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WASHINGTON (UPI) - Lights Caspar Weinberger, drovd through flashing, four cars loaded with the Pentagon grounds with a convoy police and Secret Service agents ac­ of police and Secret Service cars, companied Secretary of State before and after his limousine. ’5999 Alexander Haig to the Pentagon The network said the FBI, the Friday, part of an apparent increase Secret Service and State Depart­ in protection for U.S, officials. ment security experts were in­ The heavy security was observed BRAND NEW 1981 210 HATCHBACK, 5-speed. 1.5 Liter Engine. vestigating reports of Libyan hit amid warnings that Libyan leader squads with FBI Director William Rear Defroster, Rusty Jones Rustproofing, Bucket Seats and Moammar Khadafy had issued Webster as the coordinator. more. Ail Freight and Dealer Prep Charges Included. Bronze. orders to assassinate high-ranking “ Were not making any com­ Stock 3217. U S. officials and ambassadors ment,' an FBI spokesman said. abroad. "We re skirting it all the way," “The Reagan administration has said a Secret Service spokesman. increased security protection of "I just can't say anything about senior officials to an all-time high potential threats, ".. said a White 24 ADAMS ST. because of new intelligence war­ House official.. But a presidential DeCormler DATSU nings of Libyan assassination aide said. ‘You can never be sure ... Herald photos by Pinto plots,” ABC News reported. There are threats every day.” MANCHESTER “Suspected Ubyan agents are ABC said, "Additional manpower Eddy RosOow, a 14-year-old from Ellington, wheels was born with one leg and malformed hands, but over­ reported 'to have crossed from and security devices have been ■ Canada into the United States in re­ Motor Sales toward the finish line at the Manchester Five-Mile Road came his disabilities to complete the five-mile course In 76 ordered for President Reagan and 646-3515 cent weeks, while known Libyan 285 Broad St., Manchester Race as the crowds lining Main Street cheer him on. Eddy minutes. top-level Cabinet officials. 643-4165 assassination teams have been ■‘Other officials report that detected moving about in Western special jamming equipment has N Europe.” been installed in presidential planes He finished the Manchester race Most U.S. spokesmen declined to ward off any SAM-7 missiles comment. But one senior official,/ which Libyan assassins are reported asked, about the possibility of hit to carry. squads operating in the United “In Washington, Secretary Haig ' states, said earlier this week, “With and even Mrs. Reagan have been ■ 'i all the stories going around about it, assigned additional agents for lead The victory of Eddy Rossow there is bound to be some fire behind and backup cars which enable the smoke.” motorcades to pass through traffic S1,000®® Reporters said Haig, en route for lights without stopping anywhere 0 By Scot French during Thursday’s race that he concedes. Running for the first "When I saw the finish line, I one of his regular breakfast where they might be sniper IMMEDIATE DELIVERY didn’t think he would have a time himself, the 44-year-old meetings with Defense Secretary targets" Herald Reporter knew I’d done it,” Eddy recalls. finishing time to beat. Rossow told Eddy before the The crowd, which had at first The statistics won't list EMdy Those moments of doubt came race th a f ’he was on his own, and overwhelmed him, helped bring ExccHcnt Selection Here Mow! Rossow among the top finishers early, he says, as he saw hill that if I dropped dead along the him through, their cheers and in the Five Mile RoacJ Race held after hill rise before him. ' ‘I just way, he could pick me up.” waves giving him the stamina to ''Couticcticul's Oldest LimiihiuMcrcurs Mu^da Dealer” Thanksgiving Day, but his per­ kept saying to myself, ‘I know I Starting at the tail of the pack, finish. formance Thursday had the can,' I know I can,’ and the people the father and son -team ran White House V crowd of 30,000 cheering and his kept cheering me on." together for about a mile before THE DECISION to race had mother crying tears of joy. come only the night before, when m o r i a r t y b r o t h e r s THE N.A.D.A. OFFICIAL With encouragement from the Carl Rossow pulled ahead for Just two fully-formed fingers crowd and the slow runners good. He finished the race in a a friend visiting the Rossows for on one hand, none on the other behind him, he pushed on, hum­ respectable 41:38, then began to Thanksgiving inquired about the USED CAR GUIDE VALUE ON Eddy pushed his wheelchair ming a song to himself that look for his son to come into •Manchester race. denies bid 315 CENTER ST., MANCHESTER, CONN.* Phone 643-5135 across the finish line in the time seemed to epitomize his view, but began to worry when he "We were discussing it at the of 76 minutes, the only “wheelie” challenge —“ Running Against did not appear. table,” says Rachel Rossow. to complete the grueling five- the Wind.” Then word came from a "The next thing we knew, Eddy mile course; Even his adoptive father, Carl policeman that his son was was in his wheelchair flying up Despite red and puffy hands, Rossow, had doubts that his son and down the hall practicing.” to oust Allen alright and still in the race, 1981 the 14-year-old freshman from could conquer the hilly terrain Rossow waited until he saw Eddy While he had only halfheartedly, Ellington High School has vowed that, marks the course. round the corner from East considered racing in the past, to better his time next year. Yet “Frankly, I didn’t think Ed was Center Street and ran to join him Eddy was in prime shape. His By Helen Thomas , the proper authorities, but forgot he admits there were times going to make it up that hill,” he in the finish line sprint. physical education teacher at DPI White House Reporter about it until it was found in Ellington High School had started September. NO STICKER SHOCK HERE! ZEPHYR him on a training program to WASHINGTON (UPI) - National The Justice Departm ent is make the 95-pound, 5-foot 3-inch security adyisdr Richard Allen did expected to recommend by mid- freshman "the second Incredible not have a key to the government of­ December whether a special NEW 1981 FAIRMONT WAGON Hulk.” fice or the combination to the safe prosecutor should be appointed in The training included neck where he left $1,000 given him by a the case. 4-DOORS rotations, toe-touching, side Japanese magazine for an interview The Japanese newspaper Mainichi stretches, trunk rotations and with Nancy Reagan, White House reported in its Saturday editions the arm circles. “As each day went sources said Friday. magazine, Shufu No To mo All equipped with AIR CONDITIONING, on, I felt better and better,” And both presidential counselor (Housewife's Friend), also gave lb . Automatic Transmission, AM/FM stereo Eddy says, Edwin M ind deputy press Allen a mysterious “big present " Eddy jokes that the first time secretary i Speakes denied, a for setting up the interview. radio, rear window defroster, radial tires, etc. he tried an exercise in wjiich the report by the Wall Street Journal “1 have no comment. I don't know weights are lifted by pulling the White House has begun looking what they're talking about,” Allen down on a bar, “Instead of going for a replacement for Allen as said. national security adviser. 2 down, I went up.” Now, he proud­ • Mainichi said Japanese police un­ RETAIL VALUE NOV. NADA...... $0495 ly boasts that he can do 80 “We’re just waiting for the results covered information Tanotsu repetitions. of the Justice Department review, " Takase, a longtime friend and While he played basketball at Meese told UPI. “I will also deny business associate of Allen's, FORD MOTOR CO. 1 YEAR EXTENDED WARRANTY .... 2 0 0 it,” Speakes told reporters in A/T. P/S, P/B, WSW, 3.3L 6 cyl. engine, tinted glass, rear window defroster, metallic glow the YMCA in the fifth grade, delivered the present to Allen Jan. Eddy had not taken part in California, where President Reagan paint, ’81 wagon package. LIST $7866. . Ji 18— three days before the interview *6 6 9 5 organized athletics for several is spending the holiday weekend. and two days before he moved into SALE PRICE $6800 years. But his interest remained Allen is under investigafion for his White House office. OFFER EXPIF\ES NOV. 20,1981 Carl Rossow accompanies his son Eddy wheelchair, although he says he received high as he watched wheelchair accepting the cash from the Takase's wife Chizuko works for across the finish line on Main Street. Eddy encouragement from several “wheelles” In Japanese reporter who met Mrs. the magazine and served as inter­ LESS Reagan in the White House Jan. 21. 1000 was the only racer to compete In a the crowd. Please turn lo page 8 preter at the interview. $ $ $ SAVE $ He hassfiia he put the cash in an of­ “The Allen investigation will fice ^ale^, meaning to turn it over to 81 MUSTANG enter the final stage when American) 3-DR. SEDAN 81 ESCORT GL - 81 ESCORT 4-DR. SALE investigators find out what this 'big- 3 DR. HATCHRACK LIFTGATE WAGDN present' was,” Mainichi said. 5 9pd.. WSW. P/S, P/B, elec, rear window Cloth and vinyl seat trim, fllp-up open air Another Tokyo newspaper, defroster, tinted glass, reclining bucket Body side paint stripe, auto, transaxle, roof. auto, transaxle, low-back reclining elec, rear defroster, dual remote control Yomiuri, quoted Mrs. Takase as seats, full instrumentation.- body side bucket seats, elec, rear window defroster, PRICE moldings, and more. sport mirror, trim rings, vinyl insert body Odds favoring a cold winter in East saying Allen did not seek any pay­ A/C, 'AM/FM stereo, tinted glass and all side moldings, front wheel drive. 1.6L ment. Mrs. Takase told the other standard features. engine and .much more. «5695 newspaper Allen had said, "1 don’t WASHINGTON CUPI) - The part of the Ckimmez-ce Department’s the country.” weather this fall, Gilman said. “The mountains ol the Northeast want any money as I will do this out 81 FAIRMONT 4-DR. f 81 FDRD LTD winter will be colder than normal National Oceanic and Atmospheric Gilman offered no prediction of of my good will.” 81 FAIRMONT 4-OR. “The fall outlook was terrible,” will have a good chance to pick up STATION WAGON I STATION WAGON east of the Mississippi River and Administration, said based on past teniperatures for a broad area in the snow for Skiers,” Gilman said. “The 3.3L/200/6-cyl. engine, bench seat, STATION WAGON warmer than usual west of the he said, “I believe the score will be Flight bench seal, WSW, linger tip speed K M 10 TO CHOOSE FROM experience, the temperature outlook nation’s midsection, from North same for the Pacific Northwest, but seloctshift A/T, WSW, conventional spare if 3.3L/200/6-cyi. engine, selectshift A/T, control, deluxe luggage rack, bumper rub Rocky Mountains, the National has a 65 percent chance of being ac­ Dakota south through the Missouri about 40 percent right, which puts tiro, P/S. luggage rack, rear bumper we’re not looking, for the same in WSW, P/S, elec, rear window defroster, strips, elect, f^ear window defroster, selec- Weather Service predicted Friday. the forecast among the yvorst 10 per­ guards, elect, rear window defroster, dual curate, the precipitation figures Valey into Oklahoma and Texas, but Colorado, another big ski area.” selectaire A/C, heavy duty battery, front taire A/C, RH remote control mirror, heavy carry a 55 percent chance of ac­ cent in terms of accuracy. That remote control mirrors, heavy duty battery, bumper guards, bodyside moldings. P/B, duty battery, heavy duty suspension, tinted 'Connecticut's Oldest Lincoln-Mcrcury Mazda Dealer” Donald Gilman, chief of the agen­ said an area extending from Arizona The Northwest will be influenced Index tinted glass, light group, accOnt paint curacy. was a real clinker.” luggage rack and other standard features. glass, light group, power lock group, and cy’s prediction branch, said it will to the western Great Lakes will be by air flows originating over Japan _8tnpes^_and_more_.___ more. drier than normal. Because of the fall fluctuations, Advice ...... be stormier and wetter than normal “A cold winter is expected for all ‘ and the mid-Pacific, which should Business...... along the southeastern rim of the of the Northeast, the South and the the winter pattern may not set in un­ bring greater than normal precipita­ The dryness should not be a major til as late as January, he said. Classified...... country, from Cape Hatteras, N.C., Midwest (east of Minnesota),” the factor for farmer, however, because tion. he said. Comics...... m o r i a r t v b r o t h e r s to the Texas Gulf Ckiast. weather service said. they received higher than normal Two major brands of cold air - one No prediction was made for the Editorial ...... / rainfall this fall, Gilman said. from the Arctic Circle heading extent of precipitation in a zone Stormy, wet weather also is “The outlook that we have ioi liiis Entertaimment. predicted for the Pacific Northwest towards Minnesota, and the other extending from Southern California Lottery...... **year bears a fairly cose The 90-day. outlook, covering from Greenland directed toward the through the Northern Rocky Moun­ and an area in the Northeast from rescemblance for the winter of 1969- December through February, has Sports...... ■V /■ Pennsylvania to Maine. Great Lakes - will influence the tains into the northern Great Plains, Television ...... oiuoni 70,” G il^ n Sid, “That was a fairly been unusually difficult to prepare or for the Ohio Valley and the mid- weather for the eastern half of the ^ee-SlSj^ Senviee S /tot f The National Weather Service, harsh winter for the eastern part of 310 Mam SCneet (Across from Armor-yJ 315 CENTER ST., MANCHESTER, CONN.* Phone 6 4 3 -5 1 3 5 because of great fluctuations in country. Atlantic states. MANCHESTER. CT : 6^3-21A5 THE HERALD. Sat., Nov. 28, 1981 - 3 2 - THE HERALD, Sat., Nov. 28, 1981 NATX)NA1 WEATHER SERVCE FORECAST 10 7 PM E8T 1 1 -2 8 -* ' ______■ ( W l 10.00 29.77 News Briefing looollr^-,_ • j r \ . Your Neighbors' Views Vnew rom What do you think about the idea of building condominiums on part of the Great Lawn in the Cheney Historic District? M.D. stripped HN1HE8T of his license TCMPERATURE8 50 s *7. >' COHASSET, Mass. (UPI) — A former Brocl^n (ZZ3**” Hospital physician has been stripped of his medical I FtWIf license by a state board which regulates doctors after 1>»*I WEATHER FOTOCA8T being charged with swapping drugs for sex. Dr. Joseph Mancini had his license revoked by the seven member Massachusetts Medical Board although \ temp D.C. police the case against him was continued by a Superior C^urt judge for two years without a finding, with a provision he seek psychiatric help. nab protesters ’The medical board charged gross misconduct in their Weather finding. A lawyer for Mancini said there will be an WASHINGTON (UPl) — Park Police arrested nine appeal. ' protesters near the White House Friday, most of them Mancini was arrested earlier this year by Brockton K members of a social action group that set up a “Reagan- police and charged with giving drugs to a 20-year-old ville” on Thanksgiving day to dramatize the plight of the woman in return for sex. i ' Today’s forecast GLADYS DEBBIE LaCLAIR, BRITA homeless. > VALERIE QAULIN, GLADY8 DUFFY: JEAN LAVI8HE, SLOAN MAHONE: WA8ZKIELEWICZ, Manchaatar: "I don’t think WEDER8TROM, Coventry: "I would like to Manchaatar: I think It’s Manchester: "To me, the Manchester: "I live In a Police said they took two women and four men into A mixture of clouds and sunshine, windy and cold both Manchaater: “ I had Manchaatar: custody at the tent city in Lafayette Square across Saturday and Sunday. Highs Saturday around 50 and on I like It. There are enough see them put In some of great. I’ve been here all Cheney area has always condominium, but I think visions of the town condominiums In town 1 think It’s a shame. 1 that housing for the low- my life and I think it’s been an outstanding it’s'a waste, really. It’s one Pennsylvania Avenue from the White House and Sunday in the mid 40s. Partly cloudy, windy and cold building housing for the Saturday night. Lows in the upper Irons aiid low 20s. already. The way It (the hate to see too many income people. They great. I’ve been here all place. There are enough thing Manchester Is arrested one woman and two men on the sidewalk out­ Miles Davis, elderly there, so 1 would things built up. I would side the executive mansion. Westerly winds 20 to 30 mph Saturday continuing Satur­ lawn)) is now Is better could use the land more my life and I think It’s one condominiums already In known for. The con­ rather see condominiums. like to see It preserved." of the best things they All were charged with demonstrating without a per­ day night. > than building more con­ wisely." Manchester. I would dominiums are coming In Tyson wed Preserving It as It Is Is a could do on that land. It mit and unlawful camping and held for action by dominiums." ra th e r s.ee m ore droves but they don’t 2 waste of money." District of Columbia Superior Court.. UPI photo used to be potato fields apartments for us regular know how to handle They were released on personal recognizance Friday HOLLlfWOOD (UP ) Emmy-winning actress Cice­ Extended outlook when I was little." people. I them.” night and ordered to appear in court Jan. 5. As they ly Tyson and jazz great Miles Davis -were married were leaving the jail, one member shouted to reporters Today in history Thanksgiving Day in a midnight ceremony performed Monday through Wednesday; the group plans “to return to Lafayette Park next week by Atlanta Mayor-elect Andrew Young at the Massachusetts, Rhode Island and Connecticut: with tents" and would hold a news conference Monday Massachusetts home of comedian Bill Cosby, it.was an­ Generally fair weather through the period. Daytime to elaborate on their plans. On Nov. 28 1520. Ferdinand Magellan nounced Friday. highs mostly in the upper 30s to lower 40s. Overnight Earlier, Wendy Bobbitt, a member of the Community entered the Pacilc Ocean on his way around The marriage is the second for Tyson, 37, and the third lows will be in the 20s to low 30s-. ' The lowest-priced housing? Try Andover for Creative Non-Violence, said the group had not the world. He was the first European to sail for the 55-year-old Davis. Maine, New Hampshire: Fair through the period. 8 decided whether to return to the park. They had planned the Pacific from the east. Publicist David Brokaw said Cosby was Davis’ best Highs in the mid 20s north to the mid 30s sou^. Lows in to camp there through the winter but federal authorities man and he also gave away the bride. Young, an or­ the teens to mid 20s. While Manchester and Bolton denied them a permit. dained minister and former ambassador to the United Vermont: Partly cloudy breezy and cool Monday. real estate boards; Greater Hart­ highest median sales price for 1981. sold during the sampling period. Of the local towns, Manchester Nations in the-Carter Administration, performed the hover near the median, Andover has ford Board of Realtors, Manchester The CRCOG notes that the survey She identified those arrested as Mitch Snyder 38, Highs in the upper 20s and lows in the teens. Continue However,Manchester appeared to had 48 sales, Andover had 15 and is conducted from April through organizer of the group; members Richard Miller 23, Mercenaries service. .partly cloudy 'Tuesday and Wednesday chance for a few the lowest average sales price for Board of Realtors and Northern keep barely even with inflation as However, the regional sales which Comedian and political activist Dick Gregory, actress single family housing in the region, Bolton had nine. Corresponding June because those months are con­ Justin Brown 21, Carol Fennelly 33, and Patty light snow flurries over the mountains. Highs 30 to 35 Central Connecticut Board of its average sales price rose just 10,2 were tallied showed at 10.8 percent figures for 1980 were unavailable. Gloria Foster and actors A1 Freeman and CJlarence according to a three-month study by Realtors. sidered the busiest months for MacDonell 22; and Robert Ducan, Elizabeth Tiernay hunted down and overnight lows 20 to 25. percent from the $59,000 figure in price increase over the 1980 median The median sales price for nine single family sales. and William Thomas, Herman Antoine, who have been, Williams attended the ceremony. the Capitol Region Council of The regionwide average sales 1980 to $64,999 this year. of $67,700, The staff report notes Miss Tyson won an Emmy for her critically- Governniients. towns in the survey decreased demonstrating separately in front of the White House price for single family homes this Despite a 9.8 percent climb over that this is a modest increase com­ between .02 percent and 13 percent. since June 2. JOHANNESBURG, South Africa (UPI) - Officials acclaimed performance in the television movie ‘"The National Forecast The average price for a house sold year was $74,999 with Bolton $10,000 1980 prices, Andover retained its ti­ pared to the 19.2 percent jump the Shopping tips clamped an around-the-clock curfew on the Seychelles Autobiography of Miss Jane Pittman” and was in Andover between April and June However, the declines were com­ The protesters modeled their "Reaganville” oil the above the median and Manchester tle as having the least expensive previous year, but that it is larger pensated for by substantial in­ "Hoovervilles" erected by victims of the Great Depres­ Islands, Friday as troops hunted for stragglers from a nominated for an Oscar for her role as a sharecropper’s this year was $52,499, placing the the same amount below. home prices in the region. than the 9.5 percent rise from 1978- Martin Sloane explains how to force of “bargain basement mercenaries” that tried to creases in the remaining com­ save money at the grocery store — sion, during and after the presidency of Herbert Hoover. wife in “Sounder.” By United Press International Los Angeles r 62 46 .25 town last among 29 towns ranked in Bolton’s average sales price rose, The CROCG staff report notes 79. munities which raised the regions’ “Welcome to Reaganville — Reaganomics at Work — stage a coup, allegedly financed by-South African and She was the first black actress to have a continuing City S t Fcst Hi Lo Pep Louisville pc 67 43 .46 the survey. a whopping 41 percent over 1980, that not all houses are sold through every Wednesday and Saturday in American business interests. Albuquerque c 46 31 Memphis ^ 77 40 .08 overall median by almost 11 per­ his ’’Supermarket Shopper" column Growing every day,” said a sign next to the 10 tents. role in a dramatic television series, co-starring with Anchorage s 38 28 .02 Miami Bech pc 75 73 .... ; The survey, released this week, is when the town’s median sales price multiple lifting services, and The total number of sales in the cent. In telephone interviews, residents on the chain of In­ George C. Scott in “ E:ast Side-West Side” in the early Asheville cy 64 46 Milwaukee cy 47 32 .91 conducted annually using sales data was $60,000. Its $84,999 average this region rose 6.2 percent this year, the in The Manchester Herald. dian Ocean islands said hundreds of American and Atlanta r 66 56 Minneapolis cy 37 31 .16 therefore the survey does not reflect 1960s. Billings c 25 07 Nashville cy 67 47 1.17 for multiple listing of three local year gave the town the fourth the prices of all single family houses report notes, .despite the 16 percent European tourists were trapped on the Seychelles’ main Davis, a reenowned and innovative jazz artist, recent­ Birmingham r 73 67 New Orlens pc 83 67 .... mortgage rates which prevailed at island of Mahe, unable to leave their hotels because of ly returned to the concert stage after a hiatus of several Boston r 42 37 New York pc 45 41 .01 the time of the survey. the day-andnight curfew. Brwnsvll Tx.cy 85 66 Oklahm Cty cy 67 35 .... years. Buffalo cy 51 40 Jq Omaha c 40 23 .02 Two appointed Prisoners start The streets of the capital island were calm but the air­ The trumpet player and composer was voted Jazzman Chrlstn S.C. pc 63 56 Philadelphia pc 46 30 .01 port, damaged in Thursday’s 20-hour battle between Charitt N.C. cy 62 47 Phoenix cy 65 52 .... Sales rose from 979 to 1,041 this of the Year by Downbeat magazine readers from 1969- Chicago cy 62 33 Vl4 Pittsburgh cy . 61 46 .02 Fahey praises crackdown year, following a 17.2 percent government troops and the mercenaries, remained poetry center 71. His albums include “Miles Smiles,” “Socerer,” Cleveland cy 60 .42 .14 Portland Me, r 42 29 .... decline from 1979-80. closed. Nefertiti,” “Bitches Brew,” “Filles De Kilimanjaro,” Columbus cy 63 41 .02 Portland Ore. c so 34 .08 to consum er unit Roughly half of the 100 mercenaries, reportedly led by Dallas c 73 40 Providence r 44 36 .06 NEW HAVEN (UPI) — Connecticut prisoners who “At the Fillmore” and “ On the Corner.” Denver pc 38 22 Richmond pc 54 42 .... a South African soldier of fortune, were believed to be Des Moines pc 42 32 St. Louis c 74 34 .18 For the second consecutive year, write poetry to express feelings of frustration and still at large after feeling into the forest around the air­ Detroit cy 60 41 " 3 9 Salt Lake Cltys 37 30 .... on trucking lawbreakers Avon had the highest median sales loneliness hope to share their emotional outlet with in­ Duluth cy 33 27 .41 San Antonio cy 83 52 .... price of $124,999. Glastonbury Two Manchester resijlents were of General Manager Robert B. N port. Most were South Africans but a few Americans El Paso pc 64 48 San Diego r 63 57 3 9 among 14 people recently named to Weiss. mates in jails across the nation, a corrections official Stormy seas t 37 .04 ranked second with a median of were reported among them. Hartford . 