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By Helen Thomas Possible presidential moves could ports expires at the end of the year Admiral James Nance, acting He said any actions will have he indulged in some of his favorite United Press International include ordering a curb on the U..S, unless renewed. national security adviser, informed more meaning if the allies join in, outdoor pastimes — clearing under­ sale of high technology to the But there were no indications that Reagan by telephone of their but the United States is determined brush and chopping wood. LOS ANGELES - President Soviets and blocking the sale of gas in the first group of sanctions — proposals for a tougher response to move unilaterally if necessary. Reagan prepared today to announce He j-eturned to the Century Plaza pipeline equipment they need to which might be announced as early against Soviet involvement in a series of economic and political The Reagan administration this Hotel in Los Angeles in the late build a 2,400-mile natural gas as today — Reagan would go as far Poland. year ended the partial grain em­ afternoon to join his wife Nancy, his sanctions against the Soviet Union pipeline from Siberia to Western as breaking off nuclear arms reduc­ None of the U.S. steps are bargo imposed by President Carter oldest daughter Maureen and her in reprisal for the military Europe. tion talks with the Soviets or expected to change the Kremlin’s in early 1980 after the Soviet inva­ husband Dennis Ravell, and his crackdown in Poland. An indefinite suspension of talks abrogating the Helsinki human course, but some were aimed in part sion of Afghanistan, and has pledged youngest daughter Patti Davis for a CONAIR Pro-Styie Aides said Reagan intends to on a new griin sales agreement for rights pact because of alleged at putting public opinion pressure on not to use such a selective embargo private dinner. “ tighten the screws” against the 1983 between the two countries also violations in Poland. 1250 Watt Hair Dryer POLAROID One-Step instant Camera Western European allies. again. The Soviets have contracted. Soviets, who he blames for in­ was under consideration. He planned to clear his desk today Bright, beautiful full color prints at the The president made his decision to Caldor Reg. Price ...... 19.99 stigating the Warsaw government’s Other steps being weighed were An administration official, who for 11 million tons of grain under the of 36 bills passed by Congress in the touch of a button...automatlcafly, in retaliate against the Soviets on imposition of martial law. moves to curtail agreements in the briefed a group of European 'present one-year accord allowing final days before adjournment, in­ Caldor Sale Price...... 16.70 seconds! No wonder It's America’s 29.76 But they said the initial escalation recommendation of top policy ad­ them to buy up to 23 million tons. favorite Instant cameral Our Reg. 36.97 maritime and aviation fields. These reporters Monday, said the United cluding the nearly $200 billion of pressure on the Soviets to force visers who met for 2’/2 hours Mon­ 2 Mfr. Mail-in Rebate ...... 5.00 cover landing rights for the Soviet States is convinced the western Reagan, in California for a week- Defense Department appropriations day in Washington. •POLAROID SX 70 Color Fitm an end to the crackdown in Polond airline Aeroflot at American air­ powers "cannot remain silent when long New Year’s holiday stay, spent measure and the restoration of the would involve "light and measured” ports. The pact that allows Soviet Afterward, Vice President George the Polish workers are being five hours at his mountain-top ranch $122-a-month minimum Social YOUR FINAL COST . . . . •1-P«k(l0ahota)___:,... ,6.96 •2-Pak(20«hola)...... 12.96 11.70 COLOR ROLL FILM steps. Bush, counsellor Edwin Meese and crushed.” near Santa Barbara Monday where Security benefit 4 heats, 2 speeds plus spot-dry ships to put into some 40 American concentrator nozzle. Model #085 *Se« Clark for d e ta ils . DEVELOPING SPECIAL SETS OF 9 WEST BEND Pal and arrests 12-to>30 Cup COLOR PRINTTS ,!bW'ENBRAII y T ~r . Party Perk Coffeemaker BIEOI ' ;i-- i t C”' 5 Our FOR 'ringleaders' Reg. 24.99 17.88 ■vy-. Delicious coffee for holiday gatherings! Easy-cleari polished THE PRICE OF aluminum with lock-on poly­ >Yrapp/no ^ ^ P T . propylene lid. Model #58030 af caal strike When you leave your next roll of 'Artificia, C hrts,r

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Slight liquor price drop seen The authorities' broadcasts about announced the arrests or orders for cious snacks with fewer calories! arrests of strike leaders appeared to the arrests of another 12 leaders of be intended to stifle further active (Not all models in all stores; *By our leading Independent lab. Good on C41 film, 110,126 or 35mra. recent strikes at the Huta Katowice protests by the country's work store stock only; sorry, no ratnchecks.) Offer expires January 9; 1982. ' ^ steelworks and the Ziemowit and force. Manchester retailers say law repeal to hpve limited effect Wujeck coal mines, ' Remnants of the Solidarity union The roundup of the strike leaders have been organizing a campaign of in Silesia aparently was part of a passive resistance, however, and Consumers can expect to pay slightly less Corriveau predicted that consumers will personality what they may lack on.the price larger campaign to force the the most recent reports reaching the for all their liquor purchases, with extra-big look for bigger discounts than the stores can tag. crippled Polish econorhy back into West indicated widespread opposi­ savings on special buys, after the first of the offer. E SAVE ON T h e s e / NEW FROM SONY | “ I might lose somebody for a nickle or action, but reports reaching the tion to the military takeover was year, Manchester area liquor store owners "The only thing that’s going to save me is dime,!’ he said, but added that he believes West indicated the military was showing up in incidents of sabotage. said today. service and neighborhoods. There'll always TAPE SALE most customers will continue to patronize the having difficulty. A number of key factories I TOP SELLING LPS/ SAVE OVER ®100 £ The savings will be the result of the repeal be price seekers who go elsewhere,” he said, stores with better service. A substantial number of Poles throughout the country did not Every 8-Track, Every Cassette iv of the minimum markup law, which takes (ither dealers echoed the thought that "W e’re going to continue to give the lowest were back at work in the third week reopen Monday morning, the first effect Jan. 1. The law, which set retail prices neighborhood stores will survive. prices possible,” he said. "W e ll discount of martial law rule, but defiant regular workday following the for beer, wine and liquor under a complex Jeff Graham, assistant manager of some items and some we will keep the same. workers appeared to be using other Christmas holiday. Among them Choose from Rock •Jazz •Pops state formul'a guaranteeing profits for Harvest Hill Package Store, said he didn’t We will survive.” forms of protest, including were several shipyard facilities in tO\rg/i retailers, made Connecticut liquor prices think. the competition between package •Classical •Broadway •Country, more! Herman says he believes more package sabotage, against the military Gdansk and Szczecin, where support C among the steepest in the nation. stores will send people out to bigger stores in regime. ^A5Co stores will pass on distributor discounts to for the Solidarity union had been es­ Most liquor retailers contacted said overall search of bargains. •1000’s of Titles to Choose From. customers instead of keeping them as profits. The Soviet news agency Tass and pecially strong. price-slashing will only take place in a small “ People will continue to buy at the same Several retailers fear the supermarkets its counterpart in Hungary, MTI, Warsaw radio said Tuesday the number of stores, with the majority of liquor little package store down the street no matter Atlantic ■1 Atlantic will drop their beer prices to cost and sell the both reported from Warsaw today Lenin Shipyard in Gdansk, where stores sticking to the wholesalers' what the price is somewhere else,” he said. '■everage as a "loss leader" to attract that the ruling military council was Solidarity was founded in August . "suggested retail price” and running specials Don Klaing of the Lock, Stock and Barrel Foreigner W G enesis Roing Stone customers. Others belieye large retailers will preparing a decree about conscript 1980, would not reopen until next on certain items. said the repeal will help him "take care” of drop their prices to force competition out of tabor. Monday "due to the necessity of en­ FORBGNBt RoBng Stones "You won’t see major lowering of prices, his regular customers and senior citizens by abacab the market and then raise them to normal And Soviet Foreign Minister An­ suring an adequate supply of ROUMG STONES even with the big package stores,” said an offering sales and discounts. levels. drei Gromyko told U. S. Am ­ ------YOU materials and adequate preparation employee of the Forest Package Store. "You Steve Brown of the Cooper Street Package However, Roxie E. Leone, owner of the bassador Arthur Hartman the of work. " just have to play everything by ear,” Store predicted that the repeal will “ help W. large Town Line Liquor store at 366 Spencer United States should keep out of Closure of the Lenin yard was one «CU( m MIMM WUM m Most retailers said the profit margin will everybody.” Consumers will pay less, and 6.33 Polish affairs, Tass reported. • W IM iM U k ' St., believes there is still room for the small of the first decrees enacted by the • ‘HOOKED ON CLASSICS* not allow them to cut their prices drastically, retailers will get their customers back from businessman “ who is competitive and enter- It said Gromyko emphasized that military council that took over the .v.im 9 Walter Silkowski of Brown’s Package Store Massachusetts, which had had substantially prisijig." "The nieasures taken by the Polish cou-’ try Dec. 13. It has now been out . *PLACIDO DOMINGO ‘Perhaps Love* said the retailers now make about a 20 per­ lower prices, and sales will increase. Herman agrees, noting that those dealers leadership to norm alize and of ; Lion longer than it was during A&M SONY ‘Betamax* Front-Loading cent profit on sales. "The ones who want to wheel and deal and •HALL & OATES ‘Private Eyes* who are washed away by the competition stabilize the situation in the country the J80 strikes. "If we give half of that away, we’ll get 10 work on a small margin will go out of The Go-Go’s Video Cassette Recorder probably should not be in the business. are a matter of the Poles As a counterpoint to the regime’.s The Kinks percent," he said. " I t ’s tough to operate a business,” he said. "The ones who are fair •DIANA ROSS ‘Why Do Fools Fall In Love’ “ Competition is good for the themselves and them alone.” wariness about industrial produc­ (.(> C O S business on that in these times. You can put and who pass their specials along to their marketplace,” he said. "It could have some A Polish government cofhmittee tion, military authorities said they •ABBA‘The Visitors* your- money in a money market and make 12 customers will prosper. good effects if it’s done in the right manner. " studying the draft ‘proposed to app­ percent— and that’s without working for it.” were extending the relaxation of in­ a " I t ’s going to be helpful for everybody." ly the decree to all men in the 18 to 6.97 •ROD STEWART ‘Tonight I’m Yours’ “ The retailers are the ones who have to Town Line’s Leone said that while the ternal travel regulations — first Gary Herman, co-owner of Thrifty EACH 45 age group who d° not work or offered to Poles as a one-week Our Reg. 799.70 take the licking,” Said Don Corriveau of Cor- Package Store, 694 Hartford Road, said the ramifications of the repeal are still unclear, •THE CARS‘Shake It Up’ study,” Tass said, "particularly Christmas present — indefinitely Series S898 Records in Beta II and III modes; plays back in vy’s Package Store. "Small stores like smaller stores will continue to compete with “ If we can buy it cheaper, we’ll sell it those whose sources of income can­ •YES 'Classic Yes’ myself are the ones who will be hurting.” the larger stores, making up in service and cheaper." not be recorded.” No further details Beta I, II and III modes. Has remote control with were given. •HENRY PAUL BAND ‘Anytime’ Betascan rapid advance; freeze-frame feature Other Tapes Available Polish radio mentioned the and pause control. Also includes clock/timer conscript-labor decree only briefly. Economic At Similar Savings •FRANK SINATRA ‘She Shot Me Down’ and digital counter. Model #SL5000 The action appeared to be aimed at 2 •CAROL HENSEL ‘Dance & Exercise Program’ both political opponents of the regime and black-market index down Arista Columbia •JOURNEY ‘Escape’ speculators. Barry Barbra The only information about M anilow S tre iran d •OZZY OSBOURNE ‘Diary of a Madman’ Long decline in farms halted a rrests at P ia s t cam e in a WASHINGTON (UPI) - The \ I EMREKA one-sentence announcement by War­ government’s index of leading in­ STRUSAND . •LOVER BO Y‘Get Lucky’ li I .\. \:i. \M MtMlWIiS saw radio: "Twelve ringleaders of dicators, a barometer of the state of the protest action have been the economy, declined 0.3 percent in WASHINGTON (UPI) - The an increasing number of large He said there is strength in the small farms will rise by 18 percent arrested by the military November — a much smaller drop number of American farms rose this farms and a decreasing number of diversity of American farm size. to 20 percent by the end of this prosecutor’s office.” than in recent months, the year for the first time since the middlesized farms." The numbers also reflect a back- decade, Only maintenance crews were on Commerce Department reported Great Depression, ending a migra­ He said owners of middlesized to-the-Iand movement by Americans A farrti was defined as a place that duty today at the mine, the radio today. tion from the farm and a sharp farms have found they must get who farm small a'creages and work sells $1,000 or more worth of said, indicating there may have Despite the slower decline, decline in farm numbers over the larger, go out of business, or com­ in other jobs. A recent Agriculture agricultural produce in a typical been damage during the 15 days the analysts said it is still to early to tell past 45 years. bine a smaller farm operation with Department small farms sym­ year. workers held the facility in their un­ Diana Ross The number of farms rose 0.3 per­ another job. from the latest figures, when the Rush posium concluded the number of PleaNC turn to page 10 derground protest against the All The SONY cent in 1981 to 2.436 million. The economy may pull out of its current Exit military council that seized control recession. ^ peak was 6.8 million farms in 1935, of Poland Dec. 13. Great Hits The government has estimated Stage Left when the last increase was In addition to the Piast strike recovery will start around mid-1982. recorded. leaders, seven reputed leaders of The nationwide migration from It was the fourth straight drop in 10.84 / SONY Beta 41/^-Hr. Blank Video Casaatte Today's Herald the just-ended Huta Katowice steel 9.94 farms to cities and suburbs pulled four months. The November decline Series Assures sharp, clear pictures and sound H l f i G O mill strike have been arrested, War­ Series reproduction—recording after recording! I O a i S O down farm numbers to 5.6 million by compared with slightly revised X I398 saw radio said. Five other activists W1298 Your VCRdeseryesSONYcassette8.#L750T our Reg. 16.48 1950 and 2.9 million by 1970 while New York team stops East Catholic hoopsters decreases in the index of 2.1 percent (Cassette only) Thinking warm involved in strikes at the Ziemowit remaining farms got bigger. The MCC earns finals in Cougar Classic ... Page 8. in September and 1.6 percent in Oc­ and Wujek coal mines were ordered •SONY 3-Hr. Blank Video CasselieffLsoo, Our Reg, 14.99 12.88 low was 2.428 million farms in 1980. tober. The dip reported for August When Manchester residents think warnp, they arrested, a broadcast late Monday Following release of the was 0.8 percent. just dpn't think kerosene heaters and leg Index night said, but it was not clear if Agriculture Department report The index in November stood at warmers. They think Hawaii and Barbados. they had been taken into custody. Monday, department economist 127.8. It has declined 7 percent since That’s what the travel agents are saying Ziemowit, a mine adjacent to Lyle Schertz characterized the in­ anyway. Page 13. Advice ..... 13 Lottery ... ^...... z its high point last April. MANCHESTER VERNON Piast, was the scene of another un­ crease as "a leveling off” rather Area towns ...... 16 Obituaries ...... 10 Six of 10 components of the index 1145 Tolland Turnpike TrI-City Shopping Center derground sit-in that ended earlier. than a reversal of a trend, but said, Classified...... 18-19 Peopletalk...... 2 contributed tq this m ath 's decline: In sports Wujek, also in Katowice province, "That’s a significant change in Com ics...... 17 Sports'...... 7-9 the average workwt^, Hhe rate of was the mine where Polish security STORE HOURS: » SUN. 12 NOON TO 5 PM « MON., TUES., WED. 10 AM TO 9 PM • THURS. (New Year’s Eve) 10 AM TO 6 PM • FRI. (New Year’s Day) 11 AM TO 5 PM itself.” New York Giants ready for next te s t... 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rate drops LO W ES T TEMSESATUflES -10 -ID MIAMI By J'Jancy Thompson lot of people get involved to further wrong person,” he added. AUGUSTA, Maine (UPI) - “ Manchester is and has been iffOCNP -X ------W n their own careers, not because they Herald Repdrter T going through growing pains. A lot Preliminary state police statistics show really care.” of people would like to see it staji the crime dropped for the first 10 months of It’s not easy to pin a label on Faucher’s involvement with the •MOWtM ^ now same. A lot would like to see it stay 1981, with decreases in shoplifting, bicy­ E Z 3 Robert A. Faucher. town of Manchester began shortly UPI WEATHER FOTOCAST • like it was 30 years ago. People cle thefts, and motor vehicles and The recently-elected head of the after he moved here about five don't want to see it grow. accessories. Human Relations Commission and years ago. He originally started Typhoon kills “ The total crime rate for the first 10 founder of the Manchester Citizens going to Board of Directors’ “ I think it's a matter of the town months of the year is down 2.3 percent,” for Social Responsibility is known meetings'because they were held at growing and other people deciding Richard Rideout, of the Maine State around town as an active and out­ the old Senior Citizen Center, about they want to live here. The town is 137 Filipinos Police’s Uniform Crime Report division spoken liberal. a block from where Faucher lived at obviously going to grow. The best said Monday. The UCR' has compiled Weathtfr It’s a label he’s willing to acclept, the time. way to do it is planned growth. You crime statistics from departments MANILA, .Philippines (UPI) — Presi­ since it’s something that most peo­ “ I was amazed at three or four in­ can grow and still retain the city of across the state on a monthly basis since dent Ferdinand E. Marcos declared an ple can identify, but it’s one that dividuals who would make biased, village ch a rm " 1974. emergency today in four provinces needs a few alterations in order to negative statements, always The figures show Maine bucking a HE SAID he moved to where Typhoon Lee killed 137 people and fit. knocking one group or another, and national trend of increasing crime, Manchester because of its “ City of left more than half a million homeless in Faucher is a liberal, but one who nobody rebutted them,” he said. “ So fueled by inflation, unemployment and Village Cbarm" qualities. a weekend rampage. Today’s forecast doesn’t see business as an evil or an I started standing up and rebutting • fewer law enforcement officfals to patrol enemy. On the contrary, good “I think Manchester is a very The Armed Forces Office of Civil Becoming partly cloudy and windy this afternoon., them.” and make arrests. business principles and organization Faucher’s defense of the liberal typical American town,” he said. Defense, in its latest report, said the ,4 ia ij Highs 35 to 40. Clear and cold tonight. Lows in the mid Public Safety Commissioner Arthur A. make good government, he says. position against those the calls “ the “ I'd like Manchester to be a model typhoon killed 137 people and injured 782. UPI photo teens to low 20s. Sunny Wednesday. Highs in the low and Stilphen said the state’s strengthened He calls himself a progressive, community. One whose government The Ministry of Social Services said mid 30s. Winds shifting to the northwest and increasing conservative clique” stems from his criminal code, passed in 1975, is helping “ because you have to move ahead,” is honest. One where people can live the storm damaged or destroyed 76,169 to 15 to 25 mph this afternoon northwest 10 to 20 mph belief that “ an individual has a to reduce crime throughout the state. but favors old-fashioned values. and work together. I want houses and 548.525 people were being Today in history tonight and Wednesday. responsibility to put something into cared for by relief agencies. He is a Vietnam veteran who the community where he lives.” f Manchester to be the community believes he owes his country a debt. my children could grow up in, if I On Dec. 29, 1851, the first Young Men’s Christian Association chapter HE SAID he feels an added 2 Although he has never held elec­ had children." He is single. opened in Boston. This photograph, published in "Frank Leslie's VCLU head responsibility to speak out because Extended outlook tive office — a move he says he’ll A resident of a^h apartment com ­ of his experience in the Army in Illustrated Newspaper" in December of 1869, shows the first YMCA- probably make someday — Faucher plex on Henry Street, Faucher said Extended outlook for New England Thursday through 1970-71. Bear eludes owned building in New York City. rejects request is a familiar figure on Manchester’s Herald photo by Thompson his parents “ used to take us on Saturday: “ I was in the service in a time political scene. drives through Manchester to show .MassurliuHF'IlH, Rhode Isluiid and Connecticut: Fair that was a very sad part in MONTPELIER, Vt. (UPI) - The The cochairman of the us the houses" London police Thursday and Friday. Chance snow and rain Saturday. American history,’’ he said. Robert A. Faucher says his involvement In duty toward the community that grew out of Head of the Vermont Civil Liberties Manchester Citizens for Social Rep- Daytime highs upper 20s to the upper 30s. Overnight “ Probably the biggest responsibility Manchester politics is a result of a sense of his experiences in Vietnam. He v.as the fifth of six children ‘War’ on waste declared Union has been asked by the Moral sonsibility, Faucher, 31, appears at LONDON (UPI) — Some 50 policemen lows teens and 20s. a veteran has is to work toward c.li boys — in a family that lived in a Majority to help finance a campaign a number of town meetings span­ Massachusetts and we expect to see a creating the kind of world where four-room apartment when he was 9 BOSTON (UPI) - Regional ad­ armed with automatic rifles and helped against the VCLU’s parent organization, ning the spectrum, including the ministrator Lester A. Sutton has good deal of activity on sites in our other Vietnams won’t exist.” your dues to your country. I can growing up. Faucher said he ap­ by a helicopter and a zoo expert failed to the American Civil Liberties Union. Board of Directors, Planning and for Social Responsibility; chairing FAUCHER .SAID he has con­ declared war on hazardous waste and states in the six-state region,” Sutton National forecast | His service experience was a stand around and bitch that I was preciates the space, of having his track down a bear that was sighted in the VCLU director Barry Steinhardt said Zoning Commission, Board of the Mayor’s Special Committee on sidered running for elective office has promised cleanup of abandoned sites said. shock, Faucher said. He described used. But that won’t change the fact own apartment, but describes East End of London. he won’t oblige Moral Majority Presi­ Education, and Economic Develop­ Condominium Conversion, and the and “ Someday 1 probably will ... if I The bear was seen Sunday evening by will be the federal Environmental Despite being “ enormously expensive By United Press International Louisville pc himself as a “perfectly happy 19- that I was used or keep other people himself as “ rent poor. " dent Jerry Falwell’s request for a $15 City it Fcst Hi Lo Pep Memphis pc ment Commission, of which he was Planning and Zoning Subcommittee think there's support and no one else Protection Agency's top priority in New and time consuming," he said the job year-old kid,” living in East Hart­ from being used. I have nine nieces three boys after they had seen prints in contribution to fight what Falwell called Albuquerque c 46 20 .... Miami Bech pc a member until he resigned last on the town comprehensive plan. comes forward" “ 1 always figured when I could af­ the snow and heard growling. England. can be accomplished with state coopera­ Anchorage c 02 - 0 9 . .. Milwaukee c ford at the time, working and and nephews and I don’t want them “ the single most destructive threat to Asheville pc 43 36 .... Minneapolis cy week. “ That doesn’t leave a lot of time ford to pay $400 a month for housing,. “ We were really terrified," said Tom­ tion. hanging out in Manchester at the to go through that.” “ You reach a point where you've He said Monday that “ 1982 will be our traditional American way of life.” Atlanta pc 44 41 .77 • Nashville pc He was recently appointed to the for other interests,” Faucher noted. I'd have a house, " he said. my Murray, 12. “ It was close and just “ A good beginning has been made,” Billings s 10 -01 .or. New Orleans r Center Park wall and a drive-in got to take another street or avenue remembered as the year in which an all- Steinhardt speculated he got on the Birmingham pc 59 38 Human Relations Commission and Sutton said. New York pc called “ Deci’s.” FAUCHER SAID he chose to Faucher, who works as a general to keep pushing for the things you Faucher said he has no personal looked huge," out attack on problems associated with Moral Majdrity’s mailing list because he Boston cy 34 32 .10 Oklahom Cty c was elected chairman of the group Fresh tracks were discovered Monday A $5.4 million appropriation has been Brwnsvll Tx.cy 83 r.9 Omaha c /'A ll of a sudden I was pulled out become active in town politics manager for Nationwide Moving want. I'll probably have more effect agenda of goals to meet for himself improper and illegal disposal of wastes once requested information about the at his first meeting. morning but the snow began to melt made from the federal Superfund to Buffalo s 36 29 32 Philadelphia pc of that,” he said. because “ politics starts in the Company in Bloomfield, said he is on the Human Relations Commis­ was launched.". conservative evangelical group. Chrlstn S.C. cy 51 50 ,70 Phoenix c 68 43 “ Most people want the same during the day. “ It will certainly make resim e cleanup activities ht the former 43 40 WHAT BINDS these diverse “ You’re brought up to respect towns” and people’s attitudes are trying to cut back on the number of sion than standing before the Board Falwell, in his fundraising letter, said Charltt N.C. pc .10 Pittsburgh cy 40 29 things — a house where they feel our search more difficult,” police said. “ We already have underway.a substan­ Picillo pig farm in Coventry, considered Chicago c 28 -01 .06 Portlana M. pc 32 28 groups together for Faucher is the your government and believe in it best affected at that level. m eetings he attends from an of Directors" the ACLU is using the court system to Cleveland cy 34 28 .29 safe, kids, a job, somebody to love A police spokesman said “ It's either tial amount of cleanup work at sites in Rhode Island's largest illegal toxic Portland Or. cy 46 33 issues they confront, the issues that and you see government doing His involvement has included average of three to two each week. Faucher said he believes the com ­ undermine American values, and he Columbus cy 36 28 .10 Providence cy and a place where they feel com for­ genuine or an elaborate hoax” but New Hampshire, Rhode Island and waste dump. Dallas c f.4 28 . .... Richmond c interest him, the “ people issues.” things that shock and shame you. working in JOIN in an unsuccessful In any leftover spare time, mission elected him as chairman charged the legal organization has ties to Denver pc table. explained the search in the Hackney 31 14 .... St. Louis c ' “ One of the problems with govern­ You feel you’ve got to do something campaign to retain the Community Faucher said, he likes to socialize, because they “ want to remain an ac­ Communist groups. Detroit cy 23 .11 Salt Lake Citys Marshes area of East London would con­ El Paso pc €f. 29 .... San Antonio c ment is that not enough regular peo­ so that it doesn’t happen again. Development Block Grant Program read d r research topics at the tivist organization" “ I may have what 1 .wanted five Steinhardt said those comments tinue “ because if there is one it cojild be Hartford cy 38 31 .16 San Diego pc ple get involved,” Faucher said. “ A “ I don’t think you ever stop paying in town; The Manchester Citizens library. ' If they didn't they chose the .years ago, but I'm content. " amount to “ Red-baiting at its worst.” Honolulu cy 80 70 .... San Francisc r 55 51 very dangerous in a densely populated Ruling due in Lenox appeal “ We like to think of ourselves as the Indianapolis pc 34 If. .15 San Juan r 84 73 area of London.” Jacksn Mss pc 74 41 .... Seattle r 38 33 most conservative organization in Jacksonville 65’ 59 .... SPRINGFIELD. Mass. (UPI) - A main free while appeals are ongoing. Spokane s 25 14 America because we defend a document Kansas City e 20 ff. .... Tampa pc 78 58 state appeals court judge is expected to The seven were sentenced to V years Las Vegas c 5£ 35 .... Washington c 2 2 that’s almost 2(K) years old — that is, the 49 37 rule this week on a request to allow each in the Berkshire County House of Little Rock pc Wichita pc Small loan business better, Bill of Rights,” he said. Los Angeles pc seven teenagers convicted of Correction after being convicted last Oil price manslaughter in the death of two rival month of two counts each of involuntary high school students to remain free manslaughter in the deaths of Barry E. cut pressed during the appeals process. Griffin Jr., 19, and Richard W. Retzel, N.H. killer but no lines for mortgages Attorneys for the seven 1981 Lenox 18, both of Lee. High School graduates convicted in the The victims’ bodies were found in a By United Press International drowning of two teenagers from a late model Cadillac submerged in Laurel wins parole Lottery By Lisa Zowada Heritage's lending moratorium has done is "created interests among New York — The United Kingdom, neighboring community claimed Monday Lake in Lee, The car plunged into the Herald Reporter relators " trying to qualify buyers America's second largest foreign oil their clients did not get a fair trial and lake after an apparent revenge fight CONCORD, N.H. (UPI) - The New As president William Hale for rnortgages. supplier, is under pressure to cut prices asked Appeals Court Judge John between the seven and the two victims, Hampshire Parole Board today an­ predicted, people haven't been The bank's 20-year mortgage is following offers by Libya and Algeria to Greaney to allow the defendants to re­ police said. nounced it will parole convicted Numbers drawn in New New Hampshire Sunday: “ lining up for mortgages” since for 10 years less than the traditional reduce their crude by 50 cents a barrel, murderer Edward Coolidge on Jan. 1, England Monday: 1022. Heritage Savings and Loan Associa­ mortgage and Hale says the switch E industry sources said Monday. 