 127 140 f’:s|MLSilo A- I3„3r8 Walt Michaels it now.” The Jets broke open the “I’m not going to comment on though, he kept quietly locked inside. told him how much we respected him for Adams Division Green Bay quarterback Lynn feel good — it’s always great when to Walker with 5:25 to play. For Michaels, the outcome couldn’t Montreal 17 7 9 4:1 162 9T. game with their burst just before that,” he said sternly. “I don’t think “I’m still Walt Michaels and I am a taking all that abuse and never answering Buffalo Dickey nine times to finish with a you make the playoffs. I also feel The Packers’ offense moved into possibly have bwn sweeter. 17 9 8 42 132 lOf- NY Islanders OOf^f this is the time for it.” professional,” he said, making sure he was back when we knew it was our fault, not his,,I Boston 18 10 4 40 12f. 103’ league-high 66 sacks, one short of good for management. When we halftime, thanks to what appeared Jet territory only four times, twice In this, his fineStvhour, he couldn’t help but Detroit 10 2-3 Packers running back Gerry Ellis heard above the noise. “I always will be a went into his office one day myself and told . Ouebe(’ 17 14 f 39 166 lf9 First period- 1. Detroit. Kirton • 10 the NFL record set by the Oakland were .0-3 early this year and things to be total disorganization in Green in each half. think of those earlier ones this year, llartiurd 7 16 9 23 lOf. i:« defended his coach. professional. As for my own personal him we knew he was taking all the heat for us (Ruber, Blaisdelh. 16.41. Penalties- Raiders in 1967. looked darkest, they were the Bay’s two-minute drill. New York ended the regular excruciating hours which had taken so much CainpbelJ Conference Barrelt. Del, 10 12; Tonelli. NYl. 13 ’9. When you allow a professional team New York had a 7-0 lead, thanks to season at 10-5-1. Green Bay finished “I wouldn’t fire him; I wouldn’t feelings, I’ve got one thing to say. I’ve heard when he shouldn’t have been, and he just Norris Division Second period None Penalties-(iilles. The Jets, appearing in the playoffs brightest." out of him. laughed and told me, good-natured like, ‘get W L T Pts ([;f ga NYL major 0.r2. B. Smith. Del. major. less than 100 yards (84) total a blocked punt by rookie A1 8- 8 . even think of it,” said Ellis.' “He about a good defensive team in this area, and for the first time in 12 years, will The Jets’ front four — Joe Klecko, Everyone suddenly was rushing at him now (Jhicagu 13 10 9 3f 14K 134 (1.12.,D. .Smith. Del, 3 33. McKwen. nVL offense, it’s got to give you quite a Washington that gave New York the doesn’t play the game. We had a I just wanna say I know another one.” outta here.’ He’s a fine man. Today he has Minnesota 13 10 9 X. i:r7113 r 2T. Tonelli. NYl. f 2f; Korn. Del. f. 2f. play host to the Buffalo Bills at noon Marty Lyons, Abdul Salaam and Packers Coach Bart Starr, whose to pound him on the back and congratulate St • Louis bit of gratification. good game plan but they were just He was making reference to the New York been vindicated.” 14 16- 4 :a 124 137 Larson. Det. f 2T. McKwen. NYl 10 11, ball on the Packers’ 11. Long went future with the club probably will be Winnipeg 13 14 7 'X\ 131 in Gare. Det. If .27 EST Sunday in. the AFC wild card Mark Gastineau— pressured Dickey him for the magnificent job he did in leading Wide receiver Wesley Walker, who scored r ‘‘This is a great thing for the club' over from the 1 just 2:18 into the fired up. It looked like the sacks Giants, whom the Jets also assured a playoff Detroit 10 19 2T. 118 14f Third period 2, NY Islanders. Tonelli game. The winner will face Cincin­ ail day. Klecko, who had 2Vz sacks to decided at a hoard of directors the Jets to a 10-5-1 finish,' their best since Toronto <) and I feel so good. We’re so united — Berth by beating the Packers. The Giants’ the Jets’ final touchdown on a 48-yard fourth If 8 26 • i:w ifo 13 (Merruk. M( Kwen). 4.31 3. Detroit.- game. meeting today, admitted his team, were coming from all over. It Smvlhe Division nati the following week. The Giants finish With a league-high 20‘ '2 — mis­ this is a family-type thing. We came 1969. Yet only three months ago, he could defensive unit has received far more pubiici- quarter pass from Richard Todd Sunday, said Gare 8 iRuher. Osbornei, 7 1/,. 4. NY After Green Bay cut the lead to 7-3 was overwhelmed. wasn’t a matter of choking. We just remember them hollering for his hide T:dmon(un 22 8 6 fU 2(r 1.39 l.slanders Bourne If iB Suitor. D 2 will be at Philadelphia Sunday at used much of the second period with a Michaels “never said anything negative to S ancouver 13 ir 6 32 127 126 back from adversity — we came on Jan Stenerud’s 31-yard field goal. “The Jets played well,” said couldn’t get anything going.’’ ty lately than that of the Jets. Michaels was Sullen,. 8 f7 r. Detroit Osborne 10 because the team looked so pathetic losing its proud of his team’s defense, which was us” during those first three losses. Calgary 12 If 7 31 i:t7 Iff 'Lar.son. '•McKechniei, 10 49 6. NY first three games of the year. Michaels Los Angelr's ■ 12 18 2 26 i:r? 162 Islanders. Gillies 10 (Bossv. Trottier'. superlative in the victory over the Packers. It “I wonder if there was any other coach 1 olorado (i 22 f. 17 83 162 12 f7 7. NY Islanders, Carn’dl 3 'Marini. would’ve been completely justified if he accounted for nine sacks in Sunday’s game before who took all the abuse he did and still ('Top lour m each division qualify lor Persson). 16 24 8. NY Islanders. Trottier chose this moment to crow and tell them all, Manley Cup playotls.i If iBossyi, 19 20. Penalties—None Defense stopped Dorseff cold and 66 for the year, only one short of the NFL hung in the wav he did,” Walker said. Saturday s Bcsults Sh')ts orr goal New York B-9-8-26 here, how do you like these apples, but he record. Darrol Ray, the Jets’ second-year free safe­ (^ucIm'C 7, Butlalo 3 Delnit 144-lV 24 didn’t. Maybe that was because he was The Packers, who lost six of their first ty, felt Michaels offered himself as a shield Los Aneclcs f. Harllord f. tic Goalteiulerfh New York. Smith Detroit N Y Islanders f. Detroit 1 Sauve A I4.;«r2 thinking a little about the other fellow, Starr, eight games, finished at 8-8, and if Starr was for his players earlier in the year. “He used Calnary f. (’olorado 2 on the opposite side of the field. concerned about his job, he didn’t show it. himself as a smokescreen,” Ray said. “He .Montreal f. Boston 2 i Starr finds out today whether he’ll remain Kdmonlon 9. Minnesota 6 ‘ Calgary 214 7 “I’ve been too busy concentrating on this took a lot of the blame to keep it off us.‘’ N.Y Banjjcrs 3, Piltsburuh 3. I I’.dmonlon. i 3 i--r. as coach or be fired when the Packers’ board game to even think about anything else,” he Only Todd, the lanky blond quarterback f'hicaj'O 6. W’ashinulon 4 First oerio(F-l. (.’algary, McDonald 11 Giants in playoffs Toronto 8, Winnipeg 4 'I'ephnsKi, llislopi'. 7.4T 2. Kdmonton. of directors meet in Green Bay. said. “I’m disappointed we didn’t play better. from Alabama, who went through nearly as St Izouis r. Vancouver 0 Messier 24 (Hnger. Lowe). 13 (Xi 3. Whatever was in his mind about all those We got behind and never were able to catch much of an ordeal this season as Michaels, Sunday s Besults Calgary. Bridgman'17 iMc;l)onald. Choui- detractors who insisted he be removed back Boston 6. Ia)S Anfielcs 4 nardi. 16 47 PenaHie.s-Fogolin. Kdm. up. We came up one game short. But we’ll be had any pointed comment to make as he Butlalo 8. flartlord 2 0 27. Konrovd. Cal. 3:f.3. Plett. Cal, in September, Michaels masked his thoughts back next year. If we had to lose to one guy. trotted back to the dressing room from the N.Y. Islanders f. Detroit 3 10 22, Hicks. Kdm. 14 fit. Peplinski, Cal. admirably. I’m glad it was to Walt Michaels. He’s a field. Philadelphia 3. PiUshurfili 1 , I' 02, Siltanen. Kdm. 16 09. Messier. “I have no feelings about responding to that Washington 3. N.Y. Bankers 2 Kdm. 18 41. Peplinski. Cal. 18 41. Lowe., after 18-year wait super guy.” “Well, I guess we shoved it to you, you all,” . Toronto 3. ChK af'o l Kdm. game mi.sconduct, 18 41 now,” he said, sitting on a table outside the Even in their elation at nailing down a he got in a dig .at some of the media standing Winnipefi f. St l^ouis 4 Second period 4, Calgary. McIXinald huge room where his players were happily {'aljjary 7, Kdrnontoh f 12 'Rautakallio. Cyr'. 3 41 f. Kdmonton. playoff berth, the Jets couldn’t help but talk near the door. Mondav s Games (.*o(lev 19 (Mcssieri. f 29 6. Kdmonton, EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. or 9-7 and if we could have split with' first,” Perkins said. “If you can’t '.No Gaines Sclieduledi Grelzkv :» (Siltanen. Hicks). 10:2T 7. . . Tuesday s. Games Kdmonton. (irotzky 40 (Callighen. (UPI) — All things considered, the Green Bay, we would have been stop their running game, you don’t Hartlord at Delroir'* Hughes), If 19 I’enallies - Semenko; (5>: New York Giants would rather be in even have to worry about stop their Montreal at Qiieber. Kdm. 2 01. Hautakallio. Cal. 10 14. even better.” ■ WinnipeK at ,N V. Islanders Konroyd. Cal. 18.42 Philadelphia. Kicker Joe Danelo, who went passing game,” Huftalo at St. Louis Third period-8. Calgary. Hautakallio 8 ■ V And that’s exactiy where one of from goat to hero Saturday, already Dallas Coach Tom Landry didn’t Los Anyeles at Colorado • (Lavallee. I’eplmski i, 3:f7 9.Calgary. the NFL’s most surprising teams offer any excuses as the Cowboys ' Minnesota at \’ancouver Hou.ston 7 (Plelt), 5 11 10. Calgary. is starting to fantasize about the Buffalo goalie finds life R a dio ^ Bridgeman 18 iCvr'. 1209 II. Kdmoh- will spend next Sundhy, facing the post-season. finished the s e ^ o n 12-4 arid ton, Fogoljn 1 '(.retzky, Kurrii. 18 49 12. Eagles at 3:30 p.m. EST in the NFC “It’s a dream come true and now prepared to play host to Tampa Bay a -TV Los Anj'eles 20 2—4 ('algary, ,’ilcDonald 13. i Peplinski. Hein- wild card game as the Giants make Jan. 2 or Jan. 3 in an NFC Divisional BtJSton 2 3 1— harl), 19 16 I’enaltie.s Anderson. Kdm. I ’m living my dream s,” said First period—1, Boston. McNab 17-:/ 1 fl I’lett Cal, 12 f4 ee their first playoff appedVance in 18 Playoff. 'Pederson. Parki. 4:14 2. Uis Angeles, Shots on goi.) Calgarv 8-9-11-28: easier in National League Kdmonton 8 I0-2O :tH years. The Giants raised their “It wasn’t a very inspiring game llardv r. O’ox.* Smith). 6 34 3. Boston. OBeilly 7 (Fergus. Leveille). 11)21 4. (ioalie.s .Calgarv. Lemelm Kdmonton. record to 9-7 Saturday with a by us and we gave it away,” Landry TOMC r r Los Angejes, Turnbull 7 (St Laurent. Moog A - 17,490 dramatic 13-10 overtime triumph said. “When you give a team that 8 :3 0 • Homrn'H basket- Vozeki. if Of Penalties-St Laurent, LA. BUFFALO, N.Y. (UPI) - defensive efforts, Cloutier received 2:29, K. Crowder. ,Bos. 7 f2. ('ashman. over Dalias, but they had to wait for ‘Go into playoffs many chances, anyone will beat you. Jel8 S, Blues 4 l>ull, l!SA Cable St Louis. 21.1-^ Jacques Cloutier has graduated offensive support of a magnitude Bos. 17,29. Hopkins. LA. 17^, the results of Sunday’s game We thought we had the game under At Winnipeg. Manitoba, Doug 9 -.NFC: Rai(l4*rs vs. Charger^, Second period—T. Boston. Pederson 17 Winnipeg 2 0 3 -f from the rigors of minor-league that must have made Whalers goalie 'K Crowder. OConnelli. 6.ro 6. Boston. First periiKl 1, Winnipeg. Small 12 between the Jets and the Green Bay control with a 10-7 lead. Smaii scored two goals, including Cb. 8, WI’OP 'unassisted). 0 (f 2, Winnipeg, MaeLean nearing peak’ goaltending to a softer life between Greg Millen wonder how anyone Leveille 8 iMelnyki. 6:f.8. ,7 . Boston. Packers to determine how they “We weren’t hitting hard today the quickest in NHL history, to lead Kasper 7 i.K, Crowder, Bourquei. 12 fl 9 iHawerchuk. Manlha). 1 43 3. St. the pipes in the NHL. could consider his job an easy one. the Jets. Small scored his first goal I'enaltieir-LA bench (served by Bonan, Louis. Sutler 16 W Babveh. Keai. 8 Of would spend the Christmas holiday. and in that case, you’re pretty lucky . St Lotus. Pettersson 12 'Crombeen. H “ It’s easier here than in the Tony McKegney and Larry Playfair just five seconds after the opening 4 36, Melnvk’. Bos. 7 f6; .Jensen. LA. “This means I can hold my head up if you don’t get beat. The game was 9f4 . SI. Ciurent. LA. l l t f ; Melnvk. Wil.soni. 17 27 Peiialties-'Dunlop. StL. at league meetings,” said Giants meaningless to us really.” AHL,” Cloutier said Sunday night each scored two goals and Gil faceoff. Bos. 17:31 1 12, I) Babveh. Wpg, 11 01, LaPointe. President Wellington Mara after the Ray Perkins after his first NHL start, an 8-2 win Perreault, Yvon Lambert, Lindy Islanders 5, Red Wings 3 Wilkison wins Third periofL 8. Los Angeles. Taylor 19 StL. 17 42, ' Perkins said Scott Brunner would I Bozek, Turnbull), 20. 9. lais Angeles. L Second ptmiod- f. St Louis. Paley 10 Jets’ 28-3 rout of the Packers lifted start against'the Eagles Sunday but over the Hartford Whalers in which Ruff and Alan Haworth added At Detroit. Billy Carroll scored 'unassisUOi. 10.14 ’Penalties--Lapointe. SYDNEY, Australia (UPI) —• Murphy 8 (Dionne. Lewis). 7 01 10. both New York teams into the indicated No. 1 quarterback Phil he stopped 24 shots. “The defense tallies. Buffalo led 4-0 after one with 3:36 to play to cap a five-goal Boston. O'Beilly 8 (unassLSted'. 19;42. StL, 9 31. Hart. StL. 10 43. Pavese. StL. plays a lot better. Usually you only American Tim Wilkison Sunday cap­ Penalties—Tavlor. LA. iMilbury. Bos, 12 16. .\|aeLean. Win. 12 16 • playoffs. “It’s been a long time for Simms — sidelined since Nov. 15 period and 6-1 after two. third period for the Islanders, who Third period 6. Winnipeg. Lundholm 6 Danelo, who blew two easy first- tured the New South Wales Open Tavlor. l^A. 2 f9. Mtlburv. LA. 2;:9. UPI photo me (1963) without a playoff game. with a shoulder separation — could have to make one stop and they “It was the kind of start I was have won four straight. John o Beilly. Bos. 9;:«) ■1) Babveh. Sleem. 2 2T 7, Winnipeg. quarter field goal attempts and hit clear the rebound. iooking for,” said Roberts, whose tennis title with a straight-set vic­ Shots on goal- Los Angeles 13-6-11-30. Small 13 'Lmdstrom. Lukowuh', 3 19 fl E Maybe we can play more than one come off the injured reserve list. Tonelli, Bob Bourne, Clark Gillies ,\\inni[ieg. H.iiuistroin 13 'Lurullmlm' the right upright on a 33-yarder in “The shooters are a lot better tory. over New Zealand’s Chris Boston Il-l6f-:i2 Defensive end Joe Klecko of the New York stadium. Dickey was sacked nine times in game — maybe four games. It was “Scott did a superb job (13-for-27, team broke a three-game losing and Bryan Trottier also Connected tJoahes—Los Angeles. Keans. Boston. Id .'H 9. St. Louis, Turnfmll 14 iKea. overtime before hitting a 35-yard try Lewis. Cui’iK*' to n 16’iialties None J^ts sacks Green Bay quarterback Lynn 28-3 loss. ' strange rooting for the Jets but I had 163 yards, one touchdown) yester­ here, though. If you give them an streak. “The last few games we’ve for the Islanders in the period. Baron A—lo.TTt. at 6:19. “We hope to take this as far The 22-year-old left-hander, Shots tjn goal St Louis ‘219 11) 40 Dicky in first period Sunday at Shea to do it.” day and will start, but there is a inch they can put it in there.” been coming out kind of flat. You Capitals 3, Rangers 2 \Sinriipeg 81:M1 :t2 as we can — ultimately to the Super showing maturity and composure, With the entire Giants family chance Simms will be activated,” Cloutier, who got his first taste of can’t go out and expect to win it in At New York, Ryan Walter, Harttord . (M l--2 (ioaliCT St Louis Skidmore Winnipeg. Bowl, but it usually doesn’t happen was rarely pressured by Lewis, and Butlalo 4 2 2—8 .Sf.miowski \ I2(ii)l watching the Jets-Packers game in Perkins said. “Doctors say he could the NHL in the final period of Buf­ the third period all the time.” Tqrrie Robertson and Lou the first year.” breezed through the final in straight First period- 1. Bulfalo, Perreault 11 be 90-to-95 percent by Friday.” falo’s loss Saturday in Quebec, was Chris Kotsopoulos scored for Franceschetti scored during an 'Mckegney, Van Boxmeer). 1.39. 2 .. the press lounge at Giants Stadium, As usual, the Giants’ defense was sets 6-4, 7-6, 6-3 to coilect the $20,OOC cheers reverberated throughout the Dallas quarterback Danny White, brought up from Rochester to spell eight-minute span of the first period Bultalo. Playfair .3 (unassisted i. 8 .L3 3, the key factor in ensuring New Don Edwards when the Sabres winner’s check. Buffalo. Lambert 12 'Haworth, Sauv;,ei, room as the Jets pummeled Green York’s first winning season since who was intercepted by rookie to help Washington, snap a four- If 12. 4. Buffalo, .McKegni'v If (Van traded Bob Sauve to Detroit. Boxmeer. Perreault). 18 13 Penalties- ' C Bay and sent the Giants to linebacker Byron Hunt at the Cow­ game losing streak, Andre Dore and 1972. Tony Dorset!, seeking to He.ss. Bui. 2 ;r : Plavfair. Bui. 12 21. MA.roH IM hhiKSOCCKH LKAlH'K Tampa Bay in playoffs “I wasn’t nervous,” said Cloutier. Mark Pavelich scored the Rangers’ Bv l.'mied l’ress Intel national Philadelphia determined to spread become the first Cowboy to win the boys’ 31 to set up Danelo’s winning Kotsopoulos. Har. 19.:tft verv little Brotherly Love. field goal, wasn’t about to give the “I’m not the type of guy to be ner­ goals. Second period f. Bultalo.;Mi Kegney 16, Kaslern D ivimoiv • NFL rushing title, was limited to 39 vous. 'Van B«)xmeerI. U ro 6,’Butlalo. Plavfair W I. 1\’t (; b “ We go into the playoffs ap­ yards in 21 carries and coughed up Giants all the credit. Flyers 3, Penguins I 4 luna.ssistedi. f fl 7. Harllord. New 'i ork K '1 889 proaching a peak, which' is exactly “We knew that the only way the “Then we got a couple of goals At Philadelphia, Ron Flockhart Kotsopoulos f (unassisted'. 8 17 I’ena- Baltimore 3 »t2f 2'2 two costly fumbles. New Orleans right away. I’m just happy we won lites-Soiling. Bui. HIM. Bainsay. Buf. I’lttstiurgb •*' :t 62T 2'2 what you aim for,” said Giants rookie George Rogers beat out Giants could beat us was to make snapped a 1-1 tie with a power-play Soccer 9 10: Howe. Har. 9 II), Meacher, Har, ( h‘vel,itiil 3 Kff 2'2 Coach Ray Perkins. “Before the mistakes and give them the ball in the game and scored eight goals. goal with 2:15 remaining and Bill 11,40, Foligno. major-immir. 17 10. Biitt.ilo 1 r, 444 . 4 after upsetting Lions Dorset! for the rushing crown Sun­ Nr.'w .leiM V :t 6 :m f season, I said we would be either 8-8 good field position — and that’s You can’t ask for much more, can Hartford in the second period, when Barber added an empty-netter to Ilowatt, major 17:Kl day. “You’ve gotta stop Dorset! you? “You always want to go into a Third • perio(^-fl. Btijlahj. Hirif 9 I'hit.ulelphia 1 - \X 6n exactly what we did,” said White. his slapshot deflected off a broken secure the victory for the Flyers. 'Peterson. . Hamsay I, f'lH 9. Bulfalo. \Sestern I itvjsion break with a win. It gives you con­ Haworth 4 'Lambert, I’laylain 8 fO 10, .M Louis 6 1 8f7 stick past Cloutier. Hartford’s Doug Reggie Leach also scored for t lenver 6 . By Ira Kaufman breaking Ottis Ander.son’s rookie fidence and you can look forward to Hartford, Sulliman 14 'MacLeish. Kot- 4 , 6(10 in wild-card battle, with a trip to San Sulliman added a power-play goal Philadelphia and Mike Bullard gave Major Indoor Soeeer League .so[)oulosi. 16.41 Penallu^s Wesley. Har^ Meinpliis 7 :83 in UPI Sports Writer Francisco for a Divisional Playoff record — but the NFC West cham­ the next game. If you lose you’re W K liila .3 r :t7T an with 2:19 left in the game. the Penguins their only goal. 6 10, Huf. benc’h (served hv Foligno'. 2 second-guessing yourself for a few If 28, Rowe. Mar, 17 21. Sauve. lUif. I 'lUM lIIX 6 2T0 4n game .Jan. 2 or 3rd awaiting the vic­ pion 49ers rallied in the fourth In other games, Toronto defeated Bruins 6, Kings 4 By United Press International Kan-xas Ciiv 2 7 222 Tampa Bay earned a chance to days instead of working on your 17 21; Wesley. Har, 18 24 . tor. period to finish with the league’s Colts outlast Pats Chicago 3-1, Winnipeg edged St. . At Boston, rookies Barry Peder­ Shots on’ coal -Hartlord 11-7-8-26 S.iiitiday s Results' play playoff poker and New York New York 9, Buffalo 4 St , l.llut^ U). Baliiniore 2 Detroit fans had plenty to be con­ best record at 13-3. game.” Louis 5-4, the New York Islanders son and Normand Leveille scored Buffalo 164-7- in was dealt a pair of wild cards Sun­ UNIONDALE, N.Y, (UPI) - Goalies - Hartlord. Mtllen Bulfalo. l)cn\er 7 K.IMS,is Citv fident about as the Lions prepared Chiefs 10, \ikingH 6 ■ “ Cloutier looked pretty .sharp beat Detroit 5-3, Washington nipped during an eight-second span of the se­ Sundav's Results day. MISL scoring leader Steve Zungul Cloutier. A- If.lfH for Tampa Bay in a divisional show­ Steve Fuller threw a 15-yard TD tonight,” said Buffalo Coach Jim the New York Rangers 3-2, cond period hnd Steve Kasper added New V,.ik 9 Hiillalo 4 Denver may be ready to fold, scored five times and picked up Mempliis 7. Phoenix 6 down. The Lions were 7-0,in the pass to Stan Rome and Kansas City Roberts. “He hasn’t played in quite Philadelphia topped Pittsburgh 3-1, the game-winner six minutes later though. three assists Sunday night to give Pittsburgh 010—1 M hila 8, K.ins.is Cit\ 4 Silverdome this year and had routed a while, but it was tough getting him Boston downed I^s Angeles 6-4, and to lead the Bruins. Philadelphia ( 10 2—3 Denver 1 New .lei sev 1 foiled a last-second Minnesota pass in battle of losers Monil.’iv s (Limes The Buccaneers upset Detroit 20- Minnesota 45-7 last week, but Tam­ his start. Donny had been the hot Calgary stopped Edmonton 7-5. Flames 7, Oilers 5 the New York Arrows a 9-4 victory, First periiMl 1. Philadelphia, [.each 17 17 in the Silverdome to capture their in the end zone to finish at 9-7, giving over the Buffalo Stallions. Zungal 'Flockhart. Barber), f f4) Penalties- No li.lilies’ Sehedoled' pa Bay rose to the task and earned the Chiefs their best season in a goaltender, but he faltered a little in Maple Leafs 3, Blaek Hawks 1 At Edmonton, Alberta, Lanny McClelland, Pit. I If. Anderson. Pit. 1 ut’sd.iv s ( i.one' second NFC Central title in three has 31 goals this season for the Iialti'More .il Ch’vel.ind the dubious right of going to Dallas decade. It was the last game in the last couple of games so we At Chicago, Rick Vaive scored McDonald scored three goals and .major (inisf’ondueli 1 If. Alli.son, I’hi. years and the. New York Je ts BALTIMORE (UPI) - For Arrows, who have won eight of nine 1 If. Price. Pit,, f 42. Cochrane, Phi. Jan . 