2 1 TllK HKKAl.n. Mon . IXh . Coke vs. Pepsi PZC Davis decision ... page 3 Great cola conflict is battle of syrup despite titans' many products Cold Wednesday Manchester, Cohn. By D.J. Rosenbaum said. “You’re seeing what's good with flurries United Press International with America. You're seeing quali — See page *2 Tues., Dec. 8, 1981 It is a war for nothing less than ty. We think we are selling Coke, but 25 Cents world domination, the great Cola we're doing it by showing what's conflict. good with America by showing good In grocery stores, over the air times, by showing quality.” waves and in newsprint, it is fought Pepsi’s philosophy, in turn, is that with hoopla and hype for territory "it’s people (who) ought to be the and for the allegiance of literally heroes of our commercials,” Block billions of thirsty people. said. “What we’re really selling is a “When it comes to Coke and Pep lifestyle, is what people. aspire to. si, people have a better brand loyal And part of the lifestyle is being P E P ^ I part of the Pepsi Generation.” ty than other soft drinks,” said Bob 1^ Em IT ^71 Lederer, editor of the industry But the Challenge, which is run ning in about 75 percent of the Skyjackers deman(d ransom publication Beverage World. “ 1 don't know very many people at all nation’s markets, does not really who d o n ’t have a s ta te d lend itself to that. Instead, it ad dresses something more concrete By United Press International Costa Rica. They had previously preference.” trade for fuel and food as the planes, fuel in Beirut, Lebanon, flew to landed in the Greek capital, was airport spokesman said. Neither The Coca-Cola Company yet more elusive:. taste. And its flown In and out of six nations, flying in tandem, wended their way message is flatly that “Pepsi tastes Leftist Latin American guerrillas Athens and then to Rome for a refueled and given food and then 'The Latin American gunmen iden nor PepsiCo Inc. are totally depen and Moslem fanatics corn- threatening to kill their hostages, around Central America, with Costa refueling stop. They demanded Col. took,off toward Rome were it landed tified themselves variously as Puer dent* on soft drinks for their profit. better than Coke.” who numbered at one time 270, and Rica reportedly their next stop. Moammar Khadafy free their “Our greatest concern is that it’s mandeered four airliners in the and then took off again, apparently to Rican separatists and Salvadoran In fact, it is possible to go through si even that much. he added. A demanding $10 million in ransom for ‘ “We’re going to take off, and If leader. for Beirut. the product, and soft-drink ad cam A local bottler acts as an in created concern in the mind of the Mediterranean and Latiri America each plane. International Commandos an entire day without taking a sip of “ I t’s absolute bunk,” Coke paigns are a considerable part of termediary, buying, concentrate in And that is where Coke shines. today, threatening to kill nearly 190 you want to feast your eyes on In Beirut, the hijackers an Iran had appeared to be their protesting Venezuela’s ’’support” of anything carbonated and to still spokesman Joe Wilkinson, said of consumer,” Wilkinson said. “The The 30 hijackers who seized the cadavers that’s the way it’s going to nounced they had wounded one of Americana. Try to identify which bulk and distributing syrups, bottles Coke’s Wilkinson claims 80 percent fact is that Pepsi contains a larger hostages and presenting demands destination after leaving Beirut, but the U.S.-backed junta in El enrich both companies. Pepsi’s claim. “First of all, I two DC-9s and a Boeing 727 over be if you don’t give us fuel,” a pilot the hostages. ^ a Foreign Ministry official said the cola used which slogan: and cans within his franchise area. dominance at the nation’s soda foun amount of sugar than Coke, and on a ranging from $30 million in ransom Venezuela Monday put down in El Salvador, and finally as members of wonder how they can say ’choice.’ The Pause That Refreshes; A bottler can and often does sell tains and a 3-to-l edge in vending to fre^om for a Moslem cleric. prompted by the hijackers said "We will kill the wounded man plane would not be permitted to land the leftist Venezueland Red Flag STAKT ITIK day with Minute People have choices wherever they one-taste basis, it may be better. But Salvador, Honduras, Aruba, Colom before the takeoff in Tegucigalpa in Maid orange juice and ButterNut You’ve Got a Lot To Live and products from more than one com machines. if you’re eoing to be drinking a glass The Latin gunmen, protesting and begin killing the rest,” control at “any Iranian airport.” group. They then added demands for go, and Coke always outsells them, ------’s Got A Lot To Give; Taste Venezuelan support of the El bia and Guatemala, and Panama, darkness along a short runway. tower sources in Beirut quoted the The hijackers repeated their de coffee, have some Hi-C with lunch, pany, as long as he does not sell “The difference between the of cola. Coke is better.” releasing up to 128 passengers — 67 the release .of political prisoners. . “What they refer to is a segment That Beats The Others Cold; A- competing products. For instance, if AND, HITTING Pepsi in its Salvador junta, took off from In the Mediterranean drama, gunmen as saying. But the gunmen mand in Athens that Khadafy Several of the hostages relri'asedin quaff a bottle of Great Western or amount of product that is sold is at itiF' BarranqulIIa, Colombia, 21 in three suspected Moslem fanatics of supermarket sales. Supermarket And A Smile; Things Go Better With a bottler sells Dr Pepper, he is not the fountain, the vending machines market share, Wilkinson said, “We Panama M ay in three hijacked released a pregnant woman and her release their leader, Mussa Sadr. Barranquilla, Colombia, were Taylor wine with- dinner, and you sales is a fraction of the total U.S. Aruba- and 20 in Honduras and 20 in armed with pistols and explosives two sons. have done quite nicely indeed for ------; The Real Thing; Catch that allowed to sell Mr. Pibb, CocaCola’s and the (smaller and discount) really don’t have to make a taste Venezuelan airliners for a destina “The hijackers were told there was ho.spitalized after a nine-hour ordeal market. If you take all the take- Guatemala. hijacked a Libyan jet with 44 The Libyan Boeing 727 carrying nothing Greece could do since their Coke, which owns them all. ------Spirit,. cherry cola drink. stores, that’s where Coke really claim, because our consumers make tion thought to be’ either Cuba or The hostages were released in a in sw eltering cabins w here 8 home market, including discount passengers over Italy, landed for the air pirates and their hostages If. on the other hand, you hire The answers: Coke, Pepsi, Pepsi, “The soft drink industry is a. dominates,” Lederer said. ’’They’re it for us.” leader disappeared in Libya,” an temperatures climbed to more than North American Van Lines to move stores, drug stores, grocery stores, Coke, Coke, Coke, Pepsi. market-by-market bottler battle,” dead even in supermarket sales.” Is the Challenge working? 100 degrees. we maintain that lead. What they’ve Also, remember that a song which Lederer said. “Each bottler is as in “Effectiveness can only be into .a new house, grab a quick bite done is taken a few figures and “The focus of our business is on at Taco Bell, buy a Wilson tennis started as a Coke jingle — “I’d Like telligent as can be about (his area). all segments of the business,” said measured on sales,” Lederer said, Year after Lennon's death racket, have dinner at a Pizza Hut claim they lead the take-home to Teach the World to Sing,” by the What works in New York does not Pepsi's Block. “We certainly intend “and both brands are growing, and and relaxe in front of the television market, which they don’t,” Mountainside Singers — became a necessarily work in Los Angeles.” both are growing at about the same ■ “I’m not saying we aon i laKe to narrow the gap significantly. It's with a bag of Fritos, Pepsico is hit in the early 1970s. just a question of what the priority rate. richer. them seriously. Obviously we do. STH.E, THE vast majority of “Pepsi says the Pepsi Challenge It’s just that we have been the No. 1 I T I.S l•().SSIHEE to overestimate each company’s ad money goes to is. And we’ve made giant strides in Still, at the heart of each corpora the importance of advertising, national advertising, Lederer said. the last few years.” has taken (market) share away tion is a sweet brown syrup made of soft drink and we’ll continue to be,” from non-colas,” he continued, poin Beatles generation is loyal though. Pepsi spent $47.5 million in “Coke’s taking money out of ads and water, sugar, and various secret Wilkinson said. THE BOTTI.ER battle is one ting out again that Coke and Pepsi 1980 to Coke’s $43,4 million. Lederer putting it into (store) discounts. reason the widely seen Pepsi "oils and essences.” Billions of THAT THE (QUESTION is riven said, and both grew at about the are growing at above the industry Pepsi did the opposite ... investing Challenge has never run on network average, while drinks like 7-Up are By Paul Hendrie gallons of the stuff are turned out a matter for debate is evidence of a same 4 percent rate. 7-Up spent extra dollars into media. That’s the But Beller is more than just a play today — if you go to a wedding each year. tremendous turn-around for Pepsi, television. The ad shows people losing ground. Herald Reporter businessman. He is a musician more than Coke, and its market primary reason why Coke just about from a viewer’s area taking sips of or anything — play Beatles songs. Overseas, Pepsi is sold in 145 says Lederer. Pepsi has achieved an share dropped. caught up with Pepsi in super Effective or not, the days, are himself. countries and territories, including Coke and Pepsi, then choosing the numbered for the Pepsi Challenge. "Do you remember the time the ”To the musicians who grew up incredible marketing surge since To understand the marketing, market sales. Beatles were on the E d ' Sullivan During the 40s, Beller played with the Soviet Union arid much of the the early ’60s, when they started one they like. Since the ads are Pep Starting with the new year, Lederer some of the greatest of the "big with John Lennon, he’s the greatest. choices a soft drink company can “Frankly, from a bottler’s stand- _ si’s, the conclusion is obvious. Show?” Ray Beller, the owner of the He’s not as great a hero to people of Middle East. Coke is available in' “The Pepsi Generation” ad cam make, one must realize that a con point, there’s much more money to said, the Challenge is being bands” , including Benny Goodman’s about 140 nations, including paigns. ' The Challenge is highly unusual in- withdrawn in all but its best Belief’s Music Store at 1013 Main St. band. He was cited in 1949 by my generation. If 1 were playing, I sumer does not buy the product be made in the vending area and the soft drink advertising. Coke’s ads asked this morning. "It was like a probably wouldn’t play it, because I Mainland China and Taiwan, Israel The ads, of course, are what sell directly from CocaCola or Pepsico. fountain area than in the bottling,” markets, to be replaced with “Pep Downbeat magazine as one of the arid Egypt. show “a way of life,” Wilkinson si's Got Your Taste For Life.” tremendous happening. The whole country’s top five saxaphonists! didn’t grow up with it. My genera country was involved. There was tion is stuck on Glenn Miller and THE POPl I.AHITY of soft So, when Beller praises John Len electricity everywhere.” non’s music, he knows what he’s Benny Goodman, but that genera drinks is more or less taken for One year after the. murder of ex- talking about. tion is stuck on John Lennon. You granted by the general public. The Beatle John Lennon, Beller said a hang on to what you grow up with.” actual figures are staggering. lot of people still remember Ed “Some of the songs will live forever, they’re what we call stan Beller said this variety of taste is In 1980, Coca-Cola alone produced Sullivan’s "really big show” back in the beauty of music. . ' more than 1.45 billion cases of 24 1964, and the years of Beatlemania dards,’’ said Beller, "He was a great composer, Paul McCartney eight-ounce servings, according to The winner that followed. ’’There's music for everyone," he figures compiled by Beverage “After John Lennon died, there was too. Their songs will live on. “We still see the music of Glenn said. ’’Some cat comes in here with World. That comes to about nine will be was a big rush on all his albums, es a cigar and wants to hear the ’Magic Cokes — not including Tabs, Fantas, pecially that last one he did with Miller and other people who passed away as great, I think their (Lennon Organ’ playing polkas, who am I to Frescas or anything else CocaCola warmer Yoko Ono," said Beller. "All the tell him it's no good? That’s what or anyone else makes — for every Beatles’ albums are still selling and McCartney’s) music, a lot of it, will live through the next few turns him on. If someone comes in person on the face of the earth. well. Their music books also go albums are still bought by people and wants to hear John Lennon, then E Carol Johndrpw of generations, at least, and maybe Worldwide market shares for soft very, very well. who grew up with the Beatles. that’s what they like. Music reaches drink consumption are nearly im Pearl Street was the Great “There was a whole generation longer.” winner of 100 gallons of It’s understandable, of course, Beller said part of the greatness everyone on his own intellectual possible to attain. Domestically, Herald photo by Tarquinio that grew up with the Beatles and that someone like Beller who level.” first-place Coke controls 26.5 per fuel oil at the they’re still very loyal.” of Lennon and the Beatles’ music Manchester Products Giftables! makes his money selling records — was their link to the politics an cent of the market to second-place. Ray Belief, of Belter’s Music Store on Main Street, stands ^ lle r said Katies and Lennon To that generation which grew up Show. She accepted would have an appreciation for Len lifestyle of the time. with Lennon's pleas to "give peace a Pepsi's 17.9 percent. But to ask who before racks of Beatles and John Lennon records, on this first albums are popular among the non and his three musical partners. the delivery ticket for it “They were the first whose words chance ’ and his advice that ”all you drinks what where is to become anniversary of Lennon’s murder. Seller says the death of the current genreation of high school “As a businessman, I can tell you awash in a sea of figures. recently from Daniel Soft Sweaters students, who were too.young to par were socially conscious,” he said, need is love”, it is clear that John ex-Beatle has done nothing to slow the sale of Lennon and that the Beatles are, and were, a “Their music reflected the social Lennon and his message are just as “The market is divided into two Boland, co-owner of .Shetland look acrylic ticipate in the “Beatles era” as it vital part of the record business,’’ C segments,” said Joseph Block, Pep- Beatles records and music books. happened. But he said most of the consciousness of their time, a social alive as Benny Goodman s band is to the B&B Oil Co. which sweaters in your fa he said. awareness. Most of the bands that Ray Beller. sico's vice president for consumer offered the prize. marketing. “Orie segment is the vorite fashion colors. take-home market and the other is Machine washable. the on premises,” such as soda foun Herald photo by Tarquinio Perfect for you and tains and vending machines. present-able, too! “ In the ‘freedom of choice' Fast-moving storm brushes New England market, we’re the number one Sizes S, M, L. selling product,” Block said. By United Press International snow-clogged highways arid repair HUT COKE is not conceding Pep- Meteorology Sunday as scheduled, their parents in traffic accidents, threri collapsed and ferried back to the mainland BOSTON (UPi) — Snow fell today downed power lines in some areas. notified authorities who began the But about 2,000 homes in and died of heart attacks while Monday. in southern New England as the is not exact search Monday. shoveling snow, one youngster was region braced for a second storm in southeastern Massachusetts and The weekend storm dumped up to another 300 in Rhode Island still killed by a falling tree and another three days and search teams ... page 8 26 inches of heavy wet snow on the was struck and killed by a Station meeting topic rescued two hikers caught in New were without electricity today. six-state area. Winds gusting up to snowplow. I n c J e x Outside Lincoln, N.H., authorities Hampshire’s White Mountains 35 miles ripped down trees and Electricity was restored to 101,000 found Robert Newman, 20, of Red A dvice ...... ■...... 20 during a weekend blizzard. powerlines,from Vermont to Rhode residents of the region by late Mon- ja n lt | a | l€ jcarriage House as it moves north towards Nova Area towns ...... 18 HARTFORD — After years of planning and a number “We have moderate snow falling ding, Conn., and Pierre Garofallo, Island and whipped the snow into ■ day. Scotia, Dunn said. age unvailable, of Easton, Conn.,' in B u sin ess ...... 21 of derailments, the plans of the Greater Hartford Tran hair.designing in the western part of the state,” deep drifts that made driving hazar There was no estimate when sit District to revitalize Hartford’s Union Station are The new weather pattern comes the White Mountains. C la s s if ie d ...... 22-23 18 Oak Street said Mel Dunn of the National dous at best. power would be turned back on in 2,- becoming a reality. 649-5046 643-2461 two days after a surprise blizzard ’’One is going to the hospital for C o m i c s ...... 19 downtown Manchester \Veather Service. Massachusetts, Weather forecasters had 000 homes in southeastern Mark S. Shipman, chairman of the noaiJ of the Tran brought up to 2 feet of snow to some frostbite and we don’t know E d ito ria l ...... 6 Rhode Island and Connecticut could predicted only four to six inches of Massachusetts and another 300 in sit District, will discuss those plans at a breakfast New England states, killed nine peo Entertainment .... get between 1 to 3 inches as the fast- anything further than that,” said snow. Rhode Island. ; ... .17 meeting sponsored by the Greater Hartford Convention ple and knocked out power for Mason Butterfield, chief of law en L o t t e r y ...... moving storm brushes the region. It was the worst storm to hit New Hundreds of Christmas-shopping ...... 2 and Visitors Bureau, Dec. 18 at 7:30 a.m. The meeting thousands of residents. forcement at the New Hampshire O b i t u a r i e s ...... 8 A low pressure area from the west England since February 1978 when tourists, trapped for two days by the will take place in the Carltort Room of the Hotel Sunny skies and temperatures in Fish and Game Department. P e o p l e t a l k ...... Look For The was expected to drop to the mid- up to 40 inches of snow fell on the storm on the resort island of Nan . . . . 2 Sonesta. the 30s and 40s Monday melted some The pair began walking the trail S p o r t s ...... 9-12 Atlantic coast and regain strength region, claiming 55 lives. tucket, 20 miles off the snow and allowed workers to cledr Friday. When they failed to return Television ...... 17 Four of the victims this week died Massachusetts coast, were airlifted '•) “BINGO BUGS” yes, we're open every nite til “Bingo Bugs” will be appearing daily in MCC campus coristruction (except Saturday) Old fashioned ^ The Herald. Just look for the “bug” with candy canes a number in each ad; if you have It, mark could begin this spring 8 By Nancy Thompson it off with an X on Your “Bingo Card.” day by state Sen. Marcella Fahey, life expectancy.” The buildings, he Herald Reporter head of the legislature’s ap said, are deteriorating and are “in propriations committee and an Mark off ail numbers on your card and Construction on Manchester Com creasingly expensive to operate and munity College’s permanent cam alumna of MCC. maintain.” you have won our Weekly *100 AwardI pus could begin this spring if the Vincent said the bidding process The permanent campus will house bids are within the budget, MCC will take 90 days. 0PM will then administrative offices, classrooms, ------BIfYIMC — president William E. Vincent said select a contractor and the project a library, a student lounge, a Thera will be 12 exciting weeks of today. will go to the state bonding commis cafeteria, a gym and day care The state Office of Policy and sion for funding. center. The three-winged COINS & STAMPS Bingo! Management released the $12.3 Vincent said he does not foresee megastructure, connected by a cen Gold Coins — Silver Coins million project for bid Monday after , any problems in getting the project tral core, will be located next to the Indian Head Cents, Large Cents several months delay. funded unless the bids come in over parking lot above the present ad Type Coins— Foreign Coins IF YOU ARE A WINNER Construction money for the budget. If that happens, the General ministration building. If you have a winning Bingo Card on which all 24 numbers have been project was approved by the Assembly would have to approve an Silver Dollars matched with the total of ail the numbers published during the week, The architects arfe Purcell and General Assembly during the 1977 additional appropriation, a move it Sterling Silver call The Herald the next publishing day between 9 and 10 A.M, to Great Blazers. Soft, velve Taylor Inc, of Glastonbury. verity your card. In the event of a tie. only those winners ceiling session, but was held up for design has made for building projects at Vincent said he did not know if a Dental Gold — Gold Jewelry between 9 and 10 A.M. the following publication day will be eligible for teen blazers in rich hues of wine, modifications. Most recently, 0PM two other state community colleges. the prize. letter campaign he started last U.S. and Foreign Stamps blue, gray and black. Sizes 513’ delayed starting the bidding process 'T in confident that the die is month to encourage 0PM to release — WE ARE PA YING TOP PRICES — Lots of patterned wools, too. until the economic climate im cast,” Vincent said. "We’re the project for bid had any effect. ALL THE DETAILS WILL proved. delighted. We’ve been waiting for He said “a combination of fa,ctors” BE IN THE HERALD’S FULL COLOR PAGE Oxford Glotfl Shirts. New striped and With a recent drop in interest this a long time.” probably entered into the decision to solid button downs in classic and fashion colors rates, 0PM Secretary Anthony The college began planning the release the project now. SU-DEB COIN CO. Sizes 5 13. ____ 1 Milano and the governor decided to permanent facility in 1970. It is now 747 Main Sf , Manchester 649-2253 EVERY THURSDAY! release the project for bids, accor “It was coincidental at any rate,” housed in temporary buildings that he said. “I.ltnow a number of people Architect’s drawings show the planned permanent campus building at Manchester TUES. thru SAT 9 to 5.30 Thurs. til 9 Check ClassHisd Pages Dally ding to a press release issu^ Mon For "BIN60 BUGS" Instructions. • Manchester Parkade • Eastbrook Mall, Mansfield Vincent said have “outlasted their did write.Jetters.” Community CoIIoqo. • Glen Lochen, Glastonbury