1984, under certain conditions, including Connecticut daily: 775. Rhode Island daily: 8450. tion re-entered the lending market could save a borrower $72,300, at a New York — Kuwait Petroleum Corp., that he promise never to return to the Maine daily: 267. Vermont daily: 013. Resorts get dose of snow two weeks ago, after an almost five- slightly higher monthly rate. which spent almost $100 million to state. New Hampshire Mon­ Massachusetts daily: month hiatus. Hale said that on $50,000 borrowed acquire leases in nine countries this some slippery and slushy conditions and The board said Coolidge will be day: 6729. 1498. By United Press International But, Hale cautioned. “ This isn't over 30 years, a person would pay year, plans a substantial increase in in­ forcing commuters to take it slow on required to serve 18 months^ in a the time of year to be buying a $652 a. month, or $234,000 in all. ternational oil exploration activities, a Northern New England ski resorts, their way to work. minimum security prison at least 5(X) home," adding that the bank’s small But for $25 more a month, the loan petroleum newsletter said Monday. enjoying the best Christmas holiday In the North Country; the new snow miles from New Hampshire prior to his loan business has picked up. is taken for 20 years and the Houston — The city of Austin Monday season in years, basked in another dose was like white gold for ski area parole. No decision was made on where With the completion of its borrower ultimately pays about joined Houston Lighting & Power .Co: in of fresh snow today. In Vermont, some operators who struggled through three Coolidge will be sent. ownership conversion from $162,000. C a suit filed for breach of contract against areas have received up to two feet of seasons of sparse snow. Coolidge must also present the Parole depositors to shareholders on Dec. Hale said the completion of -the Brown & Root Inc., the former contrac­ snow in 48 hours. Vermont today got 2 inches to 8 inches Board with plans for his residence and 11, which raised $2.25 million. bank’s stock sale two weeks ago tor of the delayed, budget-troubled South Rain, sleet and light snow fell in the on top of about a foot of snow that fell employment at least 500 miles away Heritage began tending again last gave Heritage “ a great boost in the Texas Nuclear Project. southern New England states, causing Monday, Almanac from the state before his parole. week at a rate of 15.5 percent plus arm " and added the bank is con­ two points at 25 percent down for 20 sidering expansion through possible years. The norm for area banks Is 17 mergers or opening new. branches. The bank sold 300,000 of shares of By United Press International percent. The bank stopped accepting new stock to about 500 persons and in­ WILLIAM HALE Today is Tuesday, Dec. 29, the 363rd day of 1981 with mortgage applications Aug. 1, citing stitutions at $7,50 a share. . banker was right Feopletalk two to follow. the increased costs of borrowing The moon is moving toward its first quarter. money as the reason. The morning stars are Mars, Jupiter and Saturn. Hale said Dec. 17, he didn't think Herald photo by Pinto 14 boys, then girl The evening stars are Mercury and Venus. Heritage's absence from the lending Those born on this date are under the sign of market had produced a pent-up de­ Police lodge charges An Australian couple really has something to Capricorn. Kitchen help mand for mortgages. celebrate for the holidays: a daughter after 14 sons Andrew Johnson, 17th president of the United States, But, said Hale, what the end of in 20 years of marriage. was born’Dec. 29, 1806. Robert Vaughan, Grand Knight of the Knights $855 grant raised from a K of C’s Tootsie Roll On this date in history: in damage to apartment Mrs. Lillian Egan, 40, gave birth to Jennifer pf Columbus, and Laurie Prytko, director of the Drive. The freezer will be part of the new Now you know Margaret in Melbourne Nov, 19, two months In 1848, gas lights were installed at thb White House kitchen for the Sheltered Workshop. for the first time. Sheltered Workshop, adrhire a freezer which prematurely. On Monday Mrs. Egan, her husband the workshop hopes to purchase with part of a The greatest number of personal Police arrested Carnell Sherman. said George, 45, and their 14 sons, age 1 ^o 18, escorted In 1851, the first Young Men’s Christian Association Christmas cards sent out is believed 27, of 144 Center St.. Apt. 9, Monday, Sherman was taken to police chapter opened in Boston. the baby home from hospital to their tiny farm 60 to be 62,824 by Warner Erhard of San after he ransacked his rented roorn, headquarters and to be processed miles to the north. In 1972, a jumbo jetliner (an L-1011) crashed near Francisco, founder of est, in throwing a television through a While police were booking him a Said Mr. Egan, “ I’d almost given up hope of Miami, Fla., killing 99 people. Seventy-seven survived. December 1975. closed window. woman who lives in the Center having a girl. I mean we are quite happy with our In 1W5, 11 were killed and 75 hurt when a bomb Two boys face counseling Sherman was charged with Street building called and told police' boys, but to have a girl is fantastic — really exploded at LaGuardia Airport in New York City. criminal mischief and disorderly she had been assaulted by Sherman beautiful.” Historic Erie conduct after the owner of the The woman came to the station to A thought for the day: Irish poet, wit and dramatist building where Sherman lives, Ken gave a sworn statement and Sher­ 2 Oscar Wilde said, “ There is only one thing ih the world in 'KKK' spraying incident Erie, Pa., is named after the Erie Foust, called police to the scene. man was charged with third degree Gifts for a hero worse than being talked about, and that is not being Indians. It was the site of the con­ Police said they found Sherman assault in addition to the other talked about.” struction of the Ship “ Niagara” with throwing things around his room and charges. A I2-year-old boy who was virtually blind until un­ which Oliver Hazard Perry defeated smashing furniture. Sherman also .Graves. dergoing controversial treatment in the Soviet By Lisa Zowada police investigation into the the British in the battle of Lake Erie picked up a small television set and Sherman was released on $5(K) Capt. Joseph H. Brooks of the Union has been given special equipment that Herald Reporter Strawberry Lane incident and other in the War of 1812. threw it out a closed window, police bond for a court appearance Jan 11 enables him to see stars for the first time in his life. detective division has said the tree related vandalism. One' such inci­ Todd Cantrell received a set of lenses, called a Two 14-year-old Manchester boys, trunk incident and the spray­ dent occurred at the home of Ray “ night scope,” from Beverly HillS, Calif,, Mayor iianfl|PBlpr Hpralb one black, one white, who report^- painting of the Fishers’ home did Craddock, another black member of Tom Bradley and actors Charlton Heston and David ly admitted to spraying the letters not appear to be directly related and the Human Relations Commission. “ KKK” in shaving cream on a tree Doyle at ceremonies honoring the Dalton, Ga., Official Manchester Newspaper said the juveniles are suspected of The letters “ KKK” were written in youngster at the Beverly Wilshire Hotel. trunk Halloween night, have been only the Halloween-night occurence. chalk on his driveway. F ir e c a lls Todd told reporters, “ I took it out and looked USPS 327-500 VOL. Cl, No. 75 referred to a community agency for Brooks also said the fact that both Police are still investigating van­ 3f5. jhrough the thing last night. I saw a star. It was Published daily except Sunday and certain holidays by counseling, said Lt. Patricia a black youth and a white youth dalism and have not made any UPI photo something else, I never saw one before.” the Manchester Publishing Co., Herald Square, Graves, head of the Youth Services were invoived “ lends credence” to arrests on connection with the in­ Manchester, Conn. 06040. Second class postage paid at Unit of the police department. the boys’ explanation that the inci­ cidents. Manchester Lt. Graves said she considered a Sandy Dennis, Cher and Karen Black (left Manchester, Conn. POSTMASTER: Send address dent was a prank and not racially Saturday, 7:11 p.m. — Medical call, 284 Garden Drive about what happens in a small Texas town qumber of factors, such as the cir­ motivated. Woody comes home to right) began rehearsals Monday in New when a major film begins on-locatlon changes to Tlie Manchester Herald, P.O. Box 591, (Town), Manchester, Conn. 06040. cumstances, of the incidents and the Lt. Graves said the youths have Woody Herman is hoping a clarinet player from York tor "Come Back to the Five and shooting nearby. Cher will be making her youths’ behavioral background in been referred to a community work Dime, Jimmy Dean, Jimmy Dean." The Offices to close Saturday, 8:40 p.m. — Car fire, 214 Spencer St. Milwaukee can find happiness playing jazz in New Broadway debut. To subscribe, or to report a delivery problem, call 647- determining the action taken. program in which “ they will essen­ (Town). play, which opens on Broadway Feb. 18, is Orleans, / ,9946. Office hours are 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Monday When asked if the youths had ever tially be offering their services to NEW YEAR'S DAY All MVD offices will be closed Herman, who found|his way to New Orleans in the through Friday and 7 to 10 a.m. Saturday. Delivery been in trouble with the law before, the town.” Sunday, 10:49 a.m. - Chimney fire, 26 Jensen St. early 30s as an unknown saxophonist and blossomed Lt. Graves said, “ If they had, they Exactly what type of work the Friday and Saturday, Jan. 1 and 2. (Town). place for a man who ch’gs IreeUom musically. " should be made by 5 p.m. Monday through Friday and by into a legendary clarinet playerband leader of the rehearsals in New York h.eu. 1 for their Broadway 7:30 a.m. Saturday. wouldn’t have been referred to the youths will be doing has not been All offices will be open until 7:30 BRUNCH Big Band era, has opened his own nightclub in the play, “ Come Back to the Five-and Dime, Jimmy Suggested carrier rates are $1.20 weekly, $5.12 for one community agency.” decided yet, Lt. Graves said. p.m. today and "Wednesday to com­ Sunday, 4:21 p.m. — Medical call, ,89 Laurel St. (Town). Serveid 1 until 6 p.m. city that produced Louis Armstrong, P,ete Fountain Dean, Jimmy Dean,” which opens Feb. 18 at the month, $15.35 for three months, $30.70 for six months, The incident occurred oh the According to Lt. Graves; one of pensate for the New Year's Day holiday, according to MVD and A1 Hirt. It's only a few blocks from the Glimpses Martin Beck Theater ... and $61.40 for one year. Mail rates are available on ; evening of Oct. 31 at the intersection the youths has already begun '■ r ei ; ir,, ;o,,i.,ay j(\ of Leland Drive and Keeney Street, spokesman. They will also be open Sunday, 4:57 p.m. — Brush fire Salter’s Pond (Eighth tumbledown French Quarter that gave the world its Frank Sinatra, Luciano Pavarotti and George request. counseling and the other will begin District). ' 1 - x'l'ie ' .C.50 John Williams has signed a second two-year con- one day after the letters KKK and a TTiursday, from 8:30 a.m. to ‘ 4:30 own saucy, syncopated style. Shearing join forces Jan. 24 in a Radio City Music soon. uactasconductorofthe Boston Pops Orchestra , swastika were painted on the nearby p.m. Says Herman, “ This is the place I can reach a Hall gala to benefit Sloane-Kettcring Memorial To place a classified or display advertisement, or to Just how long the.youths are under Monday, 8:43 a.m. — Water call, 192 Main St. (Eighth Bugs Bunny plays a TV network executive in the ' Strawberry Lane home of Rubin . They will reopen on Tuesday, Jan. District). sensible kind of compromise. I can play what I like, Hospital ... report a news item, story or picture idea, call 643-2711. counseling, Lt. Graves said, half-hour “ Bugs Bunny's Mad World of Television” 5 from 8:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m., for yet I can play what the people love. It's a great Office hours are 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Fisher, a black member of the “ depends on the agency, the Cher, Sandy Dennis and Karen Black slart on CBS-TV Jan. II. Human Relations Commission. the convenience of the public. For Monday, 7:,57 p.m. — Electrical fire. Meadows East Friday. cooperation and the individual.” Convalescent Home, (Town). , For Reseivations Call, 643-2751 The youths were questioned about Brooks said police did not learn of the remainder of that week, the of­ the incident in mid-November and the incident until three days after its fices will be open normal business Monday, 7:57 p.m. - Medical call. 428 Hollister St. 45 EAST CENTER STREET • K4ANCHESTER. CT were subsequently referred to Lt. occurrence during an “ inlensive” hours. (Town). I - THE HERALD. Tues.. Dec. 29, 1981 THE HERALD, Tues., Dec, 29, 19«1 - .5

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where all the executive offices are WASHINGTON - There is agency. My intelligence sources tell classified. What had taken him 27 located, including that of the comp­ startling evidence that the General me, however, that there may be as minutes to get from the GAO en­ troller general. Account(ng Office — the in­ many as three Soviet moles in the trance to the records center is a At some point, GAO personnel in­ vestigative arm of Congress, with GAO. mystery. After obtaining the reports itiated direct telephone contact with . 725 EAST MIDDLE TPKE. MANCHESTER, CT. access to top-secret military infor­ GAO is generally regarded as a Jack Anderson he asked for, the Soviet intelligence (RT 6 OPPOSITE ST. BARTHOLOMEW CHURCH) mation — has been penetrated by rather humdrum agency composed official disappeared again — the Soviet official concerning some requests he had placed for reports Russian spies. of auditors looking for waste and Washington Merry-Go-Round returing 33 minutes later to the What is even more shocking is fraud in government contracts. But records center. Where he requested that had not been filled. This call that GOA's top officials, including to do their job, the GAO fiscal another 21 reports, most of them tipped off the Soviet agent, who then USDA CHOICE BONELESS BEEF AMERICAN ^ ^ ^ ^ former Comptroller General Elmar sleuths must have access to files of also classified. changed his brazen "collection” Staats, were aware of this almost congressional intelligence com­ The Soviets became so bold in pattern. Incredibly, the GAO per­ three years ago, but failed to tell mittees as well as all defense- their “ collection” that on March 27, sonnel neglected to report the BOTTOM ( i Congress or the FBI. related agencies. In short, the GAO Terrorism,” “ Marine Amphibious GAO studies that had not even been 1979, the KGB station chief phoned telephone call to the FBI. LAMB $ 1 9 3 My associate Indy Badhwar has is a veritable treasure trove of sen­ Forces Readiness” and “ U.S. Air printed, and were in fact classified the GAO in advance and requested GAO counter-intelligence agents Defense Capabilities in Europe,” • secret or top-secret. working on the case were told by ROUND y obtained a copy of a top-secret sitive national security information. disturbed investigators about this UPl photo "eyes only" internal report to According to the 1979 internal The eyes-only intelligence report For example, a Soviet intelligence “ curb service” incident was that the their supporters not to furnish copies of their findings to the FBI. Staats dated Aug. 3, 1979, which ,GAO report — which has been cor­ to Staats illustrated the potential official visited the GAO reports report in question was one that had Drawing made Monday shows Wayne B. Williams and defense at­ LEGS I impact of what it called “ the KGB center on Jan. 19, 1979, and been prepared totally within the They ignored the orders. One of the 2 roborated by congressional in­ spells put in chilling detail now torneys Mary Welcome (center) and Alvin Binder (right) at the first day Whole-Reg.-Dressed classified information on American vestigators — the Russian agents collection operation” by noting that requested 10 different reports. Four GAO; it had never been sent out in GAO investigators was theni ROAST lb. of the Williams trial in Atlanta. defense, preparations and nuclear were able to obtain at least 42 sen­ the Soviet Naval Journal described of them had not yet been printed, so draft form to other agencies for banished to a study of marine mam-'' mals. BEEF ROUND ' weapons secrets were given to sitive GAO reports, 15 of them in exact detail the location of U.S. he returned 11 days later and picked comment. $i98 MEATY $ i 9 8 Soviet KGB agents operating out of classified TOP SECRET. anti-submarine sound-surveillance them up. Obviously, he was privy to On March 30, 1979, the Soviet of­ The Soviet spy was still in place at RUMP ROAST...... I...... lb I SHOULDER BLADE CHOPS, .lb Washington. These are some of the reports that arrays at the very time the GAO advance information on the reports ficial showed up at the GAO at 12 least as late as June 1980, when the I Investigators for Sen. Orrin wound up in the KGB’s hands: “ The was auditing the program. . from some inside source. noon and visited an undetermined Russian intelligence official WHOLE OR HALF I $058 $ 0 8 8 Hatch, R-Utah, have confirmed that Effectiveness of F14A Phoenix Intelligence officials determined On April 27, 1979, the same Soviet office. Two hours later, while he appeared at the records center and Potential juror EYE ROUND ROAST ...... i b ^ the FBI conducted a four-month Weapons System,” "Operational that there were KGB moles inside intelligence official signed in at the was still in the building, two requested a GAO report — 18 days RIB LAMB C H O P S ...... C, probe of GAO recently, and con­ Problems Facing the Army's Ad­ the GAO when known Soviet agents GAO at 2:40 p.m. At 3:07 p.m., he Bulgarian intelligence ofHcials, before it had been printed. BONELESS Si 98 9 cluded thaf an unidentified soviet vanced Attack Helicopter,” “ The repeatedly requested — by exact in­ logged in at the records center and described as working for the KGB, Copyright, 1981, United Feature SIRLOIN TIP ROAST ...... ib I $ 0 8 8 agent is still working in the sensitive Diplomatic Community and ternal report control number — requested 11 reports, most of them visited the GAO’s seventh floor — Syndicate, Inc. fears for safety $ i 98 LOIN LAMB CHOPS ib^O TOP ROUND ROAST ...... ib^ SHOULDER CHOPS & LAMB STEW $ i 7 8 I LAMB C O M B O ...... ib I An editorial * ATLANTA (U P I) — Fear that his wife relationship with my wife and children. I and two children might become am frightened for them.” BONELESS TOP ROUND $048 $ 0 2 8 CHICKEN BREAST 1 “ targets” was not enough to excuse a After a conference with attorneys in CENTER CUT STEAKS...... i b ^ OVEN READY construction foreman from serving on the case. Cooper told the man the media 1st 4 RIBS y j lb. S2.18ib Mixed signals the jury that must try Wayne B. had been ordered not to reveal the names CUT FROM ROUND $068 D I D D / ^ A O X 5thto7RIBS Williams, accuse of two of the 28 or addresses of anyone chosen to serve n i D n U A O I $ o o q c h ic k e n l iv e r s murders of young blacks in Atlanta. on the jury. CUBE STEAKS...... , . .ib I t ♦ o.^ioib. 0QC|^ By the time the first day of jury selec­ “ Does that put your mind somewhat at , 'll’ from Reagan tion concluded Monday, Superior Court ease?” Cooper asked. Judge Clarence Cooper excused 19 of the “ Yes sir, somewhat,” replied the juror first batch of 47 potential jurors — 16 for without conviction. deli savings dairy savings Two weeks ago readers of the taken a hard-line anti-Soviet medical or family reasons and three Cooper refused to excuse the man. Manchester Herald were invited stance, blaming the Russians for Williams was escorted to the because they had formed firm opinions See Our Deli Manager, Fran For Your Party l a n d O’ LAKES o r t i r to participate in a nationwide almost everything that is wrong in the case. courthouse in handcuffs, under tight Platter. We Make Up The Finest Assortments CORN OIL MARGARINE . ... Ib, quarters poll concerning Ronald Reagan. In the world. If his public com- , Seventeen remained to be questioned security, from his isolation cell at the Possible! by attorneys today. ■' Fulton County Jail. Dressed in a beige SAUSEA $0^0 What do you think of our Presi­ ments on foreign policy seem Williams, 23, a black freelance open-neck shirt and vest-style sweater, Domestic Cooked H am ...... ib.*2.18 SHRIMP COCKTAIL...... 3-4oJcom a,ners^^. I » dent near the end of his first simplistic, his actions so far photographer, is charged with the he took notes on a legal pad and con­ Mucke’s Bologna...... ib.*1.88 PHILADELPHIA - 9 r u t- term in office? readers were have been inconsistent with his asphyxiation of Jimmy Ray Payne, 21, ferred with his attorneys prior to their e o . asked. rhetoric. We have not sent and Nathaniel Cater, 27, the last victim questioning, some of the jurors. Starfield Provolone Cheese ....ib.*2.28 CREAM CHEESE . BLUEBONNET The poll received a tremen­ troops to El Salvador, we have in the string of killings. The pudgy, Williams’ parents, both retired “Home Style” Cole S law ...... ib.58* schoolteachers, sat behind him. Alonzo dous response. The results not blockaded Cuba, we have not' bespectacled Williams is the only man All Our Cold Cuts Are Sliced To Order! SPREAD 2,b pKg*l . U y ever arrested in the two-year reign of Cater, father of one of the victims, sat in SWEET LIFE haven’t yet been tabulated, but a retaliated harshly yet over terror in the city’s poor black the back of the courtroom. cursory glance at the returned Poland. neighborhoods. The courtroom was packed with media SOUR CREAM leozYy' ballots shows that, while people The mixed signals'^'from Of the 28 victims, most were children, representatives and spectators, who had BREAKSTONE may love Reagan or despise Washington have done little to all were black and all were poor. to pass through a metal detector and sub­ PURCHASE EXCLUDING COUPON ITEM SOUR CREAM ooz Oy® “ The case is going to get a lot of mit to a “ pat-down” physical search & TOBACCO him, few are indifferent. On a earn the United States the inter­ 1 / HOODS SOUTHERN SUN r \ r k < r publicity,” the fifth potential juror before entering. A team of German E scale of one to 10, he received national respect Reagan seerhs ORANGE JUICE .g a i y y ® called Monday told the judge. “ I don’t shepherd police dogs was used to search I many ones and many 10s. to feel we are owed. know how much publicity the jurors will the courtroom and hallways for What is one to make of such a In only one foreign policy area . get. explosives during the lunch recess. Personal Size President? One year is hardly has he taken dramatic action, # “ But in today’s society, it seems like Among the jurors, excused Monday anytime anybody comes to the forefront were a balding white male in his 50s and frozen foods enough time for the historians to and that is in defense spen­ IVORY SOAP I they become a target for someone, said two white women in their 60s who told I assign Reagan his ranking ding. The U.S. is committed to the white, sandy-haired construction the judge they had formed^pinions as to CHEF-BOY-AR-DEE r \ r \ ^ among other presidents, but we spending tremendous sums to superintendent, “ I have a very close Williams’ guilt from media accounts. MUFFIN PIZZAS ^ can begin to see the direction in upgrade a nuclear arsenal that C TASTE-O-SEA s which he is taking us. already may be perfectly He has demonstrated tremen­ adequate to counter Soviet HADDOCK DINNERS 9oz Zy® dous domestic political ability. threats. SWEET LIFE A / « -I r \ r \ I *GOOD DEC. 2739® - JAN. 2 B I He has a convincing manner, Reagan has spent most of his Storms moving ^ AT PIC an SAVE ^ WAFFLES ...... 6 pack (5 O Z .) / 1 both in private with reluctant first year trying to reshape the BLUEBERRY OR BUTTERMILK ' congressmen and on television. American economy in ways that EGGO WAFFLES i,oz by® When he brings the full weight of recall the decade of Republican Herald photo by Pinto HOWARD JOHNSON his personality into political bat­ rule in the post-World War I era, WITH THIS COUPON & A MO MAC & CHEESE by® toward Atlantic PURCHASE EXCLUDING COUPON ITEM tle, he usually wins. For proof when great faith was placed in LODGE DRIVE IN CENTER SPRINGS PARK. & TOBACCO we need only look at his uphill the private sector after years of victories in such contests as the Democratic regulatory efforts. Sweet Life By United Press International Monday. fresh produce ones over the federal budget or If Reagan is right, the suf­ A tanker truck carrying gasoline With more than 2 feet of snow the sale of AWACS planes to fering of the lower income peo­ jackknifed on an ice-glazed Idaho SHORTENING Preview of conning events blanketing parts of the Midwest, winter GOLDEN YELLOW highway in blizzard-like conditions and Saudi Arabia. ple who are the short-term vic­ storms moved east toward the Atlantic blocked traffic for hours. No injuries B A N A N A S ibd^y® But does Reagan know what tims of his budgetary cuts will Seaboard today. In snowbound Colorado, were reported. U.S.#1 Q Q his own administration is doing? be temporary. Eventually, he vacationers were cautioned to watch for As someone who much earlier States should formally recognize In Nebraska, ’ a 73-year-old Fairbury deadly avalanches in the mountains. 3 Ib. M A IN E P O T A T O E S io-ib bagyo® Some of his appointees stand for says, the revived economy will predicted that Snooky Lanson of the Taiwan, “ because it is there.” The man was killed Sunday in a two-car colli­ Travelers’ advisories were issued Can SNOW WHITE O r t i r policies that Reagan himself raise the standard of living for Lucky Strike Hit Parade would be Junior House member wifi be sion on a slippery west Omaha street. from the Ohio Valley to western New doesn’t seem to follow. For everybody. elected California’s governor in shunned by his elders. Idaho State Police officers urged MUSHROOMS i2ozp.gOy® York state, with up to 4 inches of new motorists to avoid U.S. Highway 95, a GOOD DEC. 27 - JAN. 2 FRESH CRISP example, while Reagan has ap­ But critics of Reaganomics 1966; who thought that world team Mark Shields Sen. Daniel Patrick Moynihan of snow expected in some areas. AT PIC an SAVE major northsouth highway in the western pointed a woman to the Supreme have gained increasing amounts tennis would make America forget New York will quip, in a speech A mixture of rain, sleet and snow C A R R O T S ...... cello pkg.,4-tb. pkgs. I part of the state. A snowstorm dumped about professional football, and who before the business-tabor council to pelted northwestern Maryland Monday FIRM RIPE A p . ^ Court and has otherwise in­ of credibility lately, aided by the Syndicated Columnist about 6 more inches of'snow in the was the very first person to forecast preserve iambic pentameter, that and forecasters said it would change dicated he favors affirmative David Stockman affair, when western Idaho mountains. TOMATOES ib4 y® that president George McGovern “ a voyeur is a peeping tom who’s completely to snow as temperatures action, his own civil rights head the President’s own budget would not seek a second White spent one or more semesters at a dropped today, covering the area with up 2 WITH THIS COUPON & A MO explicitly opposes what he .has expert expressed grave doubts CANADA DRY House term, I feel confident about private eastern college.” Mayor to 2 inches. PURCHASE EXCLUDING COUPON ITEM PRINCE LIBBY'S & TOBACCO termed ’’reverse dis­ about Reagan’s fiscal policies. my calls for 1982. So, in response to Jane Byrne will say that “ a Walter Between 2 to 10 inches of wet, slippery MIXERS SPAGHETTI PEAS snow has blanketed the Northeast and Indians ambush .3 2 OZ. Bottles SAUCE 17oz.cans crimination.” . As the economy goes, so will go a goodly number of requests Mondale-Moynihan ticket would All Flavors limits. The Japanese Embassy will the Midwest in, the last two days. New Moser Farms Qt. Jars Some of Reagan’s appointees Reagan’s standing with his peo­ ( three), here’s just some of what we APRIL. It will be revealed that a carry Chicago by 3-to-l.” Hampshire reported 7 to 10 inches of new have been praised. Others, like ple. He may be forgiven his argue, through the leading conservative Reagan nominee for postal carrier 3 for can look forward to in the first half snow Monday, while Vermont had 9. 