2 or Jan , 3 for an NFC and unable to stop the clock in time Robert Irsay after Christmas to thought this would be a good time to twice and Bill Derlago had a goal Mel Bridgeman added two more to hammered Green Bay 28-3 to Metropolitan Stadium, the Vikings’ Baltimore, the year ended as it games. lf:09. Btiuletle. I’it. If (W. Gorence. Phi. Divisional Plavoff., home since they entered the league to line up for what could have been a assess next season and wouldn’t put Jacques ih. and two assists in the second period spark Calgary. Pekka Rautakallio, 16 48. Baxter. Pit, 18 21 catapult themselves and the Giants began, with a victory over New Menipliis 7, Phoenix 6 .Sef’ond period-'2, Pittsburgh, Bullard CAR CARE ‘‘This was just a plain hard-fought in 1961. game-winning kick. “We had plenty comment whether his job as coach “Jacques played a very strong to help Toronto snap Chicago’s 14- Ken Houston and Bridgeman scored into wild-card spots, while the Bron­ England. For New England, the MEMPHIS, Tenn. (UPI) - Leo 12'I Sheppard, Ferguson), lu.tfi. Penalties game," said Tampa Bay Coach John KnlHkiiiK ,’{(), Rams 7 of chances in the second half, but in was safe. game and I think you’ll see him play game unbeaten streak at home and third-period goals to Kelp the -None, CORNER cos dropped a 35-24 decision in final time down the field served to Figueiredo had two goals and an McKay after the Bucs broke a 10-10 the end we needed a little luck. We Jones, who may have played his a lot of strong games. We knew we drop the Black Hawks into a tie with Flames overcome a 4-3 deficit. Third period 3. Philadelphia. Flockhart Chicago that jeopardized their Joe Theismann set a single-season symbolize its season: too little, too assist as the Memphis Americans 10 (Wilson. Pmpp). I7;4f. 4. Philadelphia, tie with 10 points in a 70-second span kept making the crucial mistakes last game in a Baltimore uniform, had a good one in Rochester.” Minnesota for the Norris Division Wayne Gretzky scored his 39th and playoff_hopes. team record for completions, late. edged the Phoenix Inferno 7-6 Sun­ liarber 21 (Linseman. SVilsoni, 19 (C{ early in the fourth quarter. “It was passing for 247 yards and'a pair of and that’s about the .story of our was smiling, wearing a baseball cap In addition to his teammates’ lead. 40th goals for the Oilers. Penalties- Botell. Phi. 11 f8, Stackhouse. If San Diego wins at home tonight Both teams struggled in the sub­ year,” coach Ron Erhardt said. in the locker room. day night. Steve David scored two Pitt. lf;49 2 against Oakland in the.NFL’s last touchdowns, as Washington evened freezing wind of Memorial Stadium goals for Phoenix. Shots on goal--Pittsburgh 7 n-7 -2T: its record at 8-8 and dropped the New England gave Tom Owen his “We won a good one today and I Philadelphia 19-8-10 37 regular-season game, the Chargers Sunday and Baltimore salvaged a Wiehila 8, Kansas City 4 Rams to 6-10. first NFL start and Owen was in­ guess it’s a lot better to be 2-14 than Goalies- Pittsburgh. Dmn Philadelphia, and the Broncos each would finish sloppy, error-filled contest 23-21. WICHITA, Kan. (UPI) - Three i'eelcrs- .A- 17,IBH OiliTM 21, Sleelera 20 effective running the club, hitting 1-15. It’s too bad we couldn’t have with 10-6 records. San Diego would Both teams finished at 2-14, but the just nine of 22 and throwing three in­ Wichita goals in the second quarter Gifford Nieisen threw three TD done it earlier, but it still feels Tracy cherishes net win Washington 3 0 0—3 be crowned champion of the AFC Patriots officially were the worst broke a 1-1 tie Sunday night and led By RogwHusfln ‘passes to tight end Dave Casper — terceptions. good," he said. NY Hangers 0 11-2 West because of a better record team in the NFL, because the Wings to an 8-4 victory over the First period 1. Washington, Walter 18 lenrtoe maiinw the iast with 1:51 to play — to rally Matt Cavanaugh came off the He said the wind chill factor of within the division Baltimore played a tougher bench in the fourth quarter and Kansas City Comets. Norm Piper, iMaruk. HolM*rtson>. 11 If 2. .Washing­ Houston as‘Pittsburgh, 8-8, saw its minus-6 degrees didn’t bother his EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. Austin’s victory gave her a $75,000 the final of the Australian Open.” ton. Robertson f (.larvis, Garlnen. If 21 "We just have to hope for a schedule and was awarded fourth drove down the field for one TD and returning from an injury, had two 3. Washington, Franceschetti I (Gartner). nine-year streak of winning seasons throwing and complemented the (UPI) — Even if she isn’t rewarded payday that boosted her year’s ear­ Just as she did in the U.S. Open miracle from Oakland," said place in the AFC East. almost set up the winning score, goals for Wichita. 19 46 Penalties-Hospodar. NYH. 0 14. ended. defense. “It makes a big difference with the ultimate honor, Tracy nings to $453,409. final, when she seemed hopelessly Murray. Was. I 38. Maruk. Was. 8f2 . Denver’s rookie coach, Da’n Reeves. With the victory, Baltim ore going ll-for-16 for 145 yards in his Denver 4, New Jersey 1 Hospodar. NYH. 8f2 ; Hickey. NYH, Dirt on your car's finish can / Scaliuwkn 42, Browns 21 when the defense holds up,” he said. Austin has a lot to be grateful for as Obviously, the ideal culmination outclassed in dropping the opening damage the finish ... Salt ‘ I’d say our chances are slim. I’m managed to avoid tying the record brief appearance. DENVER (UPI) — Ralph Black, 8 r2. Franceschetti. Was. 11 .r.3. Dore. Rookie safety Kenny Easley Both teams can be glad the season she returns home to celebrate for Austin, who took her second U.S. set to Navratilova but then won the NYH, major-minor. 14 4:1. Duchesne. ’ sprinkled on the roads durng extremely proud of this team; I just for the most losses per season, held by “This was the best I’ve thrown all an 18-year-old rookie, scored the Was. major-minor, 14 4:i. Franceschetti. winter months can cause the two real great teams going after returned an interception 82 yards is at an end. All concerned now will Christmas. Open title last summer, would be final two sets in tie-breakers, Austin feel sorry for their sake that we fell New Orleans’ 15 defeats in 1980. The tying goal and set up the what Was. 17.13. metal on your car to rust ... each other, but we came up with the season long,” Cavanaugh said. have several months to forget their’ ’The ideal gift she would cherish is short. ” for one TD and Gregory Johnson ran Patridts and the Colts did tie the recognition as the outstanding got off to a woeful start Sunday Second pi'riod-4. NY Rangeis. Dore 1 The best preventive big plays when we had to." And Erhardt had another regret to respective nightmares. the world’s No. 1 ranking, an honoi^ proved to be the game-winner by (Allison). 6 32 Penaltics-lloll. Was. Gary Fencik returned a Craig 31 yards with a recovered fumble record for most losses for two female player for 1981, a position night. She lost eight games in a row maintenance for finishes is to add to his long list, saying, “Maybe I she thinks she earned by beating Charlie Carey Sunday night to lead minor (Jiiisctinduci i. 3 10. Allison, NYH. wash the car every time it gets Elsewhere, San Francisco for another to help Seattle over the currently held by Chris Evert Lloyd, in one stretch, managing only nine 3,10. Laidlaw, NYH. (misconduct). 3:10; Morton pass 69 yards for a teams in a season, matching the should have gone to Cavanaugh the Denvgr Avalanche to a 4-1 vic­ dirty ... If you have been defeated New O rleans 21-17, bungling Browns, who committed 10 Martina Navratilova 2-6, 6-4, 6-2 in who was beaten by Austin in Satur­ points in the last seven of . those, Maruk. Was. U :12. Vadnais. NA’H. 13 T9 touchdown on Denver’s second play futility of Detroit and San Fran­ sooner. I had given a lot of thought Sports slate tory over' the New Jersey Rockets. Third peruMl f. NY Rang(‘rs. Pavelich driving the car on salted roads, Philadelphia trounced St. Louis 38-0, turnovers. the final of a $2S0,(X)0 championship day night’s semifinals. costing her the first set and leaving of the third quarter and A1 Harris cisco, both 14-game losers in 1979. to it, but just guessed wrong.” Denver’s Frenchy Aritoinne, the 13 (Silk. Duguav. 7 T9 Penalties- the car shouid be washed week* Cincinnati edged Atlanta 30-28, Monday Sunday night. Regardless, she is “Yes, I do,’’ Austin said her in a hole at 0-2 in the second. Malonev. NYH. 3..'tt. Holt. Was. 11 43 ly at a car wash .. Your car returned a Morton toss 44 yards for KuizIch ,38, Cardinals 0 Baltimore rewrote the record Bert Jones, who has been the key league’s leading goalkeeper, yielded Shots’ on goal—Washington lf-10-4—29 Baltimore trimmed New England BASKETBALL marking down 1981 as the most emphatically when asked if she But Austin suddenly took control. also should be waxed at least a score later in the period as the book for the worst defense, giving to Baltimore’s attack for nearly a just one goal by Fred Grgurev, NY Rangers U-9-H-28 twice annually — in the spring 23-21, Kansas City downed Ron Jaworski, greeted with a successful year of her brief but thought this victory earned her the Goalies—Washington. Parro, NY Han­ Bears finished the season 4-0 against up a record number of points in a Ea»l Calliolir at Coventry (girlo), She broke in the third and ninth and fall ... Don’t overlook chorus of boos at the start of the decade, was the catalyst in the vic­ brilliant career. The tournament top ranking. “In the four major gers. Weeks, A~n,42f. AFC West foes and 2-10 against the Minnesota 10-6, Washington season (533), first downs (406) and 8 games and then saved three break cleaning the inside of your car game, quieted his critics by passing tory, throwing three touchdown was known as the Toyota (Tiam- tourneys all the girls have been in, rest the league. clobbered Los Angeles 30-7, Houston total yards (6,793). It was the worst Tuesday points against her to hold in the 10th also ... for three TDs to help Philadelphia passes, two to Ray Butler, and put­ ■ pionships. I’ve won two. Head-to-head I’ve Lineman of year [>pn't wait until you have a Christmas in New York will be nipped Pittsburgh 21-20, and Seattle seasbn__in the history of the BASKETBALL game, winning the set and tying the snap a four-game losing streak and ting a smile on coach Mike McCor­ “It certainly was an unusual year, beaten Martina four times and she’s really big problem. Bring your considerably merrier than usual for toppled Cleveland 42-21. Oakland is once-mighty club. Manchester at Simsbury, 8 match. In the final set, Austin broke car to DILLON FORD for com­ finish 10-6, mack’s face for the first time in 15 starting out when I didn’t even know beaten me twice. Against Chris I AUSTIN, Texas (U PI)— football fans, as the Jets earned at San Diego tonight. New England’s season was a East Catholic at Bri^ol Central, in the first and fifth games to end plete automotive service. Our weeks. “Man was not created to en­ when I’d play again,” said Austin, have two wins to one for her, I think ’ For years the big news out their first playoff berth in 12 years In Saturday’s other game, Miami study of near-wins. Six times, in­ 7 :3 0 the 1-hour. 52-minute match. ‘ factory trained technicians are won the AFC East title by beating Brngals 30, Fulrons 28 dure 14 losses,” McCormack sajd in who was sidelined with a severe I shouid be No. 1.” of the University of Texas CALDWELL OIL, INC. authorized to do alt warrantee and the (jiants were guaranteed cluding both Colts games, the Portland at Cheney Tech, 8 “Martina always seems to start Ken Anderson passed for 299 the chaos of the Colts’ locker room, back injury for aimost five months Navratilova agreed, saying, “My was Heisman Trophy work both body and their first pos' season appearance in Buffalo 16-6 on Uwe von Schamann’s Patriots lost games by less than five RHAM at Bolton, 8 out pretty fast,” said Austin, whose yards and two TDs as the AFC Cen­ where players acted like they had early in the year. “But that’s all choice would be Tracy right now. winner Earl Campbell. mechanical. Modern equip- 18 years. "The Jets will play host to three field goals and David points, often losing in the final Simsbury at Manchester (girls), 8 last three victories over - men! used in our tuneups and tral champions raised their record won the Super Bowl instead of the behind’me now. I don’t even think of Now even Campbell has ■ Buffalo at 12 p.m. EST Sunday in the Woodley’s scoring pass to rookie seconds. ■ Wednesday The way she played this week she Navratilova were achieved after wheel balancing service. \Ve to 12-4, securing the home-field ad­ “Stupor Bowl.” the injury anymore. Ip a way it deserves it. Tracy didn’t do that been eclipsed. honor major credit cards at AFC wild-card game, vvith the Tommy Vigorito. ' The story was the same Sunday. BASKETBALL dropping the opening set. “She plays *113.9c.o.d. vantage throughout the playoffs. “’The last game is a big mental helped me, being inactive so long. well in the majors, except she won • DILLON FORD. 319 Main St. winner advancing to Cincinnati for a ■49erH 21, SainlH 17 .The Patriots staged a last-minute |Hanchester at East Catholic really confidently and was playing Kenneth Sims, the 6-foot- Mick Luckhurst missed a 33-yard thing. It’s a game you live with and My body was out of shape and I had the U.S. Open, but head-to-head Tel. 643-2145 ‘Where depen­ Divisional Playoff Jan. 2 or Jan. 3. New Orleans rookie George comeback and were on the (girls), 8 the points pretty fast. I tried to hang 6, 270-pound All-America, dability is a tradition ’ field goal attempt on the game’s after 14 losses it is so good to see my to build back. I feel stronger now. she’s ahead of everyone. I think The Giants will be in Philadelphia Rogers rolled up 107 yards on his Baltimore 15-yard line when the last ICE HOCKEY in there and play one point at a time. jvinner of the prestigious final play, as Atlanta plunged from players smiling at last.” “Tennis-wise, I think I’ve had my she’s tougher than Chris. Chris “I was making too many unforced Lombardi Award, was Sun­ • at3:30p.m . E.ST Sunday in the NFC way to the NFL rushing title — second ticked off, out of timeouts He said he would meet with owner Enfield at Manchester (at Bolton best year. I won two majors, which I 649-8841 last year’.^ 12-4 record to 7-9. Ire Palace), 8:30 hasn’t done anything since errors in the first.set, but then I day named UPI’s Lineman never did before.” Wimbledon, although she did reach started piaying better.” of the Year. 12 - THE HERALD, Mon., Dec. 21, 1981 THE HERALD, Mon., Dec. 21, 1981 - i:i

Consumer Update / Gardens S c o re b o a rd FOCUS/ Home TV-Movies/ Comics Jeff Keith’s 'Santa, Cincinnati 10 17 0 ^30 St, Louis 0 0 0 0—0 Cleveland 0 7 7 7-21 Pitt Hou College Football Bowl Schedule I want Atlanta 021 0 7—28 Philadelphia 7 21 10 0^38 Seattle 1414 14 0-42 First downs 17 18 By United Press International Cin-Harris 21 pass from Anderson Phil-C. Smith 4 pass 7rom Jaworski Sea-Easley 82 interception return Rushes-yards 38-126 19-41 (All Times EST) (Breech kick ^ '■ (Franklin kick) (Alvarez kick) Passing yards L51 334 FridaVj Dec. 2fi Cin-FG Breech 2f< I’hil-Monlgomery 9 run (Franklin kick) Sea-T. Brown 3 run (Alvarez kick) Sacks ny-yards 6-42 3-21 Blue-Gray Classic All-Cain 10 pass from Bartkowski Phil-Oliver 18 run (Franklin kick) Sea-LarRent 4 pass from Krieg Return yards 79 73 At Montgomery, Ala. little acre iLuckhurst kick) hoppynest' Phil-Carmichael 6 pass from Jaworski I Alvarez kick) Passes 13-38-1 24-37-2 North All-Stars vs. South All-Stars, Cin-Collinsworlh 74 pass from Anderson (Franklin kick) Sea-Johnson 31 fumble return (Alvarez Punts 6-47.7 7-37.7 12:30 p.m. (Breech kick) Phil-Campfield 29 pass from Jaworski kick) Fumbles-lost 1-1 2-0 Saturday. Dec, 26 Cin-Griffin 18 run (Breech kick) (Franklin kick) Cle-G. Pruitt Fi pass from McDonald Penalties-yards ® 7-€f- 7-81 Sun Bowl Atl-Andrews 1 run (Luckhurst kick) Phil-FG Franklin 44 (Bahr kick) * Time of possession 30:30 29:30 At El Paso. Texas By Susan Plese out here and work.” Atl-Andrews 1 run (Luckhurst kick) A-T6,ff« Sea-Johns 10 pass from Krieg (Alvarez Oklahoma (64-1) vs. Houston (78-1). 1 Herald Reporter “But we don’t make a big By Ken Franckling inaHONAL k o o t b a l l l e a g u e Cin-FG Breech 29 kick) INDIVIDUAL LEADERS p.m. UPl Reporter I^y Unitwl Press International Cin-FG Breech 20 Sea-Larsent I pass from Krieg RUSHING — PiUsburgh-‘niornton 4.39 Monday. Dec. 28 project out of it,” he continues. American Conference Atl-Cain 3 run (Luckhurst kick) StL Phil (Alvarez Kick) Harris 1706, Pollard 8-28. Malone 6-19. Gator Bowl Manchesterites might We plant 200 seedlings in the East A-3T.9:f2 First downs II 25 Cle-I^gan 16 pass from McDonald Davis 1-4. Ilouston-Campbetl 13-24, Arm­ At Jacksonville. Fla. recognize him better if he were spring and we prune and trim PROVIDENCE. R.I. - Not so W L T Pet PF' PA Hushes-yards 32-139 38 ZS (Bahr kick) strong .3-13. Nielsen 34. North Carolina (9-2) vs. Arkansas (88). wearing a suit and tie and toting long ago, a jolly old man .spent the x-Miaini 11 4 1 719 34T 27T, Passing' yards 72 185 Cle-Hill 8 pass from McDonald (Bahr PASSING -Piltsburgh-Malone 13-30-172- 9 p.m. brush in the fall. We don’t have to v-NY Jets 6f.7 3fJ, 287 10 r, 1 First downs Sacks by-yards 0-«) 7-57 kick) 1 Houslon-Nielsen 24-S7-378-2. Wednesday. Dec. 30 his book of multiple listings. spray.” chilly autumn months reading y-Huftato 10 6 0 ,e2T: 311 276 Return yards 27 ra A-f.l.43F, RE(;EIV1NG — PiUsburgh-Stallworth 6- Liberty Bowl Hiishes-yards Pusses But this morning, as on each through sacks of mail in the distant New England 2 14 0 .,i2r. 322 370 Passing yards 11-26-3 lfr-24-2 90, Smith 3-TO, Swann l-l2, Harris 2-12. At Memphis, Tenrr Keith enjoys the weekends HallniMire. 2 14 0 .12T. 2T9 fJ3 Punts-yards 6-42.0 2-37.0 Pollard 1.8. Houston-Casper 6-139, Hotston weekend morning in December, Sacks by • 2-lf. Ohio State (74) vs. Navy (78-1), 8 before Christmas on the tree North. Central Fumbles-lost 4-3 4-3 Sea .'^•128, Burrougli 3-48, Armstrong r,-30, p.m. Return vards 26 Penalties-yards Cle Jeff Keith of 97 Overlook Drive, farm, particularly when he x-Cincinnati ^ 12 4 0 7TX) 421 304 Passes 19-3F.-1 2f.-47-l 8-flO 4-20 First downs 27 16 Campbell 4-18. Coleman 1-14. Thursday. Dec. 31 He Would tug on the thick white Pittsburgh 8 8 0 fO) 3F6 297 Punts Time of possession 28:29 31:31 Rushes-yards 32-L51 37-110 Bluebonnet Bowl of Keith Real Estate, has traded watches families who bring their STJ; 4-38 ,r. rf-39,2 Ilniistnn 7 9 0 438 281 Fumbles-lost 0-8 2-8 Passing yards 301 182 At Houston the professional look for beard tliat matched the trim on his Clevulaiul F n 0 .313 276 37T. INDIVIDUAL LEADERS children along. “It's more fun Penalties yards 11-100 Sacks by-yards 8-24 6-43 Michigan (88) vs. UCLA (78-1), 8 p.m. West 6-3F. RUSHING—St. Louis-Anderson 19-1C2. woodsman’s attire. crimson suit. His belly shook when a Time of possession 30:29 29:31 Return yards 162 205 Hall of Fame Bowl. when the kids come down,” he Denver ,10 6 0 (Z 321 289 Lomax 2-13. Morris 6-9. Mitchell 38. Passes At. Birmingham. Ala. Heavy wook boots, rust-colored writer made him chuckle. 380 27-48-3 14-22-1 says. “They run around the lot, San Diego 9 6 0 6U) 4ri. Harrell 1-4, Philadelphia-Monlgomery 13- Punts 1-37.0 2-37,0 Mississippi Stale (74) vs. Kansas (88), F63 343 290 INDIVIDUAL LEADERS down jacket, and scandia- Kansas ('ilv 9 7 0 108. Murray 10-F6. Jaworski 2-34, Oliver Fumbles-lost 9-7 4-3 I p.m. tripping over stumps, having a ■ A brigade of tiny helpers quickly Oaklaml 7 8 0 467 263 .320 RUSHING — Cincinnati-Johnson 14-66. 3-26. Russell F-18. patterned knitted cap make him Alexander 8-33. Griffin 3-27. Anderson 2-7. Penalties-yards F.-88 9-66 Peach Bowl good time. It's a family Seattle 6 10 0 37T. 322 388 PASSIN(^Sl. I.x)uis-Ia>max 11-26-3-129. wrote down names, addresses, and 2 Atlanla-Andrews 18-63. Cain 6-22. Mayber­ 'rime of possession 32:50 '\j[27:IO At Atlanta. Ga. look right at home in the middle experience. National Conference ry 1-2. Moroski 2-3. Bartkowski l-l. Phitadelphia-Jaworski 13-19-0-172. Pisareik West Virginia (88) vs. Florida (74). 