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NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE FORECAST lo 7 AM EST 1 ?- 0-81 THE HERALD, Tues., Dec. 8, 1981 - 3 1*A 3000 V I 3000 News Briefing ?9 7 \£> -.MUMEAPOLB'^tV 1 B O a iO N Housing jO ffC A O O PZC delays decision 1982 car forecast <* FRANCnCO f F A 108 ANO£LE8 changes likely to be dark TCMPERATURE8 MIAMI on Davis' rezone bid By United Press International tconto I I minimal The 1982 model year is likely to be a dark one for auto ^RA»I (773tM OW By Scot French Faucher said Manchester "is in dire need of affor buyers, autoworkers and automakers. And much of the 123**°*"” '^ rfS. Herald Reporter dable housing,” and that economic factors have priced UPI WEATHER fOTOCAST N plight can.be traced to high interest rates which have Proposed changes in federal the single family home out of the market for many peo thrown a wrench into the industry. housing subsidies that would give Developer Jack Davis brought a parade of experts ple. Chase Econometrics, a private economic forecasting Vt e m p eligible families rent Vouchers before tha Planning and Zoning Commission Monday Polish government rather than requiring them to live in "Just because the economy forces them to live in firm, Monday predicted that 9.2 million cars would be night, but the 70 residents who turned out in opposition these kind of homes (attached cluster housing), does not sold during the model year, down from last month’s designated housing would not have a to his plan questioned whether paid consultants or significant local effect, a mean they should be precluded from enjoying country begins crackdown prediction of 9.3 million. Just a few years ago, sales neighboring residents arp the better experts. living,” Faucher said. topped 11.3 million. Manchester housing offic'al said. After the hearing the PZC tabled a decision on the Weather Dennis Phelan, head of the However, one resident compared the neighbor’s The Pennsylvania-based company said there may be a Davis zone change request until its Jan. 24 meeting. objections, at least on basic terms, with Manchester’s WARSAW, Poland (UPI) — Apparently as part of its bit of improvement during the first quarter of 1982, .but Manchester Housing Authority, said Davis has proposed building 160 townhouses and eight the change would be mainly in the decision to reject Community Block Development Grant law and order crackdown, the Polish government has that will not offset the overall bad year. single-family ,homes on a portion of the 63 acres he owns program to subsidize low to moderate income housing. blocked the passports of two Solidarity leaders who Concerned by such dismal forecasts. United Auto administration of the program. off Lydall Street near the Vernon-Bolton line. Today’s forecast “People would still be helped in “The town of Manchester didn’t want that housing in were to have led a union delegation to Italy next week, Workers top leaders gathered in Detroit Monday to set Residents of the area contend that the proposed their back yard and I don’t want these places in my the union said today. the agenda for a three-day meeting of the union’s the same way,” he said. “It’s just development, called “Lydall Woods,” would cause back yard," he said. Mostly cloudy today and tonight with a 60 percent the administration that would They said passports for Warsaw regional spokesman executive board beginnning today. likeliho^ of occasional tight snow accumulating less ecological damage to the wetlands on the property and The propo!»&l project will involve a combination of both Janusz Onyszkiewicz and regional deputy chairman The talks are likely to include ways to keep the change.” generate serious traffic hazards. than 2 inches. Highs today 35 to 40. Lows tonight 20 to 25. Samuel R. Pierce Jr., secretary of ranchstyle and townhouse homes, costing between $55,- Seweryn Jaworski, both members of the Solidarity auto industry afloat. Cloudy windy and cold Wednesday with scattered A petition signed by 125 area residents was presented (KW and $70,000. Davis said the eight single-family homes national commission, had been blocked. Two automakers — American Motors Corp. and Inter Housing and Urban Development to the PZC, asking the commission to consider the flurries. Highs around 30. Southwest winds aroqnd 10 which administers the Section Eight will not be placed on the market, but will be kept for the Union sources said Jaworski’s passport apparently national Harvester Co — have requested concessions in mph today. Northwest winds 10 to 20 mph tonight project’s “high intensity use” of the wetlands area. use of his family. was blocked because of his involvment in a sit-in of advance of the next contract and other automakers have subsidy program, has said, the Davis, who lives at 43C Esquire Drive, called upon becoming 20 to 30 mph and gusty Wednesday'. vouchers are “pretty much a cer Davis and his attorney, Stanley M. Falkenstein of firefighter school cadets whose demonstration was UPI photo asked for the same treatment. triffic, soil and design consultants to fortify his conten Manchester, emphasized that the impact of the 168-unit broken up last week by a massive police assault. But union leaders have stood firm against pressure tainty.” tion that the project will have minimal, if any, Under the Section Eight program, project, which would be built in five stages, would be He was taken to police headquarters for questioning from employers for takebacks similar to those granted detrimental effect on the area. less than the previous proposal for 125 single family after the storming of the fire academy. Chrysler Corp. in the midst of its problems. Extended outlook the government lends money to Richard Lombardi, a' consulting engineer, said the Refuse stacks up housing project builders and pays a homes currently allowed under zoning. Onyszkiewicz said the official reason for his passport Chase’s Automotive Economist Wesley Stuchlak said Extended outlook for l^ew England Thursday through projTCt’s designers "worked very hard to eliminate the being withheld was that a "legal investigation” was in high interest rates are a major reason for the auto in major portion of the rent for the possibility of a garage or building on wetlands," Saturday; residents of those housing projects. progress against him. ' The private sanitation workers strike drags dustry blues. MassarhuBOtts, Rhode Island and Conneeticut; referring to a study by soils consultant Walter N. Christmas party tonight He is one of the founders of so-called "discussion on leaving the stately New York Stock "I guess that you have to expect the auto industry to The Reagan administration has Gonick. Generally fair weather through the period. Windy and proposed major cuts of up to 75 per clubs" which authorities branded as illegal and un Exchange in Something'of a rness. recover wtien both the economy recovers and interest cold Thursday and Friday with highs in the 30s and lows However, Vernon resident Stefan Wawzyniecki, a ■ The VFW Ladies Auxiliary will have its Christmas constitutional attempts to form new political parties, I H , i rates come down,” he said. cent in the HUD budget for new con member of the Thom Hollow Ecological Association, party tonight starting at 7:30 at the Post Home, 608 E. in the teens to 20s. A little milder Saturday with highs in struction. Center St. and was questioned by police for his involvement. In Washington, deputy White House press secretary the 40s and lows from the mid 20s to the mid 30s. said Gonick’s study appears to conflict with the town’s In Moscow, the Soviet army newspaper Red Star said Larry Speakes told reporters ^ ’resident Reagan’s Under the voucher system, people official soil Conservation map. Members planning to attend are reminded to bring a Few formal rites Maine, New Hampshire: Chance of light snow or who qualify for assistance could live $2 gift for the grabbag. today Solidarity’s activities have spread to Polish economic plan is on target and the proof is in the flurries north and mountains and generally fair weather He said buildings which would be located in wetlands 8 in any housing, not just federally- government organs and cited last weekfs sit-in by cadets declining inflation rate. ' south through the period. Lows in the 20s and highs in areas on the town map do not appear so in the Gonick at a firefighters academy, to honor Lennon Responding to questions about the unemployment rate subsidized units. ., study. the 30s. Manchester now has 142 units of "This is evidenced by new strikes and deepening dis of more than 8 percent, Speakes predicted an economic Vermont! Considerable'cloudiness through the Wawzyniecki asked the PZC to either accept the of ruption of the country’s economy IJjat is festering NEW YORK (UPI) — Police expected small upsurge in the second half of 1982. Section Eight housing, Phelan said. ficial map or schedule another hearing to accept the period; flurries Thursday, a chance of flurries Friday The government is also proposing through the fault of Solidarity functionaries,” Red Star gatherings of John Lennon fans in the “Strawberry But in direct contrast to the rosy predictions, and Saturday; highs in the mid 20s to mid 30s and lows in Gonick study. yes, we’re open said. Fields” section of Central Park but no formal Lockheed Corp. of Burbank, Calif., announced Monday the teens and low 20s. a change in eligibility requirements. ’Riomas Currin, a traffic consultant for the project, every nfte til ■'Anti-socialist forces are waging an offensive on the memorials were planned for the first anniversary of the it will phase out production of its L-1011 Tristar airliner, HUD is considering restricting said increased traffic in the area would have "no signifi (except Saturday) mass media in a bid to gain control over them,” it said. ex-Beatle’s slaying. and throw 9,000 Lockheed employees out of work. National Forecast eleigibility to those whose incomes cant detrimental effect” upon Lydall Street. He said A Solidarity official said earlier that a sensational Only a handful of local radio stations even planned Board Chairman Roy Anderson said only five of the are less than 50 percent of the me that if the project is built, the roadway will still operate greb bag gifts tape of a union meeting that discussed a coup was sold musical tributes and few were reported across the na $50 million planes were ordereef in the first 10 months of dian income for their areas. That at less than one-quarter of its capacity, with a seven to authorities possibly by a union turncoat. A 1981 and orders for three others were canceled. By United Press International Little Rock c 68 46 figure is now 80 percent. tion. Los Angeles c 78 56 percent increase attributable to the project'. every government-published opinion pqll showed Solidarity’s "It's not a happy thing to remember,” said a City & Fcst Hi Lo Pep Louisville cy 60 36 In addition, the percentage of in However, Stephen M. 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NEW YORK (U P I) - Heisman records — 23 set in 1981. Outland Trophy winner— and kicker of Notre Dame and Jeff Davis of and one from Michigan State. The Virginia tight end Mark. Raugh, Trophy winner Marcus Allen, the Walker, who finished second in the Morten Andersen of Michigan State. Clemson, backs Fred Marion of Pacific-10 Conference was next with guards Kurt Becker of Michigan and first college player to rush for over Heisman balloting, ran for 1,891 Texas tackle Kenneth Sims, the only Miami (Fla.), Tommy Wilcox of four players: Terry Crouch of Oklahoma, tackles 2.000 yards in a season, is one of yards this season — the third highest defensive player to finish in the Top Alabama and Matt Vanden Boom of Voting for the All America team Lee Nanney of Clemson and Steve three Southern California players single-season rushing total ever— to Wisconsin and punter Reggie Roby was conducted by a panel of sports Dallafior of Minnesota and kicker for Meadowlands named today to United Press Inter make the first team for the second of Iowa. writers and broadcasters from Danny Miller of Miami (Fla.) national’s All America team, straight year. Warner, despite Roby led the nation in punting around the country. On defense, the second team is Allen, who rushed for 2,342 yards playing in nine games and being The second team is headed bjf composed of ends Jimmy Williams with a 49.8 yard average. Pennsylvania Raiiroad, in whose — an average of 212.9 yards per hampered by injuries, rushed for 1,- Pittsburgh quarterback Dan of Nebraska and David Galloway of PALM BEACH, Fla. (U P I) - The way before next season,” Ziegler Allen, Walker Sims, 6-6 and 265 pounds, and building the Garden is located, game — and led the nation in scoring 044 yards on 171 carries (6.1-yard Crable, 6-3 and 225 pounds, are the Marino, the nation’s second-rated Florida, tackles Jeff Gaylord of president of the National Hockey said. requires the Garden to have both the with 23 touchdowns, is joined by avergae). McMahon, the nation'^s only first-team repeaters on passer. Marino, who threw for 34 Missouri and Eddie Weaver of League says the Rangers will not Ziegler reyealed that the NHL had head backfield made a comprehensive study of the New York Knicks of the NBA and Southern California teammates Roy ' top-rated, passer who coirlpieted 272- defense. touchdowns and 2,615 yards, is one Georgia, middle guard Pat Dean of need special permission to move to the Rangers present as tenants. The Foster, a guard earning first team of-423 passes for 3,555 yards and 30 Carter, Rimington, Warner, of the three Pittsburgh players to be Iowa, linebackers Marcus Marek of New Jersey — and if they do, television market if a fourth lease reportedly has another 22 All America honors for the second touchdowns, was a second team . Smith, Krumrie, Wilcox and Roby named on the second team. Joining Ohio State and Johnnie Cooks of chances are “ less than even” that franchise was to move into the years to run. Ziegler rioted that if an straight year, and linebacker Chip choice last season. are the only juniors on the team Marino are teammates Emil Boures Mississippi State, backs Jim Bob. New York will get a replacement Philadelphia-New York area, which %-■ NHL team from another part of the Ranks. On offense, the rest of the first 10 balloting for the 1981 Heisman while Walker is the lone sophomore. at center and Sal Sensuri at Harris of Alabama, Mike Richard team. presently has the Philadelphia country wanted to move into the In the backfield with Allen, a se team consists of Michigan wide Trophy, led the way on defense. Unlike last year, when Walker made linebacker. son of Arizona State and Van John Ziegler, confirming what Flyers, New York Rangers and New Meadowlands, it would require un cond team selection a year ago, is receiver Anthony Carter, UCLA Other first team selections are the team in his first season, no On offense, Dwayne Crutchfield of McElroy of Baylor and punter Rohn other league officials have main York Islanders. animous approval of all 21 league Georgia’s sophomore sensation tight end Tim Wrightman, tackles ends Billy Ray Smith of Arkansas freshman was selected. Iowa State, Darrin Nelson of Stan Stark of Florida State. Stark was a tained, said Monday the Rangers “ I am not at liberty to divulge the club owners. Hcrschel Walker, Penn State junior Terry Tausch of Texas and Ed and Andre Tippett of Iowa, tackle The Big Ten Conference, with four ford and Butch Woolfolk of Michigan first team selection last year. would not need permission to move results of the survey,” said Ziegler. However, creation of a new tailback Curt Warner and Brigham Muransky of Michigan, guard Sean Lester Williams of Miami (Fla.), teams in bowl games, placed seven are the running backs. The rest of Again, the Big Ten led all con from Madison Square Garden to “ But there would be some overlap franchise takes approval of only Young senior quarterback Jim Farrell of Penn State, center Dave middle guard Tim Krumrie of players on the first team — two each the team consists of Purdue wide ferences with six second team New Jersey’s Meadowlands because ping of markets.” McMahon, who holds .55 NCAA Rimington of Nebraska — the" Wisconsin, linebackers Bob Crable from Wisconsin, Iowa and Michigan receiver Steve Bryant, West choices. it is well within their 50-mile John Krumpe, governor of the three-fourths of the club owners. territorial area. Rangers, and David “ Sonny” The league’s cintract with its But he said the chances are not Werblin, president of Madison players is scheduled to expire next good that a fourth NHL team would Square Garden, were both present Sept. 15, before the start of the 1982- Yale star on center stage be allowed to move into the New at the NHL meeting but neither 83 hockey season, and Ziegler said York-Philadelphia terrlorial area,” would comment on the possibility of the next meeting with the Players “ The chances are less than even,” a move by the Rangers. Ziegler said Association will be during the All- he said during a news conference at no time limit has been set for a deci Star game break in Washington on the league’s semiannual meeting at sion on any move of the Rangers Feb. 9. Diana weighs eligibility Palm Beach’s Breakers hotel. “ but we expect a decision within a ’’The baseball strike showed us “ Unlikely is tob strong a word to reasonable time. Don’t ask me to that things can be settled through use.” The Rangers will be define reasonable time.” negotiation, not seeing which side questioned today about any ” We don’t know what problems could win for the sake of winning,” ■Ik , requirement in Ivy loop timetable for a potential move to Madison Square Garden has in he said. New Jersey. Today’s schedule also making its decision,” Ziegler said. ” 1 look for a healthy labor- r- calls for meetings , of club owners Problems the Madison Square management negotiation. We expect and the league’s board of governors. Garden Co. might face include the to use the bargaining table to solve NEW YORK (U P I) - Yale’s Rich Diana, who Giants, Dallas, Philadelphia and Cincinnati came “ We prefer to have this out of the fact that their present lease with problems, not as a confrontation ” concluded his football career by rushing for 1,442 to see me play this year and the Jets, New England, li yards this season, may be declared ineligible by the Atlanta and Los Angeles have had me timed in the Ivy League from playing baseball this spring. 40 (4.65). 1 love to play football.” Diana, a cepter fielder for the Elis who set school Diana proved that at Yale in 1980 when he records last year with 43 RBI and 8 home runs, said became just the third player in school history to UPI photo Monday he has challenged an Ivy League rule which rush for over 1,000 yards. As a junior, he ranked se Six clubs after services prohibits a player from participating in more than cond in the' nation in all-purpose yardage with a one postseason football All-Star game. The rule 174,9-yard average. This season, he led Yale to a 9-1 Rough way to make a buck states that if an Ivy League football player plays in record and a share of the Ivy League title. He was more than one postseason game he will be declared the nation’s fourth-leading rusher and again Feild was tabbed bareback rookie of the finished second in all-purpose yardage with a Lewie Feild of Peoa, Utah, hangs for dear life ineligilbe from other sports. in the saddle in bareback bronc riding event year in 1980. Guidry appears set ” I ’ve petitioned to the highest person (Ivy 187yard average per game. League Council president Jim Litvack) and he said ” I would like to make some money doing of National Rodeo finals in Oklahonha City. he didn’t think he had the power to do anything something I have done for free,” he said. ” I also about it,” said Diana, who will be honored tonight would like to pay for medical school because I want by the National Football Foundation as one of 10 to be a surgeon. I feel I could go in the first six Georgetown out of top 20 scholar athletes. ‘T v e been invited to play in Japan rounds of the draft but the draft is sometimes un-, for greener pastures (the week of Jan. 18-25) and in the Blue-Gray game predictable.” (Dec. 25). But if I play'in both games, the Ivy Diana said he would not be the first Ivy League player to take part in more than one postseason League will take away my baseball eligibilty. HOLLYWOOD, Fla. (UPI) - leage baseball conducted its annual were pitcher Jim Got( (Springfield) ’’This is prohibiting me from advancing as a per game. Left-handed pitcher Ron Guidry, draft of minor league players with and outfielder Anthony Johnson son. Right now, Litvack told me I can petition the He said Reggie Williams, formerly of Dartmouth UCLA drops 18 places one of baseball’s prize free agents, eight clubs participating and selec (D enver) by Toronto; pitcher rules committee and 1 plan to do that.” and now with the Cincinnati Bengals, played in w ill be signed by Friday and ting a total of 10 players. Rafael Pimentel (Springfield! and more than one such game and was forced to give up Litvack, a professor at Princeton, has been ill and chances increase every day that it 'The most notable name selected catcher Miguel Ibarra (Oklahoma wrestling. Diana added that Ed Marinaro, formerly would not comment on the matter. will not be with his old team, the was first baseman Rich Murray, City) by the Chicago Cubs, pitcher of Cornell, played in more than one postseason However; if the rule is not changed, Diana said he New York Yankees. who was plucked off the Phoenix Paul Boris (Columbus) by is ready to pass up baseball and put all his efforts game but was not penalized because he did not par Guidry’s agent, John Schneider, (PCLl roster by the Cleveland In Minnesota; shortstop Clifton ticipate in any other varsity sport. Also to be into a pro football career and medical school. following two defeats said at the winter baseball metings dians. Murray, brother of Baltimore Wher-y (Tuscon) by San Diego; honored in New York tonight as scholar athletes — ’’Right now, I am not favoring baseball and I am Monday that the Yankees no longer, first baseman Eddie Murray, played shortstop Domingo Ramos players who excelled in the classroom and on the favoring playing in both bowl games,” said Diana, have a vice-like grip on his client briefly for the San Francisco Giants (Syracuse) by Seattle, infielder who plans to graduate in May with a major in field for four years — are; Norm' Betts, end, and that several teams are in the in 1980 but spent the entire 1981 cam Jose Moreno (Hawaii) by California molecular biophysics and biochemistry, ” I have a Michigan; Van Darkow, linebacker, Missouri; NEW YORK (U P I) — UCLA, losers of two of its first North Carolina (3-0) had two tough games, beating Kansas 74-67 and Tulsa 78-70. Kentucky (2-0) advanced hunt. paign with Phoenix, batting ,326 and catcher Ramon Lora big decision to make and right now that’s the way I Michael France, linebacker. Air Force; Jeff Hem- four games and playing under the shadow of NCAA from third to second, defeating Akron and Ohio State. Moreover, Schneider said it'could with 12 homers and 69 RBI in 94 (Syracuse! by Los Angeles. F)ach feel. Going to Japan would be on my own time and brough, guard, Illinois State; Travis Holcombe, probation, dropped from No. 2 to No. 20 today in the first Louisville moved up from fourth' with victories' over cost the Yankees as much as $500,- games. player was selected for a price of there’s no reason they should keep me from going. guard. Brown; Oliver Luck, quarterback. West regular-season balloting of U P I’s Board of Coaches. Tulane — a 55-54 squeaker — and Western Kentucky. 000 more a year than it would cost Other players taken in the .draft $25,000. The Blue-Gray game is a game I want to play in to Virginia; John McClean, tackle, Texas Christian; The Bruins lost their college basketball opener to Iowa moved to No. 5, stopping Northern Illinois, other clubs to get Guidry’s name on help my cause. 