2 for 79* 99* American advertising and public the National Highway Traffic Safety JUNE. Attempts will be made to * + Deposit National Security Adviser tendency tb shoot from the lip, of next year. Parts of the Midwest had up to 14 inches. ORANGE JUICE relations firm it retains, that these Administration charged in his un­ suppress a federal research study Richard Allen, have be^n em­ he may never lose his personal Heavy avalanche warnings for JANUAKV. A Defense Depart­ teen noise machines — which are dergraduate thesis that “ Stop” which shows.conclusively that TABBY . PRINCE SWEET LIFE barrassments, or, like Secretary poijularity, but if his policies Colorado’s mountains were continued MESA, Ariz: (UPI) — A mail carrier ment spokesman will brag that our capable of cracking Dixie cups at signs were an unconscionable secondary cigarette smoke cures ELBOW VEGETABLE through today because of'high winds, but who was kidnapped during her weekend CAT FOOD of the Interior James Watt, have don’t extract the country from ’’volunteer military, is working ... least three city blocks away — are governmental intrusion into a free ringworm and clears up boils in 6 . 5 OZ. • MACARONI SHORTENING authorities said they kq^w of no actual rounds by a group of men, women and All Flavors 3 Ib can received scathing criticism the economic pit it is in, he may enlistments are the highest ever.” protected under both the First and laboratory animals. 1 lb. pkgs. society and that “ Deer Crossing” avalanches yet. The 100-mph winds that children was found dead on the Salt from many who continue to like turn out to be just another one- Some carping Democrat will res­ the Second amendments to the signs were part of the liberal­ were reported in the mountains on Sun­ ' River Indian Reservation, ending a Reagan. term president, like his two im­ pond to the good news by pointing Constitution. day and early Monday diminished to 4 for 39* *1.39 bleeding heart conspiracy with massive three-day search. GOOD DEC. 27 - JAN. 2 In fc ign policy Reagan has mediate predecessors. out that a) unemployment is over 9 headquarters in Havana. 45-mph gusts at Squaw Mountain. AT PIC an SAVE .MARCH. The Democratic The body of Karen Beth Green, 27, was percent, and b) the United States Three magazine stories will be The Colorado Civil Air Patrol said PERSONAL SIZE ' National Committee, after solemnly found about 5 p.m. Monday. Thfe cause of Army is one of seven non-energy published, all saying basically what three people were killed in the weekend reaffirming that “ Quotas, in any lHanrhpfitpr HpralJi crash of a twinengine airplane that went death was not disclosed and authorities IVORY SOAP ...... 4 pack employers that is presently hiring. an all-around good job George Bush form, are repugnant and down in a snowbound mountain draw refused to provide any details in the Mayor Jane Byrne, at her $2,500-a- is doing as vice president. Within case. malignant,” will adopt party rules about 4 miles from Hayden, Colo. COMET CLEANSER plate fund-raising dinner, will an­ two weeks, six stories will be WITH THIS COUPON & A MO .00 Y'j establishing as a “ goal” that each Celebrating 100 years Routt County Sheriff Nick OeLuca said Ms. Green was kidnapped last Satur­ PURCHASE EXCLUDING COUPON ITEM PENN. DUTCH _ _ nounce her "unequivocal and published about the troubles and the of community service the wreckage was spotted early Suriday day as she made her mail deliveries & TOBACCO state’s delegation to the 1984 MUSHROOMS (stems & pieces) ...... 4oz. canss3^/ irrevocable” endorsement of Sen. tensions between the president and following a search by about 30 sheriff between the city of Mesa and the Salt national convention be; 13.9 percent Founded Oct. 1, 1881 KEEBLER OR NBC Edward Kennedy for the 1984 the vice president. All six negative deputies, rescue team members and River Indian Reservation. left-handed, 9.9 percent JELLO Democratic presidential nomina­ stories will quote, and accurately, volunteers working in freezing SNACK CRACKERS ...... Your Choice . Publl«hed by the Manchester Deputies said witnesses described Ms. tion. » transvestite, and 8.53 percent Sagit­ temperatures and poor visibility caused SWEET LIFE CALIF. “ sources on the president’s staff.” Publishing Co., Herald Square, Green’s abductors as three men; two ik tarius. The committee will first by the windwhipped snow. GELATINS The president wilt be angry and Manchester, Conn. 06040. Telephone women and two children — all Indians. TOMATO PUREE 29oz 5 y ® FEliKUAKY. A candidate for the defeat a troublemaker’s motion to Officials had said they were afraid to state publicly what a great job the (203) 643-2711. Sheriff’s deputies, aided by Salt River KRAFT _ _ city council In a medium-sized increase all state delegations to 150 use a helicopter in the search because vice president is doing and how Indian Reservation police and federal American city will disclose that she percent of their alloted size in order Member of United Press Inter­ the vibrations might have triggered a MAYONNAISE i6oz79® much he. the president, likes and national and Audit Bureau ol Cir­ authorities, Saturday began searching an 3 OZ. has raised $3 million, in small con­ snowslide. ALL VARIETIES r \ r \ to accommodate all the prescribed culations. area surrounding the Salt River by relies upon the vice president. All cities in the snowy areas reported tributions, and make only one cam­ and mandated “ gpals” . V horseback, air and foot. pks. PLANTERS SNACKS 69® one big problem — cars slipping and paign promise. She has sworn, if Mayor Jane Byrne of Chicago will MAY. Some junior member of PFEIFER — ALL VARIETIES r \ r \ ______y sliding in some of the most dangerous Authorities late Sunday night found elected, to search out and to destroy announce, upon returning from her the House will upset both parties by soz -nichard M. Diamond, PubUtlier road conditions of the season. Dozens of about 500 pieces of mail, believed to have GOOD DEC. 27 - JAN. 2 M SALAD DRESSINGS 2 / ^ 1 . 0 0 all semi-portable stereo cassette trip to China, that Sen. John Glenn is Dan Fitts, Editor AT PIC an SAVE pointing out that Taiwan has more fender benders were reported. been taken from Ms. Green, in an alley EAST POINT I - r \ recorders, a.k.a. boogie boxes and- “ my first and only choice for presi­ Alex Qlrelll. City Editor «IS J1B1 I»3Basketball Classic taps SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) - San bullish fullback showed San Fran­ Dozier's head may have been taken after the abduction must withdraw from all the Arab lands it views the situation in the Middle East Pat Vendrillo, a native of Manchester and Herald off tonight at 7 with the first of two Francisco 49er coach Bill Walsh is cisco plenty. doubleheaders at the Hartford Civic Center. since there is no file picture of him with a similar Tesf-fube baby seized in the 1967 Middle East war, the and asked for our view in order to create one of the the best prize fighters developed haunted by a figure dressed in blue “He showed us plenty in the se­ Feature game at 9 will bring together UConn expression. officials said. a better understanding.” east of the Connecticut River. Angle and white and wearing number 26. cond half when we tried to use the and St. Bonaventure after LaSalle and South In the picture Dozier held a banner covered with Red Shamir also was told no one believed The radio report said Percy mostly Pat got into the'rugged sport of boxing at a That would be New York Giants' nickle defense," Walsh said. •"'He Earl Yost, Florida collide in the opener. Winners and Brigades slogans with one hand, and police said the hand U.N. Security Council Resolution 242, listened during the meetings but did youngster, following in the footsteps of an running back Rob Carpenter. ran right through us. " does not look natural. They said Dozier may have which calls for Israeli withdrawal from express criticism of a list of unilateral older brother, and under the tuteledge of his Sports Editor losers are paired Tuesday night... Nice honor "Carpenter is the best runner in The 49er head coach, UI’ I's NFC refused to be photographed holding the terrorist banner, and mother fine occupied lands, meant a total Israeli Israeli actions he said caught the United father, Peter. for Joe Cassano, retired Hartford the playoffs and stopping him is the Coach of the Year, said that forcing the Red Brigades to construct a montage. withdrawal from the occupied West States by surprise and created the The latter was a trainer and manager for sportswriter, selected to receive the Art key if we’re to win," Walsh said Carpenter was the kind of back that Another question was a dark spot — apparently a Bank, Gaza Strip and Golan Heights. current strain. years and worked in the corner of Pat during McGinley Memorial Award by the Connec­ Monday. could thrive on Candlestick Park's He included the June 7 Israeli bombing his career as an amateur when the sport was ticut Sports Writers’ Alliance at its annual bruise — showing under Dozier's left eye. Police said NORFOLK, Va. (UPI) — America’s eventually benefit from the process, he In an interview published Friday, Carpenter, who was picked up by uncertain turf. of the Iraqi nuclear reactor, the July 17 a weekly feature in many Connecticut towns, dinner Jan.17 at Valle’s in Hartford. Cassano the experts will try to determine whether the spot is a first test-tube baby, Elizabeth Jordan said. Sharon said Washington had decided to the Giants at midseason, has “He is the kind of runner who is at bombing of the Palestine Liberation including Manchester, and later in the was with the Hartford Times 45 years ... real bruise, since it normally shows swelling around the Carr, and her mother were doing fine Another five women patients at the push for such a total withdrawal after solidified New York's running game his best at this time of year. In bad Organization headquarters in Beirut and professional ranks. Dave Timbrell has lettered in cross country eye-. today, giving hope to some 3 million in­ Norfolk clinic have been successfully im­ Israel completes its handover of the and was a key factor in last Sun­ weather or on a bad field he is just Sinai Desert to Egypt next April. the Golan law. at Bryant College. He’s a former Manchester The Red Brigades released the photograph late Sun­ fertile couples. Doctors say five more pregnated through the in vitro fertiliza­ headline bouts the team of Vendrillos", father day's 27-21 victory. The former relentless, " s,aid the 49er head man. During a meeting Monday with Percy also met Monday with former It was while serving with the army that the High harrier ... The National Football day along with a second communique. An anonymous test-tube babies may be born in the tion procedure, and Jones said he and son, were one half of the next important Houston Oiler rushed for 161 yards Carpenter said he was looking Defense Minister Ezer Weizman, opposi­ Manchester, boxer developed his skills, win­ Conference won 28 games and lost 24, against caller to the Milan office of the Italian news agency United States in the coming year. expected “ several hundred” test-tube Foreign Minister Yitzhak Shamir, the on 31 carries. forward to playing the 49ers, es­ tion Labor Party Chairman Shimon ning championships in several weight bout on the program. American Football Conference teams during ANSA directed editors to the documents stuffed into a The 5-pound, 12-ounce baby girl was babies a year would be born within a few Illinois Republican stressed Walsh said Carpenter can't have pecially since the Giants were Peres and the Israeli Ambassador classes. the 1981 NFL season, the first time the NFC trash can in the center of the city. born by Caesarean section at 7:54 a.m years. Washington’s worry over possible Israeli The Manchester fighter loved to trade that kind of game Sunday against defeated in San Franci.sco earlier in ' "This pig, this assassin is a hero of the .American designate to the United States Moshe Upon his discharge from service and return held a season advantage since 1971. In the 12 Monday at Norfolk General Hospital, The doctor aiso predicted the process, military action in Lebanon, the state punches and earned the respect of all before tho 49ers if Sari Francisco expects to the season. Arens. to Manchester, he continued his ring career years since the merger with the American massacre/of Vietnam, where for his merits.' he earned just a short distance frorh where she was developed in England by Drs. Patrick radio said. hanging up his gloves. win. The former Miami of Ohio stan­ various decorations," the four-page communique said. under the watchful’ eyes of his father. Footbali League, the AFC has a 271-227-6 ad­ conceived in a laboratory dish nearly Steptoe and Robert Edwards, will soon "We must hold him under 100 dout said things are a little different The younger Vendrillo was cast in Vendrillo, 56 at the time of his death, was vantage in regular season warfare .... Forty "His long career as a pig brought him to where im­ ntne months ago. Her pediatrician become commonplace. More than a half- yards, ” the 49er mentor said. this time because he said he numerous semi-final bouts at the old Connec­ no champion after leaving the simon-pure percent of the 224 regular season NFL games perialism needed him to suffocate the fight of the people pronounced her "perfectly healthy” and dozen clinics have aiready begun That's exactly what the 49ers did believes momentum is now on the ticut Co, trolley car barn on Wethersfield ranks but quickly gained a reputation as a were decided by seven or less points, 59 by for liberation. " in very satisfactory condition today. treating patients in the United States. earlier this season when they side of the Giants. Reagan ready to sign Avenue in Hartford following World War II “ good club fighter. A guy who never took a less than three pdints with home teams win­ Monday, an anonymous caller to ANSA's Beirut office “ I would anticipate most major registered a 17-10 victory over the "The 49ers are the team that has The mother Judith -Carr, 28, a and during the outdoor season at a site behind step backward. He always gave a ticket ning 140 times, visiting teams 83 with one tie. named two conditions for Dozier's release but police medical centers will be involved in this Giants. Carpenter was held to just to stop us, " Carpenter said. "Not schoolteacher from Westminster, Mass., the barn. purchaser his moneyts worth.” Ten overtime games were played ... The per dismis.sed the call as a hoax, in the next three to five years,” Jones 40 yards on 13 carries. But Walsh only are we on a roll, but we re im­ also was "doing just fine," a hospital- While Willie Pep, Dennis Patrick Brady, Sincere condolences are extended to his game crowd average in the NFL in ’81 was ANSA said the/’aller. speaking Arabic, appeared to be said. said even in that poor showing the proving every week. " the same man'who telephoned its Beirut office Dec. 22 spokeswoman s.aid. The father, Roger military spending bill Jerry Maloney a’nd Red Doty were in the family. 60.714, a record. Although in vitro fertilization is in to say the general had been killed. Police also dismissed Garj, 30, a mechanical engineer, was widespread use in England and the earlier call as a hoax. ' present during the birth but declined to speak to reporters until a news con­ Australia, where more than 20 babies LOS ANGELES (UPI) - 'The biggest and naming the Commerce Department military spending measure in U.S. Goal eluded him ference — to be held Thursday. have aiready been' born through the building in Washington for President process, Elizabeth's birth marks the history — a $200 billion appropriation — Herbert Hoover. For Drs, Howard and Georgeanna first for the United States. was readied for signing today by Presi­ A foreign aid package includes the Jones, the husband-wife team who Jones said the Norfolk clinic dent Reagan, who said it was needed to fifit regular foreign aid funds approved U.S. journalist started the nation's first test-tube baby attempted 53 times to induce pregnan­ rebuild American defenses. by Congress in three years — $7.56 billion Bills preparing for Bengols clinic 21 months ago at Norfolk cies on 41 patients during 1981 and The 'huge 1982 appropriation Starr inks contract — plus a two-year $11.9 billion authoriza­ General’s Eastern Virginia Medical succeeded on six patients, an 11,percent represents one of the few areas of tion bill that ends aid prohibitions for School, the birth capped 16 years of success rate, ' government spending Reagan and Argentina, Chile and Pakistan. ORCHARD PARK, N.Y. (UPI) - when they ran off four straight wins, research. and 91 yards. Buffalo managed to back off quarterback Joe Ferguson. is still miss ing He said natural impregnation through Congress agreed to increase. It is $28 Another bill authorizes a cutdown, $9.6 The Buffalo Bills are propping to including three on the road, to force an overtime with a 40-yard Simpson, who Knox coached when for two, more years "It's a girl!" said Jones, beaming as sexual intercourse has a 25 to 30 percent billion more than the amount approved billion four-year extension of the clean play the Cincinnati Bengals in an secure a playoff spot, Nick Mike-Mayer field goal. he was the head man with the Los he announced the birth. “ I think this day success rate. for 1981, and includes funds for the MX water program, imposing new restric­ AFC piayoff game next Sunday, but “ We had a lot of problems,” said But it was Bengals kicker Jim . Angeles Rams, saw the significance is a day of hope. " Dr, Mason Andrews, who delivered the missile, the B-1 bomber, and more ships, tions on federal grants for wastewater they can't seem to cast aside their Bills Coach Qiuck Knox who was Breech who booted a 28-yard field of the victory, Buffalo’s first playoff GREEN BAY, Wis. (UPI) - He , 1974 at 8-8. in El Salvador Like Mrs. Carr, whose Fallopian tubes baby, said the Caesarean birth had tanks and fighter planes. treatment projects and phasing in a thriiiing 31-27 victory in the wiid talking about the game, but could goal at the 9:33 mark of the extra win since 1965. took the job seven years and five Parins said the comeback was an had been removed, an estimated 600,000 nothing to do with the in vitro process The Defense Department bill was one greater state share of the costs. card game against the New York have been assessing Buffalo's period for the victory. “ We have t^vo starters out,” Knox days ago because, he said, he shared , "overriding" factor in the decision­ American women unable to have but was required because of the unique of some 36 measues passed by Congress The Environmental Protection Agency Jets. season. “ A lot of mistakes and had The Buffalo defense played much said. “ We had to play three straight in the humiliation of the Green Bay making process of the seven-man SAN SALVADOR. El Salvador IUPI l — American of­ children because of damaged or removed condition of Mrs. Carr’s uterus, which just before the Christmas recess and is authorized by another bill to continue The Biiis got off to a fast 24-0 start to overcome a lot of obstacles to tighter against the Jets than it did in road games before this and we had Packers' demise. executive com m ittee that held ficials issued a new plea for information on the first an­ Fallopian tubes could benefit from in had been twice cut in surgery to remove sent to California with the president to monitoring thousands of high-risk against the Jets, held off a furious win.” the early-season encounter with the to make a run for it. This team has And now, Bryan Bartlett Starr, Starr's future in its hands. niversary of the disappearance of a U.S. journalist vitro fertilization, the process of con­ her Fallopian tubes. be signed into law. chemicals, but at a reduced level. The New York push and won when One of the problems for Buffalo Bengals. The Bills sacked New York character — don’t let anyone tell you has two more years to accomplish "We have perceived liti to be a covering El Salvador's civil war. ceiving life in a laboratory dish, Jones Jones estimated the patient’s cost for Also among the bills ready•> for bill authorizes $60.1 million for fiscal veteran defensive back Bill Simpson during the season was a 27-24 loss in said. quarterback Richard Todd five differently.” the one goal that has eluded him: To demonstration of strong qualities by The U.S Embas.sy in San Salvador published ads Mon­ the clinic’s test-tube treatment, Reagan’s signature were measures 1982 and $63.5 million for 1983. intercepted a Richard Todd pass the season’s fourth week to Cincin­ times and intercepted him four "W e're one step further than we restore the glory he brought as a the coach and his staff by loading day reminding the public family members offered a Some 2.5 million “ involuntarily infer­ excluding obstetrics and hospitalization authorizing U.S. troops to participate in Earlier biidget cuts sought by Reagan with just two-seconds left in the nati, the AFC Central Division times. got last year.” Simpson said. player to the place they once called the team11 topnloan excellent second-half reward for any new information on freelance journalist tile" couples in the nation also might for birth, at about $2,500, the Sinai peacekeeping force, saving the would have ended the minimum Social champ. game. The offense, meanwhile, scored Titietown. season al ;f;Ain time when it mav we John J. Sullivan. 26. of Bogota, N.J. $122 per month minimum Social Security Security benefit for some 3 million In some ways, the victory was In that game, Buffalo got off to a the quick points and the line — for "Obviously, we’re very pleased," have been easy to throw in the Sullivan, on assignment to cover the civil war in El benefit, authorizing an $8.2 billion recipients. But C o n g r e s s , responding typical of the Bills season. Buffalo quick lead than watched the Bengals the most part — kept the Jets’ now- Starr said Monday after Judge ’ towel." Parins said Salvador for Hustler magazine,'disappeared Dec. 28, highway aid program for fiscal 1982, in­ to widespread criticism of the move, had a dismal 6-5 record this season score on touchdown drives of 97, 84 famous “ Sack Exchange" off the Robert J. Parins, the club's chief Parins, acknowledging that the 1980, after checking into a hotel. His belongings later creasing the tax on coal producers to reversed that decision and voted to con­ executive officer, announced a two- whims of fans often are in accor­ were found undisturbed in his room. American-made baby keep the black lung benefit fund solvent. tinue the benefits for cur/ent recipients. Kadiof year contract extension for the em­ dance to wins and losses, said the Sullivan is presumed dead, embassy officials .say battled coach. wishes of Packer fans — many of ^privately, but the diplomats periodically publish ad.s.on Gregg and staff workaholics ’TV Starr's future with the team was whom rallied behind Starr and the behalf of his relatives trying to turn up leads to solve the to have been decided last week by case. team after booing them during the renews controversy the club’s 44-man board of directors. In Ramsey, N J., the journalist's sister, Mrs. Deborah first half of the sea.son — were taken But the board's only action was to Indireri, said such ads have beep placed every month Look For The into account. roM < ;in quick-pitch the responsibility to the .since Suljivan disappeared. She declined to, say how K;I5 Collcf;e bus k el liu 11; The contract was offered, he .said, NEW YORK (UPI) — The-birth of the The National Conference of Catholic Parins-led seven-man executive much the reward was. saying it was unspecified. Preparations started I t.oriii \M. Sl.Rona\i‘ ritiire, "after each of us had carefully con­ committee, and prolong the uncer­ first made-in-America test-tube baby Bishops objects to in vitro fertilization In another development, a rightist group asked the W l)K<: sidered and analyzed all of the com ­ showed the world that U.S. scientists since the technique, obviously, involves tainty through Christmas. general public to provide it with the names of Suspected “BINGO BUGS” ' f College llusketbiill; "They were making a very dif­ ments, dealings and recommen­ have conquered in vitro fertilization, but some disgarding of fetuses, said Russell leftists and assist it in fighting sypathizers to the leftist l■'esIi^ul, Ch.ft dations from our full board, after Shaw, the conference’s director of public ficult decision,’’ Starr said in guerrillas fighting the U.S.-backed military-civilian jun­ did not erase ethical and moral questions 10 College l{uskelliull; Siifjiir affairs. thanking the committee, "and it weighing all of the fan mail and ta. about the process. early for Cincinnati Bowl Fiiiiils, ESPN takes time to do that and we unders­ communications that we personally "We call on the armed forces to tell all citizens the Elizabeth Jordan Carr, born Monday in A second objection, he said, is that the I I :.’$() College Buskelbull tand that. I think all of our coaches received." way to communicate the information, " said a notice Norfolk, Va., was the first birth among process interferes with the normal or UCLA vs. MarylamI, Cli..'l understood that, too. " The cries for Starr’s ouster grew published in San Salvador newspapers by the rightist several fetuses currently developing in natural manner in which couples have CINCINNATI (UPI) - Today was another full day and planned to re­ their defense a little,” said Gregg. “Bingo Bugs ’ will bo appearing daily in ft:4.5 NHL: l\'halers vs. Blues, Parins said Starr had agreed to louder, and so did the boos from fans Socio-Political Study Center. this country that were fertilized in a marital relations. Day 3 of the Cincinnati Bengals’ main a workaholic every day “ They sometimes put in seven W’l'IC: <) . Cl,.."JO the new pact — his current contract in Milwaukee and Green Bay as the The ads, paid for by the Study Center which operates laboratory dish and. implanted in their The National Right to Life Committee long, long work week. through Sunday. The highlight of defensive backs on passing Tho Herald. Just look for the “bug” with was to ha\ expired Feb. 1 — but Packers stumbled to seasons of 5-11 mothers’ wombs. Inc. in Washington, D. C., has not passed It began at 3:30 p.m. Sunday, Gregg’s day Monday came at noon situations, things like second and 10 clandestinely, offered no clues regarding the group's neither party disclosed its terms. and 5-10-1 in 1979 and 1980. ties to the military. Ethical questions about in vitro fer­ a formal resolution on test-tube babies, when the AFC Central division when films of the Bills-Jets playoff or third and 15, when they know I Starr, who will turn 48 in two weeks, Prior to' this season, Starr tilization and others controversies sur­ said Daniel Donehey, public relations a number In each ad; if you have it, mark champ Bengals found out their game arrived. He couldn’t wait to you’ve got to bust a big one. In a daring attack outside the western city of Santa reportedly was making more than remarked that the Packers would ■ rounding reproductive physiology may director. playoff opponent will be Buffalo. “ break them down and get at “ And I thought the Buffalo offen­ Sports slate Ana. the nation's second largest and a rightist $200,000 a year under the original have to finish above 500 for him to stronghold, leftist guerrillas Sunday badly damaged a take up to five years to answer, said Dr. “ But we are opposed to the deliberate It off with an X on Your “Bingo Card.” And, the week won’t end until them.” sive line did an outstanding job contract. keep his job. They started off 2-6 bridge with dynamite, but the structure remained open Ervin E. Nichols, director of practice destruction of human life,” he said. sometime around 4 p.m. this coming “ That was really an interesting handling the Jets pass rush Sunday. As a coach. Starr has experienced but, with Starr’s dismissal looming to traffic, authorities said. activities at the American College of He said this can happen when a baby. Sunday when the Bengals-Bills game,” Gregg said of the Buffalo- The Jets are the best in the league in 'I’lH'silav little of the success he did as a overhead, rallied to 8-7 before a Judicial authorities said nine people died in the latest Obstetricians and Gynecologists in conceived in the laboratory, dish is deter­ Mark off all numbers on your card and game concludes. Jets cliffhanger. “Buffalo didn’t sacks. But I don’t know that I’ve BASKETBALL quarterback for the Vince season-ending loss to the New York political violence in El Salvador, mostly young people. Washington, D.C. ■ mined to be defective and is destroyed. In between the two Sundays, hun­ make the mistakes the Jets made, seen any team do any better against Enfit'ld at Maneliesler, 8 Lombardi-coached championship Jets tett them even and again home ■ including two unidentified wornen jhot to death in Santa One question, he said, will concern im­ you have won our Weekly MOO AwardI dreds of passes will be thrown on the but you have to give the Jets a lot of them.” Muiieliester al Enfield "(girls), I teams of the. 1960s, posting just one/ for the playoffs. Ana province. planting a fetus con ceiv ed in a practice field and dozens of hours credit. They came back and fought A lot of Jet fans cou J almost taste laboratory dish into a womb that has will be spent watching films of Buf­ hard.” victory in the closing seconds Sun­ East Culliolie ul Soiilli Culliolie winning season and an overall Company to drop (girls), 8 ■ After the season. Starr said he been “ re n t^ ” — due to the fact that the falo games. As for an opponent, Gregg said he day when all Jet quarterback record of 39-65-2 since replacing Dan W R E S T L IN t; thought the coaching staff deserved natural mother did not want to go IF You ARE A WINNER Head coach Forrest Gregg and his had no preference between the Jets Richard Todd needed was a short Devine on Christmas Eve of 1974. Fund named for Cotter garbage pickups another shot. The 6-2 finish, he through the ordeal of pregnancy. l( you have a winning Bingo Card on which all 24 numbers have been assistant coaches began the work and Bills, but admitted, “ If the Jets TD pass to win the game, but Gregg 1"' a s I t . a I li o I i e / C li I' ii e y And yet, pushing aside his matched with the total of all the numbers published during the week said at that point he still felt /Buffalo I eel,/ R H A.M a l M a ii e li t*s I er loyalties. Starr indicated Monday he reasoned, should have been show HARTFORD (UPII — A fund to support student in­ The process is currently used in BRIDGEPOR’i’ (U P I).