44 San Francisc r 56 47 the state’s Consumer (Cooperative Kersting is the dean of the Depart­ said Friday. A police spokesman said troops were pressing the Honolulu r 81 71 .01 San Juan pc 86 75 .13 A crackdown during October on ■ “The task force was necessary play the required tax stamp on their $112,400 and Simsbury ranked third Robert Brooks, chief of program development for the Indianapolis cy 65 37 .15 Seattle c 46 36 .... truckers evading state taxes earned because trucking regulations have trucks, the Tax Department issued at $94,999. Task Force. ment of Agriculture and. Natural searching but added, “We sti'l don’t know how many are hinder search Jacksn Mas. cy 82 63 .10 Spokane c » s .... Resources at the University of state Department of Correction, said a group of left.” Jacksonville pc 78 SO Tampa pc 79 54 .... the state $215,900 for tax violations been poorly enforced and because 1,385 summonses for the same Gloria Weiss of 71 Lakewood Cir­ prisoners at the New Haven jail had begun to lay the Kansas City c 58 24 Washington pc 52 46 .... and $114,883 collected for there has been virtually no coordina­ charge and the State Police issued West Hartford, which ranked cle North and Edwin J. Kersting of Connecticut. South African newspapers quoted various sources as HAMILTON, Bermuda (UPI) — Rescuers searching Las V ^aa r 56 44 ‘.bi Wichita cy 58 27 .... fourth in the study, had the highest The task force, is designed to groundwork for a national prison poetry center. saying the coup was planned in South Africa with money Little Hock pc 75 39 .02 overweight fines, state Sen. tion among the five agencies respon­ 397 summonses for another tax 97 Sycamore Lane have been ap­ The inmates hope to expand their program, which the Atlantic for the 24 crewmen of a West German Marcella C. Fahey, D-East Hart­ sible for the network of trucking violation and cited 315 companies number of sales recorded, a total of pointed to the task force. facilitate the growth and develop­ provided by private South African and American freighter believed sunk in stormy seas sighted the body 120. Simsbury followed with 83 tran­ ment of food cooperative throughout would include the publication of bimonthly posters business interests seeking to oust the socialist govern­ ford, announced this week. regulations,” says Mrs. Fahey. for being overweight. featuring a prisoner’s work, to detention facilities in all of one man Friday and found another man alive clinging “It is obvious that this program Before the task force was formed, William Wigglesworth, the state’s sactions and Windsor placed third Mrs. Weiss is a nutrtionist and a the state to help consumers meet 0 ment of President Albert Rene, who himself catne to to a capsized lifeboat. with 60. registered dietician. She is the wife rising food costs. English-speaking nations, he said. power in a 1977 coup. achieved its desired results,” said state officials estimated that the , Chief tax agent, reported that the “There is an enormous reservoir of interest out there The search for the other crewmen of the Elma ’Tres Mrs. Fahey, who represents much state was losing $7 to $10 million number of summonses decreased as The Johannesburg Star said that one of the was suspended at dusk and was to resume at dawn in poetry. The confinement almost compels the prisoner mercenaries, South African Peter Duffy, appeared to be Lottery of Manchester, in a statement. “And each year because of trucking com-. the weeks passed. He reported that to find a means of expression for his feelings, for the Saturday, said Coast Guard Spokesman Jim the results are a testimony to the panics failing to pay state taxes. the number of requests for tax feeling of frustration," Brooks said. the leader of the force that landed in the Seychelles McGranachan. Wednesaday night aboard a "scheduled Air Swazi flight. superb effort by all the people in- The task force’s crackdown in­ stamps jumped drastically after the Bloodm obile is scheduled “We thought we would create an outlet for-men all He said one plane was to fly over the area, about 215 I volved in this operation.” volved sending out three squads, first week. around the world," said Brooks, who has been working miles east of Bermuda, through the night. Numbers drawn in New 4770. composed of members of the five ’Thanksgiving Day; The state agencies involved in the Recommendations tor long-term with prisoners for 25 years. ’The rescued crewman, said to be the ship’s chief of­ England ’Tuesday: 7438. agencies involved, at times when enforcement improvement should A bloodmobile is scheduled for Fifteen of the inmates at the Connecticut Correction ficer, was reported near exhaustion but otherwise all Tax Enforcement Tax force, in­ are still in short supply, according donated blood. Permission slips are V 10 killed on Connecticut daily: 167. Rhode Island Daily; maximum truck traffic was coming be ready for introduction to the 1982 Monday at' Community Baptist to the Greater Hartford Chapter of required for 17-year-olds. Center in New Haven will inaugurate the project next right, said Coast Guard officials. Connecticut Play Four; 6621. itiated last summer by Mrs. Fahey, into the state. General Assembly session, Mrs. were the Department of Transporta­ Church, 585 E, Center St., from the American Red Cross. weekend with a two-day poetry workshop at the jail. Neither of the seamen was identified: They were 3474. Rhode Island Jackpot; In addition to the fines the state Fahey said. 12;15 to 5:30 p.m. Warden Victor Liburdi supports the project based at found about 1 p.m. EST by the Liberian freighter Royal tion, the State Police, the Depart­ Several other bloodmobiles are N.E. highways Connecticut weekly; 20, 33-13-21-28. collected. State Police and motor Until then, state officials will con­ The state recently faced a critical Anyone in good health, weighing the facility, which is also the Northeastern Regional Eagle, which was bound for Norfolk, Va. A Coast Guard 328 and 441376 I red). Maine Daily; 463. ment of Revenue Services and the vehicle inspectors issued 1,134 sum­ tinue to monitor compliance with scheduled by the Red Cross next shortage of all types of blood. Blood 110 pounds or more and between the week throughout Connecticut. For Resource Center for the National Institute of Correc­ By United Press International official said the dead seaman’s body was not retrieved New Hampshire Daily; Vermont Daily ; 321. Motor Vehicles Department. monses to truckers who failed to dis­ the tax laws, she said. types.AB negative and B negative tion. because of severe weather conditions. ages of 17 and 66 may be eligible to more information, 677-4531. “Men and women in prison have an enormous need to The holiday death count in New England rose to 10 “You have to understand it’s very rough seas out get their feelings out, ” he said. Friday, eight on the roads, when a 22-year-old Connec­ there. We’re talking about 40 mph winds and 15-foot Brooks said the participants will be asked to write ticut man-was killed in a one car accident in EastHad- waves,” he said. several kinds of poetry including a love poem, which is dam. Conn: ’hie officer was found clinging to one of two capsized very prominent in prison poetry. State Police said Gary E, Smith of New London, Cohn. ^ lifeboats; the dead crewman wa.s floating nearby. No Calendars TASTE “There is a longing, an enormous frustration at not was riding in a car driven by Stanley Bogan Jr., 31, who other crew member has been seen, and McGranachan being able to give and receive affection,in any apparently lost control of the vehicle that went off the said the capsized boat and rough- seas made officials Almanac THE meaningful way," he said. right side of the road and plunged down an embankment. pessimistic they are alive. Brooks said part of a $5,000 gift from an anonymous Police said eight guard rails were knocked down. “We sure would prefer to see both lifeboats right side donor wouid be used to get the project off the ground, Two holiday weekend deaths were not traffic related. up,” McGranachan said. Manchester SUNSHINE and the inmates were mailing literature,to every prison In Cumberland, R.I., a father and His teenage daughter McGranachan said the surviving seaman was in the United States. ‘ were killed when a Thanksgiving Day fire of undeter­ exhausted, “but otherwise he seems to be all right.” By United Press International He said they hoped to contact prisoners in Ireland and ’The 600-foot ship, en route from Puerto Madryn, Monday mined origin tore through a two-story wood frame Today is Saturday, November 28th, the 332nd day of Economic Development Commission, 8 a m.. O rder Now England and expand the program. house. Argentina, to Boston, issued an SOS at noon ’Thursday, The himonthljf^jjfl^tw;^, or broadside, would be called saying it was taking on water and putting out lifeboats in 1981 with 33 to follow. Municipal Building hearing room. for Christmas The bodies of Ceril Laliberte 49, and his daughter, ’The moon is moving toward its first quarter. Democratic Town Committee Executive Board, 7:30 ■‘Sentences Broadsides of Prison Poetry.” Corrine, 17, were found in an upstairs bedroom. Other seas surging to 15 feet and 80 mph wind gusts. Fresh tree • ’The morning stars are Mercury, Mars, Jupiter and p.m.. Municipal Building coffee room. • Brooks said the poster would feature graphics and members of the family escaped unharmed. A Coast Guard search plane that spotted the lifeboats ripened fruit poetry by one prisoner. He said their goal is to sell the also reported a large oil slick about two miles away. Saturn. One firefighter said the house was sealed up “tighter ’The evening star is Venus. Tiicuduy posters by subscription and have the entire project be than a drum” with mattresses and heavy insulation McGranachan said officials could not say definitely that ’Those born on this date are under the sign of Sagit­ Comment session, 9 a.m.. Municipal Building. Board self sustaining. stuffed intq_windows making access difficult. the ship had sunk. , , r of Directors’ office. Order case lots ol tarius. British poet William Blake was“born November U S. No 1. Florida^ finest 28th, 1775. Republican Town Committee, 7:30 p.m.. Municipal Building hearing room. oranges and grapefruit, now, On this date in history; Hockanum River Linear Park Committee, Municipal .AGWAY FRESH FLORIDA FRUIT SALE 2 Building probate court. In 1520, Ferdinand Magellan entered the Pacific Wednesday Quirks in the News Ocean on his way around the world. He was'the first State Department of Housing, 7 p.m,. Municipal European to sail the Pacific from the east. Building hearing room. LAST 10 DAYS! Thursday Fatboy is a father — again teller’s story that the bank was closed and left He said, however, the service has been extremely Order your case lots by D9C. 5 ^ gpd empty-handed, police said. well received and has sold 65 cakes, nearly a cake a Cheney Brothers National Landmark Historic District CLIFTON, Texas (UPI) - Had Fatboy been . Authorities said the man walked into the bank day, in the service’s one semester at North Texas Commission, 4:30. p.m.. Municipal Building hearing pick up your fruit at your nearby Agway around a number of years ago, white rhinos might with three sticks of dynamite taped to his chest State. room. store by Dec. 23 . never have been put on the endangered species list. about Wednesday and demanded cash from a teller. Stevens said the food service’s cake and pastry i. iiaitfl|patpr Hrralb Judges hours, 6:30 p.m.. Municipal Building probate "He’s all boy,” said Texas Safari spokesman But the robbery was foiled when the teller in­ cook, Mildred Hash — “a food services name if I court. 80 bushel (4/5) Mike Cloer, announcing that for the second time in sisted there was no money to give him because the ever heard one” — prepares the cakes. Emergency Medical Services Cv il 7:30 p.m.. S«ald Sweet Size Total three days Fatboy the rhino had become a father. bank was closed. Official Manchester Newspaper i'-- Municipal Building hearing room. Quantity ProducI Cost Carton Price Eighteen months ago — the gestation period for a The gullible thief quickly fled on foot into a near­ O’Hare not hairy USPS 327-500 V o l.C I,N o.50 Navel rhino — Fatboy, Sophie and Cindy were kept by wooded area. _____ oranges ’ 12.89. 5 bushel $ .. together in preparation for being shipped to the . CHICAGO (UPI) — ’The ’Thanksgiving holiday is Published daily except Sunday and certain holidays bv Andover wildlife preserve in central Texas, University hopes for cake run traditionally the busiest traveling day of the year at the Manchester Publishing Co., Herald Square i Juice As a result, Sophie had a lOOpound baby girl the busiest airport in the world, but a tight economy Manchester, Conn, 06040. Second class postage paid at oranges ‘ 9.29 4 '5 bushel Tuesday, Cindy had an 80-pound baby boy Thursday DENTON, Texas (UPI) — The director of food and safety considerations won out over tradition Manchester, Conn. POSTMASTER; Send address Monday and Fatboy is feeling frisky. services at North Texas State University hopes this year. changes to The Manchester Herald, P.O. Box 591 Town Clerk, 7 p.m;. Town Office Building. Pink "We’re going to have to keep him away from the parents will miss their kids enough to send them O’Hare authorities reported travelers moved Manchester, Conn. 06040. ’ Tax Ckillector, 7 p.m.. Town Office Building. grapefruit <8.89 4/5 bii^el buffaloes," said Cloer. “It’s really strange, but birthday cakes tlirough the school’s cafeteria. smoothly through the airport the day before Assessor, 7 p.m.. Town Office Building. Golden Fatboy really seems to know what’s going on. He’s Director of Food Services Terry Stevens this year ’Thanksgiving, known as the most hectic flying day a-debvery problem, call 647- Nortonf Fund Commission, ’ 8 rp.m.. r Members . Home. grapefruit *8.39 4/5 bushel got more energy. He’s more active.” started providing a birthday cakemaking service of the’ year. 9 ^ . Office hours are 8;30 a.m. to 5;30 p.m. Mondav Cloer said they were the 11th and 12th white for parents whose kids are away from home. For Airline officials blamed the second straight year y to 10 o-in. Saturday. Delivery ••hinos born in captivity in the last decade. Until prices from $9 to $25, parents can surprisej^ir Tangelos *9.99 45 bushel of thinned holiday crowds on the lagging qconomy 7^M a m Saturday by recently the white rhino had t>een on the en­ child with a cake ordered and decorated especffily and the four-month air controllers strike, which has Bolton dangered species list but through the use of for their birthday. Total cut air traffic to 78 percent of previous levels. *512 for one Herald photo by Pinto protected areas, the herds have grown sufficiently “At Oregon State it sold 200 cakes in the first year "’onlhs. W0.70 for six months Monday Prices and availability are subject to change in the event that they now are off the list. and then blossomed to 2,(M0 cakes in the second Extra airline personnel was on hand, and $61.40 for one year. Mail rates are available oii of a crop failure, freeze or other crop conditions beyond year,” Stevens said. “We don’t expect it to do quite nevertheless, and airline officials reported many request. “ A little extra street time Town Clerk, 7 p.m.. Town Hall. Agway's control The gullible bandit so well here, because we’re having mqre trouble flights coming in early. Most were not fully booked. Tax Collector, 7 p.m.. Town Hall. contacting the parents.” Assessor/Building Official, 7 p.m.. Town Hall. HAMPSTEAD, N.H. (UPI) - An atte%>(ed hold­ “We’re busy,” said a bederai Aviation Ad­ To place a classified or display advertisement, or to Tuesday He said Oregon State employs one full-time baker re ^ rt a news item, story or picture idea, call 643-2711 This Is not exactly a faceoff at centerJce, but Lenox St. took advantage of the street lights BUCKLAND AGWAY up of the First Savings and Loan ended in em­ ministration spokesman in O’Hare’s control tower, you have to practice whenever and Board of Selectmen, 7:30 p.m.. Community Hall. SW NEW STNTi HD. 643-1:23 and a halftime decorator to make birthday cakes “but planes are moving in and out on time.” on Lenox Street for some drill In fundamen­ Thursday barrassment for a wouldbe rohber who believed a for students. Friday® wherever you can. David Chase, left of tals. Both play on a Glastonbury Hockey Board of Library Directors, 8 p.m,, Bentley Memorial 1701 Tolland Turnpike and Ian Blood of 97 Club team Library. lAGWAVM THE HERALD, Sat., Nov. 28. 1981 - 5 4 - THE HERALD, Sat., Nov. 28, 1981 Job corps program Are we turning into a nation of dunces?

By Patricia McCormacK solution, says the report, is better literacy.” were suddenly of grave concern. specialists will control knowledge control of policy by special-interest UPI Education Editor education. They said it extends to local “ More recently, citizens have and thus control the decision­ groups is not tolerable. The report Is titled: Higher matters, too, such as debates on tried with similar bafflement to making process. “ We are convinced that both for­ has lots of realism Switch on the television set Learning in the Nation’s Service.” zoning, public transportation, licen­ follow the debate over the MX mis­ • These high priests of technology mal and informal education must anytime there's a shudder at a nuke Education in colleges, says the sing of cable television. sile, with its highly technical jargon will understand, or claim to undeTs- rise to meet the challenge. report, may even do well to consider V VERGENNES, Vt. (UPI) - Lions Club to cash in and buy the Job Corps. ’The ad was “ too un­ plant or some crisis linked to high Specialists, they claim ed, in­ of deterrence and counter­ tand, the complicated issues, telling “ Specifically, we believe that technology and you’ll get your ears adding a new major in contem­ There’s a good measure of realism turkeys for poor families. believable to be believed,” so she creasingly are taking over the deterrence. us what we should believe and how tired old academic workhorse civics pinned back by high-tech jargon porary civics or studies that give in the Northlands Job Corps called. debates and using language most we should act. In this new age of must be updated and restored in the "The biggest thing is that instead flowing off a technocrat’s tongue. people information enabling them to “ Even what once seemed to be program. “ If I wasn’t getting something out citizens don’t understand. As a growing confusion, citizens would curriculum to what was once an of spending it on themselves, But you’re not alone out there in have survival knowledge In many reasonable local matters — zoning The week before pay day, young of here every day, I would turn result, the report contends, people make critical decisions, not on the they’re spending it on others,” Mary duncedom, wallowing in high-tech fields. regulations, school desegregation, honored place.” people training for work find they’re around and leave,” she said, noting are barred from making informed basis of what they know but on the The authors said schools must Coffin, 20,' a budding auto mechanic Illiteracy. The authors. Ernest L. Boyer, drainage problems, public transpor­ running short on cash. Bottle she is only able to visit with her son decisions. basis of blind faith in one or another gear up, educating people to unders­ who was recently elected the corps The talk is likely to be over the foundation president and former tation issues, licensing requests refunds may be the only way to about twice a month. “ In 1979,” says the report, set of professed “ experts.” tand the process by which public student governor. heads of all but other technocrats. It U.S. commissioner of education, from competing cable TV com­ scrape together enough change for a Often the work that corps “ millions of Americans sat uneasily The report claims that the decline policy is shaped. actually sounds like a foreign and Fred M. Hechinger, journalist, panies — call for specialists who pack of cigarettes or a pizza. Like many of the other 280 members do is geared toward their in front of their television sets as the in public understanding cannot go Otherwise, they contend, people call on colleges to involve young — debate technicalities and who con­ But with the holiday season ap­ students enrolled in the federally- training. language. It goes in one ordinary ear Three Mile Island crisis unfolded, will not be able to make informed and adult — students in courses that fuse rather than clarify issues.” unchalleged among those who care proaching, corps members found funded program. Miss Coffin comes Working with Addison County and out the other, leaving fog in listening to strange (talk about about government by the people. judgments on questions that will something better to do with their between. explore and clarify current public ' The report warns: from rural New England. At 16, she Community Action, a corps crew ‘rems’ and ‘cold shutdowns,’ in what • As a nation, we are becoming “ In a world where human survival affect the nation’s future.- bottles, dropped out of school in Woodsville, The problem ' — technocrats policy issues. collected wood and winterized sounded like a foreign language. civicly illiterate. Unless we find is at stake, ignorance is not an The alternative to a new civics: ’They stacked them up, along with talking over the head of Plain Jane They cited public bafflement at N.H., to make money, had a baby homes for the elderly. ’They helped “ The truth is,- it was a foreign better ways to educate ourselves as acceptable alternative,” the authors will leave .such decisions to experts hundreds of bottles collected from and Plain Joe — is cited in a new the technical jargon used In the re­ and found herself in a low-paying job build a pole barn in South Burlington language. citizens, we run the risk of drifting said. . who fence others out by high tech the city and citizens of Vergennes, she hated. for the National Forestry Service. report from the Carnegie Founda­ cent MX missile debate and the “ Most viewers had no reference unwittingly into a new kind of Dark “ The replacement of democratic talk or jargon only other experts un­ and handed them over to the local ’Then she saw a newspaper ad for And about a dozen students, tion for the Advancement of Three Mile Island nuclear crisis as points to give meaning to terms that Age — a time when small cadres of government by a technocracy or the derstand. enrolled in a sewage study program Teaching, Washington, D.C. And the examples of what they dub “ civic il­ in Rutland, spent two and a half j UPI photo weeks pumping out a Vergennes lagoon overloaded with sludge. Beatrice and Joe Bryant of Thorndike, Steel'Works, reflecting on Boa's hobby that “ Since they’ve been here. Job Maine, stand In a field behind their Bryant has turned Into a goldmine. Boston's mayor Corps students have just done an Haig coaxes 2 awful lot in this community for the betterment of others,” said seeking $75 million Vergennes Mayor Richard Burke, This is all the more-significant Israeli on because corps members live and. Antique woodstoves BOSTON (UPI) - Mayor Kevin H. the Legislature and Gov, Edward J. King study on the 50-acre campus that White asked a legislative committee before taking effect. used to house the Weeks School, a Sinai forces Friday to push for passage of a $75 White told'the committee that without one-time progressive reform school million program to help cure the city’s the added funds generated by the legisla­ which degenerated into a troubled financial ills and provide money to tion, the city would be forced to order institution where more than 500 WASHINGTON (UPI) — Secretary of State rehire laid off police and firefighters. further . reductions in police and youth? escaped yearly. prettier than poetry Alexander Haig tried Friday to persuade Israeli Foreign “ The time for quibbling is over, and firefighting forces and in other services. /, “ 1 think that the people of Minister Yitzhak Shamir to cancel or at least delay you must vote it up or down,” White If the measure is rejected b y ' the Vergennes were very cautious Israel’s threatened veto of European participation in testified before the Legislature’s Legislature or altered in any substantial (when the Jobs Corps began),” the stove industry was a huge and the Sinai peace-keeping force. Judiciary Committee which must review way. White said, "There will be fewer Burke admitted. THORNDIKE, Maine (UPI) - “ Those new manufacturers had fast-growing business, much like the Shamir, hurriedly invited to Washington Thanksgiving the bailout package before forwarding it services for the people.’’ . But he said, “ We think they're an Bea Bryant is the newly crowned never seen stoves like I have. They computer industry is today.-Since eve, arrived at the State Department at 10 a.m. EST to the House and Senate for further ac­ Service cuts would affect not only city important part of this community. queen of the woodstove. didn’t even know that these exist,” there was no way to hide a stove, Friday, and went immediately into a series of meetings tion, possibly as early as next week. residents but those who live in other And they’re very good neighbors.” Her 100-acre home deep in the she said. every effort was made to beautify it. with Haig and some of his top aides. Under terms of the proposal, the city communities and work in Boston or visit Job Corps students, who are Maine woods is believed to be the Mrs. Bryant’s business began 10 The result was unsurpassed iron ar­ Israeli sources said Shamir was not authorized to give would be permitted to borrow up to $75 the city, he said, noting that they would between the ages of 16 and 21, attend largest antique woodstove restoring years ago when she sold her first tistry. a final decision to Haig, and that he will report to the million before June 1983 and to impose suffer from a reduction in police protec­ six hours of classes each day and operation in the nation. What began stove to make some extra cash. Carving models out of mahogany, Israeli cabinet in Jerusalem Sunday when it is considers new taxes on parking facilities and con­ tion. their recreational activities, in­ as a sideline to her husband’s steel “ 1 had eight kids, and when they the craftsmen of yore adorned the the matter of the Sinai force. dominium conversions. Members of Boston’s legislative cluding crafts and movies, are fabrication shop is now the primary started to go to college, I needed hulking iron boxes and cylinders Before he left Israel for Washington, Shamir said The funds generated through the plan delegation and the City Council also restricted to the campus. There are income source, with more than 8(W some money,” she said. with garlands of flowers, gothic lat­ Israel will remain inflexible in its opposition to par­ would be used to pay property tax asked the committee to support the bill, occasional outings to museums. stoves sold each year to buyers as Blit her interest in stoves began ticework, nickel-plated skirts, em­ ticipation by Britain, France, Italy and the Netherlands rebates ordered by the state Supreme although some suggested some changes. The federal government contracts far away as Panama. long before. bossed doors and elaborate flnlals, in the multinational force that will keep the peace in the Court and to rehire police and Among those suggestions was a with the Singer Corp. which runs Mrs. Bryant, a warm and “I started collecting them 31 or decorative crowning ornaments. Sinai after the scheduled Israeli withdrawal in April. firefighters laid off since July 1. proposal to require the state’s three Job Corps. The Northlands center is energetic woman, walks about.the years ago, just because I liked the artwork,” she said.' But diplomatic sources said Haig would ask Israel at The measure already has been largest cities — Boston, Worcester and budgeted for about $3.5 millibn for premises in a frumpy plaid work The height of a visit to Bryant’s By the early 197Qs, when people least to delay its decision to give the United States time authorized by White and the City Coun­ Springfield — to maintain public safety two years. | shirt, talking to customers and fiefdom is a tour of her museum, a began burning wood to save on fuel to work out a compromise. cil, but it must receive approval from forces at November 1980 levels. Students are paid between $40 and workmen. colonial clapboard house across the ” l’d. rather do this than costs. Mrs. Bryant already had a In announcing Monday they would join the force, the $80 each month while they are street fr9 m the shop. It is, quite governments of the four European countries reiterated UPI photo enrolled, Federico said, and $100 secretarial work,” she said. bamful of hardware. So began a possibly, the most valuable single that they do not support the Camp David process and each month is put aside to give them In constant motion, she always Yankee business venture that is collection of antique stoves they believe that eventual success in the Middle East a start when they graduate after an has time to explain the history of a appealing to both the common sense Rose Kennedy (center) arrives at St. Edward's Catholic Church Friday anywhere, negotiations will require- the participation of the average seven or eight months. stove or tell an anecdote, such as the and the imagination of people across for 8-30 a.m. mass, just one day after being released from the hospital Greyhound racing the country. The six-room house, packed with Palestine Liberation Organization. N Federico said the Vergennes one about the Texan who came by in Palm Beach, Calif. With her are her son, Sen. Edward Kennedy UPI photo and asked for “ the two most expen­ She gets stoves from all across polished-perfect gems, is a pantheon Israel opposes an active role for the countries because program is on par with the national (right), her grandson, Patrick Kennedy, and daughter, Pat Lawford. success rate: 93 percent of Job sive stoves you’ve got.” After New England, Where they are found commemorating stoves forged fromr of these positions. Mary Coffin, 20, learns auto mechanics at the federal job corps Corps students find jobs after they receiving the first two, the Texan stashed in barns and cellars often Bangor to Kalamazoo: Red Cloud, Haig, in meetings with Shamir and other Israelis, has ban may be lifted center at the site of the former Weeks School ir» Vergennes, Vt. graduate. quickly phoned and ordered three turn' up at yard sales. Queen Atlantic, Star Kineo, Home argued that the European actions clearly supporting more. Once a stove is plucked from the Clarion, Floral Acorn, Honor Camp David should speak louder than their words, Dookash, Favorite Empire ..and Bea’s domain includes an antique boneyard, it takes between 15 and 25 which do.not. request for $75 million in tax breaks over Jewel. She has column stoves, He also argued that Israel’s interests, on balance, are Rose Kennedy goes SALEM N.H. (UPI) — A recently woodstove junkyard that she calls hours work to be made ready for 15 years. sale.' The stoves are sandblasted, shaker stoves, dumb stoves, soap better s e rv ^ by a wide international participation in passed ban on greyhound racing at r \ the world’s largest, with some 1,000 With the state racing revenue now stoves, circular stoves, baseburners the Sinai force. Rockingham Park that helped kill a plan 0 parts are replaced or repaired and rusted carcasses piled in a'field. plummeting and with the prospects for a the nickel-plating is refurbished. and box heaters. An Israeli military official said earlier this week that to revive the burned out horse race track And she has a dazzling collection of resumption of racing at Rockingham fully restored stoves that would The result is a fully operational “ One man who came in here got Israel will not complete its pullout from the Sinai in to Mass, improving will be targeted for repeal in January, Park growing dimmer, Ms. Gage said make a museum curator green with antique that retails for less than angry at me. He told me these April unless a satisfactory truce force has been put according to Rep. Beverly Gage, R- she thinks its time the state drop, the dog envy. non-descript, mass-produced stoves should be in the together. Salem. walked into the church unassisted. racing restrictions. viiSisi For her efforts in repopularizing modern stoves, which are most Smithsonian,” Mrs. Bryant said. The United States, Fiji and Colombia already have PALM BEACH, Fla. (UPI) - A Lawmakers approved a bill this spring “ Mother is feeling remarkably well,” wood heat culture, Mrs.' Bryant, 51, often made in Scandanavia. The an­ “ I told him it took me all these agreed to contribute one battalion each and Uruguay has chipper Rose Kennedy attended mass barring dog racing within 40 miles of an Figures from the Greyhound Racing Sen. Kennedy said. “ She’s going for a was named this year as outstanding tiques usually sell for between $400 years to collect them. I think they do agreed to contribute troops later, but Haig has been Friday for the first time since she was existing track. The measure was passed Commission show revenue from the swim today.’ ’ Mrs. Kennedy smiled and person in the woodstove industry by and $500, but the price of one went well right here,” she said. eager to get logistical backing from the Europeans for hospitalized for treatment of angina and to protect the Seabrook Yankee Seabrook track was about $3.05 million as high as $2,000. Mrs. Bryant specializes . in political as well as military reasons. was feeling so well she was thinking nodded her head in approval. Greyhound track from potential com ­ from July 1 through Nov. 24, about $12,- V the Wood Heat Alliance. The senator said he would stay in Palm She, her family and 25 of her most “I could probably get more for restoring cookstoves, but her Australia and New Zealnd have indicated they would about taking a swim in the ocean. petition with dog racing in Salem. 000 less than the same period last year, Beach through the weekend. prized antiques were flown to New them, but I’d rather see a housewife fondness is for the delicate detail of jdin the international force hut made their participation Mrs. Kennedy, 91, arrived at St. At the time, lawmakers were con­ despite the addition of more racing per­ Orleans for an international have a stove at home and use it,” parlor stoves. contingent on the European countries also joining. Edwards Church accompanied by her The mass marked Mrs. Kennedy’s sidering a proposal by Delaware North formances. ‘W. woodstove convention at the Super- she said. “ To me those stoves are prettier son. Sen. Edward Kennedy, D-Mass., return to her daily routine. A devout Co. to revive Salem’s Rockingham Park Rockingham — which once contributed dome, During its heyday 100 years ago. than poetry,” she''said. daughter, Patricia Kennedy Lawford and Catholic, she regularly attends the 8:30 and add greyhounds and an 18,000seat about $5 million annually to state coffers her two children. a.m. mass at St. Edwards. sports and entertainment arena. — has been idle since a July 29, 1980, fire The four flew to the family’s ocean- The Kennedy matriarch’s private car­ The Buffalo, N.Y.; sports, con­ M i of undetermined origin destroyed the Ice and rain front villa earlier this week when Mrs. diologist, Dr. Robert Gerard, gave her a glomerate, which owns the Boston grandstand and computer system. Kennedy was hospitalized for chest final examination and the go-ahead to Bruins hockey team and Boston Garden, When stockpiling food, pains. Doctors diagnosed the illness as spend the holiday at home. withdrew its plan when the radius “ It’ s really unfair. It supresses an angina attack. measure passed and the Legislature business," Ms. Gage said of the dog result in She was released from St. Mary’s “ She was in very good spirits when she failed to even approach the firm’s racing track restrictions'. ' Hospital Thursday morning after spen­ left and we don’t expect her back for ding two days in the coronary care unit. more tests,” said Patricia Conner, nur­ don't leave out the water “ It’s wonderful to be down here,” she sing superivsor at St. Mary’s. “ She was many deaths said Friday. “ I’m very happy to be with obviously very, very happy to go home my children. Thanksgiving was also with her family,” wonderful. I’m happy to have everyone PROVO, Utah (UPI) - vitamins. day. The mother of the late President John more adaptable,” the By United Press International gather at my house. Moms And Dads! Food storage is a practical Hill urges i^ p le to store “ We’ve learned tha^ a professor says. “ It’usually F. Kennedy and Sen. Robert Kennedy, Wearing a blue pantsuit with a powder way to cope with disasters the foods they enjoy day by crisis doesn’t make people makes them more rigid.” Icy and rain-slicked roads made Thanksgiving holiday Mrs. Kennedy was admitted into the such as snowstorms, truck travel treacherous Friday and as the four-day weekend blue bonnet and white gloves, Mrs. hospital Tuesday afternoon after suf­ Picture YOUR strikes or even long-term hit its midpoint, the number of deaths on the nation’s Kennedy appeared in good spirits and fering a night of chest discomfort. UPI photo unemployment, says a food highways edged toward 200. Child With science and nutrition ’Travel advisories and winter storm watches and war­ Robert Goellnitz has helped hundreds of his house. He monitors his CB radio about professor. nings were in effect over large parts of the United people across the continent despite an 20 hours a day. But people often forget Look For The States and weather conditions were blamed for a Santa-! asthma condition that keeps him confined to Stock market closes 'McDonaidis to include two essentials, number of the deaths on the nation’s highways. says John Hill. At least one person drowned in a duck hunting acci­ dent at Mount Vernon, 111., and two people died in 2 They’ll stockpile the basics — wheat, powdered Thanksgiving holiday fires. with best results milk, sugar and oil --- but “BINGO BUGS” A United Press International count indicated at least forget, he says, that 172 people have died since the Thanksgiving Day holiday He's a CB samarifan “Bingo Bugs" will be appearing daiiy in began at 6 p.m. Wednesday. The holiday ends at mid­ “ water is the most essen­ NEW YORK (UPI) — Stocks, paced by 500 shares compared with 67,600,470 tial nutrient and we can go night Sunday. takeover, energy and airline issues, traded Wednesday. the shortest length of time ^ The Heraid. Just iook for the “bug" with Florida reported 18 traffic fatalities, followed by MOUNT JOY, Iowa (UPI) — hour cruise to the Bahamas. climbed to a three-month high Friday as The American Stock Exchange index lights moved over the field and without it. There’s actually California with 17, Texas with 13, Indiana with 11, Robert Goellnitz, confined to his Goellnitz spent about V h hours the Thanksgiving market wrapped its jumped 6.80 to 330.16 and the price'of a landed. severe damage done to the a number in each ad; if you have it, mark Illinois with eight and Pennsylvania with seven. home with bronchial asthma, has alerting authorities to the emergen­ biggest week since early October. share rose 31 cents. Advances topped “ He advised me the thing was body after four or five days There were six traffic fatalities each in Colorado, saved lives across the ■ continent cy. After calling local Coast Guard Trading was extremely slow because ,:declines 318-194 among the 724 issues weird, just weird enough that he without water.” Kentucky and Missouri; five each in Alabama, with hjs citizens band radio set. stations, which were closed for the , wasn’t going to go down there. He it off with an X on Your “Bingo Card." Michigan, Washington and Wisconsin; four each in many investors did not return from traded. Volume totaled 4,070,000 shares compared with 5,480,000 Wednesday. A “ mayday” call from the night, he finally got word to the said he didn’t know anything about The Brigham Young Arkansas, Maryland, Montana, New York, North Thursday’s holiday. But brokers said University professor says a The National Association of Securities Bahamas, a UFO sighting in South Miami headquarters. radiation burns and wasn’t going Carolina and Ohio; three each in Hawaii, Iowa, prices may have begun a year-end rally supply of vitamins and Mark off aii numbers on your card and Dealers’s NASDAQ index of OTC stocks Dakota and a burst appendix in New TIjie Miami Coast Guard towed in down there.” Louisiana, Oklahoma and Tennessee; two each in early. minerals is also essential gained 1.01 to 201,02. McDonald’s'® of 46 West Center Street, Jersey are a few of the emergencies the boat and two weeks later, Lt. Alaska, Arizona, Kansas, Massachusetts, Minnesota, The Dow Jones industrial average, — preferably from canned Manchester and Candid by Carol are making It he has handled from his bedroom. R.F. Rzemieniewski wrote Goellnitz called the Scott County you have won our Wookiy *100 Awardi New Hampshire and Rhode Island; and one each in which jumped 7.90 points Wednesday to a On the trading floor, the Mobil-U.S. fruits and vegetables. They possible for you to get a. FREE 5" x 7" COLOR With a sim ple receiver and Goellnitz a letter commending him Sheriff’s Department, which also Connecticut, Delaware, Idaho, New Jersey, New six-week high, gained 7.80 points to Steel battle for control of Marathon Oil picked up the call, and Pringle of­ are a more reliable source was in the spotlight again. Marathon was microphone, Goellnitz, 59, monitors for assisting the ship. There wiii be 12 exciting weeks of Mexico, Oregon and Virginia. , 885.9.4, the,highest level since it finished photo of your child with Santa on Santa’s first chsHoels about 20 hours a day as “ Your reporting of the incident ficials were notified by telephone. than vitamin and mineral No traffic fatalities 'were reported in the District of 892.22 on Aug.- 28. ' ■ the most active NYSE-listed issue, up 2 visit to Manchester, Here’s how it works: coordinator of the Quad Cities’ assisted the Coast Guard in locating Goellnitz said he usually waits for capsules. Hill says, Columbia, Georgia, Maine, Mississippi, Nebraska, The closely watched average soared to 107t4. Mobil gained % to 26V4 and U.S. Simply come to McDonald's'® this Sunday Bingo! Steel added V< to 29%. Radio Emergency Assistance the vessel and in ultimately getting someone in the caller’s vicinity to because canned foods have Nevada, North or South Dakota, South Carolina, Utah, 33.01 points for the week, the best (November 29th) between 12 noon and 3 p.m., Citizens Team (REACT), a answer the signal. If no one takes a longer shelf life. it assisted,” Rzemieniewski wrote, Vermont, West Virginia or Wyoming. showing since it climbed 36.72 points the INA said the speculation was “ in­ purchase a book of McDonald’s'® Gift Cer­ volunteer group that listens for and the call, he answ'ers it. If canned food should adding Goellnitz was “ the only per­ IF YOU ARE A WINNER Two men who drove from the Detroit area to period ended Oct. 2. correct.” Paine Webber said it knew of tificates, and Candida by Carol will capture a assists emergency calls. son who had communications with On one occasion, Bettendorf spoil, their vacuum-sealed The New York Stock Exchange index II you have a Wlnnlno Bingo Card on which all 24 number, have been Northern Michigan to spend Thanksgiving with their no reason for the action in its stock. INA memory of your child that will bring smiles for His most recent rescue was a the vessel.” police asked him to take a call from containers usually bulge, matched with the total ol all the number, publlahed during the week rose 0.56 to 72.71 and the price of an parents found their parents dead of carbon monoxide finished unchanged at 47% with a block Florida couple whose luxury cruiser a man requesting an ambulance for he says, and the contents cal The Herald the next publishing day between B and 10 A ^ t o years to cornel You can give the Certificates as A call from Pringle, S.D., in the. poisoning at their cotUge near Mancelona. Police say average share increased 24 cents. Stan­ a burst appendix. should be destroyed « rlly your card. In the event ol a He. only those winners ca^llnn of 154,400 shares at 48. Connecticut gifts, or use them yourself — ^nd you’ll get a was stranded in the Bahamas Oct. 1, summer of 1978 alerted Goellnitz to Kurt Seemann, 63, and his wife. Crystal, 57, were ap­ dard & Poor’s 500-stock index gained 1.04 without tasting. between B and 10 A.M. the lollowlng publication day will be eligible lo° General lost % to 54%. Coast Guard officials said Goellnitz a UFO sighting for which he is still The man told Goellnitz he was at ln0 priZO. parent victims of a faulty gas burner at the cottage they to 125.09. Advances topped declines beautiful color Christmas keejosake. "Mold is almost as was apparently the only person in seeking more information from the 1308 State St., which would have were readying as their retirement home. 947514 among the 1,845 issues traded. Among the other brokerage issues, the .world who heard their UFO Institute at Northwestern dangerous as botulism,” The post-Thanksgiving Big Board E.F. Hutton Group climbed 1% to 41%, been right next to the Bettendorf WILL . A sportscar spinniiig wildly out of control ejected iU “mayday” call. , University. police station, but upon further Hill adds. “ Mold can kill ALL THE DETAILS three passengers into the path of a vehicle it had just volume, which shrank to 32,770,000 A.G. Edwards 1% to 22% and Donaldson, you or cause liver cancer.” BE IN THE HERALD’S FULL COLOR PAGE Lufkin, Jenerette 1 to 14V4, According to the ship’s logs, “ The caller said he had seen a questioning he discovered the man passed on Interstate 635 in Kansas City, Kan., Thursday shares from 58,570,000 traded Additional prints may be Arthur and Rita Northen ran into UFO land in a field southwest of Dried fruits have one dis­ K mart was the second most active was from Bettendorf, N.J., not near­ evening. The driver told police he could not help but hit Wednesday, was the slowest since 30 ordered so that grandparents storms that damaged the engines of Pringle,” Goellnitz said. ” 1 by Bettendorf, Iowa. advantage, he says. They EVERY THURSDAYI million shares changed hands Oct. 12.' issue, up % to 15% with.a block of 200,000 lose vitamin C during the two of the bodies. get their copy, too! their ship. Lady Leo, shortly after answered the call and flipped on “ Life has always been reasonably dMCh ClassHtad Pagas OaHy Slush and ice were blamed for at least five holiday Composite volume of NYSE issues shares at 15%. Blue-chip IBM, a Dow drying process, but are an they left Miami Sept, 29 for a three- tape recordings: He said weird good to m e,” Goellnitz said. For HINflO RUfiS” ImSiicaons. traffic fatalities in Colorado and a truck driver was traded on all U.S. exchanges and over average component, was third, up 1% to excellent source of other killed on “ dead man’s curve” west of Denver Thursday. the counter at 4 p.m. EST totaled 36,990,- 54V4. 6 T- TH E HERALD , Sat., Nov. 28. 1981 THE HERALD, Sat., Nov. 28, 1981 — 7 OPINION / Commentary Pollutants complicate global warming problem

WASHINGTON (UPI) - variations expected in the ‘‘Indeed, unless the tury. found what may be the first Kukla said the warming exactly the places where greenhouse effect A group of scientists from decade. greenhouse warming is ’Rie Hansen report coin­ sign of the greenhouse war­ effects were measured in climatic models of the predicted they would be. the Goddard Space Flight For the 1980s, they said counteracted by some ab­ cided with the unveiling in ming in the average mean Center has found signs that the effect of carbon dioxide normal cooling effect ... Science magazine of surface temperature along global warming usually and the chlorofluorocdr- the global mean another disturbing study on the spring and summer line blamed on a buildup of at­ bons should exceed normal temperature' should rise the same su b j^ t by C. of m elting snow in the ia ti itiaile Icarriage House^ The quiet, growing strength of the blacks mospheric carbon dioxide variations and raise the well above the level of the Kukla of Columbia Univer­ Northern Hemisphere and V boutique I . ._j_ may also be caused by average global 1930s,” the report warns. sity’s Lamont-Doherty the diminishing range of hairdesigning other gases. temperature by .2 to' .3 The 1930s was the Geophysical Observatory. Antarctic sea ice. 18 Oak Street In a recent report in deerees C. warmest period of the cen­ Kukla and his assistant 649-5046 downtown Manchester 643-2461 The blacks showed their political I ’ve never really liked to use the Conflict makes good dramh and for black power. Geophysical Research potential in the recent election. Letters, a group led by word "ra c e ” when talking about the confrontations make exciting They do not, in general, resort to 1 Every candidate endorsed by the James Hansen concluded ALL FOOD MART STORES OPEN SUNDAY 9 A.M. TO 5 P.M. p c k ^ p ^o u r v a l u e p a c k e d c ir c u l a r relationships among different ethnic stories. What they do not necessari­ the type of burning emotional IN THE STORE. WHILE SUPPLY LASTS! M an ch ester minority residents’ network won, in­ that the warming effect for groups. With all its athletic con­ ly do is tell the whole story. rhetoric that could easily stir the a group of gases called notations. it seems to imply that cluding a black who was elected to S p o tlig h t town into boiling over. While op­ chlorofluorocarbons during there's going to be a winner and a IN T H IS CASE, even the sum of the Board of Education. While it is ponents of the minorities — whether the past decade was 70 per­ QUALITY PLUS LOWER PRICES all the media coverage of- the Nancy Thompson difficult to determine the overall loser — an idea I don’t agree with. they actually represent the Ku Klux cent as large as that Herald Reporter effect on the vote, since many of the But when you talk about the issue blacks’ entry into the Manchester Klan or are simply borrowing their caused by carbon dioxide. IS YOURS ANY DAY YOU SHOP AT FOOD MART candidates they endorsed were of race in Manchester, it almost would not tell the whole story, much symbols — have used K K K graffiti Chlorofluorocarbons — among the most popular and U.S.D.A. CHOICE BEEF seems appropriate. Until recently, of the blacks’ new participation has and burning crosses to show their gases that include the gathered other endorsements, in the minorities weren’t even in the run­ taken place backstage. feelings, the biacks have responded Freon used in refrigeration USDA Confrontations are reportedly Board of Education race, the en- and as a propellent in spray YOU’LL GO HOME ning for the prize of power in town cooiy. CHOICE, Boneless affairs. prominently. Private meetings and ■dorSements’ worth is indisputable. cans — are capable of trap­ They have continued to work WITH A BIGGER That’s beginning to change, private- solutions are not. For one taking place was not known until the tual manner. Any reporter or town The blacks' candidate, David Dam- ping heat to produce the behind the scenes from the town’. however. In recent months the thing, the news media does not have black residents held a press con­ resident who has been present at one pier Jr., won by one vote. E very same greenhouse effect as carbon dioxide. b u n d l e o f town’s minorities have begun to access to what happens at private ference to describe their participa­ of the public meetings where black The iatest public statement by vote the minorities brought out lOndon Broil In the greenhouse effect, organize and to enter the political meetings, unless one 6f the par­ tion in the recruiting effort because residents expressed their concerns Frank Smith, that the blacks would through their voter registration ef­ g r o c e r i e s f o r (SHOULDER) sunshine continues to 2 arena. Their efforts so far have ticipants wants to make it public. they felt the town had downplayed about the towh’s actions has heard forts counted there. hold off on filing a lawsuit or holding warm Earth, but carbon minority spokesman Frank Smith l e s s m o n e y focused on the question of affir­ And then the question of exactly their role. demonstrations against the town’s dioxide in the atmosphere . Dampier’s election is not the last ■ - r ■ m ative action and minority hiring, what happened is never entirely Throughout the tangled situation carefully chronicle the situation affirm ative action policy, was not a blocks some of the radia­ but they are bound to carry over into answered, because all we can learn that developed around the minority from Day One through the present. threat, but a display of their trump time the black vote — and the black tion of heat back into other areas. is how the meeting was interpreted hiring effort, the blacks continued to WHILE THE ISSUE is ad­ card in case the town believes it can power block. — will be felt in space. The atmosphere ^ 1 . 9 9 ■i! . j . With recent stories in the media by some participants. meet with town officials in private, mittedly emotional, the arguments make promises in private and not Manchester. While they are not like­ thus would warm -up, Colonial Lean LEAN BEEF U.S.D.A. CHOICE BEEF about confrontations between the The blacks’ efforts to help the turning only to the public and the made by the minority residents have deliver them public. ly to win power over the town raising the possibility of GO FOR THE GOLD! 'f'V., 'VI black residents and the white Board town hire a minority police officer, press, when they felt the town had not been. They do not piead for affir­ because of their small percentage of climatic changes and Freshly of,D irectors have highlighted the by recruiting qualified candidates, reneged on its private, promises or mative action from the available T H E B LA C K S have shown they the population, they will at least win melting of polar ice caps U.S. EXTRA FANCY "WASHINGTON STATE” Sm oked Boneless and consequently a rise in blacks’ concerns and communicated have involved a large number of misled the minorities. emotional bases — they do not can deliver. They helped recruit some power within the town. Having ocean levels and coastal Ground Shoulder PERDUE FRESH them to the town in general, they private meetings between town of­ And when the minority residents scream and pound and call on the minority candidates for the poiice all the residents of Manchester Golden Delicious flooding. Shoulder have also had their negative ficials and black residents. did go public with their concerns, position, three of whom passed the represented will make us . all ghosts of Martin Luther King or The Hansen team’s (PICNIC) Chuck 3 LBS. OR MORE Roast BONELESS aspects. The fact that the meetings were they did so in a very detailed, .fac­ Fred Hampton; they do not chant written exam. winners. measurements of trace APPLES gases show that most of the Guest editorial chlorofluorocarbons now in 2V4” the atmosphere were put MIN. 3 \ b? 1 . CHICKEN there in the 1970s. FRESH CRISP CALIFORNIA U.S.D.A.------CHOICE BEEF------BONELESS CHUCKU.S.D.A. CHOICE BEEF BONELESS ^ COUtO.„>QU..Pl®iS6.. tW..N0r..SUR6.. They also found that the Grandstanding combination of carbon Pascal Celery BUNCH 5 9 " Top Blade Steak if 1.99 Stewing Beef lb ^2.1 9 GI'Jt..A..DESCRIPnOH. IT-ALL.HAPreKED.. dioxide and SWEET TEXAS RUBY — * - U.S.D.A. CHOICE BEEF BONELESS CH^CK _ _ U.S.D.A. CHOICE BEEF BONELESS ■ T R IC E D BREASTS OF ..TWt SO..FAST chlorofluorocarbons Red Grapefruit 5 FOR 1 ■ Cube Steak lb ^ 2 .2 9 Brisket of Beef lb^2.1'9 spewed out by human ac­ U.S. EXTRA FANCY RED WHOLE or EITHER SIDE from Reagan tivities in the 1970s was U S D A CHOICE BEEF PRIMOor FRESH enough to cause a Delicious Apples lb 59^ 3 3 WALDBAUM'S LONG GREEN C .J BONE-IN ASSORTED greenhouse warming for ITALIAN STYLE From The Boston Globe only consideration were keeping the decade similar to the Cucumbers 5 FOR I ■ (THIN SLICED lb *2.09) natural temperature FRESH CALIFORNIA the system going in its usual FRESH CRISP CHUCK PORK While there were matters of “SUNKIST" Pork CALIFORNIA COLONIAL fashion. But Congress has the' real substance underlying the NAVEL CHOPS 1 LB right to retort that he had not ICEBERG STEAKS Extra Mild Franks PKG 51.19 dispute between President LETTUCE ICENTER CUTI 3 CENTER. 