1 want to show that I can play Darrin Nelson, tailback, Stanford; and Calvin Brigham Young and then struggled past Pepperdine. But they were shocked by Rutgers last week before NebraskaOmaha and Marquette. a contract, against major college players. Warren, punter. North Carolina State. “ Each day that passes, the In addition, 11 former college football stars will • evening their record against Notre Dame. The biggest jumps were made by Nevada-Las Vegas ’’Don't get me wrong because Yale is behind me stranglehold the Yankees had on be inducted into the.National Football Foundation’s However, UCLA’s troubles were not limited to the —• the Jerry Tarkanian-coached squad moved from the KK) percent. I ’ve displayed that I can do the work Ron’s emotions and feelings UPI photo Hall of Fame. They are quarterback Roger court. It was reported last week that the Bruins were to No. 20 to No. 13 — and by AlabamaBirmingham, who (3.42 grade-point average) and play two sports at lessens,” said Schneider. “ The the same time.” Staubach (N avy), linebacker Tomrriy Nobis be placed on two years probation for recruiting rewarded Coach Gene Bartow by moving from No. 17 to No. 12. other clubs want him badly.” Diana, 5-footUO and' 215 pounds, said the (Texas), halfback Hugh McElhenny (Washington), violations and would be ineligible for this season’s Studio kickoff time Here by sections are the coaches who comprise the Schneider said that Texas, Baltimore Orioles were interested in him after he tackle Bob Lilly (Texas Christian), tailback Fran NCAA Tournament. UPI major college basketball ratings board: EAST — Pittsburgh and Atlanta had been graduated from high school. He also said he thinks cis “ Hank” Lauricella (Tennessee), tackle Nick School officials acknowledge they have received the Rose Bowl-bound Reggie Rody, a punter Kathryn Ann Potthast holds ball. Roby was Lou Carnesecca, St. John’s; Tom Young, Rutgers; eliminated from contention for he has a promising football career. Drahos (Cornell), linebackercenter George Morris results of the NCAA’s findings but will neither confirm with the University of Iowa, kicks football guest on the Bob Hope Football Special George Blaney, Holy Cross; Bob Weinhauer, Penn; Guidry's services during the last ” I think I ’d rather play football because there are (Georgia Tech), halfback Vic Bottari (California), nor deny reports of probation. John Thompson, Georgetown; Jim Boeheim, Syracuse. few days but that there were several from the nose of Bob Hope as Rose Queen soon to be aired. no minor leagues like in baseball,” he said. ” I think halfback George Taliaferro (Indiana), tackle Thur While UCLA tumbled in the rankings. North Carolina MIDWECT — Jud Heathcote, Michigan State; Bob clubs still in the running. Kansas Ci I can play in the pros as a fullback or on special man McGraw (Colorado State) and tackle Alvin retained its No, 1 slot, receiving 35 of 42 first-place votes Nichols, Toledo; Digger Phelps, Notre Dame; Ray ty, Houston, Cincinnati, Baltimore, teams. I think I can do a good job. Scouts from the Wistert (Michigan). and 617 points from the nationwide panel of coaches. The Tar Heels were followed by No. 2 Kentucky (6 Meyer, DePaul; Jim Dutcher, Minnesota; Hank (jakland and Toronto are believed to Found new ways to lose first-place votes and 557 points), No. 3 Louisville (499 Raymonds, Marquette. SOUTH — Joe Hall, Kentucky; be the frontrunners. points). No. 4 Virginia (1 first-place vote and 394 points) Dean Smith, North Carolina; Lefty Driesell, Maryland; In order for Guidry to sign with and No. 5 Iowa (378 points). Norm Sloan, Florida; Hugh Durham, Georgia; Denny the Yankees, Schneider said club Bates' talented receiver The rest of the Top 10 is; No. 6 Wichita State, No. 7 Crum,. Louisville. ' . owner George Steinbrenner must Basketball DePaul, No. 8 Indiana, No. 9 Minnesota and No. 10 MIDLANDS — Moe Iba, Nebraska; Norm Stewart, agree to a five-year, $7.5 million con Arkansas. Rounding out the Top 20 are; No. 11 Missouri, Missouri; Nolan Richardson, Tulsa; Ted Owens, Kan tract. That’s considerably more Cast pnust be changed No. 12 Alabama-Birmingham, No. 13 Nevada-Las sas; Willis Reed, Creighton; Gene Smithson, Wichita than Steinbrenner has offered and tops small college team he has gone on the record as saying Vegas, No. 14 San Francisco, No. 15 Oregon State, No, 16 State. he doesn’t believe a pitcher is worth Tulsa, No. 17 Southwestern Louisiana, No, 18 Villanova, SOUTHWEST — Guy Lewis, Houston; Don Haskins, a million dollars a year. Schneider BOSTON (U P I) - Larry DlGiam- only repeater and he is joined by No, 19 Alabama and No. 20 UCLA. TexasEl.Paso; Fddie Sutton, Arkansas; Weldon Drew, said Guidry will settle for less marino, the record-setting wide Tufts’ Mike Sameski (a transfer Four teams ranked in the preseason poll were pushed New Mexico State; Bobby Paschal, Southwestern money with another club but the after disaster year BUSINESSMEN receiver from Bates, has been frorh Bowdoin) and Bill Holden of out of the Top 20. Louisiana; Abe Lemons, Texas, i f ”| i Yankees must pay more because of Taking the verdict in overtime, named Player of the Year in the Trinity. Holden, the top vote-getter Georgetown, No. 5 in preseason, suffered the worst MOUNTAINS — Tony McAndrews,-Colorado State; the left-hander’s past contributions Westown Pharmacy outlasted B.A. college division and heads the an- among running backs, finished his drop. The Hoyas, with a 3-2 record, suffered defeats to Frank Arnold, Brigham Young; Jerry Tarkanian, Club, 91-88, last night at Illing. Den ■ nual Division Il-III UPI All-New Southwestern Louisiana and Ohio State. Georgia (1-1), Nevada-Las Vegas; Lynn Archibald, Idaho State; Neil to the team. Schneider said the llJiuui.ii career with 2,027 yards and 10 players he has. He didn’t trade Leon NFL. And either Ferguson or Tony Yankees alsb , have larger gross BOSTON (U P I) — Somehow, and nis Downer poured home 37 points, England team, selected by the touchdowns. Wake Forest (2-1) and Louisiana State (0-1) were also McCarthy, Weber State; Fred Snowden, Arizona. this is befitting of pro football’s Gray. New England’s much Collins could be available, perhaps revenues and a higher pay scale that Sue Donnelly Karen Wright Craig Phillips 25 and Mark Demko region’s coaches. • End John Galanis of Tufts, which displaced. PACIFIC — Jim Haney, Oregon; Marv Harshman, weekly confirmation of Murphy’s heralded drafts of 1979 and 1980 have other clubs, which makes the asking packaged with Cavanaugh to a team 17 for Westown. Al Wiley (28), DiGiammarino, a 6-foot, led the team with four starters, was The newcomers to the Top 20 were: Southwestern Washington; Pete Barry, San Francisco; Carroll Law, it is both easy and difficult to resulted in only five players seeing price higher for “ King George,” needing some help on offense. Kevin Kravontka (19) and Ralph 190:pounder from Marblehead, the leading votegetter on defense. Louisiana (5-0), Oregon State (2-0), Villanova (3-0) and Williams, Santa Clara; Larry Farmer, UCLA; Tex believe the New England Patriots action this year — Roland James, “ We are cognizant of what Ron Pemberton (14) were in double Mass., was a runaway choice for Galanis, who had five sacks for the Alabama (3-0). Winter, Uing Beach State. are vying for the worst record in the vegas Ferguson, Rick Sanford, Bob The problem with a deal is that it digits for B.A. has done in the p ast,” said Player of the Year honors after 5-2-1 Jumbos, is joined by Rusty Manchester players NFL, ■ Golic and John Zamberlin. "Ehree admits things haven’t worked. And Four players were in twin figures Schneider. “ Over the last five years completing an illustrious career at . Williams of Trinity. Williams, a No one who follows this team others were on injured reserve. that, despite the 2-12 mark, hasn't as Buffalo Water Tavern swampecf he is a $1 million per year player. Bates where he holds eight of a junior, set a school record with 14 A coaching change would been the party line at Schaefer The problem we’re having with closely can honestly admit the Purdy Corp., 87-40. Peter Warren possible nine receiving records. sacks. Tigers upset at report Patriots really are a 2-12 team. They stimulate interest, but not nea ly as Stadium. The Patriots seem to be netted 24 points Mike Mistretta 16, George is that he doesn’t want to DiGiammarino set five records in Jim Housekeeper of resurgent College poll on All-CCIL teams have been in every game and should, much as a change at both the more obsessed with the ” whal ifs’’ Joe DeMarco 14 . ad Jim Grimes 10 pay off on past acheivements. one game, Nov. 7 against Bowdoin, Worcester Tech and Tony Green of by any reasonable yardstick of coaching and general manager of 1981 then the actual, distressing for BWT. Al Robe and Bob Culvey George is a businessman, one of the and finished his career with 140 Springfield were named the defen NEW YORK (U P I) - The United egalitarianism, have won three or levels. That is because a real happenings. hooped 20 and 10 respectively for of player evaluations best in baseball. This is totally a catches and 16 touchdowns. sive tackles. Green, at/6-4, 260, is Press International Board of Voting was conducted for all- squad with senior Karen Wright four more games. ’’name” like a George Allen or Hank A final route is the NFL draft and Purdy. business deal. He would like to get drawing notice. “ Larry is without question the seen as a future pro^'j^ospect arid Coaches Top 20 college basketball Central Connecticut Interscholastic Yet they have found so many in the Patriots should finally be able to Over at Bennet Junior High, Ron to sign a long-term contract for best wide receiver ever at Bates, recorded 12 sacks for the Chiefs. ratings (first-place votes and won- declined to say how he obtained the League (CCIL) fall teams and as There were five selections from novative and creative methods to get their much needed defensive HOLLYWOOD, Fla. (UPI) - the fewest dollars possible. We DiRosa Cleaners swept past and is one of ^he finest in New lost records in parentheses): usual Manchester High was Manchester on the all-leagut; boys' Green’s teammate, John Richard Detroit Tigers’ general manager document and that, more than the would like to get a long-term con lose that maybe they are that bad. lineman. But it should be pointed out Manchester Police, 93-88, and England, regardless of division,” represented on each squad. cross country team with Peter son, joins Tufts’ Tom Duffy and 1. North Carolina (35) (3-0) 617 and president Jim Cafnphell is actual contents of the report, ap The latest loss came after one of that defensive linemen rarely make Filloramo Construction trimmed said Bates coach Web Harrison. “ If tract for the most dollars possible. The Indian hooters, 12-5-1 overall Murphy, Gary Gates, Bob Dussault, Southern Connecticut’s Alan Black 2. Kentucky (6) (2-0) 557 seething over publication of the parently is what has made Campbell their brief ’’wins” —'a trip to Miami an immediate imprint in their F o g a rty O ile rs , 63-52. C arl we can throw the ball anywhere “ This is like a chess game. We’re 'and fourth in the league, placed Dave Parrott and Doug F’otter all as the linebackers. The secondary 3. Louisville (2-0) 499 American League club’s -private angry. which beat a 20-inch snowstorm. Erhardt appears rookie years, Joe Greene and A1 Bujaucius had 23 markers. Bill near him, he’ll catch it.” getting closer and closer to sweeperback Chris Carmel oh the drawing honors. Windham High, '81 consists of repeater Miles McPher 4. Virginia (1) (4^)) 394 evaluation of Tiger players. ’The reporter said the document is This strange dichotomv can mean Baker being two exceptions. It takes Bellock 22 and Pete Denz and Hal While DiGiammarino was gaining checkmate but we’re the ones doing all-league first team while junior champs, had six choices on the son of New Haven, Mike Marshall of 5. Iowa (3-0) 378 The article Sunday in the eight “ authentic.” He added, “ It just the checking.” one of two things for next y^ar. If awhile, as is the case with Joe Rawli gs 14 apiece for DiRosa’s. Player of the Year Honors, fullback Mike St. Laurent made the squad. visible casualty Southern Connecticut and Gene Cote 6. Wichita State (3-0) 286 Booth Newspapers in Michigan happened to come into my they’re not as bad as they seem to Klecko and Marc Gastinr, i of the Manny Reece had 25 points, John Middlebury’s Mickey Heinecken Guidry, who posted an 11-5 record second team. Seniors Kent Jets, to jell. of Wesleyan. 7. DePaul (2-0) 283 revealed the Tiger organization con possession.” Sue Donnelly and Maureen Lacey' be, then improvement, even drastic Cashman 24 and Kevin Caneilly 15 was named Coach of the Year by fiis with a 2.67 ERA last season, won the Stringfellow and Ken Hewett, junioh 8. Indiana (2-0) 249 siders only five of its fielders and Campbell and Tiger Manager were Manchester representatives improvement, can be an attainable There is one clear mission: to fof Police. colleagues for leading the Panthers American League Cy Young Award Jay Hedlund and sophomore goalie 9. Minnesota (3-0) 243 seven pitchers to be of better than Sparky Anderson argue Plagenhoef on the all-CCIL girls’ cross country goal. Or, if they are as bad as 2-12, it shore up the defense. The Pats Ken Goodwin tossed home 13 to a 7-1 record. Honor for Heuga in 1978 and has posted the best win Chris Petersen garnered honorable 10. Arkansas (3-0) 176 misinterpreted the significance of cointingent. will take some time to rebuild. offense has been productive and is points and Ken Shoppman and Jack average ability. ning percentage in the A.L. over the Anchoring the offensive squad is 11. Missouri (3-0) 146 the numerical ratings in the report. mention. One thing does seem necessary. Stram won’t be interested in coming one of the best in the NFL. but the NEW YORK (UPI) — Jimmy Outfielder Kirk Gibson was rated last five years (87-34, .719). It w o Silk Town individ^ials and a Hull 11 apiece for Filloramo’s. John the leading vote getter, center Mike 12. Alabama-Birmingham (3-0) Wethersfield High had three Whatever changes the Patriots in unless he can run the entire show. Heuga, who became the first as the best player based on ability Players were rated on a scale from (juidry’s future was the main relay squad drew honorable mention team’s defensive line and Barry had 21 to lead Fogarty’s. Whalen of Wesleyan. Whalen, a selections to the all-league first make must contain a few of the One name already mentioned is linebacking corps need an American male skier ever to win an 144 and potential but several Tigers, in- 3, well below average, to 8, con topic of discussion at the meetings among the voting from the girls' junior and a repeater from last 13. Nevada-Las Vegas (4-0) 141 team in soccer with Simsbury and cosmetic variety, either in a change Marion Campbell, who has done a overhauling. p e e w e e Olympic medal and later was luding Rick Peters, John Wocken- sidered outstanding. The highest Monday as only one minor trade was swimming coaches. Lynne Sampson year, is joined on the offensive line 14. San Francisco (3-0) 126 Hall placing two apiece and East of administrations or a trade. Fhiblic stellar job as defensive coordinator What can’t be garnered in trades The Huskies downed the Bruins, stricken with Multiple Sclerosis, fuss. Champ Summers and Stan rating any Tiger receive in any made. In that deal, the San Fran drew honorable mention in the 500- by guards Brian Gallagher of Tufts 15. Oregon State (2-0) 118 Hartford, Conard and Enfield one relations moves of that ilk tend to for the Eagles the past few years. in that area then must be achieved 23-15, in opening night play at the will receive the “ Special Achieve Papi -were considered well below category was a 7. cisco Giants sent righthanded yard freestyle while Kris Noone and Dave. Fuccillo of Plymouth 16. Tulsa (2-1) 105 each. re-create interest, which translates Yet Campbell, hardly a ’’name,” ment Award” at the M.S. Dinner of average. “ As I understand it,” Campbell received notice in the 100-yard through the draft. What will help is Community Y. Andy Gagnon sank 16 State and tackles John Lyons of pitcher Allen Ripley to the Chicago There were two first team selec into more ticket buyers and more was 2-3 as coach of the Atlanta that the Pats’ schedule should be Champions on Dec. 17. 17. SW Louisiana (5-0) 92 " I don’t know if this thing was said, “ He took the numbers for hit backstroke. The 400-yard free relay points for the Huskies while Danny Middlebury and Tom ^Boothroyd of Cubs for left-handed reliever Doug tions in girls’ field hockey for money; Falcons in 1975-76. easier next year because of their Langer netted 7 for the Bruins. Heuga, who at 20 won a bronze 18. Villanova (3-0) 51 stolen from our offices,” Campbell ting and running and other aspects Capilla. of Mary Gallagher, Tracy O'Brien, Maine Maritime. ' 19. Alabama (3-0) 51 of I the game and averaged them Manchester performers with junior Coach Ron Erhardt appears to be A big trade is the another yvay to abysmal record this year. The Blue Devils in overtime over medal in the 1964 Olympics at said Monday of the report. “ I don’t Ripley, 29, was used primarily as Sampson and Noone also drew Ted Virtue of Middlebury replaces 20. UCLA (2-2) 49 forward Toby Brown, an 11-goal the most visible casualty of the 1981 create publicity and the Patriots If the Patriots can begin to make' came the Wildcats, 22-18. Erik Innsbruck, learned six years later know If someone gave it to him (the equally. a starter with San Francisco last honorable mention. teammate Beau Coash as the tight Note: By agreement with the scorer, and midfielder Nancy Curtin season, yet it has been pointed out, seem to have some eminently the necessary changes, Erhardt or Wolfgang had 8 points and Lucas that he had multiple sclerosis. He reporter). I ’m not accusing anyone “ Well, that’s not the way it’s year and posted a 4-4 record with a end. National Association of Basketball garnering honors, Sweeperback Second team honors iti football and righ tly so, that General tradeable people. Matt Cavanaugh whoever is there next year can Cosgrove 4 for the winners while designed a personal physical fitness of anything. What 1 don’t like is done. We don’t do that at all. 4.05 ERA in 19 games. Capilla was 1- Bowdoin junior John Theberge Coaches of the United States, tpams Amy J.,ones was a second team went to tight end Jim' Grout and Manager Bucko Kilroy should share has shown he can be a capable begin the task of discovering if 1981 Mike Talaga and Brian Nelligan had program to help him regain his en seeing a lot of good', hard-working Nothing can be farther from the 0 with a 3.18 ERA in 42 games for quarterbacks the first team and has on probation by the NCAA are in choice. wingbaek Jim Kibbie. Defensive the coach’s fate. quarterback, not as promising as was an aberration or an indication durance, strength and coordination guys in our organization made to truth. We place far more impor the Cubs, 8 and 6 points respectivelyJor the some fine ground gainers behind. eligible for Top 20 and national Manchester was also represented ends Art Jasper and Vinnie Diana Flrhardt can only produce with the hoped, but better than others in the of things to come. , Wildcats. after suffering from blurred vision feel guilty.” tance bn certain aspects than we do Maine Maritime’s Al Harrison is the championship consideration In other developments, mainr on the all-league girls’ volleyball each drew honorable mention. and poor balance. Repoter Vern Plagehoef has on others.” 12 — THE HERALD. Tues., Dec. 8, 1981 THE HERALD, Tues.. Dec. 8, 1981 — 13
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Andy 17.5, 3 Novak 19.4; 25 back 1. Novak, |>'ootbatl tScrub suits 23.1; 2 Sean Anderson 26.7, 3 Craig [Rooney Kaltimore — Signed quarterback Jay Ski Cup dates crew dropped a 5-1 decision to Basketball Venuto. Somers. Dave Molin tallied Regal’s Hart 27.8; 25 breast 1. Rush 23.6; 100 Hockey PARIS (UPI) - The third World lone goal while Chris Reichardt and Free Relay 1. Rush, Novak, Syndicated Football Colorado — Recalled center Aaron Manchester Hospital Broten from Fort Worth of the Central Ski-Jumping Cup will begin at Cor John Worden played well. Upenieks,. Ramans 1:31.4. Columnist Hockey League. tina, Italy on Dec. 20 and will consist Regal’s came back to rout 9-10 girls - 50 free 1 Katy Benson Detroit — Sent goallender Corrado Micalcf to Kalamazoo of the IHL; sent, of 22 separate events, organizers an Middlesex, 11-1. Brian White had 34.8; 2 Jeannine Panuezak 36.1; 100 defenseman Greg Joly to Adirondack of nounced Monday. four goals and Lariviere, Mahoney, I.M. 2 Laura Sines 1:40.2; 100 Free 1 cashes in on trend the AFL. The world championships, which Benson 1:19.6; 3 Panuezak 1:28; 50 Washington — Terminated contract of Fitzgerald, LaBlanc, Skivington, NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEACUF, take place at Holmenkollen, Back 2 Sines, 49.0; 3 Elise Callahan American Conference NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASSOC, forward Bob Kelly. Yamarik and Reichardt (no first East Eastern Conference Soccer Norway, Keb. 18-20, will also count names 'listed) one apiece. Brian 53.7; 50 Fly 2 Katy Ziedler 55.2; 3 Here's a Fort Uuderdale - Announced retire W L T Pet PF PA Atlantic Division for points in this winter's World Erin Miller 58.2; 50 Breast 1 Panue By Barbara Richmond YET ANOTHER hospital decided Miami 9 4 1 .678 312 262 W L Pet, ( ment of defender Roy Wiggemansen. Oatway was in goal while Scott An Buffalo 9 5 0 .643 286 250 Philadelphia 16 3 .833 - Portland — Acquired forward Ron Cup. drews and Bruce Skivington were zak 46.1; 3 Benson 46.8. Herald Reporter to go to a different direction and Boston » 16 4 .7® Futcher from Minnesota in the NASL NY Jets 8 6 1 .607 313 271 'The first in each of the 22 events key playmakers. 9-10 boys - 200 Medley Relay 1 biiy drab grey outfits for their per New England 2 12 0 .143 |S1 328 New York 8 9 .471 d i^ r s a t draft. Toronto .r- Appointed Tommy Scallen Yule list Baltimore 1 13 0 .071 m 474 Washington 6 11 .363 will receive 25 points, the second 20, BANTAM A Jason (Jhorches, Mike Poirot, Mike Manchester Memorial Hospital sonnel. Another hospital was Central New Jersey 4 13 .2Xt 1 general manager; acquired midfielder the third 15, the fourth 12, the fifth Gudmundsen, EM Fitzgerald 3:11.4; Central Division , Ace Ntsoelengoe from Minnesota in the Purdy Corp. Bantam A sextet had has decided to cash in on the . pop thinking of selling the suits in its gift Cincinnati 10 4 0 .714 374 266 11 and so on to 15th place which will Pittsbui'gh 8 6 0 .671 326 259 Milwaukee 12 6 .667 - dispersal draft and signed him to a 1- Josh'Fogg, Rob Tedoldi and Jimmy 50 Free 1 Eric Hart 31.8, 2 Gud ularity of surgical scrub suits, shop and printing on them “ Not Houston 6 8 0 .429 250 307 Indiana . / 10 8 .666 year contract. receive one point. Hutton each score two goals in its 8- mundsen, 40.0,3 Chorches 40.7; 100 to inspire Tulsa - Acquired midfielder Tim among the younger set. The suits stolen from Symmes Hospital. ’ Cleveland 6 9 0 .357 242 319 Atlanta 8 8 .600 I.M. 1 Egils Ramans 1:26.2, 2 West Detroit 8 II .421 Twellman and goaltendcr Handy Philips 0 blanking of Wethersfield. Matt are now on sale in the “ Bright Spot” That hospital didn’t go through Chicago 7 12 ..368 from Minnesota in the dispersal draft Fitzgerald 1:43.4,3 M. Poirot 1:48.8; Oenver 9 5 0 .643 274 241 Cleary and Jason Hanford added one with the idea of selling the suits — San Diego 8 6 0 .671 431 357 Cleveland ^ 4 14 .222 Vancouver — Acquired poaltendcr Tino In my family we have a lot of fun gift shop downstairs in the hospital. Western Conference l.,ettivri from Minnesota in the dispersal goal each while Sam Konrad and 100 Free 1 Hart 1:11.6, 2 Poirot I- Kansas City 8 6 0 .671 326 266 at the Thanksgiving dinner table "nie suits on sale are spanking new but Manchester Memorial has. Oakland 7 7 0 .500 257 297 Midwest Division draft. Mark Cichowski were standouts 1:34.9, 3 Gudmundsen 1:34.9; 50 Seattle 5 9 0 . .357 267 344 W L Pet. ( making up our Christmas lists. We — but the way to wear them is all So moms and dads needn’t jtonder San Antonio 13 6 ,722 - defensively. Steve Cavqllo notched back 1 Ramans 40.2,2 (Jhorches 50.2, National Conference wrinkly looking. This is the way the any longer what the perfect gift is to East IX'nver 8 9 .471 the shutout. 3 Andy Klavins 1:06.8; 50 Fly 1 . don’t always, or even usually, get W L T Pet. PF PA Utah 8 10 .444 Ramans 36.6; 50 Breast 1 Hart U.9, doctors and nurses wear them — give their teenager for Christmas — Houston 7 12 .368 Purdy’s also came up with its first what we put on bur lists, but we can y-Dallas 11 3 0 .786 336 254 2 Mike Fitzgerald 53.7; 200 Free just as the scrub suits come out of they can get them a scrub suit at the Philadelphia 9 . 5 0 643 320 200 Kansas City 6 12 ,333 win ever over Enfield, 4-3, Rob dream. NY Giants 7 7 0 .500 262 237 Dallas 3 16 .167 I Tedoldi had two goals and Jason Relay 1 Chorches, Gudmundsen, the sterilizer. Bright Spot. To make it even better Pa<'iflc Division One of our grown daughters has St. Louis 7 7 0 .500 305 .350 Hanford and Dave Olender one Poirot, Fitzgerald, 2:38. 11-12 girls — wrinkle it up a bit before wrap Washington 6 8 0 429 239 328 U s Angeles 16 6 .714 - had “ a little red Porsche” on her Phoenix M 6 .688 apiece for the winners. Dave Royal - 200 Medley Relay 1 Jennifer SOME big city hospitals have had Central ( r0^ o ® list for nine years now and I don’t ping it! Tampa Bay 8 6 0 .571 272 227 Portland 12 6 .667 was in goal for.ithe winners. Birrell, Stacey Tomkiel, Pam a rash of thefts of the suits which Detroit 7 7 0 500 335 29T, Seattle 10 7 .588 : Soccer want her to know before Christmas' Minnesota 7 7 0 .600 312 314 Golden State 10 7 ,688 : BANTAM B f Knzmeski, Janet Malley 2:20.7; 50 have become particularly popular San Diego 6 12 ,2M i but Santa Claus isn’t going to bring a Green Bay 7 7 0 .500 286 326 Mi l E A R.T. Coachworks bowed, 5-3, to Free 1 Stephanie PuIImann 30.5, 2 as the “ thing to wear” for the disco Chicago 4 10 0 .286 196 291 Monday s Games car down the chimney this year, West (No Games Scheduled) Tri-City ECHO Mite A squad Middlesex last Saturday. Kurt Malley 32.7; 100 I.M. 2 Tomkiel crowds. Besides being chic, they are x-San Fran, U 3 0 .786 SOB 227 Tuesday s Games Fuellhart, Steve Coughlin and Brad 1:14.3, 3 Birrell 1.17.1; 100 Free 1 either. Denver at New York, 7:Xi p.m. registered an 8-3 win over Enfield. also comfortable with the baggy 8 Atlanta 7 7 0 .600 382 3M I have some items on my list I U s Angeles 5 9 0 .367 27T. 306 New Jersey at Atlanta. 7;X p.m Tim Geraghty had four goals, Terry Pendleton tallied for Coachworks. Malley l:ll.l, 2 Erin Prescott pants and loose tops. Indiana at Chicago, 8;X p.m. ■ # l New Orleans 4 10 0 .286 183 322 MAJOR INDOOR SOCCER LEAGUE Tobler two and Derek Moulton and Jerry Rothman had two assists and 1:14.3; 50 Back 2 Birrell 37.1; 50 Fly know I won’t be getting again this At Manchester Memorial the tops fe' x-clinched division title Utah at Dallas. 8;Xi p.m. Eastern Division Brian Coughlin one. 1 Tomkiel SO.O, 3 Jennifer Holmes y-clinched playoff berth Seattle at Houston. 9:flfr p.m, , W L Pet. ’ GB Brian Walsh one apiece for Tri-City. year. I’ve known since early sell for $8.95 and the bottoms for Sunday. December 6 Washington at Los Angeles, 10;X p.n F*ittsburgh 4 1 ,8X — Steve Blair, Rod Gray, Sean REBELS 41.8; 50 Breast 1 Pullman 39.6, 2 childhood that if you like half the (iolden State at Portland. 10:30 p.m. $10.95. They both com e in sizes Green Bay 31. Detroit 17 New York 3 1 .760 Malone, Tom McKeown, Brian Wty United Bank was on the short end Kuzmeski 39.7; 200 Free Relay 1 S. New York Giants 10, Los Angeles 7 Phoenix at San Diego. 