— Occidental call Tbe Herald the next publishing day between 9 and 10 A M to week at 3:30 p.m. Sunday after had come back and .won, they would Holiday Toiirnanienl, 10 a.m. would not have returned if the enough for the executive com­ ternships in offices of Connecticut's congressmen has livestock breeding and there is no reason Petroleum Corp. says it will drop the verify your ewd^ In the event of a tie, only those winners calling watching the televised AFC wild have been on an emotional high would hang on. between 9 and 10 A.M. the following publication day will be eligible for “ When you put the ball up that team's offer had been for less than mittee. been established at Trinity College in memory of the to believe it can’t be done successfully in refuse disposal services the firm has run cafd game in which the Bills held off coming in here,” W ediit'sday late Rep. William Cotter. the prize. many times in a row, the percen­ two years. The Packers have posted a win­ human reproduction, Nichols said, since its $53 million garbage-to-fuel plant the New York Jets 31-27.' In the regular season, Cincinnati BASKETBALL tages will catch up with you,” said "I think it (a two-year ppet) ning record only three times in the A n plo Tomasso Jr. of New Britain donated $10;000 to “ The recent birth of children in Bri­ shut down due to technical problems Gregg didn’t bother to watch the just barely beat both the Jets and BIIAM ul Clieiiey Teeli, 8 the fund in the memory of Cotter, a 1949 Trinity Gregg. “ And it caught up with the allows us plenty of time to continue 14 years since Lombardi resigned, tain, Australia, and now in the United more than a year ago. NFC wild card game that im­ Bills. In the second game, Cincy East Crunbv al Bollon, 8 , graduate. Jets Sunday," what we feel has been a growing and Starr has been a part of ali States through the process of in vitro fer­ Company officials said they didn’t feel mediately followed. Instead, he edged the Jets 31-30 and in the fourth ICE IIOCKEA Bengal offensive guard Max Mon­ process up to now. ” he said. “ We three. Besides coaching the 1978 "We are deeply grateful tb the Tomasso family for tilization is a significant scientific obligated to manage the garbage collec­ Chech Classlflad Pages Dally drove to Spinney Field, the Bengals’ game, the Bengals had to go into Muiieliesler \si C'oi'iard al For ‘VINeo BUBS” In s ^ o n s . toya said the Jets-Bills game came feel that’s plenty of time." team, he served as a quarterback their generosity.” said Trinity President James English achievement,” the college said in a tion because the Connecticut Resources practice headquarters, and, began overtime before stopping Buffalo 27- Xeli-raii's Itink (West Hanford), but the way he wanted, This season’s fast finish, in which roach under Devine in 1974's playoff Jr. “ Bill Cotter was a distinguished alumnus of this statement on test-tube technology. " Recovery Authority was trying to force studying Buffalo films and charts. 24, . .’li.'lO college and it is fitting that there be a perpetual fund at "There are still technical and ethical them into binding arbitration on issues He stayed until 11 p.m. Sunday, “ Buffalo’s basically the same “ There were a lot of mistakes Green Bay won six of its last eight, season and was a quarterback on made, but it was emotional and a East Culliolie vs. .Suffield (al En­ games, left Starr and the Packers Coach Phil Bengtson's 1%9 team Trinity in his memory. ” issues to be resolved on this subject.” related to reopening the plant. then returned early Monday for team as then, but they have changed field R in k ), .'{.-.‘to great pame to watch,” he said. with their second-best m'ark since that went 8-6. THE HERALD 29, 1981 - 9 » - THE HERALD, Tues., Dec. 29, 19«1 Penn State extends No.l club Scoreboard By Fred Lief New Yorkers top East, 51-47 regulation and needed a 12-footer 62 in the Best Classic; No. 17 into position to win its eighth UPI Sports Writer from the baseline by Craig Buffie Houston clipped Purdue 59-58 in the straight Pillsbury Classic by poun­ After his team knocked off Ken­ with seven seconds left to tie it 48-48 Sugar Bowl 'Tournament; and No. 20 ding Army. ’The Gophers, who led by and force overtime. Wake Forest lost to Louisiana State 44 points, play Arizona in tonight’s with Don Pugh adding 10 points and. tucky over the weekend, Dean Smith Roche, the tournament most way we played, especially getting made it 42-37 Cfoss going into the dismissed the hoopla surrounding In the extra period, the Lions 70-64 in the Sugar Bowl. title game. By Len Auster and knock some time off the call," 10 rebounds and Chievious 8 valuable player, gave the Knights behind with a minute to go. We were final eight minutes. the celebrated showdown of No 1 vs. scored but 2 points while Jimmy At Honolulu, Antoine Carr scored At Portland, Ore., undefeated stated Cross Coach Jim Kerr, noting markers and 7 caroms off the bench. - Herald Sportswriter the lead with 31 seconds to go. Bond, fortunate Roche finally took the “ I’m sure the kids aren’t pleased, No 2. Black, Matt Doherty and Sam 20 points and Tony Martin converted Idaho won its ninth in row by rolling Hockey his club was in foul trouble, "When I Galligan and Bond had 14 markers at the other end, was called for shot. It wasn’t that shots weren’t it being another loss, biit I’m rnore "We prepared for this game just Perkins hit two foul shots each in four foul shots in the final 24 seconds over Oregon State. The Vandals, led call ‘green’ we want to try to score. apiece for East with Bond and Johii, The pendulum swung with neither But when I called ‘green’ we charging with Cross sophomore there,” Kerr stated. pleased now than the other night like we would for any other,” the the last miniite to win it for the as Wichita State had a surprisingly by 22 points from Ken Owens, cut Honigmann latching onto 8 and 9 through the Beavers’ zone and con­ side able to get a total grasp on the stopped looking at the basket," he Derrick Chievous stepping in to What brought East back was after, the victory,” Penders stated. North Carolina coach said at the Heels. hard fime with Fullerton State. The rebounds respectively. sistently beat them on the boards. situation and opportunities. Each added, citing the lack of a "killer in­ draw the foul. switching from a zone to man-to­ His quintet, 1-3, had to hold on for a time. "Just like we will for our next North Carolina, 7-0, was led by Shockers, 8-0, had beaten their Galligan, Pugh, Howie Hudson of "As far as I’m concerned, we got came up with stellar defensive plays stinct” "They came down and scored and man defense in the closing minutes. 56-54 win over Bloomfield. “I feel game against Penn State.” Perkins with 23 points. Mike previous opponents by average of National hockey league NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASSOC "We hadn’t seen a man (defense) more positive (after four games). Cross, Bloomfield’s Mike Prim and But from the looks of Monday Edelman paced Penn State, 6-4, with 28 points a game. Ricky Mixon had beat royally by a team that is so By United Press International By United Press International in the home stretch. With the Knights in a semi-snooze, we came down and took a shot too Wales Conference Eastern Conference It’s obvious we have a lot more work Bristol Eastern’s Tim Curtis were, night’s events, either North 10 points. 20 points for the Titans. much better than we , are,” said But it was Holy Cross of Flushing, East rebounded to take the lead. hastily,” Peiiders saw the closing until that time,” Kerr explained, Patrick Division Atlantic Division “When they came man we became but we’ll be in tight games and just named to the all-touxmament team. Carolina has some serious work "We played very good and with a At Rosemont, 111., Terry Cum­ i Oregon State coach Ralph .filler. W L T Pts. GF GA W L Pet GB N.Y., which came up with the big Doug Bond hit an offensive rebound sequence, "There was some lack of East’s next outing is Saturday NY Islanders 21 9 r 47 1F2120 Boston 21 6 ,778 — totally disorganized.” have to play with more poise. ahead at practice or Penn State |s lot of intensity,” said Penn State mings tossed in 24 points and Skip “We deserved to lose ... I thought plays last as the Knights prevailed hoop. Brian Galligan dumped in a poise at the end but you have to feel night at the Eagles’ Nest against, they did a great number on us.” Philadelphia 22 12 1 4T 140129 Phjiadelphia 20 6 .769 up after this game, losing to a team "I’m pleased with the way the one. of college basketball’s un­ coach Dick Harter. “I think we Dillard added 18 as DePaul cracked Pittsburgh If. ir 6 36 137 140 New York 13 If. ,464 B'-z to top East Catholic, 51-47, to annex two-pointer in the lane and Dave "I was concerned going man but it crosstown Manchester High. Jayveg At Portland, Maine, Bobby Lee NY Rangers 14 17 r. 33 12T. 144 Washington 11 if. .423 kids played. We didn’t lose to a weak discovered powers. it open midway through the. second the championship in the third annual Callahan’s conversion of a one-and- like this," brought us back and we picked up action commences at 5:15 with the Hunt had 24 points as Alabama blew Washington 10 23 3 23 137 LM New Jersey 10 18 .3f.7 IP-i team, they haven’t played any cup­ ’The No. 1 Tar Heels, in a shocking half and raised its record to 8-1. Adams Division Central Division United Bank-Trinity Holiday one after drawing an offensive foul Cross, 6-5, has a 20-point to its some charges,” Penders stated. varsity tilt slated at 7 o’clock. by Delaware. The Tide, which led cakes. We had the tempo, we just reversal of form, were taken to Rick Lamb had 15 ponts for Illinois Buffalo 19 10 8 46 144 Ilf Milwaukee 19 8 .764 — Basketball Tournament last night at made it 47-46 with 1:18 to go. credit over Mackin High of Cross had its biggest lead at the Holy Cross (51) — Pugh 3 4-9 10,: State. 48-22 at the half, meets Maine in the Montreal 18 8 9 ir 170103 Ind)ana 16 13 ,f{2 4 Trinity's Ferris Athletic Center couldn’t shoot from the field the overtime before coming away with Boston 20 10 4 44 141 113 Detroit • 13 If. .464 6»V A fine defensive play by Bond Washington, D.C., cited as the turn, 15-7. It came moments after Duffy 2 1-2 5, Hudson 4 0-0 8, Burns 3 a 56-50 decision over the Nittany College At Los Angeles, Steve Stipanovich championship game of tonight’s uebec 18 U. f , 41 174167 Atlanta 11 If. ,423 V/z before a sparse gathering. first or fourth quarters.” artford 9 17 9 27 121 lf2 gave East possession but a steal nation’s No. 5 scholastic team in an obvious goaltending, to all but the 0-0 6, Roche 6 2-7 14, Gilroy 0 0-0 0, Lions in the opening round of the had 15 points, Jon Sundvold 14 and Best Classic. S Chicago 12 17 .414 8 some circles. "We played with con­ Campbell Conference Cleveland 6 22 .214 13'2 Bristol Eastern took third place gave the' Knights the basketball twokifficials, was disregarded.' East East was 3-for-13 the first stanza Chievous 2 4-5 8, Petras 0 0-0 0. Cable Car Classic at Santa Clara, Basketball Ricky Frazier 12 as Missouri ran its At New Orleans, Rob Williams hit Norris Division Western Conference by whipping winless Bloomfield in back. "I don’t know if it was a steal fidence then. We just lack the killer shot 6-for-7 the second stanza, and closed 3-for-9. It was 5-for-ll the Totals 20 11-23 51. Calif. record to 8-0. Southern Cal, down 30- two layups and two free throws late W L T Pis. GF GA Midwest Division instinct," Kerr reflected. Minnesota 14 10 12 40 Kl 129 W L Pet, GB the consolation, 42-30. or the kid (Dave Hintz) was hacked. Galligan 4-for-4, to take a 23-22 half­ third canto for a final 17-for-40 East Calliolir (47) — Bond 5 4-6 “Our players needed a game like 25 at halftime, was led by Dwight in the game as Houston squeezed by Chicago 14 12 9 37 160 147 San Antonio 17 9 .6T<4 — time bulge. 14, Askintowicz 10-0 2, Honigmann 1 Purdue. The Boilermakers, who had St. Louis 16 17 ' 4 36 134 148 Denver 13 l4 .481 4>.2 Cross had a 46-41 lead with 5:47 to It looked like he got raked pretty Chievous converted both ends of reading. Cross was 20-for-51 and had this,” Smith said. “It should shake Anderson with 24 points. 0-1 2, Hintz 1 3-3 5, Galligan 7 0-114, a chance to win it on a 40-foot buzzer Winnipeg 13 17 8 34 139 166 Houston 12 16 .429 6 good," East Coach Jim Penders the one-and-one with 12 seconds The Knights surged behind a 33-28 edge in the rebounding them up.” At New York, Ed Pinckney scored Toronto 10 16 9 29 IfJ 164 Utah • 10 17 .370 7‘i go when-it went into a delay game. Dargati 0 0-0 0, Callahan 1 5-7 7, caught them a step slow when they shot by Kevin Stallings, were paced "When we got the 6-point lead I stated. showing to ice matters. Chievous to a 37-30 lead late in the department. In a game worthy of its football 22 points and Stewart Granger Detroit 10 21 6 26 12T lf6 Kansas Cilv 10 17 .370 7'^ Roche had 14 points to pace Cross Bruone 1 1-3 3. Totals 17 13-21 47. were possibly looking by us early in added 14 as Villanova rallied from a by Keith Edmonson’s 20 points. The Smythe Division Dallas 6 22 .214 12 called 'red' to just run our offense A 12-foot jum per by Gerard "We were fortunate to win the third canto before a closing burst team, Penn State played decidedly Edmonton 24 8 6 r>4 221 143 the game. They played well and 12-point deficit in the second half to Cougars meet LSU for the Sugar Pacific Division physical ball while controlling play. caught us at the end.” Vancouver 13 16 6 34 1^ 138 Los Angelos 23 7 .767 — In the first nine minutes. North upend Indiana. The Hoosiers were Bowl title tonight. •Calgarv 12 17 8 32 148 172 Seattle 18 9 .667 3'z Elsewhere in the Top 20, No. 4 rattled by fullcourt pressure down At New Orleans, Wake Forest had U)s Angeles 13 20 3 29 1F2182 Golden Stale 16 11 m f-'a Carolina missed 6-of-7 shots and Wichita State edged Fullerton State Colorado 8 23 6 22 101 179 Portland 16 11 .rS3 r'2 turned the ball over seven times. the stretch. its six-game winning streak broken (Top four in each division qualify fur Phoenix 16 12 ,r71 6 Wishbone feature 70-67 in the Rainbow Classic; No. 5 "They bulldozed us for 30 minutes as freshman Derrick Taylor hit five Stanley Cup.nlayoffs.) San Diego 6 20 ,231 If- After nine minutes, Penn State led Monday's Results Munday's Results North Carolina frosh » DePaul downed Illinois State 74-58; but we owned the final 10,” said foul shots in the final minute to win Colorado 4. Minnesota 4 iliei Indiana HD. New Jersey 9f 13-2. At the half, the Lions were up No. 7 Missouri stopped Southern Cal Villanova coach Rollie Massimino, ■ it for LSU. The Tigers, up 38-23 at Philadelphia 7. Calgary 4 Seattle 104. Golden State 100 25-19 — a performance that 65-58.in the Holiday Classic; No. 10 Tuesday's Games Tuesday's Games SCOREBOARD thoroughly disgusted Smith. whose club is 8-1. "It'was our speed the half, held on despite Wake’s (All Times EST) (All Times K.STi in 'Bama offense Indiana was upset by No. 19 overcoming their strength. It was Mike Helms scoring 18 of his 20 Chicago al Quebec. 7:3f p.m. Milwaukee at Indiana. 7:3f p.m. “I-didn’t like anything about first Villanova 63-59 in the ECAC Holiday points in the second half. Montreal al N.Y. Islanders. 8:(f p.m Detroit al Washington. 8:Uf p m half,” he said. "Including the nice, too." Hartford at Si Ixiui.s. 9:0T p.m. .San Diego al |San Antonio. 8 30 p m Festival; No. 11 Minnesota stomped In a late game. No. 18 North Transactions coaching,” "I’m disappointed because we Ho.slon al Vancouver. IPOf p.m. New York allChicago. 8;3T p.m plays important role Army 79-37.in the Pillsbury Classic; Wedne.sday's Games Kansas City al Dallas. 8 3f p.m DALLAS (UPI) - The remember at Texas A&M one year Carolina State played Michigan But by the second half, class didn’t dig in to scrape and scrap Boston al Calgary' "wishbone" formation, born a dozen we threw 10 touchdown passes and No. 12 Oregon State was beaten by State in the Rainbow Classic at Atlanta at Houston. 9:0f p.m. Mond.iy s Snorts Transactions began to show, Penn State scored with them,” said Indiana coach Bob­ Hartford al Winnipeg Boston at Denver. 9:3f. p.m. springs ago on the campus of the had just one interception all year. By I'nitpd Press International Idaho 71-49 in the Far West Classic; by Knight. "We just caved in.” Hawaii. Chicago al Montreal Utah at Los Angeles. 10:30-p:m. University of Texas, has become We only threw 48 times as I Basoliall Arkansas’ offense. "We worked a lot just 4 points in the final 8:40 of No. 14 Alabama routed Delaware 84- N.Y. Islanders at N.Y. Rangers Philadelphia al Golden Stale. 10:3f ('hieago iNLi Acquired pitcher Paul JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (UPI) - out of sight and turned the ball over At Minneapolis. Minnesota moved I^hlladclphia at Edmonton p.m much like the whooping crane and remember. Mirahella Iroiii Toronto Ifir a player l(» North Carolina freshman Ethan at its 6 yard line. on our passing the last three Washington al Pittsburgh . Wednesday's Games "The team that was leading the be named weeks,” said Holloway. “After Si. Louis at Toronto Detroit at New Jersey the bald eagle. Horton was as big a surprise to "We enjoyed our stay in Jackson­ Ix)S Angeles at Colorado San Diego al Atlanta league threw something like 390 Torontt) Acquired oulhelder Hosken watching the films on North It’s still possible to find one here Ptiwol! fniin Minnesota lor a player to bo himself as he was to the Arkansas ville but I wish Jacksonville could College poll Now York al Cleveland and there, but you have to look real times and had 120 interceptions or named get better weather,” said Arkansas Carolina, we thought we could throw Step away from goal Philadelphia 3 31—7 Washington at Milwaukee Hasketliall Razorbacks. Calgary i 0 3—4 Houston at San Antonio hard. something like-that. And they also M i 1 w a 0 k e 4' - Aclivaied forward Horton, a reserve quarterback Coach Lou Holtz. "The fog was on on them." First pcriod-'l. Calgary. Reinhart 6 Denver al Kansas City Third-ranked Alabama brings one had only 10 touchdown passes. Mickey .hilinson. waived Ruard Mike most of the season, shared tailback both sides of the field, though. 1 do North Carolina opened the scoring (Riggin). 3:10. 2. Philadelphia, l.in.seman . Hoslon al Utah of the few wishbone attacks still in "This year we had 13 touchdown I'lvans with a 31-yard field goal by Brooks 7 (unassi.stcd). 8:20. 3. Philadelphia. F’orlland at Phoenix OolleRc duties with Kelvin Bryant Monday think it’s easier to hand off in the Dean Smith Wilson 7 iBotcll, Linseman). 10:16. 4. Philadelphia al Seattle existence to the Cotton Bowl Friday passes and just two interceptions (in Kentucky Named assistant football night and played a stellar role in the fog than pass in it but we have no Barwick with only 3:20 gone in the Philadelphia. Wilson 8 iBotell.. Lin­ coaches: John Deblin, linebackers. Jerry Sonics in trouble seman). I9:3f. Penallies- Linscman. Phi. for a match with No. 5 Texas, and 111 throws) and that’s not bad.” excuses. We had our chances to win game. Arkansas tied the score at 10- Kisaman. quarterbacks; Jake Halluiri, .9th-ranked Tar Heels beating the l:W . Turnbull Cal. r.:07; Hoffmeyer. GOLDEN STATE (lOOi Crimson Tide coach Bear Bryant Texas coach Fred Akers gave up offensive line. On k Hcdding. adm inistra­ 17th-ranked Razorbacks, 31-27, in a the game.” 10 with only four seconds left in the happy with Phi. 6:12; Bourgeois. Cal. 9:09; Co*- King 3 7-10 13. Smith 3 0-0 6. Carroll 8 says the same thing makes the for­ the wishbone after he took over the tive assistant; Terry Strnck. defensive half when Bruce Lahay hit a 28-yard, chrane. Phi, i0:r2; Adams. Phi. 16 ir, 0-1 16. Free 9 7-10’ 2f. Gale. 4 3-3 11. fog-shrouded Gatolf Bowl. North Carolina, a 4Vz point Homar 4 .3-3 11. Short f 1-1 11. S. mation work that did when it was No. 1 job four seasons ago. backs. Hod Sharpless and Itiil Glaser, field goal. Plclt. Cal. double-minor. 17:33 both unassiyned. ” 1 didn’t even expect to play.” favorite, was leading 31-10 midway EAST FROSII Second period-f.. Philadelphia. Propp Williams 0 0-0 0, R. Brown 3 1-1 7 first implemented by the Longhorns "I think, generally, offenses over top rating holding big lead 23 (Alli.son. Flockhart). 12:26 6. Hassell 0 0-0 0. Parker 0 0-6 0. ToUls 39 Ktmtball said Horton whose 144 yards rushing through the final quarter when Carolina drove 85 and 80 yards to In 1969. the country have gone to a more Green Ba\ Signed Gfiach Bart Starr East Catholic freshman basket­ Philadelphia. Propp 24 (Flockhart i. 13:.13 22-29 100 to a 2-ycar t onlracl extension Monday night equaled his entire ball team remained unbeaten with a 7. Philadelphia. Linseman 8 (Wilson. SEATTLE 1164) "It’s people,” said Bryant. "Peo­ wide open style of play,” said Akers. production for the regular season. Angeles by 3Va games. Kerr). 18:08. Penallid.v-Adams, Phi. Shellon f 2-2 12. Walker 1 0-2 2, Sikma NEW YORK (UPI) - Nprth 63-38 romp over Prince, Tech Vester- By United Press Internationa} major, 3:48: Bourgeois. Cal. major. 3.-4H, 9 8-10 26. Hanzlik 1 4^ 6. G Williams 11 ple. That’s all. ” ’’High schools have and, as result, “ But when Tyrone Anthony (the No. The Warriors were led by World 4-6 26.. Donaldson 3 0-0 6. F Brown 6 3-f. Carolina Coach Dean Smith is' day in Hartford. Sean Leonard had Clarke. Phi. •4:3f.. Arthur. Phi. 6:36; But good people are not as easy to colleges have, 2 tailback) got hurt (early in the Jack Sikma thinks the Seattle B. Free’s 25 points and Joe Barry Peplin.ski. Cal. 6:36. Reinhart. Cal. 8:36. If. Vranes 3 f -6 11, Kelscr 0 0-0 0, Totals Gator B ow l pleased that his Tar Heels are'No. 1 16 points. Chris Galligan 13, Tom 39 26-.3f IW find as they once were. At least it’s "And it is also a personal matter game), coach (Dick Crum) asked SuperSonics are one step away from Carroll’s 16 points. Free and Purvis Propp. Phi. 8:36: Hoffmeyer. Phi. major. not as easy to hoard a bunch of good again this week in the college Downes 11 and Tom Whalen 9 in a Peplinski. Cal. major. 9:ri8; Golden Stale If. 26 27 32-100 with some coaches and most me to play tailback.” balanced attack for the 3-0 young being, unbeatable. Short combined for 17 in the Cochrane. Phi. 13’f2; Cochrane. Phi. Sealllc 29 29 22 24—104 football players as it used to be. So coadhes have chosen to open it up freshman quarterback Brad Taylor, two third quarter scores, Horton „basketball rankings but admits the "If we could solve the mystery of fourth-quarter rally. 18:40. Hunter. Cal. 18:40 Three-poinl goals—none Fouled oul— Bryant, as expected, gained 148 Eagles. Ken Salina did a fine job King Tolal fouls—Golden Slate .33. fewer and fewer clubs have stuck more and spread it out more. who completed only 14 of 29 passes .key is being on top at the end of the how to stay up by 17 points, this Third period—8. Calgary. Chouinard 8 yards in the bowl game, just about getting the first and quarterback controlling the boards for East. In the only father game, Indiana lunassistedi. 2:.'^6. 9. Pnitadelphia. Propp Seatllc 33 Technicals—Seattle (illegal with the triple-option attack from "Another thing is the but threw for 307 yards, sent the Rod Elkins the second, both on one- , season. would be a very easy game,” he said topped New Jersey 103-95. 2f (Allison. Hoffmeyer). 4:2T., Id. defense), (joldcn Stale (illegal defense), his average, but Horton had two Vranes A ly.fOfl the three-back formation. 30-scholarship recruiting limit. You touchdowns to his one and the two Razorbacks on' a 17-point spurt in a yard plunges. Darryl Lewis in- “It’s far too early to get excited Monday night after the Sonics had I’uorrK 103, INetH 9.5 Calgary. Lavallee 13 (Houston. Choui- „about this team,” Smith said Satur- PEE WEE nard). 9:26 11. Calgary. Pyjlinski 18 "I remember when we put it in I are not able to recruit as many run­ wound up as co-holders of the Most three-minute span. tereepted Taylor at midfield to set put some more room ahead of third- At East Rutherford, N.J., Johnny (Plelt, Reinhart). 14:43. Penalties— , day after North Carolina topped Lucas Cosgrove had a dozen points INDIANA (KX)) talked to Darrell UhenTexas coach ning backs and you need more for Valuable Player award. Taylor, who threw a 66-yard- up Carolina’s final touchdown, a place Golden State in the Pacific Davis scored 19 points and George Cochrane. Phi. major. 1:49, Hunter. Cal. Darrell Royal) two or three times a Holiday Clus.sic ' Kentucky 82-69. “We do have to get and Erik Wolfgang 4 as the Blue major. 1 49: Plelt. Cal. 4.01. Hoffmeyer. Banlom 8 1-1 17. C. Johnson 2 2-3 6. H the wishbone. Well, let me say this. i('on.‘?nIatinn game* " I’m glad Ethan was ready to touchdown pass to wide receiver four-yard run by Horton and the rest Division with a 104-100 victory over Phi. 4:46. Adams. Phi. major. 8:2T. Williams 4 1-2 9. Buse 9 0-0 18. Davis 8 Alabama-BinninRham Michigan 72 'b etter. We don’t have any illusions Devils downed the Wildcats, 20-11, week, ” said Bryant. “We just We were running the wishbone at go,” said Bryant, a junior who Derek Holloway in the first quarter, of the game belonged to the Razor- -J the Warriors ,at Seattle. Bourgeois. Cal. major. 8:2f; Watson. Phi. 3-1 19. McGinnis 0 0-2 0. Carter 2 1-2 f ((Championship game) about No. 1. We have a tough last nigho at the Community Y. Orr 4 4-7 12. Knight 1 0-0 2. G. Johnson 6 copied it from Darrell and Emory Texas and we didn’t feel we could Missouri tif. Southern (California threw a 44-yard pass to Holloway to backs. Sikma scored 26 points, including 18:04, Plelt. Cal. 18:01. scored 15 touchdowns in the first Mike Taiaga and Brian Nelljgan Shots on goal—Philadelphia 10-9-6—2f. 3-3 If Totals 44 lf-24 108 (former Royal assistant and current Hunter College (’hrislmas Tournament set up Jessie Clark’s 3-yard After Clark’s TD, Arkansas pulled ^ schedule and I want to be there in 20 in the second half when Golden NEW JERSEY (9f., (recruit enough backs)” (First game I three games of the season and then each had 4 markers for the Wild­ Calgary 8-6-13-29. Mississippi State coach Emory March.” Gbalie5^-Philadelphia. St Croix. Cal­ O'Koren 12 1-3 2f . B, Williams 4 1-2 9 Akers said Alabama’s ability to Yeshiva 74. Beaver 71 (OTi missed four games and most of two touchdown run with 5:05 left; con­ off a successful onsides kickoff to State came back from a 58-41 half­ Elmore 4 0-0 8, Birdsong 7 3-6 17 R Bellard). (Second game) The victory solidified the Tar cats. Andy Gagnon and Steve Joyner gary. Riggin A-^7234 throw the ball from the wishbone others because of a knee injury. “ I nected with Clark on a two-point set up its next touchdown and had time deficit to tie Seattle at 98. But Williams 0 f-6 f. Gminski 0 0-0 0. Cook 6 “What we’ve probably done is put Adelphi 72. Hunter r.9 .Heel’s grasp on the top spot and had 8 and 4 tallies respectively as 0-0 12. King 3 3-3 9. Bailev 3 4-6 10 makes the Tide an extra dangerous l.as Vegas Holiday Classic caught cramps at the end of the conversion pass; threw a 43-yard Carolina backed up at the Tar Heels' Sikma’s short jumper with 30 Colorado 2 2 0--4 ^ knocked the Wildcats down a notch the Huskies whipped the Bruins, 20- Minnesota 0 22—4 U cov 0 0-0 0. Totals 39 17-26'9f E too much complementary offense in (Opening roundi offensive club, game in the back of my legs and I pass to Holloway to set up another 5 yard line following the next seconds left put the Sonics back on First pcriod-1. Colorado. Ramage 8 Indiana 33 18 2130-103 it. I remember when we played.' (First game! ^‘to third. 4. Rob Guliano and Danny Danger New Jersey 2f 21 33 16— 9f wasn’t running as well as I might touchdown, which came on his seven kickoff. top. (Broten. Micholetti). 9:ffl. 2. Colorado. Texas here the last time (in 1973) "Their offense just wears you Texas A&M 73. Miami (Ohio) f.3 , "There are twenty-five teams had a bucket apiece for the Bruins. Fouled out—Davis. Total fouls--Indiana (Second game) have.” yard pass to tight end Darryl Mason Unable to move Out any further "We weren’t very proud of the liOvcr .If (Broten), 13:07 Penalties— 21. .New Jersey 26 A-I1.:«)6 down, ” Akers said. "And of course, capable of winning the national Pierce. Col. 3:f6: Payne. Min.- r 3.3. Darrell just stuck to the basics. Nevada-Has Vegas 92. I»yola-Mary- In addition to the surprising per­ with 2:44 left. than its 10, Carolina took a safety to way we won the ballgame, but I They ran it and ran it and they final­ playing the wishbone with as many lounl 7T title,” Smith said. “ We’re one, Sargent. Mm. 8:22; Miii, bem’h (served Milwaukee Classic. formance by Horton, North "We moved the ball up and down get a free kick and when the Razor- think we were just glad we won it,” bv Ciccarcllii, 9:01; Quenneville. Col. ly beat us in the fourth quarter. ” options as they have makes it Virginia is one, Kentucky is another. l4;46. Cameron. Col. 16:28 M'>n^da.v's College Basketball Results (First game' Carolina, 10-2 after its third bowl the field all night but couldn’t get it backs failed to get a first.down, the Sikma said. On his winning shot, he By United Press International But part of the "complementary” harder. They probably throw the Arizona St. 88. ('al -Irvine 73 Our league has several.” Second perjod--3. Minnesota. Payne 13 (.Second game) victory in three years, also got a in the end zone enough,” said Taylor Tar Heels then ran out tlie clock. said, "Fred (Brown) and I ran a (Christoff). 2:21 4. Minnes'ola, B. Tournament Results ball better than any wishbone team North Carolina, 64), received 24 Blade-Glass Cilv Classic- offense needed in a wishbone attack Marquette 96. K Tennessee St 84 helping hand from the thick fog that who was playing because regular “That finish was typical of a two-man game; We just flipped it Maxwell 7 (Ciccarelli. Giles). 4:09 r. is an occasional pass. And although in the country. Music ('itv invitational . first-place votes in 26 ballots cast by Colorado. Malinowski 9 (Gagne. Nicol- (Opening round) rolled into the Gator Bowl stadium quarterback Tom Jones was injured game involving a Lou Holtz team ,” back and forth until 1 was in position son). 10:0f. 6. Colorado. Tambellini 13 (First game) almost 75 percent of Alabama’s yar­ Alaska 63. Drexel fl n.the coaches’ board while piling up Illinois f6. Bowling Green f.l C "They put pressure on your defen­ Northern Iowa Holiday Tournament off the nearby St. John’s river. during the first week of practice for said Crum. “They could be down 40 to get the shot I wanted.-” . (Michclelti Ashton). 