3 East 2-r.-2l3 of his family’s Christmas tree gifts as he read letters from around PASSING—Cincinnati-Anderson 18-34-1 INDIVIDUAL LEADERS p.m. Keith says that one family with W L T I’d PF PA RECEIVING - St. Louis-Tilley f.81. Basketball Friday, Jan, 1 farrh at 19 Lewis St. the world. 277 —299. Kreider 1-1-0—13. Atlanta-Bartkow- RUSHING-CIcveland-While IfrfiB, M. x-Dallas 12 4 0 7FO 367 ski 14-23-1-122. Moroski 11-23-0-130. Green 3-37, Gray 2-11. LaFleur 1-20. I’ruitl M l, Hill 2-18, Sipc 1-14, McDonald ■ Cotton Bowl Actually, Realtor turned a small child has appeared each vPhil.Mlelph 10 6 0 es 368 221 Jam es O-l-O-O Philadeiphia-Carmichael 6-67, Campfield 28, Seattle-Ivory 9-38. T. Brown 7-21. At Dallas, Texas . But over the years, the thousands .F63 29f. 2T.7 2-32. Smith 2-16. Oliver 1-27. Henry 1- year from the time the child was v-NY Giants 9 7 0 RECEIVING—Cincinnali'Collinsworth e. Hughes 8-18, Doornink fi-16. Largent 18, Texas (9-M) vs. Alabama (9-M), 1 forester is no reflection on the Washington 8 8 0 TOO M7 349 22. Krepfle 18. Montgomery 18. Uno 38. Krieg 28. Smith 2-2. an infant. They pose him in front upon thousands of letters.grew to be 406 F-128. Ross 4-r.4, Johnson 2-26. Alexander p.m. present depressed real estate St Louis 7 9 1) 43R 3ir PASSING —(JlcvcIand-McDonald 24-34-1- Fiesta Bowl of the tree just before it is cut, too much for one man to handle, and Central 2-2T. Kreider 2-22. Harris 1-21. Griffin 1- market. Rather, the tree farm is ir. Curtis 1-lf. Verser 1-6, Atlanta-Cain 7- 297. Sipe 38-2-47. Soattle-Krieg 14-21-1-206. At Tempe. Ariz. X Taiiipa Hay 9 7 0 re:i 3ir 268 Uirgent 0-1-08. a family tradition, carried then photograph him for a per­ still get ready for his big night. So Detroit 8 8 0 FOO 397 322 61. Andrews 6-49. Jackson 3-67, Francis 3- Penn State (9-2) vs. Southern California 38. Jenkins 2-26. Miller 2-23. Mayberry 2- RECEIVING — Clevcland-Logan Fi-101. (9-2), 1:30 p.m through four generations. By manent record of each season’s Santa Claus asked the post office to (Ireen Hay 8 8 0 r«) 324 361 Hill F-49. G. Pruitt F44. White 4-36. 32F. 369 minus 2. NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASSOC Orange Bowl growth. Minnesota 7 9 0 438 San Francisco Fcacher 386. M, Pruitt 3-12, Fulton 1-27. commercial standards, the farm give him a hand by making sure all Chicago 6 to 0 2T-3 324 By United Press International At Miami. Fla. New Orleans ^ *1?^, i ! Newsome 1-11, Seattle-Largenl 680. ' Nebraska (9-2) vs Ctemson (118), 8 Fun culminates, of course, in West Sp'—Young 13 pass from. Montana Flastern Conference ' is small in size, just about an letters got opened. Washington (Wersching kick) Sawyer 2-40. T. Brown 1-36, Smith 1-lf., Atlantic Division p.m. decision-making time, "Trees x-San Fran i:i 3 U .813 X7' 2TO Tice M4. Johns MO. McCulIum 18.' Rose Bowl acre, and includes 1,000 trees in .\tlantu 7 9 0 438 4a; 3T.r. Los Angelos NO-G. Rogers 6 run (Ricardo kick) W L Pet. GB are very deceiving,” Keith says. Post offices across the world now Wash-Washington 4 pass from Theis- NO-G. Rogers F run (Ricardo kick) Hughes 18. Philadelphia At Pasadena. Calif. various stages of growth. It is Los Angeles « 10 0 37T- 303 3F1 Iowa (68) vs. Washington (9-2), 5 p.m. "They look much smaller in the serve as Santa’s, helpers, getting an New Orleans 4 12 0 2F.0 207 378 mann (kick failed) SK-Solomon 2 pass from Montana Boston 19 t> .iw located in back of the barn, on LA-Guman I run (Corral kick) (Wersching kick) New YoCk , 12 12 XOd Sugar Bowl. field than they do when they are x-clitu'he. Buffalo 6 Wash-Scay 37 p ass. from Theismann • Minnesota 3 0 3 0-6 Milwaukee 17 7 .708 Saturday, Jan. 9 Sunday s Results I Moseley- kick ) Min-FG Danmeier 43 Indiana 14 It .F80 East-West Shrine Game School of Forestry at Syracuse year after year and tell me how when the volume of mail nearly (!hicago . Denver 24 A-F2.224 KC-FG Lowery. 30 Chicago n L5 .423 At Palo Alto, Calif. University 50 years ago,” Keith huge last year’s tree was. Then East All-Stars vs. West All-Stars, 3 doubles. .New York Jets 28. Green Bay 3 NO KC-Rorne IF pass from Fuller (Lowery Atlanta 10 14 .417 relates, ‘‘and he started an acre they pick the same kind all over Kan.sas City 10, Minnesota 6 -First Downs 19 IF kick) Detroit 10 15 .400 p.m. Wash LA Cleveland F 20 .200 Hula Bowl For some reason, this year's Philadelphia :w. St. Louis 0 First downs 25 14 Rushes-yards 31-1F4 36-133 Min-F(ji Danmeier 33 lot as h project. He just con­ again.” Tamna Bay 21). Detroit 17 Passing yards 195 A-41.H0 Western Conference At Honolulu volume of mail to Santa is down Rushes-yards 44-241 28-78 Midwest Division -East All-Stars vs. West All-Stars. tinued doing it, and then when I S in I'Yancisco 21. New Orleans 17 J ’assing yards 261 87 Sacks by-yards 2-21 ^ ”My wife’s German,” he Baltimore 2:i. New England 21 Return yards 74 W L Pci. GB Saturday. Jan. 16 grew up, I started to sell the slightly in Rhode Island and Sacks by vards 2-11 4-40 San Antonio 16 8 .667 Senior Bowl explains, "so we put real candles ( incinnati 30. .Atlanta!^ Return yards 38 6 Passes 2F.-17-1 trees. Now my son helps me — southeastern Massachusetts. San­ Seattle 42, (!leveland 21 Punts 4-46.0 Denver 11 13 ,4."8 At Mobile, Ala. on the tree, along with the stan­ Passes 10-27-2 Hou.ston 11 15 1.423 North All-Stars vs. f^uth All-Stars. Houston 21. Pittsburgh 20 Punts 2-35.5 6-4T..3 Fumbles-lost 3-2 MINN probably, next year, he will be dard decorations. And we have ta’s Postdiaster, Harry Kizirian, Washington :*I. U»s Angeles 7 Penalties-yards 68F First Downs 16 Utah 10 15 .400 i'Uinbles-Iost 1-0 2-0 Kansas City 9 15 .375 able to do it by himself.” actually lit the candles in past said he suspects it is a combination ’ Monday's Game I’enallies-yards 4-46 3-25 rim e of (Kissesslon 26:03 Rushes-Yards 2384 (All times EST) Time of possession 32:0! 27:57 Individual Leaders Pas.sing Yards 177 Dallas 6 20 .231 KEITH TRAMPS carefully years. But we tend to put the tree of the lagging economy and the 5- Oakland at San Diego. 9 p in Rushing—San Francisco-Pallon 8-36, Sacks By-Yards 2-16 Pacific Division up late, because that’s how my cent rise in the price of a stamp (rml ol regular .season) INDIVIDUAL LEADERS Cooper 1-3. Ring U-71. Davis 6-19. Return Yards 78 Los Angeles 20 7 .741 through the lot, carefully Ni'xl Sunday s Playoffs RUSHiN(j-Washinglon-Washington 14- Montana 1-10. Eadey 2-4. Beniamin 1-1. Passe.s 17-38-1 Seattle 16 8 .667 avoiding seedlings that are wife did it in Germany. since last Christmas, \KC Wild card.Gam e 96. Theismann 440. Riggins ir.-F.7. Solomon 1-16, New Orleans-G. Rogers 30- Punts 3-31.3 Golden State 15' 9 .625 peeking through new-fallen snow. "That’s the beauty of a fresh- Bulfalo at New York .lets. 12 p m. (iiatiuinto 10A3. Claitt 18. Ix)s Angeles- 107. Holmes 28*. J. Rogers 2-18. Tyler 2-3. Kumblcs-Lost 3-3 Portland 14 10 F83 Bowling Kizirian is quick to point out that NFC Wild-card Game Thomas 3:12. Tyler 11-16, Guman 12-41. Passing—San FranciscuaMontana 118- Penaltics-Yards 2 -2 0 Phoenix 14 10 .F83 Occasionally a giist of wind cut tree, though. You don’t have New York Giants at Philadelphia. 3 30 106, Benjamin 148-89. New Orleans- Time of Possession 26:21 : .San Diego- 6 17 .261 all letters to Santa reach his . Kemp 28. Saturday’s Results sprays flakes from overhead to worry about needles dropping, P PASSINfi-Washington-Theismann 22-1- Manning 21-14-110. Wilson 288. helpers, even though many young Receiving—San Francisco-Patton 4-2T.. INDIVIDUAL LEADERS ' l^hiladelphia 123, Boston 118. OT treetops, sprinkling his shoulders even if you put it up much 4-247. Flick 3-1-2T.. Los Angeles-Paslorini New Jersey 119, Cleveland 107 9 senders deposit them in mail boxes Nh'L Playoff Sr liedule 218-KJe. Kemp 6-2-2F.. Solomon F-38, Young M3. Cooper 1-36, Rushing—Kansas Cily-B. Jackson 2Fi- with the white stuff. earlier.” Easley 3-3F.. Clark 1-21. Ramson 2-27. UE. Bledsoe 11-39. Fuller l-(-l). Min- Detroit 132. New York 104 fly United Pfc.ss International RECEIVING-Washington-Munk 2-98. Dallas 102, Portland 9Fi without stamps or correct ad­ (All I’iines K.ST) Metcalf 4-60. Seay 1-37. Giaquinto 2-27. New Orleans-Holmes 18. Martini 1-7. nesola-Galbrealh B-Ff, Brown 6-16, His footprints are the first Keith says that he will sell Washington 4-19. warren MF, Thompson Tyler,'F-21. Merkins M2. Groth MO. Kramer 2-7. Young 48. Houston 102, Chicago 9F< ■between 75 and 100 trees this dresses. Wild Card Game Denver 138. Sait Antonio 12F. EASTERN BUSINESS- Pete Scott through the snow that morning, Dec. 27 1-14 Los Angeles-D. Hill 2AF. Dennard 1- Hardy 18, 'I'liompson 2-21..J. Rogers 1-3, Passing— Kansas City-Fuller 12-16-1— season, fewer, perhaps, than in 26. Moore 2-2F, Tyler 2-13. Guman 2-12. Brenner 1-20, 14T.. Minnesola-Kramer 17-38-1—177. Phoenix 9F.. Kansas City 87 214-160-482, Dan Toce 172-412, Don and the trees, untouched, look un­ One funneled through the AFC . . Soallle IIF, Utah 103 other years because many of the Bulfalo (lO-tii at New York Jets (10-f.- Waddy 18 Receiving—Kansas Cily-Carson 3-78, Mathiews 164-150-441, Paul Moz- real, as though they have been Providence Post Office this month, • Smith F.-39. Rome MF, Bledsoe 2-10, B. l/os Angeles 106, ^ n Diego 106 trees are young and not yet all 1). 12 I' in. ‘ Golden State 126, Atlanta 109 zicato 154-416, Ed Zawistowski 153- arranged by a scenic designer. NFC Jackson 1-3. Minnesota-Galbreath 7-60, was addressed to Santa in care of Rashad 2-37. Senser 3-32. S. White 3-27. Sunday's Result 418, Cliff Jones 151-400, Tom ‘‘This is a hobby-type thing,” sellable height. New A’ork Giants (9-71 at Philadelphia Ix)S Angeles 112, Atlanta 94 "North Pole, Antarctica 00030 " 106). 3 :tl) p.m. Denver 3 0 14 7—24 lirown 1-16. Lt'Count 18. he says, obviously’ enjoying the Chicago 014 14 7-35 ' Mondayfs Games Morriso'n 151, Gabe Szabo 146-395, But the man in charge of Divisional Playoif New England 7 7 0 7—21 • - :r. i ■A^i Another said: “To Santa, South Den-FG 46 Steinfort (No Games Scheduled) Don Deep 146, Joe Melzen 145, Bill scene. “It doesn't make us super ’ f Jan. 2 or Jari 3 , Baltimore 10 7 6 b-23 Tuesday’s Games Manchester’s sole Christmas Chi-Payton 19 pass from Evans (Roveto Ball-FG Wood 30 sums of money, but it’s gcKxi Pole.” One pinned it down AFC kick) I) Cleveland at Boston Colby 145, Bub Holmes 145-389, Paul tree farm isn’t worried. He sur­ .'C Bntlalo or' Hie New York Jets at NE-Cunningham 4 run (Smith kick) Philadelphia at New York experience for my son. It's a precisely : ’ Mr. Santa Clause, North Ciniinnati 'Chi-Harper 4 run (Roveto kick) Balt-McCauley 5 pass from Jones Giliberto 145-399, Sandy Hanna 387, veys his little piece of piney real Chi-Feneik 69 interception return (Roveto Atlanta at Indiana slow time for real estate, Pole, Way Up Top.” , Denver or San Diego at Miami I Wood kick) GB NYJ Kansas City at Milwaukee •Dom DeDominicis 388. estate, and waits for the next kink I First downs 6 22 E Nf-x: N E-Westbrook' 15 pass from Owen Washington ai Chicago anyway, this time of the year, so One writer apparently believes Philadelphia or the New York Giants Den-Odoms 6 pass from Morton (Steinfort Rushes-yards 49-lf3 carload of eager children to tum­ kick I (Smith kick) Detroit at Dallas I have the opportunity to come at San Francisco Balt-Butler FJ pass from Jones (Wood Pas.sing yards ■ 96 247 SYMPHONIES- Marti Saries 128. ble off into the snow Realtor Jeff Keith of 97 Overlook Drive dons woodman’s attire during the Christmas tseason. Santa winters in Rhode island, ad­ Chi-Harris 44 interception return (Roveto Sac)(s by-yards 1-7 Denver at Houston I'ainpa Bav at Dallas kick) kick) . , 9-57 Los Angeles at Portland dressing the letter to “Santa Claus, Balt-Butler 37 pass from Jones (kick Return yards 77 :a Den-Upchurch 25 pass from DeBerg Y- Art Johnson 156-155-438, Carol Tatnr-a 3 7 0 10—20 lailed Passes 12-33-1 lFt-33-l 26 Hood St., Central Falls." (Sleiniort kick.) NE-Weslbrook 2 pass from Cavanaugh Punts 9-34,2 4-32.5 Bolin 151-147-428, Ed Burbank 148- Det " 0 7 3 7-17 (-hi-Paylon 7 pass from Evans (Roveto (Smith kick) Fuinblcs-lust 6-2 If the letters on their way to Santa I'B-FC Capc* e 40 kick) \-\im Penalties-yards 3-16 145- 419,” Tony Marinelli 157-143-416, last week were any indication, his Del llipple 9 run (Murray kick) ^ Den-Upchurch 39 pass from DeBerg Time of fMissession 20:03 39:57 ATLANTA (947 Bili McKinney 141-156-409, Ed TB Bouse 84 pass from Williams (Capece (Steinfort kick) sleigh will be loaded this year with Macklin 6 f.,6 L':. Roundlield 0 0-0 0. Bujaucius 158-408, Charlie Whelan kick I A40.125 INDIVIDUAL LEADERS Hawes 1 3-F. 5, £ . Johnson 8 6-6 23. electronic games, Barbie dolls. Del-FG Murray 47 RUSHING - Green Bav-Ellis 1144. Sparrow 4 0-0 8, Criss 2 08 4. Drew 3 18 146- 407, Jim Bell 137-397, Joe TB-FG CaiK'c e 30 NE BALT C First downs Huckleby 2-1, Dickey 28. NV Jels-McNeil 7. McMillan 4 08 8. Rollins 0 08 0. Wood Be it ever so ugly, there's ho tree... Strawberry Shortcake and her TIM.ogan 21 tumble return (Capece kicki 20 19 18-70. Long lF-r7. Dierking 7-20. Newton 6 F8 17. Pellom 3 1-2 7. Totals 36 21-30 Twaronite 145-390, Jim Martin 139- Di'l-L Thompson H pass from Hippie DEN CHI Rushes-yards 23-77 41-128 389, Craig Coleman 138-385, Ken friends, little blue people called First downs 19 L5 Passing yards 273 2T5 2-7. Harper 4-1. Todd 3(-2). 91 - • Murray kick) LOS ANGELES (112) A 4(0.n» Rushes-yards 19-76 41-170 Sacks by 1-12 1-8 P.ASSING—Green Bay-Dickey 12-33-1— Arey 141-382, Fred McCurry 159-379, Smurfs,' Mr. Microphone, and a Passing . yards 222 111 Return yards 137 42 96. NY Jels-Todd lF-33-1-247. M. Johnson 4 i8 11, Wilkes L5 68 36, Mark Abarbanel 136-377, Andy countless number of puzzling Sacks by-yards 1-7 6-T6 Passes 20-38-3 17-28-1 RE('EIVIN(/—Green Bay-Jefferson 2-39, Brewer 4 08 8. Cooper 11 48 26, Nixon Punts U flon 2-27. Huckleby 2-14, Ellis 4-14. 10 34 23. Rambis 2 08 4. Jordan 1 08 2. Lamoureaux 136-377, Bob Wilson Ruble’s cubes. TB Del Return yards 161 217 6-30.2 4-38.0 Landsberger I 08 2. Totals 48 16-21 112. The selection process is a time-honored, bone-chilling family affair First downs 11 21 Passes 22-19-3 10-20-2 Futnbics-Iost 3-1 1-1 Coffman 2-2, NY Jets-L. Jones 3-68. Dierking Sn'B, Harper 3-30. Barkum 2-29, Atlanta 15 23 312 f ^ 139-373, Harold Fracchia 136-368, A sampling of letters from Riislifs-yards :ct-104 3rr-lf9 Punts 7-37.6 6-35,0 Penalties-yards 6-20 • 9-F.3 Lx)S Angeles 34 28 21 29—112 Fumbles-lost 1-0 1-0 Time of possession 25.0E Walker 284, B. Jones 1-19, McNeil 18., Larry Bates 150-367, Pete Staum youngsters in Rhode Island and Passing yards 172 181 34.5.8 Three point goal»-E. Johnson. Fouled By Susan Plese Sacks liy y-irds 4-24 0-00 Penalties-yards 9-74 11-101 out—None. Total fouls-A tlanta 19, Los 364, Frank Calvo 142-364, Bob southeastern Massachusetts showed HeUirn yards 45 56 Time of possesion 28:00 32:00 Individual Leaders Herald Reporter Passes 8- 19-0 18-28-2 Angeles 24. Technical—Loughrey 2. Claughsey 140-360, Vic Marinelli 356, RUSHING“ New F^ngland-Ferguson 6-15, Landsberger. A—12,460. some writers are so specific they Punts y.irds r- -42,2 4- -39,5 Individual Leaders Cunningham F-15, Calnoun 9-34, Collins 3- Bob Frost 351. J'llMitrUS tost 1-0 4-1 RUSHING—Denver-Preston 6-2F. Parros 13 Baltitnore-Dickey 9-lg, Jones 3-11, It’s time to decorate again, and just enclose clippings from toy store PcnailH"-yards Fr-33 8-40 3-20. Canada 5-17. Lytle 4-14. Reed 18. McMillan 15-48. Dixon 13-fi2, Franklin 1-1. I’ve been thinking about the Christ­ flyers, and no letter at all. A few Time of {Rissession 25:51 34:09 Chicago-Payton 19-ffi, Harper 15-48, PASSINGr-New England-Owen 9-22-3- Herald Angle Evans 6-f8. Baschnagel MO. mas tree a lot — where it comes weren’t fussy about what they want. 136. Cavanaugh 11-1^-145. Baltimore- Herald Sports Editor INDIVIDUAL LEADERS PASSING Denver-Morton 8-23-3 -88. Jones 17-28-1-2^. from and what goes on it. Some profess that they were good Hl SlHNtr Tampa-Owens 781. Wilder DeBerg 14-268—190, Chicago-Evans 10-20- RECfcllVING —New FJngland-Wcstbrook Earl Yost keeps on top of It comes from the same place it 8 28. Williams 68. Eckwo COMPLETE COUISION REPAIRS Save Up To •SSoo Off favorite. Not incidentally, some in the sky for Rudolph “because I • REBUILT AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSIONS It off With an X on Your “Bingo Card." Plus 5 gal. Kerosene Can No Charge poor 18-year-old kid is chosen to hear it will be foggy this coming AUTO PAINTINa follow us,- forlornly, through the I t - Christmas eve.” maze of mud and snow and pine, Missy Brown, no address listed, CHARUE WITH MASTER CHARGE Mark off all numbers on your card and waiting for the sweet go-ahead: Herald photo by Tarquinio wrote Santa that she wanted a • 24 HOUR WRECKER SERVICE Bring In This Ad and Get Free "We’ll take this one.” Scraggly. you have won our Weekly *100 AwardI By the time we decide, he is stan­ Too tall. Ah, just right. golden dream Barbie doll “and most ding, knee, deep in mud, saw hanging of all I jvant love and happynest for (habit left over from years of my family.” 5 gals, of Kerosene limply by his side, fingers frost­ before the kids were born, and it brought by a favorite babysitter, three sequins, and suspended by a bitten, trying to look patient and Christmases with toddlers) and the was beautiful. “retired” now to start her own In .one of two letters she sent to lights are strung. piece ol ratty red yarn. I don't CARTER with the purchase of any Radiant King Heater hardy. But we decorate our tree with family. remember who made it or when, but Santa, Toni Francis of Warren listed Tree cut, the 18-year-old forester Adult’s work is done, and now it’s memorabilia, and anything goes. Handcrafted wooden figures — 21 items she wants. They include a „ ^ IF YOU ARE A WINNER up to the kids. They decorate each I know that if it were spirited away, r II you have a winning Bingo Card on which all 24 numbore have been From Nielson Auto Parts Inc. is dispatched. The tree is loaded into The kids lift the ornaments angels, clowns, Wizard of Oz figures the offending party would send up an preppy alligator shirt, preppy CHEVROLET (parts & service available) the car, along with the kids out of year with all the love and attention reverently from their tissue-paper Mil'Th^^ Hpubllahod during the week, due our scraggly, crooked tree, given by a friend who yearly shares indignant outcry. So it stays. Calvin Kleins, preppy alligator i ™ ‘L"',® "®*' •’“ •’"“''•"a between 9 and 10 A.M. to oWw OTpIrti D»c. 31,1981 their minds with anticipation. They boxes, and they recite the stories of our weekend of house decoration. socks, preppy belt, preppy ribbons, a ® winners calling after descending into the decoration Once again, the tree is trimmed. all help drag it out of the car and each. preppy coat, preppy sweater, prep­ AUTO REPAIR thTpM ® •°"owlng publication day will be eligible (or into the house, while Daddy boxes fetched from a spot in the at­ The hand-made ceramic figures — Trimmed with the years, the pre­ sr RVICI S 1229 MAIN ST. py boots, preppy watch band and a ® LISTED grumbles about pine needles un­ tic. • were presented proudly by my There’s a bread dough ornament school offerings, the gifts made and picture of Santa. MANCHESTER ALL THE DETAILS WILL derneath his skin. (He forgot his I long for a color-coordinated mother a decade ago. from a second grade. A paper star chosen by treasured friends and 0pm Mon-FrI 8am*8pm Sat 8-8 decorator tree. One of those perfect, with glitter name: (Glitter is pop­ family. 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And your its place of honor in front of the dou­ breath, and red velvet bows. My another far-awaji friend. T h e re ’s even a four-inch Radiant King will deliver clean, odorleee heat for only 1 guess the decorator tree will don't believe in you but if you’re not “BINGO BUGS” INSTRUCTIONS ble windows. It is wired to the wall sister-in-law had one like that once. Satiny brass ornaments were pennies per hour. Radiant King healers ere portable. Styrofoam ball, adorned with all of have to wait. real, don’t tell me.” U - THE HERALD. Mon., Dec. 21, 1981 Volumes fell what you'll find where r ilK IIK K A M I, Mf.ri . I)'-' Z I, IWU Books aid in making move decision Boredom marked life