10:X. p.m. Baltimore 2 1 ,667 1 presents you get, it’s a good Christ small, medium and large. David Mork of Wednesday s Games of a 7-1 score to Suffield. Paul Tomkiel, Kuzmeski, Malley, Birrell Chicago 10. Minnesota 9 Cleveland 3 2 .6X 1 and Joey Konrad had assists. mas. The ones you don’t like you Miami 24. New England 14 New Jersey at Boston Bufialo 2 2 .6X V/z MITEB Thompson scored for the Bankers. 2:06.9. 11-12 boys - 200 Medley Andy Beck of the hospital’s public Manchester, ad St. Louis X . New Orleans 3 Denver at Philadelphia New Jersey 1 3 .2Ti0 2‘ i accept with genuine pleasure Houston at Milwaukee Horst Engineering Mite B crew Sean Todd and Matt LaPlaca split Relay 1 Sandro Squatrito, Scott relations office feels the outfits ministrative resident at Washington 16. Philadelphia 13 Philadelphia 0 4 .OX 3'z anyway just at the thought of having San Francisco 21. Cincinnati 3 Utah at Indiana Western Division the netrftinding chores. Jackson, Jim Poirot, Karl None gained popularity because of the Atlanta at Cleveland fell to Enfield, 5-0, last Saturday. Mai/tchester Memorial Dallas 37. Baltimore 13 St U)uis 6 Ol.OX - 2:19.1; 50 Free 1 Noone 28.4,2 Poirot someone care enough to give you Tampa Bay 24. Atlanta 23 Seattle at San Antonio Denver 4 2 .667 1*2 Chris Senceney in goal along with wide appeal of the television soap Hospital and Susan Buffalo 28. San Diego 27 Dallas at Kansas City ' Memphis 4 4 .6X 2‘ '2 Ken Herold, Billy Pace and Sean 29.5; 100 I.M. 2 Jackson 1:19.4; 100 something. opera, “ General Hospital.” Phoenix at Golden State Wagner, also . of Denver 16. Kansas City 13 Kan.'tas Cilv ■ . • 2 3 .4X 3 Allard played well for Horst. Free 1 Noone 1:07.2, 3 Mel Siebold Almost certainly I won’t be get Seattle Z7. New York Jets 23 Wichita 1 4 .200 4 Beck said the outfits will make Manchester, and a per-, Monday. December 7 Phwnix 0 4 .OX 4’ ’2 S Q U Iin A 1:10.2; 50 Back 2 Squatrito 37.6, 3 ting the eighth item on my list, great Christmas gifts for the disco Oakland X . Pittsburgh 27 Monday s College Basketball Results Monday's Games Behind the shutout goaltending of Campbell 40.3; 50 Fly 1 Jackson ‘ ‘small old tractor.” On the other sonnel secretary at the , By United iW ss International (No Games Scheduled) Swimming set or anyone else who wants to be 5>aturday. December 12 Vinnie Sica, Multi Circuits Squirt A 34.7; 50 Breast 1 Poirot 36.5, 3 Dave hospital, don’t wear (All Times EST) East Tuesday’s Games hand, 1 have a good chance of get comfortable and fashionable at the New York Jets at Cleveland. 12:X p.m. Alleghcnv 72, Geneva 70 I No Games Scheduled) sextet blanked Wethersfield, 2-0, Bylpiw 40.8; 200 Free Relay 1 ting several of the third item, “ pair these “scrub suits" to Minnesota at Detroit. 4 p.m. Alliance‘78. Thiel 74 (OT) Wednesday's Games same time. Some retail shops are Sunday. Korey Fuellhart, assisted Jackson, Poirot, Squatrito, Noone Sunday; December 13 Anna Maria 69. Plymouth St. 67 Baltimore a1 New Jersey of pigskin gloves.” I also want a . work — but they might Bloomfield ( ’oil. 78, The King s 63 2:04.5. 13-14 girls - 50 Free 2 Karen also cashing in on the fad and are Baltimore at Washington. 1 p.m. by Steve Mezi and Hob Ciraco and Bearcat scanner radio, Japanese Buffalo at New England. 1 p.m. Howdoin 102. U, Of New England Brian Grillo, assisted by Scott Sar Davis 28.9; 200 I.M. 1 Mary Ann charging up to $30 for the sets. like to. The suits are Cincinnati at Pittsburgh. 1 p.m. Brandeis 84, Boston St. 76 chisels and curly or birds-eye maple Green Bay at New Orleans, I p.m. Cabrini 66. Philadelphia Pharmacy 63 tor ami Scott Drummond, tallied for Troy 2:35.1; 100 Free 1 Kris Noone Beck said there hasn’t been any now on sale In the San Diego at Tampa Bay. 1 p.m. Concordia 89, Gordon 79 ' Circuits. Doug Wilcox and Jeff 1:00.8, 2 Troy 1:03.4; 100 Back 2 boards. “ A new cellar” is the un- real problem with the suits being downstairs gift shop at New York Giants at St. Louis. 1 p.m. Drew 6f;. Stevens Tech 62 Manchester Swim Team con likeliest thing on my Christmas list. Miami at Kansas City. 2 p.rrt. E. Stroudsburg 61. Wilkes 60 Morin also played well as Circuits tinued on the winning path as it Noone 1:09.1; 100 Fly 2 Davis 1:14.8; stolen from Manchester Memorial. the hospital. Eastern Nazarene 89. S.E. Mass. 74 Not a chance for that. Houston at San Franci.sco. 4 p.nl avenged an earlier loss. topped Newington, 344-210, last 100 Breast 3 Jeanne Lemieux 1:25.3; But the financial loss for some big Philadelphia at Dallas. 4 p.m. ■ Eastern Coll. (Pa.) 87. Aivernia fO S y r i K T B 200 Free Relay 1 Lemieux, Troy, Chicago at Oakland. 4 p.m Eisenhower 71. Alfred 64 Saturday at Newington High’s pool. city hospitals, such as Boston’s FYanklin Pierce 91. Johnson St 60 Davis, Noone 1:54,3. ONE THING we all know is that Seattle at Denver. 4 p.m, With Scott Worden registering the Manchester juniors won by a 226- Mass. General for instance, was so Monday. December 14 Frostburg (Md.l 7T.. California (Pa.) 71 three-goal hat trick and adding two 13-14 boys - 50 Free 1 Craig Ander some people are hard to give to and Atlanta at U s Angeles. 9 p.m. Hofstra 91. Brown 76 119 margin while the Silk Town serious that some hospitals have Herald photo by Ricbmond King's (Pa.i 88. Delaware Valley 74 assists, Wolff-Zackin Squirt B team son 27.6, 3 Jon Cottle 29.9; 200 I.M. 2 others are easy. seniors prevailed by a 118-91 ordered new scrub suits in brilliant U Salle fS.. Bucknell X topped Middlesex, 8-1, last Satur Rob Klein 3:16.9; 100 Free 2 Ander There’s the feeling that if a person Pittsburgh 775 7—27 Northeastern 64. Army M margin. pink or cardinaTred. To make them Old Weslbury 88, York fi9 day. George Russo and Mark Peter son 1:02.9; 100 Back 1 Anderson has enough money to buy ansrthing Oakland 777 1fr-X Eric Hart, Egils Ramans, Ken Rutgers 46. St. Peters 44 even less attractive, they have Pltt-Cunningham 5 pass from Bradshaw son each added'two goals and Jason Iczkowski and Russ Smith were tri 1:28.0; 100 Breast 1 Cottle 1:27.4, 2 he or she wants they’ll be hard to (Trout kick) Southern Conn. 76, Bridgeport 71 St John Fisher 70, Houghton 6T: A1 Martin 155-144-422, Maynard Oatway one for the winners. Klein 1:30.7. give to, but money isn’t what makes emblazoned the name of the hospital Oak-Ramsey 26 pass from Wilson ple winners for the local squad while (Bahr kick) Suffolk 71; Bates 62 Clough 144-145-399, Stan McFarland Petersen and Scott Senseny each Open girls - 50 Free 1 Nancy Raf- the difference. The difference is all over the suits so the suits can’t South Katy Benson, Stephanie Pullman, Pitt-Smith 19 pass from Malonme fin 28.6, 3 Cathy Murray 31.2; 200 Auburn 88. Tennessee Tech 61 145-139-399, Bpb Bonadies 393, Stan added two assists while Brendon Karl Noone and Craig Anderson how diverse a person’s interests really be worn anywhere but in the (Trout kick) I.M. 2 Tracy O’Brien 2:37.1; 100 Oak-Whittington 17 pass from Wilson Austin Peay 70. Tennessee St. 67 Carlson 147-392 Nondo Annulii 141- Wheeler was in goal for the win. were each double winners. are. hospital. (Bahr kick) Belrnont-Abbey 76,* Pfeiffer 68 385, Vic Abr^itis 137-379, Ward PEE W Ei: A Free 2 Baffin 1:04.8, 3 O’Brien Howie St 68, St. I'nul's X Next action for Manchester is Let’s face it, dull people who don’t Pitt-Malone 11 run (kick failed) Holmes 159-362,, Gordon Wilson 361, Fogarty Bros, Pee Wee A team 1:07.9; 100 Back 2 O’Brien 1:14.2; Oak-Chandler X pass from Wilson ( ’itadei 68. Presbyterian 60 Saturday, Dec. 19, against Glaston have many interests are tough to (kick failed) Coastal Carolina 63. Krskine 61 Leo Cyr 138-354, Ed Shaw 353, Bill fell tp Hamden, 7-2, last Saturday. 100 Fly 3 Kathleen Campbell 1:34.4; K. Carolina 66. Campbell 61 bury at the Manchester High pool. find presents for. If they’re women, Oak-Watts 63 punt return (Bahr kick) Palmer 140. Rob Monaco tallied both goals for 100 Breast 2 Campbell 1;26, 3 Mura Oak-FG Bahr 29 Fayettevll St, ff.. Atintc Chrstn 78 , Manchester placements were: they end up getting a lot of perfume, . Pitl-Smith 17t" pas from Malone (Trout Florida Memorial 84. Eckerd 67 Fogarty’s, Murray 1:40.6. kick) Ga. Southern X . Houston Baptist 47 nightgowns and umbrellas. If Limestone 101. Coker 83 Fogarty's came back to deadlock 8 and under girls - 25 free 3. Open boys - 50 Free 1 Russ Smith A-6I,76e A Herald review Livingstone 77, St. Augustine's 76 i:.S.MIXED- Diane Brennan 179- Wethersfield, 4-4, Sunday. Timmy Meridith Benson 18.2; 24 back 2. 23.8, 2 Senan Gorman 34.0; 200 I.M, 1 they’re men, they get scarves, Mars Hill 67. UNC-Asheville 58 222-542, Shelia Benetti 177-480,, Benson, 23.9, 3 Amy Cibappell 26.9; Ken Iczkewski 2:35.4j 100 Free 1 neckties and umbrellas.' Maryland 76. Maryland-East. Shore 64 Martin had two goals and Brian PITT Milligan 79. Tusculum 64 , Shelia Price 204-203-184-591, Jenny Geraghty and Drew O’Connell one 25 breast 2 Leigh Kurland 24.8. Smith 1:07.3, 2 Gorman 1:13.3; 100 I had the misfortune of having a First downs 24 Miss. St, 48, Memphis St. 47 Fenn 184-472, Dale Packer 182-462, apiece for the locals. Aaron Engel 8 and under boys - 100 Medley Back 1 R Iczkowski 1:19; 100 Fly 1 Hushes-yards 29-89 Newberry 77, Under 69 wonderfully happy childhood, so I’ve F*assing yards 236 Southern Miss. X . Uuisiana Tech 47 Dan Madore 200, Bob Skoglund 209, was between the pipes for the tie. R e la y 1. T om N ova k , R a u ls Smith 1:01.4, 2 Siebold 1:36.2; 100 never needed a psychiatrist and Sacks by-yards 4—X Troy St. 72. Athens St X (20T) Fred Kozicki 224-566, John Kozicki PEE W EE It Ramans, t.J. Rush, Andreis Breast 1 Iczkowski 1:21.5, 2 Chris New 'Rip Van Winkle' is too long Return yards 1.6 have never been able to wi;ite a UNC-Charlotte 62. Charleston 215-214-618. Regal Men’s Shop Pee Wee B Upenieks 1:36.8; 25 Free 2. Ramans, Cahppell 1:48.1. Passes 21-36-2 18-2&-1 Va, Cmmnwoallh 79. E. Tenn. Sf. 72* brooding novel with a tragic ending. Punts ■ 9-46.6 6-X.O Va. St. 81. .Shaw X Fumbles-lost 1-0 6-4 Va. Tech X . Richmond X Christmas was always a good part Penalties-yards 6-46 6-33 Waynesburg (Pa.) 49. Davis&Klkins 47 of my good childhood and maybe it’s By Rosalind Friedman with great vigor — which is no easy Time of possesion 31:21 , 28 ;X Wingate 7Ti. Lenoir-Rhyne 74 task in a drought! Individual Statistics: ' Midwest my pleasant memory of it that Special to the Herald Hushing: Piltsburgh-Malone 4-29. Haw Beloit 71. Carthage M thorne 9-19. Thornton 6-24. Harris H-6. Bradley 94. St, Francis (Pa.) 63 makes me like this time of the year Washington Irving, the author of Only in part two do Allen and Davis 1-2 Oakland—King 11-102. Jensen Central Missouri Fi3. Emporia St. Fi2 so much now. I look forward to the the play find their center. Here, 6-42. Hawkins 8-26. Wilson 6-21. Whitting Chi. Circle 64. Ferns St, X (20T) “ Rip Van Winkle,” would have been ton 8-23. ( ’leveland St. 76. Valparaiso 72 whole business of giving and getting. qpnfused if he had been at the Yale the playwright adheres more to , Passing: Piltsburgh-Bradshaw 4-9-0-29. Creighton 7T.. St. U uis U. X 1 don’t even subscribe to the theory Repertory in New Haven to attend the original story line, and Allen, Malone 17-27-2-244. Oakland-Wil.son 18-29-1- Greenville 91. Concordia (St.L.) 71 27T.. Haml.ine' fi2. St Olaf 40 that “ It’s more blessed to give than the opening of a new play, “ Rip Van replete in long white hair and.beard, Pass receiving: Pittsburgh-Cunningham III. Wesleyan 71. Ind. Central X Winkle or The Works.” is marvelous as he awakes in the 6-W. Swann 4-G6. Harris 6-24. Stallworth to receive.” I think it’s blessed to Kansas 86. Ari7ona 67 forest with the arthritic pains of old 3-42, Smith 2-X. Thornton 1-13. Haw Kansas Newman 7Ti, Fort Hays X receive, too. Whatever that means. thorne 1 -4. Oakland-Whittington 6-64, Kentucky St. X , St Jo.seph’s (Indi 81 He would have loved the sets by age. Later, struggling to find family Ramsey 6-68. Chandler 4-83.. Branch 3-60 U yola ifr. Northern Illinois 7T. I BROUGHT the family Christ Douglas 0. Stein, a series of sliding and home, he poignantly observes, Mankato St. 71. Gustavus X Michigan X . Northern Michigan Fiber^biss belted mas lists to the office to Xerox ramps thrust back away from the "What 1 see, I don’t know; what I Mount Marly X . Sioux Falls 7T.,(pTi audience, giving depth and dimen know, 1 don't see!” Murray St. %. Notre Dame f«4 today. (Using the Xerox isn’t Nebraska X . South Dakot.i Ste 61 RADIAL stealing from the company, is sion to the stage and providing Purdue 76. Butler 46 it? While I was at the machine, a mountains, a forest, a cafe and a BETWE:e \ Rip's long sleep and lose-Mulman X . F'arlliam 76 home. k), Illinois 90. E Illinois-77 SnOUIBRBt friend and co-worker came along his murder by an idiotic shepherd, Hockey SE Missouri 97, Maryville 62 we are led through a bewildering St. John's 66. St. Cloud St 47 with her brother’s list. He’s a He Would have been pleased with plot which involves Hans Derrick, Si Mary-Plains 82. Maryrnount X • neurosurgeon in North Carolina and the lighting by Jennifer Tipton and UW-Parkside X . U)ras 62 Winter radial as low as played with consistent malice by UW-Whitcwaler X . Judson X his is the most inventive and eclec Gene R. Lakin’s costumes. P1SS/80R1 3 Gerry Bamman, who builds ‘The W Illinois 84. Illinois St X tic (I think the word is) Christmas j Wabash Valley X , Southeastern X k Blackwall But he certainly would have works,” steals Rip's wife, murders Westmar (Iowa) 67. Dakota St. X list I have ever read. Wright St. ffi, Miami (Ohio) X Plua mourned the content of this play. his own nephew, and ends up as a By United Press International In my high school class there was All Times EST Southwest $1.71 F.E.T. penitent rustic after "The Works" is Alabama X . SMU 62 a real nut of a kid who became a Richard Nelson has taken that burned down Angelo St, 72. Midwestern 69 NATIONAL H(X:KKY LEAGUE NO TRADE-IN brain surgeon and the rest of us in wonderfully simple folk tale of a Wales Conference Arkansas State 71. Pan American 67 »44 NEEDED Patrick Division Oklahoma IX. Sam Houston St. 72 .the class always joked abet hjm town drunk who falls asleep and Young Heinrich Vedder, per Oklahoma City X . &)ulhwest Missouri W L T H s.- GF GA Whita Extra awakens many years later as an old formed winningly by Jon Walker, NY Islanders 16 7 4 34 110 93 62 later. We said that we’d sure hate to Philadelphia 16 10 1 X ICTi 104 Oral Roberts X , St. Mary’s-Texas X have him do something simple like man and turned it into a three-hour reads aloud the documei|t which is Rice 102, Texas Lutheran X epic. Hangers 10 14 3 23 90 111 Texas A&M X . LSU X • 9 n •Akztti . White F.E.T. fix a broken leg or perform an designed to trick Rip ipto signing Hittshurgh 13 10 4 30 102 99 Texas Tech 67. Tex-San Antonio 61 P1G 5M R-13 away his vast property Convinced Washinglon 8 16 2 18 98 106 Te?{as-Arlington 126. Texas Wesleyan X A R 78-I3 •54 $1.93 appendectomy, but if \ye had s o m e ; o f i t is interesting and that his long-suffering wife, Adam.s Divi.sinn West P 17S M R -I3 BR78-13 55 2.03 something serious and complicated Buflalo 14 6 7 36 102 83 Dickin.son St. 91. Rocky Mountain 77 P18Sf7SR-14 0178-14 funny; however, a good part of it is Gretchen, strongly acted by I.aura Boslun 16 7 4 34 105 82 _«2 2.29 wrong, we’d want him for our doc Eastern N.M 86. Southern Colo. 71 P19S)75R-U ER78-U long-winded and pointless, par Esterman, is part of that con tfuehec 16 11 4 34 137 127 Montana St. X . So, Utah St. 74 JM 2.42 tor. I don’t know my friend’s brother Montreal 12 7 7 31 123 75 New Mexico X . Northern Arizona X P20SG5R-14 FR78-U J»7 2.56 ticularly the third part, concerning, spiracy, Rip runs out into the raging Hartford 6 12 8 20 87 106 Utah'X, San Jose St. 66 P21SnSR -I4 GR7B-14 its 2.73 but he sounds like that kind of doc “ farmers” and ”a committee” . storm, the thunder and lightning are Campbell Conference Washington State X . Augustana 72 P22Sf7SR-14 IIR78-14 Norris Division 73 2.86 tor. Here are some selected items supposed to be caused, so the fable, W L T Pts GF GA P 1 65M R -IS I65R-1S K1 2.15 from his Christmas list. It is difficult to believe that Rip, goes, by Henry Hudson's men Minnesota 6 8 P2aS)7SR-15 PR78-15 12 32 114 83 TO 2.62 He starts out normally enough, who never wanted to work a day in bowling their kegs high in the moun Chicago to 8 8 28 120112 P21snSR -15 CRTS^IS Winnipeg 4 73 2.73 his life, would become so motivated 11 12 26 106 124 Transactions p z a n s s - i 5 HK78-I5 and you might not expect you had tains. St. U uis 10 14 4 24 101 119 75 2.9 0 that he reclaims his valley, works Detroit 8 16 6 21 104 126 P23SnSR-15 U t7B -lS anyone unusual on your hands: B3 3.1 9 from dawn to dusk, and drives his With some editing, this play has Toronto 7 13 6 X 114 119 "Paper cutter," "Nuts," Smylho Division Monday's Sports Transactions THIS PRICE INCLUDES FREE MOUNTING workers as a harsh task master the possibility of success. We must Edmonton 18 7 5 41 170 110 By United Press International “ Barometer,” “World Almanac.” without compassion. give great credit to David Jones. If Vancouver 12 11 5 29 106 96 Baseball. All prices plus lax. No trade-in needed! These are items you might find on Calgary 8 14 6 22 104 IX .Milwaukee — Named Herman Starrettc "Rip Van Winkle or The Works” U s Angeles 10 16 0 X 106 131 coordinator of player development. AND REMOVAL IN THE SPRING Other sizes coniparably priced. any Christmas list, but look further: The cast of 24, portraying 50 sags badly in part three, it is from Colorado 4 18 6 13 68 IX Oakland — Mamed Charlie Metro characters, is admirable, both for (Top four in each division qualify for coach and U e Walls special assignment • Swahili lan^age records the weight of the material, not from Stanley Cup playoffs.) coach. Prfeat Good VI Sat. Oac. 12th. • Harpoon. acting and endurance. the lack of direction which is clean Monday's Games St, U uis — Purchased pitcher Mike • Cowboy hat, felt, 7Vi. and fast-paced. (No Games Sch^uled) Stanton from Cleveland. Seth Allieri, as Rip Van Winkle, Tuesday’s Game San Francisco - Traded pitcher Allen Tons«/ioi/’j OlJesI L'mcoln-Mercury Meida Denier” • Book on juggling. Calgary at Quebw, 7;S p .m ,' Ripley to.the Chicago Cubs for pitcher plays a myriad of personalities and Washington Irving used the story Wednesday’s Games Doug Capilla. • Unpainted lead soldiers. Boston at N.Y. Rangers accents. In part one, as a young red- of Rip Van Winkle to dramatize the Ba.s|Mbalt • Books on the exploration of St. U uis at Hartford Houston — Placed forward Robert Reid haired Rip. he is the Catskill com e effects of the American Revolution Colorado at Buffalo on the suspended list. Africa. dian, a lovable drunk. on the people of that time. In ig Montreal at Minnesota College /MORIARTY BROTHERS/ N.Y- Islanders at Vancouver Colorado State — Named I»o n F'uHer • Samurai sword. noring the true historical Philadelphia at Pittsburgh football coach, • No stripes or checks. Lightning strikes as Rip Van Winkle (Seth In part three, he is a born-again, significance and employing such a Washington at CTiicago Illinois — Signed football coach Mike Winkle or ‘The Works’ " at Yale Repertory all-knowing philosopher, falling on Winnipeg at Toronto • Sheepskin bicycle seat cover. complicated style, Richard Nelson White to a five-year contract. Allen, right) lights the pipe of the Hudson Theatre through Dec. 19. , his knees at every opportunity and Edmonton at U s Angeles Nevada-Us Vegas - Nrmcil Harvey • Nothing related to Indians. has left us feeling we can't see the . Hyde fcMithall coach 315 CENTER $T.. MANCHESTER, CONN.* Phont 643-5135 Ghost (Michael Grodenchik) In "Rip Van singing a classic Thanksgiving hymn forest for the trees. 14 — THE HERALD, Tues.; Dec. 8. 1981
’THE HERALD. Tues., Dec. 8. 1981 — 15 News for senior cifizens About Town Yankee Traveler About Books > Fire Pumper Beta Sigma Phi meets New director Try escaping 1860s Gift of books Xi Gamma Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi will meet USA 20c tonight at 8 at the home of Mrs. Debra Grondin, 183 Anthony Road, Tolland. The chapter is made up of women from Manchester and other area towns. due Thursday The program theme for tonight’s meeting will be holiday bustle fills stockings “ Women Who Have Made a Difference.” Members are reminded to bring the hats and mittens they have By Joe Dlminico Claus. Incidentally, if you Now concerning trips. collected for the mitten tree. Acting Director wish to participate in our All individuals going on the By Stephen Crawford Senior Center "grab bag,” we ask you to New York City trip on Dec. 10-11. By Barbara Elleman bring'a gift valued at ap Monday, Dec. 14, are ALA Auto and Travel Club NASTAR stands for National Standard American Library Assn. Christmas party slated Again I would like to re proximately $2 and be sure reminded to be at the Race. During this two-day event, WELLESLEY, Mass. — With only a mind all seniors who would to make it male or female. center at 6:30 a.m. Inciden .NASTAR standard times will be set. The Christmas is the ideal few more shopping days left before Manchester Emblem Club 251 will have its annual like to meet our new direc Also, along with the tally, make sure you have times set during the trials are those that time for giving a book to a Christmas, you may be looking for Christmas party Friday at the Elks Lodge, Bissell tor, Jeanette Cave, that Christmas spirit, the your I.D. badges as well as recreational skiers compare themselves child. By choosing one that something to put you In the seasonal Street. There will be a social hour from 6 to 7 and dinner there will be a welcoming Manchester Area Council medical forms filled out, if to, and compete against, in the over 5,000 uses the holiday as a set spirit, or maybe an escape from the will follow. for her this Thursday at the of (lurches is looking for you already haven’t, done NASTAR races being held throughout ting, your gift will be holiday bustle altogether. Those attending must make a reservation by contac Center. volunteers to help staff so on past trips. the country this season. lovingly reread in seasons During the second weekend In COFTNIOHT 1M1 U.«. FOBTAl MBV1CI ting Mrs. Kenneth Hodge before Dec. 7. Members Immediately after lunch Santa’s Trailer at the Also, all people going on This is the only pacesetting trial being to come. December, the ALA Auto and Travel should bring a $3 grab bag gift to the dinner. the program will start, Manchester parkade as the Florida trip in held in New England this year. With "Hilary Knight’s the club suggests you can either take a which will include a few well as looking for February are reminded Okemo’s 2,150-foot verticle drop, there Fire pumper stamp will be Issued this week Twelve Days of Christ candlelight stroll In New Hampshire, acts from our "Swinging donations of food and toys. that your final payment is will be plenty of fast-paced action. In coll forrp only. mas” (Macmillan, $8.95, view NASTAR trials In Vermont or at ‘Snack with Santa’ set Seniors” group, followed Come on lets all get in the due. Also, anyone in The trials are scheduled from 9 a.m. to ages 3-9) is chock-full of tend a dog show In Boston. by a few words from Christmas spirit and help terested in going to Myrtle 4 p.m. on both ’Thursday and Friday. miling maids, drumming You can lift your seasonal spirits by The Nutmeg branch YWCA, 78 N. Main St., will con Jeanette. Then at ap make everyone’s Christ Beach in March on a There is no admission, and a free shuttle drummers, leaping lords attending the Candlelight Stroll at duct a "Snack with Santa” program Saturday from 9:30 proximately 2 p.m. we will mas a joyous one. golfing trip may pick up a service up the mountain will be provided and dancing ladies frisking Strawberry Banke In Portsmouth, N.H. to 11 a.m. This event will be open to children ages 3-7. move into our dining room Interested parties can con flyer here at the center for both skiers and spectators. across the pages in warm, On Fri., Dec. 11, from.6 p.m. to 9 p.m., The activities will include simple crafts, a story, for coffee, tea, and tact Bud Carroll at 649- concerning all the details. Most of Okemo’s 30 trails are open, Collectors' glowing full-color — but in steep yourself in an atmosphere of games, a short film, refreshments, and a visit with San cookies, there will be many 6307. too. So, you get started right away on im this whimsical edition all Christmastimes past. At Strawberry ta Claus. department heads jis well Also, com ing up on And last but not least, a proving your NASTAR handicap. Corner are depicted as animals. Banke, a reconstructed 18th century There is limited space available. The cost is $2.50 per as many other town of Wednesday, Dec. 30th, reminder to all pool Knight has . nimbly turned players about our eight- waterfront neighborhood, you can child. Registrations will be accepted until the limit is ficials attending so make a starting at 7:30 p.m. we ’The 68th annual Eastern Dog Club Russ MacKendrIck the leaping lords into frogs, Holiday gift books: James Stevenson’s "The experience the sights and' sounds that reached, with a deadline of Dec. 9. Registrations may be point to stop by. plan on having a New ball tournament coming in Show will be held Saturday, .Dec. 12 in the fiddlers into, foxes, and Night After Christmas," from which this Il were part of Christmas before neon made through the Y office, 647-1437. Year’s Dance. Music will January. You must sign up the Hynes Auditorium at the Prudential the dancing ladies into lustration Is taken. Is one of several highly» INCIDENTALLY after lights and shopping malls. be provided by none other now so we may make the Center in Boston. pigs. A side story about a recommended Christmas books for Jeanette becomes Two groups will perform 18th and 19th than Lou Joubert. We also pairings. Also, since we This year, 1,782 dogs, representing 125 bandit raccoon is just part acclimated to her new job, century music during the Candlelight children. DAR to meet Thursday * Santa’s training for big day will be having now have two pool tables, breeds or variety of breed, are entered. of the m errim ent that the seniors here at the stroll. The Amare Contare Singers, from refreshments as well as take advantage of it and Entrants from as far as Canada and children will enjoy dis center will be having a tea Durham, N.H., will be singing In the children is not easily his Christmas Eve rounds, door prizes. Make sure you get some practice before California will be present. covering on their own. Orford Parish of Daughters of the American Revolu The Santa Claus special, a 19th century narrow gauge steam for her on Wednesday, museum’s Chase House. The singers will assuaged. Chauncey, stop by the center and pick the tourney starts.' Of the breeds representing, topping off In “ ’The Friendly Beasts: including a stop at the Hall tion will meet Thursday at 7:30 p.m. at the home of Mrs. January 6, Any seniors who be accompanied by harpsichord, flute Coils feature however, comes up with locomotive, provided rides Sunday for visitors to the Colorado Railroad Last Friday we had a the list are the 110 Doberman pinschers. an old English Christmas of the Mountain King, Thomas H. Johnston Jr., 27 Hillcrest Road. up your tickets for the the perfect soiution — Museum in Golden. Santa, also known as Chuck Hoppes of Denver, would like to help out with and violins. The Hampshire Consort, the ’There will also be 62 Siberian huskies, 54 Carol” (Putnam, hard where tbe boy learns a The hostesses will be Sally Robb, Virginia Beggs, donation of $2. nice turnout for Setback. depositing the two at the rides the caboose. this affair are asked to con University pf New Hampshire’s faculty Great Danes, 52 Afgan hounds, 49 cover: $9.95, paper: $4.95, lesson about the value of Jeanne Robb, Marion Brookings, Frances McElrath and I would like to take this The following are the win tact Kay Nettleton at 646- early music ensemble, will perform on ages 4-10), illustrated by gates of a big-city school good deeds. The full-color Marian McLean. opportunity to thank ning scores: Grace Wind poodles and golden retrievers. 