2 t - THE HERALD. Thurs., Dec. 24, 1981 { Joins Here're tips on returning office Portrait of a local artist... Page Dr Giao Hoang has joined the prac­ tice of Joseph J. Guardino M.D., 1049 mail-order Christmas gifts Main St, Dr, Hoang is a board-certified specialist in internal Cloudy, rain medicine with sub­ This being the day before Christmas, my holiday 7) bp notified if an order is delayed with the option Manchester, Conn. speciality in message to you is how to return mail-order Christmas to cancel and receive a full refund of any payment you tonight, Sunday hematology. He is gifts — and if you think this is hardly appropriate for the have made. Sat., Dec. 26, 1981 also assistant Your 8) An accurate and honest description of the product — See, page 8 season, you haven’t yet been among the millions who 25 Cents J clinical professor of have received mail-order items in badly damaged condi­ Money's as well as a fair and competitive price for whatever you medicine with the tion, in the wrong size or not at all what the sender had are ordering. University of 9) Prompt delivery of your order, undamaged iUanrhratrr thought was being sent. Worth Connecticut School You do have rights. While you must scrupulously obey merchandise delivered as you ordered it and courteous, of Medicine. Dr. Giao Hoang the rules, the rights are yours, first as a consumer and Sylvia Porter prompt replies to your queries. second as a mail-order buyer. It is basic business com­ 10) Ask and get more information about the product or mon sense for the mail-order houses to emphasize this any aspect of the mail-order company’s service. Gabel promoted as they enter an era of the greatest expansion in their Shopping by mail is the wave of the future. This is the history. way we’ll shop so we can avoid crowds and whatever HARTFORD — Diane Gabel of Manchester has dangers have become associated with crowds. We can Here are tips for returning Christmas merchandise, 3) Follow directions for returns with care. If a special / 't, , been promoted to put together by L. Vernon Co,, a 30-year-old mail order form is required, for instance, be sure to call the com­ sit comfortably in our homes and at our leisure, select communications house headquartered in Mt. Vernon, N.Y. (Vernon pany and have the company send you the form. This is a what we want from catalogs. This assumes a selection Soviets say coordinator at the boasts its policy is for full refunds if the customer is not vital point. of products with chpices of sizes, colors and shapes. It Arrow Hart Division satisfied with the purchase, even on monogrammed 4) When returning or exchanging the item, keep a full also assumes a wide selection of payment methods; of the Crouse-Hihds items. After this report, it had better mean it!) record of what you have returned as well as copies of credit card, check, money order. Co,, according to 1 (Enclose a letter telling the company that you are any packing sjips. This is the way we’ll go — but the mail order houses a Lynda Healy, ad­ returning a Christmas gift and explaining the reasons If you were the original mail-order buyer, all of the must meet our demands, recognize our rights, respond ministrator, adver­ for your action. Be sure to give the name and address of above can be applied to you as well. And you have the to our complaints about products we have to assemble 2 tising and promo­ on our own (and can’t), try to makd the shopping at U.S. villain the original purchaser, and also tell the company what additional rights to: tion. Gabel is respon- you want .done. For instance, if you want a damaged ar­ 5) Check the reputation or reliability of any mail­ Christmas as easy and pleasant as we anticipate. And sible for coor­ ticle replaced, make that clear. Or it you want to order company through a local Better Business Bureau, shopping at Christmas is the acid test. dinating trade exchange the merchandise for a different item in the government consumer affairs department or the Direct (Job hunting? Sylvia Porter’s comprehensive new 32- publicity, sales catalog or for another size, say so. Or if you want a re­ Mail-Marketing Association (6 East 43 St,, New York, page booklet ’’How to Get a Better Job” gives up-to- promotion and, fund, don't fool around about it, N.Y. 10017)). ' date information on today’s job market and how to take product line adver- 2) In most cases, you also are entitled to reimburse­ 6) Be guaranteed satisfaction, with replacement of advantage of it. Send $1.95 plus 50 cents for postage and tising. ment for shipping costs, but you must request the reim­ the product or return of your money, if you are not handling to “ How to Get a Better Job” in care of this in Poland Prior to this bursements. Do so. satisfied. newspaper, 44(X) Johnson Dr., Fairway, Kan. 66205.) promotion. Gabel served as promotion 6 services coordinator By John Moody “Its the barest way of saying it I as well as adver- United Press International have seen to date,” said the Diane Gabel secretary for Public Records diplomat,, who has closely followed i f “ MOSCOW (D PI) — The Soviet the Arrow Hart Divi- events in Poland since the creation Union charged Friday that the of the Solidarity trade union last United States has tried for almost 30 year. Gabel received a bachelor's degree in English Biiildiii); |ifriiiilH wood stove at 227 Saddlehill Road, $300. vinyl siding at 738 Birch Mountain Road, To Rudolplt A. Reyna for coal stove at years to tear Poland away from the' Pravda traced what it alleged from Regis College in Weston, Mass. To JHC Construction Inc. for Purdy To Harold J. Parent for Elizabeth $3,200. 71 Lawton Road, $584. Soviet bloc and ’’roll back com­ were close connections between the Corp., alteration and addition to in­ Gnall, 176 vinyl siding at 176 Porter St., To Welch Roofing Co., Inc , for Janet To Kevin Hood for wood stove at 83 munism.” CIA and various Polish dissident dustrial building at 291 Adams St., $50,-' $4,000. DeCiantis, roof repair at 37-43 Oak St., Sass Drive, $187. 000 and up. In a strong warning to the West, groups, and said their combined aim Wins degrees To Andrew Ansaldi Co. for Mrs. J, $3,300. Pravda said such attempts have M A R Construction Co. Inc., for Stratton repairs and rebuilding of foun has always been to pull the country BOLTON — Gary Krause, district Manchester been repulsed more than once. dwelling at 35 Putnam St., $44,000. dation at 175 St, John’s St,, $18,000. out of the Warsaw Pact defense who oversees Midas The Communist Party newspaper To Mrs. A. Ponticelli for firewall at 31 To Stephen Napoletano for Mr. and organization and the Soviet automotive also referred for the first time to the and 33 Wilfred Road, $2,000. Mrs. S. Napoletano, replacement of rear . -e economic bloc. -operations in the 10,000 American citizens living in To Erwin A. Hyson Jr. for alteration to stairs and landing at 12 West St., $600. Herald photo by Tarquinio ’’Preparations to create a con­ Maine, Poland and said many were active dwelling at 17 Margaret Road, $3,000. To Stephen Napoletano for wooid stove trolled crisis in Poland were par­ Massachusetts, New U.S. intelligence agents. To Charles Schiavetti for Beverly Bar- at 12 West St., $300. ticularly intensified after President Hampshire, New Cars exit Hartford Road (left) at Main Street. Even if the wide, at the intersection, according to Town Planner The lengthy Christmas Day arti­ tosiak, enclosed porch at 38 Elsie Drive To Leo Valanos for wood/coal stove at Carter came to power in 1977,” the York and Vermont Cheney historic district isn’t developed, the town in­ Alan F. Lamson. cle accused the United States of $925. 182 Hawthorne St,, $500. newspaper said It specifically cited territory, recently THE RENEWABLE RESOURCE tends to .widen Hartford Road, which is only two lanes targeting Poland as a weak spot in To Mr. and Mrs. John B. Sayre Jr. for To G.L. White Co. for August Zeppa the activities of the KOS-KOR dissi­ earned “ B.S,” and the Eastern bloc in the 1950s "when A dent group and the Confederation " M . A . " degrees the CIA unleashed a full scale secret for an Independent Poland as being tree war against Hungary, Poland and from the Muffler is ’ backed by Western spy Institute 'of God's Czechoslovakia...whose aim was to organizations. Technologv — creation instigate actions against peoples "The main coordinator of the ac­ (M.I.T). everywhere Major Cheney road cost? power in those countries. tivity of that whole antisocialist rab­ Krause lives in on earth • in­ "Having suffered a failure in their ble was the CIA center in Munich Bolton. cluding Brooklyn. attempts to stage counter­ (West Germany), acting under the T he training Ht's said man once revolutionary coups in Hungary in signboard of the Liberty and Free lived in trees When he center, operated by 1956 and in Czechoslovakia in 1968, Europe radio stations, " Pravda Midas International climbed down, life never the subversive services of im­ again was to be quite so said. perialism, above all American im- Corp. in Palatine, simple ..yet only then did the Not so, says,i-r-- The two radio operations have 111,, awards the ^ tree get truly appreciated. For perialisnii, started preparations for been constant targets of Soviet “ B.S.” degree for here was food and fuel and shelter new actions to corrupt socialism criticism for their Polish-language • exceptional achieve­ Then a weapon, a tool, a wheel • and from the inside. People’s Poland broadcasts. transportation. And now it's floors, doors Town officials have.dismissed was listed as item No. 1 in their ment in Brakes and Shocks; the “ M .A,” is potential development in the are available to determine the no development at all in the ’’The White House and the State E presented to graduates who excell in Muffler and veneers, piers, baskets, caskets . . . rubber for as inaccurate claims that extra plans,” the newspaper said. Cheney Mill area by Fuss and timetable for development and Cheney district, Hartford Road Department, trampling under foot Alignment courses. gaskets. It's a handle for brooms, shovels, rakes traffic resulting from the O’Neill, Consulting Engineers, as when the improvements to Hart­ A Western diplomat said the syrup on pancakes. It's paper and paints . would still have to be widened at all standards of international law. The two-week session, trains Midas personnel to proposed Cheney mill rehabilita­ part of an overall study of the ford Road will be necessary. references to the Warsaw Pact in­ tars, spars, boxes and boxcars . .storage bins and the Main Street intersection. are trying to dictate to the Polish meet the specialized automotive needs of Midas tion will mean expensive road mill area. vasions of Hungary and blowing pins. M s toothpicks and matchsticks. . even ’’The thing we haven’t decided This is because right-turn lane is authorities how they should manage customers. adjustments beyond those called The improvements — which in­ Czechoslovakia were clearly in­ plastics. . .material for distillation, lamination, insulation is whether we have to do it now needed; at present Hartford their internal affairs and are trying for in a Jan. 12 referendum. clude adding approach lanes and tended to mean that military in­ vyindows for ventilation, and a thousand and one other or whether we can wait,” Lam­ Road has only two lanes at the in­ to organize pressure on F’oland. Minor improvetnents to Hart­ traffic, signals where Elm and tervention is still possible in Poland we-can't-do-wlthouts. Yet few people look at a tree in the same son said. tersection. “And they call this policy non­ ford Road may have to be made if it appears Gen, Wojciech way. To the small boy it's a favorite and strategic place. Pine streets meet Hartford Road ■Lamson said the town will have interference. In fact their policy has 'Where yoy build a treehouse, spot a woodpecker, to accommodate additional traf­ — are not among the public im­ to pay for the improvements to Two additional approach lanes Jaruzelski cannot stabilize the coun­ C ONE PRAYER .ONE HOPE been and remains a policy of active cut slingshots and fishpoles. hang old tires and fic resulting from the conversion provements to be paid for by a are called for on eastbound Hart­ the intersections of Hartford try on his own. interference. climb for fun. To the naturalist it's probing a fascinating world of buds. of two mill buildings to 350 $750,000 bond issue question Road witli Elm and Pine streets. ford Road by Fuss and O’Neill. * blossoms, bark, needles, cones and leaves. . spectacles of color apartments. Town Planner Alan which will be on the ballot in the The cost will "not be very large” The Main Street project is now and some 1,035 domestic species.{Yet to a baseball player it's as simple as a F. Lamson said. Jan. 12 special election to chose a stick of second-growth ash. sized and shaped to "feel like a million To the artist Lamson said, estimating it in the in the “ preliminary design 1st District congresswoman. ‘.’tens of thousands” of dollars. Christmas is the time for togetherness. It s inspiration^ alone on a windswept hill, timberline patchwork on a mountainside But th e biggest road stage,” Lamson said. Construc­ thick a ^ verdant in a valley. To the homeowner it's beauty and shade and property i reconstruction work in the area, Lamson said some of the road Fuss and O’Neill’s report also tion is at least four years away, Pape appeals Tenderness. Loving. And the greatest gift Pruning, edging, feeding and a lot qf other weekend workJ the addition of approach lanes on improvements detailed in' the calls for improvements to the in­ he added. To the hobbyist and craftsman it's a new bookcase, picnic table, panelled den plywood r of them all —^ peace. Live it fully this eastbound Hartford Road at the January, 1980 report by Fuss and tersection of Main Street and Lamson noted that the selves, a chance to become downright 'immortal". To the limberman it's a bustling intersection of Main Street, is O’Neill are among the proposed Hartford Road. That intersection recommendations of Fuss and big business measured by cords and board feet. But most of all. a tree remains what season. Sincere gratitude to our patrons. planned as part of the federally public improvements. Those in­ is already operating at design O’Neill are included on the It was in the first place, man’s ever-lasting friend. For we'd suce be "stumped" capacity during peak hours, their (or a migltty funded downtown redevelopment cluding widening intersections to assumption of full development Hft fhv anti HapptnvMM report Concluded. lot of things project and will be made whether enlarge the turning radius and of the historic district, which will Iff Ihf 1'hrimtmam .S>«r««n for freedom In a world the Cheney rehabilitation goes building bus stops to provide for ’’The intersection of Hartford have an estimated 1,200 units hf ffOMm fnrfrrr mnrv! without ireesi through or not, he said. a bus loop through the district Road and Main Street will exceed when completed. Only two O ur tvrrnnt ihtin/iM in nil. design capacity should any ad­ buildings, with a total of 350 un­ and other changes. promising to end martial law and in­ ■ Lamson said a charge by ditional traffic be loaded onto the its, are now proposed for United Press International These public improvements troduces new program for the coun­ Robert J. Smith of Harvard Road Hartford Road approach,” they rehabilitation. th« are proposed in connection with VATICAN CITY - Pope John try. in a letter in today’s Manchester said-in a letter to Anderson “ You’re talking about a developers’ plans to renovate two Paul II appealed for freedom in his In the coal fields of Silesia, 1,276 PUMPERNICKEL Burr Comars«Manch8star*64B-1450 Herald that ’’there has been no Notter Finegold, Inc., the con­ proposal for development that in­ mill buildings, the weaving and Christmas message to the world miners were still holding out in the apparent cognizance of sultants who prepared a report cludes a total of 1,200 units,” PUB r ; ■ clocktower mills on Elm Street, Friday, saying some governments mine shafts of the Piast colliery in 433 Str*** MoncK««t»f adjustments to roads needed for into 350 apartments. on the overall development of the Lamson said. “ The Clocktower is Oetilond CofnntQM lo t l x i t u are enslaving their people in concen­ Katowice, news reports said. The X extra traffic due to high density historic district. only about 120 units, or 10 percent PHONE A43 PUBB ■ \ tration camps. He sent a special protest, begun by several hundred housing in the Cheney District” The developers have said that Lamson said plans to improve of the total. blessing to his Polish homeland. miners Dec. 14. is "giving rise to is untrue. the improvements, which would the intersection are included in a ’’These improvements are Look For The Lamson said the town plans to be paid for through the $750,000 concern,'■ the state-run Warsaw MANCHESTER Main Street redevelopment plan, meant for full development. I John Paul was unsmiling and radio said. • make the improvements, but has bond issue, must be made if they which is currently in the design would think 10 percent of the un­ solemn when he stepped out onto the u i r \ \ • - not decided whether they will be a re to proceed with the stages. The plan would improve balcony, but grinned broadly when The radio said the rest of \ • *y"'' ' its would have a very minor im­ needed in the near future or at rehabilitation. Main Street through the down­ he saw about 150 fellow Poles Katowice province was calrq and 2 pact. But that’s something we’ll, normal work has resumed, inclil4ing some later date. Lamson said town engineers town area from Hartford Road to have to look at when we have waving red and white Polish flags BINGO BUGS” at the steelyard where troops and The improvements w ere will| study the development pro­ Center Street. detailed plans, for the develop­ and a banner of the independent police broke up a strike Wednesday, recommended in a 1980 study of posal when more details plans Lamson said even if there were ment and how it will proceed,” Polish trade union Solidarity. the radio said. ” We cry out to governments, to Authorities in Gdansk, where the heads of state, to systems and “Bingo Bugs” will be appearing dally In shipyards and other industries are societies, that everywhere the prin­ centers of proSolidarity union senti­ ciple of religious liberty may be ment, have been meeting this week The Herald. Just look for the “bug” with respected,” the pope said in his to plan “ decisive but prudent ac­ Woman dies in accident Italian language formal address. tion” for the post-holiday period. 6 a number In each ad; If you have It, mark ” I want these wishes to reach es­ All potential strike centers on the pecially those .who are suffering,” Baltic coast were shut down, for a It off with an X on Your “Bingo Card.” By Scot French injury and Mazzeo was uninjured, Circle, a women’s society of the Besides her affiliation with the Joy John Paul said in Polish, ’’those who long Christmas-New Year vacation, Herald Reporter according to police. church that specialized in Circle, she was also a member of have suffered depression or and no reopening date for the yards remembering the elderly and shut- desperation.” has yet been announced. Mark off all numbers on your card and Police are investigating a Christ­ Manchester Ambulance the Women’s Christian Temperance ins on their birthdays. Then in a prayer to God, the pope Archbishop Glemp referred to the mas Eve auto accident which transported Mrs. Caswell to the Union, a group formed during the said, "You have shown the way to worldwide light-a-candle-for-Poland hospital, where she was pronounced Mabel Morrison, of 176 original temperance movements claithed the life of a 72-year-old the shepherds of Bethlehem and to campaign in. a nationwide radio you have won our Weekly *100 AwardI dead at 9:16 p.m , police said. No Homestead St., who serves as chair­ near the' turn of the century. Manchester woman on her way the wise men. Show the sons and message also read at all churches, d arrests have been made. man of the society expressed sorrbw Tid ffce ScoMN (s be 9*N I Htte's lubluiig ^ f|ie kigWeet, home from church services. The group no-w distributes daughters of Poland the way toward saying the country’s “ unresolved at the loss of Mrs. Caswell. V Police said the Caswell car, a 1966 literature to high schools to educate a better future in peace, in justice issues must be seen in the flicker of Marian A. Caswell, of 82 Hilliard kappieU ktCufog scomn fa ott mm legal ^ohiw m l HvU Chevy Biscayne, was travelling ” I think she was one of these un­ students about the effects of alcohol. “ and in liberty.” the Christmas tree lights.” ;St , died Thursday night in the north on Woodbridge Street when it selfish people that was always As a symbol of his concern for IF YOU ARE A WINNER Manchester Memorial Hospital Besides her husband, Mrs. II you have a winning Bingo Card on which ail 24 numbers have been struck the side of the Mazzeo car thinking of someone else,” said Mrs. Poland, the pope lighted a single T M i gea tat geux t iiU m i m i|i ^ emergency room after suffering Caswell is survived by two sons, wich was passing east through the Morrison, who was introduced to the candle in the window of his Vatican caT-ThR published during the week head and neck injuries in the fatal Samuel E. Caswell Jr. and Robert cal The Herald the he«t publishing day between 9 and 10 A )vl to ' A l intersection from Jensen Street onto Joy Circle by Mrs. Caswell.“ I kind apartments Christmas Eve. The ;crash, which occurred just before W. Caswell, both of'Manchester; between°9ai?dmA"lvi'm 7 T ? ' ® Weaver Road. of think she was always doing more candle burned through the night. the ^ ^ publication day will be eligible tor 8:30 p.m, police said. one brother, Samuel Jencks, of Ap- than she could afford to,” Archbishop Jozef Glemp, Roman Index The Mazzeo car, a 1973 Ford Sta­ pomaug; and a sister, Dorothy John­ TMB Catholic primate of Poland, praised : Police said Mrs. Caswell was tion wagon, received damage to the Church member Doreen Spano, of son of West Warwick, R.I. Business ...... ALL THE DETAILS WILL main stmeet riding in the passenger seat of a car the world’s support for the Polish IW G GLINIIV right side, while the Caswell vehicle 195 Ferguson Road, also remembers Funeral services will be held Mon­ Classified...... BE IN THE HERALD’S FULL COLOR PAGE driven by her husband, Samuel E. received front-end damage. Mrs. Caswell as ” a very warm, people Friday, saying the flicker of Editorial ...... BARRETT CO GLASTONBURY S ^ avnue day, 11 a.m., at the Holmes FunerS Christmas candles offers hope for Caswell Sr., when the two-door Christian person, who just had a Entertainment ...... » n - n » The Caswells were returning from Home, 400 Main St, Burial will be in Plumbing & Supply Co. J EVERY THURSDAY! sedan struck a station wagon driven loving nature. She made us all feel solution of the national crisis. Obituaries ...... ELLINGTON M win Ro., n. u the Christmas Eve services at Com­ the East Cemetery. Xbere are no CHECK CLASSIFIED PAGES DAILY FOR ;by Stephen M. Mazzeo, 16, of 155 like we were her children.” Analysts studied the holiday Restaurants...... 331 Broad St. Maneheatar munity Baptist Church on East calling hours. *>BINQO BUGS” INSTRUCTIONS Elenton St.,>at the intersection of rnessage of Poland’s Communist Sports...... 649-1504 WILLINGTON ROUTE 44, I Center Street at the time of the acci­ Mrs. Caswell was bom in Ap- : Woodbridge and Jensen Streets. Memorial contributions may be leader, Gen. Wojciech Jaruzelski, Television ...... dent pomaug, R.I. and had been a made to the . Community Baptist puzzled by his failure to mention his Caswell, 70, suffered a slight knee Mrs. Caswell was active in the Joy Manchester resident for 15 years. Church. own Communist Party even once in 2 - THE HKRALD, Sal., Dec. 26, 1981 THE HERALD, Sat., Dec. 26, 1981 — 3 Your Neighbors’ Views

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The sunset lights up the clouds over Charter Oak Park. ANNA UTKE, SETH BUCHESNEAU, JOSEPH BEAULIEU, WILLIAM FOI8EY, WILMA JOYNER, JANET DONN, MAURICE DOYON, NELL RAMEY, Manchester: "No. I don’t Andover: "No, not really." Manchester: “ Yeah — Manchester: "N ot yet. Manchester: “Not yet. I Manchester: "Not yet, just Manchester: "No. none. Manchester: "Not really. I make any bfecause I don’t stay alive, be a good boy." E v e r y y e a r I q u it try. I keep some of them." hitting the b o o k s at I’m happy." , haven’t thought of any this keep them." smoking." schooL" year." 0 . . I* 2 ■ i - Sewer fund holdup could stall town growth