11:07, Penalties—B. Nebraska-63, Air Force 47 388 points. Virginia, 84), received a Maxwell. Min. 6:40. Ciccarelli. Min. (Second game) dage came on the ground .this year, sive backs with all their speed. It is The fog can be credited for the the Gator Bowl. "Our offensive line and come back. It was a tough foot­ Warriors Coach Al Attles, who Johnson fueled a fouth-quarter rally Toledo 90. Yale 68 Bryant says his team’s passing tough for a defensive back to cover Northern Iowa 82. Cornell 70 , firstplace vote while moving into 12:22. Gagne. Col. 14:4r; Lorimer. Col. Pillsbury Classic Tar Heel’s first touchdown since it gave me great protection.” ball game. I don’t think the weather said his team is consistently "a day I.r:f 6 Cable Car Classic' ^ the No. 2 slot with 308 points. The with 11. No. Carolina f6. Penn St. f4) (OT) game was first rate. people man for man like we do and (Opening round) came three plays after Arkansas Holloway caught only four passes was a factor because both teams late and a dollar short,” didn’t fault New Jersey’s Mike O’Koren, who Third penod--7. Minnesota. B. Maxwell "I think we had a great passing at­ still be involved in the running (First game) Wildcats picked up 280 points while 8 (Smith. MacAdam). l;r.2 8. Minnesota. ECAC Holiday Festival Minnesota 79. Army 37 misplayed a high punt that sailed but that accounted for 171 yards of had to play in the same stuff.” his defense on Sikma. finished with 25 points, scored five MacAdam 8 (Ciccarelli. B Maxwell). (First garne) tack this year, ” said Bryant. “I game." (Second game) Wichita State, which remained No. 4 13:12- Penallie.s—None. St. John's (NY.) 76. Kansas 7f. "We had two or three men right during an' early fourth-period spurt (Second Game) Arizona St. 64. Montana *St., rs with a 60 record, received the other Shots on goal—Colorado 18-12-6—36 on him and two hands in his face and Villanova 63. Indiana f.9 Rainbow Classic first-place vote and garnered 236 that put the Nets on top 86-73. But Minnesota 10-11-12—33 Wichita St 70. Cal -St Fullerton 67 he still made the clutch shot,” he Goalies-Colorado. Resch, Minnesota. Far West Classic points. Johnson and Herb Williams entered Meloche A—If .784 (Consolation round) Rutgers-Camden Tournament c said. "I think he had six of their last the game and began a 9-0 surge that (First game) Rutgers-Camden 77. Cabrini Coll. M Virginia used victories against Pillsburgh 81. Iowa St. 6f ' Senior Bowl Tournament eight points, and that’s why he’s brought the Pacers within four (Second game) . (Opening round) Cougars in warmup Brigham Young and Hawaii to bump such a pressure player.” Bowl tilt reward points with eight minutes left. The Tennessee 79, Wiscon.sin 67 So. Alabama 91. Grambling 69 Kentucky. Gus Williams also Scored 26 points Sugar Bowl Tournament DePaul, 6-1, jumped seven places, Nets tied it 93-93 but Johnson’s East (Owning round) and supersub Brown added 15 for three-point play with 1:30 remaining Bentley 47. Nichols 30 (First game) moving from No. 12 to No. 5, The Football Bowdn'in 71. Trinity 69 l.,oui.siana St, 70. Wake Forest 64 Seattle, which has won seven of its put Indiana ahead to stay. for long season Blue Demons defeated previously last eight games and now owns a Eastern Conn. 79, Herbert Lehman 69 (Second game) ninth-ranked Louisville and Maine Don Buse added 18 points for In­ New Haven 83, New Hampshire Coll 71 Houston f9. Purdue trouncing Stamford two-game lead over Golden State. diana and Otis Birdsong scored 17 Sacred Heart Conn 80. Clark 74 UNI Holiday Tournament last week. Virginia St 87. Central Conn 82 . (Opening round) The SuperSonics trail first-place Los for New Jersey. Westminister (Pa ) 73, LaRoche 68 HOUSTON (UPI) - UCLA Bruins The Wolverines are not being Nebraska 63. Air Force 47 Rounding out the top 10 are No. 6 South senior defensive tackle Irv Eatman locked in their hotel rooms. They Wooster Tournament Arkansas (7-0), No. 7 Missouri (64)), (xcorgia fJ. Georgia Tech 42 Calvin( Mich. )f7. Franklin & Marsh, f/. By Bob Papetti GATOR BOWL says a bowl game is a rev^ard to cap are given free time but are told to filN o.’ 8 San Francisco (941), No. 9 Midwosl Yule (’up Classic Correspondent Arkansa.s 7 3 017—27 Baldwin-Wallace 77, Tri-St jind 1 69 a long season, and before it is use it wisely with the game always (P’lr.st game) y in w a (6-1) and No. 10 Indiana (6-1). North Carolina 3 7 14 7—31 Capital 68, Ohio Northern 60 Widener (Pa.) 88. Upsala 83 (OT) played, the combatants should have in mind. With four players scoring in dou­ Tar Heel center Sam Perkins says NCAR-KG Barwick 31 Carthage 74. Saginaw Valley 70 (20T) (Second game) Hand pass helped ARK-Hollowav 66 pass from Taylor Cincinnati 87. Colorado 76 fuo when not practicing. Wolverines quarterback Steve Montclair St, 71. Newark-Rutgers 68 ble figures, Manchester Community •3^ his team may lose a game but will (Lahay kick) DoPauw ilnd 1 74.'Centre (Ky.) 62 It’s a good thing Eatman doesn’t Smith said he would like to have College obliterated’ Stamford STdo its best to prevent it. NCAR Bryant 1 run (Haves kick) Defiance 80. Kalamazoo 67 more freedom but he understands “In my own view, we’re capable ARK-FG Leahay 28 Indiana Tech 7f . Findlav 73 (2otl play for Bo Schembechler. UConn, 85-49, in opening round ac­ NCAR-Horton I run (Hayes kick) Lebanon Vail (Pa.) 73. Wilmington fJ Michigan Wolverines coach why discipline is tight. Asked at a tion of the MCC-hosted Cougar iiy.of being beaten but we’re not going NCAR-EkinsJ run (Hates kick) Marietta 73, Chrislopher-Newport 63 North Stars tie NCAR-Horton4 run (Hayes kick) Muskingum 72. Dyke f6 Schembechler is preparing his news conference what he did with so & l o let it happen.” he said. Basketball Classic last night at East ARK Clark 3 run (Clark pass from Nebraska-Omaha f:7. Auguslana " team, 8-3, to meet the Bruins, 7-3-1, much time in his room, he replied, Catholic High. & The Razorbacks won their only Taylor) Northern Iowa 82, Cornell 70 2 Thursday night in the Bluebonnet "Order a few beers." ^ g a m e of the week to stay sixth, ARK-Ma.son 7 pass from Taylor (l^hav No. Dakota 79. Morningside 62 The Cougars will battle it out with By United Press International Roseau and a star at the University kick) Playing for Schembechler, he Soccer t!~Missouri used two victories to jump OUerbein 107. Ohio Dominican 78 Bowl, and he has told his players to CCCAA rival Middlesex Community of Minnesota last year. “ But now ARK-Safety Nellum tackled Hayes in South Dakota 68. South Dakota SI 61 S!IIL'from No. 10, San Francisco notched Most valuable endzone St John's! Minn )48, Wis.-Stevens Pi 47 blow off steam at bars or wherever said, was “an experience. He’s like College for the tournament cham­ The Colorado Rockies were up in that I’m with the club to stay. I’m after the game. For now, he is en­ a general. It’s good, though, because JJ^three triumphs to remain at No. 8, A-71.0(B Wis.-Parkside 79. Wis.-Oshkosh 7b pionship tonight at East at 8 o'clock. John Clifford, former East arms because of Dino Ciccarelli’s feeling a little more relaxed.” Wooster f7. Gettysburg 48 forcing a curfew and warning them I’d rather play for a disciplinarian “ “ Iowa was idle last week and moved NCAR • Middlesex advanced to the finals by Catholic High track star, was hands. Minnesota rallied in the second First downs 21 West not to let word of any adventures get and do things first class,” MAJOR INDOOR .SOCCICR LEAGUE < ^ u p from No. 11 and Indiana, also Rushe.s-yards . Cal 66. San Diego 60 trouncing previously unbeaten named the most valuable Seems like the Rockies howled period on goals by Steve Payne and Fresno St 48. New Mexico St. 41 back to him. Both teams are touring Johnson By United Prc.ss International Thames Valley, 70-57, in the other K 'id le , fell three notches from the No. after the Minnesota North Stars Passing yards Eastern Division member of the' University of Brad Maxwell’s. But the Rockies Return yards Idaho St. 79, Long Beach 72 "They got bars everywhere. We Space Center’s mission control and W L Pet, GE first round contest. There will be no gj;^7 berth. winger apparently gloved a pass and Passes Minnesota-Duluth 88. UC San Diego 63 resumed a two-goal lead midway Nevada-Reno 100. Humboldt St. ffi didn’t come to Houston to go to a the Texas Medical Center this week. New York 8 2 .800 — consolation. Minnesota is No. 11, followed by Pennsylvania cross country then shot the puck at Colorado Punts Pittsburgh 7 3 .700 1 through the second period on scores FumbIcS'lost Slani.slaus St 8f . W Washingtonnglon 787 bar," Schembechler said. Both were treated Monday night to ^N o. 12 Oregon State, No. 13 team last season by his team­ UC Riverside 77.. Havward Si. f3 Baltimore , 6 4 .600 2 Manchester, in its 1981-82 opener, goalie Glenn “Chico” Resch. Resch by Merlin Malinowski and Steve Penallies-vards an indoor rodeo at Simonton, Texas, mates. Eatman might be in trouble on (Cleveland f. • r. .f)00 3 was powered by a balanced offense S L Louisville, No. 14 Alabama, No. 15 stopped the blast but Minnesota’s Al Tambellini. after workouts at the Astrodome. Buffalo r, 6 .4fS. 3K- several counts with Schembechler. led by veteran Gordon DelMastro's ^'G eorgetow n. No. 16 Tulsa, No. 17 MacAdam was on the doorstep to Maxwell pulled the North Stars Donahue rode the mechanical bull New Jersey • 3 7 .300 f. Since coming to Texas Saturday Philadelphia 3 7 .300 f. 16 points. It was three freshmfen, ."^Houston, No. 18 North Carolina Georgetown No. 1 muscle in the rebound and forge a 4- night, he said he has explored at Gilley’s Sunday night, waving his Western Division however, who proved to be the real /) w State, No. 19 Villanova and No. 20 4 tie Monday night. Pay Less St. U)uis 8 1 889 — several watering holes and discos. cowboy hat as if he knew what he Denver 7 4 .636 2 keys to the victory. iZ i V/ake Forest. ROCHESTER, N.Y. (UPI) — The "The last North Stars goal was a Lucky for him he’s playing for Terry was doing. He stayed aboard El Memphis 7 7 f«00 First-year forward Rickey John­ S r Wake Forest was the only new- Georgetown Hoyas, winners of hand pass,” said Colorado goalie For Home Wichita 4 6 .400 4‘; Donahue, a coach who set the exam­ Toro as the mechanical device was Phoenix 3 7 .300 son paced all Cougar scorers with 8 ~ comer to the ratings, while Kansas, seven straight games, captured all Glenn Resch. “It would have had to ple for his players at Gilley’s cow­ set in a gentle-bucking mode. Kansas City / 2 8 ,200 6'; points in the first half, at which time ^ ranked 19th last week, was bumped. 20 first-place votes Monday to grab be a gutsy call by the referee. On the boy club — the the 3-acre bar used as Michigan’s activity schedule does Monday’s Result Heating FuelFui Denver 6 Memphis 3 MCC led, 40-23, and then popped in the top spot in the Widmer’Cup other hand, it was a big play. If Cic- the setting for the movie "Urban not include Gilley’s. Tuesday s Game.s the first two baskets of the second Eastern College Basketball poll for carelli doesn’t knock the puck down, Cowboy” "We’re not going," Schembechler (All Times EST) half to finish with 12 points. Another JIM FLORENCE the second straight week. it doesn’t go in the net.” ^9/ The different styles — strict vs. said. "It’s a bar, isn’t it?" Pittsburgh al Baltimore. 7 3T p.m, GORDIE DELMASTRO St I/iuis at Kansa.s City, 8:3T p.m. rookie forward, Darryl Morhardt; Georgetown, 8-2, begins play ' Rockies Coach Marshall Johnston 10 loose discipline — is obvious in the • Wednesday s (iame responded in the clutch by netting Middlesex, also in its first outing Tuesday night in the fourHeam field didn’t like the call either. within one with his second goal of Wichita at .St iW is after intermission, connecting on -B ird honored P e r final days before the New Year’s three consecutive baskets to shut of ’81-82, had a 28-27 lead at the half. only two shots in the second half. University of Rochester Basketball “The Stars got a break on that the night at 1:52 of the third period. G a llo n Eve game. As to the effect, Eatman Johnson back down Stamford’s only vague threat, It exchanged leads with Th:. js MCC (85) — Florence 3-9-15, NEW YORK (UPI) - U rry Bird, Classic in Rochester. fourth goal,” he said. "The play ‘Tve got to hand it to them,” said C.O.D. isn’t sure. after the 0-5 losers'had scored fi un­ Valley, now 8-1, until 9:56 of the se­ Roberts 4-0-8, Johnson 5-2-12, Facey who led the World Champion Boston Villanova, the poll’s early season could have been blown dead. It was Minnesota coach Glen Sonmor with "What you do with your time MILWAUKEE (I^PI) - The answered points early in the second cond half when Monte Watson " Celtics to a pair of victories with 59 leader, climbed back into the No. 2 a little frustrating to have to settle no pun intended, “they really $U 7 Worthy gesture 2- 0-4, Morhardt 6-0-12, C. Reiser 041- doesn’t dictate a mental frame of Milwaukee Bucks ha.Ve reactivated half to cut the score to 44-31. proceeded, to pump in three outside 0 DelMastro 5-6-16, McKieman 2-0- r. points and 22 rebounds, Monday was spot after dropping to third last for a tie when we led them twice by worked hard, especially in the first Delivered mind,” he said Monday. “Just forward Mickey Johnson and will NEW YORK (UPI) - Red Auer­ Morhardt also tallied 12 points junipers in a row to help the Flying 4, Rosemond' 0-2-2, Berger 2-0-4 named the NBA Player of the Week. week. The Wildcats, 8-1, were two goal margins.” ' period.” because the Michigan players are ask waivers on guard Mike Evans, bach, president and general while a third freshman, 6-foot-7 Horsemen pull away for good. Wat­ Tobin 0-0-0, J.Reiser 3-2-8. Totals 32- Bird, who ranks ninth in scoring followed by St. John’s, 6-1, arid Colorado jumped to a 2-0 first In the only other scheduled game, Call 647-3929 locked in their rooms doesn’t mean the NBA club announced late Mon­ manager of the Boston Celtics and center Jim Florence, hit three frorti son had 26 points, 10 in the final 10 21-85. and seventh in rebounding, scored a Connecticut, 6-1, in a tie for fourth. period lead on Bob Ramage’s screen Philadelphia routed Calgary 7-4. season-high 36 points’Tuesday night they will be any more ready. And by day: president of the Maurice Stokes the floor and a perfect 9-for-9 from minutes. Kevin Shannon added 20 Slamforil UConn (49)—^Plnado Temple, second last week, fell to shot at 9:50, during a two-man ad­ At Calgary, Brian Propp scored a Anytime! our going to Gilley’s may not mean Evans, a third-year pro out of Memorial Fund, Monday night the foul line to finish runner-up to points and was a dominating force ■“ .in a 120-118 triumph over Cleveland. fifth after a loss to St. John’s. vantage, and Don Lever’s 30-footer hat trick to pace Philadelphia. 'The 3- 2-8, Olbrys 0-2-2, Thomas 0-0-0, NoGam«« NoGimmica No Coupons we will be be any looser” Kansas State, came to the Bucks presented Bobby Knight, coach of DelMastro in Cougar scoring with 15 on the defensive boards for Moffay 3-1-7, Pelli 2-0-4, DeSilva 041- 'The 6-foot-9 forward added 23 points Rounding out the top 10 were St. from the slot at 13:07. Rookie center winger ensured the Flyers’ victory He added: "I can tell you this, I from the San Antonio Spurs in Oc­ the Indiana basketball team, with a points. Stamford’s only bright spot Middlesex. Thames Valley’s ace 0, Cleary 10-5-25, Whitley 0-0-0, May and 15 rebounds Saturday night to Joseph’s of Pa., West Virginia,. Aaron Broten assisted on both goals. with a pair of goals midway through like our coaches’ philosophy tober of 1980. He averaged less than check for $5,000 as a grant to Landon was guard Gene Cleary, who had a gunner, Darryl Gibson, led his team 0-3-3, Romano 04)4). Totals 18-13-40. -'7 spark a 124-119 overtime victory in Rutgers, Boston College and Seton “I was a little nervous playing the second perjod, both on assists better” 3 points per game last season. Turner. game-high 25 points. with 18 points but ran out of bullets IDmsas City. Hall. back here,” said Broten, a native of from center Ron Fl'ockhart, CASHWAY '" - 3 THE HKRALD, Tues., Dec. 29, 1981 THE HERALD, Tues., Dec. 29, 1981 — 1 1 Economic Obituaries Farm decline ends The Arts / Travel / Hobbies CoiiliiiiK-il from piigc one The trend toward more farms in t'/.. the West began in 1975! Until recent­ index down Under an old definition, this is the TV'Movies / Comics Frances C. Anderson ly it was offset by greater declines second year farm numbers haye Leisure ANDOVER — Frances C. Ander­ elsewhere. Continued from page one FOCUS/ risen. But by the new definition, 1981 son, 66, of Pine Ridge Drive, died represented the first increase since With 186,000 farms on 138.5 million Monday at Rockville General material prices and total liquid the depression, Schertz said. acres, Texas has more farmS than Hospital. She was the wife of James There were an estimated 1.045 any other state. The number of assets. V. Anderson. Four components increased: billion acres being farmed in 1981, farms was unchanged in Texas from She was born in Rockville and had orders for plant and equipment, an increase of 0.2 percent. The 1980 to 1981 but acreage declined by lived in Ellington before moving to building permits, stock prices and average farm size was 429 acres, a 300,000 acres, the department said. Andover' 10 years ago. She owned number that has been stable ^ince the money supply. A ndy Warm dimates lure vacationers and operated Fahey Reweaving of The back-to-the-farm movement 1978. Hartford for 20 years, retiring a showed up in Vermont, where the This year most of the increase in iRooney year ago. She was a communicant of number of farms rose from 7,700 to farm numbers was on the West St. Maurice Church of Bolton. 8,200. The number of farrns in Crash kills man Coast. Syndicated Besides her husband she leaves a Maryland rose from 17,500 to 18,200. SOUTHFIELD, Mich. (U P I) — For example, California has 83,000 Columnist son, James Anderson of Sunrise, Raymond James Taylor, 71, of farms, an increase from 80,000 in In the major Midwestern farm F la; three daughters, Mrs. Lorraine , Norwich, Conn., was killed Sunday 1980, Washington has 39,500 farms, state of Illinois the number of farms McCarthy of Vernon, Nancy Fitz­ night in a traffit accident in the up from 38,000. The number of remained stable at 107,000, while Some townsfolk flee winter patrick of Ellington and Sharon Detroit suburb of Southfield, state farms in Oregon also rose by 1,500 to Iowa farms declined from 119,000 to Anderson of East Hartford: three police said Monday. 36,500 118,000. sisters, Elva Smith of Falls Churqh, Dinner By Barbara Richmond Va., Arline Newbury of Rockville Herald Reporter and Doris Krause of Ellington; 11 grandchildren and three great­ Manchesterites aren’t grandchildren. cruising, but they are flying. Funeral services will be Quirks in the News worth Flying to places like Hawaii and iiP? Wednesday at 10 a.m. at the Ladd Barbados to°take a winter break Funeral Home, 19 Ellington Ave., from snow shovels and anti­ Rockville. Burjal will be in freeze. homeowners keep their heating bills 75 percent lower Ellington Center Cemetery. There a review Eve Bartlett, agent in the than bills for a similar house without the advanced are no calling hours. Memorial $60,000 bird heist Goodchild-Bartlett ’Travel .Agen­ techniques, Lamaster says. donations may. be made to a charity cy at 113 Main St,, said that so MIAMI (U P I) — Metrozoo officials discovered six “ We’ve had many offers from people who want to buy I can’t decide whether to write of the donor's choice. far, more than 150 Manchester 2 rare performing birds worth about $10,000 each have about Poland or our Christmas it,” Lamaster said. But'he said the school will keep the area residents have booked been stolen by thieves who reached the birds by cutting dinner. I guess I’ll write about our parking-lot home as a laboratory to teach construction flights to Hawaii over the winter. through the chain-link fence that surrounds the zoo. dinner. I come closer to knowing Mildred G. D’Alessandro trade apprentices and as a model for anyone interested Why Hawaii? The thieves broke through a metal door into the room what I ’m talking about. Mildred (Greene) D'Alessandro of in their own solar home. Miss Bartlett said it’s because where the birds were kept and pried open the cages, Here are some Christmas dinner 89 Laurel St,, formerly of Andover, authorities said Monday. the air fares out of New York to notes: died Sunday at Manchester The birds were trained to do a variety of tricks for zoo Hawaii have been greatly reduced. UPI photo • Before dinner we had a cocktail. Memorial Hospital. She was the visitors and Monday’s shows had to be canceled.. Charter packages to the Carib­ widow of Angelo D’Alessandro. Missing are Togo and Bobby, two Arican gray Cocaine Stomach aches My sister, who comes several days bean; Islands, especially St. She was born in East Hartford and in advance and starts thinking up Maarten, are also very popular 9 parrots; Roberto and Ernie, two yellow-naped Amazon had been a lifelong resident of the Cross replaced parrots; Rosie, a rose-breasted cockatoo; and an un­ SAN RAFAEL, Calif. (U P I) — Two men have been new ways to add calories to the because travelers can arrange hospitalized as a result of trying to smuggle cocaine East Hartford and Manchester named red-tailed hawk. meal, fixed nuts to have with our for very low budget packages. areas. Arlington Cemetery Manager John Hulley (left) and foreman from Peru by swallowing capsules of the drug, polite “ Cruises aren’t very big, “ It must have been somebody who saw one of our drinks. She baked raw almonds in She leaves a son, Eugene A. John MIckelborough prepare to install a new cross on the reported. probably because the price does shows and knew something about the birds,” said Tim the slow oven in butter untii they D’Alessandro of Manchester; a grave of Robert Kennedy, to replace the one which was stolen Sheriff’s Lt. James Ridell said Monday surgeons at seem very high,” Miss Bartlett Concannon, one of their trainers. The birds could bring were crunchy brown and perfect. daughter, Mrs. Marlene M. Bassett along with the marble tombstone which marked the grave. between $5,000 and $6,000 on the black market, he said. Ross General Hospital removed 72 capsules from the said. She thinks people forget of Bolton; a sister, Mrs. Susan abdomen of Bernard Florthaus, 25, Sunday while his Trying to keep your hand out of the that the price of a criiise is all in­ Sedga of East Hartford; 10 friend, Gregory W. Sternik, 29, was admitted to the dish is like trying to stay away from clusive and the service is grandchildren; a great-grandson; Energy saved in lot facility complaining he was upable to pass 20 capsules. peanuts, only more so. “ royal.” and several nieces and nephews. Eighth District board Ridell set the worth of cocaine in their stomachs at. • We have a lot of cooks. My wife. “ Spain is also big because of Funeral services will be CHICAGO (U P I) — Students at Washburne Trade $2,500. Marge, isn’t given to flights of fancy low budget packages. You don’t Wednesday at 1 p.m. from the School are learning about energy efficiency by doing Sternik told investigators they had purchased 14 in the kitchen but she does all the find many people coming in these Newkirk and Whitney Funeral something about it they are building a $125,000 solar- grams of cocaine in Peru and put it into disposable ink basic work and makes sure days and making plans for the Home, 318 Burnside Ave., East awards heat contract cartridges which they then swallowed, the lieutenant ‘vacation they’ve always heated house in the school’s parking lot. everything comes out even. She's in Hartford, with the Rev. Alva G, said. dreamed about. They come in 'The students, under the direction of carpentry depart­ charge but there’s a lot of free­ Decker officiating. Burial will be at and arrange for something they By Scot French fired hot air heaters in the two ment chairman Clifford Lamaster, have almost finished lancing going on. the convenience of the family. downstairs truck bays, with a 75,000 the two-story home. can afford,” she said. Herald Reporter • The turkey was a fresh one, not Friends may call at the funeral B.T.U. heater in the single bay area Lamaster said Monday hundreds of students at Picture yourself next week sit­ frozen. It weighed 24 pounds. home today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 With quick approval Monday night and a 150,000 B.t.u. heater in the Washburne — carpenters, plasterers, plumbers, elec­ "Nosy neighbors out ting in a hotel, looking out at the p.m. Memorial contributions may by the Eighth District Board of double bay. tricians and painters — have helped with the house in There’s more turkey than you need . beautiful blue Bermuda waters be made to the American Cancer Directors, the chilled Main Street Once work is completed on the the IV2 years ithas been under construction. The house, GLOCESTER, R.I. (U P I) - Police Chief Richard B. for 10 people but a turkey ought to be on New Year’s Eve, Society, 6 ^ Prospect Ave,, Hart­ fire department headquarters valued at $125,000, should be completed within two loo big. It cooked for about five downstairs units, Gessay will begin Tooher wants to cut down on crime by recruiting nosy T H A T ’ S what a lot of people ford, 06105. should have heat in the truck bays in months, he said. neighbors to keep their eyes and ears open. work upstairs. He said he will ex­ lours. 'The good thing about a turkey do, according to Connie Roberts about two weeks. The design includes an “ airlock” double doorway Tooher said he will launch a. Neighborhood Crime pand the coverage of a present hot is, you have more leeway cooking it of LaBonne Travel of 71 E, Marie (Marlon) O’Neill Vernon heating contractor Nor­ water heater that now heats the up­ front entrance, solar collectors and a kitchen in the mid­ Watch program Friday and* needs volunteers to report limn ydu do with most things. You Center Street. “ New Year’s Eve Marie (Marion) O’Neill, 61, of 177- man R. Gessay began purchasing stairs living quarters by installing dle that helps heat the rest of the two-story, three- any suspicious activity to the Police Department. have at least an hour after it’s is a very big occasion in Ber­ A E. Middle Turnpike, died today at materials today for the new gas- baseboard radiators in the recrea­ bedroom house. “ We want people to become aware of what is going on cooked, before it’s overcooked. The muda. Even though it's off­ Manchester Memorial Hospital. She fired hot air heaters which he will tion room and other upstairs offices. in their neighborhood,” he said. Don’t count on Bermuda, travel ageints say, if you want to go theiie for New Year’s. Most trips are sold out. This scene is Those and other energy-efficient features could help bad thing about turkeys today is season there as far as swimming was the wife of Hohn J. O’Neill. install under a $4,856 contract ap­ The building’s existing steam from Flatts Village,'Bermuda. proved by the directors. that they havh more white meat is concerned, there is a lot of golf She was born in Brooklyn on Feb. heating unit developed holes this fall and tennis,” she said. Emergency conditions at the sta- than you want and not enough dark 28, 1920, the daughter of ’ Mrs.