1493. harpsichord and wind instruments in the ’This is a benched show. For spectator, transportation award-winning Tomie de just before the dismissal illustrations evoke a Richard Diamond, sor 136, Marge Reed 133, A Christmas musical program will include singing of Governor Goodwin Mansion. bell rings. A happy ending magical mood that is As you probably know publisher of the Sue Howath 132, Clara this means that throughout the day you Paola, the simple strains Christmas carols, accompanied and led by Eleanor All the homes Within the museum com is ensured. reflected several ways: in Laurie Prythko, executive Manchester Herald, for Hemingway 127, Floyd can wander through the aisles, view the of this old Christmas Amos. Mrs. Glennie Stevens of Rocky Hill will play the plex will be oped, decorated and il the star-bright, snow-laden director, of the Sheltered taking the time to stop by Post 126, Ruth Howell 126, dogs and talk to their owners. This "F ire Pumper” stamp will be issued, in coil melody are superbly “ The Christmas guitar and sing Christmas songs. Quirks in the News luminated with oil lamps and candles. landscapes, in the old- Workshop along with the center and chatting Arthur ^u ffard 125, Oscar Returning to the Eastern Dog Club form only, the day after tomorrow at Alexandria, reflected in graceful yet Tomten” (Coward, $9.95, fashioned; cozy house in Roger Negro are launching with us. His comments Cappuccio 123, Billy Stone A variety of gifts will also be available show this year, after 10 years, is the Virginia. It is the third stamp in the new Transportation strong images. ages 5-8) by Viktor Sydberg K of C plans dinner-dance a fund raising drive to try proved to be very 119, Martha LaBate 117, from the shops and crafts people that are obedience trials. In this portion of the Series of coils. The first was the 18-cent Surrey-with- ’The Nativity setting is is a tale about a sly but teriors, and in the visit to and ra is e $75,000 fo r enlightening as well as Frank Beccio 117, Merle . a permanent part of the museum. Hand competition, dogs are required to com the-Fringe...that came out in May. Tlie second was the evoked with slender con wise old elf who invites the elaborate Hall of the renovations to the stimulating. Dewart 116. crafted pottery, leather goods, baskets, plete a series of maneuvers on com 17-cent Electric Auto that appeared in June. (Seventeen ical trees, a small pile of young Vigg to accompany Mountain King. The Knights of Columbus Council 573 will sponsor its Santa rides Peeking at Pepsi workshop. clocks, jewelry, duck decoys and mand. The Concord Dog Training Club cents is still the first class bate for the second and sub stones, the distant domes annual New Year’s Eve event on Dec. 31 with dancing a Harley Realizing the support we ironwork — all produced on the grounds will be judging. sequent ounces.) of Bethlehem, and sturdy from 9 p.m. to 2 a.m. and at 8 p.m. A sirloin of beef BRIGHTON, 111. (U P I) — Although have received from people — will be for sale. The country store and ’There is also a junior showmanship A fourth stamp in the series, “ Mail Wagon 1880s,” will crude rafters, judiciously buffet dinner will be served. Pepsi-Cola officials say they don’t ■in the past and with recent all other shops will have numerous un class for ages 1016. be released in a week from today at Shreveport, La. It is placed to frame SAN JOSE, Calif. (U PI) - It may not Music for dancing wiii be by "The Ceiebrate.” The believe it, a keen-eyed housewife claims usual items available. Admission to the show is $3.50 for valued at 9.3 cents for bulk mailings and will come in the eloquent manger WHAT AMERICANS ARE READING help Santa’s image, but his helpers discussions with members ‘Rights’ week set donation will be $20 a person. Free set-ups will be to be able to pick out the winners in a of the fund raising com For more information about the adults; $1.75 for children and senior mammoth coils of 500 and 3,000 and so it may be tough to scenes. As the verses M o tt ro q u e tltd bookt in ISO U.S. c llitt, sometimes ride choppers. provided. Thdse attending should bring their own liquid bottle cap contest simply by looking at mittee at the center, we evening’s Candlelight Stroll, call (603) citizens. Judging will start at 9 a.m. and get the little strips we will need for our albums. proclaim the contributions compHtd by th t American Library Aaaoclation More than 200 members of th'e Santa Mayor Stephen T. Penny has proclaimed the week of refreshments. the outside of the caps. thought it would be a good 436-8010. continue throughout the day. The ’Tbe "F ire Pumper of the 1860s,” however, besides of donkey, cow, sheep and Clara County Unified Motorcyclists and Dec. 13 through 19 as "Human Rights Week” in Fiction For tickets and reservations call 646-7365 or the K of Rose Kirsch of Brighton said tiny idea to start a fund drive of obedience trials begin at 6 p.m. Best-in- coming in tbe large coils as above, will also be offered in dove to the baby Jesus’ their "biker molls” turned out in full Manchester and he urged town residents to “ reflect C, 646-9044. colored markings on the side of the caps our own-on behalf of the At the Okemo Ski Area in Ludlow, Vt., show will be selected at 9:45 p.m. bandy hundreds, and will be available here and there in comfort, each animal is regalia, including leather, tight T-shirts, upon the ideals embodied within both the Universal 1. CUJO give the winners away. Sheltered Workshop. So if over 80 of the Northeas.t’s finest Last year’s best-in-show went to a vending machines. And surprise, surprise: The USPS prominently highlighted. spike heels and tattoos, to contribute Declaration of Human Rights and reaffirm our commit by Stephen King (Viking, $13.95) - In the promotion called the "Pepsi you wouid like to make a professional ski racers will meet for the whippet named Sporting Fields, from Release No. 85 states that they have a new system and Three candle-bearing toys to the Salvation Army’s Christmas ment to these fundamental human rights in all areas of 2. AN INDECENT OBSESSION MS ‘drop-in’ scheduled Challenge Double' Pay-Off,” specially donation, we would greatly NASTAR Regional Pacesetting ’Trials • Honey brook. Pa. we will get a plate number on every 24th stamp — and choir-boys open and close by Colleen McCullough (Harper & Row. $13.50) assistance program for needy families. our work and life.” marked bottle caps have symbols hidden line pairs too? Coil collectors have never had it so good! the story, bringing a final 3. THE CARDINAL SINS "When we’re not raping and tearing appreciate it for it will on the inside. Winners can claim 25 In his proclamation. Penny said the time is fitting, The stamp will be printed in fire-engine red on the in cohesion to the work. by Andrew M. Greeley (Warner, $12.95) The National Multiple Sclerosis Society, Connecticut down things, we. like to do things like definitely be to a worthy cents, 50 cents, $1 or as much as $1,000. because the United Nations adopted the Universal taglio press. There will ^ no first-day ceremonies at "Wake up, Bear... It’s 4. THE HOTEL NEW HAMPSHIRE River Valley Chapter, will sponsor a "Drop-In” Dec. 14 this,” joked Aaron "Spanish Fly” cause. Mrs, Kirsch said she used her system Declaration of Human Rights on Dec. 10, 1948 and the Science Today Alexandria; they will just turn it loose. FD Christmas!” (Lothrop, by John Irving (E.P. Dutton, $15.50) from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. at the Church of Christ, 394 Manganiello, a member of the Soul I would like to take this to pick 21 prize-winning bottle caps in 26 opportunity to thank the United States Bill of Rights was ratified on Dec. 15, cancellations may be had, though, through Jan. 9. $8.95, ages 4-6) by Stephen 5. THIRD DEADLY SIN Lydall St. Brothers motorcycle club and a psy bottles of the soft drink she purchased 1791. Prepare your fancifully-cacheted cover, stick on the Gammell, features a bear by Lawrence Sanders (Putnam, $13.95) V.F.W. for their donation 6. NOBLE HOUSE chologist who runs an outpatient mental last week. stamp, put into a larger envelope and send to Customer- who doesn’t want to sleep health clinic in San Francisco. of the American flag to the by James Clavell (Delacorte, $ 19.95) Karen Miles, a representative of the center. The flag has a Affixed Envelopes, Postmaster, Alexandria, Va. 22313- through Christmas. When Outing club sets meeting Many of the bikers were independents, sales marketing department of the 7. THE LEGACY special meaning for it flew Secret codes 9991. (The stamp gets to the Manchester windows a day the alarm wakes him. Bear by Howard Fast (houghton Mifflin. $14.95) but the Freedom Riders, Ancient Iron, Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co, of St. Louis, said over the state, capitol and or so after the.issue date.) goes out and gets a tree, Adventure Challenge Outing Club of Manchester will Soul Brothers, Saints-Sinners and the 8. GORKY PARK she does not believe there is a method of belonged to the late The reason for the release at Alexandria: ’Tfie old fire hangs a stocking, and sits by Martin Cruz Smith (Random House, $13.95) meet Dec. 15 at 7:30 p.m. at the First Federal Savings, San Jose Dons roared into the Salvation spotting winners. Congressman Bill Cotter. pumper that inspired the stamp belongs to that city. back with his guitar to 9. THE GLITTER DOME 344 W. Middle Turnpike. Army parking lot in formation. They said A reminder: we still They bought it from a Philadelphia volunteer company enjoy the evening. Then a by Joseph Wambaugh (Morrow. $ 12.95) The recently formed club is open to anyone interested the charity drive they participate in have cookbooks for sale for everyone in 1871 and put it right into service. It was pulled by two visitor arrives who is 10. GOODBYE, JANETTE in participating in outdoor activities. It provides an op every year should help shake their image horses, and had a steam boiler to supply power to a ’ bearded) bespectacled and by Harold Robbins (Simon & Schuster, $13.95) portunity for people with similar outdoor interests to as wicked and wanton. here at the center and only pumping engine. dressed in a long red coat. meet and help plan the adventure challenge course of for $4. Incidentally, all the Silence the carols recipes in the book were It will be a nice little stamp, just the right color for a He warm s him self in Nonfiction their choice. LONDON (U P I) - A This would enable instant prepared by none other P ro f, Shamir and his Christmas card with the 20-cent value shown in case the Bear’s gracious company 1. THE LORD GOD MADE THEM ALL Membership isn’t restricted to Manchester residents. PaintinOS S©ll DES MOINES, Iowa (U P I) — A state computer can multiply two execution of contracts, than our own seniors and colleagues believe card is to go out of the country. (Bear in mind that and, in return, invites him by James Herriot (St. Martin's, $13.95) There are four membership classes, each' with an an- ® programmer-analyst has filed a com 100-digit numbers and dis purchases and checks via have many interesting rthere is no chance that neither the blind Eagle C nor . this year’s Christmas for a ride in a sleigh that 2. RICHARD SIMMONS' NEVER-SAY-DIET BOOK nual dues. Students, college students, individual, family plaint with the Iowa Civil Liberties play the 200-digit result in a telex without the anxieties the answer will be learned by Richard Simmons (Warner, $14.95) VIRGINIA BEACH, Va. (U P I) - recipes for the upcoming stamps are valid for foreign mailings...). we see going up, up and off and business sponsors are the classes. Union because he "can’t stand” listening fraction of a second. of possible loss or delay. in the foreseeable future,” 3. THE CINDERELLA COMPLEX Some ironic recognition has’come to ar holidays. The 9.3 - cen^ bulk rate stamp (in burgundy red), com into the sky. For more information, call 647-1514. to Christmas carols being played over But the reverse of the ’Die Idea behind the new the magazine said. by Colette Dowling (Summit Books, $13.95) tist Ed Roebuck, who defaced his pain I was just informed the ing on the 15th, can be had on an FDC until January 14th. “ Richard Scarry’s Best state office’s Muzak systems. problem — take a 200-digit development was original It said the system en 4. THE BEVERLY HILLS DIET tings with spray paint to protest their other day that our oldest (Add 11 cents to it for a self-affixed cover. For Postal Christmas Book E v e r!” “ During the rest of the year, I don’t ■ number and extract the ly suggested in 1976 by visages that subscribers by Judy Maze! (Macmillan, $10.95) • sale at auction. active membef Peter Service affixing, send 21 cents to Mail Wagon Stamp, (Random House, $4.95, 5. COLOR ME BEAUTIFUL always notice the Muzak,” Mark Linden, two 100-digit prime computer experts Whit would be given secret Roebuck sprayed M of his paintings Peperitis was 95 on Postmaster, Shreveport, LA 71102.) ages 3-5) is overfiow'ng by Carole Jackson (Baliantine, $8.95) 31, said of-the background music in the numbers used to obtain it Diffie and Martin Heilman decoding numbers and the last week with black “ X ’s” shortly after November 29th. God bless The first time a vehicle like this appeared on a stamp with stories, activities and 8. ELIZABETH TAYLOR: THE LAST STAR office. "But at this time of year. I ’m — might take the same of Stanford University who primes on which they were learning that liens had been placed you Pete and many more. was in 1912 on the 4-cent parcel post issue. ’That one was songs. The Busytown by Kitty Kelley (Simon & Schuster, $14.95) College Plotes forced to listen to something I can’t computer 4 billion years. described the advantages based. A directory would against them to collect three months’ Don’t forget our up ^aiirltpHtpr inscribed "Rural Carrier,” and showed a horse residents are up to their 7. SOCIAL STUDIES stand.” With this as a starting of a "public key cryp back rent. coming Christmas party HpraI^ contain other numbers for harnessed to the wagon with his head turned to look usual antics in an easy-to- by Fran Lebowitz (Random House. $9.95) Linden of Altoona said he is not a point, mathematicians at tosystem’’ that would 8. A SOLUTION TO RIDDLE DYSLEXIA Since then, the artist said Monday, scheduled for Dec. 17, each subscriber which . right at us. read', short-story format. Christian and asked his supervisor to the Weizmann Institute of enable coded messages to anyone wanting to com by H.N. Levinson (Springer-Verlag, $24.80) he’s been swamped with calls from which will begin im Don’t go away as there is stiii another 20-cent. The oversized pages stop the music in the Hoover State Office , Science in Israel and the be exchanged by sub municate privately with 9. YOU CAN NEGOTIATE ANYTHING buyers and galleries in Washington, m ediately after lunch. definitive coming out this month — on the 17th. It will provide plenty of room for Building. He said he contacted the ICLU Massachusetts Institute of scribers without the him could use for encoding by Herb Cohen (Lyle Stuart, $12) Off-campus learning D.C., and New York that want to display Special guest this year will show a flag fluttering over the Supreme (jourt building. Lowly Worm, Huckle Cat, when he received no response from the Technology are working on exchange of secret keys. a message to him. 10. MISS PIGGY’S GUIDE TO LIFE his work. be none other than Santa ’This stamp will be released from Washington and will et al., to do their things. by Miss Piggy as told to Henry Beard (Knopf, $12.95) .JoAnne Evans of 337 Hilliard St,, a social work major supervisor. a new cryptographic They did not come up Only the receiving sub come in sheqts, booklets and coils — the whole bit. "The Night After Christ (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) at Keuka College in Keuka Park, N.Y., is exchanging sy,stem and m icrocom with the 'mathematical scriber would be able to un FDC orders postmarked by January 16th will be mas” (Greenwillow, $8.95, her classroom for another kind of work/education puter chip that may be able functions to make this ravel the message. No one accepted. There is one minor blivit. If you want a ages 3-6) by James Steven to provide everyone in the experience. She will be spending her field period at the possible and this is what intercepting it would be booklet stamp affixed by the Service, it has to be the full son depicts a snowy, Evan small businassman world with a personal, un Federal Interagency for the Year of Disabled Persons in MCC Rivest, Shamir and able to break it, because pane of six, costing $1.20. (Flag Stamps, Postmaster,. blustery post-Christmas Washington, D, C. breakable code. hava cash (low problams Adelman believe they have there is no way of deter Washington, DC 20013.) day, in which a rejected In Washington she’ll be involved in research, speech Look For The The goal is to ensure for done using the well-known mining the key numbers Coin people may take a special interest in this item The powerful Bolens professor toy bear named Teddy and writing, correspondence, press releases and liaison with privileged government, properties of very large that would make the com because it shows a statue, "Contemplation of Justice,” a doii named Annie find media representatives. business and personal com prime numbers — that is, munication intelligible. done by James Earle Fraser, the designer of the buffalo themselves literally out in 2-stage Super Beasts Ms. Evans, a member of the class of 1983, is the gets post munications the con numbers which are evenly ’The magazine said the nickel. Fraser is also well known for his earlier work, a the cold. Rescued by daughter of Shirley T. Evans pf West Hartofrd. fidentiality threatened as divisible only by mathematicians have painting called “ ’The End of the ’lYail,” showing a tired Chauncey, a brown dog, • Powerful 5 hp or 7 hp winterized engine The college’s field period program is an off-campus '‘BINGO BUGS” never before by espionage themselves and the already constructed a • Big 24" cut Professor Josephine Your newspaper carrier depends on American Indian on horseback. they are taken to the pup’s of all sorts, by forgers and learning experience required annually and it provides Gervase of Manchester number one. prototype microchip furnace-room home. • Tough 2-stage design for Beastly throwing power “Bingo Bugs" will bo appearing daiiy in other criminals and by an opportunity for students to try out careers. Community College has his collections each week to pay his ‘ 'Because, as yet, no designed for high-speed Members of the Manchester Philatelic Society will There, Teddy tries to professional and amateur been elected as Northeast mathematician has found a decoding of prime number gather at 6:30 p.m. tonight for their traditional amuse Annie with imper ______FMC ^ Tho Heraid. Just iook for the “bug" with bill, whether or not’he has received invaders of privacy using a vice president for the quick way of solving this messages. It is being Christmas-Hanukkah Party. Place: Mott’s Community sonations and tricks, but BOLENS growing armory of scien Scholarship awarded American Mathematical l^yment from his customers. When so-called ‘factoring tested in Boston. Hail, 587 Middle 'Dimpike East. their loneliness for real Association of Two Year a number in each ad; if you have it, mark tific aids. problem’ for very large Two-staga 524 ...... N O W ^ 6 8 0 * * Elizabeth April of 1177 Main St., Coventry, a fifth Colleges. he doesn’t get paid, he has to dip The new cryptographic numbers — and for 3(X)-odd semester student in the School of Home Economics and technique developed by it off with an X on Your “Bingo Card." years plus some of the best Twn-«tagB724 ...... M 0 » ^ 7 6 5 * * Family Studies at the University of Connecticut, is Ms. Gervase recently into his pocket to make up the Prof. Adi Shamir of Weiz minds in the world have in one of three students who have been awarded the 1981 served as chairman of the mann and Drs. Ronald L. vested in this project — Janet Fierberg Scholarships. 1980 AMATYC Convention Mark off aii numbers on your card and difference. Rivest and Leonard UYAWXY NOW The scholarships were established in 1973 through a in Arlington , Va. and Adelman of MIT is “ one of USE OUR EASY LAYAWAY PLAN gift tb yConn from 1. Martin Fierberg and his wife to en before that she served as you havo won our Wookiy *100 Awardi the surest means of con courage students interested in social work careers. state delegate chairman You can help make a small cealment ever devised,” Creative R/DE THE HOT ONE and as permanent member according to the account Raleigh Rampar of the AMATYC Board. Thoro wiii be 12 exciting weeks of businessman from going under If published in “ Research,” thinking the Weizmann magazine. A resident of New Bri you pay your carrier "The scheme is very tain, Ms. Gervase came to Bingo! BMJLDIRT BIKE NEW YORK (UPI) - Manchester Community practical,” it said. "No Service notes when he calls to collect. Thank you. 