By Paul Hendrie sewerage capacity for 1,500 ad­ construction, according to Elizabeth drawing board. An earlier timetable the cost. built and a stricter standard effec­ Herald Reporter ditional housing units. Neuffer, an aide to U.S. Sen. scheduled construction for 1983, If federal funds become available, tive after the plant is built. A proposal earlier this year by Christopher J. Dodd, D-Conn. We hear everything from ‘83 to they will be allocated to the state. Manchester’s plans to build an ad­ President Reagan sought to cut However, Ms. Neuffer explained, ‘86,” he said. But it all revolves The state' then sets its priorities But Ms. Neuffer said it is not at all vanced sewer system are now in funds for sewerage plants designed “ Even though we have the , around what money is available. and hands out the money to the certain that Presijient Reagan will limbo, because of an impasse “ to meet future population authorization for the appropriation, But Water and Sewer Superinten­ towns. revive the sewerage construction between President Reagan and the projects...” while protecting funds the appropriation itself is contingent dent Frank Jodaitis said money was program, thus making the funding Congress that has delayed the ap­ for plants designed to improve with the president’s approval of the the only real stumbling block now Jodaitis said, because of the doubt available. propriation of $2.6 billion. water quality. program.” facing the plant. about federal funding, “ everything That s a topic of a lot of discus­ ’The new plant is planned both to ’The Manchester plant seeks to do If the president fails^to approve “ Our plans are basically ready to is up in the air. ‘The state priorities sion down here," she.said. , meet current federal and state both, but there was speculation by the sewer construction program, 30 go out to bid,” he said. ‘"They’re are changing constantly.” water quality regulations and to in­ town officials earlier this year that states will have to stop projects next now under review by the state.” Former Public Works Director The advanced treatment plant is crease sewerage capacity to accom­ Manchester might get funds year and 35 Connecticut Jodaitis said a final price tag Jay J. Giles said earlier this year Herald photo by Pinto neeeded to meet the required stan­ modate future town growth. necessary to improve the quality of municipalities would be affected, should be available after the state that if the federal money doesn't dards for the quality of water dis­ General Manager Robert B. Weiss discharged water, but not the money Ms, Neuffer said. Department of Environmental come through, the town could either charged into the Hockanum River. said in an information sheet about needed to boost sewerage capacity. Manchester is one of those Protection finishes its review pay for the plant itself — a move Jodaitis said the town now has two the proposed improvements to the A House-Senate conference com­ towns. Earlier estimates were in the $10 that would require a referendum — Study reinforces MHS programs discharge permits from the state Cheney Historic D istrict that mittee recently authorized $2.6 The town has an advanced million range, with the federal or scrap plans for the plant, which Manchester now only has the billion in federal funding for sewer wastewater treatment plant on the government picking up 90 percent of EP: one for before the new plant is would limit further town growth. Dropout prevention: Vealistic' career ed Consultant helps town save funds Special Offer By Nancy Thompson measure itself and define the announced last spring. The significant education problem, the Another type of dropout was Fifteen of the 42 dropouts part-time employment for students, By Paul Hendrie benefits to town employees Cross/Blue Shield, to violate collective characterisitics of high school town decided to explore Herald Reporter report states, with approximately described as ‘‘the angry student who reported negative feelings about the report adds. Herald Reporter will not change, he added. protect the town from bargaining agreements December 26 - 30 dropouts, less expensive alter­ one in four high school students resists authority, is easily themselves or depression. U n d e r th e plan, claims that exceed the with town employee, un­ Students who are uninterested in Ludes also said, however, that the MHS has a cooperative Blue Cross/Blue Shield natives. leaving school before graduation. frustrated and lacks respect for the ‘‘The high unemployment and per­ recommended by the in­ available funds. ions, Moore said, because academics are potential high school figures contained in the report do educational program, where . was insuring the health of Moore said Blue That rate has increased slightly rights of others." sonal problems reported by the surance brokerage firm He explained that “ stop the level and type of dropogl.s- and should receive not necessarily reflect the situation students'get credit for working part town employees, all right, Cross/Blue Shield told the over the past 20 years, the report Four characterisitics of dropouts dropouts point to the need for both Alexander & Alexander of loss” insurance will cover benefits does not change. color print "realistic career and vocational at Manchester High School ac­ of the day in various occupations. but rising premiums town in April that rates for says. were almost universally described career counseling and a wide range Connecticut, East Hart­ any inajor medical claims programming," a recently-released curately. It is difficult to achieve ac­ An alternative education program, weren’t helping the town’s Town employees and general government by the participating schools; lack of of support service^ including per­ ford, Blue Cross/BIue which exceed $50,000 in a report concludes. curacy in counting dropouts, Ludes According to Clay Steinberger, which allowed students to earn Board of Education workers alone would jump motivation, school absence 'or tar­ sonal counseling,” the report says. economic health. Shield will administer the expected claim in any The report describes the results of the study director, that increase credits toward graduation employees would be by about $100,000. film said. In addition, MHS is a three- diness, low grades and disruptive So, the Board of Direc­ town’s health insurance un­ month. a year-long study of high school signals a need for greater attention In the recommendations which requirements in the evening, was covered, if the school year high school and the figures are behavior. tors decided this week to der contract. Moore said the town The Board of Eklucation dropouts in 21 capitol region towns, to students least likely to succeed in follow the study report, Steinberger eliminated by the Board of Educa­ board also follows the based on a four year system. follow a consultant’s But instead of paying expects to deposit the was hit with a similar in­ developing including Manchester. school and most likely to drop out. urges local, regional and state agen­ The report defines a dropout as During the study, 42 dropouts — 22 tion during budget cuts last ‘ report that suggested the premiums to Blue recommendation. crease. E same amount of money — The study, which was conducted "an individual less than 21 years old males and 20 females — were inter­ cies to ‘‘make career and vocational summer. town insure itself. T h e Alexander & 12 Exposure School personnel participating in Cross/Blue Shield, the. about'$2 million — in its in­ by the Capitol Ilegion Education who leaves school before graduation viewed. Of those, 39 had been education as important as academic ’That will save the town Alexander study, which the study reported that dropouts “ We believe that the value of the town will deposit and in­ surance fund that it would If you have a news tip or Council, was funded with a $38,000 or Completion of studies, for any employed at some time since drop­ education.” some $40,000 a year im­ cost the town $2,500, was were socially isolated, withdrawn CREC study for Manchester High vest the money and use the have paid in premiums. story idea in Manchester, grant from the state Department of reason except death, and does not ping out, but only nine were mediately, because the prompted by drastic in­ and tended to be loners. The report suggests schools reach School will be in the raw body of interest that accumulate to But eventually, after the contact City Editor Alex Education and matching funds from crease in Blue Cross/Blue pursue further education.” employed at the time of the inter­ out to business and industry for joint data collected from neighboring town no longer will have to pay claims. deposit egrns interest and Girelli at ’ITie Manchester the participating towns. view. , Shield premium that were The study found an estimated an­ Other characteristics of dropouts program planning to provide school districts,” Ludes said. “ The pay a tax on insurance In effect, the town will the reserves are built, the Herald, telephone 643-2711, H.79 Manchester High School Principal nual dropout rate of 6,5 percent in were passivity, lack of goals, poor According to Steinberger, the training for students. study should be very useful in our premiums. Town Con­ be insuring itself. annual deposit should be Jacob Ludes 111 has cited the study the towns studied during the 1979-80 communication skills, inability to Schools should plan alternative continuing self-evaluation of troller ’Thomas S. Moore for providing broad-based informa­ group tended to find jobs that last Moore said the town will less, Moore said. f "" " KODAcfflof HLWnSvEroTiN^— y school year. accept responsibility and to face school options, provide oppor­ policies, procedures and said this week. retain “ stop loss” in­ C only a few months and call for little The consultant’s report tion against which the school can School dropouts continue to be a However, the level of jVr'/.Exp. __ •1 .7 9 24 Exp...... • 3 .9 9 | reality, according to the report. skill. tunities for continuing education and requirements.” surance with Blue also suggests that the town naw year’s j) develop an educational |2 0 E x p ...... *3 .3 9 36 Exp..... * 6 .2 9 | program for town party headquarters ^ employees, so benefits are I VALID DEC. 26 thru 30, 1981 I not abused. • iMrta I COUPON MUST ACCOMPANY ORDER | *jl H g CALDWELL OIL, INC. “ For example, we don’t • nolMmaker* v Procetaing by Guartflan ■ - I ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■■■SB ■t r want people running to the • paper tablawara V emergency room when Mon. thru Sat. 9—5:30 • balloons Thursday 9—9 they have a hangnail,” said • atroamori Moore. • plastic party glassoa 1 1 5 . 9 C.O.D. He said Alexander & the Salem nassiff camera shop Alexander will provide 639 main 6 4 3 -73 6 9 mancheater specific recommendations for an'education program. 6 4 9 - 8 8 4 1 Other town insurance Elks Share programs, such as life in­ S i\uvira£k^mAiitniM surance, will not change. > draiScwn inandiutiT^ *** The Elks Club hasn’t ignored The new health in­ th e Manchester Area r , LITTLE ANDREW surance program does not Conference of Church’s m m Seasonal Sharing Appeal. i A r# & Bringing holiday packages to FRIENDS OF RNANCHESTER the needy are (from left) Joe 535-BURNSIPE AVE., E. HTFP. CALOOR SHOPPING PLAZA V>,4S» yi Morrone, loyal knight; Pat OPEN M0N.-FRI. 10-9 Bennett of MACC, and Whitney Good Used Children’s Clothes SAT. 10-6 Hastings, lecturing knight. The ‘ on Consignment Baals Youth Specialty Shop 2 club donated 12 Christmas 2 (Sizes: Newborn — ‘10) NOW OPEN 757 Main St. Manchester packages. SUNDAYS 12-5 OPEN TUES-SAT10-3 649-1232 5 2 8 -8 6 6 8 « its *5 ff W ® AFTER CHRISTMAS IHEAVYWEAR SALE* lerald photo by Richmond 6 iianfi|palrr Hrral^ CLEARANCE Fred Arnold of 102 Prospect St., Rockville, Manchester Herald’s trip to Disney World in Snowsuits beams proudly at his mother, Claudia Ar­ Florida. He and his parents and a young Official Manchester Newspaper nold, after being told he Is the winner of the friend will make the trip in February. USPS 327-500 VOL. Cl, No. 73 Coats — Jackets Herald photo by Tarquinlo Published daily except Sunday and certain holidays by Pram Suits — Snowmobiles the Manchester Publishing Co., Herald Square, Manchester, Conn. 06040. Second class postage paid at C a le n d a r s Herald newsboy winner Manchester, Conn. POSTMASTER: Send address % changes to T h e Manchester Herald, P.O. Box 591, Reduceij Manchester, Conn. 06040. 50 Public Building Commission, 7:30 p.m., Fireplace To subscribe, or to report a delivery problem, call 647- ORIGINAL PRICES Andover Room, Town Hall. of trip to Disney World ^9946. Office hours are 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Monday Up To 40% Mond iiy Senior Citizens Committee, 7:30 p.m,, Bentley through FYiday and 7 to 10 a.m. Saturday. Delivery Memorial Library. ENTIRE WRITER & HOLIDAY STOCK OF Town Clerk. 7 p.m., Town Office Building. should be made by 5 p.m. Monday through Friday and by By Barbara Richmond Tax Collector. 7 p.m.. Town Office Building. Tuesday Ellington, will fly to Disney World Fred is a Grade 4 student 7:30 a.m. Saturday. Herald Reporter at . Suggested carrier rates are $1.20 weekly, $5.12 for one Assessor. 7 p.m.. Town Office Building. Conservation Commission, 7:30 p.m., Herrick Park in Florida during the February Skinner Road School in Vernon. DRESSES«SPORTSWEAR*COATS Other Unadvertised Specials Planning and Zoning Commission, 7:30 p.m., Town Of- Building. school vacation. They will spend six month, $15.35 for three months, $30.70 for six months, U really wasn’t meant to be a The carriers also received a fice Building. nights and seven days there. and $61.40 for one year. Mail rates are available on birthday present — but it turned out . Part of the contest was luck. For bonus. For every order they ob­ request. Infants — Toddlers that way.’ Fred Arnold of 102 HOSIERY*JEWELRY*LINGERIE Manchester every three new subscribers a tained they received 200 points Bolton Prospect St., Rockville, a newsboy or girl obtained, his or her toward the prize book catalog. To place a classified or display advertisement, or to M onday Manchester Herald newsboy, is 10 *2S% ON DENIM Girls — Boys — Preps Miindiiy name was put in a large box. At the Winning the trip was not only a big _ report a news item, story or picture idea, call 643-2711. Pension Board, 3 p.m.. Municipal Building hearing today. And he’s also the winner of Town Clerk, 7 p.m.. Town Hall.- end of the contest, which lasted for a birthday present for Fred but it was ‘ Office hours are 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through room. the Herald’s trip to Disney World. Tax Collector. 7 p.rh.. Town Hall. few weeks and ended Dec. 19, a one of the best Christmas presents "Friday. Commission on Aging, 7:30 p.m.. Senior Center Fred, his mother and father and a MONDAY-FRIDAY 10-9 SATURDAY 10-6 Assessor/Building Official, 7 p.m.. Town Hall, drawing was held and it- was F,red he could give to his mom and dad Eighth District, 7:30 p.m,. Eighth District Firehouse, family friend,-Eric Limberger, 5, of Arnold’s name that was drawn. and friend, Eric. t o 4 - THE HERALD. Sat., Dec. 2fi, 1981 THE HERALD, Sat., Dec. 26, 1981 j - 5 Christmas special joy tor many handicapped Parents

family in town on Christ­ fight to DOUBLE COUPONS ALL WEEK! By Linda Wolohan Christmas in many homes tire community. children. known as Little Ruck’s writing letters to Santa and of La Jara, Colo., promised United Press mas Eve. in the northern Ohio com­ "Fifty years back, peo­ In Little Rock, Ark., r“Black Santa,” said his carefully clipping adver­ herself she’d walk by I Internationai The gift-giving tradition munity because of the ple weren’t going to have a restaurant owner Robert dinner would be for tisements for their favorite Christmas. started in 1932 with the Depression, and he Christmas,” said Sharon “Say” McIntosh sponsored anyone, “rich or poor. This toys, little Ursula Salazar, The child’s m other. teach Christmas was Rev. Ralph Albright, then organized a drive to make Kozlowski, one of this a free dinner for anyone is the real Christinas spirit a victim of cerebral palsy, Marguerite Salazar, said celebrated with gusto by pastor of the Brownhelm sure each child received a year’s party organizers. who was alone Christmas and what it should all be spent her time learning after months of therapy, millions of Americans, but Congregational Church. gift of some kind. The ef­ “That’s how it got started, Day. about.” •how to walk. Ursula was so determ ine. WE WILL BE OPEN SUNDAY 9 A.M. TO 4 P.l to at least one woman suf­ Albright realized there fort has grown in scope by delivering food and fruit McIntosh, who for the While other children to walk she made her wish own kids fering from a rare disease would be little joy that since then to take in the en­ and something for the past 19 years has been prepared for Christmas by Last summer Ursula; 4, come true Dec. 16. HAPPY HOLIDAYS BEGIN AT FOOD MART! that has severely dis- : BERLIN (UPI) - A cou­ figuretf her face, the day ple will ask a judge to dis­ COLONIAL FULLY COOKED was especially joyous. miss charges they failed to ' U.S.D.A. CHOICE BEEF ^ Those. spreading CELEBRATE THE NEW YEAR WITH... educate their 8-year-old BONELESS goodwill, realizing Christ­ Party Time...we make it son so they can continue a Smoked Hams mas can also be one of the light on religious grounds Top Round most painful days of the nice & easy. to teach him at home. WALOBAUM’S WATER ADDED! or-Bottom Round year, made sure the needy Deborah Corcoran, 29, and lonely had a place to go The A&P Dell has all SHANK PORTION - t ' kinds of party plat­ also said in an interview ROASTS for the holiday. \ ters and tasty ac- Thursday from her Berlin Lisa H., swollen and GREEN A companimenis home she plans to teach aching from surgery in j B eautifully p u l to- gether to please her two other children at Food M a rt LB. Philadelphia from y even the class gour- home once they reach Elephant Man’s disease, J mets For party time. school age. was overjoyed by the hun­ ' any hme people gel together Ask about “ That’s why we are COLONIAL FULLY COOKED • WATER ADDED Rich’s Qrads"A” dreds of cards and gifts ALL STORES HAVE EXTENDED HOURS MONDAY A&P parly trays And going through with this LEAN TASTY FRESH SAVINGS! en |o y' that received from well- ;(court case),” she said. SMOKED HAMS P O R T IO N LB wishers. THRU THURSDAY. CLOSED NEW YEAR’S DAY. Mrs. Corcoran and her PORK COLONIAL FULLY COOKED • WATER ADDED Fresh She has declined to be in- (Please check local stores for exact hours.) husband, Donald, also 29, CENTER S M O K E D H A M S L IC E S LB. terviewed, but her pleaded innocent in Turkeys remarks were quoted by COLONIAL WHOLE FULLY COOKED • WATER ADDED i c w s r Vleat Specials Meat Specials i T P l T Vleat Specials ^ Superior Court Wednesday HAM ROAST 10 TO 22 LBS. AVG the Hospital of the Univer­ WHOLE OR SHANK PORTION 2 to 10 counts of failing to SMOKED HAMS lb V a v g , l b ,M . 1 9 sity of Pennsylvania, ^ucate their son, Noah. SOLO WHOLE ONLY C where she underwent nine BEEF RIB-20 TO 25 LBS. FULLY COOKED WATER ADDED BEEF LOIN-BONE IN The couple, members of U.S.D;A. CHOICE BEEF BONELESS RUMP or LB. . hours of risky surgery Dec. the Seventh-day Adventist s i . 4 e ROUND TIP ROAST LB M . 9 9 9 to remove tumors from church, believe it’s the U.S.D.A. CHOICE TRIMMED BONELESS vVHpLEor her head and face. Her 'responsibility of parents to WALOBAUM’S LEAN FRESH ■ HOT or MILD EITHER ■ U.S.D.A. CHOICE BEEF nose was reconstructed, Whole Beef Sirloin educate their children. ITALIAN SAUSAGE . 5 9 b e e f b r is k e t s SIDE LB. . 9 9 LEAN and her left eye, nearly , “Noah is not illiterate or PORK LOIN ASSORTED' blind and three times, its Smoked dumb and is too special for . . yE S H w h o l e or RIB SIDE Ground normal size, was removed. PORKLOIN iM .39 FRESH PORK CHOPS ebM . 4 9 Ribs US to give the responsibility Lisa, a 21-year-old subur­ Steaks U.S.D.A. CHOICE UNTRIMMEO WHOLE LOIN of educating him to PERDUE FRESH GRADE “A" ban Philadelphian, said ;omeone else,” sdid Mrs. Chuck gifts from children helped Corcoran. OVENSTUFFERS T m°e';,'''’, 79*^ SHELLS OF BEEF ubM . 9 9 . U.S.D.A. CHOICE BEEF LOIN s j e ease the torment caused by Clifford Gleason, pastor rcnis/wcPERDUE FRESHm ean MEATYi v i c a a i i A w w n * youngsters who taunted H a m s ^ i lb. W /2 - ' S LB. 8 9 « T A IL LB of Seventh-day Adventist ROASTER DRUMSTICKS lb 79'^ SHELL STEAKS 2 . 9 9 her in the past. churches in Meriden, “I didn’t ask to look like Portland and Plainville, this,” she said. "Didn’t Custom Cut To Order said public schools weren’t HOLIDAY STORE HOURS: they realize how they hurt 2 “ Rump Portion lb. 1®® set up to accomplish the C anada Dry Maxwell Heuse Build a better holiday fruit boyvl and me? Thank God there are a “most important aspect of Ritz make a fresher salad with produce lot of really nice people in education’’ — character MONDAY • TUESDAY • WEDNESDAY INSTANT from your nearby Food Mart. my life. People are more O P E N ’TIL 10 P.M. Mixers development and role Crackers FRESH CRISP good than bad” • 32 OZ, VINE RIPENED BEEF RIB-SMALL END-9TH-t2TH RIBS2 79 LB LEAN GROUND BEEF-5 LB PKG.OR MORE-1,69 LB. BEEF ROUND-BONELESS-10 TO 22 LBS. ^ ^ BEEF LOIN (PORTERHOUSE WITH TAIL-2.99 LB.| modeling. BOTTLES OFFE CALIFORNIA One person who shows ■ The Corcorans’ case was THURSDAY OPEN ’TIL 12 OUNCE PKG. 2 his goodness in an unusual 10 OUNCE JAR Fresh Oven Ready Fresh Ground 149 Whole Sirloin continued until Jan. 22, 6 P.M. way is Albert Rosen of Rib Roasts- \7^ T-Bone Iceberg Tine Custom Cut I W ith when Mrs. Corcoran said • Milwaukee, a Jew who has Beef 5 Lb. Pkg. Or More I l|JO To Order lb ■ Tomatoes Large End ms'" Steaks Tail lb. their lawyer will ask a FRIDAY CLOSED I CONN Lettuce JUMBO 5x6 SIZE spent Christmas Eve for BONELESS-BUFFET STYLE , 0 BEEF ROUND-BONELESS (STEAKS-2 39 LB I ^ _ PLUS UB judge to dismiss the NEW YEAR’S DAY DEPOSIT y the past 13 years filling in BEEF RIB-BONE IN Ham Royale 2^ Sirloin Tip Roasts J®® BEEF RIB-BONELESS' 10 TO 12 LBS 2 charges on grounds that I LARGE as a substitute so GOOD HEALTH FOOD CLUB-REGULARCLUB • REGULAR or FRENCHFf CUT Rib Steaks l Whole Rib Eyes h°;> ,b 3®® state law requiring parents HEAD LB. Christians can spend the S o ltz e r W atB r zboz bottle FRESH-MIXED FRYER PARTS S L IC E 0 -)2 0 2 PACKAGE to send their children to PRICES EFFECTIVE \Aju niFOR I le neoneiT I. —Green • Beans ^ 16 0 Z .C A N 3 forM. FLORIDA holiday with their families. F A m # CONN PLUS DEPOSIT school is unconstitutional F O O D C L U B Box-O-Chicken CALIFORNIA SEEDLESS A&P Luncheon Assortment 1 SUNDAY, DEC. 27 Fresh Avocados '^Xzf e a 4 9 '^ This year, Rosen was a U S. NO. 1-BAKING-MAINE “ B” SIZE because it violates the Cor­ QQO THRU SWEET telephone operator for Bar­ U S D A INSPECTED-5LB PKG OR MORE SLICED corans’ religious beliefs. M a y o n n a is e Minute Rice 14 O Z . P K G ® 1 .0 9 bara McCaskill so she Fresh Chicken Legs Boston, was seen HOOD’S SCHORRS ■ WHOLE or HALVES ONION 2^® Conditioner B o n i E ® 1 .6 9 Court Thursday. The com­ CUSTOM GROUND BEAN-DECAFFEINAIEO Wednesday morning in a 2o n.s C Q C Kosher Pickles ° jaT pany asked the court to Lipton Soup Mix Southbury restaurant. jw300 COUNTvvun I PACKAGErMorsMoc 6^ Scur Cream in phg Eight 0 ’ Clock Coffee IMPERIAL SOFT review five issues in the INSrORES WITHDELI - The man was in the REGULAR OR EXTRA BODY-CONDITIONER OR SOAP-FILLED SCOURING Q -TipS COTTON SWABS . 5 9 16 OZ. CONTAINER RcGULAR.DRIP OR MR AUTOMATIC STORE SLICEO-LONGACRE 1 LB. CONTAINER ruling by the state Depart- .restaurant alone and M a rg a rin e WITH $100. WORTH OF GREEN REGISTER TAPES 6 Silkience Shampoo Brillo Soap Pads MILK N'HONEY. ’ ^ menfof Public Utility Con­ Martinson Coffee Turkey Breast ' “spoke politely in a soft H O O D ’S 2 % S29 99 WtTHOUT TAPES REGULAR, EXTRA OR UNSCENTED-AEROSOL FOR h o l id a y DRINKS 160Z. BOTTLE 6 4 O Z trol. DECORATED-SINGLE PLY ' voice,” Berluti said, ad­ S h a m p o o I ■ 5 0 FREE FLOATING HEART IN 14K GOLD STORE SLICED Low Fat Milk CONTAINER The utility was granted a Mink Hair Spray Sweetheart Straws 160-cl 7 Q 0 ding it wasn’t known how SEE STORE FOR DETAILS , Coronet Napkins pkg f 9 Genoa Salami profit ma’-gin of 16,1 per­ REGULAR OR UNSCENTEO-ANTI PEflSPIRANT B i.O Z S IZ E the man was traveling. cent, but had requested a HEFTY-MEDIUM GARBAGE BAGS-20CT OR STORE SLICED-IMPORTED Berluti said Connecticut Dry Idea Roll Dn Foam CupHs k Bonus margin of 19 percent. The Trash Bags'I Pack Austrian Swiss Cheese troopers were on general ixYiirssm ss FO O D CLUB KEEBLER ^ B a n ’G K EEB LER , difference represents a CAPSULES-16CT OR TABLETS-20 CT W H ITEdSO C T-1 45| alert for Mannihg, who is HEFTY-OOORGUARD(TALL KITCHEN-36 CT PKG 2 49) COLE SLAW POTATO SALAD OR MARICHINO I TOASTED I Kosher or Dill Graham Cracker cost to customers of about Headway By Vicks Paper Plates sought in the slaying Mon­ CCCCA Tall Kitchen Bags Macaroni Salad Choice' ' 12COUNT PACK CHERRIES iSnack Crackersi PICKLES CRUST I $40 million. day of New Jersey trooper 10OUNCEJAR I 9 OUNCEPKG. I 48 OUNCE JAR The utility also Philip Lamonaco. 6 OUNCEPKG. I TODDLER r J I ^ questioned the DPUC’s CASHEWS PLUS ANN PAGE MOUNTAIN DEW OR - Connecticut FBI Agent denial of a request to Pampers •‘'R ichard Foster said * 2 . 33 ! 63 ' Stuffed Pepsi I WITH THIS COUPON AT FOOD * 1.23 recover some fuel costs Diapers „ 1 0 9 ' Wednesday Manning and fHlS COUPON from customers and the ' Nutcracker Nuts Olives 6 9 ^ Cola '’"'XT''' b1l I ! jhe other suspect in the panel’s position that cer­ • Party Peanuts ; trooper’s killing, Raymond 12-o t - I 69 rn r.irn«i> rq out c u ito m t ta, wo raiervq ma figrii to Hour aalaa 1o 3 pkga or any itam aicapt artiato oiriarwiaa noiod ' Itama ottarad tor aala not avaiiaoia in caaa iota of to oinui reia

• »’ Turning the probe of FTC on a complainer tells why By James V. Heallon also the suspicion that there was a ..United Press WASHINGTON: Joe Sugarman is between January and March 1979, anything to do with it. little behind-the-scene sabotage by International thee kind of person whose cause I when a snowstorm crippled his com­ The watches finally arrived on employees of the Labor Department would normally champion. He has puter operation. Sugarman outlined Dec. 16 — 14 weeks after the order NEW HAVEN (UPI) - and the Health and Humane Ser­ Authorities were checking portrayed himself as a victim, a his plight in a series of “ Battle was sent. A delay notice was never vices Department, who gave aid and .her passport too closely man caught up in a nightmare. Reports.” Jack Anderson received. comfort, to the ani-administration .last May in Poland and Sugarman came to my office for One of these reports caught the Footnote: Dingell concluded in Washington Merry-Qo-Round his report there was ’’no evidence of hecklers. cellist Cecylia Barczyk, 31, help more than a year ago. He asked eye and the sympathy of a group of got the uneasy feeling they FTC wrongdoing or vendetta.” — Although some financial me to look into his case. The deeper employees at the National Cash weren’t going to let her expeerts believe the United States I dug, the worse he looked. This is Register Corp, in Cambridge, Ohio. WHITE HOUSE PIPELINE: ‘ leave. should return to the gold standard his story: The employees — 30 in all — wrote Communications director David “ They told me when I ale and President Reagan hinted during Sugarman owns one of the largest Sugarman a letter chronicling their Gergen has become an ogre in the .come back I have to go to his campaign that he would not be the police office otherwise mailrorder companies in the country subsequent dealings with his firth. the FTC rule prompted our first than 2,000 small businessmen wrote eyes of some staffers in the save save plenty! save $3! save up to $40! averse to such a move — the ad-- I could never leave again. — JS&A Group Inc. of Northbrook, “ After reading this (Battle phone call. to him complaining about' thee presidential press office. The ministration has quietly decided to This was like making a III. His ads have appeared in at least Report), you gained our sympathy, “ October 30 ... ‘Your’ six weeks F’TC’s treatment of Sugarman. grumblings include charges that condition for me to go back 75 publications. and we decided to support you,” the junk the idea. passed with no watches. Call No. 2. But the congressional in­ Gergen is undercutting absent press and forth,” she said. For three years, Sugarman has NCR employees wrote on Nov. 25. — Investigators for Rep. John At this time we were told that- the vestigators checked and found that secretary Jim Brady by giving those Miss Barcyzk, who is % claimed that the Federal Trade “ So we started a campaign among Dingell, D-Mich., asked the Office 40 watches were in transit and we JS&A’s own records had furnished 11.99 59.99 loyal to Brady nothing ^ t menial Poland’s foremost woman 10.99 of Management and Budget for a list Commission waged a “ vendetta” our fellow employees to solicit sup­ should receeive them in ap­ the FTC with its ammunition. Of 50,- tasks. Part of the reason Gergen has cellist, had been studying Katie Brooks misses warmest 2 of the regulations that had been sent fire islander gotham® cashmln against his company for technical port for your cau5e.” proximately 10 days.” 000 orders received by the company been able to arrogate 'so much ’ music at Yale University to federal agencies for review. violations of the agency’s mal-order To show their support, the group But as the Nov. 25 letter noted, the between August 1977 and December power to himself is that his duties since 1977 and knew truly poly separates sweaters misses slacks storm pantcoats 0MB sent over, the list. Dingell’s rule. This regulation requires the ordered 40 Hong Kong watches from 10 days passed, another phone call 1978, more than 8,000 were shipped were never clearly spelled out. But ■ free people come and go as , they please. The police de- seller to deliver within a certain JS&A on Sept, 9. The ad specified was made and JS&A assured the at least more than 60 days late with he now runs the press operation with staff asked for documents time — whatever date is mentioned delivery within six weeks. NRC group that the customer’s no adequate delay notice being sent. explaining why the regulations , mand was a nail in the cof- Reg. $17-$33l Texturized Reg. $151 Famous maker Reg. $90 and $1001 Reliable an iron hand. fin of her Polish The soft ones of Nomeile'* in the ad, or 30 days if no time limit Three weeks later, the NCR cancellation option was in the mail. What about the Hong Kong should be rescinded. 