' -Kl' • By Gay Pauley Miami is the most crime-ridden commerce and ask for a "new­ ocean is right outside my door, off in latter in the Appalachia area. . New London-Norwich, Conn., ranks. of lighthouse keeper UPl Senior Editor metro area, according to the FBI’s comer’s pack” — maps, brochures, the distance there are the moun­ Appleton-Oshkosh, Wis., has the last. Uniform Crime Reports. Then come ^ business trends, cost of living, real tains.” lowest murder rate. Houston has the Home, sweet home can be here New York, Las Vegas, Los Angeles-' Savageau is a specialist in San Francisco-Oakland takes first estate information and the like. highest, followed by New Orleans By Robert Rountree light guided mariners into died or left, they were replaced by . today and there tomorrow. For Long Beach, Calif, and New executive placement for Robert H. and Las Vegas. place in climatic mildness, San Coast Guardsmen assigned to IF I'OS.SIKI.F visit the new loca­ UPI Reporter Chesapeake Bay. Arnericans are a restless, mobile Orleans. Davidson, Associates, Inc. After Seattle-Everett, Wash., the Diego next, followed by Los The Cape Henry lighthouse, the three-year tours of duty. society. It’s estimated that five ’’Florida is no treat, except tion, talk with people, ask them "My job,” he said, “is to entice top ranked recreation areas are Angeles, Santa Cruz, and Oxnard- VIRGINIA BEACH, Va. - questions you would not ask of a last remaining manned light station Jennette’s younger brother was million Americans every year move maybe in February,” said Boyer. people to move. Usually there is lit­ Cleveland, IVfilwaukee, San Simi Valley-Ventura, Calif. New Carl Jennette has the kind of in Virginia, marked its 100th to another state, often to an un­ "What with all that immigration of chamber of commerce. born at the lighthouse, his sister was tle reluctance to move if the assign­ Francisco-Oakland, and Chicago. York is 40th, and Chicago, 183rd. childhood memories only a very few birthday last week and Jennette married there. One big problem for familiar place. Cubans and Haitians... and the If they had their druthers, where ment means more money." woul(i Boyer and Savageau elect to Note that all are located on major can share because there just aren’t joined other descendants Of everyone was boredom. Although there might be five , crime." bodies of water. America’s five sunniest cities are that many people whose fathers lighthouse keepers to commemorate million reasons among them /or "People who wanted the Sun Belt live? ' KOYKK SAID he expected the Las Vegas, Phoenix, Bakersfield, “There were routines the Boyer, 38, now an industrial next booming area to be Appalachia G.iven the low est rank in were lighthouse keepers. the occasion. making the move, they have one now want to get out,’’ added recreational facilities are Lowell, Calif., Tucson and El Paso. Its five Jennette’s father. Cole “Utah” They swapped stories about the lightkeepers had, in many cases, common denominator — the need Savageau, whose job once took him salesman for the Bruske Products "because this area has a proud and stable population.” Mass., Chattanooga, Tenn., drizzliest are Juneau, Alaska, Buf­ Jennette, was keeper of the Cape old railroad that used to bring just to pass the time.” offered Coast for information about where to go. around the country "and I never saw Co., thought it would be San Fran­ falo and Syracuse, N.Y., Seattle, Guard Lt. j.g. Harvdy Kammerer. cisco "because I like the climate, But. the metro area with the Sherman-Denison, Tex,, Augusta, Henry light from 1929 until 1954 and supplies, the ’’storm of ’33” that To Atlanta, which has a super a place that really grabbed me.” Ga., and Tuscaloosa, Ala. and Cleveland. every day he would climb the 207 wiped put several lighthouse ranking — except for its high crime the arts, the terrain. But I’d have to highest population growth between Richard Gary, one of those swap­ II SING TIIKIK criteria 1970-80 was Fort Myers-Cape Coral, The highest unemployment rate is steps up the cast-iron tower to its buildings, and the coastal batteries rate? To St. Cloud, Minn., called the be a millionaire. The killer is aflor- IN LIFE expectancy measure­ in Flint, Mich., at 15.5 percent, the ping tales, typifies the old (“elements we judged to be the ding a house. Our small one here in Fla., with a 95.1 percent change. beacon. erected during World War II. traditions. His great grandfather, safest metropolitan area in the ment, Hawaii with its 73.6 years lowest in Lincoln, Neb., with 3.49. "When he used to get up in the The memories were nostalgic. United States? To Seattle-Everett, most im portant to the moSt Concord would bring about $80,000; The New York-New Jersey area had average, is followed closely by Jay Dearborn Edwards, was the last people” ), the two concluded that the to find something similar in San the highest population decline of 8.5 morning, he had a little dustpan, and Most lights are automated now. And keeper of the old sandstone light and Wash., with the nation's best oppor­ Minnesota, Utah, North Dakota and he’d sweep every step going up and there are other changes. tunities for recreation? Or to 15-county, 196-square mile metro Francisco would cost $250,000 to percent. Nebraska. South Carolina has the THE HIGHEST per household in­ the first keeper of the ’’new” cast- area of Atlanta comes nearest to $300,000.” Some other facts gleaned from the he swept every step when he came ”lt usej to be a family tradition in iron beacon. Hawaii, which has the highest life lowest with 67.96. come is paid in Anchorage, Alaska, down,” recalled Jennette, now 60 those days, handing the light down expectancy — 73.6 years? being Camelot, although Atlanta is Savageau, also 38, would stay Boyer-Savageau book: Norwalk, Conn., ranks number at $44,175 annually, followed by^ 1 UPI photo and living in Virginia Beach. from father to son,” said Jennette. Edwards passed the job on to his at the northern tip of the Sun Belt. It right in Gloucester. ’Tm in the Following St. Cloud, Minn,; as the one, arnong m etro a re a s in Reno, Nev., at $38,6%. At the othM TW O M ; w k o o k s a re Jennette never had many But America’s lighthouses, once son, who had helped his father build has a population of over two million, greater Boston area and Boston has most crime free area are educational effort and oppor­ end of the scale are McAlIen-Pharr The Cape Henry Lighthouse, the last 2 available to answer these questions only 456,(XK) of whom live in Atlan­ Johnstown, Pa., Scranton-Wilkes- tower overshadows its historic predecessor, playmates his age but there were operated by the Treasury Depart­ the “new” tower housing a a unique character. Culturally it’s tunities. Nassau-Suffolk counties, Edinburg, Tex., with $15,088, ailii kerosen'e-powered , light. In later and just about any other question ta’s city limits, among the top rated metro areas of Barre-Hazelton, Pa., Lancaster, manned light station In Virginia, marked Its an octagonal light built of sandstone bricks sand dunes and swimming at the ment, were taken over by the (?oast N.Y., rank second, Pittsfield, Laredo, with $15,125. beach, while at night his father’s Guard in 1939. As the old keepers years, electricity lit the beam. the prospective owner can ask. "This capital of the New South the country. I like the terrain. The Pa., and Wheeling, W. Va.,, the Mass., third, and Boston fourth. The national average is $26,810.) 100th anniversary last week. The castiron in 1791. One book indicates that moving is pleasantly mingles northern vitality good for you; another location might and southern charm,” Boyer and improve the chances of personality Savageau found. “Skyscrapers, in­ change. cluding the 70-story Peachtree Three professors at Lbng Island Plaza, crown its bustling city toiletries promote, science studies sweat lure University's C.W. Post College com­ center. piled "Finding Your Best Place to “The metro houses the regional Live in America’’ (Red Lion Books) headquarters of scores of huge cor­ that divides the nation into 80 urban, porations... its good prospects for suburban and rural living areas. ’’In personal income and job growth . our professional view,’’ they write, earn it a rank of 76th for economics. "no one should have to passively Atlanta is the transportation hub of Does fragrant male tantalize women? accept all of the personality tenden­ the Southeast — its Hartsfield Inter­ cies molded into us by experiences, national Airport is the world’s se­ whether recent or long past... cond busiest — giving it a rank of By Joan Mower products, scientists around the Companies well-known for after-shave and moisture balm — For years, scientists have known aphrodisiac,” said Rod Heckman, ■’In fact, once we become old first for transportation.” United Press International world are working in laboratories to manufacturing women’s products — for men. / about the connection between smell director of marketing for Jovan, a enough or wise enough'to recognize determine the link, if any, between Calvin Klein, Yves Saint Laurent, Chanel’s product is called Antaeds and behavior in the insect world and company that sells a cologne, An- the impact of our environment on TIIF AREA checks out as a Surprise! Today’s he-man may be smell and sex in humans. Adolfo, Pierre Cardin — are Pour Homme after the Greek god animal kingdom. “pleasant place to live and work”, dron, that contains the high-priced us. both social and physical, we have using a deep-cleaner and lotion on The cosmetics industry wants to branching out, coming up with a Poseidon’s son, Antaeus. Antaeus John Labows, an analytic chemist chemical. the right to select the surroundings they say, and quote Paul Gapp, the his face,and dabbing some of that cash in on ties between smell and wide array of men’s toiletries. possessed extraordinary strength at the University of Pennsylvania’s which will help us become the per­ architecture critic- of the Chicago new, hint-of-herb cologne on his sex. but only when his feet were firmly Monell Chemical Senses Center, Several studies, most of which sons we wish to be” Tribune, that, "It is a city of such neck. The men’s fragrance industry is FOR EXAMPLE, Chanel, the planted on the ground. said studies have shown sexual at- have been done in England, claim to The authors are Drs. Thomas compelling beauty and charm that While Mr. Man is deciding what experiencing a boom, with sales company whose No. 5 perfume is the The big question scientists are tractants called pheromones can have shown that women were Bowman. George Giuliani and even its poorest neighborhoods fragrance to wear to the disco and- expected to total about $850 million ultimate in chic for many high-class trying to answer is if there is indeed draw insects for miles around. strongly drawn to men or objects Ronald Minge — deans and carry a patina of oldtime dignity and his girlfriend is pondering over the in the United States this year. women, now offers eau de toilette. a physiological effect betwjeen pride. ’ The phermones also have been sprayed with alpha androstenol. professors, psychologists and sexual attractiveness and smell in shown to influence the sexual When the Royal Shakespeare researchers. Their guide shows the “Atlanta has vast residential humans. I behavior of mice and pigs. What Company sprayed some theater best places for ideal weather (and areas of fine homes and apartment Some men say their own personal about humans? seats with alpha androstenol, they the ideal depends on individual complexes nestled in pine-clad, red experiences are enough to convince found women followed their noses to earth hills;” the authors say. "Its The scientific community has wishes), the least crime, the most them there is a clear relationship. focused its attention on two possible those seats. jobs, the lowest taxes, the highest mild, fourseason climate with long Orchestra musicians One young man swears he has better human pheromones — androstenone quality of life, perfeet retirement autumns and springs is moderated . luck meeting women in bars when and copulins. Other tests have shown women spots, biggest income and best by its elevation, 1034 feet above sea he wears his Aramis. were drawn to waiting room chairs level. Androstenone, a hormone found in housing values. “It definitely does make a perspiration from the armpit and doused with the stuff. Both men and "In the arts, Atlanta ranks 30th; \1 ll»KR in scope and more difference,” said Steve Sedlis, a 26- genitals, is found more prevalent in women stayed longer in telephone its citizens take pride in the Atlanta Sounds of Christmas year-old dispatched with the Cam­ booths laden with alpha androstenol detailed is "Places Rated Almanac, Symphony and enjoy their theaters also face hearing loss men than in women. Copulins are es- bridge, Mass., fire department. Irogendependent fatty acids found in air. Your Guide to Finding the Best and the active downtown nightlife. Patricia Hoelle, string Instrument teacher at Keeney Street are: Greg Dunphy, Robert Gess, Ingrid Stearns, Jennifer Places to Live in America” (Rand Sedlis, who has more cologne "than vaginal secretions of some women. But Labows said he is skeptical The metro area also has four School, directs the members of the string ensemble, the Belanger (hidden), Raina Kelley, Beth Newman (partially hid­ about the experiments using alpha McNally) by Richard Boyer and By Al Rossiter Jr. and ekjualLed or exceeded 120 I know what to do with," said professional sports teams, two biggest ever at the school, during the annual Christmas den), Grace Phillips, and Catherine Laughlin. Otolaryngology’’ Vhat they fragrance is part (5f his “overall im­ TAKING THE hint from insects, androstenol. David Savageau, two converts to racetracks, a zoo, and a family program. Members of the ensemble are, left to right clockwise. UPI Science Editor measured the sound\ generated, decibels for little more than 1 animals and several speculative New England, who have known each theme park...” during a variety of works to get a minute. (A motorcycle 25 feet away age.” He feels sure that women are WASHINGTON - / Hearing drawn to "subtle and appealing ” studies, the perfume ^industry "Those studies don’t indicate any other since their days as publishers’ The city also ranks near the top in " balanced view of the overall sound produces sound levels of about 90 decided to put alpha androstonol — a profound effect," he said. ’Tm cer­ E representatives. loss among devotees of pop music decibels,) $mells. education and health care. Housing and rock and roll bands has been levels to which a musician may be synthetic version of androstenone — tainly skeptical of the powers being Boyer, originally from Evanston, and crime are the two low points. Carillon his hobby exposed. THE PROBLEM 25-year-old in some men’s perfumes. attributed to it. It’s a quantum leap 111., and Savageau, from Denver, Housing costs are high because of recognized for sometime, but two The researchers said considerably English researchers say musicians louder sound levels — always Steven Sklover has is deciding which Alpha androstenol smells in con­ beyond what anyone suggests.” divide the nation into 277 the demand of a booming town. Measurements were made during fragrance works most effectively in orchestras also have to worry the rehearsals of six different pieces generated by the percussion section centrated form like sandalwood — metropolitan areas, rather than The authors don’t try to interpret with the opposite sex. "They all dis­ and that smell is alleged to attract REGARD!,E.SS of the scientific limiting to cities alone since, the reasons for the high crime rate PALO ALTO (UPI) - Stanford a week and play another half / about noise damaging their hearing. — Bruckner’s Symphony No. 8 in C — occurred but for periods too short agree — some like the sweet stuff, women. research, perfume manufacturers "Thanks to the automobile, we are — its murder rate alone is twice the University’s got a ’’Christmas hour during the week "to keep Those players sitting close to the minor, Mozart’s Symphony No. 35 in to measure. orchestra’s brass and percussion some like musk....’’ But industry spokesmen are quick are pleased with the chemical that residents of areas rather than of national average for metro areas, Angeil” to ring its chimes all my callouses in shape.” D major, Ponce’s Guitar Concerto, Sklover, an energy analyst with to point out that while a certain year around. The bells range in size from 25 sections . were found to have the Bantock’s Omar Khayyam Suite, Of the 68 ears of 34 musicians costs $44,000-apound. Jovap’s cities, counties or states.” tested for hearing loss, the the Massachusetts government, has scent may attract a woman, that is Heckman said the price is definitely C KVKN .SO, Atlanta does not make He’s James Angeil, and when to 400 pounds. The wooden most serious problems. Britten’s opera Billy Budd and They use the government defini­ Give researchers found that 23 ears had solved the problem by switching all it will do. worth it in terms of sales in the the top 10 in violent crimes; a sister "Our findings give a clear indica­ Prokofiev’s ballet Romeo and tion of 'a metropolitan area, 50,000 or he’s not performing his duties as handles that make the bells ring between six different colognes. “ We haven’t created an Georgia City, Savannah, does, chairman of. the electrical cause callouses along the ridge of tion that orchestral musicians can Juliet. impaired hearing. The most severe booming men’s cosmetics industry. more residents. hearing loss occurred among They list the largest city in the ranking sixth. engineering department, the Angell’s baby finger. be exposed to potentially damaging The Boyer-Savageau book does sound pressure levels," reported “It is immediately apparent that a woodwind players — those who are area first: Boston, for instance, is 56-year-old Christmas Day baby •1 day spent playing a Mozart most commonly seated in front of the hub, but the area embraces both not profile the worst living area. is playing the 35-bell carillon atop "It doesn’t hurt as much as Graham A. Westmore of Pilgrim Their guide began in January 1978 you’d think because I press the Hospital in Lincolnshire an Ian D. symphony entails no hazard to thp brass and percussion sections. Concord and Gloucester, homes of Hoover Tower. hearing, whereas this may not be OPEN SUNDAY 12-5 Boyer and Savageau respectively. when the two were sitting in front of "An interest in music came handle rather than strike it,” he Eversden of Atkinson Morley’s Although hearing loss was the fire in Boyer’s home. They were said. "A more annoying thing is Hospital in London. true of a day spent playing long before an interest in elec­ Bruckner," the report said. relatively common, the report said rilF.V l•K<)FILF, metro areas in sipping a d/ink, and bemoaning their trical engineering,” he said. “I sometimes", in the middle of a As expected, the noise varied with in most cases the loss was slight and' terms of climate and terrain, jobs when they decided, “There’s a think if I’d been born to a wealthy Concert, a wire that’s out in the music being played. The Of a total recording time of 14.4 no cases of permanent disablement The *5”” REBATE SALE housing, health care and environ­ book out there on places to live.” family I would have been a weather will break. Then I have researchers report^ in the doctor’s hours, sound pressure levels or inability to work came to light ment, crime, transportation, educa­ Research involved just about church organist.” to go up in the clapper and magazine “Archives of exceeded 90 decibels for 3‘/z hours during the study. tion, recreation, the arts, and every government and private agen­ For Angeil, playing the carillon change it.” Join us at JEANS-PLUS in economics including, of course, job cy they could enlist, many with is just a hobby. But he said He also has to retune the celebrating in the CHIC rebate sale! opportunities, income and taxes. regional offices in the Boston area. “playing the carillon gets in your carillon with each change of Now thru Jan. 2nd *6** off every chic "The Sun Belt is not nirvana, not a "Almost everybody was completely blood,” season. dream come true,” said Boyer of Denim and chic corduroy in our stock. cooperative,” said Boyer in a He named his daughter Angeil is a flurry of motion the shift in the last 10 to 15 years of telephone interview. Caroline, and said, “It wasn’t un­ A bou t Tow n population growth of southern and when he plays, using his hands to The authors know they’ll have to til about four days after she was strike the wooden handles that southwestern states. keep revising the guide to keep it up .born that my wife and I realized It's an easy *5®“ too..Come in for "W e don’t know why people are control the higher-pitched bells to date so they keep putting the similarity between Caroline and his feet to pump the pedals details and your *5®® rebate form and send flocking there, Reading rates are research on tapes. and carillon.” it to h.i.s. along with the size ticket and low. the crime rate is staggeringly that control the lower tones. He It’sA Before you make a move, it’s wise Angeil finds time to teach wears slippers to play, he said, so Bird count scheduled soles slip from this store..h.i.s. will high in many areas. " ■to contact the local chambers of carillon playing to a student once Heartwarming I he can feel the pedals. Every year the members of the Hartford Audubon send you *5. Experience. Society participate in the national Christmas bird count. This year it will be Jan. 2. The town of Manchester is in 2 the Hartford census area and many Manchester residents Chanukah Greetings participate in the count. - 'hie total number of each bird species found within Our Regular Oanim Price- *24.90 to our this area will be reported to the National Audubon Socie­ Quartz Timing for Milady ty- Jeans Plus Rebate -*2J>0 Jewish Friends Anyone interested in helping with the count should by Michaels It has always baen better to call 242-8767 or 633-3252 for more details. The next *22.90 meeting of the Hartford Society will be Jan. 12 at 8 p.m. Chic Coupon -*8.00 at the Connecticut Historical Society, 1 Elizabeth give than to receive. Street, Hartford. 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East-West: Donna Feir-Sue Henry; Flo Barre-Arin li’.uk' A^Chlc Cords .. .$2.00 more May this season strengthen religioui Red Cross: Ready for a new century.. DeMartin. \U\vl" freedom in our country and in the world. Dec. 17 game; North-South: Trv. Carlson-Faye ,k 1 .iNMUin Red Cross: “fj Lawrence and Donna Feir-Joyce Rosse, a tie. .iklc enJ w klihs lire ''Urc !<• liis u East-West: Marge Warner-Terry Daigle; Barbara Rcac^u fhr Q TUESDAY, DECEMBER 22 ,\n\ w.irclt A hr. P il u iiv J .iil- Phillips-Murray Powell. White dial, Roman numerals, yellow White dial, with yellow toned N w S u r y WMB siunplcsut luir mi»i pttpuhir-men’s toned case and bracelet, $145. case and mesh bracelet. $170 Tuisi'CVf lex" .Rul W'klc One u.iKl»- ’ 12:30-5:30 hiinJs. jiisi .) couple ol smkinu ex.implo ■aordon Center Bridge Club results trom Ainerieu’s B.inklle.kieJ . . S(Vklel. MANCHESTERi CT 2ti east oenha st. Open Mon.-Fri. 'til 9:00 Morlafty's Saiam NassHf Camara Shop . The following are the results of the Pec. 11 cham­ ^i^REflLTY Savliigt Bank of Manciiester pionship games of the Center Bridge Club which meets Sat. til 6:00 Sun. 12-5 Our 81st Year as Trusted Jewelers Regal Man’s Shop Holmes/Watklns Finwrai Home Lydall, Inc. at the Masonic Temple. Wilmer Curtiss and Clem Smoor DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER Hitchcock were overall winners. 105 MAIN STREET W.J. Irish Insurance Agency Heritage Savingt A Loan Assn. 917 MAIN STREET SPRINeFIELD, MA spninualenau Hartford • New Britain • Wesifarms Mall Harrisons Stationers North-South: Wilmer Curtiss-Clem Hitchcock; Mr. Realtors 643-2174 Arr«fican*tspiM(A4asie« Charge,ViWMchMlt Charge Manehaater HaraM and Mrs. Harpld Lucal; Mr. and Mrs. Donald Weeks. bowntown Manchester Open Mon.-Sat. 'til 10:00 Sun. 12-5 East-West: John Greene-Dick Jaworowski; Dot “ Fou Can Be Sure At Shoors'' (Jiristenson-Nancy Sulzdak and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Open Mon, Tues, Wed tiF9 pm - Thur til 5:30 ■ *'»'• "*?! ’•*' •'♦i ■•'t • -IT I Hvde. 16 - THE HERALD, Mon.. Dec. 21, 1981 THE HERALD. Mon., Dec. 21, 1981 — 17 Advice Steve Martin TV Monday