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EVENING 12:16 (S) Movie -(Drama) **b "Hard- cora" 1979 George C. Scott, Peter ^ (D (£] (SB (S hS ^ N * w« Boyle. A father searches for hia ^ Chartl«’8A ng*lt Tuesday runaway daughter. It's an intanae, ^ Tic Tac Dough shocking look el thegrim underworld ^ Tonnla (Continuot From ofthepornographybuBiness (Rated Daytimo) 1Q81 Davit Cup Sami- R)(108mins.) Finat Highlights: England vs Double Oscar and Emmy winner Amsntina Glenda. Jackson (pictured) and Dirk (ST Dr. Scott On Habraws (Contln* 12:; MsFromDaytIma) Bogarde, one of Britain’s finest ac } Hogan’eNero (S) Sports Now First complata tors, star In the dramatized ac ) SIxMpofrOrotlarMan sports raport ot tha day’s sports count of actress Patricia Neal’s in JMovf^(Drama)*** “Street hy penings. Scene’’ 1931 Sylvia Sidney, John & TV Community Collaga: credible recovery from a near-fatal Qualen. The story of New York City idarstan^lng Human Bahavlor ^ stroke with the forceful aid of her nl life. (90 mine.) ‘ daffaraona (Captlonad) author husband, Roald Dahl, in rteCenter Jim Rockford: Privata ^ Tomorrow Coaat-To-Coaet i t ' THE PATRICIA NEAL STORY, an Quests: Steve Martin, Bernadette p o u > e r Inyaatigator (B) Humanitlaa Through Tha Arts emotion packed speciai to be Peters, movie producer Herbert Programming may ba dalayed or brbadcast Tuesday, December 8 Ross. (90 mins.) inttWuptad dua to pledging. on CBS-TV. 9 Benny Hill Show ^ 12:35 (ST Nawa World Daily news The story begins as the tragedy- C3J Adam 12 highlights. national and touched Miss Neal, three months ' 0 international. pregnant, is felled by a stroke that 6:30 leaves her paralyzed and speech GD Rat Petrol ( £ CBS News r ® ThlaWeektnTheNBA (R) ' GD Bullaays less. Emergency surgery saves her (S) People Tonight An hour of Greater 9 $ Ih laW aa k In Tha NBA life, but she is totally helpless. personality newa, interviews and NBCNawa reviews. CHtCK LISTINGS FOR £XACT TIME. Nightly Buainaaa Raport < 9 Entertainment Tonight < 9 Bob Nawhart Show TV COMPUlOO M RVKIt INC _ 1:05 _ 6:55 CSj Charlie Rote Show ® Nawa 1:10 ^ 6:50 ® USAF Religious Film ® Good Nawa Break 1:30 _ 7:00 (S) MovI* -(Adventur*) >>* GD Love American Style Manchester. ^ CBS Newt g Nancy Savin-The Art* ” 8up*rman: Th« Movla" 1978 ® Movie -(Romence) *** ”lt’e A lndep#ndent Network Newe ® NFL Game Df The Week (R) James Perkowskl and Beth Charlebols, students at East Catholic High 3 ) M.A.8.H ChristopherRoevas.MarlonBrando. Wonderful Life” 1Q47 James 9 Twilight Zone ® Muppat Show Comedy, romance and adventure Stewart, Donna Reed. A guardian School, will play leading roles In "Harvey” to be presented at the school Q iciK E iaidt’iiS’ Nawa ^ 1:35 (P)(4fl ABC Nawa come together in this revival of the angel ehowe a potential aulcide M.A.S.H. CD News-Weather Thursday and Friday. Perkowskl will play the part of Dr. Lyman Sander GD You Aakad For It Host: Rich old Superman series. (Rated PG) (2 victim how terrible life would be inhla QB Benny HIM Show ^ 1:40 Little. Scheduled aegmenta concern small town without him. (2 hra., 20 CD Moment Df Meditation son and Miss Charlebols, that of nurse Ruth Kelly. a trick golfer: a aword swallower; - Father Murphy Father mins.) O Noelelgla Theater (S) Sports Tonight All the highlight 8 yoga for doge and cats; baaeball Murphy has to go it alone when he ^ ^ 9:30 ^ 1:45 glayara who can't aae. trleetogetfourorphenaoutofabrutal from all the action with Nick Charles 9 Movie -(Muaical-Documentary) (D ® Too Cloee For Comfort and Bob Kurtz. ^ SportaCantar work house, and later learns why the Comical Insecurity strikes Henry **** “Wooditock” 1970 Jimi 9 Dick Cevett Show DRIchUttla'a'AChrlstmaa Carol’ elderly mountain man, Ell McQuade, when the family chides him for not Hendrix. The Who. Documentary on 9 Barney Miller Adverti^ * 0 ^ Matter of Ceramonles, Rich Little, is- abandoned liitle Dru Shannon at the seeking a raise, until a transformed the music and events that took place joined by top impreaaionlata for this GoldHIII Orphanage. (Con cluelon;60 Monroe begins throwing hia weight 11:30 at a threeday outdoor rock concert in ECHS offers 'Harvey' Kojek holiday epaciat based on thaclassic around and givasHanry some bulliah Bethel, New York in the summer of nUns.) (Ciosed-Captloned; U.8.A.) fiy Hill Show Charles Dickens tale. Prlmenewe*120 Satellite ideas of hia own. 1969. (3 hrs.. IS mins ) (S) ABC Newe Nlghtllne 9 Faatival Of Faith reports from erqund the nation and 10:00 HeraW —.J ®. g ichored by Ted Koppel. ® Billy Graham Cruaada the world. Major evente of the day r ^ 2:00 (S) Monayllna Financial, business Hart To Hart Jonathan's CD Moyie- (Western)**^ egyered. The Tonight Show Guest: and consumer news, with heavy (SMB) Cosmos'Persletancy of Jet-aat Ufa la plungad into dprknesa "Lawman" 1971 Burt Lancaster. Thursday and Friday . Qraziano. (60 mina.) emphasis on the Wall Street day. Memory’Dr.CarlSaganexploreethe when a emotionally disturbed man Robert Ryan. A stoic marshal cornea (8) NetNewadeek A ninety-minute newe ® Nawa humanbrainandnervouseysteminen pours a blinding chemical into the into an unfamiliar town to bring back CommumW yo>c 9 M o v ie -(A d v e n tu re ) *!* eftorltounderstandwhatconstitutes Hart swimming pool in the miatakan wanted men. refusing to sway from 11 Movie-(Juvenile)** "UonAnd "BhowanIJunctlon" 1056 Ava belief that Jonathan caused his his duty, although the entire town Three students of the East Catholic Intelligent life. (Cloaed-Captioned; The Horse” 1952 Steve Cochran, Both Perkowskl and Miss Charlebols Gardner, Stewart Granger. Thelovas y.S.A.)(eOmins.) eiater'a death. (60 mine.) (Cloaed- ^ n s against him. (2 hrs., 23 mins.) High School Drama Club have leading and adventures of an Anglo-Indian Sherry Jackson. A valiant horse ® Joe Franklin Show said they hope to continue there par 9 M o v le -(M y e te ry )*** ’’Dead Of C^PJHonj^; U.S.A.) combata a fierce mountain iion. (2 roles in Mary Chase’s “Harvey” to be girl in modern Pakastan, as she Night” '1045 Meivyn Johns,Michael I S 9 9 Flamingo Road Lane ® ESPN’s SportaForum (R) ticipation in theater work in the coming struggles to discover where she Redgrave. A constantly recurring 1^.) (S) Sporta Update The latest sports Ballou's long-lost father shows up In 9 OIck Cevett Show presented Thursday and Friday in the years. belongs. (2 hrs.) dream becomes a startling reality Truro, and hia death reunites Lane results for the West Coast sports Since looi* ® Sneak Previews Critics Gene 11:35 fan. East Catholic auditorium at 8 p.m. completewithmurderandamacabre and Sam Curtia; sheriff Titus Semple C£ Hawaii FIve-D The third student is Thomas Ozimek, Slakel and Roger Ebert aingte out dummy. (2 hre., 30 mins.) intends to condemn barrio property 9 Kolak James Perkowskl, son of Mr. and Mrs.. their Hat of burled treasures, ^ 12:00 son of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Ozimek of ^ 8:30 to make way for newcomer Michael (X) CBS Late Movie Alice: ‘Mei'a In Philip Perkowskl of White Street, will Including: 'Carny,' 'Gates ofHeaven' ^ Carol Burnett And Friends Tyrone’s gambling casino, but Field Lake Street, who will play the role of Dr. and The Onion Field.' Love' Alice ia delighted when her 8 8 % * of our readers play the role of Dr. Lyman Sanderson, a ( £ 9 Laverne And Shirley Qj^oaea the plan. (60 mins.) young cousin finds work at Mei'a ® Entertainment Tonight Leverne, with Shirley's help and Chumley, an old and respected psy (SI Freeman Reports A one hour Cafe, until Mel tails in love with the young psychiatrist at Chumley’s Rest, a 9 M.A.S.H. Lenny'e unwelcome interference, national call-in. In-depth talk show free-spiritedgirl. (Repeat) McCloud: chiatrist who is in charge of the Over Easy 'Gay Issues' Hosts: trieetoarrangeheraffalraand gather mental hospital. Perkowskl is a senior with a live audience. 'The Solid Goid Swingers' McCloud sanitarium. This is Ozimek’s second Mary Martin and Jim Hartz. Btory straight for dad when ahe 9 Connecticut Prime Time discovers a dead girl's body on a and has played major roles in several (Cloaed-Captioned; U.S.A.> suddenly decides to move in with her dramatic role at East Catholic. He plans 7:20 10:30 balcony and before he can dramatic and musical productions at the boyfriend. (Closed-Captioned; GD Newark And Reality investigate, the body disappears, to major in dramatic arts at the Univer 9 Dally Numbers U.S.A.) Ql) College B aaketbeil Wichita “^p e at) school. After graduating in June he plans ^ 7:30 GjI ESPN'sSportsForum-Tuesday INTERSTATE 84 EXIT Se SILVER LANE sity of Connecticut where he also plans State vs Long Beach State Carol Burnett And Friends lU ST HARTFORP SOS-SeiO to study psychology. ^ PM Magazine Edition to work toward his bachelor’s degree in CSJiJIlnThe Family ®Movle^Adventure)**^ ’’The Racing From Rooaevelt BARQAIN MATINEE DAILY S-ortant to the Octagon” 1980 Chuck Norris, Lee Raceway FIRST SHOW ONLY S2.SO Beth Charlebols, daughter of Mr. and ^ 9 You Aakad For It * fine arts. GD(£ The Patricia Neel story Van Cleat. A retired martial arts 9 Dr. ^ o t t On Hebrewa Mrs. Arthur Charlebols of Vernon Street, ^ 'F a m ily Feud Dramatized account of actress (D Entertainment Tonight Hosts: champ gets back into the chop of 9 Movie-(Mystery)** "Dressed will play the part of Ruth Kelly, a young, The popular movie version of Harvey Patricia Neal's incredible recovery thingawhenhemuatcombat a secret To Kill” I960 Angie Dickinson. Tom Hallick, Dixie Whatley. Ron from a near-fatal stroke with the efficient nurse devoted to her job as well starred Jimmy Stewart as the innocent Hendren. Actor-recordingartiatMac order of oriental killers. (Rated R) Michael Caine. Story of a Manhattan forceful aid of her author husband, ^ 4 mina.) psychiatrist, hia fruatraled patient merchant. Elwood P. Dowd who insists that a large Davis tells 'Entertainment Tonight' Ronald Dahl. Dahl abandoned his as to Dr. Sanderson, although their flip ®Movle-(Oocumentary)*** "Let and a Park Avenue hooker. (RatedR) field reporter Catherine Mann that writing career to devote himself to pant and sarcastic dialogue far from white rabbit named Harvey, visible only he’ll write hia next album between it Be”' 1970 Tha Beetlea. Follow ^ 6 mina.) SS^Vb* of our readers to Dowd, truly exists. helping his wife with the slow John, George, Paul and Ringo 9 Fantasy Island An abaent- aceneaolTheNext Spring’which he suggests such an affectionate process of learning to walk and talk through rehearaala, recording janow filming with Jackie Gleason. minded professor joined by hia again. Stars: Glenda Jackson, Dirk sesalona and onto the rooftop ot aaaiatant perfects the formula for hia relationship. Miss Charlebols, a senior, Tickets will be sold at the door both (S) CNN Sports A report on what'e larde, Ken Kercheval. (2 hrs.) happened and what's ahead in London'a Apple Building for an top secret invention, then finds plans to study English and political nights for $3 or if bought in advance, $2. 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C the grave than Patricia they did a beautiful job ... But Miss Neal yearns for Neal came from the three she really did an amazing even more success — the strokes that truncated a job. Don’t forget to turn it kind she originally found on Ttlt CLASSIC brilliant career and left her on.” the stage and in front of the 3 D HORROR nOVIf. wishing for death as an For Miss Neal, her cameras, and her yearning alternative. career at a peak after “The now carries a note of wist Today, she wishes Fountainhead” with Gary fulness. PUBLIC AUCTION iPG someone would offer her a Cooper and her Academy ”I sincerely hope people I. STEAK’S ! good solid film role. Award-winning perfor will offer me jobs,” she HANDMADE ORIENTAL CARPETS & RUGS Between those two mance opposite Paul New said. “I don’t think I would wishes stretch years of man in “Hud,” the blood work on the stage again, SEIZED BY U.S. CUSTOMS 81-333212-7 agony, despair, love and yout business. vessels that exploded in but I like to do films. I like The above mentioned shipment was seized by TOYS for triumph — the stuff of her brain created a night to do television films ... I I U.S. Customs and has now been released by which fictional scripts are mare. want to do a great part, a made — but the drama CBS the importer for immediate liquidation to raise “It left me blind in~my fabulous part ... urgently needed cash to meet financial com will offer tonight is no fic right eye — the side of it — “ I would like to be tion. mitments. TOTS i and my arm was up for remembered for my ac '.‘The Patricia Neal about four or five weeks ting. I’m an actress, but The selection will include exquisite handmade Story,” starring Glenda before they finally got it this stroke that I suffered rugs from all rug weaving countries and will Jackson in the title role down,” she said. “It was has made me more famous be complemented with other rugs of equal with Dirk Bogarde as ghastly. 1 awoke with a ... Actually I’m a very good quality and beauty. 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)z 18 — THE HERALD. Tues.; Dec. 8. 1981 THE HKRALD. Tues., Dec. 8. 1981 - f9 Annie — Leonard-Starr Region Highlights WHEW,' WH0E7EI? YOU HEY, WAIT/ r p THAT’S FAB EN0U6H, BID.' Hartford CATV Inc. of Manchester. Astro^graph ARE, It m s m lucky LIKE V THANK KEEP FOLLOWIN’ ME AN’ FOR ME Y ’ HAPPENED Crossword New policy set Company officials said they expect to XJS YOU’LL KEGKEr I •k t start contacting potential customers for ALONG JU5T NOW.' SOUTH WINDSOR — The school ad service in April or May. ministration has developed a grievance The installation work started about D#c#mb«f 9,1961 ACROSS 4C Balierir.s's procedure for non-unionized school TAURUS (April 20-May 20) four weeks ago. It was a late start Many fresh interests will be Strong points You should be very efficient cafeteria employees. because of construction of the overpass developed over the . months 1 Cry of 5C Obtest today in doing thinqs for your- ahead and you'll acquire a new surprise It guarantees them a hearing before on Interstate 84 at the South Windsor . self that need dol..g. However, 52 Shed te&'^s set of friends. However, you 4 Electrical uni: the school board which is an option un exit, officials said. you might not be quite so skill 54 Time zone may not mix your old pals with •7 CIA (abbr.) successfully sought by a cafeteria The initial phase of construction calls this group. ful in trying to manage anoth er's complex affairs. o predecessor 65 Similar worker last year. for connecting 3,800 homes along 56.9 SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 10 Egyptian deity 21) Up to a point you’ll do GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Your element The cafeteria employee, Evelyn Chap miles of roadway. After that the com judgment Is good today, but 11 Gallic 58 Speak things well in conjunction with o affirmative man, an assistant manager'at the high pany plans to add 10 m iles per month un others today. HoWever. if they there’s a chance you may lack eloquently faith in your decisions and be 12 Pasture sound 60 Cote sound school cafeteria, was fired in 1980 til it completes an additional 47.3 miles fail to move at the pace you 13 Ram into set, you could go off on your thrown off by asking advice 61 For rowing because of an alleged disagreement with and connects 1,936 dwellings. Officials from one who is not as wise as 14 Attired own. Find out more of what lies Motley’s Crew — Tempieton & Forrnan 62 Hearty laugh her supervisor over how many lunches you. 16 Wood said when work is completed 4,763 ahead for you in each of the (comp, wd.) CANCER (June 21-July 22) 17 Labor group had been served to students. households should be connected. seasons following your birth 63 Game animal She later complained that she couldn't day by sending for your copy of You will deal tactfully today 19 Pine fruit with people you feel are your 20 Bite 64 Cook in fat 10 Mideast find a forum in which to express her Astro-Graph. Mail $1 for each /eP.-WHEN IT 65 Genetic to Astro-Graph. Box 489. equals. Unbecomingly, you WHATTA you S O T 22 Franklin nation Display is moved might not be as kind to those material complaint and she threatened to file a Radio City Station. N.Y. 10019. C 0 M E 6 TO CH BI5T- fa n . A B U D S E T THAT'S 24 Cereal 13 Gear tooth you consider subordinates. ^MAS TREE Clfti Be sure to specify birth date. MA5 TREE PRICES, TALKIN'/WC/ tE S ? 27 Inventor 15 U-boat (abbr.) suit against the Board of Education. SOUTH WINDSOR - The nativity LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) If you're - DOWN Bolton fair draws crowd After the dismissal Mrs. Chapman was CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) •/OLKRE ALW AYS Thomas____ ^ 16 Federal inves scene, usually set up on the grounds of This should be a very produc Involved with people today who 30 Flying saucer tigating body can help advance your goals or TALKIN' given an opportunity to return’to work at tive day provided you use your (abbr.) 1 Japanese port 21 Unwanted This year’s Holly Berry Fair, sponsored by Bolton’s PTO, drew a large number the Town Hall will this year will be on ambitions, keep an eye on the of Christmas shoppers, craftsmen and Just the curious Saturday at the elemen the same salary and seniority but at a the grounds of a nearby bank instead. standard methods of opera F E e r. 31 N.Y. park; 2 Towel word plant tion. Fooling with shortcuts will clock. Make the meeting brief 3 Safety agency different school and not as an assistant but effective. Island 23 Head tary school. The fair featured many different cragsmen from all over the area The decision to move the scene from make more work, not less. (abbr.) manager. She wanted her original job VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sepl. 22) 34 Mountain cat 25 From a town property was prompted by the re AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Peb. 19) 4 Lots showing and selling their work. One artist there was Lou Terzo of Kennedy back at the high school. You'll handle yourself well In 36 Footless distance cent Rhode Island court ruling banning Know when to call it quits 36 The most 5 B e n_____ 26 Note (Lat.) Road, Manchester, who painted the egg at left. Below, David Fehling of 15 today. Just because things run most situations today, but It the placement of a nativity scene on could throw you If you have to (prefix) 6 Person’s 26 Group of two Tunxis Trail, Bolton, reluctantly greets Santa, who presided over the fair. so smoothly with your friends, 39 Tangle manner public property. don't extend your pleasurable contend with the unexpected. 29 Substantive Comment limited si 40 Half mask 7 Choke activities into the wee hours. Keep cool In all circumstances. 31 Engine part This year the scene was set up by LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oet. 23) 43 Twist about” 6 Automotive so EAST HARTFORD - The Board of PISCES (Feb. 2(MWarch 20) (pl.) volunteers rather than having town You’ll enjoy doing things for Although you may not see the . 45 Greek letter ciety (abbr.) 32 Birthstone for Education has voted to limit public com employees do it as they have in past others today unless you feel it reason another wants what he (pl.) 9 Heavy-hearted October ment at its meetings. The rule passed is demanded of you. In that or she said kept confidential, years. It is being set up on the lawn of the respect this person's wishes Winnie Winkie — Henry Raduta and J.K.S. Instance, you might back off 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Monday night would limit public com Society for Savings at the Five Corners anyway. ment to residents and taxpayers. The and let them fend for them intersection. When it comes down It will selves SCORhO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Be rule could be waived for non-residents careful today If you're making y 10 11 12 be stored in private storage space, noton ARIES (March 21-April 19) COME ON, A SHORT T/MB LATEK... BUT FOR SO M E V LON(S such as teachers. Take care of matters affecting an agreement. You might not town property. be as sharp a bargainer as your BIRDIE ...LET'S REASON WE'RE S T o n x A W I 13 In discussion of updating its policies, your finances or security early 14 15 in the day. Your judgment is adversary and thus strike a HAVE LUNCH... WE'VE BEEN THROUSH NOT HAVINS PON'T WANT the board also discussed revisions that bum deal. keener at that time. Later, you A LOT... AW I VALUE THE AUN WE TO PEERESS 16 18 , (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) ANP t a l k ! would allow school officials to suspend a Early holiday gift might get careless. >ajR'FRIENPSHIP U S E P TO HAVE.', VOU WITH THE student who refuses to identify himself M O R E THAN ANY- ■ ■ WWCOME? FACTS... BUT 20 22 23 1 25 26 or herself to a teacher. HARTFORD - Peter Stone, a 7H IN 6 IN THE WORLP.^ cerebral palsy victim who is confined to BUStNESS ISN'T ■ ■ The boaid’s rule on public comment 6 0 0 P A S 27 28 29 30 has allowed citizens to speak once a a wheelchair and who operates a candy cart in Hartford, has been given an early I T L O O K S ' ■ month at meetings, although the prac 31 32 33 35 tice has been to allow public comment at Christmas gift by a Windsor police of ficer. Bridge ■1 the start of all meetings. 36 Stone’s cart has been the target of 38 The board’s policy on suspensions is fl thieves, over the past several years. The 1■ being revised at the request of the ad 39 40 41 ministration. last such incident occurred late month ■ when Stone discovered that vandals had Lightner slam theory 43 44 47 48 49 broken the hinges and the locks on the Levy’s Law — James Schumt iner the Lightner double to be an ■ ■ Cable TV coming plexiglass covet of his cart. 50 63 54 Windsor Police Sgt. Jose P. Kent, invaluable device. The prin ciple is simple: A double of a ■ ■ SOUTH WINDSOR - Work has 55 56 57 hearing of the incident, decided to do NORTH U-M l slam by the partner of the 56 59 started on installation of cable T'V lines rw EE^PoeTiKie f e o m o t y ONE CAN ONLY WONPEB something about it. Kent, who has known ♦ J6S4 opening leader asks for an. HALL, WHEBE THE MAYOR WHAT THOUGHTS ARE GOING in town and it’s expected the job will be 60 , 61 Stone for many years, bought and in - »K8 unusual lead. IS BElNCj h e l p H0STA6E IN' THROUGH THE MA'VOR'S W ILLTEP 62 completed in July. stalled a self-contained battery-operated ♦ 642 The diagrammed six- HIS OWN OFFICE e?Y TWO JVlINPAT ^ KOPPELPUT The work is being done by Greater burglar alarm system on Stone’s cart. ♦ Q1084 spade contract is a perfect THIS VERY THIS ON 63 64 65 WEST EAST example of this convention. MOMENT. NI6HTLINE? It pronibits a trump lead or ♦ 10 4 2 (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN ) ’ o ♦ QJ95 4610764] the lead of any suit bid b' IS THIS MY ♦ J087 5 ♦ ------the doubler. In most cases,!.I TKXETTO ♦ 632 4AKJI7S , asks for dummy’s first bid NATIONAL Area towns suit; otherwise, opening OFFICE? Bolton High lists honors SOUTH leader is suppos^ to lead ♦ AKQ9I73 from the longer of the 42 remaining unhid suits, hop CELEBRITY CIPHER ♦ AKQ103 ing to find partner with a C o v e n tr y Grade 10 — Christine Adams. L i LIVE VIA im -BITTYCAM l Bolton / BOLTON - The high Columbia. Charles Ferguson. Lynn void. school first marking period Holoburdo. Lisa Jolie, P.enni Alan Carpenter, David Carpenter, O’Brien. Jennifer Page. Christine Mary Ann Dufraine, Richard Vulnerable: Both South’s Jump to six spades honor roll has been Rady. Scott Rich. Amy Rodrigue. Liebler, Marsha Manning. Kim Dealer: South was conservative. He want Captain Easy — Crooks & Lawrence released. Lori Vercelli. Wendy Verdone, Richardson. Philip Rumm. ed to be in seven if North “CNLB G MGEO LFAKB MAJPAJ GD Kirsten Wagner, Jeffrey Warner. William Sheetz, Sheri Vatleroni. West North Eaal Sooth could produce the ace of 24 hearts, but gave up that High honors Grade 11 — Robert Cusano, Alex Zorba. 'MRS.LUBy AND EAST POC|L THEIR SO w hew Y a t NI6HT Y BUT David Drummond.’ Gregory Fen Grade 9 — David Cavedon, Pass 34 44 64 thought. RESOURCES TO FIND THE ROCKETS. THERE AREN'T f SH THERE'S A Grade 11 - Theodore Brown. ton. Amy Fiano, Leah Fiano, Michelle Daly. Charlotte Eckler. Pass Pass Dbl. Pass Ei^t considered a seven- ANV TOURISTS / t a l f I Z 4 • HOUR Grade 9- Mythlli Venkatakrishnan. Pass Pass BUT THE BNLB lAK BLEO lAKQ PAR SAO L Doreen Gagnon, Rebekah Gleason, Faith Gangaway, Geffrey Hinds, club call. He knew he could TOURISTS THERE! / V aUARD! Kerrie Murphy. Jeffrey Peterson. Melanie LeMaire, Wendy Plosky, find a reasonable sacrifice FROM THE General honor's Kate Shorey, Cheryl Ursin. Patricia Sobol. Todd Tobias, at one of his suits, but be had Bolton to feel school cuts Opening lead: 4Q a better idea. He trotted out c a s t l e Grade 12 — David Churilia, Kim Jacquelyn Weiman. Melissa Wales. Ann Wiedie. WILL SEE- , a Bightner double to ask his partner not to open a heart. C LM E GJ BNO TLQE LJP JAFAPI BOLTON — Proposed programming next year, from the state education plications for us with this ‘‘It will have im By Ofwald Jacoby But West was asleep at federal education cuts, Superintendent Raymond the switch. He had a bad department. kind of cut from areas plications in our regular and Alan Sontag band and never even consid which the state Depart A. Allen said. This cut translates into a where we have used money budget. Some staff will be ered the killing diamond ment of Education says are The Bolton School 20 percent decrease in the to provide supportive help affected, and of course,the { “ James A. Theodore Lightner, one of lead. Instead, he plunked JABGUOD lAK.” — LZL RLQPJOO "wider and deeper than system is expected to total amount of federal to students having difficul programs. We’re losing tbe great masters of con down his queen of hearts and tract bridge since its incep- that was all the help South I. those adopted by the receive an almost $12,000 funds received. Last year ty in mathematics and' money that we can use Congress last year," will ' tion, formulated a theory of needed. He lost the first cut in federal subsidies the schools were cut back reading. It has to impact well. The paper work will doubling slams. trick and no more. PREVIOUS SOLUTION:“ Have you ever talked to LBJ? People have ‘‘serious im next school year, accor 12 percent, programming," Allen said be gone," he said, ‘‘but the ijeard on Food” The decades have proven (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) Aliey Oop — Dave Graue said that my language was bad. but you should have heard plications" for school ding to figures released “I see serious im Friday. board (of education) is him!" — Richard M..Nixon going to have to make The Herald WOULD VOU LIKE . D R A C U U N A i7 / I'M AinZAID NOW THEN,CAN 1 WVT/L WE MEETAGAM. some tough decisions on Priscilla’s Pop — Ed Sullivan SOMETHING TO WHAT ARE / THERE'S SOME FIX YOU SOMETHING? WHICH MAY BE i (S' whether we maintain some DRINK, MR.0DP?