0MB sent over “tree bark” polyesters to — There have been bitter post­ citizenship. acrylic in colors you’ll lovel pants in proportioned sizes. cold stoppers with lots of is promised. If the seller doesn’t employees received an another list of regulations — The letter endeed: “ Here we are — watches? When my associate Tony mortems within the administration She said Thursday she mix and match for resort V-neck, cowl or boatneck Easy, elastic waist, pull-on fashion details, flattering deliver on time the customer must acknowledgement of their order, A different from the first. Finally, no letter, no delay and no watches.” Capaccio first called JS&A, Sugar- over the recent near-disastrous ' has asked for political and work, from now on! style. Many colorsi Sizes Dingell’s staff asked for the styles. Misses sizes. Buy styling, easy fit. Texturized be notified of the new shipping date little later, they got a second Investigators for Rep. John man said he was unaware of the White House Conference on Aging. asylum in the U.S. Blazers! Skirts! SweatersI and the fact that the order can be acknowledgement — but no watches. regulations themselves. 0MB sent several, at this low, low 10-20 Average and Petites. poiyesters with deep acryiic Dingell, D-Mich,, have determined NCR employees’ letter. On the se­ The concensus is that poor planning “ I believe in democracy. PantsI BlousesI Navy, pricel sportswear. Stock up! sportswear. piie or fake fur iinings. Sizes canceled. Their letter to Sugarman con­ that the NCR employees weren’t the cond call, Sugarman said the was chiefly responsible for the over a boxful — but had to ask for “ There is none in Poland. I Sugarman claims that the FTC un­ tinues: “ October 22. Six weeks them back. They had sent the - can’t live in a country winter white. Sizes 8-18. 6-20. coats. only ones bothered by Sugarman’s watches had in fact been mailed out chaos and controversy that marked sportswear. fairly dug up complaints against his passed with no watches and no-delay ' late deliveries. Dingell had become the very day we first called — while the sessions, resulting in some bad originals and needed to make ''Without democracy. I notice. This apparent violation of believe in freedom,” said firm for being late in delivery interested in the case when more denying that the first calll had press for the president. But there’s copies. ( Miss Barcyzk, daughter of a retired Silesian coal Guest editorial miner. “ Poland — my country and m y p e o p le — is experiencing a nightmare. Polish stunner Millions of people are deprived of their basic human rights and dignity,” From the Woonsocket (R.l.) helpless to do anything aboi^^^ she said in an interview at Call Yale. him as it appears to be in moun­ “ Thousands are jailed. Solidarity twitted the Com­ ting any protest against the Hundreds are injured, and munist authority once too often, m ilitary rule. a large number of people and the Polish independent labor TheFe are scattered strikes, have already lost their union is suffering the con­ but without unity, no force can lives. ’This is the price my people must pay for their - sequences of martial law. Slow­ expect to challenge the authority attempt at democracy. I ly, almost laboriously, the union in a Communist nation. am heartbroken,” she said. was achieving improvements, In the Western world, opinion She was encouraged by gains almost unheard of in a has bben overwhelmingly the defection this week of Communist-led country. That against the shackling of Polish Polish Ambassador has all been brought to a grin­ labor and the extinguising of the Romauld Spasoiyski and his w ife, and said the ding halt by the intercession of thin rays of hope for peace which repression of the Polish the Polish military. had been penetrating the r- labor union Solidarity, It was obvious when Wojciech darkness of Polish which she has supported Jaruzelski was named premier totalitarianism of late. with proceeds from some of her concerts in 63 coun­ recently, that the Communist Poles the world over turn to tries, also was a factor. hierarcy had drawn the line. the one constant in their lives: She said she met E When Polish workers threatened their church and the solace Spasowksi and his wife two a general strike, the government which it provides them in their years ago in the U.S. and decided to act. troubled lives. he later helped get her visa It came even as Lech Walesa We in America join with them extended. She said she was impressed by Spasowski’s was in conference with govern­ in their prayers. Realistically “ humanist attitude,” and ment officials trying to ward off we can do little more. We have his wife’s frankness. the strike. He hasn’t been heard few options open to us, but ship­ Miss Barczyk’s financial from since and the union which ment of food is one and it serves support of Solidarity was C noted by Polish he put ■ together and led so no purpose to delay it for even authorities, which resulted successfully for so long is as one day. in a warning relayed by relatives last week. - '" “ They investigated my family and said I should Time to quit not play concerts tor Open forum/ Readers' views Solidarity. If I did con­ From the Newport (R.l.) Daily sequences would foilow,” that old devil money — or love of she said. New s Send letters to: The Manchester Herald, Herald Square, Manchester, CT 06040 money,? “ I fear for the lives of all A t 59, a pope is young. On the Perhaps it’s the fear that he _ people in Poland as well as other end of the scale, at 21 a suddenly vyill learn his friends *” my family, mainly because present cost estimates) what l am doing is for all woman gymnast is old. At 39, a aren’t his friends anymore once dis is right when he states that a Just asking , 5. Will these lanes require the con­ stantial saving in the overall state people- in - Poland,” she prizefighter is surely too old. that- money link is severed. prospective student comparing budget while providing modest fun­ save $8! demnation of church property? said. By that age, he has taken too prices of tuition charged at other save up to $24! save $7! save up to $20! Perhaps it’s the fear of being 6. Does Option 1 call for a ding to improve accessibility for “ I believe that my deci- many shots to the head and colleges and universities in Connec­ alone that from time to time To the Editor: multiple-story . parking garage students whose educational in­ . sion will encourage not slams to the kidneys for his own ticut will find that “ in addition to terests require that they attend a . only others among my besets all of us. alongside the Clocktower building? Jf the newly formed group. receiving a high quality education 9.99 countrymen already in this for good. He is a candidate for If he has any pride left in the private institution because the sub­ 19.99 7. 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/ THE HEHALu, Sat., Dec, zb, 19bi 8 - THE HERALD, Sat., Dec. 26, 1981 / Whalers among The weather top stories O bituaries y : - ' The National Weather Service P a g e 1 2 forecast for Connecticut: SPORTS Cloudy Saturday with a 50 percent chance of snow developing in the Priscilla M. Richmond afternoon. Highs in the low 30s. Mrs. Priscilla M. Richmond, 80, of 144 Snow mixing with freezing rain S. Main St., died Wednesday at her Saturday night. Lows in the 20s. home. She was the widow of Harold T. Rain Sunday with highs 35 to 40. Richmond. Light easterly winds Saturday, in­ She was born in Colrain, Mass., on Aug. 27, 1901 and had been a resident of New York ready to battle Bills creasing to 15 to 20 mph at night. Manchester for many years. She was a member of South United Methodist ('hurch. In IVIenioriuni Graveside services will be conducted NEW YORK (UPI) - The New 0-3 like we did, then every game goes as our defense goes. If we play to do it against Buffalo in the past. ning the division title, losing their with Lam Jones and Wesley Walker In loving memory of Edward Monday at 11 a.m. in the family plot in York Jets are making their first becomes a pressure game. You have good defense, we get our offense the Ferguson is such a good quarter­ final game to Miami, But Ferguson playing so well and it’s up to us to Vercelli. who passed away East Cemetery. Thefe are no calling postseason appearance in 12 years to win or else. I don’t see pressure in ball in good field position. If we back that he knows when to get rid feels the Bills can still improve. keep it away from them.” December 26, 1962. hours. Memorial contributions may be Sunday against the Buffalo Bills in this game. If we go out and play don’t, the other team can control the of the ball if his receivers are “I don’t think this team has made to the South United Methodist . the AFC wild card playoff and only loose football and play aggressively tempo of the game.” covered. He’s been around a while played up to its potential,” said The Bills won the first meeting Though his smile has gone forever-, Church. one Jet, guard Randy Rasmussen, Suhday, like we have all season, Buttle feels the Jets’ front four — and he knows how to avoid pressure. Ferguson. ”We haven’t played with between the teams 31-0 on opening and his hand we .cannot touch. The Watkins Funeral Home, 142 E. has ever .appeared in a playoff. we'll be in good shape.” Joe Klecko, Marty Lyons, Abdul ’’But we’re confident. When you the enthusiasm and intensity that day in Buffalo. The Jets later won We shall never lose sweet memories Center St. has charge of arrangements. But linebacker Greg Buttle, who Buttle feels defense will be the Salaam and Mark Gastineau — must play a defensive game like we did we did in the past. We have to try 33-14 in New York. Ferguson thinks of the one we loved so rriuch. helped establish the Jets as the No. 1 key in the game, which begins at be on top of its game if the Jets are against a good offensive team like and neutralize the pass rush. We the Jets are even now better than in defensive team in the AFC, doesn’t Noon EST at Shea Stadium. The Jets to beat the Bills and advance to the Green Bay last week, giving up only have to control the football. We have that victory. . ' Sadly missed by Mary Jane Robinson to throw different coverages at "The Jets’ defense seems to show The Vercelli Family Mrs. Mary Jane Robinson, 87, of 612 feel there will be any extra led the NFL with 66 sacks this next round against Cincinnati next 84 yards, then you get confidence. I pressure. season but Buffalo's front line Sunday. The winner of that game really think we have a good shot at them. more enthusiasm and more desire East Middle Turnpike, died Thursday at “I think jhe keys definitely will be than in the past,” he explained. Manchester Memorial Hospital. She was “I don’t think there’s going to be allowed the fewest sacks — 16. earns an berth in the AFC title going all the way.” In IVIeinoriutn to neutralize their pass rush with “They seem a lot more confident. I the wife of the late Jacob Robinson. any more pressure on us,” said But­ ’’The defense has been the story game. Buffalo quarterback Joe Ferguson Griffin, our sweet little boy, you tle at the Jets’ Hofstra Universtiy all year and that's what’s got to do it ’’The pass rush will be the key,” set club passing records this season our offense and control the ball. think winning does that for a team. " She was born in County Armaugh, They have an explosive offense now The Jets are 3',2-point favorites. brought us so much joy. Inside the Northern Ireland and later moved to training center. “When you start off Sunday,” said Buttle. “This team ".•liH Biittl" “Wp haven't been able and the Bills narrowly missed win- emptiness is there; oh how we wish , Manchester, where she spent most of her you were here. On. this special day life. Herald photo by Cody you would be two, so Happy The Robinsons owned and operated the 2 Birthday, one candle for Sarah, and Keystone Venetian Blind Co. ,for 20 years There goes my bonus one for you. before Mrs. Robinson’s death. Love, Mrs. Robinson was a member of South Philadelphia all business operator, whose name could not be obtained, said at the Mommy and Daddy Congregational Church in Hartford. This crane tipped over Thursday at Vito’s Restaurant on Villa ~ _ ___ _UokMtie *’ DrAtice eoiH Louisa Road in Bolton, missing by just five feet a generator scene, ’’There goes my Christmas bonus.” Preuss said She is survived by one daughter, Mrs. damage to the crane, owned by Eastern Roofing, exceeded In IVIeinoriuin Carolyn Dishaw of Spring, Texas, and and some power lines. Fire Chief James Preuss said the operator, who jumped clear, apparently over-extended the Happy Birthday Griffin. Today one brother, George J. Smith of South $15,000. you are two, although we miss you Windsor. She also leaves several boom while putting an addition on the restaurant. The our hearts are filled with joy grandchildren, great-grandchildren and In getting set for Giants 6 because when we think of you, we nieces and nephews in the Manchester remember how happy you were to area. be so little when God called you Funeral services will be held Monday, By United Press International for good newspaper stuff but it’s not a businesslike manner,” Jaworski so. This is a playoft game and both their first post-season game since home. We know you are happy and at I:.30 p:m., at Holmes Funeral Home, More cuts in sei'vices ? said. “As for myself, I felt I didn’t 1969, look to advance with a win over teams know the job that has to be whole again. To know this, we feel 400 Main St. Calling hours will be held Philadelphia Coach Dick Vermeil play to my ability in last year’s the Buffalo Bills. sorrow no more. before the service, starting at 12;30 p.m. isn’t counting on his team ’s playoff done.” playoffs, and that’s something I’ve Jets’ coach Walt Michaels, whose Eagles’ quarterback Ron We love you. Burial will be in the East Cemetery. WASHINGTON (UPI) - authorize only a few new House, the paper said. ministration officials say. creasing’the amount that a' experience as a deciding factor in given thought to as I prepare for team won 10 of its last 13 games, has Jaworski sees a difference in this Brother and Sisters Memorial contributions may be made The Reagan administra­ ones for 1983. A White House Federal food programs, family's stamp allowance; Sunday’s wild card game against the them this year.’-’ much respect for Buffalo. year’s preparation from that of 1978. to the Muscular Dystrophy Association tion wants to make new The Office of Manage­ spokesman declined com­ forecast by the Carter ad­ goes down as its income' New York Giants at Veterans While the Eagles have been in the “The Bills don’t make mistakes “That first year, we were so In Meinoriuni or to the Manchester Sheltered fiscal 1983 cuts of up to $2.8 ment and Budget has ment on the report. “Until ministration to cost $17,5 rises. Stadium. playoffs every year since that 1978 and don’t beat themselves,” says excited about practicing after the Workshop. billion in food stamp and drawn up a list of proposed a final decision is made by billion, have already been • An e stim ated $450 “In our first playoff game (1978), game, the 3:30 p.m. EST game Sun­ Michaels. ’’They were determined In loving memory of Samuel J. season was over that it was a lot of child nutrition programs, it cuts for the food stamp, the president, it would not cut by Congress to $14.7 million would be saved by. we led all the way until late in the day will mark the Giants’ first and hung in there all season.” Taggart, who passed away fun,’’ he said. “We came to practice school lunch and breakfast serve a useful purpose to closing summer food fourth quarter and had a chance to postseason action in 18 years. The teams split their two regular- December 27. 1969. was reported Friday. billion. and had a good time (although losing The Washington Post, and women-infants- comment,” said the Among the proposals for programs, reducing day win the game with a field goal,” At Noon EST Sunday at Shea season confrontations, the Bills 14-13 to Atlanta). A silent thought, a secret tear; Shopping tips quoting unnamed sources, children feeding programs, spokesman. new cuts listed by the care center feeding Vermeil said. ’’Most of that stuff Stadium the New York Jets, in taking the opening game 31-0 and the Keeps his memory ever dear. (opening-game nervousness) makes “We’re approaching this game in Martin Sloane explains how to save also reported the ad­ ranging from $2.3 billion to President Reagan has Post; programs by 20 percent/ Jets routing Buffalo 33-14. Sadly missed by. money at the grocery store — every ministration wants to drop $2.8 billion, the newspaper resolved all the fiscal 1983 • Cuts in food stamps for ending special - milk "Anyone who faces the Jets must Wife and Children Wednesday and Saturday in his ’’Super­ most of the 150,000 sub­ said. budget appeals from lowincome people totalling programs and phasing out be preoccupied with the New York market Shopper” column in The sidized housing units for th Most of the cuts, com­ Cabinet officers and has $1.5 billion to $2 billion in the cash subsidy to schools, Sack Exchange,” Buffalo Coach Manchester Herald. poor authorized for the piled last month, have been “90 percent” finished set­ fiscal 1983. The major for meals served to Chuck Knox said of New York’s current fiscal year and approved by the White ting spending levels, ad­ change-would be in- middle-income children. celebrated defensive line. “The New Switzer hot confident York defensive front four puts exceptional heat on the quarterback and will be a formidable challenge The U-2 Got a news tip? EL PASO, Texas (UPI) - win 9, 10, 11 games, but the thing we tacted Switzer on behalf of the for pur offensive line, which was the Oklahoma Coach Barry Switzer fofmer Odessa, Texas, schoolboy A U-2 reconnaissance plane of the If you have a news tip or story idea in did poorly was holding on to the NFL’s best at protecting the talks about Saturday’s match with star, United States was shot down in the Manchester, contact City Editor Alex ball,’’ Switzer told a news con­ passer.” Houston in the 47th annual Sun Bowl Oklahoma will rely on the running Soviet Union on May 1, 1960. Soviet Girelli at The Manchester Herald, ference. “Our defense was too im- Buffalo quarterback Joe Ferguson as if his Sooners were the under­ of junior fullback Stanley Wilson, Premier Khrushchev refused to par­ telephone 643.2711. rpature to make up for the offensive was sacked only 16 times this dogs. mistakes.” who rushed for 1,015 yards. His 6.5 season, three times by the Jets.-He’s ticipate in the Paris summit con­ Oklahoma, which finished the average per carry led the nation. ference scheduled for May 16 unless PLEASE READ However, Houston Coach Bill a bit tired of all the laurels thrown Focus/Food regular season with an un­ “That Wilson youngster is a good President Eisenhower apologized Yeoman dispelled that notion. at New York front four. , Herald photo by Pinto Menus, recipes and shopping tips are characteristic 6-4-1 record, is a 3- “ We’re expecting a fine defensive football player. And Shepard has "The last two years that’s all I for U-2 flights over the U.S.S.R.; the point favorite over the Cougars but added a great deal to their offense,” Big Four leaders went to Paris, but featured in The Manchester Herald’s unit,'’ the Cougar coach said. heard,” he said. ”Joe Klecko is Switzer said Friday his team was “They've (Sooners) overcome their Yeoman said. the conference did not take place. Focus/Food section, every Wednesday. going to do this. Mark Gastineau is Break in motion too inexperienced defensively. inexperience.” Houston linebacker Grady Turner, going to do that. Hey, they’re fine The Sooners will line up seven Yeoman said the key to the game an all-Southwest Conference selec­ Manchester’s Sue Donnelly (3) passes upcourt to get fast break E football players but we have a fine TH IS ADI sophomores and two freshmen in a was how well Lionel Wilson tion, said the Sooner offense would offensive line. They’ll need to have a in motion in tilt last Wednesday against East Catholic, Indians defense that will try to stop engineered the Houston offense. present the Houston defense with a helluva afternoon to beat Ken Jones took 41-38 verdict to go 3-1,' Loss dropped Eaglettes to 2-3. Houston’s big play Veer offense. Wilson took over the controls after big challenge Saturday. and Joe Devlin like they’ve been Both resume action Tuesday. YOU WILL THANK YOURSELF! “Our offense was good enough to “ But it’s a challenge we’ll just U S IE F F E m SAYS... the Cougars’ top two quarterbacks doing to everyone else.” went down with injuries early in the have to take on. The linebackers On Saturday, Jan. 2, Tampa Bay season and has led them to a 7-3-1 must have a great day to stop plays Dallas in an NFC divisional record. Oklahoma,” Turner said. playoff and San Diego meets Miami ^ ‘ No Lower Prices Anywhere!!! Sim ms activated “Lionel is bigger and stronger Switzer said Wilson would have to in the AFC sector. On Sunday, Jan. Lakers in rally SUPER SANTA SALE than the other quarterbacks we’ve have a good day rushing in order for C 3, it will be Cincinnati against either EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. had in the past. The kid a is very the Sooners to make good on their (UPI) — New York Giants quarter­ the Jets or Bills in the AFC and San gifted human being,” Yeoman said. pre-game favorites’ role. Francisco against the Giants or back Phil Simms, who suffered a Aj) added attraction will be The nationally-televised game separated shoulder in mid-season, Eagles. to down Phoenix ir M attel. Inc. 1979 CLOSED SAT. & SUN., DEC. 26 & 27 Oklahoma quarterback Darrell will be played at 1 p.m. EST in the The conference chanxpionships All Rights Reserved was re-activated Friday and will be Shepard, who broke a Sooner record 48.00-seat Sun Bowl stadium. A less are scheduled for Sunday, Jan. 10 ready to backup starter Scott for being the first quarterback to than full house is expected. PHOENIX, Ariz. (UPI) - Mike and Jamaal Wilkes converted two Brunner Sunday, the club an­ and the Super Bowl is set for Sun­ TO GET READY FOR OUR GREATEST EVER run for more than 1(X) yards in four The weather forecast is for a clear day, Jan. 24. Cooper scored 30 points Friday, free throws with four .seconds left to nounced. consecutive games. and sunny day. helping the Los Angeles Lakers post pul the game out of reach. LAST The Giants meet the Eagles ip Shepard originally signed with a 104-101 comeback victory over the Philadelphia Sunday at 3:30 EST in W estern ( imftMi'nee Houston but transferred to Phoenix Suns. MidwesI D ivikhih the NFC wild card playoff game. Oklahoma after having some per­ Four of Cooper’s points came W 1. Pet GB CALU In activating Simms, the Giants San' .Xntnnjii 17 H IMI within a one-minute span with less sonal problems at Houston. Ironical­ N o. 1 clash pits Denver 12 14 462 f';< waived quarterback Cliff Olander, ly, Yeoman encouraged Shepard to than five minutes to go, giving the lliiusitin ]] 111 467 7 YEAR END SALE! who has not played in a year. transfer to Oklahoma and even con­ Lakers a five-point lead. Phoenix rta h . in Ui :«r 7'.: Kans.’i'^ Citv HI Ih 7'-z one per family came within one at the one-minute Dallas .1; 21 m 12 mark, but a dunk by Jim Brewer Paeilie Division Kentucky, Heels 1 0 1 2 o n ly with 16 seconds left put the Lakers , s .Niifieles 7 Z!J OPEN MONDAY DEC. 28th. 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Seallle 17 H tiWi 3 up 102-99. 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10 - THE HERALD, SaV THE HERALD, Sat , Dec, 26, 1981 - 11 Hoople's final 'upsets Penn State, Holiday tourney here Tuesday use to play Record reversal By Major Amos B. Hoople hands of arch-rival Army, 3- Frl.,Jan.1 Father of the Bowls 3. Of Navy’s three defeats, Don James’ Washinrtoh only Notre Dame, 38-0, was , COTTON BOWL Huskies, No. 13, earned their Egad, friends, we've got a blowout. The other two Dallas second consecutive Rose another excellent major losses were by very narrow ALABAMA (9-1-1) Bowl assignment by taking bowl line-up. margins to 8-3 Michigan and va. the Pac-10 title. for prestige Fourteen — kaff-kaff — 10-1 Yale. TEXAS (9-1-^^ Iowa, No. 14, one of the aim of matmen However, the Buckeyes, real college football sur­ of the Hoople Top 20 teams Boasting identical No. 15, with QB A rt prises of 1981, pulled three will see action in the bowls records, Alabama’s Crimson By Len Auster starters,” Bernstein stated. maybe a halt dozen schools in the Schlichter making his last of the big upsets of the year that wind up the 1981 colle­ Tide, No. 3, and Texas’ TEMPE, Ariz. (UPI) - Each fall, Penn State’s Todd Blackledge has Herald Sportswriter Among the returnees is junior state who don’t have freshmen. And ■ giate season — the Year of collegiate start, figure to_ by stopping Nebraska, Longhorns, No. 9, w ill go all- as. speculation grows about par­ been starting since midway in his Curt Howard, 12-3 a year ago and it hurts," Bernstein complains. In have too many ^n s for the' UCLA and Michigan. No. 1 Upsets. out to improve their rank- freshman year and, although at Since the 1973-74 season, the most valuable perform er on the the past — like last year — it had to (Nevertheless, your peer­ Midshipmen to silence. Um- And Hayden FYy’s team ticipants in the Fiesta Bowl, bowl ings. times inconsistent, has proven to be Manchester High wrestling team squad. He fills the bill in the 105- forfeit seveal times' in the lighter less prognosticator must kumph! will cap a great year by officials voice the hope that maybe, Bear B ryan t’s 'Ram a a dangerous passer. He already has has been alternating between win­ pound class. Senior Steve Machuga weight and that made a difference. modestly report that he fin­ Make it Ohio State 31, turning hack a fine Washing­ just maybe, this is the year the Boys, co-chaitH)s with ning and losing campaigns. On the ished the regular season Navy 14. ton eleven, 20-17. national championship will be set several school passing marks is a veteran in the 132-pound class Four of Manchester’s losses were Georgia in the SEC, were, in and for the season completed 104 of heels of a 10-5 ledger the Silk Town .with senior co-captain Mark Walter by 10 points or less in '80-81. A swing with a success rate of .698.) Thurs., Dec. 31 our — hak-kaff — humble Fri., Jan. 1 decided in the Arizona desert. 