3 RIB. 3 LOIN CARANDO CRY-O VAC Reagan and Congress that led to made the convincing case for his ORANGES LARGE HEAD (X LARGE SIZE) Polska Kielbasa budgeting priorities and that it, 5 2 .1 9 his veto yesterday of a “ qpn- Abuse CRY-OVAC r \ f \ tinuing resolution’’ and sub­ after all, is not obliged to cede » 1 5 » Carando Pepperoni lb ^2 .9 9 sequent furloughing of federal constitutional responsibility for MATLAW'S COLONIAL 12PIECE employees, it is clear that his passing on budget matters. not FRESH LEAN Stuffed Clams FAMILY PACK 51.99 The president chose to make WEAVER’S ^ actions were primarily symbolic Canadian Turnips LB. Pork Shoulder Picnic LB. 99" Fully Cooked the grandstand play. He may NEW AT FOOD MART 1 LB PKG 1 b 0 9 in character. WALDBAUM’S SEASONED, Chicken Franks COLONIAL FAMILY PACK have calculated that the public GAL. GLASS BONELESS The president precipitated a Apple Cider CONTAINER Pork Braciole 52.49 SMOKED visible COLONIAL or WALDBAUM'S lb would support him when he NOSOYA Chunk Liverwurst 99^ minor crisis by vetoing an in­ TABLE TREAT ^ _ f \ f \ ordered the lights to be turned BOUNCE terim budget proposal involving CONTAINER Leah Sliced Bacon i lb pkg 51.59 HAMS Tofu Spread 24 0 2 PKG. 4 b out in the Executive Office COLONIAL FULLY bOOKED-WATER ADDED g . SHANK PORTION Steak-Umms 9 9 a dispute over less than $3 WORCESTER, Mass. FRESH WEAVER'S DUTCH FRYE or BATTER DIP ■ (WATER ADDED) Building and sent home 400,000 (UPI) — Victims of child Smoked Hams (BUTT PORTION) LB. 1 .US/ billion, complaining that he had Italian Chestnuts LB. Chicken Breasts abuse can suffer serious in­ COLONIAL FULLY COOKED - WATER ADDED g ^ a f% 53 7 9 received “ a budget-busting” ap­ ’’non-essential” federal 1 C WEAVER’S DUTCH FRYE or BATTER DIP ternal injuries and die employees. Non-essential? Why FLORIDA S n o -W h ite Smoked Hams (CENTER SLICES) LB. I f c . l 5 / P h i o l f o n d r u m s t ic k s propriations bill. That kind of without ever showing LB. W lliu rv c il & THIGHS 28 0 2 PKG. 5 3 .3 9 not just let them stay home was FRSeH money can be accounted for by bruises, scratches or other R ed the inevitable question and one MUSH­ fluctuations in the interest rate external signs of violence, R ip e YOU*LL FIND BIG SAVINGS IN EVERY AISLE...ON EVERY SHELF the Treasury has to pay to that Reagan probably hoped all a team of radiologists says. ROOMS would ask. In the November issue of T o m a to e s 12 OZ. CONTAINER finance the national debt. JUMBO SIZE CAMPBELL’S FOOD CLUB T a s te r ’s If the president is winning the the medical journal SCOT- Reagan’s view that the resolu­ Radioing, a team led by F o lg e r’s public relations battle, he is run­ “News item; Computer thieves strike again.” c PORK& PEANUT C h o ic e tion was “ budget-busting” is im­ Dr. Paul K. Kleinman of LB. ning a political risk with TISSUE possible to accept at face value. the University of In Our Flower Department! BUTTER Congress. There was a genuine BEANS WHITE or ASSORTED Indeed, many members of Massachusetts Medical LOVELY REG., ELECTRIC PERK CREAMY or CRUNCHY REGULAR ■ INSTANT Center described three or DRIP -118. CAN 18 OUNCE JAR 1000 SHEET ROLL 8 OUNCE JAR Congress, ’ including attempt made to work out a Poinsettia Plants compromise that was such children who were not M.99 Republicans, believed they were identified as victims of LOVELY reasonably close to the limits he in substantive compliance with Open forum / Readers' views child abuse until up to two laid out for the resolution. Poinsettia Plants 5 2 .9 9 his requests in terms of the total years after their internal ASSORTED FOOD CLUB ZITI, RIGATONI. ELBOW MACARONI FC'OD CLUB 20 Republicans agreed with the Send letters to: The Manchester Herald, Herald Square, Manchester, CT 06040 injuries were diagnosed. QUART amount of federal spending for 17 OZ. roT PKG compromises, worked out in • One of the children, Christmas Cactus 2e99 Prince Pasta 1 LB. PKG. Mixed Peas CAN 3 for51 . Instant Dry Milk 54.99 the year and that the only L. Iw ti « r lm>ewi p ik i w « ItiB net miiM« H Ten. , 49" found dead at his home, GOLDEN. PURPLE or APPLE differences were over allocation part with representatives of the CHEF BOY-AR-DEE ARM & HAMMER was not diagnosed as a vic­ 150Z. Administration...” 39" Juicy Juice 32 OZ BOTTLE 79" among various categories of tim of ch'ild abuse until a ABC w/Meatballs CAN 69" Baking Soda 16 02. PKG. “ The president has sampled a W aldbaum ’s N.Y. Style Delll^ TENDERCHUNKS-ASSORTED YARIETIFS spending. Whatever the merits and m yself were extrem ely proud of the responsibilities of the federal • Only individuals pay taxes. All we post-mortem examination FOOD CLUB • 48 OZ. PKG. 0 ^ ^ VERMONT M good deal to get exactly the of the dispute between spending Mistakes our student, Eric Gremmo, for his government to the states and cities need is an income tax on salaries, five months later. OUR BEST Shenandoah Elbow Macaroni M .3 9 Syrup 24 02. BOTTLE 51.49 Ken-L-Ration ' c a n ' 3 f o r 1 . budget he wants. His latest, es­ The children — ages 1, 3 on social programs versus spen­ performance in the LTM production may be a good one. We should have dividends and interest. and 4 — were admitted to LEAN Gourmet LIBBY’S Golden Grain ding on the military, it has sentially artificial confrontation of “ Oliver.’ ' It isn’t often that a stu­ better control at the local level. By The babies who keep crying for WISK WChef-Boy-Ar-Dee To the Editor: the UMass Medical Center IVORY with Congress, is unlikely to dent so young and hew to the profes­ now we should realize that we can’t tax cuts are ready for the woodshed. nothing to do with busting the or the New York Hospital- Roast Turkey GREEN rk * * Beefaroni M acaroni I wish to bring to your attention' take on the extra responsibility with budget. smooth the way for objectives he sion of acting can steal a show. Their maturity and greed is Cornell Medical Center D ctG rQ G Iltl Spaghetti & SOAP two mistakes in the caption accom- our patch-up tax system. PERSONAL SIZE Tbe president is right that he cherishes. showing. We, the government must with vomiting, fever, Beef Breast BEANS 50’50* OFF LABEL ■ M e o tb a lis o r &ChGddar Gail Rowe REG or FRENCH CUT a m 3Vz OZ. panying a picture taken at We need a tax system that we can do everything we have planned to lethargy, irritability and 64 OZ. CONTAINER did get a budget resolution (Kuril Salurdny llir lirrald Highland Park School 64 OZ. CONTAINER ■ B e o f R o v io li • • BARS Manchester High School. This pic­ use every year without fundamental do; stop crime, improve and en­ abdominal pain and 15'/z OUNCE CANS passed at the last minute, one he rr|irinlH an editorial from ture was taken to promote changes. Tlie income tax is flexible. courage education, insulate our enlargement. LB. lb would find hard to veto is his aiiotlirr puliliralion.) Manchester High School’s involve­ It can be used to tax anyone or any public buildings, care for the un­ There was no' evidence of WHOLE or HALF • DELICIOUS LRG. sliced ON ^ ( ^ st * ■ 5 ® ment in this year’s Food Drive for group in any way we wish. We can employed, help those who are in external injury and no Smoked Whitefish lb5 2 .8 9 the Needy. It appeared in the Nov. tax only tlje-poor, only the rich, only need, etc. history of abuse in any of Common good FOOD CLUB • CHUNKS, CRUSHED or SLICED SEVEN SEAS • ASSORTED VARIETIES CHEF’S FINEST SLICED 20 Manchester Herald. according to ability to pay, etc. the cases. In thinking about taxes it is good lb 8 0 2 , Using advanced X-ray Seafood Salads 52 .9 9 2 00 2. CAN I was credited as being the high- One thing is certain: it is stupid to JACK & JILL OLD FASHIONED Pineapple Salad Dressings BOTTLE Mushrooms e Berry's World to remember that the economy techniques, however, it school coordinator for this year’s To the Editor: tax individuals or businesses who depends only on the law of supply was discovered the Wide Bologna lb 51 .4 9 ASSORTED FLAVORS ^ DOXSEE 24 OUNCE food drive, as well as cooperative did not earn an income or make a and demand and that money is only IMPORTED bK.F GOURMANDISE. PORT S A y ^ The property tax and the sales tax children suffered a variety Jello Gelatin 3 0Z. PKG. 3 FORI Heinz Ketchup BOTTLE Clam Chowder 1502 CAN Education Department director. I profit during the year. Both the when some of us are taxed unfairly of internal injuries — in­ have not served us too well in the French Cheese lb5 2 .9 9 am neither of these and believe sales and the property tax do just that some are made poorer. For this cluding bleeding into the past. Now that we know of a better CARANDO A e credit should be given to the in­ that. On the other hand, with an in­ we need leaders that can look at the smali intestine wall, FROZEN FOODS GALORE! FRESH DAIRY DELIGHTS! system, let’s use it. The poor who in­ Genoa Salami L B .^ 1 «59 dividuals who work long, hard hours come tax We can allow those with whole picture and are interested bruises to the liver, lungs HEBREW NATIONAL HOOD’S sist on keeping the sales tax'ha ve B r o k e r s g a y l o r d ■ c r in k l e c u t __ _ TROPICANA GOLDEN PURE at these positions. and kidneys; and scarring 64 OZ the initiative to start a business primarily in the common good. C O T T A G E ORANGE JUICE CONT their head in the sand. They think of the small intestine Kosher Salami BULLET 5 .4 9 IQ g C R E A M Fotatoes eooz.p k g . ’ ’ Faculty member Ron Mocadlo is without taxing before they make a COLONIAL VIRGINIA BRAND GLAZED CRACKER BARREL-YELLOW or WHITE there is no tax because they don’t Philip Audiberl SWANSON’S DINNER C H E E S E the driving force behind this year’s profit. leading to partial obstruc­ ALL FLAVORS 11'/? OZ. see it. Rockville tion. Cooked Ham vz l b .5 1 . 6 9 Vz GAL. CONT. SALISBURY STEAK PKG. ASSORTED VARIETIES SHARP CHEESE PKG food di;ive and he deserves full By taxing the rich at a high HANSEL & GRETEL ^ Qionc cve 16 OZ. CONTAINER h O 0D 'S 2% The rich who are against an in­ The Injuries were BIRDS EYE credit for its success. The second in­ pereptage rate (for example 70 1002. PKG. LOW FAT MILK co^nS come tax are self-centered. They do treated but their Ham Bologna '/2 lb.51 .29 CUT CORN 2 f o r ] dividual involved is, David Brysgel, percent on all earnings over $170,- significance was not ap­ CARANDO • ITALIAN STYLE BIRDSEYE LIGHT n’ LIVELY ASST FLAVORS ^ not know that when they share, even 1 0 0 2 . the Coep Department Director. 000) we encou'age our capable preciated. until fur'her BROCCOLI SPEARS PKG. ^ P — YOG U RT 8 02. CONT O fOR they will benefit. We are the govern­ Mortadella lb51 .99 Chef Salute In addition to Ron, David deserves citizens and their heirs to keep on abuse caused obvious WEAVER’S FINEST mr». riio u ri s m a z o l a - regular or unsalted ment. Let us realize that when we credit for directing this state’s working and boost the economy. The signs. Vz LB PIZZA ORANGE JUICE ’aA°N" Light Spread MARGARINE q u a r t e r s 7 work together, we will not be on Hanrhpatpr HpralJi Chicken Roil 51 .39 largest high school work experience money they invest in new projects “ It’s a matter of one’s in­ IMPORTED MAJESTY CHEESE or DELUXE TEMPTEE each others back. 17 02. 2 LB. CONTAINER 8 0Z. dex of suspicion,” said 10% OZ. PKG. PKG. program. would not be taxed until their new vz l b . 5 1 EGGO WAFFLES CREAM CHEESE CONT The idea of transferring some of Danish Ham .69 Individuals willing to organize and projects makes a profit. If they Celebrating 100 years Kleinman. ‘‘One may JUDEA BEEF KOSHER HOWARD JOHNSON’S entertain the suspicion on 10 OZ. direct such^ activities as these don’t invest, it w ill be a 70 percent of community service MAC. & CHEESE PKG ORANGE.JUICE CONTAINER 2 .4 9 first visit, but one might Skinless Franks XB.’.52.29J seldom get the credit they deserve. tax. 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By Suzanne Trimel fair. It is lasting and you can’t take it away.” United Press International Athanson was sharply criticized Ainge in Celtic camp during his decade-long tenure for HARTFORD - Outgfiing Mayor being a ribbon-cutting figurehead George Athanson recited a who left a severely troubled city BOSTON (UPI) - Danny Ainge, player,” Gillick said. Ainge, in “Farewell Ode to the People of without leadership. the brilliant guard from Brigham another of Auerbach’s drafting Young, formally ended one sports Hartford” Friday and — weeping His' many stunts — he once donned coups, was chosen in the second career and beghn another Friday by openly — said his "very deep love a tri-cornered hat and rowed across round of the June NBA draft after signing a multi-year contract with affair” with the city would survive the Connecticut R iver to lay claim other teams had bypassed him his shattering defeat at the polls. to the opposite shore — gave his the National Basketball because of his baseball career. Athanson, 51, who was soundly critics plenty of material. Association’s Boston Celtics. The. signing beat a N ov. 30 defeated last month in a Democratic Athanson’s poem — the last of "I’m excited to get started deadline imposed by Toronto, who primary in his bid for a sixth term, many the lawyer and form er college playing basketball. It’s going to take won a September court case preven­ gather^ reporters for the last time English professor composed and mp a couple of weeks. I’m sure (to ting Boston'from talking to Ainge. in his office — now stripped of the delivered from the m ayor’s office — get ready),’ ’ the 22-year-old Ainge But last week, Toroitto granted plaques and photographs that offered a parting shot to his critics: told a packed news conference in Boston permission to negotiate with Celtics President Red Auerbach’s covered two solid walls — to recite “ Those stunts for charity, I did Ainge until the end of the month. Boston Garden office. the somber poem. my part. ‘ T v e always been optimistic that Ainge repeatedly offered through At one point, he was so choked ‘Buffoon,’ critics said, but everything would work out with the the summer and fall to replay $300,- with tears that he had to stop where’s T H E IR heart.?” (XW bonus to Toronto. Gillick said The poem also admonished his Celtics,” said Ainge who has played reading for nearly a full minute. Ainge was allowed to keep all the Afterward, he told reporters he successor: ' ' pro baseball with the Toronto Blue 2 Jays the last three years. money he’d been payed by the Blue would deeply miss the m ayor’s of­ “ To be first you must be slave of Jays. The agreement was reached fice — “ You can’t measure what the all Friday following a day-long meeting “ AH our dealings on compensation city has given me ...” That indeed must be the battle in Boston involving his father Don, were with the Boston Celtics,” His successor, Thirman Milner, call.” his agent Bob Quinney, Auerbach Gillick said. He also said to his will be sworn in Tuesday. But the literary effort was largely and Celtics owner Harry know ledge, no one in Toronto Athanspn, who was the longest 'conciliatory: Mangurian. No terms were an­ received any calls from another serving Hartford mayor since “ So let the curtain on this act fall NBA team concerning Ainge. Herald photo by Pinto nounced, however the Celtics were Thomas Seymour relinquished the Our fair city w ill know better than 'expected to compensate the Blue office in 1812 after 28 years, said he all • . Mangurian and Auerbach have Jays, who held ^inge under a con­ With applause at his back, Eddy Rossow sails down the final stretch of the five mile race course. would spend Monday walking How much or little we have gained said they will ask the NBA to in­ tract that prohibited him from throughout the city — on an eight- Or how vast will be the unat­ vestigate charges of tampering playing professional basketball until mile route — to talk with people and tained.” against the Los Angeles Lakers and 1983. thank them for letting him serve. Athanson said his future would the Philadelphia 76ers. It has been “ If all goes well, Ainge could be in He had printed 1,000 index-size combine "law and lecturing,’’ reported that representives of both uniform (No. 44) by Dec. 9,” when thank you cards, quoting St. Mark, although his plans were not yet teams told Toronto they would meet The victory of Eddy Rossow Boston hosts the New Jersey Nets the Blue Jays’ asking prices of $1 and will pass them out on his rain- firm. following a road trip, Celtics coach million to release Ainge when the or-shine trek. As for public office, he said Bill Fitch said.' Athanson said he would continue “ Yeah, I ’d like to run again,” but he Celtics held the B YU All Arherica's meeting him to add him to the “ Danny is a good player. We know rights until the 1982 draft. (!ontiiiii<-il frmii one “ He's a pretty gutsy fellow ," of Ladies Home Journal, decided to be active in community affairs had no particular office in mind. that,” Fitch explained, “ But he's says his adoptive mother, Rachel to adopt Eddy in 1971 when he family. after a "long vacation,” which he He also said he had offered to help Herald photo by Tarquinlo Auerbach on Friday reiterated Two years later, at Eddy’s four weeks behind every rookie. If that there "definitely will be a full- Rossow. In addition to his m al­ was four years old. said would be his first since he was Milner, a former state represen­ request, the family added he’s as good as we think, it w ill only scale investigation of the charges.” athletes compete in televised formed hands, she says, Eddy The Rossows had three elected to the City Council 13 years tative, in any way he could: another child and the Rossow Halftime show take him a couple of weeks.” Ainge said he had no contact from events. “ That's what got my in­ was born with only one leg, no children of their own, but Rachei ago. “ Players on life’s stage are we family began to grow rapidly. Also present were two Blue Jays other NBA teams. terest in it," he says. tongue and visual and hearing had been told by her doctor that a His voice shaking and tears A new roletor me, that’s what’s to The Rossows now have three- Spectators at last Thursday’s Manchester High-East Catholic representatives, including Vice Ainge, a 6-foot-5, 190-pounder, Herald photo by Tarquinlo To compete in the five-mile impairments. blood abnormality would prevent streaming down his. cheeks, Athan­ be. legally adopted and eight per­ President Pat Gillick. “We are averaged 20.9 points per game in race, Eddy had to borrow a her from having more. So then son said, “ You lose a primary or an But one last line as Mayor is due football game at Memorial Field were treated at halftime with an manently placed children, in ad­ satisfied. We came out minus a third four years at BYU. His best season wheelchair since he had lent his she and Carl saw a photograph of election and it doesn’t end the love I ’ll always love each and every exhibition by Ginger Zeldler. The pretty baton twirler Is the dition to their three natural baseman, but you have to face up to was his senior year last season when Pretty face chair to a girl down the street THE ROSSOWS, who are Eddy, who was available for affair. It's a very, very deep love af­ one of you!” Junior Miss Majorette champion in Connecticut. who had broken her foot. profiled in the December edition adoption, they decided after children. it that he wanted to be a basketball he averaged 24.2 points per game. Manchester High cheerlea(der Diane Lenhardt flashes her best smile while showing off painted lines to represent Indian squaw. Manchester’s football team, the Indians, prevailed in Thanksgiving morning football game at Memorial High against Cocoanut Grove fire cause Burfoof enjoyed run in pack East Catholic, 9-6. N press conference — 'I’wenty-lour-year-old Susan Richardson Long bearded Amby Burfoot, appearing in was decked out in a green flesh-fitting run­ his familiar white painter’s cap, was among Catholic boaters honored \ ■ the “ also-rans” in the 45th Five Mile Road ning suit. Five years ago the graduate of U.S. Rep. Toby M offett, D-6th H e ra ld Michigan State University took part in the Six members of conference cham­ goals while Ciszewski netted 11 still mystery after 39 years Charles Manatt and DNC National Race in Manchester Thanksgiving morning... District, has announced he w ill hold Finance Chairman and National a position that he was happy with. “ I ’ve just run but “ today I was thrilled with the time pion East Catholic High soccer team while Madore and the Goodwins a press conference Tuesday to Committeeman from Connecticut, gotten over a battle with pneumonia and I ’m A n g le (27:52) and p lace." The Canton High woman have been nqmed to the all-HCC 22- anchored a defense which allowed man squad, it was announced by declare form ally his candidacy for Peter Kelly, will join Moffett at the going to run in the middle of ttie peck and competed in both track and cross country in only eight goals in the course of a 16- labyrinthine structure. restaurant fire in the country’s That was the jammed main door. Earl Yost, By Andy Dabilis Republican Lowell P. Weicker’s Old State House. , enjoy myself. I plan to do it (finish) in 35 college and qualified for the Boston Marathon Marty Ryezek, conference chair­ 2 season. Within minutes, hundreds were history. There were other,code violations Sports Editor last April but was unable to run. She did run man. The Goodwill and Ciszewski are 0 United Press International U.S. Senate seat. Moffett’s wife, Myra, his minutes. I ’m not going to run fast.” ’h ie 35- overcome by smoke, burned or No official cause has, ever been and structural problems that made The seat will be up for grabs next daughter, Julia and his parents. year-old Burfoot, winner of nine Five Milers, in the Motor City Marathon in Detroit last Forwards Colin Doran and Chris seniors w h ll^M adore, Doran and BOSTON — Customers in the trampled to death rushing for 12 determined. the Cocoanut Grove an inferno — November. Tony and M ary M offett, of Suffield not only enjoyed the race but reported it for summer. Ciszewski, midfielder Ed Ansaldi Ansaldi are juniors. basement bar of the Cocoanut Grove exits — a revolving door that A busboy who lit a match for light false walls and amateurish wiring, Moffett, who has served in also w ill attend. the Runner’s World, of which he’s the East and fullbacks Rich and Dennis Voting was conducted by the nightclub laughed on the night of jammed with bodies, a door that to change a bulb in the palm tree is and a boarded over plate glass win- ' Congress since 1975, will make his Moffett earlier this year publicly Coast editor. Burfoot felt the 32-degree Short striides Goodwin and Bob Madore were coaches. dow in front. tained the exact weight he carried in 1945 Nov. 28, 1942 when bartenders used opened in, and nine that were locked often blamed, but fire officials said announcenient at 10 a.m. in the Old had toyed with the idea of tabbed to the squad. weather was “just perfect for running.” He when.he made his debut, a winning one, in the seltzer bottles trying to put out a or bricked up. some witnesses reported feeling the challenging incumbent Democrat Xavier High, ’which shared The first firefighters smashed State House. felt no one Would run away from Bill Kroh, 1945 F ive M iler — 125 pounds — Robbins said Perhaps the most famous sports figure fire in an artificial palm tree. There were 1,000 persons packing walls getting hot before that. A second press conference is William A. O’Neill for the 1982 runner-up honors with St. Paul at 7- that window and let about 200 people the Norwich native who starred at Manhattan the longest he’s ever run barefooted was 15 viewing the race was all-time hockey Hall of Fans spoiled Then a lick of flame ignited an the 600-seat lounge in One of the It took only minutes for most to scheduled for 1:30 p.m. at the ^benatorial nomination. 3, also had six selections while St. escape, but later found 100 bodies College. Krohn placed sixth. miles,” he said. Marathon distance is 26 Famer Gordie Howe from the celebrity overhead drapery. city’s most popular night spots, in­ die and turn the 40’s night spot into a Paul placed five, South Catholic and IRVING, Texas (UPI) - The V piled up behind a door which was Howard Johnson’s Motor Lodge in However, last month he made it stand. Jimmy Keefe, former Central Connec­ Fire feeding on highly combusti­ cluding cowboy actor Buck Junes. chamber of horrors and screams in miles, 385 yards. Twice Robbins won the hinged to swing inward instead of Stamford. clear that he had decided, instead, ticut State College star, who can boast of four St. Thomas Aquinas one apiece and Dallas Cowboys may have beaten ble m a te ria ls rushed up the The final death count was 492, and the dark when the lights went out. Conditions ‘exceilent’ National championship in this gruelling outward. Democratic National Chairman, to run for the Senate. second placements in the Five Miler, ran Northwest Catholic three. the Chicago Bears on the field stairway into the main lounge of the the Cocoanut Grpve is still the worst Some who got out later died from event. He finished Thursday in the same time Little Johnny Kelley, who was first in six Thursday with his daughter. Keefe, 40, is a East, a Class L semifinalist, took Thursday, but Chicago linebacker breathing superheated air and as a year ago but missed the prize list. Ed Hagerty was working on an Five Milers here, was another felt the junior high teacher and track coach — Add its second straight HCC crown with, Doug Plank said one would have fumes. Some who stayed inside sur­ engine company at an auto fire near weather cpnditions were “excellent.” The the name of Charlie Dyson to the list of a 10-0 mark. | never known it by the sounds coming vived by locking themselves in a the Cocoanut Grove shortly before former Groton high school teacher, who has Duggan disappointed winners who were still in college. Dyson won Doran and (Ansaldi each had 14 from the stands. Bush says Reagan large refrigerator. 10 p.m. that night when a man Low Vt. deer kill entered the publishing field, his book on run­ the closest race in history in 1956 during his The victims were mostly over­ without a hat came running over to ‘Tve had better days,” defending Five ning due to hit bookstands shortly, said, “ This senior year at the University of Connecticut. come by smoke, and panic when fire say the night spot was on fire, M ile champion Charlie Duggan said. ‘ T v e is the kind of day that .1 associate with — Ellyn Block, the 5-2, 93-pound Cortland roared along fabric ceilings and cut been running 60 miles a week. This is only my plan will succeed being predicted Manchester, just perfect. When I got up the State-College runner who led all females fourth race since last year here,” he said off escape. “ When I got there they were sun was shining and the sky was clear.” The dragging this girl across the street. Thursday. ‘ T v e been in limbo, trying to across the finish line in 1980, was second this Now, 39 years later, “ the only two-time United State Olympic team She had jumped from the second decide if I want to continue training or not. I year. A stress fracture of the foot hampered BANGOR', Maine (UPIl — Vice campaign last year called Reagan’s thing we could come up with,” said MONTPELIER, Vt. (UPI) - As Conley blamed several factors for member made the prize list, being the first in floor. She was one of the per­ like to come here, even if it was in a the little sophomore runner who was in the President George Bush Friday night ideas “ voodoo economics,” said the Boston Fire Lt. John Vahey, “ is an the last weekend of deer season the low kill. He said a lack of f ^ d at the 50 and over category to finish. Kelley formers. She was one of the lucky wheelchair because of past performances. I NCAA National cross country meet last Mon­ defended President Reagan’s president’s economic recovery official finding of undetermined.” opens, game officials are blaming a lower elevations, poor apple and nut circled the course in 26:28. When K elley won ' ones,” said Hagerty, 71, and now feel that I owe the people here something. day in Idaho — One of the late scratches was economic program, foreign policy, program was not political. Seven years ago Vahey wrote the poor apple and nut crop for this crops, forced deer to other feeding the first in his six runs in 1951, his winning retired. The weather didn’t bother me,” the well- John Vitale, the man who interrupted Amby and human rights stand in a speech last report. He said one witness year’s low deer kill. areas. tim e was 24:30. His last Silk Town success in tanned Tampa, Fla., schoolteacher-coach Burfoot's winning skein in 1970 when Burfoot to some 1,000 persons at a fund “ The president will not- stop or gave a story most agreed with. “ He Fish and Game Department Hunters were also at a lack for 1962 also saw his official time legged at 24:30. “ I ’ll never forget as long as I live. said. “ At two miles m y lungs hurt and I was winning nine of the 10 years. Vitale was • ’ V V; ’ start for political gain no matter saw the flames come up the corridor /■ raiser for Rep. David Emery, R- There were bodies crisscrossed Warden Herbert Conley on Friday tracking' snow and cold weather Kelley turned 50 this year. still feeling the affects of his performance in and run right across the ceiling and couldn’t breathe properly. “ Duggan gained Maine. how great the gain could be,” Bush • against the door, it was completely described the number of deer taken amplified their sounds in the the New York Marathon earlier this month — the flames dipped down into the only 14th place and his time of 23:26 was 56 Bush, who during his presidential said, blocked,” he recalled Friday. as “ abnormally low.” forests, Conley said. Bill Krohn is head coach in baseball and 'A ^ exit he could see.” I No weight change seconds slower than his winning effort in 1980. basketball and assistant in football at a Perennial favorite Charlie Robbins, Westchester, N.Y., prep school which does making his 36th start in the last 37 years — Color green not offer a track or cross country prog’ram. Liberal Democrats benefit from 31st consecutively — said he ate the same Krohan plans to take part in the 3,000 meter breakfast on race day that he had in more Four men sporting green colored racing run during the indoor track season. His Look For The than 30 years of running. “ I had six graham togs captured the first four places in the appearance Thursday was the firsftim e since crackers, a cup of coffee and a glass of latest Five Miler and the color green proved, he was a freshman at Norwich Free orange juice,” he offered. Robbins has main­ to be “ lucky” to for the first woman finisher Academy — Have a nice weekend. 