( I DOING ( m is t a k e , M R . TOMATO JUICE, THAN YOU THIN programs.” Joins A Select OOP.' M Y NAME PERHAPS? — The federal government STUART HAS A BKS RLE HE e W S IF MOU SIT ON IS DENISE... Kif ‘n’ Carlyle — Larry Wlight OF COTTON W A P S FR O M THEM THE VITAMIN RAVS is proposing cuts in four Group of 70 VITAMIN BOTTLES. WILL GO INTO VOUR areas of education sub BOPV ANP MAKE MOU sidies — 20 percent from 1-^ F E E L T E R R IF IC .' Title 1 remedial reading , Papere To Bring funds, 22 percent from the funds for education for the You Beard’s handicapped, 20 percent in money for vocational reading and a six percent Weekly Column cutback in the child nutri tion program. On Gourmet Frank and Ernest — Bob Thaves If adopted by Congress in the spring, the nutrition cuts would affect this Cooking. WHOP EVER ^ PONT VOU fiscal year’s lunch FALL FOR A PUMB FEEL BETTER programs. All other cuts THING LlKfe THAT? ALREAPV ? . • . a n d w h e n X are schedulaedt to come in next fiscal year. Starts Wed., Dec. 16th. O R O P p B p I T O M M Y Owing to CLibacks in lunch money from the t o e , I i n v e n t e d federal level last year, In The Food Section of “Focus” many schools, including . La n g u a g e , the Andover Elementary School, abondoned their hot-lunch programs in - favor of the traditional When you’re talking, lunch-bag brought from about food, one word home. The cuts meant that The Born Loser — Art Sansom school boards either had to saysIt all... hike prices or give the Our Boarding House — Cai.oll & McCo'-mick program up. Many chose Bugs Bunny — W'i''iier Bros. ATRIP FDR TVJOID^ T M 6 0 l|J £ r IWB Herald photo by Cody the latter option. BEARD Eyetev o f t e n , d o c t o i^ i g e t 't h i s ' Manchester schools are lYE iSiJT a 6REW (JPPORTUNltV FAMOUS? WtU m RWIFRAI A U ^ J T T lP iP 19 so This car came to rest upside down oh Route not injured, and this was the second tur expected to see a loss of FOR you TO dNN SOME PUSLICITY,, POES NOT Kf40W, *' S1VAH6E FEELING AND ! SEE WABBITS. ANDREI I'VE SELEOTEP you TO 85 in Bolton Monday after slipping in slush nover in town for the day, police said. $102,410, and officials there ZEE OREAT ANPRE? say the cuts, if and when CATER THE MAYOR'S OHRBTmas BUTANDR& POES and going up a snow bank. The driver was party for OHl LPREN -HAK ■ NOT COOK cSOURMEI they come, will also have KAFF,'—X’LL EVEN SHARE 1TEM> To 6 0 OUT to mean programs will go. A FEW O f MH C5WN IN ZEE BROWN “If we realize this entire RECIPES.' BAS LIKE BOIAE cut,’’ Manchester RUMBUS HEAVEN I Superintendent James P. Cars slide off roads Kennedy said recently, ‘’it’s going to have a severe impact on services and it By Richard Cody cidents happened at noon when and flipped over, landing on its right will force us to rearrange Winthrop — Dick Cavaili Herald Reporter , Donald H. Schulze, 23, of Hartford, side. priorities and make cuts in was heading westbound on Route 6 State Police are continuing to other areas, probably in WE LEARNED ABOUT BOLTON — One car Monday LIKE^ CO V(XI KNOW WHAT UH-HUH... IF Yo u 'r e when he lost control of his Ford report a rash of accidents th e regular basic A(DS|[PENT PREVENTICPN flipped over a guard rail landing on HAPPENS IF VOU NOT A CHICKEN,NtXl'RE Torino and the car skidded into throughout the area. programs.” IN SCHCULTODAV. HAVE A CHICKEN BONE its roof in a ditch, and another IN Bug-TROUBLE. ^ ard rails and flipped over, landing They said there was another acci Allen said the cutback in IN VOUR THROAT? slipped on slush, went up a steep in a ditch against a couple of trees. dent in Bolton Monday, involving school programs from the sriow bank and came down on its The other accident happened on two cars, but there was no further p rop osed $11,750 cut \ side, police said, as slippery roads Route 85 (Camp Meeting House data available this morning, mirrors problems from the recent snow storm con Road) at about 3 p.m., Peterson p Bolton Administrator Alan H. municipalities are having 1 tinued to cause many accidents said. He said Shelley M. Levigne, 25, Bergren said Monday town roads in trying to maintain ser y c ' throughout the area. No one was in HMjS KAM&urtcS HOT ANp T?E^ of South Windsor, was driving east- vices like road repairs— O etl . n6Ra« U* 4M 4 TWOS I jured, they said. were in good condition. State roads, bound when the car hit a thick patch however, were in rough condition to the communities while Resident State Trooper Robert of slush, skidded up a steep snow Monday afternoon, as anyone who suffering federal and state Peterson said the first of these ac bank on the side of the same lane wnc Hrivino hn them found out cutbacks. 4 -
20 - THE HERALD, Tues.. Dec. 8. 1981 THE HERALD. Tues., Dec. 8. 1981 — 21 Advice BUSINESS /Classified Big dog might solve his parking problem Blow your own horn for promotion
It’s common sense' that it’s who you impress as well mixed up, consider this little tale of what occurred at a expectations and to make sure, ask. You can’t keep as how well you perform on the job that earns you a large bank in New Y ork ’s Westchester County. One day, asking what you should be doing, but you can say: " I DEAR ABIJY: My boyfriend quite a few. raise and promotion. Any successful manager will tell the bank’s chairman called on the vice president of per have three projects to do and I would like your advice on recently bought a new car. It’s real A.M, MOORE you promotions do not come easily, they have to be Your sonnel, asking him to complete an assignment. At the which you feel is the most important. ” ly beautiful and he keeps it in worked for — particularly in this climate. same time, the vice president shared with the chairman • Blow your own horn. Make sure your boss knows , perfect condition. The problem is Dear d I:AR A B B Y : For the last few Common sense? Of course. Common practice? No. Money's a project he and the president thought important. The you meet his expectations. Whenever you have excellent that he is afraid to park it anywhere years, our family has met at each Do you recognize yourself in the following questions? chairman did not disagree, but emphasized his own results to report, a prudent "update m em o" may be in for fear it will be stolen. Abby other’s, homes for holiday dinners, Are you continually squabbling'that others less worthy ■ Worth project. order. When you attend a meeting with your peers and When we go out together, he X' Abigail and we all bring something for the than you are getting all the raises and promotions? Do Sylvia Porter Six months later, the vice president came back to tbe boss, be prepared to speak up to demonstrate your in drives my car if we have to park it Herald photo by Tarqulnlo dinner. - you do a good job at the work set out for you and are you chairman with a glowing report of what he had ac sight. somewhere. When we use his car, I Van Buren passed over again and again when an advancement complished on the project he and the president thought • Do the right job. Knowing what your superior wants > have to sit in it while he does his When there are leftovers, should In the drivers seat opens up? Are you shy, actually “ shy,” about boasting important. But the chairman was interested only in the is No. 1 and then meeting his expectations is No. 2, It’s errands, Abby, this doesn’t make they remain at the home of the of what you’ve accomplished? progress made on his assignment, which the vice presi essential if you are to be plucked for promotion. At a any sense to me. Why have a nice hostess? Or does the person who If you recognize yourself in honest answers to these for successful managers are: 1) having clear expec dent hadn’t even tackled. ’The vice president expected to preset time, review with your boss your ac car if you can’t take it anywhere? brought whatever is left over get to Samantha Allaire sits beind the wheel of a crowds attended the event, which featured questions, you have nobody to blame but yourself for tations of what their boss required and ; 2) tooting their be praised for his accomplishment because he felt he complishments and any stumbling blocks that may have No neighborhood is safe. Cars are , take it home? leg and broke it (her big toe) on the model ambulance at Lutz Children’s toy exhibits, crafts and entertainment. your lack of progress and promotion in your corporta- own horn after accomplishing them. had tackled the important project. Instead, he was hampered your progress. A one-to-one meeting is best. stolen in broad daylight — even out same errand in her own home in the Thanksgiving, Cousin Joe brought Museum’s Toy Expo held Saturday. Large tion. criticized for failing to do what his superior felt was the of parking lots! He said that at his This is not my idea of a Christmas message to (Job hunting? Sylvia P orter’s comprehensive 32-page dark. My neighbor caught her foot in two bottles of, vodka. The crowd It is not enough to do a good job, says Dr. R. James No. 1 assignment. place of work three of his co workers, but if it does give a Christmas gift awareness, booklet "How to Get a Better ,'ob" gives up-to-date in the blanket kicked off the bed by her drank only one and a half, so Joe Steffen, president of Steffen, Steffen & Associates. It As the example shows, you must meet your superior’s workers have had their cars stolen w e’re all ahead. formation on today’s job market and how to take advan husband and broke her collarbone. grabbed the half-bottle and took it must be the right job, and someone in authority must needs if you are to be recognized and praised for doing a in the last two weeks!. The problem with many managers is that they assume tage of it. Send $1.95 plus 50 cents for postage and home with him. Was that proper? know you did it. Surveys of executives disclose that good job. In short, the superior must be convinced of an What is a person supposed to do There’s a big difference between a Cub S c o u t P a c k 251 o f Den 3: Derek Gaston received they are doing the right job. But what is important to handling to "How to Get a Better Job in care of this taleiit and good performance — contrary to all your accomplishment. nowadays when nothing is safe from’ child’s fear of darkness and an Cousin Marge brought a turkey. Verplatlck School announced the two silver arrow s; Scott Johnson you m(iy not be important to your boss. newspaper. 4400 Johnson Dr.. Fairway. Kan. 66205. expectations — are only two factors essential for How, then, to advance up the corporate ladder? thieves. Don’t suggest any burglar pdult’s respect for the act that peo She kept remarking on how following advancements for and Devin Marquez e.ach' Make checks payablelto Universal Press .Syndicate, success and advancement. Surfacing as key ingredients As dne illustration of how expectations can become • Know what is expected. Know your superior’s alarms —’ a real pro knows how to ple' don’t have cat’s eyes. "cheated" she felt because she November; received one silver arrow; deactivate most of them. We have a small night-light in wouldn’t have any leftovers. Cub scouts Den 1 Webleos: Steve Maheux, Den 4: James Then, one silver arrow; FED UP every room and hallway of our (There was a little turkey and Marc Hughes and E ric Symonds home. It’s good insurance against dressing left over.) Should the received aquanaut and traveler; Den 5: Peter Dettore, Bobcat; DEAR FED: Has your boyfriend accidents. hostess have picked up the hint and advance Kevin Ross, Micheal Hoagland David White, W olf; John Reed, considered getting a Doberman MRS. G.M. told Marge she could take home the and Michael Hahn received Wolf and gold arrow; Richard pinscher or a German shepherd? Gagnon, W olf; ■ Two risky ventures leftovers? aquanaut and outdoorsman; ’The dog need not be vicious. All it DEAR MR.''. M. Thanks for an il Den 2; Tom m y McGee, Gunnar Den 6: Jason Kostiuk, two ■ z v has to do is sit in the car. luminating suggestion. A reader Please answer in the column. Larson, Christian Bieu and Dan silver arrows. from Ormond Beach,. Fla., offers There must be others who have DEAR A B R ^ ! In response to ny Dexter received Bobcat; O i yet another theory on the fear of fam ily dinners and want to know "Sleepy-Time Gal," who discovered .darkness: what to do about leftovers. on her honeymoon that her 27-year- share offices, owner FAMILY DINNER old, 6-foot husband was afraid of the DEAR ABBY: Tell ’’Sleepy-Time dark, I learned the hard way to have Gal ” her hubby is probably not a healthy fear of the dark. afraid of the dark. He just wants the DEAR FAMILY: Leftovers executives, mainly in accounting He doesn’t specialize, as many My mother-in-law, visiting my bathroom light on to know where it should be left with the host and-or By LeRoy Pope Notice to Ttelephone Customers and other financial services, at pay good galleries do, except that he is home, fell down the stairs and broke is because he can’t rem em ber hostess. If they want to share them UPl Business Writer ranging in today’s dollars from $30,- interested only in showing the work her leg while trying to find the whose bedroom he is in. If he is 6 with the guests, it’s their option. I NEW YORK — An art gallery is a OOu a year to over $200,000. of living artists. He is operating on a bathroom in the dark. My best feet, very sweet and enjoys think it’s tacky to take home an open risky undertaking at best and it He has offices in West Palm calendar of ten one-man shows a friend stubbed her big toe on a chair cuddling, he has probably, been in bottle of liquor or wine. takes a bold man to start one as a se Beach, Beverly Hills and New York. year and has had four so far. He WE ARE PROPOSING CHANGES cond business if he wants to make About a year ago Bergdoff Good says he already has found four money at it. man, the highfashion department painters with great promise un It can be done, however. store, took over his prestigious New known or little known in the United Dr. Armand Hammer, the flam York office space. That rekindled in States. IN THE RATES FOR boyant SO-year-old head of Occiden Peter Walker, 34, paints circus Lindgren an interest "he. had had Tinnitus causes vary; tal Petroleum, moved from the since his student days at Nasson characters and scenes. He started practice of medicine and running a College in Maine. this at Coney Island then spent a few . INTERSTATE SERVICES. pencil factory in Moscow into art At the age of 19 or 20, Lindgren years traveling with the Carson & with his Hammer Galleries, which said, he wanted to be a painter, but Barnes circus in the Midwest. The American Telephone and Telegraph Company has filed, with the h'ederal have flourished in New York since good instructors did not encourage Siri Berg does representational a masker might help Communications Commission a plan, to be effective March 3, 1982, to restruc 1930. After he made a fortune with him enough to make him think he oils with "hard edges, ” a very crisp- Occidental, Hammer also became could earn a good living with his ture and increase rates for interstate Message Telecommunications Service style, and also something called co-owner and head of Knoedler, the palette. (MTS) and to increase rates for most interstate Wide Area Telecommunications “ Environmental Boxes, ” montages international art firm. He retained an interest in art, of various objects mounted in glass DEAR DR. LAMB: About two aid while evaluating the noise may Service (WATS) and Private Line Services. Now, a successful Manhattan however, and having to find new of and subjected deliberately to the years ago I developed a buzzing help some patients. executive recruiter, Bjorn Frank fices crystallized an idea he had Pilvages of temperature and other sound in my right ear, which was I would expect you to have some HERE ARE TH E PROPOSED CHANGES Lindgren, 38, has launched a con been thinking about for several environmental changes. more noticeable when I went to bed. Your hearing loss at your age. If you don’t temporary art gallery in 57th Street years, to open a gallery. , It sounds very much like an old- you are unusual. It may not bother and bids fair to break even his first He chose a location on New York’s Martinez Serra, now 68. is a disci Health Message Telecommunications Operator Service Charges'* fashioned steam locomotive, with a your ability to hear normal conver yedr. boulevard of galleries and spent ple of Picasso and Rouault A constant throbbing. In fact, so much sation but testing will reveal its Service (MTS): wealthy man and the son of a form er Lawrence Customer-dialed Calling Card ' $ .50 “ Both executive recruiting and $250,000 remodeling so it could serve I wake up in the middle of the night, ' presence., Some correction of this preisdent of Uruguay, .Serra has • Establish a 1-minute minimum Operator Station-to-Station art galleries are businesses with as offices five days a week and an perhaps two or three times. r* ■ Lamb, M.D. may be useful. charge for all calls. (A t present there (1-10 miles) ,60 high mortality rates,” Lindgren told art gallery after five evenings-and painted for 30 years yet never I’ve been to four different doctors Finally you can use a radio or .is a 1-minute minimum for customer- (11-22 miles) ,1.00 United Press International. "The all day Saturdays. bothered to exhibit his work He will for different tests and scans. night stand sound maker to mask • (23-55 miles) 1.40 ventures are launched with great Lindgren, divorced and with his .show at Lindgren's gallery in However, when all these tests were the sound at night so you can sleep, dialed calls and a 3-minute minimurh (56-5750 miles) 1.85 hopes and most fade quickly,” children grown, spends most January but Lindgren already has completed the doctor said they as discussed in The Health Letter I for operator-assisted calls.) Rates for Operator Person-to-Person In 12 years in Manhattan, evenings and most Saturdays in the sold It) of his pictures by word of could find nothing wrong. Recently I using modern hearing tests. These am sending you. this initial minute will vary by mile (regardless of distance) 3:00 L in dgren has signed up 5,000 gallery himself. mouth publicity. had these test.s done again on our are more sophisticated than just age and will range from '32(i: (1-10 ’ Evening and nlght/weekend discounts apply to all usage fam ily doctor’s advice with the testing your hearing ability. And he D EAR DR. LAM B: I would like to rales, but do not apply to Operator Service Charges. same results!. may be able to fit you with a tinnitus know if a person could get any dis miles) to 79 Apartments tor Hent 53 LEGAL NOTICE ADVERnSING Andover, DDVEimSING VERNON - deluxe two Connecticut RATES bedroom, yard. $175. A Certificatiun of Democ- uc par OEMNJNE Classified 643'2711 Capitol Homes, 236-5646. ty endorsed candidate for the Town Minimum Charge. 22— Condominiums BK \[ TIFl I. of Andover, Connecticut for elec MOTICES EMPLOYMENT 23— Homes tor Saifa , 35— Heating-Plumbing 46— Sporting Goods 58— M isc for .Rent 15 W ords DOLL CI.OTIIK.S EAST HARTFORD - tour tion as Selectman is on file in my 12:00 nooo the day 24— LolS'Land lor Sale 36— Flooring 47— Garden Products 59^Hom es/Apt8. to Shqire rooms, first floor. $250. office at Town Office Building. tS— Investment Properly 37— Moving-Trucking-Storage48— Antiques ,0 V« before publication. 1— Loti and Found IS*—Help Wanted BEAUTIFUL BARBIE EVERYTHING School Hoad. Andover, Connec 36— Services Wanted 49— War'ted to Buy AUTOMOTIVE PER WORD PER DAY Capitol Homes, 236-5646. 2— Pertonait 14— Business Opportunities >6— Business Property ticut. 50— Produce DOLL DRESSES - 80if. FOR_CHRISTM^ Deadline for Saturday is 3— -Announcanv«nit 15— Situaliort Wanted 27— Resort Property A Primary will be held on 4— Christmas Trees 25— Real Estate Wanted 1 DAY ...... 14(P Bridesmaid’s Outfit - $2.75, SIX’R(X)MS, $350 plus heat MISC. FOR SALE RENTALS 61— Autos for Sale Wedding Outfit - $3.75. 643- Tuesday. January 12. 1982. if the 12 noon Friday; Mon 5— Auctions ^ 62— Trucks (or Sale AT MARLOW’S & utilities. Available im- ’ EDUCATION 3 D A Y S ...... 13(f 6452 required petitions for opposition day's deadline is 2:30 MISC. SERVICES 40— Household Goods 52— Room s tor Rent 63— Heavy Equipment for Sale mediatey. Reply to Box CC candidates are filed pursuant to 64— Molorcycles-Bicycles Gift and Thrift Center For FINANCIAL 16— Private Instructions 41— Articles lor Sale 53— Apartments for Rent 6 P A Y S 1 2 c c / o The Manchester Sections 9-382 to 9-450 of the Conn. Friday. 65— Campers-Tratlers-Mobile ANTIUUKS AND C R A n -S Everything. 649-5221 - 867 10 —SchooiS'C lasses 31— Services Ottered 42— Building Supplies 54— Hom es for Rent 26 D A Y S ...... l i f t Herald, General Statutes, not later than 4 Phone 643-2711 8— 'M ortgage Loans 20— Instructions Wanled 32— Painling-Papering 43— Pets-Birds-Oogs 55— Offices-Slores for Rent Homes 66— Automotive Service T H E COUWTRY Main Street, Manchester, p.m. 'December 18, 1981. Petition 9— Personal Loans 33— Building-Contracting 44— Musical Instruments 56— Resort Properly lor Rent HAPPY ADS J3 00 PER INCH 67— Autos for Reni'Lease CHRISTMAS SHOP - CT. forms, instructions and informa 10— Insurance REAL ESTATE 34— Roofing-Sidihg 45— Boats & Accessories 57— Wanted to Rent TV’S - STEREOS Homes for Rent 54 Antiques and Crafts. tion concerning the method of SHOP AL SIEFFERTS Fernwood Farm, 261 procedure in filing of opposing can BIBI/ES & BOOKS 456% MAIN STREET - six didacies, including schedules, may a p p l ia n c e s — 445 Hart Hebron Road, Bolton. (3 rooms, $400. plus utilities. be obtained from Beatrice K. ford Road, Manchester Help Wanted 13 Services Offered 31 Articles lor Sale 41 miles South of Bolton REASON FOR THE No appliances. Tenant in Kowalski. Democratic Registrar NEWSPAPER BINGO 647-9997. SUPER SANTA ^Center). Open Tuesday - SEASON — God gave His surance. .Security, 646-2426 of Voters, Route 6, Andover. SALE! Video Tape Sunday, 1-5 p.m. 649-0389. Best. Share the Best with a weekdays. Connecticut.’ PERSON WANTED to Nellie L. Boisvert LIGHT TRUCKING - Fen SOLIGAR TELEPHOTO New Game Starts Every Wednesday. Recorders, TV's, Stereos. gift from BIBLES & work on dary farm. Must cing. Attics, cellars, gar lens for Cannon cameras. APPLIANCES Municipal Clerk be experienced. For full or Continues Thru Tuesday Washers, Dryers, ■ BOOKS, 840 Main Street, EAST HARTFORD - 7 of Andover, Connecticut ages cleaned. All types 80MM to 230MM. $75. Refrigerators, Freezers HOLIDAY SUPER SAVERS 649-3396. Room, 3-4 Bedrooms, IVi- part time work, i^ply 364 Telephone 646-6727. trash, brush removed. or Until There’s A WInnerl MUCH MORE! SHOP P E A R L S - 649 Main baths, stove, refrigerator, Bidwell Street, Picket, Split Rail, Street, Downtown GIFT SHIRTS washer, dryer, fireplace, Manchester. Stockade Fences installed. PARTIALLY SEASONED There Are 10 “BINGO BUGS" PETS AM) SUPPLIES Manchester. 643-2171. Most garage, near buslines, 528-0670. HARDWOOD - 4 ft. PERSONAL, TEE - Per 'Your Community Newspaper' STOCK CLERK - im brands' available: G/E, stores, schools, churches. lengths, $85 per cord 1^ Today’s Herald. These 8 Are MANCHESTER PET sonalized Fun and mediate opening. Zenith, Sony, RCA and $450 plus heat & utilities. Mi*. F'dimer: A Classified LICENSED DAY CARE delivered. Cut and split CEN TER— Good Quality ^ortswear. Great gifts for Wholesale distributor is more to choose from. References, lease, 2 Ad will bring eager buyers HOME - Will watch your $105 per cord delivered. Part of Thom. and Advice make good Christmas. 1081 Main expanding personnel. months security deposit. for your used farm equip child or infant days. Call After 5 p.m. telephone 646- sense. Are you paying too Street, Manchester. 646- Steady full time, 40 hours, No pets. 643-8703. ment. 646-0262. 7621. A) much for your pet ELECTROLUX - Buy 3339. plus overtime. Paid supplies? Stop in - it will Someone You Love an Help Wanled 13 Help Wanted 13 hospitalization and vaca sa HAND MADE MANCHESTER - Brand PLEASE READ BABYSITTER be worthwhile. Mixed ELECTROLUX VACUUM tion when qualified. Apply TWO BAR STOOLS all COI/l,ECTIBLES new oversized three AVAILABLE, Martin an breed puppies, tropical and CLEANER for a Christ YOUR AD at once, Manchester wood, v e ^ good condition. bedroom Cafae on Wellman School area. Call after 3 $35.00. Six interior doors goldfish, parakeets, mas Gift. Call: 646-3875. AN I OLD FASHIONED s, " You Name Clattlllid adt ara takan Tobacco and Candy Com- 1 4 Road. rCarpeting, p.m. 649-2094. solid wood from cape.. canaries, finches, small CHRISTMAS at the appliances, full basement. We've Got H. ovar liM ptioiw aa a con- paany, 299 Green Road, Good condition. $50.00. animals. 