207 attempts for 1,557 yards and 12 grapplers went 1-12-2 a year ago, at 155 and senior Rob Filloram o at of 12 points is possible when a Highlighting the action BLUEBONNET BOWL opinion, as good as anv team ORANGE BOWL And, while the latest version of their worst ever, with a youthful 167. Junior Brian Gaskell and senior forfeiture is not required to start a will be Hoople No. 1 Clem- Houston in the country when the reg­ Miami the Fiesta Bowl matches two peren­ touchdowns. son vs. No. 5 Nebraska in bunch.' co-captain Bill Vincent will be vying match. MICHIGAN (8-3) ular season ended. CLEMSON (11-0) nial national powers — Penn State Southern Cal’s John Mazur, a the Orange Bowl. And look The Longhorns also fin­ va. and Southern Cal any possibility lefthander, didn’t play as a With the track record in mind. for mat time at 145 with the latter Either sophomore Aaron Weiss or for the favorite to fall. Har­ vs. ished on a roll, winning five NEBRASKA (9-2) that one of them may be No. 1 after freshman but stepped into the star­ Coach Barry Bernstein will be also possible at 155. junior Don Palm er w ill fill the bill rumph! UCLA (7-3-1) and tieing one in their last the New Year’s Day game is slim, ting job this fall. With Allen there to looking for a reversal, bolstered by Junior Jeff Shaw is also a possible at 98 pounds. “ The early matches Yas, dear readers, the This Big Ten vs. Pac-10 six — . all against SWC carry the ball nearly 40 times a a contingent of returnees. at 145 while the positions at 112 and we’ll have problems with the 100 Curse of the Top Ranking The Hoople Upset of the indeed. match-up may well draw competition. Bowl Games — Nebraska to game, Mazur’s passing was limited The Indians open the 1981-82 119 should be filled by junior Mike pounder because of vacation and in­ will strike one last time. In Both teams temporarily held the more interest than the Rose This one should go down win! but he still completed 82 of 171 season Tuesday by hosting its Letourneau and senior Gordon experience,” Bernstein sees. the Orange Bowl, Nebraska Bowl — the meeting of the No. 1 position this season, but both to the wire, with Alabama The Comhuskers lost two passes for 1,005 yards and seven own first ever Manchester Holiday Fallone respectively. “ Wrestling can go in cycles and will knock off Clemson. . two conference champions. lafer lost twice. ’The Nittany Lions eeking Out a two-point win, of their first three, and then Wrestling Tournament with East Sophomores Mark Cimino and after last year, which was a disaster Here is how the Hoople Michigan’s Wolverines were ranked sixth after completing touchdowns. 2 22-20. Har-rumph! took eight straight over rug­ System views each of the the regular season by ousting Allen and Warner are not the only Catholic, Cheney Tech and RHAM Ken Brown are among those I, I would like to be where we’re our No. 16, with incompar­ ged Big Eight competitors. major bowl contests: All-America selections on the two High filling out the four-team field. battling for mat time at 126 while pushing the mid-point, around the able wide receiver Anthony Danny Ford, a 1970. prod­ Pittsburgh from the top spot and the Competition at Clarke Arena begins three sophomores, Steve Moulton, .500 mark. Anything after that Sal., Dec. 26 Carter threat from any uct of Bear Bryant at Trojans were just a notch behind. teams. ’They furnished both offen­ in the morning at 10 o’clock with the Shawn Kershaw and Glen Ferguson, SUN BOWL place on the field — are the Alabama, has molded a Although five other bowl teams — sive guards on the U P I team — 265- would be a bonus," Bernscein an­ championship bouts slated in the at El Paao, Texas favorites. very, very good Clemson led by No. 1 Clemson — are ahead of pound Roy Foster of Southern Cal, are contenders at 138. Senior Steve ticipates, adding, "The league afternoon. OKLAHOMA (8-4-1) But the Hoople Hunch is team. The Tigers battled his Nittany Lions, Penn State Coach Farley is leading contender at 185 (CCIL) again is typically strong and that Terry Donahue’s Bernstein hopes in' subsequent v». and scratched their way to Joe Paterno isn’t fazisd. with junior Mike Lamoureaux, balanced. Uclans, No. 19, will surprise yea'rs to enlarge the field to eight HOUSTON (7-3-1) an undefeated season and to In fact, just two days after beating sophomore Greg Cruz and senior Bernstein has a new assistant this by winning a cliff-hanger, teams. Team and individual awards the ACC title. No mean Pitt, Paterno said a win in the Mike Mundell challenging for mat year in Earl Gressman. 6 28-27. Har-rumph! achievement! will be presented. It's the Oklahoma Fiesta Bowl should boost the Nit­ time in the unlimited class. Mundell Schedule: Dec. 29 Manchester Thurs., Dec. 31 In a down-to-the-wire Both teams • Supporting the Manchester Soohers' offense against the tany Lions into title consideration. is also a possible at 185. holiday Tournament with East Houston Cougars', defense. HALL OF FAME BOWL finish, we predict a Nebras­ coach’s hopes of an improved season " I f we finish the season beating One sore point which remains for Catholic, Cheney Tech, RHAM at Oklahoma has averaged Birmingham, Ala. ka victory, 31-28. are six returnees in the 12 weight Notre Dame, P itt and Southern Cal, held No. 1 spot Bernstein is the inavailability of Clarke Arena, Jan. 2 Rockville noon, 30 points per game while the MISSISSIPPI ST (7-4) Fri., Jan. 1 classifications. freshmen, ninth graders and junior 6 N F A A 6 p .m , 13 RH AM H 6:30, 16 Cougars have allowed an then that’s a heckuva season,’’ vs. SUGAR BOWL “ Wrestling is a sophomore-senior nigh pupils under the local system, Penney H noon, 20 Ferm i H 6:30, 23 average of 12 points per Paterno said. KANSAS (8-3) Naw Orlaana kind of thing. You either get loaded for varsity competition. That puts Enfield H noon, 27 Simsbury A 6:30, contest. Some recent statistics released by GEORGIA (10-1) the key to the Trojans’ famed with seniors and are in good shape on a strain trying to find someoneio 30 Wethersfield H noon, Feb. 3 In a real struggle, we see The Mississippi State the NCAA also support claims by va. tailback sweep, and 266-pound Sean or get 6-7 sophomores starting and it fill the 98-pound class. Conard A 6 p.m., 6 Hall A noon, 10 Oklahoma winning, 24-22. Bulldogs made a good run at Southern Cal’s John Robinson that 1981 PITTSBURGH (10-1) hurts because no matter how good "You don’t find many 10th graders East Hartford H 6 p.m., 13 Windham Mon., Dec. 28 the Southeastern Conference Penn State played the "toughest Farrell from Penn State. [FootbaN Forecast Also making the honor squad was they are they run into senior under 100 pounds. W e’re one of A noon. GATOR BOWL title — losing to Alabama, A win for the Georgia schedule in the nation, bar none.” Southern Cal linebacker Chip Banks. Jacksonville, Fla. 13- 10, and being upset by old Bulldogs could give them The NCAA figures Show Penn Fri., Jan. 1 Eanks, who moved this season from NORTH CAROLINA (9-2) foe Mississippi, 21-17. Early FIESTA BOWL their second consecutive State’s opponents had a 71-33-2 won- vs. in the season, the Bulldogs Tempe, Ariz. national crown IF Nebraska lost-tied mark in 1981, for a .679 outside linebacker tb inside ARKANSAS (8-3) polished off No. 10 Miami, defeats Clemson — as we average — the best in the country. linebacker, made 123 tackles, in­ SOUTHERN CAL (9-2) 14- 10.. forecast. Um-kumph! On the other hand, opponents of cluding a game high of 19 against All three of the Kansas V*. Jones files grievance The North Carolina Tar The usually cool, confi­ Arizona. defeats were administered PENN ST (9-2) No. 1 Clemson had a modest .530 Heels, No. 9, with Kelvin dent Pitt Panthers seemed Penn State is led defensively by by toiigh Big Eight foes — win-loss average. Bryant back in shape, are a These two powerful, to — heh-heh' — come linebackers Chet Parlavecchio and Oklahoma, Nebraska and The Nittany Libns’ losses were to and two officials representing the formidable aggregation. talented teams — the No. 6 unglued when Penn State BALTIMORE (UPI) — Baltimore "I sent Jones a contract by Oklahoma State. Miami, nationally ranked before Matt Bradley and safety Mark Their only loss in the ACC, Penn State Nittany Lions roared from 14 ■ points Herald photo by Pinto Colts’ quarterback Bert Jones and owners. registered mail four, five or six In what could be one of being placed on probation, and to Robinson. by a 10-8 count, was to and the No. 8 Southern Cali­ behind to win, 4 I 7I 4 , in their the NFL Players Association filed a If no solution is reached by the weeks ago, calling for four years the most interesting bowl Both teams have rich bowl undefeated Clemson. 'Nuf fornia Trojans — have good season closer. By contrast, No. 3 Alabama. grievance saying team owner committee, the grievance goes to with an option year. At the end of encounters, we see Missis­ traditions. Twin-pointer for Techman said! running attacks and solid Georgia gained confidence While the Fiesta Bowl has only a Robert Irsay reneged on an oral arbitration. the contract was a paragraph which sippi State triumphing, 21- Penn State will be making its 11th Coach Lou Holtz' Arkan­ passing games. week by week following its slim chance of producing its first agreement to extend the quarter­ Jones, 30, claims he reached a said: 'We will await your immediate 17. Leading the charge for straight bowl appearance, 14th in 16 sas Razorbacks have had a upset loss to Clemson. national champion — the bowl came Cheney’s Cal Gothberg sails toward hoop Portland posted 54-46 COC decision back’s contract. verbal agreement with Irsay for a reponse or the contract will be Penn State is Curt Warner, a seasons under Paterno and w ill be roller-coaster year — losing Thurs., Dec. 31 P itt’s attack will go as QB close in 1975 when Arizona State past Portland defenders Tom Fitzgerald and Tuesday night to spoil Tech home opener. Dick Berthelsen, lawyer for the new contract before the season voided.’ I have heard nothing from to TCU, Houston and SMU 150-yard-per-gam e Dan Marino goes — er, ah, playing in its second consecutive PEACH BOWL defeated Nebraska and finished se­ Players Association, said started, but Irsay didn’t sign. him, and there no longer is an but whacking Texas, 42-11, performer. make that throws. Georgia Fiesta Bowl and third in five years. Sean Williams to score two of his 11 points. Atlanta cond in the final ratings — it does Irsay responded angrily to the offer.’ " in the rugged Southwest Countering for the Tro­ can fire two big guns; Wednesday, "The Players Associa­ FLORIDA (7-4) have the Heisman Trophy winner in The Nittany Lions dropped Ohio grievance against him, saying he Conference. jans is All-America Heis- runner Herschel Walker, the tion backs Bert all the way on this; If no contract is signed by Feb. t, va. Southern Cal’s Marcus Allen. State 31-19 in the last Fiesta Bowl We look for North Caroli­ man Trophy winner Marcus Heisman Trophy runner-up; Herald Angle we are together completely on the will personally see to it that Jones Jones will become a free agent and WEST VIRGINIA (8-3) Allen’s name probably was a big and outscored Arizona State 42-30 in na to prevail, 28-17. Allen, who set a one-season and passer Buck Belue. m atter.” leaves the Colts. go on the market for the highest factor in assuring the Fiesta of its 1977. Herald Sports Editor Wsd., Dsc. 30 record for rushers with In a very close one we The procedure requires the club to “ I ’ll kick his butt right out," Irsay bidder. Under normal cir­ The Florida Gators got off eighth sellout in 11 years and its Patem o’s record in bowl games is ' Complacency hit Earl Yost keeps on top of. LIBERTY BOWL 2,342 yards in 1981. pick Georgia to triumph, 28- respond within 10 days, before the said Tuesday from Chicago. He cumstances, the club would have the to a rocky start, but as the biggest crowd ever — more than 70,- 8-4-1. sports in his regular Memphis, Tsnn. From where we sit, we 24! issue goes to the Player-Club added the newly hired coach Frank right to match the best offer, but season wore on they began cast a very shaky Hoople 000 in Sun Devil Stadium on the Southern Cal, with a 19-6 bowl column, "The Herald Relations Committee, a group com­ Kush "doesn’t like him, either; Berthelsen said the grievance com­ OHIO ST (8-3) to jell. vote for... the Trojans to win Arizona State University campus. record, has the most bowl victories ""I, Angle,” on the daily sports. That — heh-heh — fin­ posed of two player representatives doesn’t like his attitude.” mittee could waive that right. vs. Don Nehlen’s West Virgin­ a nip-and-tuck affair, 24-21. ishes the Hoople Forecasts Allen, proclaimed by Trojan and best bowl winning percentage, Steeler eleven pages. E NAVY (7-3-1) ia Moutaineers finished on a Fri., Jan. 1 for this season, dear read­ Coach John Robinson as the .760, of any team in history. ’The high note,, too, winning their ROSE BOWL ers. Let me take this oppor­ "greatest player I’ve ever seen,” Trojans, who missed out on a 24th "When it came time to make On the surface, this last four contests. PITTSBURGH (UPI) - It was Pasadana, Calif. tunity to wish you, one and was the first collegian to rush for trip to the Rose Bowl with Pacific 10 things happen in the fourth quarter, appears to be a mismatch. In another bam-bumer, all, a Happy (and pros­ another down year for.the WASHINGTON (9-2) more than 2,000 yards in a single Conference losses to Arizona and there was, doubt. Maybe some of the But don’t sell Navy short. the Hoople System calls it perous) New Year. Pittsburgh Steelers in 1981 and club .ARTER-— va. season. In 11 games, he ran for 2,342 Washington, will be making its first older players started questioning The Middies' tie was at the for Florida', 33-27. Har-rumph! president Dan Rooney says com­ IOWA (8-3) yards, an average of 212.9 yards an appearance in the Fiesta Bowl. (?4EW8PAPER EarrERPRISE ASSN.) placency apparently was one of the themselves and started to lose con­ outing. reasons the team did not make the fidence and I think that also affected EVEOLET Allen’s best effort was 289 yards National Football League playoffs. the younger players, but it doesn’t against Washington State and his mean w e’re a bad team .” C Eclipse Award “ I would agree there was some low production of 147 yards came complacency,” Rooney said. Rooney says he doesn’t have any NEW YORK (UPI) — After three Problems arose for Cotton Bowl Top vote-getters against Notre Dame. “That’s a human thing. Maybe immediate solution to the team ’s Penn State will counter with an decades of unsurpassed excellence. • NEW YORK (UPI) - Center we’re fat. That’s something we have problems. offense ted by junior tailback Curt Bill Shoemaker’s day has arrived. Kareem Abdul-Jabbar of Los to stop. We have to change the com­ Warner, who joined Allen on the And it took a great old gelding “ It’s not easj^to sit down and Angeles and guard Darrell Griffith placency and that’s not easy. It’s a United Press International All- named John Henry to get it for him. make a rush ju ^ m e n t and say this of Utah moved into leading spots as legitimate concern whether we do it America team. Despite missing two . The 50-year-old Shoemaker was is it,” he said. “ It’s something that starters for the Jan. 31 NBA All-Star by changing people or attitudes o r. games and parts of two others with honored with an Eclipse Award takes time.” • iff CLEARANCE game at Rutherford, N.J. whether we do it with more Alabama to test a pulled harristrlng, Warner gained Wednesday as Jockey of the Year by Despite the 8-8 season, Rooney The 7-2 Abdul-Jabbar replaced maturity.” 1,044 yards, averaging more than six editors and writers for the Daily says he is not ready to make Moses Malone of Houston as the Rooney said the complacency in­ yards per carry. Racing Form, racing secretaries at wholesale changes in the club. leading vote-getter among centers fected the whole organization from The Nittany Lions appear to have member tracks of the Thoroughbred “ I think the club has to be flexible, in fan balloting for the starting his office down. the edge at quarterback although Racing Associations and members but shbuld stick to the principles Western Conference five. The Laker He also said he feels the team has [ jmI n o w t h r u JA N . 2 n d both teams have sophomores at that of the National Turf Writers that made it a winner in the first pivotman collected 72,93 votes as of to regain the self confidence it has Association. place,” he said. defense of Texas key position. lost the last two years. Wednesday in balloting that ends On another subjec.t, Rooney said Jan. 1. “ One of the problems is that the the Steelers made a small profit this players went from a tremendously D ALLAS lUJ^Il — It has not been the Cotton Bowl didn’t take year. team,” said Akers. "They deserve super team that could make things EVERY NEW 1981 WILL BE SOLD the most serene of years for the peo­ Alabama and USC had lost that “ We had our biggest preseason to-be rated as high as they are, or happen,” he said. " I t would happen ple who run the Cotton Bowl. game, the bowl would have been out ever,” Rooney said, "w e sold out all higher. They don’t mind putting it in Eagles old hands in playoffs when they needed it to happen. Now to start with, the NCAA on a limb. The Cotton Bowl took 20 games, we had our biggest home the air and they have so many run­ they were having problems just postseason committee agreed to a Alabama. season and we just made a little ning backs they all look alike. fighting the 'guy across the line of change in which the Fiesta Bowl And even though Alabama goes money.” " I ’m glad the Cotton Bowl was PHILADELPHIA (UPI) - The great. There,are a lot of other teams seasonable 60-degree temperatures scrimmage from them. was moved to New Year's Day and into the bowl game ranked third and able to get a team as highly Philadelphia Eagles are old hands at who would love to - be in our at Veterans Stadium. that game will go head up against still very much in the running for regarded and as highly rated as the NFC wild card playoff game. position.” ■ Jaworski said the Eagles, seeking the Cotton Bowl in the always the national championship, while Alabama. As to the flack over who Sunday’s meeting with the New The Eagles began preparations to avenge a 20-10 loss to the Giants crucial battle for television ratings. USC is ranked seventh, there was a was invited, why take No. 10 or 11 York Giants at Veterans Stadium for the Giants Wednesday by-prac­ last month, are going into Sunday’s DEALER INVOICE Then the Southern Methodist mild public outcry about the Cotton 2 when you can have No. 3? will be the Eagles’ third appearance ticing for nearly three hours in un­ New England ski scene game with renewed confidence. Mustang.s. who w ere placed on Bowl's selection. ' . "I’m not involved in TV rating, in the wild card contest in the last probation by the NCAA early in the The Crimson Tide, some said, was but if you are talking about football four years. The year they missed it conversion to miles can be I WOODSTOCK, Vt. (UPI) ridgelines and over the year, stormed through the old hat. After all Alabama was in teams, I know who to pick,” was 1980, when they won the NFC — For years there was no made by figuring mileage flats of that resort at the PLUS Southwest Conference and won the -Dallas last Jan. 1 to whip up on the Texas’ offense has not been all East title and watched the Dallas bigger split in the ski in­ as just over three-fifths of foot of the Presidential league championship for the first Baylor Bears. USC would have been that impressive this year, but the Cowboys sweat out the opening kilometers. time in 15 years. dustry than the gap Range and towering Mt. a new and unfamiliar attraction, Longhorns’ defense — even without round. Jackson, N.H., has the between alpine (downhill) Washington; Woodstock, SMU came within three points of they said, with Allen being an lineman of the year Kenneth Sims — Last year’s road led to the Super longest trail system — SPECIAL USED CAR SALE PRICES and nordic (cross-country) Vt., has a 75-kilometer an undefeated Season, but the excellent draw for television has been excellent. Sims, who could Bowl, and quarterback Ron about 200 kilometers (125 skiing. They were like oil system; Waterville Valley, Mustangs were not eligible for what viewers. be the, first player chosen in the Jaworski thinks they can make it /1DVISER miles) which spider-web would have been an automatic Cot­ and water to each other — N.H., and Smugglers’ On top of all that, the Fiesta Bowl N F L draft next year, broke an ankle again although he admits, " it w ill be through the Mt. 6 ton Bowl apperance so the second- refusing to mix. Notch, Vt.', each have wound up getting USC and Penn against TCU late in the season and tougher.” THE DIAGONAL STRIDE Washington Valley, run­ place Texas Longhorns — ranked During the last decade 55kiIometei layouts. State to put up against Texas and will not be able to play against "We have to play three games to 1 ning from inn to inn, fifth in the nation — won the invita­ that thinking has shifted New And OK Used Alabama in the Cotton Bowl. Alabama, get there and that means there more What Is the diagonal stride? If you < used as a unit when cross country through the woods, across tion. have read any ski touring articles, you dramatically. Among other sizeable "H ere we went out and got the No. Texas has made two quarterback of a chance to lose one,” he said skiing can help you achieve a the valley floor and along It marked the first time since the probably have come across the term smoother diagonal stride. The large number of nordic networks which go 3 team in the country," grumbled changes since last spring — first Wednesday following practice. "But streams. Some winter 1956 season that the SWC champion one Cotton' Bowl official, "and diagonal stride and wondered what it skiers coming into the with alpine facilities, S Cars To Choose From moving former quarterback Donnie precedent was set by Oakland last meant. The diagonal stride is the vacationers will start at was, ineligible to take part in the judging by the response you would overland skiing sport Burke Mountain, Vt., Little to flanker in favor' of Rick year and by Dallas a few years ago technique used to ski across flat and their inn and take their Cotton Bowl. That team was the prompted ski areas to offers 50 kilometers; I have thought we had robbed a M clvor and then benching M clvor for a wild card team to make the gradually sloping terrain. It got Its time during the morning, Bear Bryant-coached Texas A&M reshape their thinking so Squaw ' Mountain and train.” (even after he recovered from a Super Bowl. name from the fact that the arms and skiing leisurely to another Aggies. tliat today virtually every Evergreen Valley, both in / V *% / The Cotton Bowl people, however, shoulder injury) for junior Robert "Th e key to winning four games is legs are used In a diagonally opposite EMttrn Division- inn for lunch, then perhaps Finally, when it came time to liiajor Eastern ski area has Maine, have almost 40 could have the final chuckle if the Brewer. to pidy to the best of your ability. manner. That Is, the left arm and right Nordic back to their starting select , the visiting team this year, at leak a few miles of kilometers each; Camden Tide and Bryant come away with Through all the changes Texas The opportunity is there. It’s up to leg are swung forward at the same point; others prefer to there was a decision to make, touring trails to go with its Snowbowl, also in Maine, the national title. That could well could still finish only sixth in total us to get through ’em all.” time, just like walking. Remembering click off a hefty number of between USC and Alabama — the in­ that the opposite arm And leg are downhill facilities and the and Vermont’s Stratton happen if Nebraska whips No. 1 offense in the nine-team Southwest There are easier ways. As a wild “ K’s” by skiing all day, evitable Heisman Trophy winner in resorts which don’t have Mountain have 30- Clemson in the Orange Bowl and Conference. The Longhorns’ card, the Eagles don’t get a week off snacking along the trail Marcus Allen or the all-time win- cross-country trails right kllometer systems; Can­ Pittsburgh beats or even plays No. 2 defense, meanwhile, limited foes to and, if they get by the Giants, they with food they may have NEW 1982 CAMARO ningest collegiate football coach in at the base area have one non Mountain, N.H. (15 Georgia close in the Sugar Bowl, 96,5 yards per game on the ground. do not have any playoff games at brought in a backpack. Bryant. or more touring centers kilometers); Berkshire' Texas Longhorn Coach Fred For Alabama, of course, it has not home. Plus, coach Dick Vermeil has Stowe and Jay Peak, . ON DISPUY Although the Cotton Bowl officials nearby. East, Mass. (20 Akers was delighted with the oppor­ been an average year. Bryant’s scheduled practice for Christmas both in northern Vermont, would just as soon not talk about it. Measurement for the kilometers); Gunstock, tunity to face Alabama. His team' chase of the collegiate winning Day. e a c h h a v e a b o u t 125 there apparently was pressure put length of the cross-country N.H. (1^ kilom eters); and was probably going to have a very record finally ended in the last game But if these are hardships, they’re kilometers (75 m iles) of on them by Bryant to either take difficult time stopping Allen sinqe trail systems doggedly has Butternut Basin, Mass. (12 ,ARTER— of the regular season — Alabama all right with Jaworski. cross-country trials; Alabama at the appropriate hour of nobody has all year and any coach resistki Americanization, kilometers). whipping rival Auburn to bring "It was nice last year not having Bolton Valley, Vt., has an 6 p.m. CST on bowl selection day or remaining with the; sport’s “It’s part of the total enjoys the chance to win one against Bryant his 315th victory. the wild card because it gave me a 85 kilometer network; not take Alabama at all. Bryant. European roots, so touring package of skiing,” says EVROIET Then there was Bryant’s chance to spend Christmas at Technical asaialance provided by centers and areas usually Bretton Woods, N.H., has John Wiggln, director of And at 6 p.m., USC was wrapped "Y ou don't have to look at the Professional Ski lnstruclor%.of America well-publicized suspension of four home," he said. “ This year, it’s a ' quote their total trails in 84 kilometers of terrain the Woodstock (V t.) Ski up in a tough struggle with UCLA. If films to know that Alabama is a fine players. game we have to play but that’s kilometers. A quick mental which loops along the Touring Center. 1229 MAIN STREET Tel. 646-6464 MANCHESTER 12 — THE HERALD. Sat., Dec. 26, 1981 TH E H ERALD , Sat., Dec. 26, 1981 - 13

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iw: he sees. Lest you think Norm is a novice to whtmg, let it be Engagements/Weddings known that the form er Los Angeles intendent of a district with 57 schools and 7(0,000 students) has written 12 textbooks on English and reading skills that TV'Novies/Comics have sold more than 2 million copies. FOCUS/Feople Just Ask Q. Are Mike Haynes, the comerback for the New pigland Murray Olderman Patriots, and Mark Haynes, the comerback for the New ■fet York Giants, related? — J.S., Elizabeth, N J.

X No. New England’s Mike Haynes, an All-Pro for four o f h a five previous "seasons, is from Los Angeles and went to^Ari- "zona State. He did have a brother who played in the N r L, tight end Reggie Haynes at Washington in 1978. The Giants U, memories Haynes, a second-year pro, is from Kansas City, Kan., ana Muse, The tipoff: was a No. 1 draft choice out of Colorado. He is a likely " “ Earl Campbell won’t be traded by the Houston candidate to succeed ^^ke as an All-Pro this year because Oilers,” says coach Ed Biles, “ unless it’s a Jim Plunk­ he’s providing terrific pass coverage for the Giants. ett or O.J. Simpson kind of deal (with multiple first- round draft choices involved). And they don’t make Q. Who looms in your, mind as the Rookie of the Year in guide local artist those kinmurder. His' trial, married for eight years to Austrian Prsbyterian complex in New York. Room rates at Harkness Pavilion opinion of doctors who have treated Athletic Center. U.S. citizens. Kenyon 483. ( legal and diplomatic adviser to transferred from Newport to Prince! Alfred Eduard Friedrich “ Mr. von Bulow has been going to range frorii $318 to $573 a day. The her that her condition is hopeless, a : billionaire J. Paul Getty, stands ac­ Providence, is scheduled for mid- Vincenz Martin Maria von visit her every week or so. latter "more elaborate” rate for 365 permanent vegetative state.