eVENiNQ ^ 12:40 0 Movie-(Comedy)** "Fatso" I N«wt ISSODomOaLouiaa.AnneBancroft. Gift to charity irks 'receivers' goes dramatic ^ Ang«ls Fat man goes on a diet and becomes GP Tic T«e Dough miserable. He leama that ha would ® 1901 Davit Cup FInaU M o n d a y rather be fat and happy. (Rated PG) Hlghllghta USA va Argontlna (gamine.) DEAR ABBY: If I get another I thought that was in poor taste. the parole board for the support of By Vernon Scott oirMovia' Master of Ceremonlea, Rich Little, la eS^Kojak invited to both.) church. Recently, a young police of­ popular, get Abby’s Popularity Earth children and Santa Claus and past. (60mlna.) (Closed-Captioned; Competition-Part 2 (R) joined by top impraaalonleta for thie 2:30 me! . and are aware of Ber­ lake them to Mars, where an ■ 0 American Skyline holiday apecial bated on the classic (S) Overnight Desk Best ofthe day's When it was time for dinner, the ficer was shot to death by a con­ booklet. Send $1 plus a long, self- (S) Prlmenewe-120 Satellite In the first place, maybe I ’m not nadette’s comedic flair. automated toy shop Is set up for 0 Movie-(Comedy) * "Peps" Chartas Dlckena tale. reports: Newsdeak; Freeman host wanted to get rid of the cocktail victed murderer who was free on addressed stamped (37 cents) Santa. (OOmina.) reports from around the nation and 1960 Cantinflaa, Shirley Jones. A Reports, Sports Update and the world. Major events of the day ^ 12:00 all that excited about saving the crowd, so he flashed the lights off parole. The officer left a wife, preg­ Seeing their names on 6:65 Hollywood director on (ha skids, 3 ) CBS Late Movie Quincy, M.E.: Moneyline. envelope to Abby, Popularity, 12060 wvared. buys a white stallion loved by a whales or the poor of Pakistan or and on several times as a signal that nant with their first child. I think the theater marquees, 0 News 'Sullied Be Thy Name' A priest ia Hawthorne Blvd., Suite 5000, 0:60 0 Great Performances: Dance In Mexican gentleman, hoping to get a found dead in a com prom ialng 3) Newa Bangladesh — I ’d prefer helping the the cocktail party was over! widow should sue the members of Hawthorne, Calif. 90250. moviegoers will 0 Good News Break America 'The Tempeat' Telecaat movie star who wanted the horse to 3:00 automatically assume they ^ 7:00 live, the San Francisco Ballet invest in a picture. (3 hra.) 3)Movle-(Fantasy)*** "Angels In presents Michael Smuin'a 'The are in for an evening of ^ CBS News 11:00 situation that ia ironic In light of his The Outfield" 1951 Paul Douglas, ® M.A.8.H. Tempest,' a full-length, original 3 )3 )0 0 Newa crusade against pornography. Janet Leigh. Comedy-fantasy about bellylaughs. ( i j Muppat Show ballet baaed on Shakespeare's 3) M.A.S.H. (Repeat) Banacek: 'Ten Thousand a baaeball team, their manager, a romantic comedy. Scheduled to In truth, both Martin and (JJ0'ABC News ® Maude Dollars A Page' A man la persuaded newapaperwoman and an orphan (X) You Asked For II Host: Rich appear in the production are Evelyn 0 Noataigla Theater tQ display his priceless book, and ^ o eees angels. (1 19 mins.) Peters give touching por­ ' Little. Scheduled: the world’s Cisneros as Miranda, Attila FIczere (2) Sports Tonight Allthe highlights whan It vanishes, Banacek finds the 0 SportaCenter trayals of an ill-starred STEVE MARTIN highest night dive; the world's -as Prospero, David McNaughton as from all the action with Nick Charles most likely suspects among Tyson's 0 Qunemoke Exercise to fight creeping fat Ariel and Tomm Ruud as Ferdinand, sndBobKurlz. (mn employees. (Repeat) largest musicatclock;JohnMcEnroe 0Movle-(Comedy)*** "ZeroTo couple involved in a love V ... “This is it.” at Madame Tussaud’e Wax dhra.) 0 Dick Cavett Show 3) Movie -(Adventure) ** ^ Sixty" 1960 DarrenMcGavin, Sylvia affair doomed to failure. ^seum . 0 Movie-(Musical) **h "Jeaua 0 Dick Cavett Show Guests: The "Hudaon'e Bay" 1041 Paul Muni, Miles. A chic Los Angeles man, with DEAR DR. LAMB: 1 wish you Christ Superatar" 1973 Ted Little Players, Part I. Gene Tierney. The jlo ry of the Incredibleelimony payments, hashia muscle size. Also, I recommend that A 150-pound person walking a mile Martin, like so many ^ SportaCenter would help me with my problem in ‘“ Pennies From Heaven’ cape from the tough (S) standing Room Only 'Red Neeley. Carl Anderson. Retelling of ^ 11:30 founder of Hudeon Bay's fur trading car repoaaessed by a 16 year old you use daily walking, jogging or at a rate of between two and four clowns before him, clearly Skelton Presents Freddy The the last seven days In the life of 3) Kojak ^mpany. (2 hra.) alreet-amarl girl. (Rated PG (2 hrs.) maintaining my weight. I weigh is difficult enough without realities of his life. Christ. Filmed in the Holy Land. running to use a small amount of miles an hour will use about 60 longed to play a character Freeloader's Christmas Dinner'Red ® Benny HItl Show 0 Women's Tennis Tha Toyota 3:15 about 159 and I ’m 5 feet 10. About Your that complication. The pic­ “ There is a very Skelton wrote this original story that (Rated G)(2hra.) ® MorcamSe And Wise Championships from the Meadow- 3 ) Community Calendar .calories every day. Almost calories more than if he were sitting 0 Movie-(Musical)*** "Holiday 0 ^^sCenter two months ago I weighed about 153. of more substance than ture is innovative and touching quality to him. combinescomedy. drama, mime and lands Arena-SInglas and Doubles 3:18 everyone can walk a short distance. still that same period of time. Since those available to him as a music in this heart-warming story of Inn" 1942 Bing Crosby, Fred 0 0 0 The Tonight Show‘The ^ a l s (R) GD Off Tha Sat Slowly but surely I am gaining Health extremely involving and There is also a lot of humor Astaire. A song and dance man Best Of Carson' Guests: Fred 0 Dr. Scott On Hebrews Start slowly if you are not a walker there are 3,500 calories in a pound of Freddy's Chrlatmaa dinner. - weight, I would like to stay at about comedian. He does, worthy. It is filled with and tenderness in the film. 0 Faatlval Of Faith decides to turn a Connecticut farm Astaire, Steve Landeeburg, Al HIrt. and build up to walking at least two body fat, if you walk four miles a however, deny harboring a 0 AChiiatmas Child Most six year into an Inn open only on Holidays. (2 ^ p a a :; 6 0 mins.) 3 ) 0 ABC News Nightllne ‘ 150 to 155.1 really don’t eat anything Lawrence Herald photo by Tarqulnlo twists and shock value in­ He’s unlike anyone I ’ve hra.) (S) Newsdeak A ninety-minutenews Anchored by Ted Koppel. miles a day. I prefer for people to day you will use the number of long repressed obsession to old boy and a atewardeaa, who's lhat would be fattening, but I don’t Lamb, M.D. terspersed with terrific ever tried to play before.” s tran d ed In a stran g e city on _ 8:30 fhal, 12:30 walk four miles a day if time per­ calories in about a half pound of fat play melodrama. Christmas Eve. discover the ( £ 3 ) The Two Of Us Brentwood’s 0 Movie-(Romance)** "Steel" X i!P 0*n'e Heroee seem to be able to lose any weight, musical numbers.” Martin said he jumped at bad back is painful enough, but what mits. each week. Unless you begin to eat Time to share "Pennies From Heaven” ^rlatm aa experience together. 1B80 JenniferO'Neill, Lee Majors. A 0 0 Tomorrow Coast-To-Coaat DEAR READER: It sounds like The most difficult the opportunity of playing (S) Moneyline Financiel, business really hurt a la seeing his wily old woman takes over as a construction Queste:LorettaLynn.ShelleyDuvall. more, that should do a lot to help offers him an opportunity colleague charm his way into Nan's chief after her father's accidental Pal Paulsen, PhilRlzzuto. (Repeat; you are on your wayj to developing problems involving the part after reading the and consumer news, with heavy IHTIBSTATI aa IXIT At tlLVlR LAN! prevent creeping obesity; Kathy Blackmore, assistant vice president of Heritage Savings to sing, dance and play ^ p h a a ls on the Wall Street day. f^usehold. ^ a th . (Rated PG) ( t05 mins.) gOmina.) ■A IT HARTPOHD aot-8aio creeping obesity, the gradual in- audience acceptance of script, which is based on an 3 ) Carol Burnett And Friends 0 ABC Captioned Newa 0 Benny Hid Show ■AHOAIH MATINII DAILY maintain muscle size and strength. I am sending you The Health 0 News FIRiT SHOW ONLY S2.aO Bank, Main Street, tries to figure out the secret of a Ruble Cube serious love scenes, all “ Pennies” are scenes in 0 Nancy Savln*The Arts 11:35 12:36 ; crease that eventually leaves one They exercise less vigorously. When Letter number 18-4, Walking To eight-hour English televi­ d)CIDM.A.S.H.The4077thwageaa 3 ) Hawaii Five-0 with little Sarah Muldoon. Looking on are Sarah’s sister and with an underlying portent which Martin’s character 0 Entertainment Tonight d ) Adim 12 • Considerably overweight. that happens a person uses fewer Health, which discusses the advan­ sion series. (B) O verEaeyQ uestiTelevision two-front Christmas, hostingKorean The Folger Shakespeare Library of doom. breaks into songs from old orphans to a party in the mess tent '; You have, not told me much about calories even at rest and creeping tages and calories used by walking. brother, Dena Muldoon and Jason Muldoon. They’re all taking “ It wasn’t a career move peraonallty Mike Douglas. Hosts; on Capitol Hill, Washington, D.C., is Martin plays a starry- m ovies, singing in the Mary Martin and Jim Hartz. while tending a seriously wounded yourself but you need do know that obesity begins. Others who want this issue can send part In the seasonal sharing program sponsored by the for m e,” the comedian (Closed-Captioned; U.S.A.) soldier In the operating room. a research institution devoted to the eyed loser, a sheet music • voices of the stars of the (Repeat) many people have decreased One of the best ways to avoid 75 cents with a long, stamped, self- Manchester Area Conference of Churches and the bank. said. “ I ’d seen a couple of _ 7:29 advancement of learning in the salesman in the Depression time. 0 Dally Numbara GDMerv Griffin amounts of muscle as they get older. episodes of the BBC ver­ 3 ) 0 Monday Night Football creeping obesity is to increase your addressed envelope for it to me, in background of Anglo-American year of 1934 who would like 7:30 That is not because muscles change activity level, 1 like a well-rounded care of this newspaper, P.O. Box sion and I was really im­ ^ PM Magazine Oakland Raiders at San Diego civilization in the 16th and 17th cen­ to believe that the song It is. unsettling to watch 3 ) iJ I In The Family Chargers. (Closed-Captioned; size with age so much as it is that program that includes some 1551, Radio City Station, New York, pressed. After reading the U.8.A.) turies and in most aspects of the lyrics will come true for him sing with Rudy 3 ) 0 You Asked For It Cinema people quit doing the things that strength exercises to maintain your NY 1(K)19. first page of the script I 3 ) Family Feud 3 ) M ovie-(Comedy)*** "Pat And continental Renaissance. him. “ Life Is Just a Bowl Vallee’s or Connie said, ‘This is it.’ 3 ) Entertainment Tonight Hosts: Mike" 1962 Spencer Tracy, of Cherries” is something Tom Hallick, Dixie Whatley and Ron Katharine Hepburn. A New York Boswell’s voices from the ‘‘I loved it because it’s a aportapromoterturnsanex-phyaicSI he can hang onto. Hendren. 'ET* visits Peter O'Toole. original recordings, com­ tender, human story and 0 Stebleboy'e Christmas A instruction teacher into the queen of Uvs athletic world. (2 hra.) Rec sets holiday hours Whatever his motives, ing from his mouth. one of the saddest things Chrlatmaa tala explaining the tale cliche of 'It la better to give than to 0 1981 FIS World Cup Skiing Hurlluril the normally shy, retiring Audiences also may be imaginable, a man who Women's Slalom from Piancavallo, Absence of Malice 1, 3.10 ^ e lv e .' Alhrnriim Cinema — Martin is working diligent­ jolted by seeing Martin knows there is something (8) CNN Sports A report on what's 5:20, 7:35, 9:50. - Reds ly to dispel his comic im­ happened and what's ahead in NBC Llva Thaatar All Tha New York, New York 7:30. The Recreation Department will have thrust into production better but Who is not smart Way Home' Sally Field and William 1:45, 8. — Ragtime 1:15, p.m. and 6 to 10 p.m. Dec. 31 they will be aports. Cinema Cily — special holiday hours for its three indoor age to avoid misleading his numbers patterned on (Wi m .A.S.H. Hurt star In this live telecast of Ted 4:15, 7:15,10:10. — Pennies open 10 a m. to 4 p m. Only Mahoney enough or in the right place Mosel's Puiltzar-Prize winning play. recreation centers — East Side Rec. 22 fans. He is doing press in­ classic old MGM musicals 0 Movie-(Adventure)** "Hard Heartbeeps 7, 9. — from Heaven 1:15, 3:25, ^iwnSI at the right time to make E Recreation Center will be open Dec. 27 Hun plays Jay Follel and Field Is his terviews to get out the Way"ISBOPatrIckMcQoohan.Lee . Heartland 7:30, 9:30 - School St., Community “ Y",, 78 N. Main from 1 lo f. p.m. — a Fred Astaire-Ginger his dreams come true. Van Cleef. No Other Informal Ion pregnant wife, Mary, who struggles 5:30, 7:45, 10. — Ghost word. to make a new life for herself, her son Woman Next Door 7:45, MSEMKOr St., and Mahoney Recreation Center, 110 Rogers routine for one — “ Arthur is a loser and his bailable. (Rated PQ) (OOrrilna.) Story.l, 3:15 , 5:25, 7:40, 10, There will be ho evening recreation 0 0 MacNeihUhrer Report and the infant after Jay's sudden, 9:45. — Andy Warhol’s Cedar St. — during the school vacation. "There’s nothing worse living out his fantasies. ' romance is doomed but tragic death. Ned Beatty and Polly programs luring the Christmas school 0 Omni Frankenstein 7:15, 9:15. The centers will be closed at Christ­ for an audience than to This screen device will there are light moments, _ 7:60 ^llid ay co-star. (2 hra.) Mancliesler MALlCf vacation. (S) Televlelon Tonight Preview on 0 Movie-(Drama) ***V^ "Lion In Cinestudio — Adam’s mas Eve. Christmas Day and New enter a theater with expec­ take some getting used to. too. I think the picture is so Winter" 1968 KatharineHepburn, UA Theater!, Kast — the beat beta for televiewing that Rib 7:30, with The Harvey Year’s Day. On Dee. 26 they will be open There will be no open swim during the tations of seeing comedy Even though Martin’s powerful it cancels out the night. Peter O'Toole. In old England, Henry Sharky’s Machine 7:10, and finding themselves in II deliberates over a successor on a Giris 9:25. 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Dec. 28 to .30 they will be school Christmas vacation. flights of fancy advance problems of whether Steve fatefulChrlatmas Eve. (Rated PQ) (2 9:30. — High Anxiety 7:15, the middle of a drama,” he the plot and enliven the Cl) 3) Private Banjamln Judy CnHl liarlfurd open 10a.tn. to I p.ni. Dec. 28 to 30, the Martin fans will be con­ Benjamin la 'way out of uniform' when hra.. 30 mina.) with Silent Movie 9:05. — Recreation programs in the schools 9:30 buildings will be open from 10 a m. to 4 said. film, the abruptness of the fused by my playing a she atripa for a covert and coveted Buddy Buddy 7:30, 9:15. C will resume Jan. 4 3 ) 3 ) House Calls When a hospital I’oor liieliardH — The " I t ’s uncomfortable and transitions are somewhat ti^ bath in Captain Lewie' quarters. different sort of role.” Magazine inspector is due to make a surprise Rose 7:15, 9:30. mmm embarrassing to people confusing. visit, ConradPecklerpanIcsendputs . Martin said director C D 0 ABC News Cloaeup: Rain Of .ShfiweuHe Cinema — Vernon when they begin to laugh Martin admits it might Terror Thia ABC Newa documentary the entire staff on emergency night- Herb Ross provided eight triea to aolvethemyaterlaa of deadly duty. Neighbors 1:30, 3:30, 5:30 Cine 1 & 2 — Stir Crazy Births and discover that what be necessary for some peo­ weeks of rehearsals for the biochemical warfare and define Its ^ 10:00 7:15, with Stripes 9:10. — 3) GD Lou Grant Billie is given an 7:30, 9:30, — Taps 1:4s' they are watching is meant ple to see the movie twice potential threat. ABC Newa Nice Dreams 7:20, with Up film, not including 16 correspondent Bill Redaker anchors inside view of politics as well as a 4.30, 7:20, 9:55. — Rollover to be taken seriously. I to thoroughly comprehend rough initiation from the press bus IPG wwiNCunwg sucasrio IVrreii. Jennifer Lynne, daughter of weeks of his own dance this report Is tl'e culmination of a 2. 4:45, 7:30, 9:55. — in Smoke 9. M iirKerlinic, Matthew Aaron, son of don’t want people to spend what is being done on three-month Investigation and when she goesonthe road to covers Donald Benjamin and Joyce Hodgson rehearsals pre-production. hot-shot politician. (Repeat; 60 Lewis C. And Vivien Carroll MacKechniej a half hour determining screen. Includes intervlewa with people who Perrett of 44 Horace St., was born Dec, Of his swtich from com­ claim to be vicilme of recent Yellow mina.) of 116 Alice Drive. His maternal grand-] what they are watching. “ The guy I play, Arthur GD Newa Make Your Christmas Day ■ 9 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her edy to drama, which one Rain attacks. (60 mina.) ■parents are Mr. and Mrs. William C. “ It’s not anywhere near Parker, is inarticulate,” GD Morecambe And Wise Chrlat­ Gi) M ovie-(C o m edy) *V% "Last '■ maternal grandparents are Agnes and presumes is temporary, maa Special Madnesa prevails for Married Couple In America" 1080 Carroll of 407 Summit St., Manchester as bad when you’re expec­ Martin said. “ The only way George Segal, Natalie Wood. A Dinner Reservation At Cecil Hodgson of Ashbury Park, N.J. and Martin said, “ There’s as Morecambe and Wise as they romp Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and] ting to see a drama only to through this Christmas apecial with happily married couple'are so upset he can really express his much satisfaction to com­ by the breakup of their married her paternal grandparents are Walter, Mrs. John L. MacKechnie of Exeter, find out that you’re feelings is with the lyrics Elton John and Andre Previn. m a ^ ® a N ew ell And ^ o j f R()U j()VER pleting a dramatic scene as CQ) Beet Of The NFL 1975 Dallas friends that they begin to question and Pearl Perrett of Storrs, She has a N.H. His maternal great-grandmother is] their own relationship. (Rated R) iilander watching a comedy. of those songs. It’s his es- there is to getting a big Cowboys and 1976WortdCharnpion sister. Joanna, 3. Her maternal great Vivien M. Murray of 55 B Downey Drive,: Oakland Raiders Highlights gamins.) ffesfauronf fn The Are6 T 9 technicolor * laugh." 0Movfe-(Adventure)*** "Black GB) Freeman Reports A one hour grandmother is Elsie Henderson of Manchester. His paternal 'great national call-in, in-depth talk show n»8 «MMCN MM O * —»■ C«aaM«MMw Martin returns to com­ Stallion" 1B70 Kelly Reno, Mickey 179 Tolland Turnpike, Manchester C'**' Ps nil fish APPETIZER Islander Tidbits (Fantall Shrimp, GHOST -onto the screen rivaling anything ever dreamed up by iiml siihiil IikJii>. ( )nly iit you have won our Weekly *100 Award! 4 r < / « u ' .\rtliiir Treiielier's. I in Golden Fingers, Chicken Roll)-WON ~the monster makers of Hollywood. 