687 Main Street I.OVABLE ABANDONED VILLAGE CHARM YARN $595. Mr Blanchard. 646- At Vmt f rkts vanlanca. Tha Harald la Ml'anchester. HELP WANTED SNOWPLOWING Telephone 646-1860. (1-203 ) 649-4273. Gift wrap KITTENS BARN — with handmade 2482. The Herald retponalble lor only one In- Commercial & Residen ping and lay-a-way plan gifts and decorations bv corract Inaartlon and ttian CIRCULATION DEPT. tial. Manchester. GREEN AND GOLD living always available. CAN Y O U GIVE A local craftsman plus craf Classified$ — LOVABLE ABANDONED TWO HOUSES FOR RENT only to iho alia ol tlyi FRESHEN LEMONS. Reasonable. Free es room chair. Excellent con ting supplies. 133 Spruce - New six room Cape, $625 Kitten or Cat a home for We have original Inaartlon. Errora Lemons which have timates. Call anytime 646- dition. $38.00. Telephone PET TOWNE - Tri-City Street, Manchester. 649- per month; Nice six room Newspaper Dealer the Holidays - 633-6581, everything wNch do not laaaen ttia hardened from long stan 5489, 646-1327. 646-1625. Plaza. IF IT SWIMS, OR 9699. Colonial, $495 per month. Wanted In Coventry .342-0571. value of tha advartlaomont ding can be. freshened by HOPS, Creeps or Slithers - Call for details. Strano from It - L SNOWPLOWING - Small TIRES:.New Goodrich (1) It's Here; Quality THE CALICO PATCH - will not ba corrected by an Call Jeanne at Governing them in boiling GAMES-TOYS-CRAFTS Real Estate, 643-1878. additional Inaartlon. water and letting them commercial or residential. H78-15, (1) 678-15 belted. Creatures and Superior- 210 Pine Street, Call after 5; 30, 649-2530. Manchester. 646-6408. A 3 lir Ulralbi 647-9946 stand for a few minutes. $20 each. Ford wheels. 15" Supplies at money saving HOBBY'HUT - 281% LARGE three bedroom $12 pair. Telephone after 5 prices. 644-3510. Oakland' Road (Rt. 30) Unique Little Quilt Shop Looking for a good buy? cape, carpet, fireplace, fBaurlirBtrr Painting-Papering 32 p.m. 643-6777. South Windsor, CT. (203) featuring 'everything for new decor, nice area. iianrl|fBlfr Try reading today’s SPORTING GOOD.S 644-2355. Gift certificates today's ouilter and more! Capitol Homes, 236-5646. Classified Ads. INTERIOR. PAINTING, FRANKLIN WOOD Stove available - Visa an’d Gifts and gift certificates, LAY-A-WAY SPORTING firralti over ten years experience, with grate and screen. $75. Mastercard accepted. Christmas prints, trims, VERNON home, carpet, low rates and senior citizen One tire H-78-14 $10. 649- GIFTS — Gift Certificates MODELS, TRAINS, pattern's, kits, books, air, appliances and more. i at NASSIFF ARMS, 991 I J EDUCATION discounts. 643-9980. 5904 after 6:30 p.m. or Games, telescMes and strawberry shortcake $300s. Capitol Homes, 236- anytime weekends. Main Street,’ Manchester - microscopes. Tuesday, cutouts, and a large selec- 5646. Join Us Today 647-9126. PART TIME Thursday, and Friday: tion of fabrics and SALES Private Instructions 18 Intartor/Extorlor Pilntlin. supplies. 1 I NOTICES SALESPERSON to sell Wallpapering and DrywdI JACOBSEN. Rotary lawn Noon - 9 p.m., Saturday 10- Ofllces-Slores for Rent subscriptions door-to-door EXECUTIVE SALES InstMaUdn mower $40. Mini bike could Be part of with newscarrier two CERTIFIED MATH Quilt) pcHttioul am i be made from motor. Ol!TER-V(EAR ) ■ THE BITTERSWEET Lost and Found WORKSPACE OR evenings a week or Satur INTERVIEWS DEC. 10 TUTOR- Grades 7-12; Also huauMc pICM. Fm' Excellent condition. Also, SHOP — Most Christmas Mtinitn. FW) hurad OPEN NOW ! ! ! BASKETS & W ICKER STORAGE SPACE FOR days. Salary plus com WE NEED A PSAT, SAT preparation & . wooden storm windows $3. •‘MAIRKDOWN" - Items 1/2 Price, Antiques / Math enricnment. Your q ; l . m c h u g h RENT in Manchester. No the Holiday . missions. Call Circulation PERSON 843-Q321 646-5815. Famous Maker Outer- THE WICKER COTTAGE Gifts / Jewelry / Crafts.. lease or security deposit. manager, Manchester home. 649-5453. WHO is bright and Wear for the EntireT^mi- — Specializing in baskets, Route 44A, Bolton - 643- Reasonable rates. Suitable Herald. 643-2711. TWO KITCHEN stools, wicker furniture, wall 7800. LOST: WEDDING RING - educated; ly at Discount Prices - 30% for small business. Retail Gift Guide! Manchester Road Race, St. INTERIOR AND wood - good condition. $85. to 607/, off. Jackets, Vests hangings and bath WHO thinks like a and commercially zoned. c James Church. MCK-JPZ [ ] REAL ESTATE EXTERIOR painting, Five solid wood interior Get Your Cards Today from: and Ski Wear. Glen Lochen accessories. Route 84, Ver HOK.SE? OK COURSE! Cali 872-1801, 10 to 5. Salesperson; ' paper hanging. Carpentry doors 1940 cape - good con non (across from Golf- 8; 19/78. Sentimental value. Davis Family Restaurant. Caldor Shopping Plaza; Flower Mall, Glastonbury. Open THE MAPLEWILD TACK WHO loves people; Work. Fully insured. J.P. dition. $40 or best offer. Every Night till 9pm. Land). 646-6219. Monday - REWARD. Telephone 228- NEW YEAR’S VACATION Homes For Sale 23 Fashion. 65 E. Center St.; Harvest Hill Package Store. ROOM of Bolton is NEWLY RENOVATED 4018. WHO loves money; Lewis & Son, 649-9658. 646-1860. Saturday 10-5. Sunday 1-5. begins now. Sell Avon and Manchester Parkade; Highland Park Market. 317 Highland St.; featuring Stuben Sigfried 310 souare feet office WHO is committed to b i c v c i .e s Now through Christmas Eve! start saving! Call 646-3685 K.B. Automotive. Broad Stredt; Lynch Motors. 500 W. Center Saddles at $499.95. ^ e us availaole. Main Street PROFESSIONAL GLASS DOORS for St.; Nassiff Photo, Main Street; Optical Style Bar, Main Street; FLORIST LOST: OVAL SHAPED or 523-9401. excellence; j j BICYCLES AND fo r major brands of location with ample BRACELET, Sentimental WHO d esires a top MANCHESTER & VICINITY PAINTINCJ - Interior and fireplace - highest quality Regal's Men's Shop. Main Street; Sieffert’s Appliances. 445 ^ CAMPING EQUIPMENT English and Western equip parking. Call 649-2891. fit, fireplace up to Hartford Road; Westown Pharmacy, 455 Hartford Road; Diet KRAUSE FLORIST - 621 value. Vicinity Hartford management ’’HANDYMAN SPECIAL” - Ranch 8 exterior. Commercial and SOVz , Sporting Goods, Ice ment, Christmas cards and National Bank, North Main residential. Free es wide by 24% high. Never Center. 113 Main St., also Pic a n . Save, 725 E. Center St. C ard s Hartford Road. Weddings, OFFICE POSITION - position with a Rms, 2 fireplaces, garage S Jo Skates, Sleds, Barbells. more! MAPLEWILD Street. Telephone 728-2658 timates. Fully insured. 646- used. Best offer. 646-3907. will also be available at the Diet Center, 527 Burnsfde Avenue. corsages, fresh flower Mature person for office BLUE CHIP breezeway. $56,900. East Hartford, and at the HI FI Stereo House, Vernon Circle. aS Hockey, Exercise Equip- arrangements, silk TACK ROOM, Toomey to place your ad call Pam, the Manchester or 647-8035. REWARD. position. Typing, filing. 4879. 2 ment. FARR’S, 2 Main Road (at Bolton Center), Company. AUTOMATIC Dishwasher arrangements, plants, BASEMENT STORAGE Knowledge of food service ‘‘POSSIBLE OWNER FINANCING” 19) Street. Manchester - 643- Bolton, CT 649-5550. W e offer General Electric. Mobile funeral flowers. 643-9559. AREA with dirt floors. FOUND: Large" mixed Spiicious 3 Bdfm Raised Ranch with INTERIOR PAINTING. 8 * 7111. Herald — 643-2711 helpful. Benefits. Modern boundless growth Maid in good working con Dogs-^Irds-Pels 43 Garden Products 47 First room 18Va ft.xl5 ft.; breed male dog. Shepard East Hartford Office. 289- Ig. covered porch overlooking a well Professional work at CHRISTMAS JEWELERS potential and the reasonable rates. FREE dition. Completely . por AVnU.LES second room 23 ft.xl5Vz ft, coloring, floppy ears. Good 2708. maintained lawn! Low $90’s. SIAMESE BLUE POINT VARIETIES LARGE AND ARRANGEMENTS - This Christmas let the with children. Green freedom to Estimates. '646-3503 table. $50. ‘Telephone PARK HILL JOYCE $30 monthly, 649-0717. anytime, 649-1794. KITTENS for sale. 11 SMALL houseplants, dou BROOKS ANTIQUES — DIAMOND SHOWCASE Manor area. 649-5462 after THIRD SHIFT CASHIER manage your own "OWNER HNANCING AVAILABU” - evenings.' FLOWER SHOP: FTD. weeks old. Have had 1st ble hibiscus, cacti, spider Manchester Mall, 811 Main help you discover the 3 p.m. plus diversified duties. organization. Top One or two family home possible, 8 Friiit Baskets, Christmas Building Contracting 33 AIR COMPRESSOR - % shots. Call 646-5584 plant, Swedish ivy, bridal Street, Manchester. Apply Buckingham AM- salespeople rms plus 4 car garage. $74,900. A) Parties, Flowering Plants. magic of love ... with a % HP, 15 gallon tank. Three between 5 p.m. and 9 p.m. vail, trariscantia and more. WANTED ANTIQUE Misc. lor Rent 58 PM, 2088 Hebron Avenue, earned in excess FURNITURE, glass Call:, 649-0791. carat total weight Announcements CENTURY 21 LHOISEY REAL ESTATE FARRAND months old. $225 or best weekdays or anytime Private home. Telephone Glastonbury, CT. o f $100,000 in weekends. 649-6486. clocl^s. dolls and collec- matching engagement ring 352 Center SL 649-4000 REMODELING - Cabinets, offer. 647-1660. PENtLAND 'FLORIST - WAREHOUSE SPACE FLEA MARKET; Every 1980, To inquire. tibies. Ask for Harold - 646- and wedding ring for just DENTAL SECRETARY’S .Roofing, Gutters, Room Visit Us For AH Your FOR RENT - 459 Main Sunday 10-5/ Coventry an Call collect (201) TWO GOODYEAR A78xl3 AKC BLACK LABRADOR Antiques 48 9243 or 646-2690. $399.00. Season’s Greetings ASSISTANT. Mature in Additions, Decks, All types Holiday Needs. See Our Street. Rear. Formerly tique center, 1140 Main polyester snow tires used RETRIEVERS - Champion from the DIAMOND dividual needed for 487-9311 or sub o f Remodeling and Choice Selection, 24 Birch Manchester Simonizing. Street, Coventry. Dealer one season. $45 for the Field & Show lines. Ready ANTIQUES & JLACE, LINENS, LOVELY SHOWCASE, Manchester Glastonbury office to start mit resume to Repairs. Free estimates. Street - 643-6247, “ Pleasing Call 646-7690. space available. Telephone COVENTRY NORTH - pair. Call 649-7535 after 6 to go. 1-542-5207 after 4:30. COLLECTIBLES - Will (THINGS! Furniture, Parkade. after January 1982. P.O. Box 1059 Fully insured. Phone 643- You Is Our Pleasure,!’ 742-9698. Three bedroom aluminum 6017. p.m. purchase outright or sell on I frames, fabulous things! FOR RENT - 550 sq. ft., Knowledge of A.R., In Maywood, N.J., Musical Instruments 44 commission. House lot or jRED GOOSE FARM BRAY’S JEWELRY sided Ranch on quiet street CENTERPIECES, FRUIT STORE — 737 Main Street, one garage, truck size Christmas Trees 4 surance, & Practice Con 07607, ••••••••• single piece. 644-8962. [ANTIQUES. Coventry. with acre lot. Full base ROBERT E. JARVIS - WEATHERVANE 24” high BASKETS, Flowering Manchester, CT. door. Telephone 649-5358. •••••••••••••••••••••••• trol, desirable, but will ORGAN - Baldwin 130 En (Wednesday - Sunday, 12-4 ment, new septic, roof and Remodeling Specialist. with arrow and ship 18” Plants For Your Holiday Specializing in Bulova, - Security deposit required. FIR BALSAM Artificial train. Send resume to Dr. core. Phantom Fingers, 1742-9137. furnace. HURRY FOR F or room additions, long, $25. Antique brass Needs. BROWNS Seiko, Fhilsar, Accutron, Christmas Tree. 6Vz ft. Brahm, 41 Hebron Ave., IMMEDIATE piano on both manuals. YANKEE MAC kitchens, bathrooms, scoop 18” , long 12” wide FLOWERS, INC., 145 Main Timex Watches. Also, Stand included. $25. Glastonbury, Conn. 06033. EMPLOYMENT $1700.00. Excellent condi BOUGHT AND SOLD At MORTGAGE. $59,900. roofing and siding or any for table arrangements, Cosy Knit Street, Manchester Finest Jewelry. FREE Telephone 649-2732 days. Applications now being Telephone 742-6986. No etc. $15. 649-1724. tion. 649-0430. ' THE ANTIQUE MARKET H om es-Apis. to share 59 DENTAL HYGENIST’S home improvement need. LOTTERY TICKET with accepted for 20 serious Agents Please. Telephone 643-6712. I PLACE, 811 Main Street. ASSISTANT. Full time. 8- V ANITY CAR Pl.ATE.S purchase of $10.00 or more. Mortgage Loans 8 minded men and women to ORIENTAL WOOLEN 12,000 SQ. FT. Of Small SHARE 1% Baths, kitchen 5, No weekends. Much work in our appliance, 643-5617. privilege_s with working LEON CIEZSYNSKI CARPETS - Hand made in Half-Size Trio Shops. Auctions 7pm Every ENGRAVED-RAISED patient contact. Must be sales and service depart J & J JEWELERS - 785 lady. Pnone 649-7630 days; MORTGAGE LOANS - 1st; MANCHESTER LH.0. BUILDER. New homes, Pakistan in beautiful Thursday. LETTERS. personable, & willing to ment in 4 new stores in this Main Street, Manchester. 646-2297 evenings. 2nd; 3rd. ALL KINDS. additions, remodeling, rec design and quality within ORGANIZATION learn. Will train. Send area. We are a national “ Quality Merchandise at Realty state-wide. Credit $ 54,900 Col., fireplace, 4 Bd. rpoms, garages, kitchens Very Reasonable Price. lYPKVtKirKRS Emblems. Business Cards. resume to Dr. Brahm, 41 company with over 58 Old Fashioned Prices.” rating unnecessary. remodeled, ceilings, bath Telephone 646-0715 8 a.m.-5 Name Pins. Button Making Hebron Ave., Glastonbury, ' years in our field. Chances 69,500 Caoe oversized, 3 Bd. , YALE TYPEWRITER 14K Chains / Bracelets /. Reasonable. Confidential. tile, dormers, roofing. p.m. Machines/Supplies. Conn. 06033. for rapid advancement, I SERVICE — Typewriters Diamond Earrings / Pen Quick arrangement. Residential or commer MANCHESTER RUBBER AUTOMOTIVE company benefits, security 138.000 Lovely Col. B room s , Rebuilt, Portable dants and Cultured Pearls. ALVIN LUNDY AGENCY’ WANTED: Mature person cial. 649-4291. TWO PI85/80 R13 radial STAMPS, 20 Birch - 649- and pension plan. Company I Typewriters, From $20.00. Keepsake Your Christmas 100 ConsUtution Plaza, to babysit in our home oc- snow tires, mounted and 4489. Visa - Master Card. training provided for those f Sales and Service. Diamond Sourcg. Autos For Sale 61 Hartforii 527-7971 ; casional weekday and 95,900 R. Ranch. 4 Bd. DESIGN KITCHENS, balanced on wheels for who qualify. P revious cabinets, vanities, counter Citation and other X-cars. 1 Typewriter and Adding TELEVISION'S HARDWARE weekend evenings. Five experience not necessary, 145.000 U&R Home, Assum . ) Machines. 51 Purnell SURPLUS JEEPS, CARS, tops, kitchen cabinet fronts Used 2000 miles. $100. Call ENGLAND TRUE VALUE month and 22 month old Ask•sltf for ”Mr. ”Meyers, at the I Place. 649-4986. HOLIDAY SUPER SAVERS TRUCKS. Cgr Inventory custom woodworking, 649-9838. HARDWARE - Route 44A boys, Wetherell Street Holiday Inn, Roberts 149.000 Col. (Old) lull Bsmt'. SHOP PEARLS - 649 Main valued $2143 sold for $100, colonial reproductions. I'KUT HA.SkKI.S Bolton. 649-5201. KERO-' ...... area. Telephone 646-7363. Street, East Hartford, Street, Downtown J.P. Lewis 649-9658. SEASONED HARD SUN SALES AND Service, Similar bargains available.. Thursday, December 10, 11 155.000 10 Rm. Col., Pool FANCY FRUIT BASKETS Manchester. 643-2171. Call for information, 602- EMPLOYMENT C e n t a l " WOOD. Cut, split, Kerosene, Skil power tools! a.m. or 2 p.m. ELECTRICAL SERVICES delivered. $90. Unsplit $80. 3 — Order Early. Also Dishwashers from $249.00; 941-8014, Ext. 7816. Phone ...... RECEPTIONIST - South 109,900 Col..w/sellerFln; Stanley hand tools, plum Massachusetts Room. Two - We do all types of Elec Four footers $70. Wicker Items. PERO Ranges from $249.00; call refundable. Help Wanted 13 Windsor Office. Typing and interviews only - no phone bing' and electrical trical Work! Licensed. Call Telephone 742-8056. Jlj FRUIT STAND, 276 Microwaves from $199,00. supplies, California paint • ...... bookkeeping skills' calls accepted. A Division 79,000 4 Br. Cape, nice GREAT GIFTS WITH after 5:00 p.m., 646-1516. Oakland Street. and paint sundries, CADILLAC - 1976 - Coupe EDUCATIONAL REP - work of Consolidated Foods and ------^------!------LIGHT GRAY Toilet and Manchester. 643-6384. COMPLETE SERVICE. DeVille - 72,000 miles. Outstanding opportunity '^aek. Telephone 644-1509, ■ wallpaper and housewares. DENNIS R. MILLER - sink, new chrome faucets. Good condition, $2700 or for experienced sales per- ~ ~ ______BAHHOWS CO. Remodelingi Additions, $50 complete. Telephone Best offer.,Telephone 742- son to represent Phoenix COOKS: ResMnsible Mr- 6800 - Keep trying. Institute of 'Technology IPH work Monday thru ASSEMBLERS needed for Roofing, Aluminum and 646-4638 after 5 p.m. W anled to Buy 49 Apartments tor Rent 53 Apartments tor Rent S3 Apartments lor Rent S3 recruiting students for Friday approximately 9 highest quality wood win- ...... ADTATir-rr. AUTO LEASING RENTAL dows& sliding glass doors...... Rec Rooms. 649-2954, Vl’TO C L^^^ technical training. Com- a.m.-2;30 p.m. No - Oldies But Goodies CASH FOR YOUR Proper- ug MAIN STREET - 3 and mission. Choice of experience necessary. Will Millwork and glazing [J BUSINESS ...... l l FolSxerdseM EAST HARTFORD - 2 FOUR ROOMS - two Limited. Rent-A-Car. ty We buy quickly and co n -, 4 room heated apartments, territories available. Call train. Ideal for mature and SERVICES T.l.phlJfeMSTT’""” bedroom with heat & hot bedrooms, wall to wall $12.95 day, 100 free miles. today for interview, 602- m^le or female looking for SARALL fidentially. The Hayes Cor- hot water, no appliances, water, close to busline, carpeting, appliances and Automobiles bought, sold, poration. 646-0131. Security - tenant in- 244-8111, Mr. Terry extra income. Apply in.per- appliances, wall to wall attic storage. Rent $375 rented, 323 Center Street, McKinney, 2555 E. Univer- 4 at Mr. MEDIUM — r -----?------surance. 646-2426, 9-5 carpeting, tile bath, dis plus utilities. Security Manchester. Telephone Road, Hartford. Services Ottered 31 ' with i S plus WANTED: Lionel trains weekdays. sity Dr., Phoenix, Ariz. Center Street, LARGE posal, etc. No pets. Call required. Telephone 649- 647-0908, Ask for Bill. 85034. Manchester. for family collection and ------!______528-1494. 0717. Cin i op-RACTIC R e S*A vF g **BUHN -°?elin g service ^0^ layout. Telephone 649-0746. MANCHESTER MAIN • ••••••(•••••••••••••••a STREET - Three room 1976 OPEL in good running PART TIME - Work at TEACHER SPECIAL pSP™^'SffK,”:'fnd S f estim ates. MMiM. oiRLS BICYCLE 26 5926 MANCHESTER - Attrac SIX ROOM DUPLEX on condition. $1200. Call 643- * DCMTAI e apartment. Heated, hot home on the phone ser- EDUCATION. Elementary G3 rlv GVGnin^ Tvoinc shsdps, VGriGtiBn blinds. * InchGS, 3 sp66d. Good con* tive 4 room apartment, busline. $325 monthly. 6840. n c N I A G O water, appliances. No pets, Telephone 647-9639. vicing our customers in level. Must be certified in skills required. Telephone nM ISC FOR SALE dition. $35. " L ” shaped •••••••(•••••••••••••••a Security. Parking stove, paneling. special education. a.m. only 646-8632. Marlow s, 867 Mam Street. DMISC. FOR SALE cocktail coffee table, for- References. No pets, $295. 1967 FORD LTD: Good 0876 or 528-6631. Experience desired. Posi Rooms lor Rent 52 available. Telephone 523- MANCHESTER - affor ’ ' 649-5221. mica top. (^Id. JExcellent ...... 7047. 228-3540. running condition, body tion to begin in January. This raglan crew blouse dable two bedroom, kids good. Asking $600 or best INVENTORY CONTROL BRICK, BLOCK, STONE - Household Goods 40 Te'ephonc PHOTO-OUIDE A U t u n ATTRACTIVE SLEEPING ------o.k. $225. Capitol Homes, Send letter and resume to: in knit is comfortable and ROOM, shower/bath. MANSFIELD CENTER - offer. Telephone 646-8390. EXCLUSIVE l2•W-24^1^ warm on chilly days. FOUR ROOM 236-5646. SUPER PART TIME JOB Director of Pupil Per CLERK needed for Concrete. Chimney r.V^l.***********’ ******* Private entrance. Apply: Woodsedge Apartments. w h olesa le distributor. Renairs "N o Job Too DSEU ...... No. 5926 has knit direc APARTMENT - Special sonnel Services, Coventry 195 Spruce Street between ONE MONTH’S FR E E storage. Free 1979 CUTLASS SUPREME We have a telephone Public Schools, 78 Ripley Duties to include parts in- S ” Call M4-83M fo? REFRIGERATORS, o . . A set of lovely blouses for tions for Sizes Small, Me M ANCH ESTER - heat - fully leaded, brown vinyl ventory control, telephone S ates WASHERS, RANGES - TAG SALES the hBif-sizer with easy- dium and Large (6-16 fits' 11 a.m. and'2:30 p.m. RENT. Newly renovated, parking.Refrigerato'r, paid, five rooms, $350. sales position now open Hill Road, Coventry or call ------country setting. Two stove and heat. Cali after 3 top. $4500. Call 643-964$ 742-8913. contacts, varied office ______^______Clean, Guaranteed. Parts, fitting raglan sleeves and bust 30-40) inclusive. Capitol homes, 236-5646. anytime. Keep trying. in our conveniently functions. Experience . & Service. Low prices!' ...... a choice of collars. TO ORDER, ttnd $1.90 lor eacR Ma n c h e s t e r room for bedrooms. From $285 to p.m. 643-1035. located E, Hartford of uttern, plui 90$ lor pniUtt and rent. $110 per month plus % 1^25, includes appliances preferred, but will train B.D. Pearl & Son, 649 Main No. 8271 with Photo- )iandllnE. M ANCH ESTER - Two fice. Hours 9 am - 1 pm SECRETARY WITH gooiJ utilities. 230-7531 Ext. 2303 and parking. 429-1270, 233- 1966 MUSTANG Converti Call 528-3781 for interview ^ Street. 643-2171. INDOOR TAG SALE AND Guide is in Sizes 12% to RNNE CRBOT FOUR ROOM bedroom apartment at Sun ble. 6 cyl., automatic. or 5 pm - 9 pm. High typing skills. Some 24%. Size 14%, 37 bust, after 5 p.m., 647-8353. 9660 or 232-0761. and appointment. EOE. M&M P&H, Manchester •••••••••••••••••••••••• CRAFT SHOW - exhibitors he NMdMtar Rardd TENAMENT. Mature ny Brook Village. $440 in Michelin radials. Excellent hourly rate plus high statistical work. Will assist 6,49-2871. Small repairs. Articles tor Sale 41 wanted for December 12th top, 244 yards 45-inch; 1190 Rat. i l Rmtrlcaa cludes heat, not water, controller. Benefit center, 2% yards; bottom, . Ntar VorR, N.v. 10096 M ANCH ESTER - nice 3 ROOM APARTMENTS married couple. condition. Asking $2995.' bonus to start. Call remodeling, heating, ...... and 13th. Telephone 649- appliances and air- Telephone 633-0271 7:30-5 package included. SHIPPING & 2% yards, Iflnt Nana. Rddrttt aritti ZIP clean room for rent. AVAILABLE Ridgewood Street. No Bridgid for interview, baths, kitchens and water . 7373 or 643-07OT. conditioning. ideal for Telephone 522-9006. RECEIVING CLERK - TO ORbER, l.nd $1.90 for oach CODE and ttyla Nunber. Reliable person. Telephone IMMEDIATELY. Heat, appliances. $225. Security. p.m. Permanent position for heaters. Free estimates! 'TlT attonI, plus sot for poafatt and 1982 ALBUM with 16-page 643-5873, older couple. No pets. •••••••••••••••••••••••• BanOllpR. 646-2351 after 4 p.m. hot water, appliances. Damato Enterprises, 646- 569-4993 experienced individual in ALUMINUM SH E E TS GIFT SECTION with full aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa References; Sec'urUy. Call Motorcycles-BIcycles 64 $180 PER WEEK PART C & M Tree Service, Free $UE BUINEn directions. Price ... $2.25. 1021. AMERICAN FROZEN FOODS parts department o f used as printing plates. .007 INSIDE - record cabinet, Iki lhacMar RardO Apartments for Rent 53 after 6 pm, 646-3911. estimates. Discount senior BOOKS RT $1.29 ERCH ROCKVILLE - On busline. TIME at home. Webster, wholesale appliance dis thick, 23x28%’ . 50c each, albums, encyclopedias, 1190 Rati of Rinerleat • ••••••••••••••••••••••• ■ ' ■■ " — 1979 CM-400 T, Excellent citizens. Company a j M - D O U S - e id and Ntw. Hon Brand new three room MANCHESTER - Deluxe America’s foremost dic tributor. Candidate should or 5 for $2.00. Phone 643- kitchen items, bedspreads, Naw Yoiti, H.Y. 10019 MANCHESTER- One and EAST HARTFORD - 2 condition, asking $1100. INSPECTOR - Must have Manchester owned and . to droit tbini baar to naba tkin. apartments - Extra large one bedroom townhouse, tionary company needs have knowledge of 2711. They MUST be picked room rug, many Christmas Print Nana. ROOrett wlUi z ip two ,bedroom apartments bedroom, brand new 8900 miles. Call 528-6849. experience with air-craft operated. Call 646-1327. CODE, Stria NsmOtr and SUt. BUIIYI. 24 rooms with large closets. private entrance, patio and home, worKers to update appliance parts and UPS up before 11:00 a.m. only. gift ideas, decorations and piKdd and appllRaad dtalni. available. Centrally linoleum & wall to wall parts. Apply in person: New '81 FASHION with $300 per month. Security full basement. Includes KZ400 Deluxe 1978 local mailing lists. All snipping procedures. Call much more. Moving, 51 RUO TMEfZ BOOKS RT $2J9 ERCH. located on busline near carpeting, heat, hot water, SOLAR MACHINE, 757 Rake in-dollars from un Sueoeas in Sew ing, ia and references required. heat, appliances, carpeting KAWASAKI, fairing, a g es, experience un Mr. Festor at 528-3781 for shopping center and parking. Near busline. Call Goodwin Street, East Hart- Foster Street, Manchester filled with appeiuing Available January 1st. and air-conditioning. $430 necessary. Call 1-716-842- interview appointment. used but useful items with FIREWOOD - $90 a cord schools. For further details 528-2914. 9:30-5:30, or 528- baggage-rack, saddle'bags, 'o r'inceifio/) (upstairs rear). December desigins. A l s o 2 Telephone 875-1128 9-5 monthly. No pets. Damato Pall 449-79*14 O in i n ----■ 1. ft tK call 649-7157 1719 after 6 p.m. low mileage. $1350. 688- ?i’?l‘.7 a rV ,W iirera; Monaav-Saturdav Er.'-.rr-irec. 846 1021 i. i V.