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BRUNCH their letters,” said Bruce coupons, for example. Start collecting the newed * Your first Bloody Mary. Screwdriver, or glass of Cham­ pagne Is on the house and ail other brunch libations are 7.95 Pincheon, executive vice proofs of purchase while looking for the required Happy Hour priced!. 11 am'— 9 pm . president of Strat Mar refund forms at the supermarket, in newspapers RfftBRVATIONt HBCOMMBNDED Sundays from 11:00 a.m. Dinner at 2:00 p.m. and magazines, and when trading with friends. Fulfillment Corp. “ But ASYLUM a TRUMIULL STS. B25-1171 45 .EAST CENTER STREET • MANCHESTER • 6J3-275’ there is a far greater Offers may not be available in all areas of the coun­ DOWirrowN Hartford chance for a problem if try. Allow 10 weeks to receive each refund. they staple or tape their The following refund offers are worth $10.38. This week’s offers have a total value of $21.25. Hew Year's Eve ■^proofs to the refund form. BETTY CROCKER-HORMEL, General Mills. Voc&mSiMiCC DAVIS FAMILY “ When we separate Receive a coupon for a box of Betty Crocker NOW SERVING BEER & WINE them, the form may tear Potatoes or a $1 refund, or both. For the coupon, across the address portion and become unreadable. send the required refund form and three com- DINE WITH US ON That’s why my best advice mplete box bottoms from any Betty Crocker MIenu 2 to your readers is not to at­ Potatoes, For the $1 refund, send the form and all The NEW YEAR’S EVE Herald photo by Pinto tach the proofs to the re­ of the above proofs. Expires Feb. 28, 1982. We are featuring our regular fund form. If they like, HERSHEY’S INSTANT Coupon Refund Offer SOUP or APPETIZER Horseless Carriage^ they can staple or tape the 1981. Receive $1 in coupons. Send the required re­ RK.ST.MIRANT menu with our everyday low Laughter and latke proofs to a separate piece fund form, the tracing of the boy from the front French Onion Fresh Fruit Cup of paper or cardboard. panel of any Hershey’s Instant can and the register Banquet & Wedding Facilities prices — Watch for our New S trat Mar is one of receipt with the price circled. Expires March 31, Minestrone Tomatd Juice Year’s Eve Specials in the Dec. Temple Beth Sholorh's primary unit head Sandy Rackow, Brenda Marcus, Shira Springer, liana Herman, 1982. Luncheons Daily • Sunday Brunch several dozen fulfillment DANCINQ & LIVE ENTERTAINMENT FRI. A SAT. Clam Chowder Dashefsky invited her students over for a latke party this Marc Scheinblum, Scott Herman, and Marcus Fink. The companies that process re­ KNOX Peanut' Butter ’n’ Jelly Blox Offer. 31 at Manchester Herald. Receive a 50-cent refund. Send the required refund CLOSED MONDAYS week to celebrate Hanukkah. Joining in the fun are (left, potato pancake is a traditional food served this time of fund and premium offers 980 ELLIN GTO N RD. 80.W IN D80R yeai. form, one front label from any jam or jelly, one CALOOR PLAZA EXIT 93 OFF 1-86 649-5487 6 clockwise) Stacy Morants, Jenny Cion, Dorit Perry, Beth for manufacturers. label from any peanut-butter jar, one top panel ______289-7929 “We are now fulfilling 45 from any Knox Unflavored Gelatin and a register offers for more than two receipt with all of these prices circled. Expires DINNERS dozen companies,” said Dec. 31, 1983. Pincheon “We have our NABISCO. KRAFT. SWANSON, WELCH’S Free own Zip code and mail ad­ Fruit Offer. Receive a $2 refund. 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Hartford_County^ could send them in the required refund offer form, the word "eggs” from a 2 PACKAGES TO CHOOSE FROM Broiled Swordfish • Sunday Champagne Brunch same outer envelope to carton of one-dozen eggs, the label from any can of RESERVE NOW save postage. OPENING NOW AT 11:00 A.M. TO 2:30 P.M. DKAH MIHV: I moved Ortega Green Chiles and the names of the three ser­ $75 per couple includes dinner, dancing, opsn bar, hat, Veal Cutlet Parmigiana backyard, a pile of bricks friends,“it’s your “This will usually cause ving suggestions for a can or jar of Ortega Green nolssmaksrs A brsakfast, tax A tip. into this apartment six and sahd on your back husband's lack of con­ a delay in fulfilling the Chile Salsa written on a piece of paper. Expires $50 sarna as abova axeapt no open bar WINES e Lunch • Dinner months ago. I like it very porch, and some sideration for your request,” he said. “The' March 1, 1982. Banquet facilities for all your party needs 2300 Main St., Glastonbury • 659-0366 much. The only problem is woodworking equipment in feelings. If you’e not in­ employee who opens the Patio Refund Offer. Receive a $1.25 refund. Send S p u m a n te that shortly after 1 moved D e a r A b b y your basement. But you cluded in the invitation, he mail for that particular the required refund form and the netweight Dinners Include: in, 1 noticed that a man in have a husband who is should not accept. post-office box will put statements from any six Patio products. Expires o r N r . PURR'S LOBSTER SPECIAL the building directly across alive, retired and happy as mail bound for other boxes Jan. 31, 1982. • Soup or Appetizer DEAR ABBY: I hope PROGRESSO Refund Offer. Receive five 20-cent from ihe kept looking into Abigail Van Buren a lark. If the unfinished in a customer service file, • Open Salad - Bar my apartment. At first, T projects annoy you, quietly you will find the enclosed which is sorted and read at . coupons. Send the required refund form and the B a ro lo Boiled ignored it, then he set up a hire someone to finish piece by Henry Scott a later date." ■Progresso mailiqg^'addresses from any five • Baked Potato, Spaghetti, or Hot telescope, which he has them, and whistle as you Holland worth sharing with 1 asked about cash- Progresso products. Expires May>31, 1982. Lobster had permanently trained walk around them. your readers. register tapes required by READY-CRUST, EAGLE Free Ready-Crust Vegetable with drawn MARY PIKE, ADRIAN, Offer. Receive one Ready-Crust. Send the required on my window! naany refund offers as one • Coffee or Tea butter , It's not just my imagina­ MICH. of the proofs of purchase. refund form, two Universal Product Code symbols Join us for New Year’s Eve Entertainment from any Ready-Crust and one Universal Product tion; my boyfriend has also DKAH ABHY: Since my anything yet. DEAR ABBY: A “Most of our clients will • Ice creme Nut Roll or Spumoni husband retired two years DEAR MARY: I do. accept a-portion of the tape Code symbol from either Eagle Brand Sweetened For your listening pleasure — PLUS: Bottle of Wine per couplel noticed it. This has made married couple have in­ Thank you for sending it.. In our lounge with me feel very nervous and ago, he has started one Now, he is buying elec­ that shows the price of the Condensed Milk or your favorite brand of ice Tax a Tip net Included tric tools and equipment vited my husband to their Since it's untitled. I’m item,” Pincheon said. cream. Expires Feb. 28, 1982. Al Deidrickson at the organ! uncomfortable. project after another. But home for - supper many party^makers he hasn't finished any of for a woodworking shop in taking the liberty of calling “The refunder should write Here is a refund form to write for: DaJsy-L’Mgs Would you consider this times. Last week they it “Perspective": the name of the super­ Offer, P.O. Box 4098, Monticello, Minn. 55362. 'This THE PliMPERINICKEE PUB to be normal, harmless them. our basement! Abby, he is market and the date of $1 refund offer expires June 30, 1982. OF MAINCHKSTER such a dear man, and he called to come for coffee “I’m standing on the 35 OAK ST. MANCHESTER E behavior on the m an’s and birthday cake. My hus­ seashore. A ship spreads purchase at the top of the OAKLAND COMMONS , PHONE part? Or should some ac­ First he thought it would has really earned his piece of tape, and the price 649-2811 NEXT TO ECONOMY ELECTRIC 643PUBB be nice if we had a retirement, but all he does band always goes alone. her sails to the morning tion be taken on my part to breeze and starts for the should be circled.” put a stop to it? vegetable garden, so he is read “how - to" books Abby, when they invite Many refunders wonder customer will already have Award goes to Delords dug'up the backyard and and whistle as he takes off ocean. 1 stand watching whether a company that | | UNCOMFORTABLE my husband, doesn’t that her until she fades on the one 24-ounce jar at home McPherson of Ravennq, bought all kinds of seeds; for the hardware store to do mean he should bring his asks for the label from a and will only need to Ohio. but so far he hasn't gotten some more shopping. wife? How cheap can peo­ horizon, and someone at 48-ounce jar will accept purchase one more in order Thank heavens we can af­ my side sas, 'She is gone!’ “Refunding makes a Iqt CountrgSqm rt 1)1. A11 around to planting ple. get? They know he’s labels from two 24-ounce to get the refund. Or that of sense,” she says. “I had anything. ford it, but all thesee un­ “Gone where? The loss LUNCHEONS • DINNERS • BANQUETS I NCOMI'OIM AHI.K: married because they have jars instead. two friends will each a $1 - off coupon and a finished projects, are get­ of sight is in me, not in her. “Most companies are purchase 24-ounce jars and RT. 83, ELLINGTON, CT. 872-7327 C met me several times, “Buy One, Get One Fre^' Being observed constantly Then he decided we ting on my nerves. Any Just at the moment when fairly inflexible about the (and through a telescope I told my husband if I’m then combine their efforts coupon for men’s Sopc 2 GALA NEW YEAR’S EVE EVENTS needed a patio, so he suggestions? someone says, ‘‘She is size requirements for their to get the refund.” yet) could be considered bought a truckload of sand npt good enough to be in­ gone,’ there are others who Sense. I Tickets and Reservations Available MILLIE IN PHILLY vited too, he shouldn’t proofs of purchase,” In a future column, harassment. Behavior that and a load of bricks. It’s are watching her coming. Pincheon said. “If they ask Pincheon will discuss some “So the hoisery that |s makes.you nervous and un- been five moijths and the accept. What do you think? for a 48-ounce label, that is usuallv $2.09 a pair cost irie I I ™ ! . , s t a g e CHEAP FRIENDS Other voices take up the of the problems that his comfortablc is not bricks and sand are still in DEAR MILLIE: Look at felad shout, 'Here she com­ what they want. They in­ company encounters, such $3.18 for three pairs. I then • Noisemakers LOUNGE struct us to reject refund send in the three front pan­ ■'harmless." Notify the our back yard, and he it this way: You have a DEAR FRIENDS: The es!’ as improper duplicate re­ • featuring SILVERADO police. ' ' hasn’t started to build cow pasture for a issue is not “cheap “And that is dying.” requests that include labels fund requests. els for a free pair of Coiri- 244 Center St., Manchester Breakfast from other sizes. , fort Stride Panty Hose that “They don’t want to face Smart,Shopper avoard was worth $2.84. My 646-1995 MEDITERANNEAN ROOM $50 per couple the possibility that the The Smart Shopper savings totaled $5.93!”^ DINNER SERVED AS USUAL 5-9 P .M . j Slow diet expectations The HORSELESS CARMACE La Strada W est Cards for new year IT I in in i oitlf Hl». l< or. MtK. f '>!. JOIN US FOR 4)4.1.6165 DEAR DR. LAMB: I calories all day long. looking at the scales. That Italian Entrees am desperate and I don't No doubt your biggest may help you keep from NEW YEAR’S EVE know who else to ask. Our . problem is expecting too being so discouraged. new family tradifion PIZZA & GRIINDF.RS family doctor is fat so he much too soon. I am sen­ When you get the urge to doesn't think I have a Your H ealth ding you The Health Letter eat, just drink a lot of We’re featuring a special Breakfast From 5:30 A.M. problem, although I am 10 number 4-7, Weight Losing water and go for a walk. In DEAR DR. BLAKER: to 15 pounds overweight Diet, to help you. Others menu and entertainment in Lawrence Lamb, M.D. time, if you are patient you From reading your column Lunch Specials *1.95-*3.00 and it is^all on my tummy, A who want this issue can will lose the fat — not just our lounge... OPEN 7 DAYS hips and thighs. send 75 cents with a long, for the last five years, I water — and feel better. know you are always in­ A s k MON. THRU THrRS. .5:.30a.iii. lil 10 p.m. I went on a low-calorie stamped, self-addressed FRI & SAT TIL 1 I p.m. diet two years ago. I lost DEAR DR. LAMB: I terested in family EVERY SAT. MIDDLE EAST BELLY DAMGERS envelope for it to me, in D r . B l a k e r SI NDAl I II. 9 p.m. all that excess fat and I felt care of this newspaper, have had a urethral stric­ traditions around the 2 411 Cowl BhA. L Hartford 289-2737 so much better. I felt like a P.O. Box 1551, Radio City ture for the past few years. holidays. Our family changed our Karen Blaker, Ph.D. teen-ager again, although control, you might want to Station, New York, NY I’ve had catheters and been person and have a daily delated several times way of doing things this I'm 44. 1 had more energy exercise program. I jog see one who is. You need to 10019. and my arthritis didn’t Stick w ith a w ell- which doesn’t seem to year. We decided to send and bike. be sure you do not have a New Year’s cards instead 1 - bother me. 1 felt great for balanced, low-calorie diet help. Two weeks ago my HOUSE OF CHUNfi . . .1 lose two pounds one low thyroid problem, even of the usual Christmas iGlty six months or so. Then we though this is seldom the that you can live with and doctor ran a catheter and week and gain back one two metal rods up my cards. I t ’s fun to do Featuring authentic Pt>lyne!•’hcth mmTAURANT Cocktail Lounge Roberta Berman filed a bills in Egypt, but only part of the bladder. The most com­ Egyptians gave symbolic Shy? Write for Dr. Tuaa-ltallan Sauaaga and Pappara SUFOOD STEAKS i.ouM«e camel reached an asphalt road, it mon cause of a stricture is aarvad w/vagatabla...... $3.95 negligence suit in circuit court this reared and she was thrown to the further expenses when she returned, gifts such as inscribed DEAR READER; Blaker’s newsletter I S V i S f O SUNDAY BRUNCH it said. an old inflammation, such scarabs to celebrate the Masculinity in our society week naming the Electrolux Corp,, pavement, the suit said. “Shyness.” Send 50 cents 10% Off Senior Citizen on Mondays. MfvMl With braid, butlir a coHh a Massachusetts company that The extent of Mrs. Berman’s in­ as from Gonorrhea. ’ITie in­ New Year while the is defined as: being able to and a stamped self- “Roberta Berman’s injuries were flammation causes scar The PIZZA WAGON ChiMrefl’i t Regular Menu RnRaMe manufactures vacuum cleaners. juries and expenses were not Romans exchanged take as much pain as possi­ addressed envelope to Dr. 179 TOLLAND TPKE. directly attributable to Electrolux’s specified. tissue to form that con­ laurels, sometirnes made ble; not being able to ask Blaker in care of this CALL 6 4 6 -0 1 0 3 At Spencer St./Silver Lane in K-Mart Plaza GLI N L O C H E N Mrs. Berman and her husband, a negligent failure to provide a safe Also named in the suit was Essex tracts and causes the stric­ of olive branches. for help: not needing to newspaper, P.O. 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A guardian 3 ) Movie-(Horror) * "Tomb of the Oral Robarta 9 HarvaatTampla 9 Ask Tha Managar Gp Leave It To Tha Woman E Darren McQavin. Efforts of the White Championships Greg Lewis hosts mins.) 3 Lavarna And Shirley And Kristofferson, Hume routine material into 4:45 angel show a a potential suicide Living Dead" 1969 JohnAahtey, Popaya 9 From Hollywood ® Tom Cottia Show 3 Mif Three Sons “ Reds” is more for the House Chief of Staff to protect the thissportsspecialtapedalCaesar's Angelique Pettijohn. Three ^ m p a n y Listen victim howterrible life would be in his Latino 9 Qraat Parformancaa: Oanca In 11:00 9 Thia Weak In Tho NHL (Fri.) FOUR FRIENDS (R) Cronyn. (Drama) This something wonderful. The president's prospects for P a la c e In L a s V e g a s where top 9 strangers arrive on isolated Blood 3 FHntatonas true cinema and history bodybuilders compete for the 'Mr. 5:00 small town without him. (2 hra.) 8:30 j^ a rlc a i 3 ) 9 9 Nawa 9 HBO Sneak Pravlaw: January 3 Marv Griffin — Craig Wasson, .Jodi Alan J. Pakula film teams story — of learning to give re-election, by covering up the facts 8:30 laland and hear that there havebeen buff. GRADE: B. surrounding the collision of a U.S. ^ iv e r s e ' title. 3 ) Mission impossible , Barrio 9 Movia Off Tha Sat a.) 3 Movie 'Inn Of The Frightened Thelen. (Drama) Steve Kristofferson and Miss ^ 9 Wide World Of Sports G D 9 Making A Living Sonny gets num erous killings attributed to a Tha Portuguaaa Around Ua ® John Callaway Intarvlawa AftarBanny That Girl and take love, and accep­ satellitewitha UFO. (Rated PQ)( 107 9 World Championship Tennis Quen-akinned monster. (2 hra.) People' (MON.), 'Midnight Lace' TAPS (PG) — George 996 ALL TIMES 9 Hardy Boys-Nancy Drew GD Championship Wrestling (he shock of his lifewhena woman he Day Of DIacovary _ 2:30 SportaCantar aUE.). 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Yes You Can 9 Inside Washington NFL Review And Preview 19S1 Amarican Bodybuilding I ROUTES 86-B4 (Exit 96)1 C 6:30 Kennedy Center For The Performing 9:00 9 Movia CBS Nawa 1 0 K » tmptonahipa (Wad.) chum s who g re w up consistent, unconvincing academy to prevent it from I 649-9333 I 0:26 « 1-30 Arts in Washington. D.C.. PAYS 1:15 ►AQimME 9 Living Faith f Wondarama. ® MaalarplacaThaatra: Duchaaa David Suaakind Show 3 3 OnaOayAtATlma RAGTIME (PG) — G D d ) In The News ^ Bert Convy Special (X) ABC News Domata together in an Indiana steel plot, coupled with inane being closed, and armed 9 News-Weather-Sports 9 Inside Business TRIBUTE TO FIVE DISTINGUISHED jCBS Sunday Morning , Of Duka Straat Baxtafs 3 Waltona Jbn Bakkar Sra Ask NBC News American artiste, Count Basie, Cary r JanicH Cagney, James stand-off results between 0:30 9Movle-(Comedy)** "Die 9Movle-(Comedy)*** "LoveAnd 9 Oral Robarta ^ 3:15 An Evaning At Tha tmprov 3 Paopla'aCourt CNN Aftamoon Contlnuaa town. The film has its dialo^e, make for an un­ “ARTHUR" “RADERS OF Death" 1075 W oody Allen, Diane Grant, Helen Hayes, JeromeRobblns ^ News And Weather Family Focua 9 Movia Inalda Bualnaaa 3 Romper Room Olson, Elizabeth GD d ) Bugs Bunny-Road RunnerLaughing" 1080 RobbyBenaon, 9 Style ga Bunny And Frlenda touching as well as inspired viewing students and authorities. Q L0STARK”k J Cpmputerworld Linda Gjrovenor. A part-time cab Keaton. Epic spoof of 19th century and Rudolf Serkln, for their lifetime Jimmy Swaggart _ 3:30 I Movia , 9 SpoflaContar ^ a a m a Street 3M-7:20- achievements in the performing arts. 9 Twilight Zone shocking moments, but is experience. GRADE: G. MeGovern, Mory Steen- Though the premise is in­ 1-00-7:10-9^1020 ) BlrdmanK ldi SSuper i Power Hour driveriacaughtinawebofmurderand Russian novels. (90 mins.) From Hollywood 9 Movia Leva Plua Ona 9 Movia 'The Mirror C ra c k'd ' Movie 'Baaroh Party' (MON ), 9-30 ® World Of Cooking 'Brazil: A 9 ABC Nawa Mlalar Rogara 9 Frad Saxon Maaaachuaatts Council Of (MON.), ‘The China Syndrome' burgen, Howard E. triguing and production Wth Shazam mayhem. (Rated PQ) (2 hrs.) 1:36 ‘BaachBlankat Bingo' (TUE.), 'Bikini uneven — capturing the CUOMCI SUCaSHD -SJrj 8 } Camera T h re e 'The Family: g Guitar With Frederick Noad Bahian Menu' At the Moenda The Love Boat Gopher finds Jataona 4:00 Rabbis (TUE.), ‘The Black Stallion' (WED.), Baaoh' (WED.). 'The Ghost In The ABSENCE OF Rollins. (Drama) Direc­ a sizable sum of money and ha s a d ) Moment Of M«dlUUan style of the late '60s but not values are high, “ Taps” is Scenes from British Working Class 9 Tony Brown's Journal Restaurant in Rio de Janeiro, Chef Worid Tomorrow ' Programming Unannouncad _ 11:36 'LittlaMiaaMarkar'(THUR.),‘NlnaTo invisible Bikini' (THUR.) RobertoHein prepares Caranguejos hllariousdream in which hebecomes 1:4B MatInaaAtTha Bijou II ) Movia 9 Entartainmant This Waak FlyaJFRI.) MALICE (PG) — Paul tor Milos Forman has a boring, meandering film Life' Part IL Public reaction to the 9 TheEntartainers USAFRnllgloue Film 9Movla'TheDaydreamer'(MON.). its substance. Arthur Penn series and its value as an instrument (B) Wail Straet Week With Louis Recheandos, Moqueca de Camar- an admiral, giving orders to other 9:30 - ' SportaCantar Plua ^ 11-66 9 9 RaglaPhHblnShow ‘Wonders of Aladdin' (TUE.). 'Fuller Newman, Sally F ield. turned E.L. Doctorow’s — long on pretentious talk ao, Xin-XIn de Qalinha, and Dklellcia crew members; a famoua country 1;B6 Commant ' Wraatling ^ Movia 9 22AUva ( “ Bonnie and Clyde” ) ofsocial change are examined. Rukeyser 'Yule with Y ale' Quest; as Movie -(Dreme) ••• Brush Man’ (WED.) (Drama) There is a lot novel into a rich tapestry, Yale HIrsch, President of the Hirsch de Banana. singer meets an old love; and Point Of Vlaw ' Fraaman Raporta GD An Evaning At Tha Improv 9 HoMay Programming directed. GRADE: B. of honor and duty, but GLOBE (d It's Your Business 9 Waltons beautiful girl's father ruina her "Apocalypee Now" 1979 Marlon NHLHoekay ) Movia 9 Movia 9 Richard SImmona Show more than malice absent woven of brilliant acting, lacking in any coherent 0:56 Corporation. Brando, Robert Duvall. Filmed in tha 4:30 CD CD In The News ^ 2:00 EVENING romance with a handsome man. Day Of DIacovary ' QlulinI Concarta _ 12:00 1 0 : 2 0 3 Jaffaraona PENNIES FROM from this tale of a bungling fine story, lavish sets and social vision. Contains (Repeat; 60 mins.) (Closed- South Pacific, thia grotesque RMnbow'aEnd ) Movia Nawa 9 Nawa 10:00 CD M o vU -(D ra m a ) **Vt "Q lrl 6 :0 0 wartime movie depicts the hell of .9 3 UttleRaacaia Travel Servica LeeRemIck, ^ p ^ n e d ; U.S.A.) Calabrato ' Hanukkah 9 Gymnaatlca 10:30 HEAVEN (R) — Steve reporter (Miss Field) who costumes, plenty of extras, coarse language and heavy R()IJX)\KR d3 Brady Bunch Nsmed Sooner" 1074 Qp(£® Niwi Vletnematitepeak.(RatedR)(2hre.. 9 Collage Basketball (Tua.) Richard Crenna. A ch ild less pair 9 9 H arper V alley An a g in g Thraa Stoogaa <:30 , 9 Taka i wo 3 3 AHca Martin, Bernadette 555 MAIN STREET (D ® Richie RIch-Scooby And ^ Starsky And Hutch 26 mine.) ^ofassional Rodeo (THUR.) unwittingly destroys a great music. The problem violence. GRADE: G- attempts to adopt a neglected little motorcycle gang leader decides it Insight 9 Faativai Of Faith 9 ThaAthlatas 3 ^ v a B o a t 9 Tima Waa: Tha 20'a (Fri.) appyDoo ^ Racing From Aqueduct 2 :0 0 Peters, Clirislopher business, a reputation and is that it all may be too rich 643-2165 •(I.xU^LUlUR* Dr. Who country girl. (2 hrs.) rhight be nice to settle in Harper 10:00 9 NHRA U.S. Natlonala 12:05 9 9 Bloekbuatora 9 Chriet Tha Uvlng Word g k . 9 Movie-(Drama) ** "Braaklng Valley end settle down with Stella. 9 sporta ^ CBS Sunday Morning even a life. Also lacking OTf aarnMi AMIM. SportsCenter Gl) 1081 National Open Putting G lass" lo w Hazel O'Connor, Phil 9 Amazing W^rid 9 World Of Laural And Hardy 9 Btoekbuatara(Exc. Thur.) Bio 9 Bewitched Walken. (Musical-drama) — too much story, too Tev MMlia 4M4 O a 9 Newsmakar Saturday 9 Kojak ( X Woody Woodpackar And 9 Movia ^ n a y Game (THUR.) Championship Daniels. Story of a English punk rock 12:15 9 Movta (Exc. Thur.)‘Aak Any Girl' many overstuffed ^sets, too WHOSE LIFE IS IT Over 30 Years 9 HHHH?%I4H?7WNBC The 9 Risk Of Marriage Frtanda ® Advanturaa In Art With Julia 3 ) ABC Nawa 9 Movia (Thur.) 