2 opposition of Moral Majority "BINCO BUGS” WASHINGTON (UPIl - by the Democratic He attacks the Chairman Charles Manatt. The Democratic chair­ Jerry Falwell,- James Congressional Campaign “ blatherings of glassy­ yvhat is unusual about man names other Watt, Jesse Helms and Committee, is signed by eyed ektremists” financed Mhnatt’s letter is that he Republicans — former 'Bingo Bugs” will bo appearing dally In .Strom Thurmond may be Rep. Peter Rodino, D-N.J., bj' “ merchants of fear doesn’t attack his op­ Defense Secretary Melvin the brightest stars in the a liberals’ hero from the (and) bigotry.” posites at the Republican Laird and form er Sens. Tho Herald. Just look for the “bug" with UConn gridders drop finale conservative political fir­ Watergate era who chaired The Rodino letter singles National Committee but Clifford Case of New mament, but their qames the House Judiciary Com­ out Falwell, the Moral rather “people like Sen. Jersey and Jacob Javits of a numbarln each ad; If you have It, mark are helping liberal- mittee. hearing that, M ajority leader who also is Jesse Helms of North New York — as victims of STORRS, Conn. (U P I) — John against two losses and hoping for a fourth quarter on quarterback Ken for 207 yards, setting New England Democrats as well. recommended impeaching a target in mailings by the Carolina, Sen. Strom Thur­ the New' Right. Davis scored one ■ touchdown and Division I-AA at-large playoff berth, Sweitzer’s 68-yard pass to Keith records for total career offense, They are being used as President Nixon. political action com­ mond of South Carolina, It off with an X on Your “Bingo Card." passed for two more and Bob rolled up 335 yards on offense in Hugger and substitute quarterback single-season offense and single­ bogeymen in mass mail Rodino’s appeal warns of mittees of Walter Mondale Interior Secretary James Dougherty rambled for 181 yards building a 35-7 lead with 10 minutes Rob TriVella’s touchdown passes of season passing. fundraising letters aimed “ right-wingers ... inflicting and Edward Kennedy, by Watt” and Falwell. Mark off all numbers oln your card and rushing Friday to lead Delaware to left in the game. 18 yards to Ken M iller and 34 yards Miller also tied the New England at scaring up what their frightening agenda” former Sens. Edmund "Helms, Thurmond, a 35-26 victory over Connecticut for Connecticut, which ends the to Hugger. record of 15 touchdown receptions in chronically cash-starved on America, and describes Muskie and Birch Bayh, by Watt, Falwell and their ^ THANKSGIVING ^ the Blue Hens’ fifth straight win. season with a 4-7 record, scored 19 Sweitzer, who was injured in the a single season. Hugger caught 14 Democrats hope will be them further as “ ultra con­ the wife of Democratic allies now have a virtual you have won our Weekly MOO Award! NOVENA TO ST. JUDE Delaware, recording its ninth win points ih a span of 5Vz minutes of the fourth, quarter, was 15-of-35 passing passes for 236 yards, setting a New millions of dollars for 1982 servative .idealogues,” party elder Averell veto power over the Olwly'' At, n i Mrtyr, p««t England record and setting a New congressional campaigns. “ religious fanatics” and Harriman, and by Republican Party, ” it vwiM M rich in iriradK; Mir UmtiiM thare will be 12 exciting weeks of England season mark with 1,145 The most recent mailing. “ single-issue zealots.” Democratic National Manatt says. tf Itws Qirat. fardrM irttrettMr tf iN BIngol yards. ■hi imtkt im t pitnuft ■ tiMe Lloyd slows Cawley comeback Davis, who was 4 of 14 passing for vf M ti Tf |M I htft rtMMW fr«i tht 53 yards, scored on a 1-yard run in Mpth tf M| htirt m A ItMMy htf ft ahMi IF YOU ARE A WINNER the first quarter and tossed Herald photo by Pinto O'Neill increases his activity M hts pvM Mch crtit M «tr It ctnt tt touchdown passes of 17 yards to wl?h*h"e • " SYDNEY, Australia (UPI) — • Evert-LIoyd had nothing but on to see Australia’s Wendy Turn- tn dtiMt. IMp Mt it «y pmtnt m A call The Herald^thJn ^ ® published during the week, Kevin Phelan and 6 yards to Mark Chris Evert-LIoyd crushed praise for her opponent despite the bull defeat U.S. teenager Andrea .,r|tiit pttititn. h rttm I ptmAm tt Mht “ rity your ca?d In ,h- r » ‘"“ "o bet»TOn9andlOAM” ihAin^i"' ? “ *'*’ winners calling Australia’s Evonne Cawley 6-2 6-0 lop-sided score. Steimer. HARTFORD ,UPI) - O’Neill and his wife, good condition in the The governor had been jm mm kmm mi emu )rtt tt be it- Jaeger, 7-5, 6-3, after trailing 0-4 in Veteran finisher th e T iz e publication day will ba eligible tor Friday in the quarterfinals of the “ Evonne is amazing. I don’t know K.C. Knobloch also kicked field Gov, William O'Neill was Nikki, also participated in hospital’s postcoronary limited to one phone call a nhti the first set. $147,250 New South iVales Women’s . how she does it. If I have a baby I ’ll goals of 28 yards and 25 yards for visited by stalf members a routine patient teaching care unit and continued to day to a staff member and Martina Navratilova had a Veteran Charlie,Robbins, Is showri as he neared the finishing Sif three ‘Utr Fitbtn, Three Hal bbryi Open. Delaware, and Pete Gudzak added and increased his physical sess,jon about a heart progress in hix cardiac visits from his w ife and Lt. ALL THE DETAILS WILL stay away and I won’t come back,” tougher battle than expected against line In the Five Mile Road Race In Manchester Thanksgiving mA Otrin." hMcttitt mst he prMisti “ It’s a bit deflating when you’re an 8-yard touchdown run to com­ activity Friday at St. Fran­ patient’s diet and activity rehabilitation program, of­ Gov. Joseph Fauliso. BE IN THE HERALD’S FULL COLOR PAGE sajd Evert-LIoyd. “She is still a Barbara Potter of the U.S. tefore morning. The “Flying Physician” was take taking part in his 30th SlIiiAipreyftMnaAiliht imtU jm trying to make a comeback and you plete the Blue Hens’ scoring. cis Hospital and Medical with a coronary care staff ficials said. “ He continues to read' brilliant player and I would, give winning 6-3, 4-6, 6-2. m i Imm. Thh Mttna hn ttftr httn meet somebody who returns every consecutive Five Miler and 36th In the last 37 years. Winner of Center, where he has been nurse, said hospital O’Neill received short newspapers and view anything to have the American In the semifinals Saturday, Evert Delaware, which intercepted tawwi It fiL I km hiA rtpett EVERY THURSDAYI shot you make,” said Cawley. “ I 11 national long distance championships, the 61-year-old Rob­ recovering from a mild spokeswoman Maura visits from staff members television as' part of his crowds support me the way the Lloyd will meet Betting Bunge, who three Sweitzer passes, held Connec­ CHECK CLASSIFIED PAGES DAILY FOR wish she’d have a baby and give bins won Five Milers In 1945 and 1946, Robbins has been run­ heart attack, a hospital Slattery. and signed sJme papers, daily activity,’’ the Australian people support Evonne.” beat Anne Smith 6-3, 6-4 in the ticut to 26 yards rushing, but gave up BINGO BUGS” INSTRUCTIONS someone else a chance” . 296 yards passing. ning barefooted for years. spokeswoman said. O’Neill, 51, remained in Ms. Slattery said. spokeswoman said. The capacity crowd of 8,000 stayed Quarterfinals. . - 'fc,. „

10 — THE HERALD, Sat., Nov. 28, 1981 THE HERALD. Sat., Nov. 28. 1981 - 1 1 Irish gridders Jets favored but are worried

year tions then. But once Wednesday hope he’s ready. If he’s not, we still jinxed,” said Colts’, Coach Mike back Bert Jones said New York’s NEW YORK (UPI) - For the ’The victory tied the Jets with the I first time iq 12 years, the New York Dolphins for first place in the AFC comes, it’s time to get to work. The have Jesse Johnson and Kirk McCormack. “So many freak things pass rush made it difficult for him to Jets enter a November game East at 7-4-1 but New York owns an distraction^ are finished as of Springs who we can use there. That have happened. We’ve been down throw. leading their division. Their op­ edge in the tiebreaker procedure. Wednesday. ’That’s when we have hurts our 5-back situation but we mentally but I think we started to “They’ve become a highly com­ yard line and raced in for a 63-yard But Miami’s defenders held ponents Sunday, the Baltimore “ I think our players have to work to do.” can always use an extra linebacker come back at the end of the week. petitive team, ” said Jones. “1 look MIAMI (UPI) — Mike Rodrigue fullback Mark Brooks to one yard on scored once as a quarterback and touchdown. Miller ded a 24-yard Ctolts, have the worst record in the realize Inside what’s at stake,” said Michaels said he would work Todd to play the strong safety position. We’ve got a lot of young people. at their defense and I think it’s the field goal to give the Hurricanes first down and two incompletions league at 1-11. Jets Coach Walt Michaels. “They lightly during the week. The We’ve done it in the past.” They have a lot of enthusiasm and strength of their team. Klecko and once as a wide receiver and Jim forced a 36-yard field goal by Harry kelly threw two touchdown passes their 24-point halftime lead. ’The Jets, who are whopping 11- quarterback was using a cane on New York, which is 7-1-1 over the they’re all willing to work hard to Gastineau and the two guys inside Interceptions by comerback Ron­ Oliver. Monday to keep the weight off his last nine weeks, is seeking its fifth get this monkey off our backs. put on a lot of pressure. They give a Friday to down Notre Dame 37-15 ’The Hurricane defense, led by point favorites, are quite worried. and give the Irish their first losing nie Lippett set up two of Miami’s “I think we’re all aware that a foot. consecutive victory. "Our defense hasn’t had the quarterback very little time to scores in the decisive first half. His Williams, Lippett, safety Fred team that has won only one game "We’re not pushing him,” said The Colts, on the other hand, have overall execution this year. We’ve throw and it helps the secondary. season in 18 years. Marion and linebacker Scott Notre Dame and first-year coach first pickoff of a Wade Koegel pass can be a real problem,” said defen­ ‘We’re not Michaels. "At this stage of the been the disaster area of the NFL had an awful lot of injuries in key “Darrol Ray also is excellent in Gerry Faust finished the season at on the Notre Dame 49 to set up the Nicolas, held the punchless Irish at sive end Mark Gastineau. “We’re a season, we can let him work a little this year. They won their first game positions, especially in the defensive the middle of their secondary. He 5-6, the worst Notre Dame record Kelly-to-Rodrigue touchdown. Then bay until it was too late. first place team now and a team more lightly-.” ■ • and have lost a club record 10 in a line. I think the people in New York has good perception and good range. since Hugh Devore’s Irish went 2-7 late in the second quarter he The Irish wrapped up their that has had problems all year can puehing him’ The Je ts’ only other major row since then. The situation realize what a pass rush can do for a He’s an outstanding ballplayer. in 1963. Miami wound up at 9-2, the grabbed another Koegel pass and scoring with a 6:21 left in the game get itself up for one big game. It problem area for Sunday’s game is reached a low point two weeks ago defense. The Jets are getting They have a well-coached defense." Hurricanes' best record since they returned it six yards to the Miami 45 when defensive back Dave Duerson could make the season for them if Walt Michaels at comerback. Starter Bobby when owner Robert Irsay began tremendous pressure from Mark After the Baltimore game, the went 8-1-1 in ,1956, but won’t go to a intercepted a pass from backup they knock us off. It’s important Jackson was knocked out for the calling plays from the press box. Gastineau and Joe Klecko and their Jets finish with three more games bowl because of NCAA sanctions for quarterback Mark Richt and that we forget about last week and year two weeks ago with a broken Last week, starting guard Robert defense has been great the last few against clubs with losing records. recruiting violations. Rodrigue, a returned it 88 yards for a psyche ourselves up for this week.” forearm and last week, his replace­ Pratt pulled a hamstring walking weeks. We lost some key pass They play at Seattle and Cleveland senior who was converted from touchdown. Kiel’s pass for a two- Last week was a memorable one ment, Donald Dykes, suffered a dis­ out for the coin toss and played Very rushers, Mike Barnes for one, and before winding up at home against quarterback to wide receiver this Worst record point conversion was incomplete. fop the Jets. Richard Todd, playing have to go out and not lay an egg. located elbow. To make matters little. This came shortly after we also have an awful lot of young Green Bay. If New York wins all year, and Kelly sent Miami to a The Hurricanes added, a final with a broken rib and a badly It’s important now that there are no worse for New York, Dykes’ backup quarterback Greg Landry people.” four, the Jets are division cham­ commanding 30-6 halftime lead. since 1963 touchdown with four seconds to go sprained ankle, threw an 11-yard distractions. It’s okay to go on the replacement. Johnny Lynn, injured severely injured his back picking up The Jets routed Baltimore 41-14 pions, no matter what Miami or Buf­ when reserve running back Keith Rodrigue lined up as a quarter­ touchdown pass to Jerome Barkum television shows and do all the talk his neck. his 3-year-old daughter. He is out for four weeks ago and Colt quarter- falo, a half-game back, do. Griffin, brother of Cincinnati "Lynn is still getting spasms,” the year. 2 back on the Notre Dame four-yard with only l6 seconds left to lift New show interviews on Monday and Herald photo by Tarquinlo line just three and a half minutes Bengal Archie Griffin, scampered in York to a 16-15 victory over Miami. Tuesday. I don’t mind the distrac­ Michaels said in midweek. “We “Sometimes I think we’re into the game and rolled to his right to set up Miller’s 24-yard field goal. from 13 yards out. ’Die touchdown for the opening touchdown. Notre Rodrigue’s four-yard scoring was set up when David Jefferson in­ Finding tough footing Dame’s Greg Bell took the ensuing scamper finished off an opening tercepted a pass from ICeil on the kickoff 98 yards down the left drive of 80 yards — the Hurricanes’ Notre Dame 15. most impressive of the day. The big Kelly wound up with 17 com­ Technical assistance provtUed Dy High. Teammate Doug Post (25) Is in posi­ sideline for a touchdown, but the- Professional Ski Instructors of America East Catholic quarterback John Gilibeifto extra point was blocked by tackle gainer was a 43-yard completion pletions in 25 attempts for 264 yards M a d ia ^ SRI** holds onto the pigskin as he loses his tion to lend assistant while Indian defender Giants stand in way Lester Williams. from Kelly to Larry Brodsky. to break former Miami All-America yIDVISER footing on slippery Memorial Field sod in an­ Mike Greenleaf is in area. Manchester took Rodrigue made it 14-6 on a 18-yard Notre Dame opened the second George Mira’s all-time career -TV nual Turkey Day clash with Manchester 9-6 win. completion from Kelly, Danny half with a promising drive, moving passing record. Mira set a three- PRE TOURING WARMUPS Miller booted field goals of 49 and 53 from its own 30 to the Miami 18 on year career record of 4,623 yards Eastern Division— Nordic yards and then receiver Rocky Belk passes of 15 and 12 yards from Blair passing. Kelly, who still has a year Kiel to John Mosley and one of 16 to play, now has 4,632 yards in three A few minutes spent limbering up Returning to a stantjing position, gathered in a Kelly pass behind the SATURDAY of 49er bid for title before a tour or race will mean miles grasp your poles anij hol(j them in Notre Dame secondary on the 15- yards to Joe Howard. years. One-for-one swap Noon —Penn Stale vh. of easy skiing with minimal strain. front of your body with your arms out­ Pittsburgh, Cli. 8 To stretch your lower torso, grasp stretched and stiff. Slowly, lake your I College basketball; North rookie,” England, Tampa Bay at New your poles firmly and dip down into a poles back over your head and bring’ By United Press International deep telemark position (A). Hold the . Carolina vs. Kansas, ESPN A rundown of Lott’s professional Orleans and Washington at Buffalo. them down as far as you can and hold acumen accumulated so rapidly Philadelphia seeks to regain a tie position for a minute, then reverse that position for 3-5 seconds (C). This 1:15 Bruins vs. Islanders, Clr. As a division leader with a 9-3 legs. This exercise will stretch your exercise loosens arm, shoulder and 9, 38. looks like this: In San Francisco’s with Dallas in the NFC East in a Kemp to White Sox record, the San Francisco Forty- Monday night game at Miami. The groin, calves, thighs and lower back. upper back muscles., 1:30 College basketball: Niners fail to command the respect 21-14 victory over New Orleans, Lott Stand back up, rest, then bend To prepare for the diagonal stride, Mark big tor 'Bear UConn vs. Maine, WDRC had seven tackles and scored ttje Dolphins, tied with the Jets for the down and touch your toes (B). Don't take your skis off, grasp your poles they’d like in their meeting Sunday .3:4.5 Alabama vs. Auburn, Ch. with the New York Giants. On their winning touchdown on a 26-yard in­ AFC East lead, are 2'/z point under­ bounce up and down, just bend over and plant them firmly in front of your 8 home,field, San Francisco is only a terception return. dogs. and hold the position for up to a body, then alternate kicking each leg the Bear might be losing his magic 4 College basketball: Michigan five-point choice over the Giants as Lott had six tackles in the Forty- The bid for personal ac­ minute. This exercise will limber up to the front and rear (D,-E) Exaggerate BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (UPI) - "I’m really frightened about it,” complishments by Atlanta quarter­ the legs. the kick as you warm up your legs. in deal for Lemon After a full season of claiming Amos moaned Bryant in typical pre-game touch. During 1969-70, Alabama lost vs. Arkansas, Ch, ,3 the Forty-Niners close in on their Niners’ 30-17 win over Washington back Steve Bartkqwski and with ti­ Alonzo Stagg’s record wasn’t impor­ a total of 10 games, an unpardonable 7 Boxing; Seypion vs. Waire, first division title since 1972. A and in a 45-14 triumph over Dallas form. "Pat Dye and his staff have he had six tackles, a fumble tle hopes still alive, the Falcons Reprinted with permission of Ski Maga/me tant, Bear Bryant revealed this done a very fine job at coaching this sin by Alabama standards. ESPN Forty-Niner victory coupled,with an But Bryant was able to change 7:15 Whalers vs. Capitals, Atlanta loss to Houston would clinch recovery and two Interceptions. may delay San Francisco’s cham­ chooses to become a free agent at has batted .300 or more in three of week that he’s changed his mind. year and Auburn has matured into a pagne party, if the Giants don’t spoil DETROIT (UPI) - The Detroit Before Alabama played its first very physical, very good football with the times and regain his win­ WTIC the NFC West title for the Bay area Then there were the 20-17 and 33- Tigers, unable to come to contract the end of next season he is almost his last tour seasons. He just missed 8 Rangers vs. Nordiques, Ch. 9 the festivities. Bartkowski, who has certain to be classified as a Type A a .300 average in 1980 when he game back in September, the M- team.” ning formula. club. 27 scoring passes this season, is terms with Steve Kemp, Friday year-old coaching legend said all the Alabama is 8-1-1, fourth in the na­ "I spent too much time in my 8 College Imsketball; Alaska Perhqps the oddsmakers are traded the slugging outfielder to the player unless he slumps badly at the . finished with a .292. Besides batting Shoot-out, USA Cable attempting to become the first NFL plate. .302 this summer, Lemon belted hoopla surrounding. his chase of tion, bound for the Cotton Bowl. All (coaching) tower,” he recalled going on past performance by Chicago White Sox for outfielder later. He said he had been depending 9 College basketball; registering the' small point spread quarterback to lead the league in nine home runs and batted 50 runs Stagg’s record of 314 career vic­ 10 of those teams the Bear has touchdown passes two years in a Chet ■ Lemon in a one-for-one Kemp has shown remarkable con­ tories "bores the hell out of me.” played have been “very physical, too much on his assistants, when P i 11 s b u r g ii vs. A la b a m a - n>’er a 6-6 Giant team. The (jiants exchange of American League All- in. Kemp finished 1981 with a .277 Birniingbam, ESPN won five straight over San Fran­ row since Y.A. Tittle won back-to- sistency in home runs, RBI and bat­ average, including nine home runs Eight triumphs later and victory fine football teams.” Auburn is also most of the dependable ones had ___ Stars. ting average over his major league No. 315 just an elusive 60 minutes 5-5, and is not quite physical or fine been lured away to be head coaches. cisco before dropping a 12-0 decision back honors in 1962-63. Kemp, 27, is unsigned for next and 49 RBI's. SUNDAY Cleveland, 5-7 and virtally career. Detroit has only drafted and away, Bryant finally dropped the enough to be in a bowl game. "1 decided it was time for me to Noon —College soeeer: UConn last year. In additon. New York has season and is eligible to become a signed one free-agent player and is Lemon enjoyed his finest season smokescreen. The Bear, also known as Paul return to the field,” he said. won nine of the 12 games played reduced to a spoiler role with four free agent following the 1982 season. vs. LIU, WHUS-FM games remaining in the regular idealogically opposed to the system. in 1979 N.'hen he batted .318 while The Bear said the record is impor­ William Bryant, is one of 11 children In 1972, Alabama was 11-0. The 1 Jets vs. Colts, Ch. 30 between the two teams. The Tigers apparently decided they Two seasons ago they traded Ron tying for the league lead with 44 Tide’s been somewhere in the An important reason for San Fran­ season, has an opportunity to delay could not meet his demand and tant because it matters to "the raised on a small Arkansas farm. 1 Redskins vs. Bills, Ch. 3 Cincinnati’s title march in the AFC LeFlore to Montreal for left-handed doubles. Bryant family,” the players and Ancient lore has it that he played in ratings ever since.’ I Patriots vs. Cardinals, WPOP cisco’s lofty postition this season would lose him at the end of next pitcher Dan Schatzeder. LeFlore Tiger Manager Sparky Anderson coaches he has left along the way "Coach,” as he’s respectfully has been the remarkable composure 31 victories over Los Angeles. In the Central Division, The Bengals are the first football game he saw. He 4 Giants vs. 49ers, Ch>3, WINF on a four-ganie winning string. season and would get no equivalent proved the Tigers made a correct now has the choice of playing Lemon during his colorful 37-year career. talked the local shoemaker into put­ called by Joe Namath and other star exhibited by rookie comerback Ron­ first win over the Rams, Lott had player in return. 7:30 Rangers vs. Nordiques, nine tackles and an interception and "We’re in a difficult situation as decision when he played out his op­ in center field and putting Kirk Gib­ "It means something to them for ting cleats on the only pair of high- pupils, this week dispelled rumors USA Cable nie Lott, a standout collegian at Kemp, a member of the 1979 AL tion with the Expos, subsequently son in left or right field or letting that he’s retiring at the end of the Southern California who is responsi­ in the other he registered five far as the playoffs are concerned All-Star team, was paid $600,000 last us to go ahead and win more games top black shoes he owned. 8 Whalers vs. Canadiens, signing a multi-year contract with Gibson play center. than has ever been won in big time He earned his famous nickname in year with the record under his belt. ble for 67 tackles this season and has tackles and ran back an intercepted says Cleveland coach Sam year by the Tigers on a one year con­ WTIC, Ch. 30 pass for a 25-yard touchdown. Rutigliano. "We have to do all we the White Sox. Schatzeder, however, college football,” he said. 1933 at age 12 by wrestling a bear at “I’m not near as old as I look,” he 9 College basketball: Cavalier six interceptions that resulted in tract but was was reportedly asking has proved a major dissapointment "Lemon is a player we’ve had our said. "I don’t know what the future three touchdowns.. Other games Sunday show can possibly do to beat Cincinnati for $1 million, per year on a long . "In the last two or three days, for a local carnival. The bear won — the Invitational, ESPN in his two seasons with the Tigers. eyes on for a long time,” said the first time in my life, it’s dawned furry one, that is. holds for me, but I do know this — Giants’ Coach Ray Perkins says of Baltimore at the New York Jets, and begin a four-game winning term contract. The Tigers recently Tigers’ general manager Jim 10:.30 College basketball: Cincinnati at Cleveland, Denver at , streak. A number of things would Kemp could not immediately be on me that it’s very important to'all Bryant’s head coaching career the Good Lord willing, I will certain­ Alaska Shoot-out, USA Cable Lott: “He’s playing like a four, five- offered him $750,000 per year for reached for comment. Campbell. “He hits for power and of them because they are part of it ly be back coaching at Alabama next year veteran. He’s not just making San Diego, Green Bay at Minnesota, have to happen for us to get in with a five years but he rejected it. began in Maryland and also included average and is one of the better and it’s very important to me, stints at Kentucky and Texas A&M year win, lose or draw.” plays but being aware. Things you Los Angeles at Pittsburgh, Oakland 9 and 7 record, but 9 and 7 is the \ Under the new agreement Lemon, 26, is a two-time AL All- defensive outfielders in our league. expect a veteran, to do, not a at Seattle, St. Louis at New goal.” Star who batted .302 in 1981. He had because they are looking to me to before he returned to his alma There were audible groans from between the owners and players all We’re delighted we were finally able see that it gets done.” college coaches across the nation. ■Detroit would be entitled to would been Chicago's regular center mater in 1958. to get him and I think his presence It’s only fitting that that the game All those wins didn’t come easy. After all, they’ve shared a near be a draft choice and a player not fielder and joins the Tigers with a will make a big difference in our protected by another team. If Kemp lifetime .288 batting average. He to set the record would be played In fact, there was a major career record 314 losses at the hands of the lineup for 1982.” against Auburn, Alabama’s cross-, crisis in the late 1960. Rumors began craggy-faced man with the V o lle yb all College football roundup state arch rival that Bryant once un­ circulating through the sacred halls perpetutal scowl and the kindly labeled "a cow college.” of the Southeastern Conference that. houndstooth hat. New England ski scene: Knicks 116, Cavs 95 Results: Gerulaitls in semis National Division: North Enders Pitt after No. 1 spot Snow nuisance for crews Celtics blitz Bullets RICHFIELD, Ohio (UPI) - 10-2, Lloyd’s Auto P arts 9-3, JOHANNESBURG, South Africa last four, needed just 51 minutes to played his college tennis at the Michael Ray Richardson poured in a Economy Electric 8-4, Multi Cir­ (UPI) — Vitas Gerulaitus stormed defeat an outclassed Pattison. University of Texas, earned his spot BOSTON (UPI) - Cedric Maxwell throws and Duerod, who finished career-high 33 points' and Maurice cuits 7-5, Tierney’s 5-7, Dean .WOODSTOCK, Vt. (UPI) - winter drivers to be “prudent” to a straight-set triumph over South Pattison was broken six times in in the semis by outlasting South and seldom used Terry Duerod with 12 points (he had 32 all season ■ Lucas pulled down 17 rebounds Machine 4-8, Moon Unit 3-9, "You just can’t expect summer African Andrew Pattison Friday to the two sets and managed to hold "There’s nothing wrong with skiing African Fred Sauer, 6-4, 7-6 (7-4). keyed a fourth quarter run with four entering the game) canned a comer Friday night to pace the New York Buckland Mfg. 2-10. in Penn State battle that a foot of new snow won’t fix,” driving conditions in the.winter, ” secure his place in the semifinals of service only once while going down In the other semifinal Saturday, points each and Larry Bird tossed in jumper to make it 97-91. Knicks to a 116-95 NBA win over-the American Division: Redwood says Robert Frazier of the Vermont the $300,000 South African Open ten­ to the shaggy haired Ameripan, 6-1, goes the old saying, but the people Israel’s No. 1 player, Shlomo a game high 24 points to pace the Mahorn made it 97-93 with a short Cleveland Cavaliers. ’The Knicks, Farms 8-4, Insurers 8-4, Renn’s 6-6, who administer and operate the Highway Department, adding that nis tournament. 