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You'ii the wheel and get an early R 0 B F 1 8 T 8 R 0 v i be Interested In expanding 1 Married 50 Sinewy HARTFORD — The city's top building inspector start. Hard work will be en|oy- woman (abbr.) 51 Spread to dry A N 0 L A 8 8 0 A 8 H your circle of acquaintances R U B E N T R T H E claims his office doesn't have the staff to inspect able, not dlstaalehil. 4 Speed 53 Tightrope and you'll make many new E 8 8 E X E 8 8 A Y new office building to investigate reports CANCER (June 21-July 22) measure 55 Wild goat friends. M u Q f R 0 Your charisma will be very pro­ (abbr.) 56 Rather than cracked floors. : CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) R 0 N R 1 L E 0 U A 1 nounced today. Membws of 7 Madame (poetic) Ronald R. Lysak, acting director of the city Your pals who recognize you A Y E E L A T A R L 0 the opposite sex may find you (abbr.) 57 Ages tor the strong person you are T E A K D 0 1 N A 0 K Department of Licenses and Inspections, issued ar more appealing than usual, 58 Oolong may lean on you a bit today. Be 10 Metric foot E Z R A E S E L E 1 order requiring prospective tenants of One Cor even one whom you thought 59 Traitor (si.) Coventry police ready to help with lhair |n-2i 12 Cry of L E D H A P didn't care. surprise 60 Potato bud porate Center to hire engineers to insure that fur burdens. Predictions of w .at's LED (July 2S-Aug. 22) Adhere E N D E R R 0 T 0 R In store (or you In each season 13 Sorrows nishings placed in the building do not weigh more to your protective Instincts R 0 Y E N T R E R 0 following your birth date and Motley’s Crew — Templeton & Forman 14 Greek portico DOWN than the floors were designed to hold. today regarding persons In R A N C 0 1 N 8 0 L 0 ; where your luck and opportuni­ your charge. You can shield 15 Zero 8 H E T R E A T D Y E ties lie are In your new Astro- 1 Incorrect The order was allegedly issued five months ago them from altuatlons they may 16 Hotels Qraph. Mall $1 for each to (prefix) 23 Sails 42 Military after Lysak "heard the floors weren't strong not be able to defend them­ ■/ou fifty THAT evebv ^ 17 White-plumed union, manager Attro-Qraph. Box 489, Radio MIKE, I'M I LIEP.'', heron 2 Classify 24 Arabian port student selves against. enough " and had "excessive cracks" in them. „C lty station, N.Y. 10019. Be ’/EAR.' WELL THf6 VtRQD (Aug. 23-8epL 22) Your 60IN6 I i\tv! 19 Tugs 3 Fog and 25 Arm bone 43 Jeer Lysak said the city hadn't inspected or tested the - sure to spectly birth date. VEAR I'M fif?lM6 TO 21 Auxiliary verb smoke 26 Never (contr.) powers of concentration will CHI?I6TMA6 44 Tract floors in the 16-story building because it didn't have AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fab. 19) Improve with use today. Seek CAU.yo0RPU)FF 23 Pleasure trip 4 Time division 28 Italian island Don't let n rattle you It you find 6HOPP1M6 45 Communion the staff to do the job. mental challenge. A good day 27 Execution site 5 Greek letter 29 Songs of 'youraell In a competitive sltua- MiOMor&eryooA , to put your books or paper­ 32 Unused 6 Palestine (2 praise vessel go back to ring "tlon today. You've got the work In order. CHPI5TMA6 PREfiEHT,' 33 Majes wds.) 30 Roused 47 Ovine mama . Inside lane. Your track time will 7 Friar LIBRA (Sept. 2S-Dcl. 23) Your 34 False god 31 Alaskan 48 River in Tenants to move - be better than that of others. possibilities lor personal gain 35 Good (Lat.) 8 For. miles transportation ,'nSCE8 (Feb. 20-March 20) are promising today, but you 36 Conjunction 9 Snaky letter Yorkshire .You will profit from past experl- 33 Type of BY Richard Cody will have to be assertive In (Ger.) 11 Barrier 49 Hauling GLASTONBURY — The some 200 families who “ I know, Frank. And we can -encea today and It a not likely order to get what you want. 37 Astronaut 13 Gain victory cheese Ijve in the town's Welles Village of low and Herald Reporter remember many town council can­ *you’ll repeat mistakes which wagon When a second effort la Slayton 18 Superlative 39 Civil War .caused you problems prevlous- 50 Humorist moderate-income housing, will be moved next didates before the last municipal elec- required, exert It. 38 Kinked suffix general rnonth as part of the $4.3 million renovation project COVENTRY — Ladies and gentlemen. *ly. You’ve learned your lessons 52 Age tibn here noting that. A few implied that ^Well. 8CDRPID (Dct 24-Ndv. 22) 40 Beat by hair 20 Entire 40 Indefinite in financed by the U.S. Department of Housing and May I have your attention, please. Connolly just stuck his nose in the You have good leadership 41 Pass a law 22 Schedule order 54 Noun suffix -AMES (March 21-Aprll 19) . qualities today, but guard Urban Development. In this corner, coming to us from a department too many times.” ;-Your Instincts for business or i successful engagement in Manchester against being too torcaful. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 On Jan. 20. 10 families will move into completely “ Anyway, Howard, let’s get back to i.rootlng-oul bargains are Temper your actions with gen­ . axcepllonally keen today. Use Winnie Winkle — Henry Raduta and J.K.S. 2 refurbished homes and then renovations will start and fighting for his first time here. Town the background of this fight. As I’m sure tleness and you'll have loyal Manager Charles F, McCarthy. 'yo ur gifts wisely, In ways which followers. 10 ' 11 12 13 on the vacated units, clearing the way for more our audience knows, the police union — Jean benefit others as well as In the other corner, a veteran battler SAGUTTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. moves when the work is finished. that’s the Service Employees Inter­ * yoursolf 21) You can be very influential THERE'S cm.'/ONE WHO WAS HMM... WHAT POES here among the home crowd, the police 'TAURUS (April 2IHIIay 20) A MNME ANP B/RP/E PtSCL/SS 14 15 16 Officials said in all there will be about 312 moves national Union, local 531 — got involved In directing others today by ' W AV TO RNP OUT, ITTHAT5AIR \ ONE TO A union. loyal ally Is prepared tp back playing a supportive role, TBE COMPABrS F/NANC/AL by the families in the village. The rearrangement Is after Columbus Day this year, when the "FORTUNE \miPPLE-EASTERN 17 18 20 you today on matters about Instead of trying to run the PU6HT, A MrSTER/OUS /NV/TA - WINNIE... ^ estimated to costs about $70,000 and it will be ‘ ‘Yes, Frank, this should be a real officers, instead of being paid oii their ; which you (eel strongly. Her fight. And there's more at stake here show. Remain In the back­ 7/ON ARRIVES... THERBAT/VOON ANP LOVE RESTAURANT ■ financed by the federal government. usual Wednesday were paid on Thursday. .words carry weight. Collectlve- ground. 21 22 - 4y you’re a powerful team. TOMOfNiOW/ BEFRIENPTH ANYWAY? About half the families said they have become at than just the records of the two fighters. “ According to what McCarthy said (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) BOLP'? tached to their homes and would like to return to The fate of the police department, as you Friday, every holiday the payday is WHO WOULP INVITE 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 them once they’re refurbished. The Housing know and I’m sure the audience knows, pushed back a day, because the bank /ftf’ TOTHE "SARPEN BUT IT COULP ■ Authority has agreed to the requests so those may hinge on this battle.” workers who write up the checks take OF BABYCON'RBS- BE B4NSERDUS, 32 33 ‘ ‘Yes, that's right, Howard. With the families will only be moved out temporarily and holidays off. He told us this has been the BIRPIE/... A 1 1 Town Council telling McCarthy to go 37 after the work is completed, will return to their policy for more than 10 years, but when PIOT/A 35 36 homes. ahead and set up some public hearings Bridge this year Columbus Day had passed and TR/CR/ 1 1 The project is expected to take about two years to about the half-year-old police study, this the checks had been their usual day late. 38 39 40 complete. fight may cause the public in this town to Officer Doughty complained to the un­ ■ 42 come down hard on the department. ion. And since then, McCarthy has been Learn play and defense 41 They may want a tesident state trooper getting letters from the union ^ he . instead.” 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 Town has surplus called them threatening — about how the that shows 100 hands from Levy’s Law — James Schumeister ■ • “ And let's not forget some of the pre­ town is flagrantly violating the terms of actual play over the last 50 60 51 52 53 54 SOUTH WINDSOR — George Spring, the town's fight statements and circuipstances that the police contract.” NORTH 11-il-Sl years. It is a great book for controller, said the town is in excellent financial ♦ A K JIO II led up to this epochal battle, Frank. Let's “ And you know what’s funny Frank, anyone who wants to learn shape with a surplus of about $93,000 at the end of quickly review it for the audience. ? 6 4 play and defense." CR1MES10MPEB8 TEXTBOOK; 55 56 57 and what has added a different dimen­ ♦ K4, M16TAI^ the fiscal y'ear. “ Earlier this fall, McCarthy said Alan: "The first hand in M&.WATT. sion to this fight and also gives us an in­ BK72 the book is from a match 58 59 60 Spring said the figure surpasses last year’s sur­ Friday, the union steward. Officer dication of McCarthy’s approach, he said WEST EAST between a Culbertson team B E m )6E . OF THEL HI6H COST OF plus of $66,000 and he attributes the higher amount Ronald Doughty, filed a grievance with he is not even sure if the person who is ♦ Q9S2 ♦ 743 and a British team back in to a higher interest rate return on investments, and HEATIN6 FUEL, BARK RANieKS (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN) the chief, Gary L, Sousa, complaining writing the letters, Harold Alpert, the ♦ 83 ♦ »2 1933. Both declarers played a higher tax collection rate, including this year’s dummy's king of clubs at INCEEA6IN6LY 'AI^& CALLED about not having a new department president of the union, even exists.” ♦ 32 ♦ Q109S receipts and last year's back taxes. shirt.” Herald photo by Cody ♦ QJ1043 ♦ A9«3 trick one and ruffed the sec­ UPON TO PEAL WITH PEOPLE "Yeah, I remember Friday he was According to an outside auditing report done by a ond club. Each declarer 1LLE6ALLY CU7TIN6 RREWOOP. “ Let me butt in for a second Howard. joking about how nobody can get a hold SOUTH cashed the heart ace; Vernon auditing firm, the town collected $16 177 663 As we know, and which should throw of the guy, ,and how appointments had N ot sp arks entered dummy with the and spent $16,492,297. some light on the issue, the grievance, as ♦ AKqjlOTS king of diamonds; discarded O- been cancelled. Didn’t he-say something ♦AJ876 1 of!S3U»Kf tmWi 6H00DY McCarthy said, stemmed from a time two diamonds on the ace- I wsrWATtH NON-UNION ^ CELEBRITY CIPHER like ‘ 1 have no evidence that the guy ♦ 8 king of spades, led a dia­ C5 ! I C4D IkTT 05WE FROM A of Am erica’s best-read columns, "Dear Abby ' in The XCAl F I M£Y SENOR BUGS. Manchester Herald's Focus section. Ruth O’Neil will accompany the singers on guitar All X'M GENEROUS BY NAifiJRE BUT MV WWRR BMIKER BROWN, rAitoTHFI?,,,' I'VE CROSSED A are welcome and refreshments will be served. I'M Off^SEPTO HANPOUTS.'I ■ TRAT'6 HARPLV THE CARfRQT WITH The Warmth WHERE WiOllLP THI$ BANK 6HRISTMA6 SPIRIT WHEN BE IP 1 OPENEP the VAULT A M E X IC A N TO EVERV PASSERBY? ' d U M R lN G B B A N v ' To report Something Different...... 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THE HERALD, Mon,, Dec. 2J, 1981 21 Monument remains Edward B U S I N E S S / Classified Leedskalnin’s monu- ment to "Sweet Sixteen,” the girl to outwit scholars who jilted him, became his life work; HOMESTEAD , Fla. (NEA) •- Edward Loedskalnin those used in the construction ol the Great Pyramid of it also becamo one died 30 years ago this winter. Who was he? He was an in­ Giza. He also added obelisks and pillars to the creation, of the most for­ tolerant and surreptitious recluse who spent most of his and some of them are taller than the enigmatic carvings midable mysteries of Adequate liability insurance needed life in a state of self-pity. He was also a quite at Stonehenge. the century. Bud remarkable genius whose work was touchod with the Besides this, Lecd.skalnin was able to fashion some of Eager, manager of suggestion oi thaurhatology. his prodigious blocks into objects of art that seem the castle, gives a Point One: The price of a typical new car has risen to the average price of a new car. minimum, with $50,SoO as a safer amount. And the extra There has been a gradual shift toward higher limits of His story is worth retelling. almost delicate. He cut multi-ton chairs that rock when sense of its scale by more than $10,500, and of many cars, to a much higher cost of raising your coverage to an adequate level is It began in Latvia, where Leedskalnin was born at the occupied, and he erected a table in the shape of Florida total. property damage coverage during the past decade. As small. sitting in one of Y o u r recently as 1973, this insurer says, 80 percent of its To increase an adult suburban Chicago driver's turn of the century, and where he met a young girl who that is very close to scale, complete with a wash basin Leedskalnin's mam­ Point Two: Almost half of all motorists in the United States today carry $10,000 or less in liability insurance customers carried $10,000 or less. Now, those with $25,- coverage from $10,000 to $25,000, says State Farm, was to become, in absentia, the driving force of his that is Lake Okeechobee. moth chairs. M o n e y 's existence. He called her "Sweet Sixteen." They were to Altogether. Leedskalnin carved objects with a com­ for property damage. 000 have grown from 11 percent to 39 percent, while would cost less than $4 a year. To go from that to $50,(KHI be married, but she apparently jilted him-on the eve of bined weight of 100 tons, the largest of which is an 18,000 Point Three: The threat of your family financial W o r t h those with $50,000 of coverage have jumped from 2 per­ would add about $3 more per year. the wedding. security implicit in the above two facts is dreadful to cent to l i percent. When you consider how much you stand to lose with pound monolith. The latter is used as a gate at the rear Sylvia Porter The loss devastated Leedskalnin. He was quiet and wall. It is pivoted so perfectly that the rock moves at the contemplate — and yet, it could be eliminated by an If you carry $10,000 in property damage liability in­ inadequate property damage insurance, it seems foolish painfully .sensitive, and he could not bear to think of the touch of a finger, and the clearance to the opening is a extra cost of only $7 to $10 a year. surance and you have the bad luck to “total” someone’s not to spend another $7 a year for adequate coverage! girl belonging to another. To escapo the nightmare, he quarter of an irtch. Millions of you who drive cars regularly are running $15,000 car, what can happen?. Which leads to the grim — but essential - warning "the risk of losing your entire savings (and more, going Usually, the owner of the car will have collision that Christmas is a peak season for home burglaries. left Latvia, migrated to America and sellled here at the Then there is the castle tower. It rises to 20 feet and is forces controlled human functions. southern tip of the Florida mass "to get away from the constructed of blocks that weigh a total of 160 tons. way into debt) if you happen to be found at fault in an ac­ coverage. His insurance company will pay him the $15,- Your coverage for your precious possessions in your His writing was only marginally literate, and at times cident that destroys one of the $15,000 or $20,000 vehicles just as completely by a $20,000 judgment for vehicle 000 — minus the deductible — and will then seek reim­ home may now be as inadequate as your coverage for world " Today the blocks would he lifted in polaee by cranes, incoherent. But his rumblings led to a latter-day belief He puttered for the first few years, aimlessly But and placed in balane by coordinated crews of men. on our highways today. Because of sensational damage damage as by a $100,000 judgment for personal injury.” bursement from your insurance company under your your car in accidents to other cars. Give yourself a pre­ that he had somehow stumbled unto a knowledge of For many years, most motorists carried $5,000 of property damage liability coverage. sent. Get all your insurance up to date — and feel then tie purchased 10 acres of land, at $12 each, and Leedskalnin had no crane; and he piled the blocks levitation. Some say that he was a spaceling, sorrie say a awards made by juries, the need for higher limits of sometime in the late 1920s he began to build a monu- singlehanded. bodily injury liability insurance has been well publicized coverage for property damage liability and this amount Since you have only $10,000 of coverage, his insurance secure. sorc erer, and even legitimate scholars admit he worked company can turn to you for the other $5,000. It could go rnent to the girl he couldn't forget. Thai monument How? That 's the mystery He was a slip of a fellow, in a realm of the unknown. I > 3 0 r REWMID in recent years. But the risk posed by steadily climbing appeared fairly adequate when a fully equipped new car (“Sylvia Porter’s New Money Book for the ’80s, " 1,,328 became his life work; it also became one of the most barely five feet in height and ItHI pounds, hence he had For name of person or persons who broke automobile prices and inadequate property damage in­ could be bought for $2,500. to court and try to take the $5,000 from your savings, pages of down-to-earth advice on personal money formidable mysteries of the century. little muscle for the work. As'lor tools, he used the ita !£» Xft! £ » IKS £ » IE» £ » XSX EM ittx 1E« 1E« Into Manchester Carbide Co., 27 Hilliard surance has gone almost unnoticed. But it’s clearly inadequate today, when even the your equity in your home, or even your wages. (It has management, is now available through her column. The monument is a small castle made out of coral and wheel spring of an automobile to break the rocks, and I St., Manchester, on Friday night Dec. 4, The dollar amiunts involved have not made headlines smallest stripped-down models cost more than $5,000. been done.) Send $9.95 plus $1 for mailing and handling to "Sylvia 2 !St LITTLE ANDREW the mystery does not concern the materials. Coral is a th'e only "heavy" equipment he owned were blocks, 11981. as have the spectacular damage awards in personal in­ Almost 2 percent of its customers still carry only How much property damage liability coverage do you Porter’s New Money Book for the ’80s. " in care of this rock that is formed by the skeletons of-.sealife, and it's ropes and pulleys. IS & jury cases. But, as a State Farm Mutual spokesman put $5,000 of property damage coverage, reports State need to protect your financial security? newspaper,- 4400 Johnson Dr., Fairway, Kan. 66205. customarily found in tropiciil climates. Homestead is ^’ct even if the block and tackle could have sufficed, it, “In reality, many families’ assets can be wiped out Farm. Another 42 percent carry $10,000 — still less than Most experts recommend $25,000 as the bare Make checks payable to Universal F^ress Syndicate.) said to sit on a massive bed of it that may be as much as and logic says it couldn't, nobody remembers seeing I FRIENDS I (DO NOT CALL POLICE) 4,000 feet deep. Leedskalnin use it Hundreds of people here remember S 535-BURN8IDE AVE., E. HTFD. I Send information to Box D c/o The Manchester But if the re.source of. I.eedskalnin's work is fully the recluse, and some knew him fairly well, but I Herald, unsigned if you Ilka. Use only your own known, his particular manipulation of it is not. Laboring Lecd.skalnin worked in solitude and was never known tc I Good Used Children’s Clothes S code word or symbol. After we have satisfied in secret through the years, he was to qqarry, cut, publicly discuss his methods. ^ on Consignment Baele s . ourselves that the person or' persons you have carve, hoist and join more than 1000 tons of coral rock, He did plant some ob.scure hints from time to time. He (Sizes: Newborn — 10) K I named was the burglar, call us and verily your Conversion and that's two million pounds, and every indication is wrote .several pamphlets on magnetism, for example, in CE gets contract OPEN TU E S -S A t 10-3 I code word or symbol and we will pay you the that he did it entirely alone. •which he insisted that the North and South polos "are I reward In cash, per your Instructions. For example, he surrounded his castle with a wall that the building blocks of everything," He thought 528-8668 ,. I Combustion Engineering Inc. has been selected to is eight feet high and made of blocks that are larger than magnetics were the basis of life and that magnetic 1^ ^ Stt &8S ^ Xft - supply four industrial steam generators with a combined value of approximately $29 million to the to cool Republic of Iraq State Organization of Electricity. 