-— which could not be repaired, leaving A special package deal for this 'tion, which threatened to freeze meat. Regina (Ouillette) Girard of Pom- the bays temporarily heated with New Year’s trip to Bermuda has for less,” she added. for next summer. She said iCs are also busy booking trips to traffic is very heavy and the next water tanks and stall engines, led • I ’ve started carving turkey a fret Center and the late Francis space heaters, said Director John Crafts, fitness classes offered been sold out for New Year’s Eve Ann Belleville, travel agent at earlier than usual for that. "But Switzerland and Colorado, the popular place for Manchester the directors to waive the bid Flynn. new way. I cut one side of the breast Girard. She has been a resident of and Ms. Roberts said it would be Daniels Travel Agency, 202 E, people are thinking about getting two most popular ski resorts. people to get away to is St. process last week and seek quotes Although the new heating system off in a whole piece with a sharp, Manchester for the past 41 years. The Manchester Recreation Monday and Thursday at Verplank Brochures with registration forms alrhost impossible to book Center St., said things were slow away,” she said. Cindy Mazur, Iravei agent (or . Thomas, He's also had a lot of on the project. They were reviewed was not included in this year’s pointed boning knife and put it on a '“Things haven't slowed up at E She was a member of St. Bridget Department will be offering various school. A co-ed fitness class will be on the back are available at the anyone right now for that trip. for awhile but have been picking, Travel Time, 162 Spencer St., has bookings for Calilornia for the , at Monday night’s special session. budget, the directors may shift all, despite the controilers' strike Church and her husband celebrated classes in arts and crafts, cake held on Tuesdays at the Francis Recreation Department main office wood board next to the piatter. I Of course, Disney World in up. “ Florida is always popular. also been booking a lot of trips to holidays. The directors awarded the con­ funds from another line'item to pay and the fact that people claim their 42nd wedding anniversary last decorating and physical fitness this Mahoney Center. on Garden Grove Road and at the slice it with a iong thin knife,not Florida, is a very popular When people see the first snow the Caribbean Islands, mainly St. tract to Gessay over three other for the project, according to John D. August. winter. Registration for the classes will Francis Mahoney Center on Cedar * with the grain but straight down like destination during the school they come in and want to go right money is tight, they seem to Thomas, she said. Another pop­ "Hawaii, too, has been very proposals. LaBelle Jr., attorney for the good, and we've booked a lot of Besides her husband and mother Daytime craft programs for be held between 10 a.m. and 1 p.m., Street. Copies are also available a loaf of bread. vacation, especially for those away.” she said. manage to set aside money for ular island is St. Maarten. Gessay plans to install two gas- District. % cruises out of Miami, some trips she leaves a son, Kevin J. O’Neill of adults include ceramics, quilting, Jan. 4 through Jan. 14 for after Friday at the Manchester with younger children. Ms. trips and they're going to go,” • The gravy was good. After the CIUH.SES out of Miami to the to Europe. Colorado and Utah, Alexandria, Va.; two daughters, pottery, cake decorating, sewing Manchester residents. Registration libraries, the Chamber of Roberts said that trip reaches its said Karen Donovan, travel MOST, of the agents agreed turkey had cooked for about three islands are also popular this time but few to Mexico, " he said. Mrs. William (Barbara) Balch of for non-residents and residents is Commerce office," Municipal peak during Christmas week. agent at Mercury Travel Agency, that Bermuda has been popular with knits and acrylic painting. hours I took it out of the oven and of year, but a lot of people are Cheshire and Mrs. Michael Fitness programs available are Jan. 11 through Jan. 14. Mail-in Building, and banks at the Miss Bartlett agrees that 627 Main St, because you can get a flight out (Maureen) Lozier of Meriden; a scraped the pan clean and made the also flying to the islands, with Now not everyone is looking for No bookings for Niagara “ to C Office complex subject dancercize, physical fitness and registration is accepted now Manchester Parkade and Main Florida is a very popular of Bradley Field and it only takes gravy. Then I put the turkey back in Barbados being one of the most sunshine and beautiful beaches. . look at the falls. " — no trips in a brother, Joseph Girard of Ventura, slimnastics. Workshops on holiday through Jan. 12 on a first-come, Street. spot, but said the airfares to 2''2 hours to get there. popular; There are the ski buffs who, kayak to Quincy or Nyack — but Calif.; three sisters, Mrs. Dorothy decorating, trapunto (Italian first-served basis (non-resident For further inforniation call the the oven. I ’ve found that if you do it Florida have been increasing. “ I Dennis O'Brien, travel consul­ Ms. Belleville also said she has everyone seems to be thinking, Woodward of Danielson, Mrs. Cecil quilting), flat reed baskets and mail-in will be held until Jan.’ 11). department at 647-3084 or 647-3089. this way, all the good stuff isn’t can fly people across the country believe it or not, are looking for tant for Globe Travel Service, 555 Cote of Killingly, and Mrs. Beatrice of zoning application booked several Europq^an trips more snow. So the travel agents Main St., agreed that the Florida “ Let's get away from it all. " chocolate lollipops are also being burned to the bottom of the pan. Benevides of Pittsfield, Mass.; and offered. • Marge fixed butternut squash five grandchildren. Youth classes will be held in Funeral services will be held A new office complex could strad- ■ Richard Reinhardt of Farmington. Hearing set on park which was predictably delicious. die the Manchester-South Windsor Mark C. Yellin of West Hartford, crochet, ceramics, and pottery at Thursday at 9:15 a.m. at the Holmes the Arts Building on Garden Grove Some things you can always depend Funeral Home, 400 Main St, with a town line if the Planning and Zoning who represents the developers, Road. Dance lessons will be offered The Connecticut Department of on. She also had a great dish of Collector's corner mass of Christian burial at 10 a.m. Commission approves a zone change could not be reached for comment, the Hockanum River stretching at Verplanck on Monday evenings, Environmental Protection will hold small, white, creamed onions. She at St, Bridget Church, Burial will be application now before it. Lombardo said the area is moving from Ellington to the Connecticut and those interested in roller a hearing on the Hockanum River made the sauce from a base of in St. James Cemetery. Friends John N. and Mary A. Lombardo of toward a more commercial use, River in East Hartford be developed skating lessons may sign up for Linear Park Study proposing a park as a linear park. chicken stock. She mixed the roux in may call at the funeral home 199 Doming St. have proposed to partly because of the major repairs classes to be held on Thursdays, 4 to along the Hockanum River Wednesday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 build two office buildings, one in being made to the interchange. The study recommended the with a whisk and heated that, and 5 p.m. Wednesday, Jan. 13 at 8 p.m. in the p.m. Memorial contributions may Manchester and one in South Wind­ Because the zone change falls development of three parklets along then added heavy cream and poured Evening classes for adults to be Municipal Building Hearing Room. be made to St.Bridget Church Win­ sor, on a 6.75-acre tract near the 1-86 within 500 feet of a town line, the the six m iles of the river in that sauce into a coupie of shallow Roller organ 'poor man's music box' held at the Arts Building include The DEP recently released the dow Fund. Rte. 30 interchange. application must first receive the Manchester, including the expan­ Dvenproof dishes with the onions in ceramics, pottery and crochet. The study by Roy Mann Associates, The plan requires a/ zone change approval of the Capitol Region sion of Robertson Park at. Union them, from single-family Residence Zone Council of Governments before the women’s fitness classes are offered which recommends the 35 miles of Pond. By Russ MacKendrick little "star wheels " as it turned, (-ard of Tliunk.s A to Business One for the 1.87-acre PZC may consider it. • The mashed potatoes were lum­ Herald Columnist iwpa)a$yii>8er shoulder. maximum height of 30 feet. There will be weighing-in from can afford is. tape. If you toss a oennv. the monkev Architect for the project is 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. • We overdid the desserts. My That’S what is Important to us. would dash to pick it up, bite it, put it sister made a chocolate cake with TH IS type of musical instru­ in his pocket, then doff a tiny red hat Woman held ment has been found with anywhere When you look beyond the extras, sour cream and ground nuts instead to thank you. naw year’s •) of flour. If you were a scientist from a dozen to 35 notes. The one shown here has 20. Others in Judd in shop theft Four held after fight party headquarters ^ helping people is what our trying to compound the most S I GCESTIO.NS. for a Caplovich’s home in Vernon have 14 numismatico-philatelic New Year. business Is all about. And every fattening thing a human being could or 22 notes. Police arrested ,a 32-year-old Luigi’s Restaurant and First Stop tnrowing the snowoalls and the last • hats •j) Treat yourself to real splurge oc­ eat, that cake might be it. It was 'There is an important point to Manchester woman Monday and Lounge was the last stop for four time he did, a fight broke out in the • nolMmakar* v casionally. If you need an 1877 In­ day we strive to offer kindness and served, of course, with whipped make here: It is a box and it charged her with fourth degree local youths Sunday night. They group. dian Head cent — get it. Or perhaps • paper tabtowara cream. produces music, but it is not a larceny after she allegedly shoplifted were arrested following a fight in Several patrons and the brother of that Scott No. 1 5-cent Franklin • balloona compassion to the people who call • Daughter Ellen made pepper­ “ music box,” Caplovich says you steaks at a supermarket by hiding the parking lot of the Hartford Road the owner of the restaurant tried to stamp. Two or three hundred • atraamara upon us. mint stick ice cream. She melted a might call it a poor man’s music them in her baby’s diaper bag. establishment. stop the fight and became involved, • plaatic party glaaaaa dollars? So? Buying good items like lot of candy canes in cream, added a box.’/i Police said a store detective at the Police charged the four youths police said. these, at the right price, is not really There are two big differences: Stop and Shop Supermarket at 263 with breach of peace. Arrested were Valdis D. Klayins,' few drops of peppermint essence spending money — it’s just like With music boxes the crank winds West Middle Turnpike saw Ann Police said the fight began after a 19, of 506 Bush Hill Rd.; Richard J. and a small amount of .sugar. My up a spring that meters out power to moving it from one pocket to Marie Guilda Michaud of 466 Middle group of youths, including the four, Smith Jr., 19, of 198 Ralph Road; wife made her freeze it in the gar­ This genuine roller organ plays 75 to 80 different selections. another. (Explain this to your the playing elements. You can wind Turnpike, Apt. 21, put three steaks had been liotering in the parking lot York W. Whitaker, 19, of 79 Santina age so she wouldn’t get rock salt all spouse!) it up and sit down to listen to the into the diaper bag. and throwing, snowballs at the win­ Dr., and Keith W. Dolin, 18, of 120 :over the kitchen when she brought it projections that strike specially various parts of the “ music box.” in Switzeriand with a heyday 400 MAIN ST«EEI • MANCHESTER,CONN melody. Ms. Michaud was released on $25 dows of the restaurant. Ralph Road. , . tuned steel teeth. These boxes were made by hand and between 1860 and 1900. Jan. 3: The First Sunday Stamp to the table. Brian looked up and The other difference is the bond and is scheduled to appear in Police said a cook at Luigi's All four were released on $100 The earliest music boxes had the were so expensive that one would In the mid-1880s somebody in­ Bourse at the Ramada Inn, 100 East HOWARD L. HOLMES ARTHUR G. HOLMES said, "How come there’s no fudge manner of producing the music. court .Ian II repeatedlv asked the youths to ston bonds for court '■'P' -’rances Jan. 11. projections on a cylinder. As the have cost two years pay of a factory vented a music box that used a River Drive, East Hartford. Hours: NOpMANM. HOLMES HOWARD M. HOLMES sauce for this?” Instead of vibrating reeds, there are cylinder turned they would tick off worker at the time. They were made programmed metal disc to actuate 10 a m. to 5 p.m. 12 TIIK llKHM .n, Tiles. Dee. 2‘). I'lHl THE HERALD. Tues., Dec. 29. 1981 - 13 Parents can help ease strain News for senior citizens Advice Today's students face mounting pressures Dance scheduled

' As a parent, there are several things you can do to Maybe boxer shorts do help Wednesday night (Editor's note: Peter Tognalli is public relations THESE SAME types of subtle reminders are at work manner. Instead, they learn that an “ A ” is more accep­ help your child overcome the pressures he may Iw director of the Manchester Education Association, the as we unconsciously put pressure on our children to do table than a “ B” , first place is better than second place, feeling. First, you can teach your child to live with his town’s teachers union. His comments appear in this well in school, at play, and at home. Impatience, ig­ and that praise from others comes easiest when you do DEAR ABBY: Around the first living alone. There’s another So she iispH Qnme other spice. own limitations. No one excels in everything. It is not Editor’s note: this column is cookbooks are still available at $4 noring a child, and phrases like “ What’s the matter with better than everyone else. Sure, ,we teach our children of the year you had a lot of letters in ' bachelor in my building who drops Tomatoes weren’t in season space from time to time:) your child’s particular weaknesses that are crucial, but prepared by the staff of the each. All recipies were submitted by you?" or “ How many times have 1 told you?” can all about sportmanship and learning from our losses, but your column advising men to wear in often, and we rap. He seems like a So she used tomato paste. his attitude toward them. Remember to praise your Manchester Senior Citizen Center. thq seniors. The books are slowly break down a child’s defenses; this “ killing me our society seems to be centered around win, win, win. nice guy, but all he talks about is his The whole can — not a cup, dear By Peter A. Tognalli child when he succeeds, but also remember to en­ boxer shorts, instead of the tight Dear It appears twice weekly,’ on professionally done and considered softly” syndrome is our subtle way of telling others that As they get older, especially as they reach kind that hugged the body, if they sex life — which according to him, is She couldn’t bear to waste. courage him when he fails. Tuesdays and Saturdays, an asset to the community. Today’s society can be characterized as an age of we are not completely happy with their actions. adolescence, children encounter new pressures. Their wanted to become fathers. terrific! His biggest complaint is And now she isn’t speaking; Second, be a positive forte in your child’s life, rather Abby Our Scrabble group will have its pressures, pressures which children can feel as well as Thus, while attempting to help our children, we often innocent crushes turn to love, their insecurities It so happened that my wife and I that once he scores with a woman he She’s convinced I pulled a fast than the major pressure point. Avoid making unrealistic Abigail By Jeanette Cave first meeting on Jan. 5 at 10 a m. We adults. Urban life and, increasingly, rural life are fast- discourage them by our dissatisfaction with their per­ blossom, their need for independence seems threatened have been trying unsuccessfully for can’t get rid of her. one. demands or setting unrealistic goals. Senior Center Director will meet in the dining room. Gloria paced and competitive; mass media advertising creates formance. We expect our children to do better by a watchful parent, and their confusion concerning years to have a child. The doctors Van Buren I don’t know whether to believe So don’t ask me for a recipe — Don’t be afraid to back down if, in a moment of anger, Benson, our activities specialist, pressures to be popular, good looking, and to acquire scholastically, to do better on the sports field, and to what is expected of them increases. found nothing wrong with either one him or not. He certainly doesn’t look That one is my last one! The Christmas holidays are one of you set a restriction which you later regret. Your child will be coordinator. Those persons material possessions. . choose nicer friends. Yes, your child needs to know that of us, but none could help us. The like a ladies’ man, and I ’ve never MT. VERNON, OHIO the times we are united with our will understand and respect you even more if you are needing a ride that day, please call We are encouraged to use a certain brand of you care enough to want him to do his very best. But if - THERE ARE many signs through which a child in­ last doctor told us to give up and even seen him with a date. loved ones, enjoying the presence of wilting to admit your own frailties openly and honestly. the Center. We should thank Mae mouthwash, wear designer jeans, and eat a certain you expect too much of a child, the result may be dicates to others that he is finding himself over­ adopt a baby. enclosing her picture.) What is your opinion of a guy who our sons and daughters and their Thirdly, grades aren’t everything — learning is what is CONFIDEINTAL TO AR T B. IN Martin for this program idea. breakfast cereal; we are bombarded by jingles that tell excessive pressure. pressured. Temper tantrums, cheating in school, Then we saw the letters in your God bless you, Abby. My wife, is always talking about sex? children, thankful that once again most important. SEAL BEACH, CAME.: A mistress The chess club is also looking for us to “ reach out and touch someone” or sing the joys of For many children, the pressure to learn — pressure delinquent behavior, use of drugs and alcohol, mood column recommending boxer shorts Carol, and I both love you for your DOUBTING THOMAS IN we’re able to get together and a soft-drink that’s “ the real thing. ’’ These pressures Don’t pressure your child for grades he many not be is something between a mister and a additional members. They also to- learn more, pressure to learn earlier, pressure to changes, and the inability to study, or conversely, total to increase fertility. We both wonderful column in. the Cedar THOMASVILLE; GA. remember the happy times. As we may seem innocuous, but the subtle reminders of the capable of receiving; rather, encourage him to do his mattress. meet on Tuesdays at 10 a m. No learn faster — is a heavy burden. Children are entering absorption in study to the exclusion of everything else laughed, but my wife said, “ Let’s Rapids Gazette. share our love with our families, let ubiquitous advertiser have become a part of all of our best and accept the results that accompany his hard' DEAR THOM AS: He’s probably experience in chess is needed, just a competition at early ages and, often, they are not taught are some of the more obvious indicators that a child try Abby’s suggestion for just one GALEN A.. LUKE, it overflow to our neighbors far and lives. work. doing what he does best. Talking. Getting married? Whether you desire. Please come out and support how to deal with that competition in a constructive might display. month,” so I bought three pair of CEDAR RAPIDS, IOWA near, making this world a better want a formal church wedding or a this activity. boxer shorts and started to wear ! place for all to enjoy. Begin the year All participants in the pool tourna­ DEAR GALEN: Congratulations DEAR AB B Y : You said you simple, “ do-your-own-thing” them. Guess what?The second with love. Best wishes for the ment which will start the week of to you and Carol, Catherine Ann- couldn't understand why anybixiy ceremony, get Abby’s new booklet. month my wife got pregnant! successful completion of another January 4, are asked to call the Marie is indeed a beautifuj baby. would refuse to share a recipe. The Send $1 plus a long, self-addressed, Local donors give On Nov. 19 she gave’ birth to a year. Center for the name of your playing enclosed poem may give you a clue: stamped (37 cents) envelope to; Ab­ beautiful baby girl. She weighed 7 May the Lord richly bless you and . To start the new year off, why not She didn’t have potatoes by’s Wedding Booklet, 12060 partner so that playing times may pounds '6 ounces and we named her your family. join us at the New 'Year’s Eve dance r So she used a cup of rice. Hawthorne Blvd., Suite 5000, be arranged. Catherine Ann-Marie. (I’m Helping DEAR ABBY: I ’m a bachelor She couldn’t find paprika Hawthorne, Calif. 90250. on Wednesday from 7:30 to 10:30 111 pints of blood p.m. Lou Jubert and his orchestra will provide the entertainment, with their neighbors prizes and refreshments on the agenda. The donation is $2. Don’t Instead of putting up the usual forget to bring a friend. Commodores holiday decorations the Grade Manchester blood donors donated Barbara Murphy, Carole Kelly, Elizabeth 111 pints during the Red Cross Dent, Leonarda A. Parla, David Chappell. You rnay have the opportunity 5 students at Highland Park Lynn B. O'Neill, Margaret Moran. Denise Look for mediGol cause first once again to meet the new djrector, Bloodmobile visit at the Army & coming back School chose to put informa­ Wohlzemuth, Richard N. Lazure, Silvain Jeanette Cave, at a welcome tea Navy Club on Dec. 22. Glenn Mirtl Schultz. Mrs. pette A. Copeland, Mrs. Theresa with a new partner after years of a tion on a bulletin board concer­ DEAR DR. LAMB: Can you give 1551, Radio City Station, New York, sponsored by the seniors, 1:30 p.m. was cited for reaching the 12-gallon Parla, Gary Averett, James Morehouse, Jack happily married life. But before any N.Y. 10019. ning the hungry people of J, Lappen, Joanne Chlupsa, Roger M. me some information on im­ Jan. 6. If you haven’t met Jeanette, WASHINGTON (UPI) - The mark. man is assumed to have psy­ ■ Combipres contains Catapres Som alia, on the "horn" of Christania. potence? I ’m 61, in good health, jog please make a point of stopping in. Navy officially has re-created the Other “ gallon” donors are: Mrs. Walter Kaszowski. Mrs. Lorraine B. Yeates, chological impotence he deserves a (clonidine) which has been Reported and exercise daily, but I have Your IM.EASE make note of the one-star rank of commodore to Africa. This is the start of a Eva S. Kopp, eight gallons; Mrs. Robert L. Lovett. Eklward A. Bargid^, John D. proper medical examination. That borderline high blood pressure. I to cause impotence in from 0 to 24 following activities: bring it in line with the other ser­ long-term project to inform the Nancy W. Moffat, seven; Mrs. Hayes. John W. Klein, David Selwartz, Mrs. includes blood glucose percent of patients using it. , Louise Dziedzinski, William Klock, Daniel take Dyazide and Combipres for it. Health Jan. 1 —- Center closed. vices, ail of which have onestar entire school. Shown Judith Pitts; three; Paul Kelly, measurements to be sure that the Nicholson. Thaddeus Gadarowski. My wife and I had intercourse at Jan. 4 — Meals resume. generals. examining the bulletin are, left Richard Skehan, and Mary Johan­ man doesn’t have diabetes as a • DEAR DR. LAMR: We ate some Nancy Walsh. Katrina Walsh, Dale least once a week with no trouble at L&wrence Lamb, Jan. 7 — Speakers on winter News of the official upgrading to right, Jenny Lezon, Mountain sen, two gallons each; and Brian ■ Hollister, Mrs. Barbara J. Zyla, David A cause of his impotence, salmon that was not cooked all prior to her passing away a year weatherization and hypothermia. came Monday with a Pentagon an­ Adams, Robert. Dwight, Maurice Krinjak, Sharon Doiron. Elmer Ostrout, Agnes M.D. measurements of testosterone and thoroughly. It was barbecued and .Road; Mark Uongchamps, ago. I have since remarried to a Jan. 14 — Dental and denture nouncement that President Reagan Hamel, Linda Jones, and Martha P. Dodge. Catherine Kapa, Maureen Lescoe. prolactin. A surprising number of the ends did not get cooked through. Pitkin Street; Heidi Bragdon, Rene Monahan. Lisa Schwartz, Priscilla wonderful woman who is 10 years care. . has nominated 37 captains to be Morione, one gallon each. men develop an increase in prolac­ We found a worm, similar to a pin Elwood Road, and Matt Clough. .Schwartz. Evelyn Griffith, Marie Miller. Scott my junior. I can always be ready but Jan. 17 — Tryouts for the annual promoted to commodore, which For the Dec. 22 visit, 80 people Moffat, Kenneth E. Cutting Jr., Audrey Cut­ tin, the hormone from the pituitary worm or longer, in the small part Mountain Road. then I lose it, which is quite em­ variety show. 'You must be at least would boost their pay from $40,251 made advance appointments and 53 ting, Sandra Nixon, Roger Bolduc. medical attention. There is a- bad gland under the brain that that was not cooked through. The Kurt A. Hassett, Lihda Hassett, Dr. Melvin barrassing to both of us. I asked my 60 years old to participate. No to $52,567 a year. That’s what Herald photo by Tarquinio kept them. There were 71 walk-in habit in medicine of assuming that if stimulates milk formation in Health Department said it was Horwitz, Mrs. Nancy Sweet, Edward Wilson doctor if the drugs would cause this. special talent is needed, just a onestar generals are paid. ' donors for a total of 124. Of that you do not understand something a women. If there is an increase in possibly a form of tape worm found Jr . Mrs. Virginia Walter, Harold V. He says no, that it is probably from desire to entertain. Non-residents Congress made the commodore total, 13 were deferred. ('ainmeyer Jr.. Krista Jacobson, Daniel Fox, pati^t has, it is “ ail in your mind.” prolactin, taking bromocriptine in fish. Could you tell me how I can the thought of losing my wife and are encouraged to participate. This rank official Dec. 15 when it ap­ The next visit of the Bloodmobile Mrs. Barbara .Jackson. Impotence is a classic example. Re­ usually solves the problem. find out if we have this in our Donors who kept appointments were: might be a mental block that would year’s theme is “ Strike Up .the proved the Defense Officer Per­ IM' will be Jan. 25 from 12;30 to 5;30 cent studies suggest that as many as I am sending you The Health system? What is the cure? I ’m Allen Jenkins, Howard A. Miller, Margaret pass. Band ” by Gershwin. Since the sonnel Manpower Act. p.m. at the Knights of ColUmbus two thirds of men in your age group Letter number 18-6, Help for Im­ worried sick. Peck. Peter Riggsby, Frank N. Serignese, An­ donations from the show support our There always have been com­ Home, Main Street. drew R. Hagenow, Walter H. Joyner, James V. DEAR READER: In the past 10 have a medical reason, not a psy­ potence, which will give you the DEAR READER: There is a fish food program, wo encourage you to modores in the Navy — since the Walk-in donors were; Frank E. Cuneo Jr., McCooe, Andrew Winzier Jr. years medicine has begun to come chological reason, for developing latest information on this problem. Richard J. Datson, Donald R. Kirby, David tapeworm and it can infect salmon participate. Revolutionary War — but they were Alden F. Victoria. Richard G. Rand, Llewellyn out of the dark ages about im­ impotence. Others who want this issue can send Yankee traveler Weaver. Gwen L. Reed, William Legault, Mrs. C. Moyer, Orfln E. West. Mrs. Virginia Daver- and pike, but tapeworms are flat, Jan. 18 — Legal aid clinic — A not always accorded official status. potence. It is a very frequent That does npt mean your doctor is 75 cents with a long, stamped, self- sa, Mrs. Helen Small, Donna J. Wu, Kent like noodles. The only way to iden- representative from Neighborhood Even John Paul Jones, the captain Carlson, George T. Chrostowsky, problem and it is a symptom of wrong. He could be absolutely right addressed envelope for it to me, in tify them is from stool Legal Services will — on an appoint­ who said “ I have not yet begun to CarterDeCormier, Sylvester Benson. Sandra many disorders that deserve and you may feel guilty about sex care of this newspaper, P.O. Box Mazzone, Peter H. Grose. examinations. They may not cause ment basis — assist you with your fight, ” was only an honorary com­ Marita L. Hagenow, Russell Mopnan, symptoms except anemia from their legal questions, and/or problems. modore. Dance, sleigh rally, ski parade highlight holiday Donald Ellis, Daniel J. Michl, Lynda J. Solder, use of vitamin B-12 and folic acid. If Information given is held in strict Fpr example, the current crop of Mrs. Norma Paggioli. Ellen Jaskotka. Patricia you have a fish tapeworm it can be Lange, John E. Wraight, Miss Christine confidence. Please call the Center commodores really are captains Carpenter. Mrs. Mama Goianges. Mrs. Bever­ Crime watch slated treated with medicines taken by 647-3211 if you’re interested. who command destroyer squadrons By Eve F. Wahrsager Rain” band and mpnch on a tasty ly Herzog, Wendy S. Waldo. Samuel P. mouth. Your story is another exam­ Jan. 28 — Manchester High School and have been given the title only as Mayor’s Office for Cultural and Com­ McCurry. Earl Doggart. • A s k GLOCESTER, R.l. (UPI) — Police Chief buffet. Celebrate the Year of the Dog at ple of the importance of adequately Stage Band and Round Table a courtesy. Navy officials did not ALA Auto and Travel Club munity Affairs is sponsoring a First • class, draft horse class and ladies Mrs. Jean Eagleson, Richard H. Taggart, Richard B. Tooher wants to cut down on crime by the Boston Childen’s Museum’s D r . B l a k e r cooking one’s food. Fish frozen at Singers, seem to knov what these com­ Written for UPl Decorations and favors all reflect Night celebration (patterned after class. Awards will be given to all Evelyn Schofield, Mrs. Merna West, Kenneth 4 recruiting nosy neighbors to keep their eyes and minus 10 C for 48 ho(irs will also be Feb. 1 — Free glaucoma modores will be called now that they a cabaret theme. Tickets are $9.50 Boston’s annual “ First Night" Japanese festival on Jan 3. winners. • Markstein, Albert Scanlon, Mary J. Scanlon, r ears open. WELLESLEY, Mass. — To help Edith S. Senna, John E. Welpy Jr. Karen Btaker, Ph.D. free of any such tapeworms. screening from 9 a m. - 11:30 a.m. are “ real.” for the buffet, $8 for the dance nd which will also be under way). The museum’s Japanese house The no-snow date will be Jan. IQ. Tooher said he will launch a Neighborhood Crime make your start to the New Year the will be decorated with traditional S- A common source of fish provided by the Connecticut .Society The previous “ real” commodores, $17.50 for both. Call (207) 622-4771 The action kicks off at 5 p.m. Call (203) 349-3190 for more details. Watch program Friday and needs volunteers to brightest ever, the ALA Auto and tapeworm infestations is the to Prevent Blindness. Sign up by appointed during World War II, for details. when seven area churchs ring their symbols of long life’! prosperity and report any suspicious activity to the police depart­ process of making gefilte fish and calling the office. retired in 1949, a Navy spokesman Travel Club has some sparkling chimes. A variety of events are vigor — pine boughs, bamboo stalks Old TV shows ment. Down Rhode Island way, there’s sampling it in the process. . suggestions for the first weekend in At the Bretton Woods Ski area, planned. Listen to opera or jazz. and plum blossoms. The Manchester Senior Center said. January. Bretton Woods, N.H., there is fun Watch mime, magic tricks, a one- Learn how to make special lots of hardy sports enthuasists. On Scheduled television program­ Jan, 1, the Newport Polar Bears wil Ring in the New Year at a dance for the whole family on Dec. 31. woman theater or a puppet show. Japanese delicacies, enter a ming in the United States started take a dip in the chilly surf at 11 and buffet in Maine, on skis in New Dinner at Darby’s Tavern followed All the performace sites are calligraphy contest and make New April 30, 1939, with a telecast of Hampshire or at a First Night bash by nighttime skiing and a torchlight located within easy walking dis­ Year’s greeting cards. a.m. In Jamestown, the Penguins President Franklin D. Roosevelt or a Japanese festival in parade is a fitting finale or 1981. Ad­ tance of each other and include the Children’s films, folk tales and will swim at Mackeral Cove at noon. opening the World’s Fair. Within Sculptor Massachusetts. Attend a sleigh rally vance reservations are suggested. Quadrangle Museums, Old First songs round out this unusual day. At Wickford’s Town Beach, the three months, 10 hours of television in Connecticut or a variety of spor­ Call (603) 278-5501 for more infor­ Church, the WGBY studio and the Call (617) 426-8855 for a complete North Kingstown “ Polar Bear fare a day were being beamed from ting events in Rhode Island. mation. Hall of Justicq, listing of special events and ac­ Plunge” happens at 2 p,m. the tower at New York’s Radio City Ihe Eagle bmgs you a At the Augusta Civic Center in Tickets are $3 for one show and $5 tivities. How about a snowball Golf Tour­ Music Hall to TV sets as far