6- 1. Glickstein,faces another American, Boston Celtics to ■ a 113-100 win jumper from the lane but the Celtics who now have two wins in their last Lathrop Insurance Agency 6-6, ABA By Fred McMane we did last year, toe-to-toe, we’d Florida State has victories over state highway departments around snow tires are part of the minimum Gerulaitus, the tournament’s top Gerulaitus now faces fellow unheralded Jeff Borowiak. Tool & Die 6-6, Watkins 2-10. have a tough time. We’re going to Friday night over the Washington then ran off seven straight points on six games, got 16 points from UPI Sports Writer Ohio State and Notre Dame this New Engand probably would dis­ equipment needed by . any winter seed and the only seed to reach the American Steve Denton in Satur­ Glickstein defeated American Buliets. two free throws by Nate Archibald, Richardson in racing to a 29-23 lead. Women’s: Crockett Agency 11-1, have to try to come off the football season while losing to such powers driver. day’s semifinals. Denton, 25, who agree. Tom Gullikson Friday, 7-6 (8-6), 6-4, With newly-signed Danny Ainge in a fast break layup by Maxwell, a Richardson hit on seven of nine Thrifty Package Store 10-2, Buffalo Pittsburgh tries to nail down the and be on the other side of their as Pittsburgh? Nebraska, Miami Though very desirable for ski Road salt is one of the biggest to pull off his second upset of the attendance, the Celtics could not Duerod jumper and a free throw by from the field in the first period then Water Tavern 9-3, Great Expec­ No. l.spot for the regular season, neutral zone before they come to us. (Fla.) and Southern Mississippi. trails, snow is a major nuisance if single items in each state’s winter tournament. Glickstein earlier shake the pesky Bullets until the Robert Parish. connected on six of eight and 15 tations 6-6, Farr’s 6-6, B&j Auto Florida and Florida State contest We’ll have to use our quickness to An historic game could be con­ you have the responsibility for highway maintenance budget Us defeated No. 4 seed Harold Solomon final six minutes of the game when Bird then added five points later points in the third period icks put 29 Repair 3-9, Michelob Libe 2-10, for the final bowl spot and Ala’oama hopefully get some penetration.” tested at Birmingham, Ala., where keeping the roads cldar. Declining cost, plus increasing awareness of Walton testifies to gain a quarterfinal berth. Maxwell and Duerod highlighted an in the period in the final minutes in­ points on the board and took an 84-66 Nichols Tire’1-11. Coach Paul “Bear” Bryant goes Penn State is basically a ball-control fourth-ranked Alabama, 8-1-1, meets state highway revenues and rising the lingering adverse environmental Borowiak had a busy day Friday. In 11-2 spurt to give the Celtics a 104-93 cluding his second three point field bulge into the final period. after the all-time record for vic­ type team which relies heavily on arch rival Auburn, 5-5. Bryant will operating costs are putting in­ effects of salt, have encouraged the afternoon he completed a rain lead with 3:06 to play. goal of the game. Maxwell finished Sly Williams and Lucas chipped in tories Saturday on the 'next-to-last the running of Curt Warner.- be shooting for his 315th career vic­ creasing pressure on the state highway dpartments to cut back deiayed second-round match against After that point, the Bullets with 15. with 18 and 17 points for the Knicks weekend of the college football cam­ Pittsburgh, on the other hand, has tory which would give him the all- highway departments in their an­ "We’ve cut our use of salt con-' about drug useage South African Tian Viljoen, winning offense consisted of three point . Ainge signed a multi-year con­ who have now defeated thp Cain widow paign. the more explosive offense centered time record. nual winter chore of keeping roads siderably since the parly 1970s, " in three cats, and then battled his attempts and they would never get tract with the Celtics shortly before Cavaliers eight straight times. After Saturday’s games, there around the passing of Dan Marino, "I’m really frightened about it, ” clear of ice and snow so that others, says Frank Tracy, a maintenance . way into the final four w ith'a closer than 10 points. Ricky Mahom the game and was introduced to the James.Edwards scored a personal will be only three major college who has thrown for 32 touchdowns. Bryant says jokingly. "Pat Dye may travel — . including skiers technician for Connecticut. A "low- PORTLAND, Ore. (UPI) - Walton’s sworn testimony Friday masterful 7-6 (7-3), 6-3 victory over and Frank Johnson each had 17 to capacity Boston Garden crowd season high of 23 points and Mike files suit games left on the regular season "He’s picked apart eight-man (Auburn coach) and his staff have traveling to ski areas. salt diet ” was prescribed for .some Former Portland Trail Blazer apparently occurred in a Portland favored Buster Mottram of Britain lead, the Bullets. before tip off, drawing a standing Mitchell added 23 for the Cavs. The schedule, all of which will be con­ fronts, five-man fronts, six-man done a very fine job at coaching this The highway crews go on alert as of Vermont’s secondary highways only two hours later. fronts, five-man fronts and two-man center Bill Walton spent several law office. It was not clear whether The Celtics led 93-91 when ovation. He is not expected to dress Cleveland team has now lost eight of ST. LOUIS (UPI) - A wrongful tested on Dec. 5. year and Auburn has matured into a soon as it appears a storm is on the this winter too. .hours testifying about drug use his latest deposition would affect the In the women’s section. South Maxwell began the critical fourth for about two weeks. its last nine games. Top-ranked Pittsburgh, which will fronts,” Paterno says of Marino. very physical, very good football way, and once snow starts falling, “Winter drivers have 'to adjust African Sue Rollinson pulled off a death suit has been filed by the wife "He’s picked^apart everything he’s Friday, prompting his lawyer in a trial date which was expected to oc­ quarter run with a pair of free Parish finished with 17, while of St. Louis Cardinals’ football meet third-ranked Georgia in the team.” the several thousand state trucks in their habits to conditions, and we re $5.6 miliion lawsuit to ask that the cur next summer. major upset by stunning top seed, Archibald had 16 and Chris Ford 10. Sugar Bowl on New Year’s Night, Bryant said the record is impor­ New England go into action. suggesting travel speeds of between American Pam Casale, 6-3, .6-4. player J.V. Cain, who collapsed and deposition be sealed against public The content of Walton’s latest Greg Ballard had 15 for the Bullets, Stags trounced , died during a practice session in hopes to take a perfect 11-0 record tant because it matters to "the "We start spreading salt just as 35 and 40 miles per hour on the disclosure. Casale was never in the match and while Kevin Grevey and John Lucas testimony was not made public, but 1979. into that game. But, standing in the Bryant family,” the players and soon as there’s between a quarteh reduced salt routes,” says Ver­ Multnomah County Circuit Judge a lawyer for Cook said in court that the impish Rollinson took advantage 76ers in OT each had 13 and Jeff Ruland added CHARLO’TTESVILLE, Va. (UPI) way is arch rival Penn State, which coaches he has left along the way mont’s Robert Frazier. — Craig Robinson and freshman Eugenia Cain, who lives in and a half inch of snow on the road, ” Charles Crookham indicated reluc­ he plans to hire more investigators of numerous Casale mistakes to 10. traditionally gives the Panthers a Peach Bowl during his colorful 37-year career. says Bob Hogan, a New Hampshire Route 100, a popular route for : coast to the semifinals. INDIANAPOLIS (UPI) - Andrew Tim Mullen scored 16 points each Houston, claims in the suit that tance to issue such an order, but as a result of testimony from the Toney scored a careerhigh 33 points medical tests administered by the very difficult time. Penn State, 8-2 "It means something to them for highway maintenance engineer. The skiers in Vermont, has been cut said he would be willing to consider former Blazer star. American Kathy Rinaldi, seeded Friday to lead seventh-ranked and headed for the Fiesta Bowl, bid on line us to go ahead and win more games salt prevents the snow from packing back to one salt application per fourth, needed just 50 minutes to to lead the Philadelphia 76ers to a Virginia to a 107-66 rout of Fairfield Cardinals eight days before Cain one if Walton’s lawyer offers a "It’s obvious we’re g o ^ to have 124-112 overtime victory over the In­ leads the overall series between the than has ever been won in big time and adhering to the road forming storm. Highway officials say that to have a lot more investigation defeat locai star Tanya Hprford, the in the opening game of the Cavalier died showed he had a damaged written proposal. diana Pacers Friday night. It was Caps win heart. two schools, 39-38-3, and the Nittany college football,” he said this week. ice. will,leave the center of the road Walton, now a first-year law stu­ based on What I’ve he^d today,” seventh seed, 6-2, 6-1, in other Invitational Tournament. "In the last two or three days, for the 76ers 13th win in 14 games. The LANDOVER, Md. (UPI) - Named as defendants in the suit, Lions pose some very difficult The snowplows go to work as soon clear, but the edges wilt remain dent at Stanford Law School, was said attorney Wayne Williamson. ■' quarterfinal action. Virginia Commonwealth, met problems for the Panthers. the first time in my life, it’s dawned snowy. Rinaldi meets Rollinson in the 76ers outscored the Pacers 17-5 in Rookie Chris 'Valentine’s 65-foot George Mason in the second game. which was filed Wednesday in St. seen, iiiat’s a credit to hin) and to as an accumulation of between 1 and ordered last month by Crobham to Paul Melodia, a San Franeisco overtime, winning their 13th of 14 "Offensively the Nittany Lions on me that it’s very important to all 2 inches mounts up, with the highest The traditional heaier salt testify about his use of cocaine or lawyer representing Walton, asked sem ifinals, while No. 2 seed goal in the closing seconds of the se­ Virginia, 2-0, scored the first 13 Louis Circuit Court but not released the coaching staff he’s had. games. cond period broke a 2-2 tie Friday until Friday, were -the Cardinals, are a veteran team, with probably Nobody’s going to stop him,” of them because they are part of it priorities going to the interstate applications and frequent plowings face dismissal of his lawsuit against Crookham for a protective order "so Britain’s Virginia Wade, a 4-6,6-4,9- points of the game and was not the best offensive line we’ll have and it’s very important to me, 7 winner over'South African Rene The Pacers’ demon Johnson hit a and the Washington Capitals went' team trainer John Omohundro and There’s plenty at stake in the routes and other major arteries, still will be used on Vermont in­ Dr. Robert Cook and the Oregon that content (of the testimony) will turnaround jump shot to tie the hampered by the Stags, 0-1. ’The faced all season,” says Pittsburgh because they are looking to me to “Our policy is to provide terstate highways, and the other City Orthopedic Clinic. not be disclosed except for p^e-trial Uys, meets American Kathy Hor­ on to a 5-2 victory over the Montreal Cavaliers pushed their .lead to 23 team physician Dr. Bernard Gar- Florida-Florida State game, too. score at 107-alI with two seconds of Canadiens before the season’s first finkle. assistont coach Foge Fazio. "The The winner will go to the Peach see that it gets done.” reasonable travel conditions for a New Engalnd states have virtually In the suit, Walton claimed that uses of the lawsuit.” vath, the third seed, in the other points at 4()-17 on two free throws by Penn State offense is very capable semifinal. regulation time remaining. Toney sell-out at Capital Centre. The suit does not ask for a specific Bowl on Dec. 31 at Atlanta, Ga., to In other traditional games Satur­ prudent driver,” says Alden Small, identical policies for interstate and Cook and the clinic were negligent tried a last shot at the buzzer, but it Robinson at 4:53 and led, 55-24, at of controlling the ball, sustaining day, Boston College visits Holy a Maine highway official, and he other high-speed routes. in their treatment of his left foot, The victory, only Washington’s se­ half time. ’Two straight baskets by amount of damages, but seeks "fair meet West Virginia. Both teams are Maryland scores went wide and sent the game into and reasonable” compensation. long drives and scoring lots of 6-4, although Florida State has Cross, Oklahoma State plays host to adds that this doesn’t man bare .Skiers concerned about travel con­ which suffered a stress facture ear­ cond in 41 meetings with the Robinson, one by Othell Wilson and points.” overtime. Canadiens, extended the Capitals’ Cain, the Cardinals’ starting tight played the tougher schedule. Oklahoma, Rice entertains Houston,, pavement at all tiRies. Secon^ry ditions during stormy weather can ly in 1978, Except for-a few games COLLEGE PARK, Md. (UPI) - a dunk by Ralph Sampson gave the Pitt’s defensive line coach. Bob Tennessee plays host to Vanderbilt, with the San Diego Clippers, Walton unbeaten streak to seven, equalling Cavaliers a 45-point lead, 74-29, in end, collapsed after running a pass “Florida State has the best punter routes in Maine are handled witivthe call the various state highway Sophomore Herman Veal scored 13 Marquette gains Matey, believes the only way the LSU visits Tulahe and Arizona State same policy,.except that hey may departments for reports on highway never played pro basketball on a points Friday to lead Maryland to a Spurs triumph the club record. It was the the first six minutes of the second pattern during the team’s evening in the country in Rohn Stark and he ANCHORAGE, Alaska (UPI) - Canadiens’ third straight loss. half. practice July 22, 1979, his 28th Panthers can compete with the could be a big factor,” says Florida entertains Arizona. not be up to standards at night, conditions. The numbers are: Maine regular basis again. 49-42 victory over St. Peter’s of New Penn State offensive line is to be Lawyers for the doctor and clinic Guard Michael Wilson scored' 18 SAN ANTONIO, Texas (UPI) — Valentine’s period-ending shot birthday. He was revived on the Coach Charley Pell, “Their though it is the Maine department’s (207) 289-3427, New Hampshire (603) Jersey in the opening game of the points to lead Marquette to an easy Sampson added 13 points, Kenton quicker off the ball. said they wanted to question Walton season for both schools. George Gervin scored 29 points and through the legs of veteran Eldelin 15, and Wilson 11, for the field, but died two hours later in a freshman place kicker, Mike Ren- Herald Angle policy that these roads always be 485-3851, Vermont (802 ) 828-2648, 88-57 win over the McNeese State Ron Brewer added 23 Friday night hospital emergency room. “They block very well,” said dina, is outstanding. With their passable for emergency vehicles Massachusetts (617 ) 727-4897 , 4898 about his cocaine use to determine Freshman Jeff Adkins added IT defenseman Guy Lapointe came on Cavaliers. Robert Hurt topped the Matey. ‘"They don’t jUst stop you; Cowboys Friday in the opening to lead the San Antonio Spurs to a the heels of a Montreal flurry after Dwtors initially said Cain died of experience on defense and the good Herald Sports Editor Earl Yost with chains or studded tires. or 4899, ancTConnecticut (203) ,566- whether it had any effect on his foot points for Maryland while William SUgs with 13, Ken Daniels added 12 they knock you down, ’They outweigh keeps on top of sports in his regular injury or perceptions. game of the Great Alaska Shootout >114-86 victory over the New Jersev the Canadiens had scored two goals a'hqart attack, but two months later kicking: game, that alone will make But even if the travel conditions 4880. Most of these phones are Brown paced St. Peter’s with 15. college basketball tournament. Nets. ^ and Rich Wejnert and Pete isai^the cause of death was “mural us all along the front by 20 to 30 column, “The Herald Angle," on the ■manned around the clock during to create a tie. DeBisschop 11 points each. them as difficult a game as we’ve meet a state’s test for coronary arterial circulation.” pounds. If we were to play them like had all season.” daily sports pages. "reasonable,” it remains up to storm weather. 12 THE HERALD, Sal , No\ 2«, 19S1 THE HERALD, Sat , Nov. 28, 1981 — 13 Record-seffing year Engagements / Weddings High and low spots SoV Scoreboard FOCUS/ People TV'Novies/Comics m

with Eagle hooters W alter.. Was. 3 :a ; Hunter. Mon. 7:41; WASHINCTON (100) John Norton visits Manchester Ballard 5 15, Mahom 5 74 17, Lapointe, Mon, 9;M: Jarvis. Was. 9:24; Chones 2 04 4, Locas 6 1-1 U, Grevey 6 Risebrough. Mon. 13:07. Shots on goal—Montreal 9-12-6-29. 1-1 13, Johnson 7 M 17, Roland 3 * 4 10, ment. Once (T om ) Ayer was in­ damentals,” Malin states, "It will Basketball Collins 2 04 4, Heywood 2 34 7, Holland Washington 8-12-10-30. . ^ By Len Auster Goaltendera-Montreal. Sevigny. Wa­ 0 04 0. Totals SB 24-27 100. serted, he did the job. Up 'til then, be important we replace them and shington. Palm ateer. A —18,130. Herald Sportswriter BOSTON (113) „ , we were putting players in and solidfy the defense. Maxwell 6 34 15, Bird 8 24, Parish Off to paint the Pope There were many highlights and hoping they’d do the job.” "We’re going to have to find 7 34 17, Archibald 5 6-7 B. Ford 5 04 10, very few low spots in the 1981 East McHhle 3 0-1 6. Robey 2 14 5, Henderson Malin sees "The End' (Bethel someone,” he continues, “ but the 1 04 2, Bradley 3 04 6, Femsten 0 04 Catholic High soccer season,. game), "basically as a character way the program has grown we will 00. Duerod 6 04 12. T oU ls 45 10-27 113. It was a record-setting campaign building situation in view of the Washington 8222122—100 have 100 (candidates) out. And we N A T IO N A L B A S K E TB A LL ASSOC. Boston 20202530-113 By Rhea Talley Stewart for Coach Tom Malin’s hooters with game and the events surrounding it. will find someone. One positive B vjU niled Press International Three-point goals—Bird 2. Fouled out— Football Special to the Herald marks set in: The team and individuals learned a. thing is how the program has grown (Late Games Not Included) Mahom. ToUl fouls—Washington 28, Eastern Conference Boston 27. Technical—Maxwell. A—15320. • Most wins in a season — 16 valuable lesson.” and the kids want to play.” Atlantic Division He had to hurry back to England because • Most consecutive wins — 9 The 16-2 mark was more than In Malin’s first two years, his W L Pet. GB he leaves soon for Rom e to keep an appoint­ Philadelphia VZ \ SKO — • Most shutouts in a season — 12 Malin anticipated, who envisioned a hooters went 0-24-2. The last three Boston 12 2 ‘A ment with Pope John Paul II. In preparation, • Most consecutive shutouts — 6 12-win campaign prior to the cam­ clubs have gone 41-12 with the last New York ft 0 .386 7 he has been studying Polish and has learned • Most goals scored in a season — paign, "Throughout the year we had Washington 4 9 i08 to say, “ Gtood day, Holy Father. My name is • pair contenders in Class L. The New Jersey 3 11 ;214 9^ N a t i o n a l f o o t b a l l l e a g u e By United Press International 69 cohesiveness, and balance between eight-year mark reads 56-59-9 with Central Division John. I come from England. I have come to Hockey American Conference • F ew est goals allow ed in a offense and defense,” the eight-year two Hartford County Conference Atlanta 8 4 .607 draw you.” 1 East season — 8 Milwaukee 8 6 i71 W L T Pet. PF PA coach reviews. (HCC) titles. Those have come the Detroit 8 6 .571 But John Norton, a-distinguished British ar­ N Y Jets 7 .6BS 286 244 • Most goals in a single game — 9 "A s the season went on we got Indiana 7 8 .467 .626 275 238 tist who has drawn or painted a considerable last two seasons. Miami 7 —twice against St, Thomas Aquinas. Chicago 6 8 .429 383 237 200 more confidence. There was always Cleve^nd 4 10 286 Buffalo 7 number of the world’s great people, spent a The Eagles appear in good shape New England 2 .187 287 277 The low point came in East’s the initial concern about relacing Western Conference few days in Manchester earlier this month John Norton Baltimore 1 . .083 209 412 Class L semifinal 1-0 sudden death in midfield and up front lor Midwest Division N a t i o n a l h o c k e V l e a g u e two scorers,” he referred to Kyle GB Central ’ „ ^ with my husband Arthur apd me on Boulder painte(j this Center halfback Eld Ansaldi, a 14- . W L Pet. Bv United Press International 9 3 0 .750 330 224 loss to Bethel High. Bethel went on Ayer and Tim McConville, who com­ San Antonio 10 4 .714 Cincinnati Road. 2 portrait of (Late Games Not Included) Pittsburgh 7 5 0 iS3 275 229 to be co-champ with Bullard-Havens bined for 43 of East’ 64 goals in ‘81, goal scorer, is back along with A1 Utah 7 5 .583 2 Wales Confu'ence Houston 5 7 0 .417 210 283 Laurent Fish, Bill Masse, Steve Dobieski and Denver 7 5 583 2 Patrick Division N O R T O N KNO W S this area so of Bridgeport in a 0-0 stalemate. “ When everything started working, Cleveland 5 7 0 .417 206 261 Houston 6 9 .400 4^ W L T Pts. GF GA Klibanoff of It was the furthest advance ever Mike Ahn among others. Doran, Kansas City 3 10 231 64 West thoroughly that he was able to guide Arthur 1 got more confidence and the kids N Y Islanders 14 4 4 32 94 73 8 4 0 .667 341 194 Dallas 1 13 ,071 9 Denver and me driving through the mazes of for an Eagle soccer squad. East had had he confidence they could get the junior Mike Stone, a big surprise Pittsburgh 11 8 4 26 » 84 8 S O .615 313 251 82B Cliffside Pacific Division Philadelphia 12 9 1 26 81 S3 Kansas City reached the Class L quarterfinals job accomplished.” with 10 goals and Ayer are among San Diego 7 5 0 383 370 312 Manchester, East Hartford, and West Hart­ Dr. Los AngelAngeles 11 .733 - N Y Rangers 8 12 2 18 73 91 5 7 0 .417 1S5 239 the year before. the top returnees up front. Portland .687 14 Washington 6 14 2 14 76 86 Oakland ford, on back roads where we would have East will be hit by graduation, but Seattle 4 6 0 333 209 289 East is set in goal with Callahan, a Phoenix 583 24 Adams Division been baffled ourselves. Herald photo by Pinto What dampened that loss was not overly severely. Among those Golden State 8 6 571 National Conference Quebec 13 10 3 29 114106 East. East was forced to go without junior departing are winger Chris junior, and Riggs, a sophomore, Seattle 6 5 546 Boston .12 7 4 28 89 72 He was introduced to this part of Connec­ San Diego 2 10 .107 W L T Pet. PF PA striker Colin Doran, an integral part with sweeperback Bob Madore and Montreal 11 6 6 28 107 S6 in 3 0 .769 299 241 ticut in the early I970’s by his friend, Leigh Ciszewski, an 11-goal scorer, winger Friday's Results Dallas 8 Buffalo 11 6 6 28 79 66 Tim Skehan set in two of the four Philadelphia 3 0 .750 297 172 Westbrook, whose mother lives in East Hart­ of its offense. He was a 14-goaI Marc Patti, a 6-goaI scorer, and Boston US. Washington 100 Hartford 3 10 6 14 66 88 V- N Y Giants 6 0 .500 242 213 scorer, a playmaker, and had three backfield slots. New York 116, Cleveland 96 Campbell Conference ford. Leigh is now a New York designer fullbacks P h ir Marciano and Rich Washington 7 0 .417 250 294 Philadelphia 124, Indiana. 112, OT Norris Division of the five tournament scores by “ W e’ll use this year as a stepping St. Louis 7 0 .417 248 337 whose styles are featured in the December and Dennis Goodwin. The latter pair Denver 123, Kansas City 1U> W L T Pts G F GA stone. I feel w e’ll be a represen­ San Antonio 114, New Jersey 86 ■ issue of Cosmopolitan. East. Doran was forced out of action were strong anchors in front of net- Minnesota 11 4 6 : 97 60 iB3 280 269 Atlanta 114, Detroit 112, OT 9 6 7 : no 96 Minnesota % tative team (in ’82) and will be Chicago Ji38 SIB 2M ' Sylvia Rosenfeld of Ellington is one of the by personal reasons, but is hoped to minders Dave Callahan and Jeff Golden State 113. Milwaukee 96 Cietroit battling again for the title in the con­ Winnipeg 88 94 iOO 217 190 friends whom Norton made through Leigh. be set for the '82 campaign. Riggs. Key reserves Bob Duley, Stu Portland at Utah, night E^troit 87100 Tampa Bay Green Bay .417 220 286 % ference and hoping in the States. Chicago- at Phoenix, night St. Louis 7 13 4 86103 He has often visited her and has painted the "N o doubt it was a void," Malin Harkins and Chris DelSignore also Chicago .231 185 285 W e’ll hope to do as well as we have San Diego at Los Angeles, night Toronto 6 12 5 62103 % daughter of the family, June Ellen Rosenfeld. admits regarding Doran's absence, graduate. Houston at Seattle, night Smythe Division San Francisco .750 270 Z14 "It took us . three-quarters of the the last two years,” Malin con­ Saturday s Games Ekimonton 131 90 In 1979, when the public educational televi­ "The Goodwins meant a lot in Atlanta 300 328 253 (A ll Tim es EiST) Vancouver 86 79 game to come up with a replace­ knowledge of the game and fun- cludes. Los Angeles .417 268 271 sion channel in Hartford, Channel 24, held its Boston at Atlanta, 7:X p.m. Calgary 89107 New Orleans JS3 166 261 Cleveland at N ew York. 8:06 p.m.' Los Angeles 66122 annual auction, Norton was so attached to Detroit at Philadelphia, 8:06 p.m. Thursday’s Results Colorado 157119 this area that he offered to paint someone’s Detroit 27, Kansas City 10 Indiana at Washington. 8:06 p.m. (Top four in each division qualify for Dallas 10. Chicago 9 portrait as a donation to the auction. New Jersey at Dallas, 8;T> p.m. Stanley Cup playoffs.) S u n d ^’s Games Oi Utah at Denver. 9:36'p.m. F riaay's Results A Manchester resident, Karen Klibanoff, Besf effort in tournament (All Times EST) Seattle at San Diego. 10;X> p.m. Washipgton 6. Montreal 2 Baltimore at New York Jets, I p.m. 82B Cliffside Drive, was the purchaser. She Sunday's Games Minnesota at Winnipeg, night Golden State at Kansas City. aft. Vancouver at Colorado, night Cincinnati at Oevcland. 1 p.m. had to wait until Norton returned to England Green Bay at Minnesota, 1 o.m. % San Antonio at Milwaukee Chicago at Edmonton, night Los Angeles at Pittsburg. 