1 The order is part of a contract awarded to the Baghdad Power Plant Consortium, of which C-E is City too much? a member, for construction of an electric power generating station in Baghdad. Other members of saves cosh the consortium are General Electric, Lynn, Mass.; Take a look at and Sadespa, Madrid, Spain. The plant is scheduled to be operational in 1983. By LeRoy Pope C-E’s scope of supply includes the boilers and an­ UPl Business Writer New Hampshire cillary equipment. Shipment of pressure parts from NEW YORK — Converting a plant from oil to coal C-E’s Chattanooga, Tenn., manufacturing facility doesn't have to be a costly headache, a division of for the first unit is scheduled to begin in March Hammermill Paper Co. of Erie, Pa., has discovered. CONCORD, N.H. lUI’Il — If you're fed up with big Get more for 1982. It costs money but it also can generate big savings. city life and want.to get away from it all. you should liammermill's Strathmore division at Woronoco, take a look at the 1980 census report for New Mass., makes fine grade papers. It’s a steady business Hampshire. although not spectactularly profitable. Once you get past the pie charts and tables that are Conditions good In the late 1970s the company was faced both with the mostly of interest to city planners, you will find there C h ristm as problem of very high-pric^ oil and the need to comply are five New Hampshire hamlets that offer plenty of with a Massachusetts air pollution law that set strict room to stretch out. They boast a population in the Economic conditions in the Greater Hartford area should be good next year, especially in areas standards for stack emissions. Strathmore decided it single numbers. had to convert to coal and began looking for the best Cambridge township increased its population by 20 of job growth and unemployment. method to deal with air pollution from coal’s sulfur con­ percent when it went from four residents to five in the than your two That’s part of the economic picture painted recently for more than 500 business people atten­ tent. la t decade. The township -is located on the Maine There are three methods for handling stack emissions ■order between Milan and Errol in Coos County. ding the 20th annual economic Outlook session spon­ sored by the Greater Hartford Chamber of of particulates and sulfur oxides. The oldest and most The combined area of Low and Burbank's Grants, common is "wet scrubbing.” Dry scrubbing, which is a near Gorham, w a^formally uninhabited according to Commerce at the Sheraton-Hartford Hotel. James F. Lyons, vice president for strategic bit of a misnomer because it actually is a wet-to-dry the Census Bure?fm It now has one resident. front teeth. process, is newer. The third technique, fluidized com­ planning at United Technologies Corporation, said Milisfield township, in northern Coos County had bustion, still is experimental. seven residents in the 1960 census. Population ■shot up to that nationally, we should expect: • Two percent real growth for the company as a Strathmore now uses a fuel mixture that is 90 percent E 18 residents in the 1970 tally but the town, apparently un­ whole. coal and 10 percent oil. It chose a dry scrubbing process able to cope with such rapid growth, went back to seven We’ve lowered the developed by MikroPul at Summit, N.J., which is part of residents in the 1980 count. • Consumer spending \vill be up about 3 percent in real terms. Ashland Oil Co.’s U.S. Filter subsidiary, and Koch Sargent's Purchase, also in Coos County, has one resi­ Engineering Co. of New York. dent while two people live in Thompson’s and Merserves interest rate on • Slight real growth in capital spending for plant and equipment. This installation has been in operation two years now UPl photo purchase. and according to MikroPul Vice President Jack Success Township was not so successful. It had two • i:''' • A major improvement in automotive produc­ tion and housing starts as interest rates decline. Shaughnessy, the result has been extremely gratifying residents in the 1970 census, but they apparently didn't personal loans although some bugs had to be ironed out along the way. like it there or they don't like the Census Bureau • No real rise in exports, a reflection primarily of Dimples by the dozen a strong U.S. dollar in 1981 and mixed conditions Once the system got into regular operation, he said, C counters. The township is now uninhabited. abroad. Strathmore began saving $6,600 per operating day in Hale's Location, all 1,215 acres of it in Carroll County, f by two annual comparison with what it would have cost them to con­ Not one dimple .deters authorized Inspector design and manufacture required to assure has two residents. • A decline in real growth in all government sec­ tors. tinue burning oil. That was enough to turn Strathmore Rcjger Woods, one of 3,100 active authorized the public safety. Woods is employed by the To put these small townships in perspective, Dixville percentage points! into one of Hammermill's more profitable operations. inspectors commissioned by the National state of North Carolina and is assigned to the Notch which basks in the national spotlight every four In addition to the savings in the cost of buying, Boarej of Boiler and Pressure Vessel Inspec­ Gaston County Dyeing Machine Co. in years with its first in the national presidential balloting, transporting and handling the fuel, Srathmore also has a has 36 residents, tors, from making sure that this dimpler- Stanley, N.C. saving as compared with wet scrubbing of its flue stacks jacket sterilizer meets specifications for . Most of the grants and townships were owned by the Tax deadline near because it doesn’t have to dispose of the large amounts state in colonial days. In 1831 the Legislature authorized of stack gunk that wet scrubbing systems accumulate. the Governor and Executive Council to appoint a land December 31 is the deadline for Connecticut Shaughnessy told United Press International a Consumer Reports commissioner to sell the property. residents to make an advance payment of the State number of other companies are developing dry scrub­ The council appointed James Willey of Conway to Capital Gains and Dividends Tax for 1981 if they bing systems and said it now seems clear this is the oversee the transactions. want to use that payment as a deduction on their wave of the future. He said he feels it will accelerate the One of the best buys was 8,371 acres known as next federal income tax return. conversion of factories from oil to coal and help the na­ Hadley's purcha.se in Coos County which was sold to An advance payment enables a taxpayer to claim tion to reduce oil imports. What smoke detector best? Henry Hadley of Oregon in 1834 for a mere $500. the amount of that tax paid to the state as an He said MikroPul was fortunate in being the first If you want to start your own town, you-might want to itemized deduction on the 1981 Federal Income Tax company to land a substantial contract and get the dry consider moving to one of the 15. grants or purchases By the Editors Sears Cat. No. 57351 ($10 me if there is a risk in could seal (he concrete sur return due next April. scrubbing system at Strathmore in operation and prove plus shipping) and the using coffee pot cleaners face by applying a coating, where no one liyes. They are all located in the heart of But State Revenue Services Commissioner Orest its merits. of Consumer Reports the snow covered White Mountains ih Coos County. photoelectric' ADT 7535 such as Dip-It. The cleaner but the most effective of T. Dubno stresses that the advance payment of the A lengthy technical exposition of dry scrubbing and an DEAR CONSUMER ($25) are a good basic com­ certainly leaves an odor these (such as (he epoxiesi state tax must be made by the end of December to account of the results at Strathmore was presented by REPORTS: Now that the bination. that is powerful and will probably cost you qualify for the federal deduction. T. V. Reinauer, MikroPul’s engineering vice president, weather is getting .^colder, We assume that your appears caustic. more than it would he to Warm ears are the rage Savings Bank and M, Mutsakis of Koch Engineering Co. at the recent we want to buy a smoke safety question refers „to replace the concrete convention in New York of the Technical Association of detector for our home. We the dangers from radioac­ DEAR READER; The simplest way to ex­ FARMINGTON. Maine I DPI) — Warm ears were the the Pulp and Paper Industry. want to know which one is tive material. In our judg­ There won’t be any risk If tend the life of your con­ rage as temperatures dipped below zero today in the of Manchester Vice president They described the method as a hybrid system in the best and the safest. ment, ' the hazards you are sure to rinse the crete driveway is not to use birthplace of Chester Greenwood, the man who invented which an alkaline reactant such as lime or soda ash ih .associated with the small coffee pot well after using DEAR READER: We ice-melting chemicals. All the earmuff more than a century ago. M anchester: Main Street 'Main Olficc); Purndl Place (Drive In^i . the form of a liquid slurry reacts with the sulfur oxides amounts of americium such a cleaner. But you're of these will attack the con­ Snowmobile races and an ice cream-sculpture conte.st 'Burr (lurniTs ShnppinK (^nlcr; liast Center Sirevt; Manehcsicr Parkadcr ■ Paul B. Strecker, former' executive director of in the flue gases. The slurry then is spray dried in huge think it’s best to install a right to be concerned. Hartford Road at McKee; Shoprile Pla/a at Spencer; Top Notch Shopping used in smoke detectors crete surface and provide 2 the Hartford Development Commission, has been atomizers. The dry powder residue is collected in bags system with at least one were slated to commemorate Chester Greenwood Day Center at North Hod. B ail H artford: Rurnstde Avenue; Putnam Bridge Pla/a. are negligible. These cleaners are often entry points for water. — held every year on the first day of winter. Bollon: Ihtlion Notch at Route 44A. Andover: Andover Shopping Pla/a appointed vice president of Bronson & Hutensky, a by means of large fabric filters. photoelectric and one quite caustic. After »South W indsor: Sullivan Avenue Shopping (xnier. (For complete ratings-of When the water later ionization model. The The National Weather .Service said it reached -15 Ashford: Junction Rtiuies 44 & 44A. Telephone 646-1700. - real estate development firm responsible for a Actually the system is not simple. A schematic Consumer Union’s evalua­ cleaning, the rinsing should freezes, the concrete degrees Fahrenheit in the northern Maine town of The Express Bank series of nationwide commercial and professional drawing shows it to be pretty complex but apparently it photoelectrics detect slow, tion of smoke detectors be thorough enough to E astfora: Monday & Friday, Ric. 198 next i«t p*«t office, Tel. 974-3613. smoldering fires fastest. cracks. Houlton, and down to zero at the airport in Portland. Scotland: Tuesday & Wcdne.cdav.aeross from p«>st ofTIce IcI. 423-OS23. real estate projects. Strecker is responsible for the can make burning high sulfur coal practical, safe and send $1 for each copy to remove all traces of the We can’t recommend Sprague: Thursday & Saturday. 18 W. Main St. Tel. 822-6319. Member F.D.I.C. Ionization devices are The record low for Portland on this day was minus 14 development of new projects, market research and profitable for a lot of plants. CONSUMERS, P.O. Box cleaner and its odor. any alternative with surety degrees in 1955. feasibility studies on the regional and national slightly faster detecting 461, Radio City Station, fast fires. Those models DEAR CONSt MKK because we haven't tested levels. New York, N.Y. 10019. Be anything sold for that pur­ As Hartford’s negotiator on all real estate tran­ are also cheaper to buy and REPORTS: How can I sure to ask for the reprint protect my two-year-old pose • sactions for six years, Strecker was responsible for Public records are more widely sold. Our on smoke detectors.) is processed special Holiday Loan will such major projects as One Corporate Plaza, the tests suggest that for per^ concrete driveway from winter danlage? Brown Thompson renovation and a variety of low formance and price con­ DEAR CONSUMER (c) 1981, Consumers quickly-in 24 hours make these dreams happen. siderations, the ionization and moderate income housing projects. Strecker Building pi-riHjt.'< REPORTS: Kindly tell DEAR READER: You Union jirause or less: So you get Call us at 646-1700 or also served as real estate officer for the Hartford To J.H. Constiyction Inc. for Purdy Corp., alterations Jrloi'ist c Greenhduses Redevelopment Agency and real estate appraiser and additions lolindustrial building at 586 Hilliard St., ' 621 Hartford P/i, Mmehester the extra money you come into any of our offices for the U.S. Development of Housing and Urban $50,000 and up. need, in plenty of time to find out more. While we Development. To Naek Construction Co. Inc., for Ward Manufac­ For a limited time turing Co., industrial building for Production Machining GIVE A HOBBY Economic Recovery Tax for the holidays. And just can’t do much about those Division at 186 Adams St., $120,000. Act of 1981! Christmas Special only we’re lowering Heads club To ihulti-Circuits Inc. for guard house at 50 Harrison 1 0 in time for making holiday missing front teeth, we can St., $2,000. for CHRISTMAS our already Steve ’Thornton, service manager of Manchester State Unincorporated wishes come true. help with the dentist bills. Sand & Gravel, was elected chairman of the Am­ Coin and ★ ★ Fun Business Tax! competitive interest bassador Club of the Greater Manchester Chamber i Red Roses Whether these wishes Whatever your holiday of Commerce at its December monthly meeting. ROBERT J. SMITH, inc. Stanitp ir -k Educational Changea like these create confusion. Let a #rate on personal loans Recognized by their red jackets, the Am­ Collecting •kit Profitable profeaslonal prepare your tax return this year. include a getaway vacation dreams are, the Savings bassadors are the public goi^will arm of the INSURANSMITHS SINCE DAY, EVENING AND WEEKEND HO.UR8 by two percentage points. Chamber, and make monthly visits to Manchester to the sun or slopes, a new Bank of Manchester wants 1914 10% OFF ALL SUPPLIES WITH THIS AD* $ -| QOO per dozen businesses, both members and non-members. This special HolitJay Loan, car, home improvements, a you to have tfile best At the meeting, Ray Juleseon, vice president of Coin Heritage Savings & Loan Association, was elected ' Company- 6 4 9 -2 2 5 3 Norman C. Holcomb which must be ori^nated at second mortgage or special holiday ever. vice-chairman/treasurer. Hans Weiss, president of SIMEB Cartitled Public Accountant Qash 'n' Carry Dynamic Metals, and Mile Belcher, president of ^ 649-5241 PHONE 649-6498 one of our convenient offices, gifts for special people, our Holiday Loans arc available subject to the approval Manchester Structural Steel were accepted as new 747 Main Streat, Mancheatpr A member of The Connecticut conditions of the Savings Bank of Manchester. members. • 65 E. C«nt«r^81r*^l OPEN Tuaa.-8at. 9-5:30 Thura. til 9 Society of Certified Public Accountants Manch*«t*r, Cl. (Opan Monday During Chrlatmaa Weak Only) I - 22 - THE HERALD, Mon'., Dec. 21, 1981 THE HERALD, Mon., Dec. 21. 1981 — 2.3

ADVERTISING ADVERTISING DEADUNE Classified 643'2711 RATES 22— Condominiums Minimum Charge LOOK FOR THE STARS... n o t i c e s EMPLOYMENT 23— Homes lor Sale 35— Healing-Plumbing '46—Sporting Goods 56—Mfsc (or Rent 15 W ords 12:00 nooo the day 24— LotS'Land for Sale 36— Flooring 47— Garden Products ^^Hom es/Apts. to Sh^^e: before publication. T—Lost and Found 13— Help Wanted l^ ln v e s tm e n i Property 37— Moving-Truck ing-Slorage48— Antiques 2— Personals 14— Business Opportunities 26— Business Property 36—Services Wanted A9—Wanted to Buy AUTOMOTIVE PER WORD PER DAY Deadiine lor Saturday is 3— -Announcemen|$ 15— Situatiort Wanted 27— Resort Property 50—Produce Look for the Classified Ads with stars; stars help get you better results. 4— Christmas- TreSs 28— Real Estate Wanted 1 DAY ...... 14q: 12 noon Friday; Mon­ 5— Auctions MISC. FOR SALE RENTALS 8 l—Autos for Sale day's deadline is 2:30 EDUCATION MISC. SERVICES 62— Trucks for Sale 3 DAYS 13a; FINANCIAL 40— Household Goods 52— rRooms for Rent 63— Heavy Equipmeni for Sale Friday. 18—Private Instructions 41— Articles for Sale 53— Apartmenta for Rent 64— Motoroycles-Bicycles e p iA Y S ...... 12a: Put a star on Your ad and see what a difference it makes. 10—Schools-Ctasses 31— Services Offered 42— Building Supplies 54— Homes for Rent 65— Campers-Trailers-Mobile 8— Mortgage Loans Phone 643-2711 20—Instructions Wanted 32— Painting«Papering 43— Pets-Birds-Dogs 56—Otfices-Slores tor Rent Homes 26 D A Y S ...... 11a: 9— Personal Loans ** 33— Building-Contracting 44— Musical Instruments 56— Resort Property for Ren,t 66— Automotive Service HAPPV ADS $3.00 PER IhCH 10—Insurance REAL ESTATE 34— Roofing-Siding 45— Boats & Accessories 57— Wanted to Rent 67— Autos for Rent-Lease ______Telephone 643-2711 , AAondoy-Friday 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.

Apartments lor Rent S3 NEW$PAPER BINGO When in need of a Service or Product EVERYTHING AUTOMOTIVE FOR CHRISTMAS New Game Starts Every Wednsaday. UNIQUE GIFT IDEA FIVE LARGE ROOMS for Manrliratpr Mrralh couple, second floor of two Continues Thru Tuesday Autos For Sale 61 For yourself or a friend. AT MARLOW’S’ family. Rent plus utilities or Until There's A WInnarl HOLIDAY This standard cassette Gift and Thrift Center For and deposit. Available SURPLUS JEEPS, CARS, CALL A PROFESSIONAL now. Telephone 871-7997. TRUCKS. Car Inventory motivates Positive Everything. 649-5221 - 867 There Are 10 “BINGO BUGS” Thinking, Relaxation, Main Street, Manchester, valued $2143 sold for $100. 'Your Community Newspaper' GIFT GUIDE MANCHESTER - Newly Stress Management, Self- CT. Similar bargains available. In Today’s Herald. These 6 Are decorated two bedroom Call for information, 602- 0 put this Directory to work for you, call 643 2711 Confidence and a Sense of Part of Them . apartment. Access to shop­ 941-8014, Ext. 7816. Phone General Well Being. $10.00 BEAI ’I IKI I, ping centers, buslines and call refundable. per cassette. Make check DOLL CI.OriiES schools. For further You Can Advertise Your Service Or Business In This payable to ABLE details, please call 528-4196 PLEASE READ Help Wanted 13 ANTIQUES a n d CRAFIS BEAUTIFUL BARBIE CADILLAC - 1976 - Coupe EMPLOYMENT Directory For As Little As $3.85 Per Week. Please Call CENTER, 317 Green Road, DOLL DRESSES - 80?. between 9 and 5 pm or DeVille - 72,000 miles. YOUR AD Manchester, Ct. 646-7917 THE cbuNTRY Bridesmaid’s Outfit - $2.75, after 5 pm and weekends, Good condition. $2700 or $180 PER WEEK PART 643-2711 And Ask For Pant, 649-7157. Clittlllsd Ids are taken Help Wanted 13 TIME at Home. Webster, TV’S ■ STEREOS CHRISTMAS! SHOP ~ Wedding Outfit - $3.75. 643- Best offer. Telephone 742- Antiques and Crafts. 6452 6800 - Keep trying. o k i n g over llw phone aa a con- America’s foremost dic­ SHOP AL SIEFFERTS vanlanca. The Herald la tionary. company needs QUAirrY ALUMINUM Fernwood Farm, 261 MANCHESTER - Newly PART TIME -'•Work at RIHLES & HOOKS decorated one bedroom AUTO LEASING RENTAL reaponalbla for onty one In­ home workers to update APPLIANCES - 445 Hart- Hebron Road, Bolton. (3 home on the phone ser­ WORK RV TUNSKY ^ ford Road, Manchester, apartment. Access to shop­ - Oldies But Goodies correct Inaartlon and then vicing our customers in local mailing lists. All miles South of Bolton REASON FOR THE ages, experience un­ a j 647-9997. SUPER SANTA Center). Open Tuesday - ■ SEASON — God gave His _ ping centers, buslines and Limited, Rent-A-Car. only lb the *alio of Ityt vour area. Telephone 456- schools. For further details $12.95 day, 100 free miles. - necessary. Call 1-716-842- MAPLE Mobil 3t SALE! Video Tape Sunday. 1-5 p.m. 649-0389. Best. Share the Best with a ta original Inaerllon. Errora )876 or 528-6631. BILL please call 528-4196 Automobiles bought, sold, 6000 Ext. 5063. Super Service, Inc. ^ Recorders, TV’s, Stereos, gift from BIBLES & wNch do not loaasn tho QAS - OIL • LUSniCATION • APPl.lANUES between 9 and 5 pm or rented.' 323 Center Street, value of the advarUaemanl P A R T T IM E DIESEL FUEL TUNSKY 2 Washers, Dryers. BOOKS. 840 Main Street, #} Refrigerators, Freezers ‘ after 5 pm and weekends, Manchester. Telephone SALESPERSON' to sell TIRES AND BATTERIES ★ ALUMINUM A HOLIDAY SUPER SAVERS 649-3396. Mt will not bo corroctod by an □ REAL ESTATE 220 SFRUCE ST., HANCtlESTER MUCH MORE! 649-7157, 647-0908, Ask for Bill. additional Inaartlon. subscriptions door-to-door Mont MO-SAIT VINYL SIDING SHOP PEa RLS- 649 Main GIKI’ SHIRTS with newscarrier two Reconditioned Qas Savers (20 Colon To Street, Downtown EXTRA large two room ef­ 1970 CHEVY IMPALA - evenings a week or Satur­ Homes For Sale 23 Choose from) PETS AND SUPPLIES Manchester. 643-2171. PERSONAL TEE - Per- PS **We Buy, Sell ficiency, wall to wall, heat, tw o door hardtop, days. Salary plus com­ Dishwashers from $249.00; sonalized Fun and tj) parking, appliances. $260. automatic, V8, needs body iKanrhfHtrr a n d Repair*^ MANCHESTER PET missions. Call Circulation CENTRALLY LOCATED 8 Wouldn't ★ CANOPIES CENTER — Good Quality Ranges from $249.00; ^rtswear. Great gifts for, E Security, references. 646- work. $250 or best offer. Manager, Manchester p e r cent assumable Microwaves from $199.00, Christmas." 1081 Main T im M o r ia r t y 's and Advice make good 1642 after 5 weekdays. Telephone 646-1395, S r r a h 'i Heraltf 643-2711. m ortpge, only $333 Phone 840-9095 GREAT GIFTS WITH SILK TOWN MOTORS Your Ad sense,' Are you paying too Street, Manchester. 