as 150 Augusta, Maine, from 9 p.m. to 1 Try an alternative New Year’s for, two. Performance times are 8 nament in North Kingston, the miles away. let down a m. on Dec. 31, dance to the con­ E)ve celebration this year in down­ p.m. and 9:,30 p.m. Call (413) 737- There’ll be lots of sleigh bells Frostbite Fleet Race (sailing) in temporary sounds of the “ Colored town Springfield, Mass. The 6098 for more information. ringing at the Sleigh Rally on Jan. 3 Barrington or a bicycle jaunt in lit­ at 12:30 p.m. at the Wimler Farm in tle Compton, all taking place on Jan. The first motion picture to win an DEAR DR. BEAKER: 1 have spent one entire year Durham, Conn. About 50 sleighs will 1. What a way to welcome the New Academy Award was “ Wings,” in and thousands of dollars building a studio where I new, belter and exjianded be competing in ten different Year. Call (401) 277-2601 for more 1928, planned to do my art work. I am a sculptor. classes, like a Currier and Ives details. Now it is finished and I feel somewhat let down. 1 don’t particularly want to spend time there because the creative juices just don’t flow. Maybe I should not have put so much effort into lix-Slieher building a place where I could work with no interference from the outside world. High interest. Guaranteed. An ira from First Federal Sav ICEPESKS' The Universal IRA. ings earns high interest, too...money market interest...that’s DEAR READER: Several factors may be working to Everyone is eligible. As of January 1, everyone who works guaranteed over the term of your investment. To give you an r t K o tia p ' absolutely everyone — is eligible for an IncJiyidual Retirement idea of how’ your IRA savings can benefit from the high interest Sfo block your creativity at this time. First of all, it sounds like you feel guilty for having Account (IRA), even if you’re covered by another retirement and tax benefit features, consult the chart. constructed such a perfect place to do your work. plan at work. Previously, if your company had a pension plan, Secondly, you may feel let down merely because a you weren't eligible. Years ol Without With Tax WitHoiSrHolfS.. very big job has been completed. In addition, it sounds Contributions increased. Maximum annual contributions Contribution IRA IRA Savings Thtic deikt like you might have had unrealistic expectations about have been increased to 100% ot your annual income up to 10 $23,259 were detigned to the effect of the finished studio on your work. Were you $4'1,480 $18,221 hold cofoputert Me GUESS $2,000 or to $4,000 if both husband and wife are 15 worth theittoads hoping it would solve all problems related to freeing working. For married couples where only one 45,027 90.834 45.807 of M o re . When thoM 4 U C 5 6 your creative talents? spouse is working, the maximum annual contri­ 20 78.607 181,514 102,907 coniionies Im U dotks to houM And finally, if you had stopped sculpting during the these fanejr m chintt, no eiponse is wE»cr bution has been increased to $2,250. ; 25 130,408 348.127 ■ 217,719 JMdmjHms sparei W ei, the day has fiaaly A | | f i year when you were working on the studio, you may For your convenience, our branch offices wiil It’s a tax shelter. Aside from the univer­ com that aven sam caapetore have lost some confidence in yourself and your tale^it. 30 210.316 65.4,256 443.940 have extended hours until 7 pm on Wednesday, have became ebseicto, and new O C fc ' Give yourself time to get used to your new studio and sal eligibility and the high maximum December 30th, except for those located in ones are taking tbek ptoca. Whan * ~ Niout V fS K fM the unexpected conflicts it has created inside you. deposits allowed, one ot the greatest Proieclions assume a 30‘ r tax bracket and art the old ones were phased eut (after annual $2,000 conlnbution left on deposit supermarkets. They will observe regular hours. only a few yaare) the only thing that i benefits of an IRA is the tax break it otters. The deposits you make to the at ap annual rale of 12®'* compounded We will close at 3 pm Thursday and all day was warthnhie vere th iM tremen­ DEAR DR. BLAKER: Some time ago you wrote a continuously with an eifeclive yield dous desks. Anyone with the account are tax-deductible on your | ol 12 94*0 TJie annual tale ol i2*. is a h)iootheticai rate which First Federal Saturday so that our staff members can spend smalost amount of creativity w l he column about a mother who was going away on a able to turn tNs funny desk )nto a business trip for a week. You outlined ways for her to federal income tax return tor the . Savings believes is teaiistic to achieve over the hie of the retiremeni the holiday with their families. fund Market rales may liuctuale over the term ol the account useful piece ef furniture. S/H>P • T>£tifiFpfc£ make it easier for the preschool child she had to leave year the contribution Is made and your interest earned is tax-deferred. You don’t pay faxes on «Z. behind. InsurGd ssvings. All tax-sheltered savings plans AlptU5Ht CMpofie the contributions and the high interest you Size. TO? AHP-rPlf«) Your idea was to make a storybook for the child with at First. Federal Savings are insured by the wik^nAHetoGs SlUkfiFlItt drawings of the activities she would be involved in earn until you withdraw your funds at Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation, Heritage Savings during their separation. That way the mother could retirement. At that tihie, you’ll probably • a permanent agency of the U.S. Government. leave part of herself with her child and ease the trauma be in a more favorable tax situation. & t/Min. LssiH'ialion ■ Shur ISVI wues of their time apart. No fees. With a First Federal tax- An IRA...it’s a tax shelter, I found another idea that works well with my 3-year- sheltered savings plan, there are no fees, M ancheiler Mom Ottice 1007 Moin.SI 6.19-4566 • K-Morl Plaza old. When I have to go away, I call him on the phone commissions, or other administrative it’s a tax break, it’s a Spencer St 649-3007 • Mjnevmarliet in Fooa Man Manchesiei eA every evening. It makes him very happy. Parkaae 649 7356 • Moneymarkei m Highlano Park Maikel. Highiana charges. St, 649-0390 • North Manchester, corner Mam 6 Hudson Sts 647-0568 w ou(i Pfliqf; secured investment. CAlStiPON Glastonbury Moneymarket m Frank s Supermarket Fok Run Mall. 633-7655 10 fb. T9i DEAR READER: Another idea presented in a paper lollarid. Rl 195. '/. mile south ot l-86 Ekit 99 872-7367 OnnBFLLS \ Vipnt at the American Psychological Association meeting this South Windsor 29 Oakland Rd 644 2464 M.n«€P Coventry Route 31. 742 7321 • tgffiSfSgl past August was to give the young child a clear picture ^iViVFDPOMRE O U P : of yourself. Evidentally that helps a 2- or 3-year-old hold ______. \o WwHO AmK1£ (nriUlii il (9 Q V r ^ l on to the image of the absent mother in a way that ■Hh • BIL 3Mq makes him most comfortable of all during the separa­ "KO M m -TIIU" MODE* M e * tion. OIMMITIE ( M . HARTFORD RD. A PINE ST MRNCHESTEH 640-7782 Shy? Write for Dr. Blaker’s newsletter “ Shyness ’ ’ f»M(ti>«asW)w1iaet Send 50 cents and a stamped, self-addressed envelope to ,Pr: Blaker in care of this newspaper, P.O. "Box 475, Radio City Station, New York, NY 10019. First Feder^ Satviiigs Fsne '• Write to Dr. Blaker at th.e above address. The volume of mail prohibits personal replies, but questions of East Hartford, Glastonbury, South Glastonbury. Manchester. Vernon, Rockville and South Windsor general interest will be discussed in future columns. ■ / 14 - THE HERALD. Tues., Dec. 29. 1981 THE h e r a l d , Tues., Dec. 29. 1981 — l.'i About books Prepared by students of Manchester Tuesdau TV High School. Space donated by Authors say EVENWra 1:DD the Manchester Herald. ^ SuparPayCards Naw i ^ NFL Gama Of Tha Waak (R) IjJ Charll*'*Ane*l« (8) Paopia Tonight An hour of Op Tic Tm Dougli personality news, interviews and OS CoNcgc BMkcttxril (ConUniwt ^ ie w s . cheap Is chic From O cyllm c) 1881 SugcrBowl 8 Entertainment Tonight Tournament Semi-Final 2, Houcton 1:D6 M Purdue (R) Eileen Brennan stars as the new­ a® Movie -(Drama)...... Inalde d ) Dr. Scott On Hebrawe (Contln- ly elected sheriff of a corrupt Movee" 1980 John Savage, Diana Scarwid. A young man etrbggles to i m From Daytima) Western town and Bruce Davison Tim e for Parting’ By Denise Murcko 19} Sporta Now Firal oompiata recover from en attempted suicide. Wilms aporta report o< the day'a apona portrays her only trustworthy depu­ and In Iheprocess, helps himself and The time has come for parting happaninaa. ty, in INCIDENT AT CREST- his friends. (Rated PQ) (113 mins.) , American Library Assn. IBMovla-tDraina)** “Nawafront” 1:10 It happened all too soon 1979 Uainoactualnawaraalfootaga RIDGE. a new dramatic motion 8 USAF Reflglout Film My heart is heav^ a« a mist The fashion-conscious to racraata the faaiingola atrlfa-tom picture-for-television to be broad­ 1:30 are. thie biltarewaat drama dataiia cast on "The CBS Tuesday Night ^ News-Weather That veils a winter moon. woman whose eyes are the iivaa of paopia in tha Auatraiiian ^ Love'American Style bigger than her pocketbook waraai buainaaa. (2 hra.) Movies," December 29. Gp Newt My eyes are moist with teardrops I south By Northwaat In the story, Sara Davis (Ms. (S)BeatOfTheNFL 1976Minnesota needn’t despair. She can SI Jirila And DIcK In Covant Vikings and 1976 New England I’m trying not to cry ’ become a sharp shopper gprdan Brennan) and her husband, Robert ^trio ts Highlights (R) And though I miss you very much i Jim Rockford: Privata (Sandy MePeak), move to the small 8 Twilight Zone with an eagle eye for a bnraaUgator Wyoming town of- Crestridge, 8Movle-(Drama)** "Newsfront" W Studiostudio St8 m 1979 Using actual newsreel footage I drift to days gone by. bargain by consulting “The where he is due to become the Fashion Survival Manual” to recreatethe feeling of a strife-torn Seems like it was yesterday (B) N o w * W o r ld D a lly n e w t hospital administrator. Appalled by era, this bittersweet drama details by Judith McQuown and hlghllobta, national and the ineptitude and outright corrup­ the lives of people in the Austrailian When you and r first met intamational. newsreel business. (2 hrs.) Odile Laugier (Everest 6:30 tion of the local law enforcement, 1:40 The lovelight glowing in your eyes House, $15.95; $10.95, ® CBS Nawa Sara files her candidacy for sheriff. CD Moment Of Mediation I never will forget. paper). GD Bullaaya 2:00 op Thia W— k In Tha NBA CHECK USTINGS FOR EXACT TIME CDMovle‘(Drama)**H "BigShot" Investment dressing is (Q) Movia •ilAdvantura) * “ Roltar TV COMnilOO URVKtS. *nc 1942 Humphrey Bogart. Irene The months we spent together central to their philosophy; Booflta'* lOTBLInda Blair, Jim Bray. Manning. Three-time loser, gets Have been like dreams divine t Group of kida loin forces to thwart an Involved with ex-girlfriend, and old so is the notion that quali­ avil man fron^ioalng tha local roller ^ n g . (2 hrs., 2 mins.) For to have you near me felt like ty, rather than quantity, skating rlnlT (Rated PQ) (104 ® Community Calendar ' The whole wide world was mine. counts. Most of all, the 9:30 8 Independent Network Newe Sj) SportsTonight Allthehighlights (8) Sports Update The latest sports 0 O 0 NBC Nawa 3 ) 8 Too CloaaFof Comfort The IB) Uncle Dave Macon Show from all the action with Nick Charles results for the West Coast sports authors are committed to O ® Nightly Buainaaa Raport Rush houaahold raacta In diffarant _ 10:16 a^d Bob Kurtz. fan. Why then did fate frown on me never paying full retail 6:66 waya when they learn Muriel ia going (B) HBO Sneak Preview: January 8 Dick Cavett Show 8 K o iak Why give then take away ® Naw i to hava a baby: Henry la In a state of Jerry Stiller and Anne Meara salute (at) Dick Cavett Show Guest: 2:15 price. “To buy retail is ^ . 6:69 euphoria, but Jackie and Sara aire the beat of HBO'a aporls, specials Maximilian Schell. (Part II) (D Thoughts To Live By Seems cruel and yet I should give thanks criminal,” is their motto. ABl MYtlM moving and what isn’t, and by John Irving (E.P. Dutton, $15.50) night. I The Hartford Civic Center 3. NO TIME FOR TEARS 8:00 Claw from 6:30. thus what might soon be a CD CD Simon And Simon A.J. and , WfSB by Cynthia Freeman (Arbor House, $13.95) Rick poae as zoo workers whan they EaHl Hartford and @ markdown — and how. to 4 . CUJO eye the bargain racks at are hired to investigate the death of Cinema One — Raiders by Stephen King (Viking, $13.95) ^ an animal tender who waa klllad by a of the Lost Ark 7:15, 9:20. PRESENTS classy department stores. lign. (60 mina.) essence Of 5. THE LEGACY Aridian Staff X (PM Magazine Poor Rieliards — Monty They also advise trusting by Howard Fast (houghton Mifflin, $14.95) 3 ) 8 Happy Days Chachl tries to JAN. 12 thru JAN 17 Art Editors Carmen Bona Corsi heat up hia mother’s social life by Python and the Holy Grail your tape measure rather 6. THE CARDINAL SINS 7:30, 9:30. ” MAUCE Brian Bona Corsi than the label size. For by Andrew M. Greeley (Warner, $12.95) arranging an avenIngonthetownwHh Al only to completely lots his cool Sliowraae Cinema — 9 BIG SHOWS John Dubiel example, they discovered 7. NOBLE HOUSE whenheleameehehaabeendetinga Literary Editor Andrew Furst that a size six pair of by James Clavell (Delacorte, $19.95) myeterioue etrenger. (Repeat) Neighbors 1:30, 3:30, 5:30, OPENING NIGHT @ NIGHT Faculty Advi.ser Sally Balukas Valentino pants at $25 8. REMEMBRANCES ^oaed-Captloned: U.S.A.) 7:30, 9:30, 11:30. - Taps uD Nine On New Jersey 1:45, 4:30, 7:20, 9:55, 12:20. TUES. JAN. 12 7:30 p.m. (down from $245) were by Danielle Steele (Delacorte, $14.95) W NFLOeme Of The Week S2 00 Discounl On All Seals 9. THIRD DEADLY SIN 8 8 8 Little House On The — Rollover 2, 4:45, 7:30, mmmE simply cut very large. Size by Lawrence Sanders (Putnam, $13.95) Prairie When Mrs. Olaaon’a newly A,portion ot the proceeds a J i adopted daughter goes after the 9:55, 12:05. — Absence of six women swam in them 10. GORKY PARK be donated to ttie *2^® and size 10s didn’t look lead in the school festival, ahe does Malice 1, 3:10, 5:20, 7:35, by Martin Cruz Smith (Random House, $13.95) it in a way that causes Mr ingslls and 9:50, 11:55. - Reds 1:45, I ' Country Camp twice, but the sharp Chsrtestoteech here much-needed 7:10, 10:45. Ragtime authors, never afraid to leaeon In manners. (Conclusion) Performance Schedule: Nonfiction (Repeat: 60. mina.) (Cloaad- 1:15, 4:15, 7:15, 10:10. - measure, snatched them Captionad; U.S.A.) Tues Jin i ; 7 30pmi$?4counh 'P G rmcwvci sijcwsiid o 1. THE LORD GOD MADE THEM ALL Pennies from Heaven 1:15, Wed J Battle of Britain, Gittelson — How Study Cpmmission on U.S. causa har to go to outragaoua directive, Dickinson + Notirhe for to make your own luck. Goldman — Policy toward Southern Africa — iengthstoboosthlaaelf-confidance. and for many it is time to move on. tears, G<^win — A mother and two To some it will bring tears, Elvis, Graham — A farewell to South Africa. Totman — Japan (Repast) (Cloaed-Captloned) STORY daughters, Gold — Family, heroes, Halberstam — The breaks before Perry, Train — The money 3 ) ECAC HoHdey Baekatbell you have won our Weekly *100 Award! and to others it will bring joy. Hensley — Final doors, Meschery of the game, Hempstead, N Y. St. masters. U.S. ratification of the Ffetlvai — In a high place, Tanner — The Paul's Greek Orthodox Church'— human rights treaties with or 8BaetOfThoNFL l976Minnseote The friends we have made in this wonderful year. hours of light. Wesley — Trail to The regional, cuisines of Greece, VIkIngeend 1976 New England ■ \ without reservations?, Walcha — ^ t ^ t a Highlighta The basketball games, Boot Hill, Yates -< Liars in love, Hirschhorn — The Hollywood Meissen Porcelain, Weston — The R ‘3®* Zollinger — Corey Lane. 8 8 NBC Movie Of The Week and the spiritual cheers. musical, Jenkins — The walk west; coming parent revolution, Whit- ‘From Here ToEtemity'(Conclusion) The skipping of classes. A walk across America 2. Kirk — ford — Egon Schiele, Young — 1979 Stars; Natalia Wood. William IF YOU ARE A WINNER Non-fictlon Man as art: New Guinea, Halfway around the world. Oavane, Patar Boyla. Prawitt Is II you have a winning Bingo Card on which all 24 numbers have been The skipping of school. driven to e violent revenge that ia Abbot — Nothing's changed: Kuntzleman — Maximum personal energy; Lewis — The visionary oertaintoeffecthlahoped-for career JOHN BELUSHI Getting detentions, diary of a mastectomy, Agee — IntheArmywhenheseeethe Inhuman v«I J . PdPI'a.hlng day between 9 and 10 A M to Twelve years: an American Christian: 131 readings from C.S. and acting not so cool, Lewis. Mallac — Boris Pasternak, treatment hie friend Megglohea DAN AYKROYD boyhood in Elast Germany, Barker suffered ea a atockada prisonar. th e '^ z e ^ following publication day will be eligible tor are only a few, fond memories we will store for the The complete book of dogs. his life and art. (Repast: 2 hra.) (Cloaad-Captioned: years to come. Better homes and gardens — E^sy Marshall — The Charles Dickens Space woman bazaar crafts, Bova — The high cookbook. Milling — Cash flow Odyteey ‘Maya Lords of tha And hopefully we can look back and say, Jungla' Buriad deep In the junglee of Nei^boh road, Broder American Indian problem solver. Valentina Tereshkova- Central America are hundreds of “I enjoyed them all!” painting and sculpture. Business Mlnature mysteries: - 100 Nikolayev of the Soviet majestic temples. Intricately carved A Comic-Nightmarc v-'\' : -/A by Denise Collins travelers’s handbwk, a guide to malicious little mystery stories. Union is the first, and only, eton le, and painted pots which are CHECK CLASSIFIED PAGES DAILY FOR Europe, Carpenter — W.H. Auden, The New solar system, Ogilvie- woman to orbit the earth. ell that remain ot tha classic Mayan -BINGO BUGS'’ INSTRUCTIONS iR l 3 ®- ■ • \ ‘ a biography. Forbes — PLainting, Pachter — olvilizationthalthrivadforthousanda Churchill — Keep on dancing: a Champions of American sport. In June .1 ^ , she spent of yaara and than myatarioualy memoir. ^ la p a e d . (60 mina.) Phia Song — Traditional recipes nearly three days in space 8f^HockeyHartfordWhalarav8 PLEASE CALL THEATRE Comaneci — Nadia: the of Laos. Plath — The collected on the Vostok VI mission. St. Louis Bluas FOR SCREEN TIM E.g;

1 16 -- THE HERALD. Tues.. Dec. 29. 1981 C THE HERALD. Tue.s . Dec. 29. 1981 — 17 Annie — Leonard Starr Region € > Area towns 2^ ER-ITHIW NAH/ THEY WEREN'T H B [hi, TORO.' GEE~THEY WHY SHOULD HUH?.' WHAT 00 THOSE 'ffiE,' THOSE m TH’ INNERESTEP IN YER {gN Astro^graph f i hey, DON’T SEEM THEY BE? BOUGH-LOOKIN’ GUYS MOSTLY, I Crossword GUYS WHO miEP A n d o v e r SUITCfiSB.r IT’S YOU | B M MAN- TBE TOO I SELL ’EM NEEP PROTECTION Highlights T’ SNITCH MY THEY WUZ AFTER, K B SCARED 0’ PERTECTtOH! FROM?/ Bolton /C o v en try euiTCAse,Td«o~ ’CAUSE YOU’RE A- YOU WOW'o -AN’ THEY’RE 36 Boulevards Answer to Previous Puzzle O K tm lM r 30,1M1 J S -lS r t M r WELL-I’LL ALL PAIP OP/ ACROSS 38 Carrying guns Bond raised in robbery Dealings this gomfng year with something you should have 1 Plant parts 39 Genetic B U D friends who think on your same attended lo. 5 Madame material Y M Q L 8 D 0 B A wavelength should work out GEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) Tim­ (abbr.) 40 Actress 0 U 8 HARTFORD — Bond has been raised to $2fi0,000 P R successfully for all concerned. ing Is extremely Important 8 Actor Farrow for a bank robbery suspect who prosecutors say has E A If could have been simple Involvements with persons today, so don't press your Lancaster 41 Accord □ threatened to kill government witnesses and a whose ideals clash with yours plans into action prematurely. 12 Phrase of un­ could prove bothersome. 44 Of cell hair policeman. Think things through. Move at derstanding (2 48 Often-pickled CAPRICORN (Ok . 22-Jan. 10) y U.S. Magistrate F. Owen Eagan increased the a cautious pace. wds.) vegetable Don’t have a short memory and CANCER (June 21-July 22) m T Jm 0 bond for Charles 0, Dukes on Monday. Federal forget persons who have been 13 Eternity 49 Was 8 R IT This Is not a good day to leave 14 Opera prince introduced iL Prosecutor Albert S. Dabrowski said Dukes had helpful to you recently, espe­ essential tasks to the last A p 0 Lb’ 0 E Bolton tangles over U.S. grant cially if they are in the need of 15 Units of 50 Look to be M E N B A R 1 n threatened to "get rid o f" four people. minute. By scheduling your sound your assistance now. Predic­ Motley’s Crew — Templeton & Forman 51 Inner (pref.) B R 1 B S A u Q workload properly, you can be 16 Comedian 2 Dukes, who was originally held on $100,000 bond, tions of what's in store for you 52 Shakespear­ A y1 A M u N N both productive and efficient. Caesar ean poem is charged with the June 9 robbery of Colonial Bank office) had closed.’ ’ because of the consolidating and phasing in each season following your LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Subdue By Richard Cody. money came from a federal grant, 10 birth date and where your luck 17 Wild plum 53 Journalist Se- 11 Aiianthus 37 Heretofore (2 and Trust branch in Farmington. percent of. the total cost of the work had He said the person he sent it to mailed out of the programs, everything has been Impulses today lo take risks 18 English city vareid 19 Heavy weight Herald Reporter and opportunities lie are In where you could got in over wds.) .ON OH./HERE IT COMES OHYES „SOMEDAY THE 20 Digested food 54 Boil to be given to minority enterprises. an audit manual to him, which fulfilled consolidated. And there’s no continuity your new Astro-Graph. Mall $1 your head If you miscalculate. 20 Wind abput 36 Feel AN'THERE'S NOTHING WE THERE MAYOR'S SONMA RUM 21 Charged atom 55 Through BOLTON — What started with a So Windham Sand and Stone hired a half the letter’s request. But the waiver among the staff there. If it was con­ lor each to Astro-Graph. Box Erratic behavior spells trouble. 22 Young lady indisposed Contract approved 489. Radio City Station, N.Y. CAN DO ABO U T IT,'' IS- FOR REELECT IOM-' 22 Sound of a 56 Portuguese (Fr., abbr.) plumber walking out on the job has black plumber, but a spat developed and didn’t come. tinuous, I’m sure I would have gotten the VIRGO (Aug. 23-8apl. 22) Be 40 Bevel 10019. Be sure 1o specify birth careful about making commit­ cow lady 23 Alphabet dale. 41 Lincoln and developed into a six-month tangle with he walked off the job, Bergren explained “ I called, and the person who received waiver the next day. ments today moneywise. Later, 23 Maheious 24 Musical HEBRON — The Hebron Board of Education and the federal bureaucracy. Monday. The contractor ended up paying the letter no longer worked there." AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) If you may want lo back out of an burning DOWN symbol Fortas "What it boiis down to is that it’s hard money is a factor in plans you the Hebron Education Association have approved a It really could have been quite simple, only nine percent to a minority sub­ Since these things have to be done in impulsive promise and find that 26 Manicuring 25 Wither 42 Short for to find someone who can find our file.” are conceiving at this lime, it's tool 1 Lettuce two-year ^achers' contract for 1982-83 and 1983-84. Administrator Alan H. Bergren says. It writing, Bergren sent another letter to you can’t do so gracefully. 26 Chicago ball gentleman contractor. better to project the cost high­ UBRA (Sept. 23-Ocl. 23) Do 30 Existed 2 Addict The first year of the new contract provides for a should have taken a day. But with all this There’s nothing spectacular about this. Washington — this time registered — but An executive from the Washington of­ er and allow lor contingencies. 31 Farm animal 3 Food store club 43 Rank things pleasurable to you 27 High school didn’t hear anything. He didn’t even fice agreed Monday with Bergren’s PISCES (Fab. 20-March 20) today, but don't make them 32 Cereal grain 4 Meeting 44 Surrender 7.84 percent increase in the teachers' salary federal budget-cutting and agencies It has happened before, all over the coun­ dance assessment of the situation. "W e haven’t Certain persons with whom your lop priority. Acllvllles 33 Confederate 5 Elementary 45 Air (prefix) schedule and adds a 16th step to the schedule; the being forced to consolidate into one cen­ try. Towns must simply acquire a waiver receive a return on the registration. He you’ll be associated today will 28 Journey which Interfere with duties States Army particle 46 Hold in check salary schedule is increased in the second year by tral office, letters and files have been from the federal administration, so that next sent a photocopy of that letter been excessively organized down here be impossible lo please, no 29 Split should be postponed. (abbr.) 6 Work hard 47 Charitable or­ 8.3 percent and a 17th step is added. misplaced, lost, forgotten or are just an audit is not held up when the books down, but'"I don’t know if they got that. since about October. We’re trying to get mailer what you do. Do your SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) On 34 Nixon pal 7 Conclusion 31 Greek letter ganization waiting to be unpacked from boxgs. It Maybe there’s no one down there to type a hold of some of these things. There are besl. Lei the chips fall where a whim today, you could buy Rebozo 8 Pontiff 34 Good (Lat.) Other changes in the contract include minor are sent to another federal agency. It’s they may. (abbr.) isn't costing, Bolton anything, but it’s letters anymore.” thousands of boxes all over here. We something or enter Into a finan­ 35 Brought into 9 Not pretty , 35 Cooked 2 adjustments to extra duty stipends and routine mostly a formality, Bergren said. ARIES (March 21-Aprll 19) cial arrangement which may life 10 Space slowly in fat 49 Swab modifications of contract language. A signed copy meant a paperwork headache for But the program, which was developed ‘"Then I called down to see what was have to search through them, and some You are likely to handle mat­ not serve your besl Interests. Winnie Winkle — ilenry R='d'ita and J.K.S. has been placed on file in the Hebron Town Hall. Bergren, , as a one-shot economic catalyst under holding it up, and taiked to a person — I are filed improperly. He’s probably ters extremely Well up lo a Prudent analysis will enable 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 to 11 point today, but there Is a you to avoid this mistake. What the {jassle revolved around is a Gerald R. Ford’s administration and can’t remember his name — and got right.” I chance your interest may SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dee. IN VIEW OF THE I KNOW... waiver that the town needs to eseape then expanded under Jimmy Carter’s, is some information from him. He said There are lio real consequences of the wane. You could undo that 21) Your friends might find you ...I'M AFRAIP YOU'LL HAVE 12 13 14 Death investigated from a very minor contract provision of being phased out by Reagan. he’d get things going. But he was only on delay, no fines or imprisonments. But which you’ve accomplished. a trifle hard to read today. You TO m tT A COUPLE OF CIRCUMSTANCES, WE'LL BE TAURUS (April 20-May 20) If could say one thing and mean WEEKS. WE'RE HAVINS I GUESS WE CAN CT/X o f f / 15 16 17 a grant issued it by the Public Works So all the regional offices, a retainer. He was there for a while, then there is paper work stacked up. everylhing does not come out AVON — Police say they don't suspect any foul Division of the federal Economic Philadelphia’s, Chicago’s, Denver’s and he left and was replaced” another. Let your actions rep­ A... i^R...CASHR.OW GIVE YOU A BR/£F But Bergren warns, "I might fire off exactly as you’d hoped today, resent your thoughts. WE'LL HAVE play in the death of a man who was found un- Development Administration. The Seattle’s, to name a few, were closed The last person he spoke to, a couple of try noi to blame others for THE WATER EXTeHStOht' 18 19 20 another letter to them. (NEWSPAPEA ENTERPRISE ASSN.| counscious in his home. ‘ waiver would close out the books on the weeks ago, he said, can’t be contacted BUT IF you 9 down and all the files packed up and sent MAM REPAIRED ■ 21 Officials said Thomas Julian. 29, was pronounced Indian Notch Park project, which was to Washington late this summer. now. "It’s frustrating. I understand their * PON'T F^Y- 22 dead at John Dempsey Hospital in Farmington, funded by this grant. Bergren used to deal with the “ I did it (receive a waiver) before in circumstances, biit I wish they’d do a lit­ 5UT.., AS FOf? ■ 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 Monday. After receiving $133,000 grant in 1977, Philadelphia office. East Hartford," said Bergren, who was tle more diggingjor us. THE W 4725? Police said they administered first aid, and car­ the town hired Windham Sand and Stone "1 sent them a letter (July 14), asking assistant mayor under Richard "I just have to get them to answer my ea L 30 J 32 diopulmonary resuscitation was given at the Co. to put the park in. Because the for the waiver. But all of sudden it (the Blackstone’s administration there. "But letter” Bridge IT hospital, but Julian couldn't be re;vived. 33 ■ 34 Town fiscally sound 36 37 ■ 38 Bridge’s top women 39 40 EAST HARTFORD — Latest budget estimations Andover apartments questioned Levy’s Law — Jamas ‘'Chumeister ■ show that the town's $43.9 million budget year will Edith has been at the ton 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 end in the black on June 30. the end of the 1981-82 for 40 years. Her style is fiscal year. aggressive. Hence, when "lOUSTILU EVERY TIME IN MAYBE YOU SHOULD ACTUALLY I DIP, BUT I PON T ANDOVER — Technical design flaws martino can use to less than five.. the apartments resemble town houses, compiex the town has, on Wales Road, NORTH 12-2M1 ESist stuck in a non-vulnera- 48 49 50 Last week school officials imposed a moratorium HAVENT TALCED TEY TO SPEAK- TALK. TO GRANDPA HE GAVE ME ■THINCITS and fears that apartments have the But he needs a zone change, and has to and since the commission has always apartments have a bad reputation in An­ 4J4 ble three-spade pre-empt on spending in some school budget accounts to en­ Edith decided to overbid and TD TWAT WOMAN TO HER., I LEVY. HE'S EO THE SECRET To 60IN&TO 51 52 53 tendency to become run-down were have more than five acres before one can turned there down, said, "I don’t see how dover. 