'Spiral t Art Of C o o k in g Pol Martin (S) Movie-(Drama)**** "Kramer stars rise and fall. (Rated PG) (104 ! 2:30 (MON., FRI.). 'Love And Death' A N Y W A Y ’f (R) — Travel Experience ^ahvllle Palace Gp Mata For Tha Holy Family Harris broad a panorama. Anti too ^m onstrates his culinary skills. vs. Kramer" 1070 Dustin Hoffman, mins.) 12:20 (TUE.), 'Hawk Tha Slayer' (WED.). 19 Movie-(Comedy)*** "LoveAnd 9 Movie -(Comedy) ** "Die 9 Here's How 9 Ufaatylaa 5:00 On Location: 6th Annual Young MarcuaWalby.M.D. Richard DreyfuHK, Jolin Authorized age nt In MerylStreep.Storyofachild custody 9 Shopsmith 9 Movie -(Comedy) ** ^ "Hotel GD Electric Eakimo (THUR.) •long by half. Still, it is a Death" 1075 W oody Allen, Diane struggle between a divorced couple. Laughing" 1980 RobbyBenaon, 9 spiritual Cruaada 9 Bionic Woman Comadlana Show » AndAndy Griffith Show 5:00 Manchester, (or all Airlines, 9 Press Box Washington bureau Paradlso" 1966 Alec Quinneea, Greco will exhibit CaKHaveles, ChriHtine Keaton. Epic spoof of 19th century Linda Qrovenor. A part-time cab 9 Nawamakar Sunday 3 ) Hardy Boya-Nancy Draw 12:30 10:55 very classy film. GRADE: Railroads and Steamship 3)(l06mins.) chief and guest correspondents Gina Loilobrigida. A mask man tries Barney Millar Russian novels. (90 mins.) nt On Living driver iscaughtlnawebofmurderand 9 Challca Of Salvation itariaa ^ Community Calandar 9 Waatharvlaw Qllllgan'a laland Lines. ^ c u s s events of the week. mayhem. (Rated PQ) (2 hra.) to carry on a rendezvous with his 11KX) 9 Nancy Savlr»-The Arts 9 Sneak Previews Critics Gene' 9 Sporta Amarica lea Skating GD Movia Muppat Show College Basketball North ® Movie-(Comedy) *** "Lady gorgeous neighbor, but everything 9 Sacriflca Of Tha Maaa Nawa-Waathar-Sporta 9 Our Forgottan Family Maude 9 Happy Daya Again regional landscapes O Ask The Manager Siskel and Roger Ebert review some 3 Carolina versus Kentucky, from East E v e " 1941 Barbara Stanwyck, backfiree. (2 hra.) 9 RaxHumbard Movia 9 Uatan 3 Hour Magazine 10:26 of the newest movies In town, 3:00 iPKA Fun Contact Karate (Wad.) Rutherford, New Jersey. (2 hra.) Henry Fonda. The dimwitfed son of a D 1>lavlak>n10:30 Mata Nova 12:45 3 Price la Right 9 Ask NBC News S including: 'Neighbors, ’ starring John d) Movie-(Weetern)** "Men ( ^ to Racing '81 (FRI.) 9 From Hollywood Lee Leonard wealthytycoon, falls inthehandsofa 3 Davldaon Show 10:30 BelushiandDan Aykroyd; Burt Behind The Gun" 1962 Randolph D 9 KIda Art Paopla Too GD Thoughts To Uva By 9 Movie (Exc. Mon., Fri.) 'The During the month of January, New England reporta on entertainment features. girl and her card shark father. (90 That'a Tha Spirit 9 Profaaalonal Rodeo (Mon.) ^ Laurel And Hardy Reynold's new film ‘Sharkey's Scott, Patrice Wymore. The story of Say Brothar 9 Faith For Today Water Bablaa’ (TUE.). ‘Two Agalnat & U n t il I Get Caught T h is mins.) InaldaThaNFL 6:30 1:00 Walghtllfting (TUE.). F.A. Soccer Arctic’ Part I. (WED.), landscapes by Salvatore Greco will be exhibited at TAPS ^ C o lle g e Basketball Report (R) the founding of Los Angslea. (66 Tha 'Two Machine'; and ‘Ghost Story,' 9:30 (WED.).Qymna8tica (THUR.),Tannia OlSSpIdar-ManAndHIsAmazIng documentary explores th featuring Fred Astaire, and. John r^ns.) World Tomorrow 9 HBO Snaak Pravlaw: January 9 lea Skating ainst Tha Arctic' Part H. (THUR.) Connecticut Public Television’s Gallery 24 in Hartford. Look For The 9 9 9 Lewis And Clark F ^ n d s psychological, social, legal and l^uaeman. 3 ) Movie-(Horror)** "Man W ho ) Movia 9 Somaday, Somatlma 9 Nawa-Waathar-Sporta Davay ArwJ Qollath Greco is a graduate of the Paier School of Art where (S> style Elsa Klensch presents the judicial aspects of drunken driving in _ 10:00 ) Movia 9 Praaa Box 3=00 1ri)5 9 9 9 Wheal Of Fortune Mika Douglas 9 Black Perspective ^ Nawa Could Cheat Death” 1959 1 3 ) 9 Nawa 9 Movia (Exc. Tua., Thur.)'Ask he studied fine art and illustration. He currently is a ^rwardLook. ^ e ric a . Christopher Lee. Hazel Court. A ' Snaak Pravlawa 9 Amarican Ufaatylaa 9 Worid Of Laural And Hardy M N Aftamoon Contlnuaa 2 9 Monterey Pop ) Movia 3 j9 Fantasylsland Afatherwanta Any Qlrf (MON.. FRI.), 'Hawk Tha PP <9 Spiderman And Hla Amazing 9Movle-(Juvenlle)*** "Smoky" ® Once Upon A Classic 'B la c k one-hundred and four year old man 10:45 ®) CRlghtaoua BS Nawa Applaa ^ 1:30 ® Mlalar Rogara graphic artist and free-lance illustrator working in the 1047 FredMacMurray. AnneBaxter. to win the love of his motherless son ^ y a r ' (WED;) Friends Island’ Michael and Moody are sent stays young through a special gland 9 Jawiah Ufa ) Partuadara 9 Hara'aHow i Cirot Bumatt And Friends by becoming (he boy's favorite Hartford area. & This Old House A man devotes himself to his to the mainland for fresh supplies. In ration.(119mln8.) 11:00 D Movia EVENING 9 CInamax Short Faatura 9 Love Boat 5:16 oNze-winnlng horse. (2 hrs.) fictional hero; and a young woman is 11:30 O Movie-(Comedy) ** "In Fast an attempt to rob a grocery'a van. SportsCenter J UttlaRaacala ) Waak In Raviaw 9 Risk Of Marriage 9 Harmano Pablo Greco is particularly interested in depicting New In for a horrifying experience when All In Tha Family “BINGO BUGS STEVE M A I?riN in (BZ)Coomos'WhoSpeak8forEarth7' (Company" 1046 LeoQorcsy.Huntz they are discovered and return to the Nawa Wrap-Up ) 9 Old Tima Qoapal Hour 9 ABC Nawa 6:30 Host Carl Sagan reviews the major she tries to locate a doctor who ) Cross Country Ski School England. landscapes and seascapes. His intention is to Hall. Zanies get involved in a island empty-handed. (Closed- Qunemoke ' Davay, And Qollath 1:45 Family Faud 3 9 News themes covered in 'Cosm os' and mysteriously disappeared with I Program Unannouncad 9 9 Batttoatora *axl-racket. (90 mins.) Captloned; U.S.A.) Sunday At Tha KIng'a Houaa ) ABC Nawa 9 USAFRaHgiouaFlIm 3 jtfhat'e Happening reconstruct, through his work, the beauty of older New ends with some cautionary warnings millions of dollars two years before. ' Nawa-Waathar-Sporta 1:50 Movto (Tua.) 'Love And Death' 3 9 Entartainmant Tonight ‘‘Pennies ff 3:16 ) Soundstaga England. Lawranca Walk Show 9 Movia i Midday Indapandant Natwork 3 MJL8.H. 6:30 3D Movie-(Comedy)** "It'alnThe MatinaaAtThaBIJoull 9 Movie (Mon., Fri.)‘Snowball greco has exhibited throughout Connecticut and New ) CBS Nawa 2:00 Nawa “Bingo Bugs" will be appearing dally In B e g " 1945 Jack Benny, Fred Allen. Adalanta 9 NFLFllma:SonOfFoUlaa 11:57 Expraaa' (MON.), ‘Pater And Tha The owner of a flee circus tries to ) Nawa York including Mystic, Glastonbury, Old Saybrook and Inalda Story. Spaclal Edition ) ABC Nawa 9 Sporta 3 3 Nawabraak Wolf (FRI.) outamart a couple of echemere who 9 Dr. Scott On Habrawa the Society of Illustrators Gallery in New York City. Heaven^ 6 try to cheat him out of an inheritance. 9 CInamax Short Faatura CPTV's Gallery 24 is located at the telecom­ Tha Herald. Just look for the “bug" with (2 hre., 7 mine.) AFTERNOON starring BERNADEHE PETERS munications center at 24 Summit St. in Hartford and is Jane Wyman sets the tone ^ 3:30 12HM) 9 ® Etoctrle Company Q S NHL H o c k *, St. Loult Blunt va ) 3 3 Nawa 9 LottoryShow(Thur.) open to the public at no charge weekdays 9 a.m. to 9 a number In each ad; If you have It, mark STAVDIO Minneaota North Stare (R) 6:36 on “ Falcon Crest" J Midday p.m, j Up To Tha Minute 9 Movie ConUnuoa (Thur.) 'Tm a Today Lady!” shooting exterior shots for as 9 Take Two 9 Newt It off with an X on Your “Bingo Card." So says Academy Award win­ many as seven shows on loca­ 4:20 Sunday ner Jane Wyman as she makes tion in Napa, California. GD Movie-(Drama) ** "Breaking an easy transition back before "I don't worry anymore," says Oleee" 1980 Hazel O'Connor. Phil Wiiliann Devane stars as a tough Mark off all numbers on your card and GHOST the cameras after a 15-year Miss Wyman. "If a person is Danlele. Story of a Englieh punk rock non-cominissioned officer who stare riee and (all. (Rated PQ) (104 BIRTHDAY ALMANAC hiatus because of her stressless hung up in problems, he is mins.) becomes romantically involved STORY C o m p ile d b y th e e d ito rs o f 77m tVortd Almanac Book ol Who attitude toward life that freeis hung up with himself. You must or. with his commander's wife (Natalie you have won our Weekly *100 Award! her from insecurities. take problems from where they (X) Newe 4:30 Wood), in the remake of FROM Curr|pntly, she portrays a start and go from there. Some HERE TO ETERNITY, the ac­ It Take A Thief Dec. 27 — Louie Pesteur (1822-1895), the French pitched four no-hIt games during his career,’ including a wealthy, powerful wine baron­ things are tough, such ^^s ill­ ) Movie-(Dreme)I ** "The claimed six-hour mini-series based Qreaahopper" 1970 Jacqueline chemist and microbiologist who, among other notable perfect ganie In 1965. He won the Cy Young award ess on "Falcon Crest." a new ness, but getting depressed on the James Jones best-selling dramatic series broadcast Fri­ isn't going to help them. There Biaeet, Jim Brown. A bored end achievements, originated the process known as three times, in 1963, 1965 and 1966. 8rest lesa young woman heads for Las novel, to be colorcast Sunday Dec. 31 — John Denver (1943- )', the singer- IF YOU ARE A WINNER days on CBS-TV. pasteurization. are always going to be prob­ Vegas In starch for aomathing to do through Tuesday, December 27 If you have a winning Bingo Card on which all 24 numbers have been The regal and attractive ac­ lems." wHh her life. (Rated R) (2 hra.) Dec. 28 — Woodrow Wilton (1856-1924), the 28th songwriter whose numerous hit recordings Include -29 on NBOTV. M il Th^ M m '" ’" publlahed during the w‘^ k JOHN BELUSHI tress is as confident in front of , Miss Wyman stopped acting 4:55 president of the United States who, before his presi­ "Leaving on a Jet Plane,” ‘‘Rocky Mountain High’’ and 3 ) Community Calender The story is based on a company Herald tha next publlahing day between 9 and 10 A M to the cameras as the day she for 15 years because, she says dency, was president of Princeton University and gov­ "Take Me Home, Country Roads.” of career soldiers based in Hawaii brt?een 9ai?ri6A"M ?' • ’•’v l “ '""O DAN AYKROYD won an Academy Award for succinctly, “There were no ^ Prayer ernor of New Jersey. He received the 1919 Nobel Peace Jan. 1 — Xavier Cugat (1900- ), the Latin band lead­ the p X ® ^ ° P>llcation day will be ellgibla lor playing a deaf mute in the'film roles that I wanted to play." Her 9 Week In Review at the time of the Japanese attack Prize. er who was popular during the rhumba, cha-cha and 6K>4 on Pearl Harbor. It also follows a Dad. 29 — Mary Tyler Moore (1937- ), the actress mambo dance crazes of the 1940s and 1950s. He also "Johnny Belinda." Her fellow time was occupied by serving 3 ) Newt actors on "Falcon Crest" admit as the National Chairman of the 8:10 young, stubborn career soldier who and dancer who received critical acclaim for her per­ appeared In numerous film musicals. ALL THE DETAILS WILL Neighbors that she sets the calm .tone on Arthritis Foundation, as a result 3 ) Movie-(Comedy) ** "Four pays a heavy price for his prin­ formance In the film "Ordinary People." She has also Jan. 2 — laaac Aeimov (1920- ). the biochemist arid Clow ne" 1970 Laurel end Hardy. BE IN THE HERALD'S FULL COLOR PAGE A Comic-Nightmare the set, despite the frantic of a friend’s affliction. ciples. (CkMMl<«ptioiwd) starred In the TV sitcoms i"The Dick Van Dyke Show” author of science fiction and science books for laymen. Charley Chase. Compilation of films and “The Mary Tyler Moore Show.” Other subjects of his books include history, etymology, schedule changes caused by TV coaruLOO u im cn . mc. from tha graata of comady. (95 CHECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME. [R!«S>- mint.) Dec. 30 — Semiy Koulax (1 9 ^ ), the Hall of Fame literature and the Bible. EVERY THURSDAY! 3:30 V COM»UlOG tlM YXIt INC pitcher for the Brooklyn-Los Angeles Dodgers who (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) CHECK CLASSIFIED PAGES DAILY FOR X Public Affaira PLEASE CALLTHEATRE 9 InternaUonel Week In Review “BINGO BUGS” INSTRUCTIONS FOR SCREEN TIMES 18 — THE HERALD. Sat., Dec. 26, 1981 THF. HERALD. Sal., Dec. 26, 1981 - 19 M ACC News Religious Services Annie — Leonard Starr

®J 60Y.< THAT MRS, (SOOP-I’LLCAa -IFMRS CAB60NFALLS OBIS .THEY CAU ME, AND I OH-SC’S mitt, minister of visitation and CARSON IS SOME HEARTLINE AND INCAPACITATED SOMEHOW ' ^ 60 OVER TO SEE IF! THEY Andover outreach. 9:30 a.m., Sunday Crossword Gifts came in Astro^graph CHARACTER TELLTHEWITWAS AND CAN'T 6ET TO THE Aa RIGHT. IT'S A HAYj C’NBE school; 10:45 .a.m., worship, FIRST CONGREGATIONAL children's church and nursery: 7 SHE'S NOT «(/«r A FALSE ALARM/.» PHONE, SHE PRESSES THAT FOR THE ELDERLY INDEPENDENT. CHURCH of Andover, UCC, p!m., evening service, nursery. OR ANYTHINa BUTTON ON HER BELT LIVE IN THEIR OWN Route 6 at Long Hill Road. Rev. C ALVA RY c h u r c h HOMES- Richard H. Taylor, pastor. 9:30 (Assemblies of God), 647 E. Mid­ a.m. Church school; 11 a.m. dle Turnpike. Rev. Kenneth L. ACROSS 48 Made of a Answer to Previous Puzzle at last minute worship service with nursery, Gustafson, pastor. 0:30 a.m.. DM«nbMDtJ ASKED vitality 26 View indistinctly fellowship. and 11 a.m., worsWp services, . sura to specify birth dale. able to distinguish today 27 Relinquish 45 Leisure time previous years, and there were very few KIDDINS/, 32 Lily genus 6 Those in adopted a family and our most generous BOLTON CONGREGATIONAL nursery for Infants; 9:25 Sunday . AQUARRJS (dan. 20-Feb. It) between being prudent or just 33 First-rate office 29 Ranch animal 46 Applies new ones. Manchester Police Union No. 1495 which CHURCH. 228 Bolton Center Bible School; coffee time at 10:30; Assodatas twill put consider­ plain stingy. If you expect Road at the Green. Rev. J. Stan­ (comp, wd.) 7 Boa 30 Suffix frosting Even more troubling, contributions every year collects extra money and 6:30 p.m. evening service. able stock In what you have to friends to treat you generously, 35 Persevere ton Conover, minister; 9:30 a.m., ST. MARY’S EPISCOPAL loosen your pursestrings like­ 8 Eastern 3 1 ______47 GustoDomini were coming in even more slowly than _ say today, so be careful about 36 Baseball buys the same toys for our children as worship service. Sunday School, .. ottering advice on matters on wise. defense style 34 Highway 49 Cabbage . usual. Since I began to munch fingernails CHURCH. Park and Church points they do for theirs after the Christmas nursery; 10:30 a.m. Coffee Hour streets. Rev. Stephen K. Jacob­ which you lack expertise. LIBRA (Sept 23-OcL 23) Usu­ 9 On curve broth 37 Make a about the 18th of Decerriber, by the 21st I party. in Chandler Hall; 10:45 a.m. son, rector: Rev. Alan J. PISCES (Feb. 20-MaKh 20) ally you’ll bend over backward 10 Masonry 38 Pedal digit 50 Test picture fence had graduated to chewing pencils, pens Forum Program. Broadhead, assistant to the rec­ Business and pleasure make a to treat others fairly, but today 39 Little Big 5*1 Conditionally 41 Mexican 11 African tree ai^ ears of unwilling bystanders. tor. Rev. Frederick P. Moser, poor mix today, so try not to It may be very difficult to Horn general. 54 Type of jacket Individual givers „ blend the two. Keep social situ­ appreciate the other guy’s money (pi.) 19 Exclamation jbn Tuesday the dam burst, toys were Coventry assistant to the rector. 7:M a.m. 40 Mercury 56 Swift aircraft Holy EuchaHst; 9 a.m. Family ser­ ations strictly social. Discuss position. 42 Should of disgust 2 44 Grasps 21 Individual symbol (abbr.) arriving, people were coming in with $5, Of course, in the end, whether through COVENTRY PRESBYTERIAN vice and Eucharist with church commercial proposals later. SCORPIO (OcL 24-Nov. 22) wm $10, $100 and even $500 checks. So many church or school or shop or business or CHURCH, Route 44-A and Trow- school. 11 a.m. Holy Eucharist. ARIES (March 21-Aprll It) Don’t worry about matters today which haven’t yet hap­ 7 , 9 to 11 bridge Road. Rev. Brad Evans, Holy communion every You're the type who enjoys Winnie Winkie — Henry Raduta and J.K.S. 2 3 4 5 6 8 things came in that we were able to set club or union, it is the caring and sharing pened and chances are never pastor. Sunday. 9:30 a.m. Wednesday at 10 a.m. . ' challenges, but be careful up a new toy disbursement center in a of men and women and children reaching will. When and It any problems worship; 10:45 a.m. Sunday SOUTH UNITED METHODIST _ today or you may become 12 ■ 11“ classroom at St. Bartholomew. out to each other that makes the whole Involved In something which arise, you’ll be able to cope.. school; 7 p.m. Bible study and CHURCH. 1226 Main St. Rev. Dr. THEN WE MUST (V m e SACK AT THEOFF/CE... People brought over 20 blankets, miracle happen. In the whirlwind of fellowship. Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. "you can't handle. 8AOITTARIU8 (Nm. 23-Oec. George W. Webb. Rev. Laurence TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Try 21) Be doubly protective ol 1 / H i / s r BE 15. 17 special gifts for elderly and added those last few days before Christmas, so prayer meeting. M. HIM. 9 and 10:45 a.m. Worship ^ MEET A S A W / m PRINCE OF PEACE to find ways to praise cowork­ your cherished possessions SO IN S NOW... I HAVING A SE T - I DON'T CARE JHW almost 10 families to the list of those many people poured in that we only ers today rather than criticize today. Don’t leave items L L LUTHERAN CHURCH. Route 31 SHE HAP TO MEET,/ I9 2 ^ 21 **^MANUEL LUTHERAN their shortcomings. A wrong unguarded which could tempt WAS DUE BACK I TOSETHER ON 1 receiving baskets. Such last-minute caught a handful of names as they came and North River Road. Rev. W. H. ALL X KNOW IS SHE CHURCH, Church and Chestnut " choice of words could cause one who has taking ways. AT THE OFFICE I m HEXT E 6 giving meant redeiivering to some peo- Wilkens, pastor. 9 a.m.. Sunday. in with bags of food and/or gifts. streets, Rev. Dafe H. Gustafson (NCW SFAPER EM T IB P n iS E AS8N .I HASN'T /VIET OUR 22 23 school; 10:15 a.m., worship ser­ , AH//OC//? WEEKENP... you pie as more food and gifts came in and, To all of you who worked so hard and and th e Rev. M ic h a e l R. P£APC/N£... AND r my friends, it was a lot more work but — gave so much, may the comfort and help vice. Lohmann, pastors; Jeff Henrlcks, A6 0 / WILL BE T H E R E? w ■J?" 26 27 * I f 29 ST. MARY'S CHURCH. Route SHE'll BE 1 oh — come it did — and rejoice we did. you gave to others brighten you days all Intern; Rev. C. Henry Anderson, 31. Rev. F. Bernard Miller, pastor; pastor emeritus. 6:30 a.m. r . SORRY/ year. Rev. John L. Suprenant, Worship service; 9:45 a.m. 32“ 33 Schools Our very special thanks to Pat Getting associate pastor. Saturday Church School, Adult Forum. Bi­ I our coordinator, to Ray Getting without Herald photo by Tarquinlo masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sunday ble Study, 11 a.m. Nursery; 11 Bridge 35~ o 36 It seems that Manchester's children whom most of the toys would still be sit­ masses at 7:30, 9:30 and 10:45 a.m. worship service. were making and wrapping gifts from a.m. NORTH UNITED METHODIST 37 38 4 0 | 41 • ting at collection points, to Sandi Martin, SOUTH UNITED METHODIST CHURCH SECOND CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. 300 Parker St. Rev. Dr. f^Pi/TA one end of town to the other. East Sharon Masse, Marilyn Erickson, Richie CHURCH. (United Church of Howard L. Love, pastor. 9 a.m. Catholic, Assumption Junior High and Hammel and Margaret Shainin, who in­ Christ). Route 44A. Rev. Robert K. Adult Bible class, nursery for 42 4 ^ Bechtold. pastor. 9:30 a.m. the new Cornerstone Christian School all deed are angels of mercy, and to my own children 5 years old and younger; Levy’# Law — James Schumeister adopted families for Christmas giving Church school for all ages; 11 10 a.m. Church school and- ;U8e half an end play 47^ 46 47 48” 49 50 51 good husband and children who oc- a.m., worship service (child care worship. Coffee fellowship while students at Howard Cheney provided). cassionally brought me C.A.R.E. following service. played .a most instructive sT" 53~ 54 55” 56 Technical School sponsored a fohd packages from home. Racial disputes FIRST CONGREGATIONAL SECOND CONGREGATIONAL hand. ...NOVtCARWHY ICANHANW^ BESTTbEVEBy- collection that raised 1,500 items of non- CHURCH OF COVENTRY. 1171 CHURCH, 385 N. Main St. Rev^ Derek Rimington A happy New Year to you all. Mjsin St. Rev. Bruck J. Johnson, WOULP THIS NEWS INA ONE BACK, HC3ME. TT 58~ 59” perishable food for the pantry. Dr. James D. MacLauchlln, NORTH IMSSl describes it with the Thank you to Carol and Rudi Simon and the Simon minister. 9:30 a.m. Church School pastor. 10 a.m. worship service BAD THAT VW E5yE,CAD. Mrs. Cartwright's and Mrs Nelson’s children, Valerie-Fiano. Harvey Griswold, Ellen and at Church Lane House; 11 a.m. ♦ QJ comment, “Half an end play THINK, and church school; 11 a.m. VK1063 is better than no end play at W 6i~ f third grade classes at Bowers brought in John Roy and Little John, Mr. and Mrs. Granto, Worship service, nursery care fellowship hour. 2S ♦ KJ7 all.” IN LOVE? gifts for convalescent home patients and Diane Longchamps. Kiltie Cataldo, Lynn Nelligan. provided in Church Lane House. CENTER CONGREGATIONAC ♦ AKS3 West ojiened the ace of made brightly colored paper to wrap ruth McBride for the b’eautiful yarn and tree givers divide churches CHURCH. 11 Center Street. Rev. (NEWSPAPEn ENTERPRISE ASSN ) Rick Schausler.l’aul Cosgrove and Joe Brisky and diamonds against Albert’s them. Miss Pauline Burke's second Manchester Newell H. Curtis Jr., senior WEST EAST the literally hundreds of good hearted persons who pastor; Rev. Chet Copeland, ♦ KI0I7S) 063 four heart contract and con­ grade class at Bowers, took the money left their donations at fire stations, the Parkade, GOSPEL HALL. Center Street. associate pastor; Rev. Clifford O. W72 WA4 tinued with the nine in spite Heritage or at the MACC office and all the other hun­ of getting the discouraging they would have spent on grab bag gifts By David E. Anderson 10 a.m., breaking bread; 11:45 Simpson, pastor emeritus. 10 ♦ A9 ♦ 10864 2 and instead bought a present for a less dreds who sent their kind greetings and donations of strict church-state separation, the a.m., Sunday school; 7 p.m., a.m. Worship srvice, sanctuary: AJ94 4Q1076 deuce from his partner. It through the mail including: Helen Peterson. Stan UPl Religion Writer gospel meeting. was obvious to Albert that court has linked two different cases, one 10 a.m. Church School. SOUTH CELEBRITY CIPHER fortunate child. Mrs. Betty Hilton’s first and Phyllis Zatkowski, Jane and Enrick Reale, FULL GOSPEL West wanted a diamond ruff of which church leaders fear could un­ ♦ A94 Calaprity Cipher cryplograms are craaiad from quOlaUons by lamout people, p u t grade class at Verplanck school brought Harold and Virginia Falls, Marion Stairs, George Two mainline Protestant INTERDENOMINATIONAL and that if East held the and present Each letter in Ihe cipher stands lor another Today's c/ue At e«7ua/s 4/ dercut their separationist arguments. VQJ98S in toys to be given. They also wrapped and Delores Trudcll. Harriet and Eleanor Casper- denominations have come to the defense CHURCH. 745 Main. St. Rev. heart ace there would be no and decorated the presents. ‘ son. Art Vesko. ffelen St. Laurent, William and Irene At issue in the case is an Internal Philip Saunders, minister. 