646- tSi monthly. Six room, four much for your pet COMPLETE SERVICE. 3339. E THREE room apart­ Motorcycles-BIcycles 64 bedroom cape. Aluminum MANCHESTER Look Great FREE ESTIMATES BS ment, second floor. Heat, supplies? Stop in — It will II A N D M A D K E siding. Gas heat (2 zone.) 643-8217 + EASY TERMS h ot water,, stove, Here? be worthwhile. Mixed COLLECTIHLK.S 1979 CM-400 T, Excellent NEW YEAR'S VACATION Paneled recreation room. breed puppies, tropical and ELECTROLUX - Buy ■refrigerator, carpet. Cen­ condition, asking $1100. □ NOTICES begins now. Sell Avon and Only $59,900. Cash at goldfish, parakeets, Someone You Love an AN OLD FASHIONEDE trally located. Adults only. 8900 miles. Call 528-6849. start saving! Call 646-3685 required. Approximately N. R. CYR I A canaries, finches, small ELECTROLUX VACUUM CHRISTMAS at theS® No pets. Security deposit. Lost and Found 1 or 523-940L $27,000. Pasek Realtors, RuUding Company FARMND ROMODaUK * animals. 687 Main Street. CLEANER for a Christ­ VILLAGE CHARM YARN I $295, Telephone 646-7690. KZ400 Deluxe 1978 289-7475. Un mero tfUdent pauhn ular jCabinets, Roofing, Gutters, mas Gift. Call: 646-3875. •••••••••••••••••••••••a Room Additions, Decks, All « (1-203 ) 649-4273. Gift wrap- BARN — with handmade KAWASAKI, fairing, htast. Xtfttini, rmteh,, dtyaiis, THREE ROOMS - first W h e e k gifts and decorations by • baggage-rack, saddle bags, $180 PER WEEK PART MxiicitsTti t Wiill/V' types of Remodeling and ® ping and lay-a-way plan orih(i. RnUmtuI ar Cinrelit LOVABLE ABANDONED local craftsman plus craf- | floor. Excellent area. low mileage. $1350.- 688- TIME at home. Webster, Quit) Wwtmaat^ repairs. Free estimates. ^ always available. "CHFA l«l€r — Silei prk« and income Fully insured. KITTENS ting supplies. 133 Spruce Security deposit. No pet?. 6201 Ask for Andrea, America’s foremost dic­ liffliU increued. Do you CaR 649* LOST: Large short haired, qiulUj^ 643-9743 PHONE M3-e017 Street, Ideal for newlyweds, 649- tionary company needs 4000. A PET TOWNE - Tri-City Manchester. 649- declawed tiger tabbby. CAN YO U GIVE A 9699. 9092. home workers to update “possau OWtet FMUKWr Spacmi 3 4 Plaza. IF IT SWIMS, OR LOVABLE ABANDONED Waddell Road area, local mailing lists. All Gef Your Cards Today from: Bdrm Raised Ranch with 1^. covered porch a, HOPS, Creeps or Slithers - Kitten or Cat a home for THE CALICO PATCH - Manchester. Telephone ages, experience un­ Davis Family Restaurant. Caldor Shopping Plaza; Flower HEBRON CENTER - four overiooUng a wed maintiined lawn! Low $90'i. Fashion, 85 E. Cenlflr SI.; Harvest HIM Package Store. ^ It’ s Here; Qualify the Holidays — 633-6581, .210 Pine Street, evenings 647-1884. necessary. Call 1-716-842- rooms, heat and hot water “VERSATU ENTERTAtNMENT CUfTET in this It Manchester Parkade; Highland Park Market, 317 Highland SI.; at Creatures' and Superior 342-0571. Manchester. 646-6408. A 6000, Ext. 5063. 4 Bdnn Gar. Col phu many other custom jf Supplies at money saving included. $330 per month. Personals 2 K.B. Automotive, Broad Street; Lynch Motors, 500 W. Center Unique Little Quilt Shop ieitures! hkkt $108,500. St.; Nassifl Photo. Main Street; Optical Style Bar, Mala SIroel; prices. 644-3510. I' Space to plant garden, ride Building Contracting 33 Apartments tor Rent S3 GAIVIES.'rOYS-CRAFrs featuring everything for SUPERINTENDENT "OWNDI HNANCMG AVjULABU"-0ne or two Regal's Men's Shop, Main SIroel; SloHert's Appllancoe, 445 today’s quilter and more! a bicycu: or enjoy a walk in MANCHESTER Pawn * RENTALS needed for live-in position family hone possible. 8 rms plus 4 or garife. Hartldtd Road; Westown Pharmacy, 465 Hartford Road: Dial SPORTING GOODS HOBBY HUT - 281 Vz Gifts and gift certificates, the country. No pets. broker will buy or give TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY in Manchester. Only herd $74,900. Center, 113 Main St., also Pic an' Save, 725 E. Middle Tpke, 118 MAIN STREET - 3 and Oakland Road (Rt. 30) Christmas prints, trims, Security required. loans on gold, silver or Cards will also be available at the Diet Cantor, 527 Surnsldo Residential & Commercial LAY-A-WAY SPORTING Telephone 646-6776. working individuals need "NCtGHBORHOOO PACKAGE STORE' -tiusmess Rooms tor Rent 52 4 room heated apartments, at South Windsor, CT. (203) patterns, kits, books, diamonds. Licensed and Avanua, East Hartford, and at the HI FI Stereo House Varnon Construction. Remodeling, dk GIFTS — Gift Certificates apply. Must be capable and only — good sales and go«vi income. $39,900. Circle. ' hot water, no appliances. 644-2355. Gift certificates strawberry shortcake bonded. 649-7373; 9-5 home improvements, ad­ “ at NASSIFF ARMS, 991 STORRS: Spacious two willing to repair gas CENTURY 21 LINDSEY REAL ESTATE ROOM FOR Security - tenant in­ available - Visa and cutouts, and a large selec Monday-Saturday. 210 Pipe heating systems, stones, ^53_Centef St 649-4000 ditions, bathroom & GENTLEMAN - Kifchen surance. 646-2426, 9-5 at Main Street, Manchester - Mastercard accepted. bedroom condominium, IMs Street. 647-9126. tion of fabrics and minor electrical and do kitchen remodeling, privileges, washer & weekdays. MODELS, TRAINS, supplies. baths and den, applianced cleaning for large apart­ roofing, siding, repairs, Games, telescopes and and carpeted. $350 a MASS. - Renovated N.E. dryer, phone 643-5600. 4 ment complex. Call for ap­ door & window replace­ m icroscopes. Tuesday, ______month. No pets. Telephone HAPPINESS Cape. 3-4 bedrooms, large Services Ottered 31 Services Ottered 31 MANCHESTER MAIN TH E BITTERSWEET pointment between 9 a.m. ment and alterations. 646- FURNISHED ROOM - STREET - Two room 4 OUTER-WEAR Thursday, and Friday: SHOP — Save Now! */z 429-3414. IS country kitchen. 40 acres 1379. Noon - 9 p.m., Saturday 10- and noon, Monday thru REWEAVING BURN BABYSITTER heat and hot water. $126 apartment. Heated, hot 4 OPEN NOW!!! Price on most Christmas meadowland, some woods, 6- TWO BEDROOM Brick BEING WITH Friday, 528-1300. AVAILABLE, Martin per month. Security and water, appliances. No pets. a, “ MARKDOWN” - brooks, barn. $129,500. HOLES. Zippers, um­ DENNIS R. MILLER - item s. Gifts, Antiques, Townhouse. IV2 baths. $425 THE KING brellas repaired. Window School area. Call after 3 references. Call Bill, 649- Security. Parking. * Famous Maker. Outer- PART TIME Proof Massamont, Shelburne, Remodeling, additions, Jewelry, Teas & Herbs. per month plus utilities. shades, Venetian blinds. p.m. 649-2094. 4432. Telephone 523-7047. 4 Wear for the Entire Fami- BASKETS & WICKER (CAROL) O perator. Hours, 2-5. Mass. 01370. 413-625-6366. roofing, rec rooms, pan­ Route 44A, Bolton. 643- Available immediately. Keys. TV FOR RENT. • S> ly at Discount Prices - 30% Experie ced p eferred. Will eling, gutters, aluminum THE WICKER COTTAGE 7800. Keith Real Estate, 646- ON Marlow’s, 867 Main Street. SNOWPLOWING MANSFIELD CENTER - 3 to 60% off. Jackets, Vests trai rightapplie t. MANCHESTER LH.0. and vinyl siding installed •••••••••••••••••••••••• — Specializing in baskets, IIOR.SE’!’ OF C(H R.SK! 4126. HER BIRTHDAY... 649-5221. Commercial & Residen­ Woodsedge Apartments. CB and Ski Wear. Glen Lochen thats EqualOpportunity $200,000 Family Campground, 98 Krei year round. Telephone 649- Apartments tor Rent S3 wicker furniture, wall tial. Manchester. ONE MONTH’ S’ FR E E 4 Mall, Glastonbury. Open Employer. Contact Linda 2954. hangings and bath THE MAPLEWILD TACK 149 OAKLAND ST., second From all of the crew 54.900 Col., fireplace. 4Bd. alum, siding BRICK. BLOCK, STONE - Reasonable. Free es­ RENT. Newly renovated, ^ Every Night till 9pm. Maselli, 646-4004. MANCHESTER- One and accessories. Route 84, Ver­ ROOM of Bolton is floor five room apartment. Concrete. Chimney timates. Call anytime 646- country setting. Two ■ at f______65.000 Cape, luli Bunt, immaculate two bedroom apartments non (across from Golf- featuring Stuben Sigfried $330 plus utilities and Repairs. “ No Job Too 5489, 646-1327, Heating-Plumbing 35 bedrooms. From $285 to 4 b ic y c le s BAYER, PHELON RELIABLE 138.000 9 Rm., Col., new construction, available. Centrally Land). 646-6219. Monday - Saddles at $499.95. ^ e us security. No appliances. Small.’ ’ Call 644-8356 for $325, includes appliances 4j BICYCLES AND fo r major brands of & SQUATRITO EXPERIENCED woman rmancing SCHALLER PLUMBING­ located on busline near Saturday 10-5. Sunday 1-5. ■ Tenant insurance. 9-5 the estimates. DICK’S SNOWPLOWING - and parking. 429-1270, 233- ^ CAMPING EQUIPMENT English and Western equip­ for heavy housecleaning 95.900 R. Ranch, 4 Bd., Mr. Oean lives here HEATING- Water pump shopping center and 9660 or 232-0761. weqkdays, 646-2426. Parking lots, driveways, “J — Sporting Goods, Ice ment, Christmas cards and and light laundry one day a specialists. Also, schools. For further details FLORIST . 140,000 4 Bd., Split Ranch. Family dm. apartments, stores, 4J Skates, Sleds, Barbells, more! MAPLEWILD . week. $30 to start. Lunch remodeling service or call 649-7157. Announcements 3 sidewalks, sanding. 646- a j Hockey, Exercise Equip- TACK ROOM, Toomey provided. Pleasant ati 145.000 Unique U&R Forest My financing repairs. FREE KRAUSE FLORIST - 621 aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa 2204, 2 ment. FARR’S, ,2 Main Hartford Road, Weddings Road (at Bolton Center), .Homes tor Rent 54 FLEA MARKET: Every mosphere. References M&M P&H, Manchester ESTIMATES. 649-4266. power 149.000 Old Col., 4Bd., lull Bsmt 4] street, Manchester - 643- corsages, fresh flower Bolton, CT 649-5550. required. Phone 643-1772 649-2871. Small repairs, Sunday 10-5. Coventry an­ PROFESSIONAL PIANO Knit Helmet arrangements, silk 456V2 MAIN STREET - six between 7 and 8 a m. 155.000 Ten Rm.. CoL, 4-5 Bd. fireplaced LR. remodeling, heating, 4 ) tique center, 1140 Main TUNING and Repair. Call Household G oods 40 arrangements, plants, JEWELERS rooms, $400. plus utilities. Street, Coventry. Dealer Monday-Friday. baths, kitchens and water 4j ANTIQUES 109,900 Private setting in this 6+Rm.. Col. Susan Akmentin at 228- funeral flowers. 643-9559. This Christmas let the No appliances. Tenant in­ space available. Telephone SeR. Financing heaters. Free estimates! 3552. USED Sew-Simple 4j BROOKS ANTIQUES - DIAMOND SHOWCASE surance, Security. 646-2426 742-9698. 94.400 Reduced R. Rwch, 3 Bd., tuil BsreU REFRIGERATORS, A l Manchester Mall, 811 Main CHRISTMAS weekdays. of C & M Tree Service, Free help you discover the Owner financing ' Painting-Papering 32 WASHERS, RANGES - ^ Street, Manchester. ARRANGEMENTS - estimates. Discount senior ■‘MAINSTREET" is com­ 88,500 Ranch, 7Rm., 2 lireplaces. Clean, Guaranteed. Parts 4 WANTED ANTIQUE PARK HILL JOYCE magic of love ... with a V4 TWO HOUSES FOR RENT ing to Manchester on New RocUedge sectwa citizens. Company INTERIOR PAINTING, & Service. Low prices! FLOWER SHOP: FTD. carat total weight - New six room Cape, $575 Manchester owned and 2 FURNITURE, glass Year's Eve. Call Connec­ over ten years ejqierience, B.D. Pearl & Son, 649 Main ^ clocks, dolls and collec- Fruit Baskets, Christmas matching engagement ring per, month. Nice six room MERRILL LYNCH REALTY operated. Call 646-1327. Parties, Flowering Plants. ticut Sound Productions. BARROWS CO. low rates and senior citizen Street. 643-2171. ® tibles. Ask for Harold - 646- and wedding ring for just Colonial, $495 per month.- a Call: 649-0791. 644-0691. 358 Burnside Avc. EJL 289-6881 discounts. 643-9980. $399.00. Season’s Greetings Call for details. Strano I Mcgonalfl's ^IGHT TRUCKING - Fen­ ® 9243 or ^2690. Articles lor Sale 41 from the DIAMOND Real Estate, 643-1878. VIRGIN ISLANDS - cing. Attics, cellars, gar­ INTERIOR AND ® COME SEE A PIECE OF PENTLAND FLORIST — Visit Us For All Your SHOWCASE, Manchester January 31st, February ages clean^. All types EXTERIOR painting, 4 PRINCESS DIANA’S VEIL THREE BEDROOM - Two □ BUSINESS Holiday Needs. See Our Parkade. 13th. Air and Land trash,' brush removed. paper hanging, Carpentry f ... Victorian Christmas full baths, full basement - Included. $729. Transporta­ Picket, Split Rail, Choice Selection, 24 Birch Heral and SERVICES Work. Fully insured. J.P. a. OPEN HOUSE, December BRAY’S JEWELRY on bus line. Nice area. tion to J.F.K., camping Stockade Fences installed. ALUMINUM SHEETS Street - 643-6247, “ Pleasing •••••••••••••••••••••••• Lewis & Son, 649-9658. * 19th and 20th, 12:00 to 4:30 STORE - 737 Main Street, Close to schools, churches equipment and . jeeps EARN EXTRA 528-0670. used 33 printing plates. .007 You Is Our Pleasure.” Manchester., CT. Services Ottered 31 thick, 23x28Va’^. 50c each, ® p.m. RED GOOSE FARM and stores. $600 per month. provided. Telephone 633- •••••••••••••••••••••••• Specializing in Butova, Call Ed or Dan, at 649-2947. 7441 or 236-2996. INCOME LICENSED DAY CARE IntMtor/ixtarlor PatnUno. or 5 for $2.00. Phone 643- 4 ANTIQUES, Goose Lane. CENTERPIECES, FRUIT Seiko, Pulsar, Accutron, WilliMpwtiM am Drywm 2711. They MUST be picked Coventry. 742-9137. BASKETS, Flowering •••••••••••••••••••••••• WILL DO Babysitting in HOME - Will watch your InatantUon 2 Timex Watches. Also, Classi up before 11:00 a.m. only. Plants For Your Holiday Mortgage Loans 8 my home. Verpfank school child or infant days. Call IMH) Md. Finest Jewelry. FREE •••••••••••••••••••••••• area. Telephone 649-3219. 646-0262. letsauUt iricn. Fiw : 4 BOUGHT AND SOLD At Needs. BROWNS aJ THE ANTIQUE MARKET LO’TTERY TICKET with Ottices-Stores otiMln. U ) hm4 HOLIDAY SPECIAL! Six FLOWERS, INC., 145 Main purchase of-$10,00 or more. MORTGAGE LOANS-1st; q ; l . m c h u g h * PLACE, 811 Main Street. treet, Manchester lo r Rent 55 643-S321 (6) end rolls for $1.00. 643-5617. ■ 2nd; 3rd. ALL KINDS. Openings for: MUST be picked up before 4 12,000 SQ. FT. Of Small Homeowners and Commer­ * Shops. Auctions 7pm Every J & J JEWELERS - 785 WORKSPACE OR tied Breakfast, lunch 11:30 am at the Manche.ster VANITY CAR PLATES Main Street, Manchester. cial. Realty state-wide. •••••••••••••••••••••••• Herald Office. ^ thursday. STORAGE SPACE FOR Closing Shifts “ Quality Merchandise at Credit rating unnecessary. Building Contracting 33 RENT in Manchester. No j TYPEWRITER.S ENGRAVED-RAISED Old Fashioned Prices.” Reasonable. Confidential. Full-Time, Part-Time •••••••••••••••••••■•••• SEASONED oak firewood LETTERS. lease or security deposit. Quick arrangement. 14K Chains / Bracelets / Flexible hours FARRAND for sale - for deliveries call aA YALE TYPEWRITER ORGANIZATION Reasonable rates. Suitable ALVIN LUNDY AGENCY, ® SERVICE — Typewriters Diamond Earrings / Pen­ for small business. Retail Hi REMODELING - Cabinets, George Grifflng, Andover. Emblems, Business Cards. Ad! 100 Constitution Plaza. dants and Cultured Pearls. Roofing, Gutters, Room 742-7886. 4 Rebuilt, Portable Name Pins. Button Making and commercially zoned. I Hartford. 527-797 1; Keepsake Your Christmas Additions, Decks, All types Typewriters, From $20.00. Machines/Supplies. Call 872-1801, 10 to 5. evenings: 233-6879, 233- Uniforms provided, Diamond Source. o f Remodeling and AIR Compressor - % HP, 5883 Sales and Service, MANCHESTEJt RUBBER 6885, free food, pleasant • • it'' Typewriter and Adding NEWLY RENOVATED working conditions, Repairs. Free estimates. 15 gallon tank. Three STAMPS, 20 Birch - 649- HARDWARE i i m and regular raises. 1 1' .1 Fully insured. Phone 643- months old. $225 or best ivlachines. 51 Purnell 4489. Visa - Master Card. 310 square feet office Place. 649-4986.. ENGLAND TRUE VALUE available. Main Street Help Wanted 13 6017. offer. 647-1660. HARDWARE - Route 44A • •« .••••••••••••••« •••••• TELEVISIONS location with ample FRl i r RA.SKK'I’S Bolton. 649-5201. KERO- parking. Call 649-2891. m HOUSEKEEPER APPLY, ROBERT E. JARVIS - NEW QUEEN, OR KING HOLIDAY SUPER SAVERS SUN SALES AND Service, FANCY FRUIT BASKETS NEEDED Imrhediately for Remodeling Specialist. SIZE Waterbed, never Kerosene, Skil power tools, — Order Early. Also SHOP PEARLS - 649 Main Manchester Home. Daily. F o r room additions, opened, 10 year warranty, Stanley hand, tools, plum­ MCDONALDS Wicker Items. PERO Street, Downtown Some Cooking. References kitchens, bathrooms, walnut stained pine frame, bing and electrical -.'7 FRUIT STAND, 276 Manchester. 643-2171. Most requi ed. Call 646-2597. roofing and siding or any headboard, deck, pedestal, supplies, California paint 8114 Oakland Street, brands available: G/E, BASEMENT STORAGE home improvement need. mattress, liner, heater plus A snug helmet with un- and paint sundries, AREA with dirt floors. 46 WEST Telephone 643-6712. padded sideraifs. $199. 5 ^ 1 *5 yr». Manchester. 643-6384. Zenith, Sony, RCA and SUBSTITUTE THE WATKINS CONDOMINIUM der-coat collar is worked more to choose from. wallpaper and housewares. First room 18V4 ft.xl5 ft.; TEACHERS needed for 0811. Rocky Hill. in an interesting knit second room 23 ft.xlOVz ft. C l Q 6 6 i f l e d Manchester daycare CENTER LEON CIEZSYNSKI A pretty dress and cape stitch and 4-ply yarii $30 monthly. 649-0717. center morning and after­ 1 he former Watkins Furniture Store Building BUILDER. New homes, 14” TORO SNOWBLOWER with matching yokes for No. 5883 has knit di­ additions, remodeling, rec - Used once. 643-4674. the tiny tot. noon. Please call 646-7090 is scheduled to be renovated into a prime of­ rections for one size. Apartments For Rent 53 Apartments lor Rent S3 Apartments lor Rent S3 for appointment. ST. rooms, garages, kitchens No. 8114 with Photo- fice condominium. This historic downtown Wanted to Rent 57 ^ o g e s rem odel^, ceilings, bath Guide is in Sizes 1 to 5 iMil'lhit POiUit and I Manchester landmark can be purchased In tile, dormers, roofing. EAST HARTFORD - 2 •••••••••••••••••••••••• Dogs-BIrds-Pets 43 years. Size 2 dress, 1 ^ ANNE CABOT MANCHESTER - \Va room A 2Va ROOM AND A 3 EAST HARTFORD - 2 Residential or commer­ •yards 45-inch; cape, IH bedroom with heat & hot apartment, first floor, two GARAGE TYPE condominium unit Increments from 760 Manciiutor Hw.id water, close to busline, ROOM APARTMENT bedroom, brand new BUILDING for automotive cial. 649-4291. CHRISTMAS PUPPY FOR yards. tlM An.’tt Amtrliiu bedroom. Convenient to AVAILABLE. Heat, hot square feet. An owner wlH not only save appliances, wall to wall linoleum & wall to wall repairs for leading national CLERK - MANUFACTURING SALE: Pure-breed female Patterns available only Ntw T.rlt. N.T. 100]| shopping and busline. water, appliances. carpeting, tile bath, dis­ carpeting, heat, hot water, company in the money in rent but qualify for all owner benefits Collie, playful, friendly, in sizes shown, WM Namt, dddrtti wlUi zi. Available immediately. References; Security. Call Part Time posal, etc. No pets. Call parking.. Near busline. Call Manchester area. We need Kurtz Brothers, Inc. Is offering an excellent entry and other Incentives as a result of The D E SIG N KITCHENS, loves children, cats and TO OKOEI, ttNd SI .90 far laeli $400 per month plus after 6 pm, 646-3911 cabinets, vanities, counter itttn i, plm 504 tot p n U ft Md 16-page 528-1494. 528-2914. 9:30-5:30, or 528- 3,000-3,500 plus sq. ft. dogs. 5 months old. $M. udiloi. utilities. §49-4000. 1719 after 6 p.m. level opportunity for a bright, ambitious person Economic Recovery Tax Act of 1981. For a tops, kitchen cabinet fronts g i f t SECTION with fill Please call collect, 1-401- with a clerical background. This Immediate part Telephone 875-1629. e SUE BURNEH directions. Price ... $2.25. VERNON-ROCKVILLE - detailed brochure please call J.D. Poal Estate custom woodworking, fhc Itoiriiiiitrr HtriM MANCHESTER - Five M ANCH ESTER - Twd 724-8198. BOOKS AT S9.28 UCH On busline. Brand new time position can lead to a full time career with a colonial reproductions 1150 Aft. (rt Amarleat room duplex located on bedroom apartment at Sun­ MANCHES’i’ER - Deluxe Company at 646-1980. This Is an excellent op­ •••••••••••••••••••••••• hahdiwokk- zo three room apartments - manufacturing concern. J.P. Lewis 649-9658. New Yerfc. N.Y. 10091 typM ef Mfdlewerti tUlle. busline. Convenient to ny Brook Village. $440 in­ one bedroom townhouse, 643-2711 For. appointment, please call - 643-9578 portunity for you and your business. Wanted to Buy 49 Prliit NMit, Addreti w in ZIP Extra large rooms with downtown. No appliances. cludes heat, not water, private entrance, patio and CODE. Style Nembtr Md Site. large closets. $300 per Mfsc. for Rent 58 •••••••••••••••••••••••• Utilities are extra. Securi­ appliances and air- full basement.Includes FASHION with month. Security and ELECTRICAL SERVICES CASH FOR YOUR Proper­ ty and references required. conditioning. Ideal for heat, appliances, cakpeting KURTZ BROTHERS, INC. Success in Sewing, is references required. FOR RENT - 550 sq. ft., J.D. REAL ESTATE COMPANY - We do all types of Elec­ ty. We buy quickly and con­ Adults only. No pets. older couple. No pets. and air-conditioning. $430 40 Garden Qrova Road Htai Eitatv A InlUitirunt Broktragt filled with appealing COVEBLETt Available January 1st. one garage, truck size trical Work! iJcensed. Call fidentially. TTie Hayes Cor­ —24 crIB lad snail had Bdllta. Damato Enterprises, 646- monthly. No pets. Damato ManrhMtmr CT designs. Al^o 2 uONUS Telephone 875-1128 Available January 1st. Call door. Telephone 649-5358. after 5:00 p.m., 646-1516. poration. 646-0131. MHAtB-dK.ctl.iii Hr 1021. Enterprises, 646-1021. Coupons! Price . . . $2.25. 10 itsins In cTDcliH md halt. Monday-Saturday. after 5 p.m.,.647-1037. Security deposit required. i

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