4A53 sure that the school budget would be balanced at ♦ A K 10 8 6 got to six notrump on her AT THE GBOCERy 6ET TONliiUE- AND HE HAS NO HIS SUCCESS, HELP MUCH. topics raised about Eugene Sammar- be granted, aecording to regulations. we can approve such a thing." own momentum. TROUBLE WITH the end of the fiscal year. “ Those have added nothing to the 4J93 STORE, RAP?y-4 54 55 56 tino’s application for garden apartments When Commission Chairman John L. Sammartino said the idea of having West opened the seven of WOMEN Mayor George A. Dagon has. however, expres.sed town,” he said about the 36-apartment WEST EAST at the Planning and Zoning Commission Kostic raised this point, Sammartino one building one-story high and the other diamonds and Edith studied concern about next year's budget in liglil of fiscal complex. He also said that because of the 4K2 '410167653 that lead. Why not lead meeting Monday. said his engineers also noted that but felt two Storys gives tenants an "alter: (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE A SSN ) problems facing the state. He said he's particularly central location of ,the proposed WK 1087 t4 2 partner’s bid suit? Obvious­ Sammartino, who owns Fireside Real­ that because the portion of the iand in the native.” He said elderly or handicapped ♦ 73 ♦ 542 concerned about losing state funds and the apartments, they will give people who ly, because you hold the ty Inc., Tiger Lee Construction Co. and flood zone will not be built on, there was could live in the ground level building, 4K8754 46 uarded king. Why lead dramatic increases in utility costs and negotiations are driving through Andover an image of FriLand Equities Inc.-, applied to put 10 no problem with the zone change. Sam­ while others could rent in the other one. SOUTH Summy’s bid suit? Probably with the town's five bargaining units. the character of the town. because you have the other apartments, two separate buildings, on martino also said that regulations are "I want to keep within what the people 4AQ CELEBRITY CIPHER VQJ96 two kings. What did that Cetebrtty Cipher cryptograms are Greeted.from quotations by lamous people, pasi 5.05 acres across the street from the in­ vague on this point, leading to at least Sammartino said he himself would be andpraaant. Each lattar In the ciphar stands for another. Today'BCkjg: X oqutlt V. in this town want,” he said. ♦ QJ9 leave Elast for his three- tersection of Shoddy Mill Road and two interpretations, one that the work Kostic said another issue the commis­ caring for the apartments, adding that spade bid? Favorable vul­ 4AQ102 nerability and mild Insanity. Fire destroys stairs Route 6. The proposed one-bedroom can be done. sion will have to grapple with is whether the situation on Wales Road is atypical. Vulnerable: North-South So, Edith decided to play apartments will lie between the highway Kostic said he is going to check with a zone change here would constitute spot Captain Easy — Crooks & Lawrence HARTFORD — A two-alarm fire Monday Kostic said a public hearing on me Dealei: North West for all three mining ‘PW LM T RBXK GM QRMMYK and the Hop River. Town Attorney Katherine Hutchinson for destroyed an exterior stairwell of a Hartford zoning. apartments is tentatively scheduled f()r’ kings. At trick two she led Part of the property, however, is in a an interpretation. West North Eut Soath her queen of hearts. West's building and forced the temporary evacuation of If Commissioner Erich Siismets said he Feb. 8. Different studies on the land by OUTSIPB EA sys APARTMEWr IN THE CITV... THAT PIS&UISE’LL flood zone, and cannot be built on. This Kostic also said, after the commission 14 34 4 NT king fell to dummy’s ace. to 20 people, firefighters said. was concerned that in view of the various agencies have to come iq before Pass SV Pass 5NT The nine of clubs was led NBYBK w o r k : lowers the total number of acres Sam­ members looked over the designs, that NKGCKKZ NKPZS AMZ ETPFMGK The fire started on the Capitol Avenue side of the "sham ” state of the only .apartment the hearing can be held, he said. Pass 64 Pass 6NT and allowed to ride to West's king. South Whitney Street building about 7:f.3 a.m. and Pass Pass Pass A second diamond was the second alarm was pulled six minutes later. led. Edith won in her hand, Most tenants left the three-story building on their Opening lead: 47 cashed her ace of spades and BZA YBZQRM HBZIB, WMO E own. But ladders were u.sed to evacuate five people Court backs employee who hurt colleague last three clubs while dis­ carding a heart from from the second and third floors and an elderly dummy. Then she ran woman was carried down from the second floor. By Oswald Jacoby dummy’s diamonds. West RKBXKZ'Y YBUK NK GRK AMZ.” - the building contained 32 apartments and four HARTFORD (UPI) - The Connec­ pinned against a guardrail in 1973 at and in an opinion written by Justice gasoline station manager outside a bank aod. Alan Sontag had to throw two hearts in stores. Firefighters arc! investigating the cause of order to keep the king of ticut Supreme Court has ruled a state Southern Connecticut State College, Anthony J, Arementano said McKinley branch in East Hartford on March 14 spades. Edith had chucked the fire but said they believe it was accidental. The late Helen Sobel won employee can’t be sued for causing the where the two men were working. would have to take any further action to 1978. ■ her queen on one of the dia­ OBJYKL QVBOU accidental injury of a coworker, but the State lawyers intervened in the case collect damages "against the state, not both the Vanderbilt and monds and the J-9 of hearts - S a and successfully sought dismissal of the the defendant state employee.” William Ledbetter’s attorneys Spingold cups. The only were the ilth and 12th state may be liable for damages. other woman to do the same tricks. suit, citing a state law that grants state challenged a Hartford Superior Court PREVIOUS SOLUTION:"The crowds at a tennis match identity Council cleans house The high court ruled Monday that is Edith Kemp of Miami. (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) Alley Oop — Dave Graue C In the only other appeal decided this with the loser, which I don't like. It shows that the pu'blic has no David W. McKinley, who was pinned workers immunity from liability for judge’s ruling that allowed trial evidence week, the Supreme Court upheld the con­ sell-respect” — Billie Jean King GLASTONBURY — As one of its final acts for against a guardrail when Patrick M. "damage or injury, not wanton or about the victim ’s identifications of 1981 the Town I'ouncil plans to name a committee willful,” caused in performance of their viction of a man found guilty of robbing a Ledbetter as the robber. Musshorn backed a state-owned truck lTiticilla’8 Pop — Ed Sullivan TAJu Town can’t use dump Only 8 poBttlonn op»n TO TALK THINK IT’S Tot survivors of a town constable because he contends WITH A eoop FE e u F u n n y — TOLLAND — The stale Department of En­ the officer was struck and killed by a car in the line of 649-0605 or 429-9313 The following areas will be affected: 'HIM.' y TIME.' vironmental Protection has told town officials the duty. Aak tor John or Joyce Green Road (Summit St. to No. Elm St.) #4 to YOU'RE UP/lDE DOWN. town shouldn't use the Old Stafford road dump to Ferrary, who serves as the town’s police chief, said §7^ deposit bulky wastes bccau.se even apparently non­ rt Monday he also .submitted to the Justice Department 20 UNIVERSITY TRAVEL ^ (3rove St. (All) #15 to #55 threatening articles such as mattresses and documents supporting his contention that constable Rte. 195 ______Storrs, Ct. Harlan St. (All) #16 to #132 appliances could cau.se luture pollution. Thomas D, Jahclka died in the line of duty. Henry St. (Summit St. to No. Elm St.) #74 to The DEP officials suggested that instead the Although state police investigators have been unable 2 #128 town set up a recycling station at the dump and to locate a witness that might dispel the mystery sur­ Hudson St. (All) #4 to #74 Ni arrange for permanent disposal of bulky waste at rounding Jahelka’s April 17 death, Ferrary said he has Joseph St. (All) #14 to #49 THMfJ ll-«T another site spent months "picking up bits and pieces” that will help lun^ >'S Ft< t juon John Harkins, town manager, said this means to ’ ’establish the validity of the claim.” Main St. (Strickland St. to Woodbridge St.) #2 that the town would have to seek the services of a Police said Jahelka was struck and kilied — just to #163 private contractor to haul bulky wastes from the minutes after he finished his rounds as a part-time con­ Pine Hill St. (All) #7 to #40 The Born Loser — Art Saiiac dump to another state-permitted landfill stable — by a car driven by Jerry Owens, 23, of Moodus, Sherwood Circle (All) #15 to #65 Our Boar .inq Houje — C jrroJ C McCormick as Jahelka stood talking to a motorist on Mount Par­ Strickland St. (All) #9 to #110 a P iR s? 0)0 THB Merei?, 6 lady5iJ ..?\K nassus Road. Strong St. (All) #4 to #52 IT (DR’S)® THIS-OME! Owens’ trial on a charge of misconduct with a motor Summit St. (Hudson St. to Henry St.) #332 to THE CHEERLEADERS YBM Y<5LR PDLL) " ------j r ------vehicle is scheduled to begin Jan. 12 in Middlesex Coun­ #453 6 0 r FINED FOR FOOUS ON ONCE HES 4 9 - t Low water levels ty Superior Court, Middletown. White St. (All) #14 to #138 wrecking t h e t e a m i iphisical charms RIGHT,' Ferrary and police said if they could locate the THE (JUARTERBACK WAS/ HAS LED YOU To remember Volkswagen driver Jahelka was talking to, they might Williams St. (All) #11 to #66 SO LCVESICK.HE ^ A SUCCESSION BUSTER'S shut down n-plant be able to prove conclusively that the constable was per­ Woodland St. (Main St. to Hawthorne St.) #18 to o A L iE P A p h s n e T c F'd is a p p o in t d i s a s t e r forming his duties as a constable. #79 NUMBER INSTEAPy' INC. NEW WITH t h e OF A PA SS YEARS' s Yew arpesses WATERFORD (UPI) — Tests show a low level of Jahelka had punched out 15 minutes before he was 'ni PATTERN' EVES.' ? J—’’ reactor water caused the automatic shut down of the killed but Ferrary said he believes the constable was In case of inclement weather, The Interrup­ ■ ^ working “ in the performance of his duty.” / Millstone I nuclear power plant, a Northeast Utilities tion is planned for the same hour on spokesman says, Join yogr friends and Wednesday, January 6, 1982. We have Robert Winkler, a spokesman for Northeast, said the neighbors in support of scheduled this work at a time which we hope shutdown took place early Monday because of a "fluc­ Inquiry takes longer will cause our customers the least In­ WInthrop — Dick Cavalli tuation of the condenser pump " that supplies water to Manchester Memoriai convenience. the 660 megawatt boiling water reactor. BUZZARDS BAY, Mass. (UPI) — An inquiry into a WHAT DO Y(XJ ann(«oftiriBiCi»GHi to m pa n t drop of the water level did occur. SCARVES? Bourne fire officials .said the fire on Dec. 22 may have P.O. Box 1409 Wl Stt BN MASSACHUM ITS H IC T B K COMPANY However, he .said there was no danger of overheating »tm YWt WAlfBPnWtRCOMPANV started when a cadet attempted to free a valve on an oil Manchester, Conn. 06040 NflBlMf ASt ‘ItlllflfSSIB V irj BOMPANY Qt9»Wwt« IK TUkt II /J.-Z'? since the automatic shut down mechanism is set to Akt NirirAPIN TR CV roMPANT trigger well before any significant low Water levels are pipe and instead broke a pet cock, sending a stream of 646-7086 oil shooting against a 700 degree steam pipe. . reached. wq: L lJu -J-i 1« - THE HERALD, Tues., Dec. 29, 1981 THE HERALD. Tues., Dec. 29, 1981 - 19

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ApaHments for Rent 53 Autos For Sale 61 LEGAL (NOTICE p o w e r TOWN OF BOLTON, NEWSPAPER BINGO MANCHESTER - Newly CONN. NetM Game Starts Every Wednesday. decorated one bedroom BANK REPOSSESSIONS Notice is hereby given that a apartment. Access to shop­ copy of the signed contracts ManrliFHtrr Mrralb Continues Thru Tuesday ping centers, buslines and FOR SALE between the Bolton Board of Education and the Bolton Ad­ or Until There’s A WInnarl schools. For further details The follpwine automobiles ministrators’ Association, also please call 528-4196 have been reouced for quick between the Bolton Board of There Are 9 “BINGO BUGS” between 9 and 5 pm or' sale. Education and the Bolton Educa­ G re a te r 'Your Community Newspaper" after 5 pm and weekends, 1976 • Pontiac Trans*Am, 8 tion Association for the period July In Today’s Herald. Shown cyl,. 2 dr. coupe. $2700. 649-7157. 'niis is almost $1200 un- 1,1982 to June 30,1984, was filed on Here Are All 9 of Them. der NADA average December 23. 1981, with the office EXTRA large two room ef­ retail. of the Town Clerk, 222 Bolton ficiency, wall to wall, heat, 1975 • Buick Skylark. 6 cyl.. 2 Center Road, and the same is open dr. coupe. $1800. for public inspection. PLEASE READ Help Wanted 13 Services Offered 31 parking, appliances. $260. 1974 • Honda Civic. 4 cyl.. 2 dr. This legal notice is given in ac­ Security, references. 646- hatchback. $1000. cordance with Sec. 10-ir>Sd of the YOUR AD HVAC ESTIMATOR-Sales 1642 after 5 weekdays. . 1974 • Oldsmobilc Cutlass General Statutes of Connecticut. BRICK, BLOCK, STONE - Supreme. 8 cyl.. 2 dr. Clittlllsil Ids ir s taksn Person, for HVAC In­ Concrete. Chimney Dated at Bolton. Connecticut, $400. Needs engine. this 23rd day df December 1981. 2 THREE ROOM apart­ m i dustrial Ventilation Con­ Manche^*®*’ OUST tlM phone con- R epairs. “ No Job Too ment, second floor. Heat, 1974 • Kawasaki Motorcycle. Catherine K. Leiner nonlsnce. The Herild li tractor. Experienced in all' Small." Call 644-8356 for SOOcc. $800. h o t water, stove, All automobiles are.sold (as Town Clerk rtsporalble tor only one In- phases. Duct design, estimates. pricing, installation. Fuli refrigerator, carpet. Cen­ is). They can be seen at the of Bolton corrocl Insortton and then trally located. Adults only. benefit program. Salary SAVINGS BANK OF only to the size of tljp based on capability. Send No ^ ts . Security deposit. 036-12 original intarUon. Errora resume to Box DD, c/o The $295. Telephone 646-7690, MANCHESTER which do not laatan the Herald. M&M P&H, Manchester 923 Main Straet, Manch. value ot the advertlaamant 649-2871. Small repairs, MANCHESTER designed will not be corroctod by an HOLIDAYS OVER? Bills remodeling, heating, fo r efficiency, one addHtonal Insertion. baths, kitchens and water bedroom. $ 12 0 monthly. Motorcycles-BIcycles 64 NOTICE 9 to Pay? ' Make good ^ selling Avon. For more in­ heaters. Free estimates! Capitol Homes, 523-5598. PUBLIC HEARING formation Call 523-9401 or 1979 CM-400 T, Excellent BOARD OF DIRECTORS C & M Tree Service, Free $225 SPECIAL' - TOWN OF MANCHESTER. iBaurltrstrr 8890296. condition, asking $1 1 0 0 . CONNECTICUT estimates. Discount Senior Manchester four rooms 8900 miles. Call 528-6849, citizens. Company available now. Capitol Notice is hereby given that the Hrrali'i EXPERIENCED NURSES Board of .Directors, Town of Aide to take care of elderly Manchester owned and Homes, 523-5598. Manchester. Connecticut, will hold operated. Call 646-1327. TOWN OF MANCHKSTER man daily in private home. I.KtiAl, NOTICF. a Public Hearing at the Town Hall References required. EAST HARTFORD four Hearing Room, 41 Center^treet, Telephone 643-1264. LIGHT TRUCKING - Fen­ rooms, first floor and The Planning and Zoning Commis* Manchester, Conne*icut, since 1881- cing. Attics, cellars, gar­ more. $250. Capitol Homes, Sion will hold a public hearing on Tuesday. January 5. 1982, at 8:00 I I NOTICES ages cleaned. All types 523-5598^ Monday, January 4, 1982 at 7:30 p.m. to consider and act on the trash, brush removed. p.m. in the Hearing Room, following: LEGAL SECRHARY - Municipal ‘Building, 41 Center Picket, Split Rail, SIX ROOM APARTMENT Proposed Additional appropriation Lost and Found 1 TECHMCAL ASSISTANT Street. Manchester. CT to hear and Stockade Fences installed. for rent. $430 per month to ^ n d and Grant Fund 9-9S2 — | o f our tca^ '® consider the following petitions; Steno 90 wpm: experienced in plus utilities. Available wastewater treatment facility use of automated typing 528-0670. J i G. ASSOCIATKS -. ZONE equipment; tra'ining will be January 15th. After 5 p.m. (design of modifications and ad­ CHANGE - OAKLAND STREET ditions) provided on Four Phase LICENSED DAY CARE telephone 649-3554. (J-22» — To change the zoning LOST: Large short haired, System. HOME - Will watch your classification from Residence A ...... $86,456.00 declawed tiger tabbby. AS degree, plus Iwo years' child or infant days. Call HEBRON - two bedroom, and Rural Residence to Planned to be financed by Grant payments Waddell Road area, experience or in lieu thereof 646-0262. Get Your Cards Today from: heat and hot water. Residence Development for a from the United States En­ a o ^ n t t o t h e not less than four years' legal parcel of approximately 1.7 acres vironmental Protection Agency Manchester. Telephone experience Excellenl fringe Davis Family _ Restaurant, Caldor Shopping Plaza: Flower Carpeting, storage, cellar, and the State of Connecticut evenings 647-1884. benefit-s including parking. BABYSITTER parking. No pets. $375 and to approve a General Fashion, 85 E. Canter St.; Harvest Hill Package Store, Development for the .site — 176 Department of Environmental Starling salary $j3.273. Call AVAILABLE, Martin Manchester Parkade; Highland Park Market. 317 Highland St,: monthly. 649-2871 or 228- Protection. 525-9311. Ms Neil, to Oakland Street. Announcements 3 schedule steno testing. School area. Call after 3 K.B. Automotive, .Broad Street: Lynch Motors, 500 W. Center 3414. ROCCO A. FIANO ET AL - ZONE p.m. 649-2094. St.; Nassllf Photo, Main Street; Optical Style Bar, Maln Streel; Proposed additional appropriation CHANGE + OAK GROVE to Educational Special Grants, FLEA MARKET: Every CHFXIS M EOUAl Regal’s Men’s Shop, Main Street; Sleflert’s Appliances, 445 Homes lor Rent 54 STREET (F'28) — To cliange the OmfmMTY EMPtOYER H-F Harllord Road; Westown Pharmacy, 455 Hartford Rood; Dial Fund 41 for Vocational Sunday 10-5. Coventry an­ SNOWPLOWING zoning classification from Educational Programs Center, 113 Main St., also Pic an’ Sava, 725 E. Middle Tpke Residence AA to Planned "tour re a cts tique center, 1140 Main Commercial & Residen-' Cards will also be available at the Diet Center, 527 Burnside 456‘/i MAIN STREET - six, ...... $31,056.00 Street, Coventry. Dealer tial. Manchester, Avenue, East Hartford, and at the HI FI Stereo House, Vernon rooms, $400. plus utilities. Residence Development for a to be funded by Grant funds from HOME HEALTH CARE Reasonable. Free es­ Circle. parcel of approximately 7.5 acres the Connecticut State Department space available. Telephone Workers needed by agency No appliances. Tenant in­ and to approve a General Plan of 742-9698. timates. Call anytime 646- surance. Security. 646-2426 of Education. servicing 10 towns east of 5489, 646-1327., Development for tfie site — 178 river. Previous experience weekdays. Oak Grove Street. Proposed additional appropriation “ MAINSTREET" is com­ as nurse aide preferred. ROXIE E. LEONE ET AL - ZONE to Educational Special Grants, ing to Manchester on New DICK'S SNOWPLOWING - Building Contracting 33 Apartments for Rent 53 EAST HARTFORD home. CHANGE • SPENCER SiREET Fund 41 for staff development at Car essential. Mileage Parking lots, driveways, Year’s Eye. Call Connec­ reimbursement. Day time three bedroom, basement, (L-22) — To change Ue zoning Manchester High School i m p o r t a n t ticut Sound Productions. apartments, stores, TIMOTHY J, CONNELLY 118 MAIN STREET - 3 and patio, yard. $350. Capitol classification for Residence AA ...... $1,477.00 hours only. Part time sidewalks, sanding. 646- Residential & Commercial and Rural Residence to Planned to be funded by a Grant from the 644-0691. available. Good fringes. 4 room heated apartments, homes, 523-5598. 2204. Construction. Remodeling, hot water, no appliances. Residence Development for a Stale of Connecticut. Telephone 643-9511. James R. home improvements, ad­ Security - tenant in­ COVENTRY - Four room parcel of approximately 3.62 acres Mortgage Loans 8 and to approve a General Plan of Jam es R. McCavanagh, COMPLETE ditions, bathroom & surance. 646-2426, 9-5 house, appliances, wood Development for the site — 3f*l MORTGAGE LOANS - 1st; Homes For Sale 23 BOOKKEEPING, Payroll, kitchen remodeling, weekdays. stove. $375 plus utilities. Spencer Street. Secretary 2nd; 3rd. ALL KINDS, Payroll taxes, accounts roofing, siding, repairs, Security deposit. At this hearing interested persons Board of Directors Homeowners and Commer­ receivable, accounts door & window replace­ MANCHESTER MAIN Telephone 646-2972. may be heard and written com­ cial. Realty state-wide. -MMCICSTEII E.H.O. payable, invoicing, general ment and alterations. 646- STREET - Two room munications received. Copies of Dated at Manchester. ledger, balance sheet and 1379. these petitions have been filed in Connecticut Credit rating unnecessary. $200,000 family Campground. 98 K rei apartment. Heated, hot Onices-Stores this 24th day of December 1961 Reasonable. Confidential. inventory control. Small water, appliances. No pets. lor Rent 55 the Town Clerk's office and may be ♦ S4.900 Col. riroplan. 4U.. olum. sidin{ and medium size business, DENNIS AND RUSSELL inspected during office hours. Quick arrangement. Security. Parking. PLANNING AND 035-12 have '^Chester ALVIN LUNDY AGENCY, 65.000 Capo, full Oimt, immarmlate references if necessary. MILLER - Remodeling, Telephone 523-7047. WORKSPACE OR additions, roofing, rec ZONING COMMISSION 100 Constitution Plaza, 131.000 9 Rm.. Col., new construction,. Hourly, weekly or monthly STORAGE SPACE FOR Leo Kwash, Hartford’. 527-7971; fmneing rates. Cliff Meyer, 646- rooms, paneling, gutters, MANSFIELD. CENTER - RENT in Manchester. No Secretary 3647. aluminum and vinyl siding for ot^T 5 years. evenings: 233-6879, 233- . 95.900 R. Ranch. 4 Bd, Mr. Clean tnes here Woodsedge Apartments. lease or security deposit. Dated this 29th day of December. 6885. installed year round. ONE MONTH’S FREE Reasonable rates. Suitable 1981. 140.000 4 Bd. Split Ranch, Famly Rm. B & B Moving and Hauling. Telephone 649-2954 or 649- RENT. Newly renovated, for small business. Retail Warm Knit Set 1421. 037-12 145.000 Unique U&R Forest KHs. (inanctns Local or long distance. 647- country setting. Two and commercially zoned. I i EMPLOYMENT 8365 or 633-0106. bedrooms. From $285 tn. Call 872-1801, 10 to 5. •••••••••••••••••••••••• 149,000. OM. Col.. 4Bd„ full Bsfflt. Heating-Plumbing 35 $325, includes appliances HOUSEWORK WANTED: •••••••••••••••••••••••• Help Wanted 13 155.000 Ten (bm.. CoL, 4-5 Bd, fkeplaced LR. and parking. 429-1270, 233- NEWLY RENOVATED Friday and Saturday only. SCHALLER PLUMBING­ 9660 or 232-0761. 310 square feet office 109,900 Private settH in this 6-FRm., Col.. Experienced. Own HEATING- Water pump available. Main Street Two-Piece PART TIME - Work at SeR. rnancInR transportation. Ironing specialists. Also, home on the phone ser­ A TWO AND ONE HALF­ location with ample 94,400 Reduceil R. Ranch, 3 Bd., full BtntL, also done. 649-5007. remodeling service or parking. Call 649-2891. ., vicing our customers in Owner financing repairs. FREE ROOM APARTMENT your area. Telephone 456- 88,500 Ranch, 7Rm., 2 fireplaces, ESTIMATES. 649-4266, AVAILABLE. Heat, hot 0876 or 528-6631. RocUedfe section. water, appliances. IMERRILL LYNCH REALTY Painting-Papering 32 References* Security. Call PA R T T IM E BARROWS CO. Household Goods 40 after 6 pm, 646-3911. BASEMENT STORAGE SALESPERSON to sell 358 Burnside Ive.. EJi. 289-688! INTERIOR PAINTING, AREA with dirt floors.! subscriptions door-to-door over ten years experience, USED " e a s t HARTFORD - 2 First room 18*A ft.xlS ft.;’ with newscarrier two MWICKSTER 1 WdiTY ^ low rates and senior citizen REFRIGERATORS, bedroom, brand new second room 23 ft.xlSVz ft. evenings a week or Satur­ tHFR MONET - Sales price and income discounts. 643-9980. WASHERS, RANGES - linoleum & wall to wall $30 monthly. 649-0717. days. Salary plus . com­ Clean, Guaranteed. Parts carpeting, heat, hot water, missions. Call Circulation limrts incretsed Do jou quafifir] Call 649- 4000. INTERIOR AND & Service. Low prices' parking. Near busline. Call Wanted to Rent 57 Manager. Manchester EXTERIOR painting, B.D. Pearl & Son, 649 Main 528-2914. 9:30-5:30, or 528- Herald. 643-2711. -'POSSBU OWNER FBUNCNNT Spaciout 3 Bdrm Raised Ranch wHh If. covered porch paper hanging. Carpentry Street. 643-2171. 1719 after 6 p.m. GARAGE TYPE everiooking a weR maihlained lawn! low S90's. Work. Fully insured. J.P. BUILDING for automotive “VERSAnU UTERTAMMENT CENTET in this It Lewis & Son, 649-9658. Articles 10^51116 * ” " * " 1 VERNON-ROCKVILLE - repairs for leading national 4 Bdrm Car. CoL phis many ether custom ...... On busline. Brand new company in the S t s vnth your NEW YEAR'S VACATION featves! Atkii« 6108,500. PAINTERS, Paper three room apartments - Manchester area. We need begins now Sell Avon and HWNER nNANCMG AVAIlAIU’'-0rte or two hangers. Experienced. Call ★ Extra large rooms with 3,000-3,50,0 plus sq. ft. start saving! Call 646-3685 famijr home possible, 8 rms plus 4 car larage. Mr. Campbell, 647-8724. ... large closets. $300 per Please call collect, lr401- or 523-9401 $74,900 ALUMINUM SHEETS month. Security and 724-8198. ‘HKHBORHOOO PACMCE STORE '-business advertising^ used as printing plates. .007 references required, onlj — good sales and good income. $39,900. thick, 23x28Vi’ . 50c each, Available January 1st. $180 PER WEEK PART CENTURY 21 UNDSEY REAL ESTAn Building Contracting 33 TIME at home. Webster, or 5 for $2,00. Phone 643- Telephone 875-1128 9-5 Autos For Sale 61 l i l C « to SL 649-WO 2711, They MUST be picked Monoay-Saturday. America's foremost dic­ FARRAND up before 1 1 :0 0 a.m. only. ------tionary company needs SURPLUS JEEPS, CARS, everyday' REMODELING - Cabinets, home workers to update ------^------MANCHESTER - Two TRUCKS. Car Inventory i J BUSINESS Roofing, Gutters, Room SEASONED oak firewood bedroom apartment at Sun- valued $2143 sold for $100. local mailing lists. All Additions, Decks, All types for sale - for deliveries call ny Brook Village. $440 in- ages, experience un­ Similar bargains available. and SERVICES of Remodeling and George Griffing, Andover, eludes heat, hot water, Call for information, 602- necessary. Call 1-716-842- Repairs. Free estimates. 6000. Ext. 5063. 742-7886. •’ appliances and air- 941-8014, Ext. 7816. Phone ffie Herat*** Fully insured. Phone 643- ______conditioning. Ideal for call refundable. Services Offered 31 6017. SNOW TIRES Like new older couple. No pets, PART TIME Proof REWEAVING BURN ill® wheels. Damato Enterprises, 646- CADILLAC - 1976 - Coupe O perator. H ours, 2-5, ROBERT'E. JARVIS - $60. .Old cape cod school 1(B1 DeVille - 72,000 miles. Experienced preferred. HOLES. Zippers, um­ Remodeling Specialist. desk adj’d. $18. Telephone ------:___-____ ^______Advertisers. • Herald, brellas repairM. Window Good condition. $2700 or 'Will train right applicat. F o r room additions, 643-6777. MANCHESTER - Deluxe Best offer. Telephone 742- 8374 A warm addition to the shades, Venetian blinds. kitchens, bathrooms, I31i-34H Equal Opportunity Keys. TV FOR RENT. one bedroom townhouse, 6800 - Keep trying. wardrobe, a bright knit Employer. Contact Linda roofing and siding or any Anuques 48 private entrance, patio ana scarf-mitten-and-hat-set. Maselli, 646-4004. Marlow’s, 867 Main Street. home improvement need. 649-5221...... full basement.Includes AUTO LEASING RENTAL No. 5007 has knit di­ Telephone 643-6712. ANTIQUES & heat, appliances, carpeting - Oldies But Goodies rections for Small, Me­ * - ______COLLECTIBLES - Will and air-conditioning. ^ 3 8 Limited. Rent-A-Car. dium, Irarge mittens (6" LEON ClESZYNSKl. purchase outright or seRon monthly. No pets. Damato $12.95 day, 100 free miles. A comfortable zip-front to 8%" palm); scarf and SSSSS- ______BUILDER. New homes, commission. "House lot or Enterprises, 646-1021. Automobiles bought, sold, topper and simple gored hat. additions, remodeling, rec single piece. 644-8962^ ______rented. 323 Center Street, skirt with elastic waist is TO OZDEZ, load $1.90 Itr ooeZ HELP WANTED rooms, garages, kitchens a favorite with the half- Rattan, zlat 00$ lor zaataif aad S.a«icrih«rs .. _ ^ m e ••••••••*•**•••*!...... 149 OAKLAND ST., second Manchester. Telephone sizer. CIRCULATION DEPT. remodeled, ceilings, bath Wanted to Buy 49 floor five room apartment. 647-0908, Ask for Bill. ZNNE eZZOT tile, dormers, roofing. utilities and, No. 8374 with Photo- YIm MMctatir HinM Residential or commer­ CASH FOR YOUR Proper- security. No appliances. 1971 THUNDERBIRD - Guide is in Sizes 12 'to 1100 Z«o: a) Zi iaclcaa 24%. Size 14%, 87 bust, Now YarZ, N.Y. 100$$ cial. 649-4291. ‘Jj " ' 5 and con- Tenant insurance. 9-5 excellent condition. Low CARRIER NEEDED 8% yards 60-inch. Ptial Naaia, Zddrau wttz ZIP fidentially. The Hayes Cor- weekdays, 646-2426 mileage. Needs battery. CODE aad OtTla NaaiZor. at Dotwnay Driva araa. T« OMEZ, irail $1.90 fOf iK h DESIGN KITCHENS, poration. 646-0131. ______$650 o r best offer. zattm, ptiM 90$ for pootifo too 1982 ALBUM with 16-page n a m e (Fountain Vlllaga) cabinets, vanities, counter *•*••••••••••••••••••••• FOUR ROOMS - large sun- Telephone 646-3409. ■m OIIi i i . GIFT SECTION with full niCfilONE 647- or tops, kitchen cabinet fronts •••••••••••••••••••••••* SUE BUZNEn directions. Price ... $2.25. Apartments tdr Rent 53 pofch. New kitchen Manehiootor HoroM Address - 847-9947. custom woodworking, ■00K$ AT $1 JO EACi appliances. Heat, hot Trucks tor Sale 82 1100 Zoo.’ ot taorlu'. conn. colonial reproductions. •••••••••••••••••••••••• Now TarZ, N .C 100M 0-110 - KEEPSAZI OUllTZ. U MWinchestcr J.P. Lewis 649-9658. MANCHESTER- One and Garage. Security placad aed appllzoad datini. two .bedroom apartments and references. No pets, INTERNATIONAL - 1975, H S l •f'Zrooi wlUi ZIP CODE, Itrto NamZor aod Sin. O-131-HElZlOOM HZNDtWOZK-M fUaitrlirfilpr available. Centrally Adults preferred. 646-3414. four wheel drive, 8 f]t. bed. lypai of BoadlawarZ tZiZs. ELECTRICAL SERVICES Heavy duty suspension. FASHION with 0;1$2-I0 DIVE ar ZEEP-40 aao- located on busline near ------TT Success In Sewing, is dlawarZ Kaaia ta auZa. - We do all types of Elec­ shopping center and VERNON - heat paid, Never plowed. $2600. 060KO. trical Work! Licensed. Call Telephone 228-0462 or 742- filled with appealing «-ij«-,$tuMZEZTiME covnitn after 5:00 p.m., 646-15L6. schools. For further details three rooms. Call now. designs. Also 2 BONUS -24 crib aad trull Zad zolNa. call 649-7157. Capitol Homes, 523-5598. 6906. !-i >»-THE pziMEZ-dliaaUaoi far Coupons! Price . . . $2.25. 20 itarni bi crocbat aeO ZM.