10:30 ♦ Q53 way to prevent It. Marko. Mr. and Mrs. V.J. Johnson, Robert and of fundamentalist Bob Jones University Jewelry . 0 8 2 Sunday School children at the Revenue Service rule that denies tax a.m.. praise, worship service and No loser-on-Ioser play was Captain Easy — Crooks & Lawrence ■ Gloria Weiss. Feleanor Norris. James and Cynthia in a touchy Supreme Court case in­ Bible study; 7 p.m., deliverance available, but Albert found Presbyterian Church on Spruce Street Brezinski, Reges McKeough, Flavia Dotchin, Harold exempt status to private institutions that Vulnerable: Neither- ‘AWFT ZNPAZ POL’N BWN LW volving both religion and race. service. Dealer: North that half an end play. each brought in a gift to put under the and Betiha Olds, Edward and Eleanor Coltman. practice racial discrimination in their FAITH BAPTIST CHURCH.' 52 designs But another major mainline'group, the admission policies. He cashed dummy’s ace tree for a child in need while an older Also, Allan and Marilyn Turner, Charles and Gene Lake St. Rev. James Betiasov, West North East and king of clubs and ruffed WHEN WE <3sr BACKi WE’LL BE Carroll. Bertha L.Hart, Helen $ales, Joan and Var- National Council of Churches, found Bob Jones University, Greenville, pastor. 9:30 a.m., Sunday school: 1 0 Pass I’/W solwa TO TAKE A LANPINS IN A youth group at South United Methodist NEW YORK (UPI) - A a club. Now he led a trump. GHZOLYZZ KWOLB FWXXYAFOPCZ num Abbott Jr., Sew and Sos Club, Jean Nadeau, itself hopelessly divided on the case and S.C., which has been battling the IRS on 10:30 a.rp., worship service; 7 space age metal called Pass 30 Pass East took his ace and gave MICE LOMS VACATION. FEW MINUTES. THE adopted a family, providing tree, Manchester Molding and Mfg. Inc., Maybelle will not enter the dispute. p.m., evening service. Pass Pass Pass MAYBE I ’LL 150 TO THE TOWER REPORTS WoRonald Reagan Godfrey Gourley, Herbert and Helen McKinney, nounced its schedule of programs for engineers for engines for Marx, who organized the effort and Sunday: the Baptist Joint Committee on Public Carlson, corps'officers. 9:30 am.. Erwin and Eleanor Beyer, John and Shirley Affairs and American Baptist National Sunday school; 10:45 a.m., interplanetary exploration. YOU'RE STANDIN' ...MOVE YER CARCASS ( YOU AN' WHO scouts of Troop 25 for manning “Santa’s Fitzgerald, Dorothy and fnes Sonego, Holmes At 9:15 a.m.. Church School, three new priBcillB’i Pop - Ed Sullivan Ministries counsel Earl W. Trent Jr., the holiness meeting; 6 p.m., open- When titanium is sub­ IN M V p l a c e , ^O VER BEFORE I m o p V ELSE, MISTER? Home” trailer in the Parkade for three Funeral Home Inc. ‘ air meeting: 7 p.m., salvation adult curriculums will begin: 1. A study two denominations argued that the real jected to chemical baths COWBOY,' UP TH' FLOOR WITH weeks. Also, Ralph and Barbara Frank, William and of the Old Testament Book of Isaiah, 2. A meeting. YUH! Kit ‘n’ Carlyle — Larry Wright Susan Groff, Alice and Walter Shea. William and issue in the case did not involve racism, and electronic charges, it THEY WOULP IF In addition to many sizeable donations, study of the teaching of Paul, and 3. A UNITED PENTECOSTAL PHDPLE PONT SEEM Mittic Keish, Israel and Shirley Snyder. Esther T. but whether the IRS has constitutional CHURCH, 167 Woodbridge St. develops rich, fluorescent TO BEUEVE IN HELL THEV'P HAP r local businesses such as Lydall Fo'ulds Bushnell. Mrs'. James Tasillo. Brian and Margaret study of the world hunger situation and authority to to deny “fundamental rights Rev. Marvin Stuart, minister. 10 colors. ANYMORE EXPERIENCE. and Pioneer Parachute donated a Curry, staff at Nathan Hale, George E, Budd. Nancy the need for a simple lifestyle. a.m., Sunday school; 11 a.m.. which take precedence over public policy REVEf?ENP WEEM6.' number of turkeys while employees at and Harry Carr. Doris and Edward Wells, Dorthy R. At 10:30 a.m. Morning Worship. worship; 6:30 p.m., prayer; 7 Other spring jewelry - y weu., I irs Roy Rogers Restaurant adopted several Miller. John and Phyllis Von Deck, Stella*F. Jablon, evolved from nonFirst Amendment p.m., worship. trends: y- Bolton United Methodist Church, Concordia At 3 p.m.. Open House at the par­ families for Christmas giving, and rights.” PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. 43 —Jeweled headbands, a 1i(V\e To a e A N u p l.utheran. Roland Brandi, Margaret and Theodore sonage. The special guests of honor will Spruce St. Rev. Richard Gray, employers at Pillow Tex Corp. carried Slaiby Also at issue in the case is the question spinoff from the popularity t r i e CHK^>TMAS be Dr. Orlando Tibbetts and his Wife, pastor. 10:30 a.m., worship ser­ of sweatbands popular with out a food collection to help fill the Also. Early Birds Bowling League, Hayden and Phyllis. We will recognize him for years of whether tax exemption constitutes vice. nursery;'9:15 a.m., Sunday Marjorie Griswold. George and Roxanne Feeney, tennis players and joggers. / baskets. Mark Zampiro at McDonald’s of service to the Baptist Church as state aid to or sponsorship of religion. school: 7 0.m., Informal worship. Barbara Kennedy, Bernadette and Tberese Noel, V. ST. JOHN'S POLISH —Continuing popularity and Nick Nemkodemski at Burger .King Thomas and Doreen Spano, Walter Schultheis, Hope pastor, missionary, city executive and The Baptist-Presbyterian brief argues NATIONAL CATHOLIC CHURCH. of gold chains, some with helped fill. a real gap again by con­ and W. James Gninske. Edward and Shirley Executive Minister of the American that the IRS may not require religious 23 Golway St. Rev. Walter A. 1. tributing gift certificates for our elderly Glcnney, Theordore and Ruth Chambers. Edith Baptist Churches of Connecticut. Dr. groups “to forego constitutional rights in Hyszko, pastor. 9 a.m., mass In links alone, others with Frank and Ernest — Bob Thaves Nichols. Nathan and Helena Agostinelli. Alex and order to secure the statutory privelege of English; 10:30 a.m., mass In gold balls, beads and and teens. Adela Platt. John and Alice Brown. Tibbetts is retiring from this position One of the most delightful ideas of the tax exemption.” English and Polish. stones. Wh4AT Also, Irene Hyde, Madelon Christiana.Xlifford and Dec. 31, ST. BARTHOLOMEW’S season was dreamed up by Dave Eleanor Mathewson. Robert and Carolyn Ramsey. Dean M. Kelley, head of the National CHURCH. 741 E. MicftHe Turn­ OH.MVGOOPNESS, LAST NIGHT X TRIEP - ' i r u n o e p jta n d thby Richards of Metro Bowl on Olcott Street. David and Ruth Russell, Joe and Irene Petroski, Council of Churches religious liberties pike. Rev. Martin J. Scholsky, “TUT' AtR.NLTTCHELL.' TD BALANCE HAZEL'S He put up a 6-foot Christmas stocking Edward and Florence Macauley, Samuel and Joan Center schedule office, said the case was “immensely pastor. Saturday mass at 5 p.m.; ONLY compute w ith Teller, Alcida Coulter. Mary and Carl Carlson, Ray­ Sunday masses at 8:30, 10 and BIBLE WHAT HAPPENEP^ CHECKBOOK.' full of gifts and toys and then sold raffle important” and could be a “watershed . o mond and U-ona Uvery. William and Barbara Del 11:30 a.m. SPEAKS V / 1 PAW oF THE |?OuND tickets. His one-man Operation Santa Giudice, United Methodist Women. Sharon Leigh Events scheduled next week at Center case” in churchstate relations. SY. JAMES CHURCH, Rev. Claus raised enough money to pay for all Marks. Diane I,. White, Guy and Frances Marchisio Congregational Church are as follows: But Kelley’s desire to enter the case William F. Carroll. Rev. Francis V. OH TOP, AND the blankets we bought plus some special And Barbara Haugh, Earl and Phyllis McGeoWn, Sunday — 10 a.m.. Worship service, Krukowskl. Rev. Robert. Bur­ Emanuel and JoAnn Scata. Leon and Carol Zapadka, , was strongly ppposed by the Council’s buying we did for families in unusually sanctuary. bank, team ministry; Rev. Edward Brawar 1 THE p E ^ 1$ ALU Beatrice Moorhouse, Barbara Sankey. Judith racial justice working group, which J. Reardon. Saturday masses at 5 painful circumstances. Bless you, Mr. Galligan. Helen Beauchemin, Llewellyn and Gladys Monday — 9 a.m., staff meeting, 2 wanted to enter the case on the side of and 7:30 p.m.; Sunday masses at 1 Pl a n t . Richards. Melbert. Joseph and Joyce Garman. Edith Burton, church office. the government. 7:30, 9 and 10.30 and noon; and In le u than a week IM l will Sarah Stephens. Mr and Mrs Ralph Higerd in We’ve even received cheerful Tuesday — 7:30 p.m.. Department of “There was a standoff,” Kelley said, at 5 p.m. be laid to reet in the “ 1 memory of Gerard Gaudreau, Albert and Patricia • eo greetings and a contribution from Steve Fellowship, Rohhins Room-. ST. BRIDGET CHURCH. 70 graveyard of all past years...... , Obtic, Carroll and Marjorie Nelson. “with divided counsel and therefore no H ------Main St. Rev. Philip A. Sheridan And, if the Lord tarries, a ^ Twfcifcc (J-JL Harry, past editor-in-chief of the Herald, Also. Community Baptist Church Women's Socie­ Wednesday — 7:30 p.m., Chancel consensus reached and the National and Rev. Emilio P. Padelli, co­ 9 lt81»y>«A.kK. Ul P« I tWO« now with the Hastings Tribune in ty. Joseph and Margaret Vollrath, Milton and Jeanne Choir, choral room. Council will not enter the case.” pastors. Saturday masses at 5 new year w ill undergo Uie Hastings, Nebraska. Adams. Dr. David Moyer and Marybelh and Mary Friday — Happy New Year — church and 7:30 p.m; Sunday masses at pangs of birth. Artificial as Kate. Ruth Cavin. Doris Libbey John, Elvie and Kelley also said church-state lawyers The Born Loser — Art Sanaom office closed. 7:30. 9, 10:30 and noon. they may seem, it was God Jeannine Johnson. Mr. and Mrs James T. Blair. M.. “do not like the Goldsboro case and are JEHOVAH’S WITNESSES. 647 who established the means of Churches J ’hilip and Jeanne Susag. Marte. Keith and Clen- distressed the court has linked the two Tolland Turnpike. 9:30 a.m., Bible Our Boarding .Rouse — Carroll & McCormick Bugs Bunny — Warner Bros. daniel, William. Joseph. Margaret and Beth and cases.” discourse; 10:20 a.m., group dis­ dividing Ume — by the sun, 6 Hcichel [..esiie w m > HU ftPSSMALtr/, lHTBLL46ai6e ° 0 <3 By the end of the Seasonal Sharing The Goldsboro case involves a Chris­ cussion. moon, and stars, Gen.1:14, Also. Klsie and Joseph Swenason. Bernard and Nazarene events ZION EVANGELICAL ' OK,DOC, I ■ IN T O T H E Appeal, MACC churches alone had Catherine Hickey. Daniel and Karen Boland. George tian school established in 1963 by the Se­ IVE SdTTA HAND IT WITH "lOUR LUCK? THERE’S ‘ AtJP SIRKIL167 APPEARAtk^.OFCOORSe LUTHERAN CHURCH (Missouri Therefore, years as t^ W A B B lT . adopted more than 180 of our families for and A Gertrude Duncan, Maxine Stewart. William The following events have been cond Baptist Church in Goldsboro, N.C, Synod). Cooper and High streets. you, MMOBIC5IV1N' A LUCK,YOU NO SUCH THINS! JOftiAPPLe, and Rosamond Shaw. Margaret Langerih. John F. milestones come out of a WkRTY COULP SUCCESS IS Christmas giving. Churches providing a scheduled at the Church of the Nazarene, Rev. Charles W. Kuhl. pastor. 9 revered tradition. Negatively Tierney Funeral Home. a.m.. Divine worship; 10:15 a.m WITHOUT PRESENTS CONNECT SIMPLY THE. week’s supply of food and gifts for each . 236 Main St.: what has 1981 held for you? member of the family included St. Sunday School and Youth Forum. TOOK MORE 6UTS THE POTS RESIDUE OF S' Tdesday — 2 p.m,, Crestfield Convales­ Holy Communion first and third Frustrated efforts? Diaap- Tri^N the farm. More that 100 farm enterprise specialists auguration had several themes: rehearsals are needed. started the first week in 1 12:30 and 3:15 p.m^ ------from northeastern states attended the three-day • Tax cuts for individuals and business (more exact­ Seniors, 60 years old and ■January. If interested, let Tuesday: 9 a. m. Caning seminar. ly, a slowdown in tax increases) would create more in­ over, can participate in us know. class; shopping bus; 10 Agway is a farm supply and food marketing this gala affair in a number deli savings centive for work, saving and investment, thereby The lunch program will a.m. chess and checkers; 1 ■ dairy savings cooperative owned by 119,000 farmer members in 12 boosting the'nation’s production. It would also increase p.m. bowling league at the northeastern states. Its headquarters is in purchasing power. • Pai-kade Lanes; 1:30 p.m. See Our Dell Manager, Fran For Your Party LAND O’ LAKES _ _ Syracuse. • Slowing the growth of government spending would exercise class; bus returns Platter. We Make Up The Finest Assortments reduce the government’s share of the economy and shift from shopping at 12:30 Possible! CORN OIL MARGARINE — Ib. quarters ^3^/ Abowtt Town SAUSEA . resources to the private sector where they would be p.rh. Domestic Cooked H am ...... ib .*2 .1 8 more productively used; Wednesday: 9 a.m. SHRIMP COCKTAIL • 1...... 3-4 oz. containers 2 a \ 9 • Reducing government regulation would free private health clinic by appoint­ Muoke’s Bologna...... ib .*1 .8 8 PHILADELPHIA enterprise to expand. ment; square dancing at 10 Workers honored Open house Monday .... ib .*2 .2 8 • Slowing the growth of money through the Federal a. m.; 10 a.m. pinochle Starfield Provolon^Cheese CREAM CHEESE...... BLUEBONNET * Reserve would reduce inflation. The Square Circle Club of Manchester Lodge of games; friendship circle; “Home Style” Cole S law ...... ib .58* MANSFIELD — Two Manchester residents were • All these changes in direction taken together would Moasons will have an open house Monday at the Masonic 12:45 p.m. bridge games; 1 All Our Cold Cuts Are Sliced To Order! SPREAD...... zib .09 among 43 Mansfield Training School employees convince financial markets inflation was being brought Temple from 9 a m. to noon. There will be cards, pool p.m. craft class; bus pick SWEET LIFE singled out for recognition at the annual Employee under control. Expecting lower inflation, lenders would and refreshments. up at 8 a.m. return trips at Recognition Day ceremony held recently at the attach smaller “ inflation premiurns" to interest All Masons and their famiiies are invited. 12:30 and 3 p.m.; 7:30 p.m. SOUR CREAM...... leoz/y*® state school for the mentally retarded. BREAKSTONE __ charges, thereby reducing both interest rates and infla­ New Year’s dance. ^ WITH THIS COUPON « A '10 Donald Stansberry and Eric Gauruder received tion. Thursday: No bus, no * PURCHASE EXCLUDING COUPON ITEM SOUR CREAM...... w o z 0 9 ^ Certificates of Appreciation and cash awards from Chorus to rehearse 4 TOBACCO program. Building open for HOODS SOUTHERN SUN __ the Mansfield Parents’ Association. THOUGH THE administration kept saying it did not The Beethoven Chorus wili rehearse Tuesday from 10 visiting and business. All award recipients were honored at a luncheon promise a "quick fix” of underlying economic to 11 a m. at the Emanuel Lutheran Church. li'RIDAY: CLOSED FOR Personal Size ORANGE JUICE...... w »ai 99* banquet. Joseph Seigle, Mansfield Training problems, it issued a rosy forecast in February. This There will be a coffee hour preceding the rehearsal. NEW y e a r s d a y . 1 Scherol’s Assistant Superintendent, presided at the projected brisk economic growth (4 percent in 1982 and IVORY SOAP affair along with Training School department heads 4 percent to 5 percent in later years), declining inflation I (8 percent in 1982, 4 percent by 1986) and steadily and Mansfield Parents’ Association members. frozen foods declining unemployment. The program and the forecast quickly ran into Engaged CHEF-BOY-AR-DEE _ _ problems. Congress reduced the overall size of 'in ­ dividual income tax cuts and delayed their start from MUFFIN PIZZAS UT picks veep last January to October. Wall Street reacted with TASTE-O-SEA pessimism. Stocks fell J4 percent between August and ■ GOOD DEC. 27 - JAN. 2 B HADDOCK DINNERS ...... 9oz79® HARTFORD — Dr. Russell G. Meyerand Jr. has September. No notable change in expectations oc­ Scofield-Connors S p iAT PIC 3 an SAVE 9 ^ ^I SWEET LIFE a been elected vice president-technology of United curred. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Scofield of Technologies Corp. This meant that in the short run most of the burden of Meriden have announced the WAFFLES 6pacM5oz,4/^1 .0 0 As United Technologies’ chief technical officer, inflation fighting fell on money restraint by the Federal engagement of their daughter, Bar­ BLUEBERRY OR BUTTERMILK ^ _ he will succeed Wesley A. Kuhrt, senior vice Reserve. When it curbs the growth of money, it slows bara Jean Scofield, to Mark Edward EGGO WAFFLES...... noz 69 *^ president-technology, who will retire Feb. 1 after 42 the economy. Connors, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph years of service with the company. HOWARD JOHNSON __ GRADUALLY, the administration’s economic Connors of 275 Lake St. Kuhrt was named to his current post in 1979, He V WITH THIS COUPON 4 A *10 MAC 4 CHEESE...... , 69 ® growth forecasts became less rosy. It first talked of a PURCHASE EXCLUDING COUPON ITEM t m was named corporate vice president-technology in "spongy” economy, then conceded the country had Mise Scofield is a graduate of 4 TOBACCO H 1974, after having served as president of Sikorsky enter^ a recession. House Democratic leader Thomas Maloney High School and of En- Aircraft since 1968. dicott' College, Beverly, Mass. Her P. O’Neill charged that the recession was entirely fresh produce Dr. Meyerand is currently vice president- Reagan’s fault. { fiance is a graduate of East Catholic ■ research and development for United Technologies Treasury Undersecretary Beryl Sprinkel has said it is High School and of the University of Sweet Life I and was named to that corporate post in 1979. He “ in part, an inevitable reaction to our efforts to slow Maine, Orono, Maine. GOLDEN YELLOW _ _ was appointed director of the corporate Research down money growth.” In addition', he said in a recent I SHORTENING S Center in 1967. In his new post, he will be responsi­ speech, “ an argument could be made” that had Barbara Jean Scofield A Jan. 29 wedding is planned. BANANAS ...... lb 29 ® ble for the entire corporation’s programs in ad­ vanced technology. Congress cut taxes and spending more quickly “ the MAINE POTATOES...... ,o-ib ba«98® recession could at least have been milder.” SNOW WHITE Murray Weidenbaum, chairman of the president’s Council of Economic Advisers, says the roots of the Precocious puberty o s M USHROOM S...... i2ozpKfl89® recession stretch back to spendthrift economic policies Herald photo by Tarquinlo j ggt [ e a of recent years and even decades — “ We are paying the FRESH CRISP Division formed • GOOD DEC. 27 - JAN. 2 " price for the binge of the night before.” .Brian Robinson of Chestnut Street, has been doing this type work tor about ...... cello pkg. 4-lb. pkgs. AT PIC an SAVE J g f CARROTS t staples welting to a chair at Manchester FiRM RIPE - ^ four years. WINDSOR LOCKS — United Technologies’ AS A RESULT of the recession, Weidenbaum has Upholstering Co., 713 Main St. Robinson treated successfully TOMATOES...... IU.49® Hamilton Test Systems has announced the forma­ said, unemployment could rise to as much as 9 percent. tion of a new subsidiary, CTVIP Inc. (Connecticut Since recovery is not expected until around the middle Vehicle Inspection Program), to operate the state CANADA DRY PRINCE LIBBY'S motor vehicle emissions inspection program b WITH THIS COUPON 4 A *10 ^ scheduled to begin in January, 1983. BOSTON (U P l) — Children suffering The study was done in cooperation " PURCHASE EXCLUDING COUPON ITEM M MIXERS SPAGHETTI . PEAS Consumer Reports 32 oz. Bottles 17oz.cans from a disorder that causes them to start with the National Institute of Child 4 TOBACCO ■ All Flavors SAUCE Hamilton Test Systems was awarded a contract Qt. Jars maturing sexually as early as 10 months Health and Human Development in by the state Department of Motor Vehicles in of age and stifles their growth can be Bethesda, Md. and the Salk Institute in 3 for *1“ January 1981 to construct inspection stations and 2 for 79* 99* operate the program. Hamilton Test Systems safely treated with hormone injections, San Diego. I + Deposit researchers reported this week. Puberty normally begins around age 11 Moser Farms ■ operates auto emissions inspection programs in Pot pies, cheap nutritious The treatment involves daily injec­ in girls and 12 or 13 in boys. In precocious Arizona and through subsidiary companies in New TABBY PRINCE tions of gonadotropin, the same hormone puberty, girls begin developing sexually SWEET LIFE York and California. ELBOW whicl) triggers puberty. Given in high before age 8 and boys before age 10. ORANGE JUICE I CAT FOOD VEGETABLE I 6.5 oz. , doses to five girls age’2 to 8, it switched MACARONI SHORTENING By the Editors typically too chewy and not twice as expensive by the Development sometimes begins as early All Flavors 1 lb. pkgs. 3 Ib. can pies had 395 and 428 • puberty off for eight weeks, the as 10 months. of Consumer Reports particularly delectable. ounce as the Swanson pies. calories, respectively, on researchers reported in the New Most of the pies were too The rest of the pies were Crowley said the disease is six times Frozen pot pies are a average. England Journal of Medicine. 4 for salty, a common fault in considerably cheaper. The more common among girls. It’s es­ GOOD DEC. 27 - JAN. 2 39* *1.39 Joins faculty cheap and quick dinner, but Part of a pot pie’s con­ When the treatment was withdrawn, AT PIC an SAVE processed foods. Pathmark No Frills eight- timated one child in 5,000 to 10,000 is what you gain in economy venience is that it presents puberty resumed, said Dr. William ounce chicken end turkey severely- affected. PERSONAL SIZE Richard B. Brown, of 36 Bigelow St., has joined and convenience, you may Swanson's Hungi^-Man essentially a serving of Crowley of Massachusetts General pie was rated the best in pies cost an average of 25 meat, bread and Girls suffering the disorder develop the faculty of the University of Hartford’s College lose in good taste. That’s Hospital, who headed the research. IVORY SOAP...... 4pacK69® each type of pie tested — cents. They were the vegetables all in one dish. womanly figures, sexual desire and the of Basic Studies as a lecturer in history. what Consumer Reports There were no immediately apparent chicken, beef and turkey. cheapest in the test, and But an eight-ounce pie ability to conceive. They also undergo a Brown holds a bachelor of arts degree in history sensory consultants found serious side effects. Among the beef pies, the they tasted no worse than turned out on a plate looks growth spurt, making them temoorarily ^ WITH THIS COUPON 4 A *10 COMET CLEANSER zioz oan.2/^1 . 0 0 from the College of St. Thomas in St. Paul, Minn., when they tasted 33 brands "A ll we did was give the girls the hor­ • PURCHASE EXCLUDING COUPON ITEM PENN. DUTCH Swanson Hungry-Man was some more expensive pretty small and lonely. It taller than their peers, s9.en stop and master of arts and doctor of philosophy degrees of beef, chicken and turkey mone for eight weeks, withdrew it and 4 TOBACCO the only one to be rated brands. isn’t really enough food to growing suddenly as if they had already MUSHROOMS (stems4pieces) . 