1 p.m. for some commitments, but in 1980 the pain­ stay in West Hartford with friends who had I SHOW ED Norton a jar of curry paste Houston at Los Angeles Saturday's Games r St. Louis at N ew England, 1 p.m. Chicago at Portland (All Times EST) ting started. arranged a speaking engagement at the Mon-, which 1 had bought at an India market in New Washin^n at Buffalo, 1 p.m. New York Islanders at Boston, 1:15 day Reading Club, to which Karen carried York at his suggestion, from which neither Tampa M y at New Orleans, 2 p.m. W H IL E N O R T O N paints, he talks to his Season disappointing pnis Atlanta at Houston, 4 p.m. her portrait (with difficulty, because it is Arthur nor I could remove the lid. He couldn’t Washington at Hartford, 7:36 p.m. PHILAbELPHIA (124) Denver at San Diego, 4 p.m. subjects. Leigh Westbrook says, “ You know New York Rangers- at Quebec, 7:35 full-length and big). After that he went to either. Erving 9. 6-12 24, B. Jones 8 New York Giants at San Francisco. 4 p.m. yourself far better after you are painted by 6-8 22. Dawkins 3 2-2 8, Hollins p.m. Fairfield County for lunch with the commen­ Curry is one of the many things he knows a Buffalo at Toronto. 6:06 p.m. 1 (M) 2, Cheek 6 3-4 L6. C. Jones Oakland at Seattle, 4 p.m. John.” Detroit at Pittsburgh. 8:(xi p.m. tator and editor William F. Buckley Jr., and Jot about, for Norton was born in India, in the 2 3-4 7. Toney 13 6-6 33. Mix 1 0- Monday'si8y s Gameuaiiiv He kept up a constant conversation with 0 2. Richardson 4 (M) 8, 0. Chicago at Calgary. 8:06 p.m. his wife, Pat, old friends. province of Hyderabad when its Nizam was Philadelphia at Minnesota, 9:06 p.m Philadelphia at MlatMiami, 9 p.m. ' T"- Karen. 'This is the technique which the public Johnson 1 1-1 3. Totals 4 26-37 probably the richest man in the world. despite finish at .500 124. Colorado at St. Louis. 9:06 p.m. saw in a feature on Channel 24 in which he ‘ s. 10:06 p.m. IN D IA N A (112) Vancouver at Los Angeles, IN ONE MATTER Norton’s familiarity His father was a British Civil servant in the Sunday’s Games painted Governor Ella Grasso while conduc­ Williams 2 2-2 6. Bantom 4 8-G Dela Conn N with the- area failed to come through. He days of the British Raj. He himself served in 16, C. Johnson 8 1^ 17. Buse 2 Hartford at Montreal First downs 20 23 ting what many consider the most revealing New York Islanders at Buffalo girls’ field hockey team over its remarks Manchester Coach Mary 1- 2 6, Davis 4 2-3 10. McGinness Rushes-yards 70-335 31-37 checked his big suitcase through to Hartford, the Indian Army, an(d, as a result, he can By Len Auster Quebec at New York Rangers Passing yards interview she ever had. 3 2-2 8. Orr 9 6^ 24. Knight 6 3-4 S3 296 where it was taken off the bus, forgetting that final 6-6-4 mark in '81. Faignant, "The two tournament Return yards speak fluent Urdu and Hinde. Herald Sportswriter 16. Carter 0 0^) 0. G. .^hnson 4 Toronto at Detroit 94 26 This was intended to be the pilot for a "F o r both the players and myself, games showed the way we could Edmonton at Winnipeg Passes ♦-14-0 21-41-3 he would disembark at the Quality Inn in V er­ "You didn't get an extra pip on your 2- 2 10. ToU ls 42 27-32 112. Punts series called “ Women in Pow er,” but the There was a sense of disappoint­ Phildiph 26 27 33 22 17-124 5-44.4 9-374 non. But he had clung to the smaller bag shoiilder unless you knew how to-talk with overall I’d have to say we were dis­ play. During the year we played in Fumbles-lost 3 -8 2 -1 governor’s death dampened that. However, Indiana 20 32 29 26 .*^112 which held, along with his toothbrush, his your native soldiers in their own tongue," he ment with the Manchester High appointed with the final record,” spurts and were not consistent. Penalties-yards 5-39 6-61 this tape was aired again after her death. Montreal 0 2 0 -2 real treasures of the manuscripts and dum­ recalls, adding a few criticisms of the Everyone feels our record should NEW YORK (116) When the portrait was completed, Karen Washington 122-6 mies of book that he has in preparation. American diplomats who go to remote areas have been better.” Lucas 7 3-4 17, William s 8 2-3 18. First period—1, Washington, W alter 10 Delaware 7 3 1114h-35 gave a party for the “ unveiling,” when many Webster 1 2-3 4, Smith 4 1-2 9. (Valentine, Maruk) 1:47. Penalties— Connecticut 0 0 719—26 knowing nothing of the languages. The Indians won their first two, Manchester people met Norton. Among them The book on the pope entitled, "The Pope Richardson 14 6-6 33. Cartwright 4 5-6 13. Green, Was, 3:20; Ftoblnson, Mon. 7:49; Dela-Davis 1 run (Knobloch kick) Norton is so adept linguistically that on a then dropped two of three with a tie, Russell 1 2-2 4, Carter 3 2-2 8. Newlin 2 Delorm e. Mon, 9:11; Valentine, Was, Dela-FG Knobloch 28 were Mr. and Mrs. W illiam Sleith of 32 Comes to Britain,” will be published in 6-6 9, Bradley 0 1-2 1, Copland 0 (M) 0, Conn-Markus 11 run (Carlos kick) rambling journey through the continent he went 1-1-1 over the next trio of out­ 9:11; Shutt, Mon^ 13:M; Langway, Mon, Wyllys Road, who were so impressed that England shortly before the pontiff’s visit in ing and were evenly divided (2-2-2) Dem ic 0 (H) (). Totals 44 28-34 116. 17:10; Holt. Was. 17:10; Acton, Mon, E)ela-FG Knobloch 35 was able to converse in the local tongue C L E V E L A N D (96) 18:34. Dela-Phetan 17 pass from Davis they commissioned a portrait of Iona Sleith. June. for a final 5-5-4 regular season Carr 6 1-2 11, Mitchell 10 34 23, (Phelan pass from D avis) everywhere except in the Netherlands. Joe's World Second period—2, Washington, Theberge Photo by Rhea Talley Stewart The Sleiths have entertained Norton, as docket. Edwards 9 6-7 23. Wilkerson 4 34 11. 3 (Valentine, Maruk) 6:10. 3, Montreal, Dela-Steimer 6 pass from Davis As both artists and writer, Norton presents Next time he comes to Manchester he will Silas 1 2-2 4. Washington 3 0^ 6, Robinson; 3 (Gingras, Lafleu r) 7:22. 4. (Knobloch kick) have their neighbors. Dr. and Mrs. Charles E. a book project by making a complete dummy Joe Garman “ During the season one or two Wedman 0 24 2, Huston 0 00 0, Phegley Dela-Gudzak 8 run (Knobloch kick) be able to translate for me the label on a Montreal. Larouene 6 (Lafleur) 14:02. 5, International portrait painter John Norton outside the Boulder Road Jacobson. which inr-iniJes some of the sketches. He has players would, be up for a game and 6 1-2 11, L a im b ^ r 0 (M) 0, Dillard, 1 2-2 Washington, Valentine 2 (Gartner, Pal- Ck>nn-Hugger 68 pass from Sweitzer Japanese condiment that I was given. That 4. Ford 0 OO 0. Totals 38 1909 96. home of Rhea Talley Stewart. When he left our house, he was going to the others would be flat,” Faignant m ateer) 19:31. Penalties—Hunter, Mon, (Carlos k i») • already done the Archbishop of Canterbury. language is his next project. ' New York 29 26 29 32-116. 4:10; Lapointe. Mon. 7:07; Murra^, Was, Conn-Miller 18 pass from Trivella (pass stated, “ It didn’t look like at all Cleveland ' 23 26 18 29-96 7:07; Holt, Was. double minor. 7:07. failed) times we had 11 players ready to Fouled Out-none. Total fouls—New Third period-6, Washington, Duchesne Conn-Hugger 34 pass from Trivella York 26, Cleveland 29. Technicals— 5 (Gould, Tookey) 2:30. 7, Washington, (run failed) play in the manner they could play. Phegley. A—6011. Gould 4 (Tookey) 11:47. Penalties— A-5.084. We weren’t aggressive, hung back Garner is trying ‘to get it right’ and didn’t establish our style of Thanksgiving thoughts play., “ In the tournament we were Just finished a fantastic of fact, according to many biologists aggressive and everyone was ^Bowling the Thanksgiving Day ,'dinner with my and fish and game experts, there are working together,” Faignant saw It's deja vu for 'Maverick' fans family and some friends from supposedly more deer- in the the difference. Colombia, South. America. We had northeast at this time than when the The Indians will be tapped hard by :r nine around the table, including a pilgrims arrived, I do know that if ’ graduation with the backfield left a 9 By Vernon Scott as he was in his 20s, He’d rather con his way out of trou­ cute little girl, just six months old. you look right around Manchester, shambles. Gone will be sweeper- some of the threadbare scripts that were coming his ble than fight. Now, as I sit stuffed to the gills in a you’ll be surprised at the number of back Am y Jones and backs Donna DPI Hollywood Reporter way. Bret is a pound or two heavier than in his salad days, somnelent state. I’m trying to get deer living within it’s environs and Piccarello, Pam Calhoun, Tammy HOME ENGINEERS - Jack K elly joined the cast of the series in the role bf HOLLYWOOD — It will be deja vu next week for but the old charm and guile still work for him. some thoughts together for Saturday outer edges. Shirley Eldridge 204-509, ON Maverick’s brother, Bart. An occasional guest star was Kleperis and Dawn B^avige. I3th millions of viewers who tuned in their TV sets 25 years Garner, resting between scenes in his dressing room, morning’s column. The state has also started a wild “ WeYe really getting wiped out as Marsha Donahy 204-480, R oger Moore (current James Bond of the m ovies) in the P a tty W estine 187-504, ano ago to watch the adventures o f Bret Maverick, a con- role of cousin Beau Maverick. was a study in contentment. Clearly, he was happy to be At the risk of sounding like a real turkey program, and we shall have a far as the backfield is concerned,” b ra n ^ man drifter in the Old West. back in stride once more. cornball. I ’m going to put down on season this year. Wild turkey com­ admits Faignant. Lynn Davis 192-473, Phyllis Warner Bros. Television and Garner came to the par­ Television Was experimenting with horse operas in He wore a brocaded vest, ruffled shirt, the old black paper what the day really means to ing back, salmon starting to come Left wing Pam Brown, a three- Heritage 177513, Barbara ting of the ways in a contract dispute and Garner was 1956 and one of the best of the lighthearted, comic- river-boat-gambler hat, black string tie, fancy striped me. And 1 think the day means the back up our rivers, an abundance of goal scorer, along with co-captains H igle y 193-486, E lain e replaced by a look-alike actor, Robert Colbert, also tall, adventure westerns was "Maverick” , starring Jim pants and boots. same to a lot of people, So bear with grouse and woodcock this year. Nancy Curtin and Wendy Felletter, Welnicki 452, Diane Cote dark and handsome. Garner in the title role. nie and read me out. Wow, this could be 1621. the latter out most of the year with a 454, One forgot that for the past six years Garner has been V o u ’ ra Maverick, as his name indicated, lived by his own THE NEW character was named Brent Maverick playing Jim Rockford in the highly rated "Rockford At the turkey day race this mor­ I ’m grateful apd thankful that we reoccurrence of a knee injury, and standards, milching a precarious living as best he could (close enough to sound like B ret). But the charade didn’t F iles” TV series and the dozen or so movies he’s made ning, I was hit over and over again have all of this to see, and enjoy. I ’m reserves Mary Ann Johnson and NITEOWLS - Priscilla n e '''' in card games and shady but legal commercial enter­ 'w ork. Colbert wasn’t a G am er clone. For one thing, his since he last donned Bret’s boots and spurs. by the good natured quality of the also grateful and thankful that we Cheryl Santoro also graduate. Cushman 197-479, Marion CO urts jt b a ll prises. voice wasn’t right. crowd. This is an observation that live in a country where we are Rebuilding the defense w ill be key Smith 176-475, Lisa Cox 184- Bret was a handsome dude who had a way with the “ Maverick” faded after Moore returned to star in the W H Y , G A R N E R was asked, has' he returned to has thrust itself into my con­ trying to keep our wild creatures for for '82. 488, Maureen Ward 466, ladies and a knack for exploiting greedy hustlers, last eight or nine episodes as Beau., “ Maverick” ? sciousness each race day for the last all to enjoy. Manchester will have back junior Dot Hills 470, June Rowett rustlers and road agents. Now, on Dec. 1, a quartercentury later, “Bret “ Well, I can’t think of anything better to do,” he said, umptyumpt years. Not only the To be able to plan a trip up north, netminder Evette Ela, junior links 463. M averick” rides again with Garner in the saddle at NBC grinning. crowd, but the runners too, waving and go when you want. To be able to Maureen Flanagan and Kris Ander­ M O ST O FTE N Bret rode o ff into the sunset with a “ I figure I ’m gonna keep playing Bret until I get it TRI-TOWN - Dick on Tuesday nights, th e hour-long series is being to friends and relatives as they hear the call of a loon, see moose, son, sophomore inner Jen Kohut and smile on his face, ha'ving seduced the local merchant’s right. Actually, I ’ve wanted to return to this part for a f Coons 218-209-597, Gino produced at The Burbank Studios,, headquarters for pounded past the people lining the deer, a soaring eagle, an osprey, to junior forwards Kristen English and daughter and fleeced the town’s resident dog heavy. The long time. curb. Calderone 220-559, R ay Warner Bros. see and fish for a leaping trout, a Toby Brown. The latter had a team- dog heavy was the bad guy who kicks dogs to establish “ This really isn’t a western you '-now. ‘M averick’ is a Berlin 211-565,. Bob Arendt This tim e around Bret has settled down. In the Why this observation? Why just salmon, are things to be thankful high 11 goals. the fact that he’s rotten to the core. con man who can be found in any period in history. But 200-509, Charlie Church 551, opening two-hour episode Bret wins a colorful saloon, \ -i J this day for it to penetrate into that for. Faignant sees some possible help lete Jacuzz' The history of “ Maverick” was bright but brief. It the Red Ox, in the course of a poker game in the hamlet the old west was colorful and he fits into those times thick skull of mine? Because that To be able to hunt, fish, hike and from the jayvee club, which started W ayne Gauvin 2()0-515, survived' only four years, compared to the heavily pretty well.” Rich Russell 201-541, John ■of Sweetwater. He also inherits the saloon’s $50,000 friendly feeling is really there.' Not go where you want (in most in­ the year from scratch. “ They knew steam . purseni dramatic "Gunsmoke!” which endured for 20. There’s some deja vu for Garner in the series. M iller 549, Bill Calhoun mortgage. just a facade, a veneer, but people stances) is truly a blessing and very little about field hockey and we “ M averick” also had a bumpy tim e of it. After three Sonrietimes there are as many as 25 crew members and 526, R ay B essette 535, truly being themselves. Being plea­ something else we should all be had to teach them the game. They years Gamer, a tall, handsome Oklahoman, wanted out. IT IS 1884 and Bret is now in his 40s, but he’s just as extras on the set who worked in the.original series. sant, friendly, and neighborly. I thankful for. In some totalitarian Norm Soren 507, Howie came on strong and I see a lot of He was inundated with m ovie offers. He also objected to fast with- a jibe and as averse to gunplay and fistfights Garner even has the same publicity man on the show. honestly believe that Thanksgiving countries ... forget it. You don’t prospects coming from there,” she Edwards 526, Bob Eklwards Try all our OP®" James Garner Day has an aura that does this to stand a chance to do' these things. appraised. 511, Dick Laurie 514, Dick people. And in some democracies, the land Kingsley 510, Skip For me, it’s truly a neat day is owned, the water is leased ... You McConnell 210-553, Henry and son jy'2th and because it is a family day. I really can’t hunt public forests arid fish Jarvis 210-559. am thankful that I have my family most waters the way you can here. Bowling 1 0 :0 0 a.m - all together, and that we sit down GALAXIES — Barbara i 3th fro^ V d meet - I ’m thankful to be able to hunt, A A R F - Glenda Walsh 200-482, Egad! First lunch hour and now coffee break..,. Kowall 136, Sally Phillips and enjoy a wonderful meal. And to shoot skeet, own a gun. In so fiiany Harriet Giordano 178, Romeo Dube 1 0 :0 0 P - jjy g fid share it with friends makes it even countries it is verboten to own a 134-348, Marge Agostinelli 531. o u r more pleasant. When I looked firearm. When I think of the good 134-140-381, Kathy s ta ff-. stretching exercises on their coffee around that table today, saw all the times I have had on a skeet field, or McConnell 131-353, Marlon By Adele Angle balapcing the Hartford city phone make us do excercises on our coffee on their lunch hours, they want to Y- Charlie Whelan 166-170-437, Larry bj-eaks. delicious food, listened to the trap field, and the cameradarie that Lalonde 135',- Rose Borello ad. Focus Editor , book" on one arm? How can you find breaks in the same category as peo­ spend their lunch hours talking Bates 143-146-427, Frank Kiernan You see, the thinking is if you are laughter and the conversation, I goes with it, I am most thankful, 127, Terry Monaco 126-344. out if Joe in data processing sold his p le w ho give out apples on about how far they run at night. 396, A1 Martin 135-140-394, Pat b e e r I wonder if anyone else has In really felt grateful. that I am allowed to enjoy these stretching your arms, it means you house on the Cape yet? If you are Halloween. And people who carry Uriano 383, Ward Holmes 380, John free noticed lately that the coffee break Or before they go to work in the Looking at that turkey as I started things, here in this country. racqo^eduledjy^b or can’t be stretching your mouth flexing your calve muscles and around those little clickers in super­ Wilks 139-379, Vic Abraitis 142-373, is in danger of extinction. Focus morning. to carve it also made me think of And last, but most important, I around a luscious strawberry jam breathing deeply? How can you find markets, adding up how much each Tom Turner 373, Nondo Annulli 368, tiff® "S llbon E>e<:®^pd S^O^Cot- Maybe that’s a little alarmist on donut. Adele that first Thanksgiving. According am thankful to you folks who read out if Tony in auditing has asked out purchase costs them. And people It seems to me the hollow cheeked Leo Cyr 361, Ted Backiel 357, ^f the Cior.nn a.m- an« ^our sp°^ my part, but I can’t help but be to what we have read and heard the my column. So many of you have By holding a telephone book aloft, Angle Mary in year-end reports yet if you who tell me to open up an IRA ac­ set has already gotten to lunch hour; THE worried when I hear what the table groa.ned with 'wild turkeys, gone out of your way to let me know Local sports for instance, you make you body ■— are counting the number of times count, rather than invest my extra we’re going to have to fight to keep Manchester Recreation Department and consequently your mind — more you tighten your tummy muscles? venison, rabbit, and all different how much you enjoy reading it. ANTIQUES- Chris Cowperthwaite Len Auster, Herald come m capital in sweaters and albums. ■the coffee break from going to is up to. limber, allowing you to return to Fitnessville. types of game indigenous to this Well, 1 enjoy writing it, and I ’m 125, Barbara Callahan 348, Fran sportswriter, keeps you in­ Coffee breaks are not just for Just look at lunch hour. It seems new rec director iSteve your desk, relaxed and ready to face country, certainly a little strange to thankful'that you all are giving me formed about the local coffee. They are to talk about the Remember the good old days Doyon 127-344, Bev Anderson 125- The Playoff Oub at Hartford PLAJOFF Thomson and staff sponsored a Tell you what. Meet nie at the ven­ the challenge of the Work World. boss and to complain about others. those first Colonists. the opportunity to do so. 145-373, Alice Sartwell 141-350, Alice sports world. Read the cigarettes, hard rolls and coffeie. when it was perfectly okay to com­ ding machines in five minutes. W e’ll 800 Connecticut Boulevard at Village Street CLUB Coffee Break Fitness Seminar It may be that someday com­ They are to make sure you get the 1 do know that at present, we do There, those are my thoughts. Richards 129-351, Louise Webb 149- latest in his “ Thoughts This is ail very terrific except for miserate about the lousy state of have a coffee and see if we can come East Hartford earlier this week. The rec people panies in the area w ill have legions rumor straight. And they are to have a super abundance of game in Thanksgiving Day 1981. May sound ApLENty,” regularly in one thing: how can you find out if raises over a dribbly super burger up with a petition to circulate or 372, Robin Moorhouse 129-348, Hoy Pietro, Manager want all area employers and of em p loye^ doing toe touches and the northeast right ijow. As a matter corny ... but that’s the way I feel. The Manchester Herald. M ary’s sister-in-law in accounting start rumors. and fries? Now people run on their something. Arlene St. Pierre 160-346. employees to learn about special arm stretcher iristead of consuming has had the twins yet i f ’ you are I put people who are trying to lunch hours. And, if they don’t run Make mine light. THE HERALD. Sat., Nov. 28. 1981 - 15 14 — THE HERALD, Sat., Nov. 28, 1981 W edding Surrogate mothers Advice Psychologist discovers they ore mostly mature, stable women

LOS ANGELES.(UPI) — “Surrogate mother wanted Here's test for drinkers to bear child for infertile couple.” For 16 weeks the ad ran in the classified section of a Los Angeles newspaper. DEy^R READERS; I DEAR ABBY; My hus­ it done. And the same goes / Who answered? have been aware that there band is a policeman, and for plumbers, mechanics, “What worried me, as a psychologist and a mother, is a serious drinking h e ’s one of the best. doctors, lawyers, vets, I was the question I think most people would ask,” said problem among young peo­ Although he is required to teachers, clergymen, etc. - • Dr. Nina Kellog, the psychologist who interviewed the ple. Almost everyone who Dear Abby work eight hours a day, he respondents. drinks alcohol thinks he averages 10 to 12 hours per “What kind of woman gives her child away? can handle it. If you are of Abigail Van Buren day. - Teenagers in trouble, women who can’t handle their school age and are into My problem? My hus­ DEAR ABBY; My heart A. lives — those are the ones we know about and expect. drinking, the following test band has no time to relax. bleeds for the bird owner High “I was very surprised at the kind pf women who is for you. Answer yes or no. When he is home, someone whose pet parakeet “Fred­ responded. I expected women who were weird or very 1. Do you lose time front is always coming to our dy” was set free by a perch visiting dodo who had to be poor, willing to do it to keep off welfare. This has not school because of door to talk to him about Christopher Moody sits been my experience. drinking? something related to his either a total idiot or a 10. Do your friends drink serious problem in your high atop the Sunshine “They're mostly mature, stable women in their late 2. Do you drink to lose less than you do? life. job. And when 'he’s not cruel prankster. A bird born in captivity Skyway Bridge In St. 20s or early 30s, bright and well educated, employed and shyness and build self- 11. Do you drink until the If you are interested in talking to someone who has is not equipped to fend for Petersburg, Fla. where selfsupporting.” confidence? bottle is empty? learning how to deal with a come to see hjm, he is on itself in the great outdoors. The volunteers agreed to be artificially inseminated 3. Is drinking affecting 12. Have you ever had a drinking problem, help is the telephone with he threatened to-jump A pet bird “set free” is A with the sperm from the husband of a couple, childless your reputation? loss of memory from available by calling someone else who wants 199 feet into Tampa because of the wife’s sterility. 4. Do you drink to escape drinking? Alcoholics Anonymous. It’s some information. He certain to starve or fall Bay Thursday. Highway “Most of them are already mothers and very pleased from study or home 13. Has drunk driving in your telephone book. never gets any rest. prey to cats or succumb to Patrol officers finally with their parenting, with a desire to share their gift / worries? ever put you into the And in my book, the most The police department the harsh weather con­ talked him down after with a woman whose body is not functioning. 