402 cans3 9 ^ in history from the University of Minnesota. pot pies. documented that it halted puberty, KEEBLERORNBC ‘.oz.cansv.f v/ Good. Also rated Good be an entire meal for an Join your friends and reached their full potential height. Despite their taste, the showing that it’s safe, effective and JELLO I Overall quality had among the chicken and pies were nutritious. In adult. Two pot pies (or a reversible," Crowley said. SNACK CRACKERS vou.cho,c.79® declined. Only seven of the turkey pies were those neighbors in support of This often leaves them extremely 1 SWEET LIFE CALIF. » i w fact, considering their low 16-ounce Hungry-Man pie) ; Preliminary testing shows the treat- short as adults, Crowley said. Half never tested products were rated from Stouffer’s and the price, the pies are a good are closer to a full meal — Manchester Memorial • ment also works in boys, he said. It was reach 5 feet. Boys undergo I GELATINS TOMATO PUREE z9oz59® Officer picked Good. Six years ago, half of smaller Swanson pies. nutritional value. arid even then you ’ d too soon to tell in either group whether similaulproblems, becoming muscular, KRAFT 4«oz.w w f the dinners in the test probably want to add a Hospital’s $3,000,000 Com- Those three product lines The pies were usually 5 the' treatment, would allow normal producing sperm and often growing no Edward Tierney of 71 Whitney Road has been earned that rating. salad. are also the most expen­ to 7 percent protein, and munitv Fund drive. growth, but initial results were taller than 5-feet-2. MAYONNAISE...... L ieoz79® promoted to trust officer and manager of Trust Ac­ 3 oz. ALL VARIETIES ' ^ The types of meat used in sive. Sixteen ounces of a most were between 15 and promising. Puberty begins when the counting at Hartford National BanL PI.ease send your contribution to pks. the pies took most of the Hungry-Man pie cost on 20 percent carbohydrates. The drug currently available for hypothalamus sends a ehemical PLANTERS SNACKS 69*^ Tierney joined the bank in August 1980 as a stock blame. In the turkey and average $1.18 to $1.47. Chicken pies generally had Manchester Memorial Hospital precocious puberty, a derivative of the messenger to the pituitary gland, which PFEIFER — ALL VARIETIES ...... ^ transfer operations officer. chicken products, chicken Eight ounces of a regular the least fat — less than 10 , 2700 FEET . Building Fund hormone progesterone, has many starts producing hormones called He has an associate’s degree in business ad­ B'taullful lor tmoHI GOOD DEC. 27 • JAN. 2 SALAD DRESSINGS eoz 2 /^ 1 0 0 or turkey rolls — generally Swanson pie cost 56 to 64 percent, on average— and I mochino shop. Chonoy I adverse side effects, is not completely gonadotropins. Gonadotropins stimulate AT PIC an SAVE EAST POINT , ' ' V r U ministration from Manchester Communii^CoIIege. P.O. Box 1409 highly processed foods — cents. Stouffer’s KFounce the fewest calories, ! Mills aroo. f effective and is not often used, Crowley the production of sexual hormones and He is married and has three children. Manchester, Conn. 06040 were used more often than pie cost $1.39 to $1.9Q. That' averaging 381 per eight- said. rapid bone growth. TINY CLEAN SHRIMP...... zsccan^ l . 5 9 1646-aaaa I 646-7086 not. Beef cubes were makes Stouffer’s pies ounce pie. Turkey and beef 22 ■— THE HERALD. Sat., Dec. 26, 1981 THE HERALD, Sat., Dec. 26, 1981 — 23 ADVERTISING ADVERTISING DEADUNE RATES Classified22— Condominiums 643'2711 Minimum Charge NOTICES EMPLOYMENT 23— Homes for Sale 35— Heating. Plumbing 46— Sporting Goods 5^— M isc for Rent 15 W o rd s 12:00 nooo Ihe day 24— Lots-Land for Sale 36— Flooring 47— Garden Products SO^Homes/Apts. to Shqjre before publication. 1 — Lost and. Found 13— Help Wanted •JS— Investment Property 37— Moving.Trucking.Storage46— Antiques 2~Personals 14— Business Opportumties 26— Business Property 38— Services Wanted 49— Wanted to Buy AUTOMOTIVE PER WORD PER DAY Deadline for Saturday is 3- -Announcements 15— Siluaiiori Wanted 27— Resort Property 50— Produce Keep . ^ 4— Christmas Trees . 28— Real Estate Wanted 12 noon Friday; Mon­ b— Auciions MISC. FOR SALE RENTALS 61— Autos tor Sale 1 DAY ...... 14« day's deadline is 2:30 EDUCATION MISC. SERVICES 62— ^Trucks tor Sale 3 DiAYS ...... 13(P FINANCIAL 40— Household Goods 52— Pdom s tor Rent 63— Heavy Equipment tor Sale Friday. 16— Private instructions 41— Articles for Sale 53— Apartments lor Rent 64— MotorcycieS'Bicycles 6 PAYS ...... 12(t 19— SchoolS'Ciasses ' 31— Services Offered 42— Building Supplies 65— Campers-Trailers-Mobile 8— Mortgage Loans 54— Homes lor Rent Phone 643-2711 20— Instructions Wanted 32— Painting. Papering 43— Peis*Birds-Oogs 55— OttiCM-Stores tor Rent Homes 26 DAYS...... 1U 9— Personal Loans * 33— Building.Contracting 44— Musical Instruments 56— Resort Property lor Rent 66— Automotive Service HAPPV ADS $3 00 PER INCH 10— Insurance REAL ESTATE 34— Roofing.Siding 45— Boats & Accessories 57— Wanted to Rent 67— Autos for Reni.Lease

Building Contracting 33 Apartments for Rent 53 Wanted to Rent 57

NEWSPAPER BINGO LEON^ CIESZYNSKI A 2>A ROOM AND A 3 WANTED: Reasonable one New Game Starts Every Wednseday. BUILDER. New homes, ROOM APARTMENT or two bedroom apartment Continues Thru Tue.sday additions, remodeling, rec AVAILABLE. Heat, hot in Manchester by responsi­ rooms, garages, kitchens water, appliances. ble woman; with utilities or Until There’s A Winnerl remodel^, ceilings, bath References; Security. Call and heat. Cali after 6, 872- tile, dormers, roofing. after 6 pm, 646-3911. 8438. There Are 12 “BINGD BUGS” Residential or commer­ 'Your Community Newspaper' cial. 649-4291. EAST HARTFORD - 2 In Today’s Herald. bedroom, brand new □ AUTOMOTIVE DESIGN KITCHENS, linoleum & wall to wall cabinets, vanities, counter carpeting, heat, hot water, Autos For Sale 61 Greater tops, kitchen cabinet fronts parking. Near busline. Call PLEASE READ Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 custom woodworking, 528-2914. 9:30-5:30, or 528- SURPLUS JE E P S, CARS, colonial reproductions. 1719 after 6 p.m. TRUCKS. Car Inventory YOUR AD J.P . Lewis 649-9658. valued $2143 sold for $100. Cliitllltd Id s ira taken VERNON-ROCKVILLE - Similar bargains available. Manchester. ELECTRICAL SERVICES ovar die phone aa a con- On busline. Brand new Call for information, 602- 2 - We do all types of Elec­ three room apartments - yanlance. The Herald la HELP WANTED 941-8014, Ext. 7816. Phone trical Work! Licensed. Call Extra large rooms with call refundable. raaponalbla lor only one In- after 5:00 p.m., 646-1516. large closets. $?00 per correct Inaartlon and than CIRCULATION DEPT. movith. Security and CADILLAC - 1976 - Coupe only to tha alia of ll| p TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY references required. original Inaartlon. Errora & DeVille - 72,000 miles. Residential Commercial Available January 1st. Good condition. $2700 or wMch do not iMaan tha CARRIER NEEDED Construction. Remodeling, Telephone 875-1128 9-5 value of the advartlaemant at Downey Drive aree. Best offer. Telephone 742- home improvements, ad­ Monday-Saturday. , 6800 - Keep trying. will not be corrected by an (Fountain Village) ditions, bathroom & addlHonal Inaartlon. TELEPHONE 647- or kitchen remodeling, MANCHESTER - Two 647-9947. AUTO LEASING RENTAL 6 roofing, siding, repairs, bedroom apartment at Sun­ Si - Oldies But Goodies door window replace­ ny Brook Village. $440 in­ Limited. Rent-A-Car. ment and alterations. 646- fHajirlirslrr cludes heat, not water, $12.96 day, 100 free miles. 1379. ^ appliances and air- IferaW ": ‘Vrolce H a n d tfs lrr Automobiles bought, sold, conditioning. Ideal for lirrah'i DENNIS R. MILLER - rented. 323 Center Street, older couple. No pets. Manchester. Telephone Reniodeling, additions, Damato Enterprises, 646- C o m m u n i^ " HrralJi 647-0908, Ask for Bill. roofing, rec rooms, pan­ 1021. eling, gutters, aluminum 1969 PONTIAC CUSTOM S and vinyl siding installed MANCHESTER - Deluxe □ N O T IC E S Mortgage year round. Telephone 649- - well maintained. Second Loans 8 one bedroom townhouse, owner. Two door, reliable. Since loox. 2954. NEW PAY SCALE private entrance, patio and Good condition. $800. 649- Lost and Found MORTGAGE LOANS - 1st; full basement.Includes 3068 evenings. 2nd; 3rd. ALL KINDS, Heating-Plumbing 35 heat, appliances, carpeting Homeowners and Commer­ WE NEED ... and air-conditioning. $430 cial. Realty state-wide. SCHALLER PLUMBING­ monthly. No pets. Damato Motorcycles-Bicycles 64 Credit rating unnecessary. RN's/LPN's HEATING- Water pump Enterprises, 646-1021. 88*Yo* readers LOST: Large short haired, Reasonable. Confidential, Home Health Aides specialists. Also, 1979 CM-400 T, Excellent deelawed tiger tabbby. Quick arrangement. Homemaker/ remodeling service or MANCHESTER - Newly condition, asking $1100. ALVIN LUNDY AGENCY, Gef Your Cards Today from: repairs. FREE 8900 miles. Call 528-6849. Waddeli Road area, Companions decorated two bedroom sav advertising IS Manchester. Telephone 100 Constitution Plaza, Davis Family Restaurant, Caldor Shopping Plaia; Flower ESTIMATES. 649-4266. apartment. Access to shop­ evenings 647-1884, Hartford. 527-7971; to provide home care Fashion, 85 E. Center St.; Harvest HIM Package Store, ping centers, buslines and Manchester Parkade; Highland Park Market. 317 Highland St.; Flooring 36 Probate Notice evenings: 233-6879, 233- Calj^or come In lor schools. For further important to the 6885. K.B. Automotive. Broad Street: Lynch Motors, 500 W. Center NOTICE TO CREDITORS St.; Nassllf Photo, Main Street: Optical Style Bar. Main Street- details, please call 528-4196 ESTATE OF BERNARD E. Information, 643-9515 FLOORSANDING - Floors between 9 aind 5 pm or Rogers Men's Shop. Main Street: Sloffert's Appliances, 445 like new! Specializing in SHERIDAN Hartford Road: Weslown Pharmacy, 455 Hartford Road: Diet after 5 pm and weekends, The Hon. Valdia Vlnkels, Judge, of LOST: All black furry cat. LJ EMPLOYMENT AIDE AND ASSISTANCE older floors. Natural and 649-7157. Three years old. Red collar Center, 113 Main SI., also Pic an' Save, 725 E. Middle Tpke I the Court of Probate, District of nierchant. DF N.E. CDNN. INC. stained floors. No waxing a with out-of-town tag. Cards will also be available at the Diet Center, 527 Burnside Andover at hearing held on 386 Main 8t. Manchoatar Avenue, East Hartford, and at the HI FI Stereo House Vernon anymore! John Verfaille, MANCHESTER - Newly December 21,1981 ordered that aU Answers to "Sunshine. " Help Wanted 13 Circle. 64W750. decorated one bedroom claims must be presented to the Telephone 649-6141. OFFICE HOURS fiduciary on or before March 21, PART TIME - Work at i-A apartment. Access to shop­ Mon. • Fri. Household Goods 40 ping centers, buslines and 1982 or be barred aa by law Announcements 3 home on the phone ser­ EOE/AAP provided. vicing our customers in schools. For further details Margaret K. Vinkela, Clerk Help Wanted 13 Services Offered 31 USED please call 528-4196 FLEA MARKET: Every your area. Telephone 456- The fiduciary is: say advertising 1 0876 or 528-6631. REFRIGERATORS. between 9 and 5 pm or Mary E. Sheridan Sunday 10-5. Coventry an­ P A R T T IM E WASHERS, RANGES - after 5 pm and weekends, c/o Vincent L. Diana tique center, 1140 Main HVAC ESTIMATOR-Sales . C & M Tree Service, Free SALESPERSON to sell Person, for HVAC In­ estimates. Discount senior Clean, Guaranteed. Parts 649-7157. 753 Main Street, Street, Coventry. Dealer COLLEGE STUDENTS - Manchester, Ct. 06040 subscriptions door-to-door dustrial Ventilation Con­ citizens. Company & Service. Low prices! space available. Telephone Need $$$? Part time help 031-12 tSiiortant to with newscarrier two tractor, Experienced in all M anchester owned and B.D. Pearl & Son, 649 Main TWO BEDROOM Brick , 742-9698. needed. Earn high income evenings a week or Satur­ Street. 643-2171. Townhouse. 1V> baths. $425 while in co lle g e . We phases. Duct design, operated. Call 646-1327. E days. Salary plus com­ per month plus utilities. "MAINSTREET" is com­ pricing, installation. Full EAST HARTFORD PUBLIC consurher. employ many students for missions. Call Circulation Articles for Sale 41 Available immediately. ing to Manchester on New year round jobs. Some of benefit program. Salary LIGHT TRUCKING - Fen­ SCHOOLS Manager, Manchester based bn capability. Send cing. Attics, cellars, gar­ Keith Real Estate, 646- Year's Eve. Call Connec­ our students earn over $7,- INVITATION TO BID Q < y o L * Herald 643-2711. resume to Box DD, c/o The ages cleaned. All types 4126. •, / of BID #595 our readers ticut Sound Productions. 000 working full time when 644-0691. summer comes and win a Herald. trash, brush removed. GAS'FIRED POOL HEATER '••••••••••••••••••••••a* Picket, Split Rail, ALUMINUM SHEETS 149 OAKLAND ST., second Information may be obtained from scholarship at the same floor five room apartment. time. Call Mr. Anzivine, Homes For Sale 23 Stockade Fences installed. u sed as printing plates. .007 the Division of Business Services, $330 plus utilities and 110 Long Hill Drive, East Hart­ 646-3936''. 2-6 p.m. only. 528-0670. thick, 23 x 28V 8’^. 50 c each, NEW YEAR’S VACATION security. No appliances. ford, Ct. 06108 until bid opening on Dashing Cape begins now. Sell Avon and or 5 for $2.00. Phone 643- W U C K S T n t V KM TY LICENSED DAY CARE Tenant insurance. 9-5 January 5, 1982 at 2:00 P.M. start saving! Call 646-3685 2711. They MUST be picked THE EAST HARTFORD PUBUC M''®Sj®ManchSter C “CHFk M O K T — Sjle s price and income HOME - Will watch your weekdays, 646-2426. or 523-9401. up before 11:00 a.m. only. SCHOOLS IS AN EQUAL limits increased. Do jou Qualifjrl Call 649- child or infant days. Call OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER. 4000. FOR RENT - HEBRON,I For The Doll $180 PER WEEK PART 646-0262. SEASONED oak firewood 034-12 “P O SSV U OWNB) nUNCMT Spaew n 3 for sale - for deliveries call Four room apartment. TIME at home. Webster, Bdrm R a i^ Ranch with If. covered porch Heat and hot water in­ America’s foremost dic­ BABYSITTER George Griffing, Andover. overiooUnK a vefl maintained lawn! Low 190's. AVAILABLE, Martin cluded. No children, no tionary company needs 742-7886. EAST HARTFORD PUBLIC "VERSATEl OTTUaUNDiT CENTUr in this It School area. Call after 3 pets.- $400 monthly. Cen­ home workers to update SCHOOLS 4 Bdrm Car. CoL phis many other custom p.m. 649-2094. Dogs-BIrds-Peta 43 tury 21, Tedford Real a S for local mailing lists. All feabres! Askinc $101,500. INVITATION TO BID •••••••••••••••••••••••• Estate:647-9914 or 423-8958. ages, experience un­ - O m U F1NANOW A V U U B ir- O n e or two BID necessary. Call 1-716-842- SNOWPLOWING AKC REGISTEHED Irish famflji home possible, 8 rms plus 4 c « carafe. Commercial & 'Residen­ FOUR ROOMS - large sun- TORIT DUST COLLECTOR 6000, Ext. 5063. $74,900. Setter puppies. Lovable (REFIT) tial. Manchester. porch. New kitchen and loyal dispostion. information may be obtained from "NEICHBORHOOD PACKAGE STO RE''-b usm ess Reasonable. Free es­ appliances. Heat, hot SUPERINTENDENT only — food sales and good income. $39,900. 'Telephone 643-9218. the Division of Business Services, timates. Call anytime 646- water. Garage. Security needed for live-in position CENTURY 21 . UNDSEY REAL ESTATE 110 Long Hill Drive, East Hart­ 5489, 646-1327. and references. No pets. ford, Ct. 06.08 untU bid opening on your business, in Manchester. Only hard 353 CMlar SL MMOOO Wanted to Buy 49 Adults preferred. 646-3414. January 6, 1982 at 2:00 P.M. working individuals need •••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••«••••••••••••••• apply. Must be capable and DICK’S SNOWPLOWING - THE EAST HARTFORD PUBUC MANCHESTER E .lta Parking lots, driveways, CASH FOR YOUR Proper­ Homes for Rent 54 SCHOOLS IS AN EQUAL willing to repair gas ty. We buy quickly and con­ $200,000 Family Cawound, 98 acres apartments, stores, •••••••••••••••••••••••• OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER. heating systems, stones, fidentially. The Hayes C or­ 456V2 MAIN STREET - six 033-12 minor electrical and"' do 54.900 CoL, rtrepUce, 4Bd., alum, sidinf ' sidewalks, sanding. 646- 2204. poration. 646-0131. rooms, $400. plus utilities. cleaning for large apart­ 65.000 Cape. luH Bsm i, nranaculate •••••••••••••••••••••••• No appliances. Tenant in­ ment complex. Call for ap­ 138.000 9 ibn.. Col., new construction, surance. Security. 646-2426 pointment between 9 a.m. EAST HARTFORD PUBLIC Hnanckf * R E N T A LS weekdays. and noon, Monday thru SCHOOLS 95.900 R. Ranch, 4 Bd., 16. Clean lives here •••••••••••••••••••••••• Friday, 528-1300, . , B-B UPHOLSTERY. TWO HOUSES FOR RENT INVITATION TO BID 140.000 4 Bd., Split Ranch, Famdy h a Custom work. Free es­ Apartments for Rent 53 BID ||I596 •••••••••••••••••••••••• - New six room Cape, $675 CHEMICALS ELECTRICIAN 145.000 Unique U U , Forest KHs. rnandne timates. Will pick_up and per month. Nice six rooin deliver. Please call 646- MANCHESTER- One and Information may be obtained from Full time position for Colonial, $495 per month. the Division of Business Services. 149.000 Old Col., 4Bd.,-fuH Ism L 2161 after 5 p.m. two 'bedroom apartments Call for details. Strano qualified electrician. available. Centrally 110 Long Hill Drive, East Hart­ 155.000 Ten Rm., Col., 4-5 Bd., Tireplaced LR. Real Estate, 643-1878. ford, Ct. 06108 until bid opening on 2 Candidate should have: located on busline near C rock PROFESSIONAL PIANO January 5, 1982 at 2:30 P.M Knowledge of installa­ 109.900 Private setting in this 6-t-Rm., Col., TUNING and Repair. Call shopping center and THE EAST HARTFORD PUBLIC tion, testing, in repair of Sell. Hnancinf! Susan Akmentin at 228- schools. Imr further details SCHOOLS IS AN EQUAL advertising electrical circuits, 94,400 Reduced R. Ranch, 3 Bd, full BsmL 3552. call 649-7157. Offices-Stores OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER 032-12 equipment and Owner financinf! u lor Rent 55 appliances. Must be 88,500 Ranch, 7Rm.. 2 fireplaces. Painting-Papering 32 118 MAIN STREET - 3 and Rockiedfe seetkm. 4 room heated apartments, PHOTO-GUIDE able to work from WORKSPACE OR MERRILL LYNCH REALTY INTERIOR PAINTING, hot water, no appliances. EXCLUSIVE blueprints, wiring STORAGE SPACE FOR LEGAL NOTICE BARROWS CO. Security - tenant in­ over t.en years experience, RENT in Manchester. No TOWN OF MANCHESTER diagrams, and oral in­ 358 Burnside Ave.. E J l 289-6881 low rates and senior citizen surance. 646-2426, 9-5 structions. lease or security deposit. NOTICE O F discounts. 643-9980. weekdays. Reasonable rates. Suitable COLLECTOR OF REVENUE Excellent benelits and The second installment of taxes 6 for small business. Retail salary. For more infor­ MANCHESTER MAIN due on the Grand List of October 1, f f i e INTERIOR AND and commercially zoned. 1980 are due and payable during the 5185 mation please contact J BUSINESS EXTERIOR painting, S T R E E T - Two room Call 872-1801, 10 to 6. month of January 1982. If this In- the: Personell Dept, at paper hanging. Carpentry apartment. Heated, hot sUliment is not paid in full during and SERVICES Work. Fully insured. J.P . water, appliances. No pets. the month of January, interest win 1498 Knit or crochet a pretty 646-1222, Ext. 2270. NEWLY RENOVATED be charged at the rale of 1V«% per Smoll gown for the llV^-inch Lewis & Son, 649-9658. Security. Parking. Medium MANCHESTER 310 square feet office month from the due date, January /advertisers. • • Jerald, Lorge doll . . . a decorative bed-- Services Ottered Telephone 623-7047. 1st. The minimum interest charee MEMORIAL HOSPITAL 31 available. Main Street is 22.00. “ trim. PAINTERS, Paper location with ample 71 Haynoa Strowt MANSFIELD CENTER - In compliance with Section 12-17b A smartly styled cape for No. 5185 has crochet Manchoatar, Conn. REWEAVING BURN hangers. Experienced. Call parking. Call 649-2891. of the General Statutes, Motor all kinds of weather. and knit directions for Woodsedge Apartments. 9 HOLES. Zippers, um­ Mr. Campbell, 647-8724. Vehicle taxes due on Uie October 1 Make it in a wool tweed both gowns. - , G E______brellas repaired. Window ONE MONTlf’S F R E E 1980 supplemental Grand List are for cold days; in cotton TO ORDER, sand $1.50 fo'- each RENT. Newly renovated, also due and payable in full during our convenlentiy plus 50$ for postage and shades, Venetian blinds. the month of January, 1962 This Manchester poplin for rainy ones. handling. Shop the super buys in your Building Contracting 33 country setting. Two Keys. TV FOR RENT. tax is due on vehicles registered square, 1^0. 1498 with Photo- ANNE, QA80T Classified section today. Marlow’s, 867 Main Street. bedrooms. From $285 to BASEMENT STORAGE between October 2,1980 and July 1 Guide is in Sizes Small, IBS ■nenattar RsraM 649-5221,- FARRAND $325, includes appliances AREA with dirt floors. 1981. The same interest rate will Medium or Lar^e.. Me­ 1150 Ava. of Americas and parking. 429-1270, 233- First room 1814 ft.xl5 ft.; apply- New Yarh, N.Y. 10018 REMODELING - Cabinets, Payments may be made by mall If dium (12-14), 3 % yards SEWING' MACHINE Roofing, Gutters, Room 9660 or 232-0761. second room 23 ft.xl5!4 ft. suoscxine'-- home deii^rV «o 54-inch. Print Nama. Address with ZIP BRICK, BLOCK, STONE - a receipt is requested a stamped CODE and StYli Nambtr. OPERATORS Additions, Decks, All types $30 monthly. 649-0717. self-addressed t-nveiope should be TO ORDER, send tl.SO for ucR Concrete, Chimney EXTRA large two room ef­ enclosed. Please per v x e k - ptttem, plus 50$ for postaie and 1982 ALBUM with 16-pnge (Sportswear). The new Repairs. ‘‘No Job Too of Remodeling and handling. ficiency, wml to wall, heat, & id U ses are payable at the Of- The Herald tor GIFT SECTION with full management of Lombardi, Small." Call 644-8356 for Repairs. Free estimates. Collector of Revenue in SUE BURNETT directions. Price ... $ 2 .2 5 . Inc., is looking' for parking, appliances. $260. estimates. Fully insured. Phone 643- Wanted to Rant 57 the M t^cipal Building - Monday MaWhMta^ Herald BOOKS at $J.2S each experienced sewing 6017. tecuriw, references. 64^ ^ ru Frida)^8:30 A.M. fo 4:30 PM. fiSO Ava.' of Amarlcai Q-111-HEIRL00M HANOiWORK-20 machine operators. We 1642 after 5 weekdays. Jam es A. Turek N a m e Haw Yerh. N.V. 10016 typos of noedlowork skills. GARAGE TYPE Collector of Revenue Print Nama, Address with ZIP Q-132-T0 GIVE or KEEP-40 not- offer medical insurance, ROBERT E. JARVIS - 003-12 CODE. Stpla Numbar and SIza. dliwork items to make. paid vacation and sick THREE ROOM apart­ BUILDING for automotive /Vddress Remodeling Specialist. repairs for leading national New *81 FASHION I with 0*133-CRAFTS—68 pages of quick' leave. Steady year round M&M P&H, Manchester For room additions, ment, second floor. Heat, Manchester, C x > n n . to mako Items. company in the Success in Sewing, is work in a clean shop. Apply 649-2871. Small repairs, kitchens, bathrooms, hot water, stove, You’ll never know the ...Herald, Herald square filled with appealing 0-134-UUMBERTIME COVERLETS in person to: Lombardi .refrigerator, catpet. Cen­ Manchester area. We need -2 4 crib and small bod qallts. remodeling, heating, roofing and siding or any 3,000-3,500 plus sq. ft. power of Classified until ^^toiTheneral designs. Also 2■ BONUS Inc., 34 Beaver Road, trally lo ca te. Adults only. 0'136-THE PRIMER-dlractions for baths, kitchens and water home improvement ne^. Please call collect, 1-401- you use It yourslel. Cdl Coupons! Price . . $2.25. 30 Items m erpehtf and knIL Wethersfield. EOE-MF. heaters. Free estimates! Telephone 643-6712. No pets. Security deposit. $295. Telephone 646-7690. 724-8198. today to plara an ad. 0 6 0 W . '/