5. Does it bother you if hospital or jail? effefctive help for an wilt not allow us to have a ditions. Sadly enough, it’s too late for Freddy, but o n e an d one-half “ I talked to three or four who Were themselves somebody says that maybe 14. Do you get annoyed alcoholic of any ange is private telephone number. hours. adopted as infants and had a happy and normal life. This you drink too much? with classes or lectures on through A.A. There are no The only way we can get please, Abby, warn others who attempt to liberate pet is their way of saying thank you, providing a child to 6. Do you have to take a drinking? dues; it’s absolutely free. any rest or privacy is to people like their parents.’' \ drink to out on a date? leave the house. birds that they are doing 15. Do you think you No questions will be asked. Mrs. Ronald J. Label them no favors — they are The results so far? “Three babies born, 12 pregnan­ 7. Do you ever get into have a pro b lem w ith You may remain Abby, please tell your sending them to their cies under way and many more coming up,” said Mrs. money troubles over alcohol? anonymous, and no one will readers that if they want to Kellogg, who became involved as a counselor to buying alcoholic talk to a policeman, to go deaths. If you answered “yes” to know you’ve been there — Lebel-Schaefer childless couples. “It is difficult to describe the beverages? down to the station and talk Those who want to one or two questions, con­ unless you tell someone. If emotional pain of many childless couples, the havoc it UPt photo to someone who is on duty. befriend our feathered 8. Have you lost friends sider it a warning. someone you care about Jo-Ann Schaefer of Manchester and Ronald James causes in their lives.” since you started drinking? has a drinking problem, A policeman earns his time friends should spread a lit­ tle seed around for the wild Lebel of Coventry were married Nov. 21 at South United Mrs. Kellogg and others involved or interested in the 9. Do you hang out now If you answered “yes” to ask about Al-Anon. For off, arid he sure needs it. birds this winter. Methodist Church. surrogate search — doctors, lawyers, religious critics — . Dr. William G. Karow, chief physician of the study of the biological alternatives that are with a crowd that can get three or' more questions, teen-agers, it’s Alateen. COP’S WIFE The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Fern Schaefer of formed the Surrogate Parent Foundation to promote Surrogate Parent Foundation, stands next to expanding the possibilities of human liquor easily? alcohol has become a TENNESSEE BIRD Good luck and God bless. DEAR WIFE; Consider LOVER Manchester and the late William Schaefer. The groom is study of the biological alternatives that are expanding a video microscope which shows live sperm reproduction. the son of Mr-, and Mrs. Harold Lebel of Coventry. the possibilities of human reproduction. on its screen. The foundation promotes The Rev. George Webb officiated'at the double ring The foundation is sponsoring a symposium today at ceremony. Mrs. Karen Claing, sister of the bride, was Whittier College Law School for those involved in the matron of honor. Bridesmaids were Ms. Laura Liebon of surrogate mother movement, including surrogates, psy­ enforceability of contract — if the surrogate changes personal interviews that turned up "one to three women East Hartford and Mrs. Christine Halla of Middletown, chological researchers, a Roman Catholic priest and her mind and does not wish to give up the child, it’s im­ a week who could probably be used as surrogate Trying too hard for baby? R.I., friends of the bride. state Assemblyman Mike Roos, who will discuss possible to enforce. mothers.” Steven Lebel. of Hartford, brother of the groom, was. proposed changes in state law. “There are major moral, ethical, religious, legal and “About half were single and half were married — in best man. Ushers were Mark Silbo of Hartford, cousin “My partner and I were attorneys for a physician \yho sociological questions involved. In effect we are which case the volunteer’s husband must give, full and UPI photo of the groom and Robert W. Schaefer of Manchester, active support to her or we’d have a legal mess on. our DEAR DR. LAMB; My got involved in a surrogate motherhood case and asked redefining human relationships, saying there are York, NY 10019, There are that it was not poor cir­ brother of the bride. hands.” husband and I have been us to do the legal work,” said the foundation's attorney, women who biologically give birth to a child, and yet only a few days each cycle culation and I don’t smoke. The couple, left on a wedding trip to the Poconos after William W. Handel. , Adoptive parents pay $15,000 to $20,000 for the service trying for a baby for the should not be thought of as its mother.” that a woman can get preg­ Is it poor circulation and the reception at the Elk's Club. “We thought that wouldn't be too complicated, but The newspaper ad brought in some calls from “just — about twice the cost of an infant from a private adop­ past seven months but we Supermarket Shopper Both work at Aetna Life & Casualty, Hartford. They tion agency, but without the years of waiting — of which nant. what do you advise? when we looked into it we found ourselves in an area plain lunatics,” Handel said, but preliminary screening haven’t had any luck. Our Yolir Health If you chart your will make their home in Manchester. ^ beyond the law. a legal morass. There is the problem of the surrogate mother gets $5,000 to $10,(|00, Handel said. produced “five or six good calls a day,” which led to family doctor has done a temperature accurately complete physical on both DEAR READER; You are 1. each month, pay attention Lawrence Lamb, M.D. describing Raynaud’s syn­ of us and everything X ot the change in mucus checks out OK. and chart youi^ei lods, you drome. And current Markets offer E ngaged Several of our friends will soon learn to recognize thinking is that there is have said that we are the most fertile period. some change in the Computer trying too hard. Is this arteries involved, which That will help you know possible? My sister-in-law may be from many may not be trying too hard For example, your tubes when you are most likely to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sampl of tells me that she had trou­ get pregnant. It will also different diseases, that ble conceiving her first but you may be too im­ may be closed or your body results in the arteries ten­ diet programs Newington announce the engage­ patient. Doctors don’t real­ may be “ allergic” to his establish whether or not ment of their daughter, Susan child also. When she finally you are ovulating. ding to go into spasm. The Elizabeth Sampl, to Gregory Paul performs conceived she said it had ly start worrying about a sperm. I hope your biggest spasm causes the Nolin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Delmas something to do with a couple’s fertility until at problem is one time will DEAR DR. LAMB; I changes you complain of. By Martin Sloane r ■“1 Nolin of 139 Walker St., Manchester. temperature chart and the least a year has passed. It take care of. am 70 years old, 6 feet tall Keeping the hands and the One of the greatest I The prespective bride is a time of the month. Could doesn’t happen every time. Now, your sister-in-law and weigh 190 pounds. For whole body warm is impor­ problems for people on new I And as many as 15 percent graduate of St. Joseph College and is ' ' you please send us some in­ ^was talking about the nor­ the past two years during tant. So is not smoking. diets is supermarket shop­ I Clip ‘n’ file refunds of coliples are infertile. employed by the Day Treatment formation on this or the mal menstrual cycle. I am cold weather my fingers Anyone with this problem ping. I marriages With management and sending you The Health All of the familiar Clip out this file and keep it with similar cash-off best time for me to con­ turn white and go numb. should have an examina­ Service of West Hartford. The treatment the number is coupons— beverage refund, offers with beverage prospective groom is a graduate of ceive. Letter number 17-2, Even wearing gloves tion. products that have been, reduced to 5 or 10 percent, Female Reproductive doesn’t help. This iasts regulars on the shopping coupons, for example. Start collecting the needed manchester Community College and DEAR READER; la m which is still pretty large. Function, which explains about one or two hours or list must be carefully in­ proofs of purchase while looking for the required is employed at Pratt & Whitney Air­ By UPl-Science Digest continually amazed at how A simple treatment to I don’t know what your this to you. Others who until 1 warm my hands, vestigated. Many are dis­ refund forms at the supermarket, in newspapers craft, East Hartford. many adults never learn relieve the condition is to As any kid who has ever dropped a whole examination included but want this issue can send 75 thenthe color returns and whirl the arms around and covered to be '’off limits.” and magazines, and when trading with friends. A June 26 wedding is planned. the normal biological week’s allowance at a modem amusement you may need to consult a cents with a long, stamped, the numbnesss disappears. around like a windmiil. The Now begins a slow and Offers may not be available in all areas of the coun­ arcade can tell you, computers have come a rhythms and the problems gynecologist or, if possible,' self-addressed envelope for painstaking search for new try.' Allow 10 weeks to receive each refund. that failure to learn these This happens only in cold centrifugal force drives )- long way. Not only can they entertain you, go to a fertility clinic. You it to me, in care of this weatheer or when I touch blood into the area of items that meet the dietary The fullowinf; refund offers are w

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Insight ® ® ® Wheel Of Fortune (TUE.), 'Bhowani Junction' (THUR.), he finished his education — there are no colleges of any tual deprogramming at the Join Us For Some (O Brady Bunch (2D News-Weather-Sports (X) 9 9 The Love Boel A widow and inalargehouaeandalmost meets the ® National Football League ) Forum 38 Around" 1960 GaryBusey. Annette 10:00 ® Movie (Tue.) 'Forbidden ‘Zero To Sixty'(FRI.) sort on Tahiti — he rushed back to paradise. CO ^ Richie RIch-Scooby And (29-Guitar With Frederick Noad her spinster sister find romance with same fate. (2 hra.) Game B Movla hands of an ex-cultist. The O'Toole A clumsy country boy ^ CBS Sunday Morning Planet' ® Carter Country Scrappy Doo (39 Tony Brown’s Journal an English lord; and a husband and (S) News (Ed Sullivans 11:35 He doesn’t believe a big film industry here is possible, film graphically portrays Christmas Magic, as the stumbles through his first days at (D Woody Woodpecker And ® Our Mlae Brooke ®CarolBurnettAndFrlende(Exc. (O Dr. Who ‘Invasion Of Tim e', 'The ■ 2:00 college untilhemeelsa coed. (Rated wife celebrating a wedding ® Sha Na Na Quest: Bobby 4:30 ® An Evening At The Impirov Friende 9 9 Movie ® Love Boat Wed.) at least not in the foreseeable future. There are some the cult’s corrupt methods Robots' (X) Movie-(Cartoon) ** "Journey PG) (101 mins.) anniversary discover that a ^ d e ll. (39 Movie 5:16 CD Maas For The First Sunday Of 11:45 11:30 Manchester Youth Ballet (3D SportsCenter Back To Oz" 1972 Voicds of Liza (2D Press Box Washington bureau difference of opinion may lead to ® NFL Review And Preview ® Feetival Of Faith 9 9 Hermano Pablo technicians here, but not many. There are no film labs of indoctrinating its Advent (S Movie ^ AM In The Family ® A rt Of Cooking Pol Martin Minnelli,MickeyRooney Dorothy chief and guest correspondents divorce. (60 mins.) (Closed- 1:15 ® WaakendHaroes 5:19 here, however, and all the film Arnaud shoots must be members, and very nearly dem onstrates his culinary skills. Captioned. U.S.A.) ® ABC News (3D Collage Basketball ® Movie 12:00 GD Family Feud p resen ts returnatoOztoseeallherfrie.ndsand discuss everits of the week. (39 InaldeTheNFL ® ® ® Battleetere (Q) Mister Rogare (Exc. Tua.) (23lMovle-(Drama)*** “ TlmeAfter 1:30 5:00 ' (E) Newt sent to Los Angeles for processing. . makes up in a brashness encounters the wicked wifch of the ' (23>Movle-(Drama)*** "TlmeAfter ^ College Basketball Pittsburgh CO) Lifestyles DMovie(Wed.,FrL)'QoinglnStyle' 6:20 "Twas The Night Before Christmas" T im e " 1979 Malcolm McDowell, west's Bister. (2 hrs ) Tim e" 1979 Malcolm McDowell.' vs Alabama-Birmingham GD ABC News X Bionic Woman ® Qymnaetlce ® Mister Rogart TV has begun here, so there are a few jobs available.in and intensity what it lacks ® Spiritual Crusade ® Take Two ED.). ‘Forbidden Planet' (FRI.) CARBON David Warner. 'Jack the Ripper' CX) Little Rascals W S t (S) Style X Ronald I Reagan: At Horn# On "Cappriccio" David Warner 'Jack the Ripper' Ths Naihvlll* Palac* Host: (2D Newsmaker Sunday 1 Midday Indapandant Natwork (Q) M later Rogara (Tua.) that area. But, mostly, the TV shown is imported from in psychological insight. moves into the 21st century via H.G. (X) Movie-(Comedy) ** "Wistful Joe Namath. Guests: George ® Twilight Zone The Range ® The Athletes moves into the 21st century via H.G. ® Chalice Of Salvation 5:30 W ells' time machine and WeMs Widow Of Wagon Gap" 1947 W ells' time machine and Wells Goober Lindsey, Cathy Rigby, Ed (& USAF Religious Film ^ 12:06 either United States or France. Arnaud says that GRADE: B-niinuH. 1® Sports America CD Hardy Boye-Nency Drew Sd In-School Programming ^ ® Nawa follows swiftly behind to stop this Abbott and Costello. Marjorie Main. Bruce. Charlie McClain. (60 mins.) 2:00 iterles ® Entertainment This Week Manchester High School follows swiftly behind to stop this ® Sacrifice Of The Mast 11:57 0 What'a Happening American programs are more popular with the Tahi­ maniacal surgeon (Rated PG) (2 Twozaniestra vet out west and tangle maniacal surgeon. (Rated PG) (2 (2D Nawsmaker Saturday ® SportsCenter NASCAR Auto Racing 12:30 0 ® Entertainment Tonight e COPV ® Rex Humbard CDCD Nawabreak CHAI'I L SOLITAIRE 7:30 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 28th. hrs.) ' with a set of tough hombres. (00 ® Movie -(Drams) **Vk "Hard­ ShaNaNa X Community Calender tian, just as American movies are more popular than hrs ) ® HHWH7!4ViJ477WNBC Tha 10:25 2$ Nancy Savln-The Arts mins.) . Nashville Palace core" 1979 George C. Scott. Peter CD Movie (R) — Marie-Franc c Tickets available at the door or call (29 Sneak Previews Critics Gene IB) Electric Company Naws-Waather-Sporta AFTERNOON ® ESPN's SportsForum (Thur.) the French movies. ( 8 Ask The Manager Boyle. A father searches for hie Alias Smith And Jones ® Movie 043-5710 l AVCO EfvIBASSv (I9Movle-(Comedy)** "InGodWe Siskel and Roger Ebert review the (B)Movle-(Drama)*** "ForWhom 10:30 ® Movie (Exc. Mon., Fri.) Wild PiHier, Timothy Dallun, 10:26 runaway daughter. It's an intense, I Movie ® Listen 12:00 And even Tahitian movies, such as “ Moemoea,” do siCJURES Po ease Trust" 1960 MartyFeldman,Louise la test films. The Bell Tolla” 1943 Gary Cooper. CD Television Mass .Babiea' (TUE.). ‘Nikki, Wild Dog Of Rutger Hauer, Karen (22 Ask NBC News Lesser Amonkisappointedlogoout Ingrid Bergman. U.S. Mercenary shocking look at thegrim underworld Survival 12:35 ~3CDCD News ivp.v “ - P-."i»brCf' (39 Black Perspective Kids Are People Too The North* (WED.), 'Three Warriors' not draw the audiences that American films do. 10:30 into the outside world to find money ofthepornographybusiness. (Rated I Movie CD CollegeFootbaH'81 3 Midday lilark. (Biography) How ^Adults...... '....$ 3.50 (39 Jeffersons (Captioned) flghtsforSpainwith a motley groupof (X) That’a The Spirit n>IUR.) (X) CO The Popeye And Olive p..uB8nts (2 hrs.) R )( 108 mins.) 5:30 12:45 } Up To The Minute for the monastery's mortgage 6:30 ® World Tomorrow ® Dr. Scott On Hebrews did Coco Chanel ^'Students & Sr. Citizens...... $2.00 ' Show ^ a te d PG) (97 mins.) ® S po rts CD Thoughts To Live By D UvJna Faith (X)(X) CBS News 9:10 ® Movie I That’s Hollywood ® CInemax Short Feature revolutionize the fashion Escape From (O Laurel And Hardy Laughtoons (iD Accent On Living (X) wild Kingdotn 'E lephant (29 Movie-(Drama)*** "A Star la ® K ojak D Pree4 Box ® Faith For Today I ® ® Paeaword Plue (Wed.) (ID NFL Game Of The Week (R) ® Risk Of Marriage 10:45 1:00 } Take Two 29 Movie -(Mystery) ** "Shat­ Shikar' Born" 1937 Janet Gaynor, Fredric ® Jewish Life I) ABC Sportebe ® Lottery Show (Thur.) world? You won’t find out (3?) Movie-(Mystery) ••* “The tered" Peter Finch, Shelly Winters. 2 9 ® (3 9 NBC N e w t March. Traces the riselo stardom of 2:30 (D Mission Impoaalble ) Varloue Programming ® Jeffereone (Captioned) H .Y . City Thirty-Nine Steps" 1960 Robert (ID College Baeketbell Kansas City 11:00 . ^ Coltegs Basketball _ > Movie 'O.S.S.' (MON ), 'The from this trite film which TaFe about a man who lo s e s touch (2D Medicine And Your Health a stage-struck woman who's hetped CD Little Rascals EVENING 6:35 va North Carolina (R) ® Newe-Waathar-Sports Condemned of Altona' (TUE.). ‘Dial Bridge 'is more concerned with the ® Old Time Gospel Hour eloo ® Movie Continues (Thur.) ® Here'aHow ® ABC News Hot Line' (WED.), 'Sign of the Pagan' great designer’s sex life 23lMovle-(Drama)*** "TlmeAfter Davay And Goliath D Movie 1:06 rmUR.), ‘Pacific Destiny' (FRI.) EYE FOR D ® Newt Tim e” 1979 Malcolm McDowell, Movie CD ABC News ® Family Feud than with her D BattleslarQalactIca David Warner. ‘Jack the Ripper' ® Sunday At The King’s House ® Laurel And Hardy 12:30 achievements. Coco AN EYE moves into the 21 at century via H.G. (S) Newa-Weather-SDOrts D Movie 1:16 ^ QD Young And The Restlese The following are the results of, the Manchester S I Meet The Press Personal advice Chanel remains a singular­ W ells' time machine and Wells ® Solid Gold Q D® ^an’eHope Bridge Club games of Nov. 23 for the Open Pairs Club DOUBLE BILL follows swiftly behind to stop thia ® ® ® Doctors ly unappealing character Deena Freeman’s Abigail Van Buren offers maniacal surgeon. (Rated PG) (2 O Movie (Mon.) 'Allred The Championship: as sketchly delineated in hrs.) Greer personal advice daily in North-South:. Frankie Brown and Faye Lawrence; S T A ^ M M O ‘Too Close for Comfort” 3:00 12:88 the screenplay and stiffly ^ Newe-Weether one of America’s best-read and Burt Smyth and Flo Smyth. A breath of fresh air has hit CD® FYI portrayed by Miss Pisier. we had our April, She has (X)Movle-(Drsma)**V4 "Illegal" 1:00 columns, “ Dear Abby,” in East-West: Sue Henry and Sara Mendelsohn and Hollywood, and she has the And rumor has it that even P'esence and a spontaneity 1956 Edward G. Robinson, Nina Sunday ® ® All My Children The Manchester Herald’s Murray Powell and Alice Moe. Sue Henry and Sara cast and crew of ABC’s "Too that leaps out at you . . . Then Foch. An ax D A. becomes mixed-up X U f a Make A Deal the costumes are not all w ith gangslera, leading to hia w ife 's ® NASCAR Auto Racing (Mon.) Focus section. Mendelsohn were the overall ‘winners. HELL Close for Comfort" fumbling for put that together with a voice Im plication In a crim e. (90 mins.) that accurate. Warning; | words to describe her. She's that’s hard to describe—well, it CiD Movie -(Science-Fiction) * Loni Anderson starts out as explicit sex, GRADE: C- Deena Freeman, who portrays just comes together and works, "Destination Saturn" 1939 Buster an innocent smalltown girl minus. Crebbe, Conetarice Moore. A giant NIGHT Ted Knight’s niece, April Rush, that’s all." whose church-singer sweet­ dirigible crashes on an Arctic CHARIOr.S OF EIRE N O V .28 & 29 in the hit series Ted Knight, who stars as mountain. Suspended by Nervano ness makes her the toast of BIRTHDAY ALMANAC The sleruer, green-eyed Henry Rush, the head of the gaa. Flash Gordon and hia buddy are ComplM by th« aditori of T7» World Mm tnac Book of Who (PG) — Ben CrusH, Ian still alive when freed SOOyearelater. Chicago’s frenzied nightlife in Deena, with a pixie haircut lliarlesun. (Drama) unpredictable San Francisco M l 9 mine.) the roaring 1920s, . but the SATURDAY 10-9 SUNDAY 10-6 precisely framing a pretty face family, attempted to describe ® NewB Wrap-Up C. itically acclaimed ® Qunsmoka price of success in this gang- Nov. 29 — Louiaa May Alcolt (1832-1888), the author tions and NATU supreme allied commander, Europe, that always seems to find Deena, ending up with: "She’s Ei.glish study of two 3:05 whose autobiographical novel “ Little Women” brought 1974-1979. reason to smile, evokes such, run world is her innocence, her brilliant young runners — a welcome addition to our cast. CD MomantOfMadltatlon her nationwide fame aa a writer. She was also active in Dec. 3 — Joaoph Conrad (1857-1924), the Poland- KEENEY STREET remarks as "Well, she’s a cross Her personality differs from 3:13 sweetness and possibly her life one a Scottish religious TIME (E) Movla KM y>l*ry)»M "Woman the women's suffrage and temperance movements. born novelist and short-story writer whose work is between . . . uh ... . and . . . Deborah Van Valkenburgh and in SIZZLE, a world premiere on zealot, the other a fiery In O r a a n " 1945 Basil Rathbona.; Nov. 30 — Sir Winston Churchill (1874-1966). the admired for Its rich English prose, although English was GRAMMAR SCHOOL uh’’ or "She reminds me Lydra Cornell (Henry's two Nigal Bruce. Sherlock Holmes, “The ABC Sunday Night English statesman and author whose leadership and his adopted language. His novels include “ Lord Jim" Jew from Cambridge — BANDITS o f. . , ijh.” daughters Jackie and Sara), celled in to solve the case of the Movie," November 29. sthTlng oratory Inspired his nation during Worjd War II. and "Nostromo.” who point their lives 179 Keeney St. - Manchester But veteran writer-producer ‘fingermurder.’dlBcoversthethieold didn’t and the character she portrays enemy Professor Moriertyandanevil John Forsythe of "Dynasty" He was awarded the Nobel Prize lor literature in 1953. Dec. 4 — Maria Callsa (1923-1977), the popular toward victory at the 1924 Arne Sultan says, "She’s going as a free spirit in wild clothes woman are behind It. (106 mine.) co-stars as a ruthless gangster Dec. 1 — Richard Pryor (1840-), the comedian and opera soprano whose talents made possible the revival Olympic games. This is a 30 Dealers - Refreshment Bar make history, to be a big star: We auditioned makes for a -m arked and in­ 4:00 actor who la popular on television and in performance of many 19th-century bel canto works that had long 2 9 M ovie'(Com edy)** ".Nothing who sends Loni into prostitu­ true story, and beautifully a lot of people, but as soon as they stole it! teresting contrast." Personal" igso Suzanne Som er. tion. and Is renowned for his Irreverent humor. His films been dropped from standard repertoires. mounted on screen. A bit Deena read for us we knew that TV COMmiOQ U llV ief I, MC. Donald Sutherland. Harvard include "Bustin’ Loose” and “Stir Crazy." Doc. 5 — Strom Thurmond (1902- ), the U.S. sena­ on the cold side emotional­ S - 1 . 5 0 Admission^ 1 . 2 5 w ith this ad edu cate d la w ye r falls in love w ith e CHECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME. Dec. 2 — Alexander Haig (1914- ), the secretary of tor from South Carolina since 1955 and a longtime ly, but well, worth your college prof eaaorwhiletryingtohelp • COM»UlOC tIa v K It INC state and former U.S. Army general. He was a presi­ spokesman lor Southern conservatism. He was the him stop heartidas land developera SPONSOR: MUCHESTER ROTARY CLUR dential assistant during the Nixon and Ford administra­ States' Rights presidential candidate In 1948. attention. GRADE.: A- P L E A S E C A U T H E A T R E from killing b aby seals. (R ated PG) , minuH. • -- <9,-1.!

18 - THE HERALD. Sat., Nov, 28, 1981 THE. HERALD, Sat., Nov. 28, 1981 - 19 Anni* — Leonard Starr

North Methodist events . . I - I ■ Events scheduled next week at North United Religious Services I ’M LEftVINa, 1 I WOULPN’T PEEAH OF Methodist Church are as follows:, Astro-graph MB. AM. IT, MY 60Y. YOU HAVE Crossword Tuesday — 7 p.m. Nominating Committee; 7 p.m. DON’T TRY im x n H T WORE TO PQ TOSTIOPME' Bazaar Workshop. AVERY STREET CHRISTIAN Thursday — 7:30 p.m. Membership Committee St. Capt. and Mrs. Arthur Andover Carlson, corps officers. 9:30 a.m.. REFORMED CHURCH. Rev. Bert Nov«nb«r29, IN I TAURUS (Aprs IIMIllay 20) Van Antwerpen, pastor. 9:45 a.m., meeting. Sunday school: 10:45 a.m., Projacts with the greatest Others may not readily take to 50 Indolent Answer to Previous Puzzle FIRST CONQREQATIONAL holiness meeting: 6 p.m., open- Sunday school; 11 fl-ni. and 7 potential yield are the ones to your Ideas today if they are ACROSS CHURCH of Andover. UCC. air meeting; 7 p.m., salvation p.m., worship service, nursery at which you should give the most presented In loo factual and 53 Thigh bone Route 6 at Long Hill Road. Rev. meeting. i both services. attention In the year ahead If drab a fashion. Add touches of 1 Most terrible (Pl.) MESSIAH EVANGELICAL Unitarians hear Tulisano Richard H. Taylor, pastor. 9:30 UNITED (PENTECOSTAL you give them sumclent lime color to your words and they'll 7 Order 55 Very heavy a.m. Church school; 11 a.m. CHURCH. 187 Woodbridge St. LUTHERAN CHURCH (Wisconsin and effort you'll be on the road be accepted. 13 Opthalmic 56 Mutate □□□□□ID □□□□□ worship service with nursery, Rev. Marvin Stuart, minister. 10 Synod). 300 Buckland Road. Rev. which leads to success GEMMt (May 21-Juns 20) You 14 Chalk remover 57 Bug The Honorable Richard D. Tulisano, state represen­ Ronald Muetjel, pastor. 9:30 a.m., coffee hour after service. a.m., Sunday school; 11 a 'Ti - SAOITTAmuS (Nov. 23-Oae. are by nature rather curious, 15 Force 58 Leased aciranBC] naiDE] tative for Rocky Hill and House chairman of the worship: 6:30 p.m., prayer; 7 worship service; 10:30 a.m., Sun­ 21) Normally you are very gen­ and most of your friends 16 Stinging plant day school. General Assembly Judiciary Committee will speak at Bolton p.m., worship. erous and sharing, but today understand and accept this. 17 Madame DOWN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, 43 OUR SAVIOR LUTHERAN you could step out of character Today, however, don't ask (abbr.) the Unitarian meetinghouse, 153 W. Vernon St., CHURCH. (Missouri Synod) 239 CHURCH OF ST. MAURICE. 32 Spruce St. Rev. Richard Gray, and be e little too concerned prying questions about things 18 Government 1 Inevitable out­ Manchester Sunday at 10:30 a.m. Graham Road. Rev. Rolf A. you shouldn't. Hebron Road. The Rev. J. Clifford pastor. 10:30 a.m., worship ser­ with taking care of No. 1 . - agent come Buchmann. pastor, 9 a.m., CANCER (June 21-July 22) BOaBIIl CIBniDBIB Tulisano will discuss legislative responses to Curtin, pastor. Saturday mass at vice. nursery; 9:15 a.m., Sunday Romance, travel, luck Motley’s Crew — Templeton & Forman (comp.wd.) 2 Missile Worship service; 10:15 a.m., Bi­ Instead of dictating what you problems facing the state that affect constitutional 5 p.m.; Sunday masses at 7:30, school: 7 p.m., informal worship. raeources, possible pitfalls and 20 Antlered 3 Precept career for the coming months fool everyone should do today, rights of speech, assembly, press and'religion. Primary 9:15 and 11 a.m. ST. JOHN’S POLISH ble class. I animal 4 Samuel's are all discussed In your Astro- take Into consideration the 21 Equality State BOLTON UNITED METHODIST NATIONAL CATHOLIC CHURCH, teacher focus will be on recent legislative proposals directed at CHURCH. 1040 Boston Turnpike. 23 Golway St. Rev. Walter A. Graph which begins vrith your likes and wishes of your 24 Arizona river 22 Hockey 38 Mountain near Vernon YA SOTTA REMEMBER, 5 Poorly cults, the Ku Klux Klan and newsroom searches. Rev. Marjorie Hlles. pastor. 9:30 Hyszko, pastor. 9 a.m., mass In birthday. Mall $ t tor each to companions. Strike a happy I OfZD&HBD TW O ■ OH HB/.STUPtD. ^ 27 Hastiness league (abbr.) ancient Troy medium. supported. a.m., church school; 11 a.m., English; 10:30 a.m.,, mass in ST. JOSEPH CHURCH. 33 Astro-Graph, Box 489, Radio 0EBR5 BUT THE M VEAH? WHBRe^S OUR MIKE/ THE 60UEAKY 31 Thailand's 23 Bit at Nursery care is available. U O (July 23-Aug. 22) Subdue 6 Quivering 39 Focus worship service, nursery. English and Polish. West St.. Rockville. Saturday City Station, N.Y. 10019 Be WHEEL BE15 THE neighbor 24 Grateful the temptation to s w e ^ under EiARTENPeBAINT„ T WATCH BEERr/ motion 42 Unsophisti­ ST. GEORGE’S EPISCOPAL ST. BARTHOLOMEW’S masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sunday sure to spedly birth date. 32 Hawaiian 25 Villain in 'the rug again today duties BftPU&HT 'EM >€T.THIS/ e-KEASE. 7 Actor Weaver cated CHURCH, Boston Turnpike. Rev. CHURCH, 741 E. Middle Turn­ j CAPIUCORN (Dec 22-Jen. 19) porch masses at 8:30 (Polish), 10 and you’ve neglected, even It doing "Othello" John C. Holllger, vicar. 10 a.m., Don 1 let yoursell be placed In a h - 8 Resentment 43 Pretty (Fr.) At Emanuel Lutheran pike. Rev. Martin J. Scholsky. 111:15 a.m. so cuts into that tree lime you 33 Ruby type 26 Clay and sand Family Eucharist; 11 a.m.. position which encumbers your 9 Betrayer (st.) 44 Solar disc pastor. Saturday mass at 5 p.m.; ROCKVILLE BAPTIST were planning on. 35 Accustomed mixture Nursery program and coffee mobility today. When your 10 Family of , Events scheduled at Emanuel Lutheran Church next Sunday masses at 8:30, 10 and CHURCH. 69 Union St. Rev. VtROO (Aug. 23-8spL 22) The 36 Homemade 45 Slant fellowship. movements are restricted It medieval 28 Baseballer week are as follows: 11:30 a.m. Robert L. LaCounte. pastor. 9 social gatherings you might 40 Being (Lat.) 47 Turn down BOLTON CONGREGATIONAL ST. JAMES CHURCH, Rev. will cause you frustrations. Ferrara Slaughter a.m., worship service; 10:15 a.m.. AOUAMUB (Jan. 20-Fab. igi find to be the most fun today '41 Road closed 48 Roof edge Sunday — 12:30 p.m., Youth Group Executive Board CHURCH. 228 Bolton Center William F. CarrPII, Rev. Francis V. 11 Jail room 29 Deprived of Sunday school: 7 p.m., evening will be ones where the group is at one end (2 49 Uncultivated meeting, 6:30 p.m., Junior High Youth meet in Luther Road at the Green. Rev. J. Stan­ Krukowski, Rev. Robert. Bur­ Your Instincts will direct you to 12 Excursion (Fr.) service. bo compassionate and gener­ small and Intimate. A larger wds.) ton Conover, minister; 9:30 a.m., bank, team ministry; Rev. Edward SACRED HEART CHURCH. 19 Physician's as­ 30 Position plant Hall; 6:15 p.m.. Senior High Youth Group will meet at ous today, but your prudence crowd could present frustra- 43 Boxing blow worship service, Sunday School, J. Reardon. Saturday masses at 5 34 Noun suffix 51 Type of poem church to car pool to meeting at Clulow’s. Route 30. Rev. Ralph Kelley, and practicality may give you tlona. 46 Actress sociation nursery; 10:30 a.m. Coffee Hour and 7:30 p.m.; Sunday masses at 52 Dry,as wine pastor: Rev. Michael Donohue. more reasons to act otherwise URRA (Sept 23-Oet 21) If ± b S Turner (abbr.) 37 Distinctive Monday — 3:30 p.m. — Staff meeting; 7 p.m.. Junior in Chandler Hall; 10;45 a.m. 7:30. 9 and 10:30 and noon; and Saturday mass at 5 p.m.; Sunday .. PWCE8 (Feb. 2(Hllarch 20) your conscience tells you that 47 Semite 21 Squandered quality 54 Good (Fr.) 2 High Pareilts meeting. Forum Program. at 5 p.m. masses at 7:30, 9,10:30 a.m. and D oni be wllhdrawn or hold you haven't spent as much ST. BRIDGET CHURCH. 70 Tuesday — 10 a.m., Beethoven Singers; 4 p.m.. noon. back today when among lime with the family as you 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 - 10 11 12 Cherub and Junior Choirs rehearsal; 6:30 p.m., Lucia Coventry Main St. Rev. Philip A. Sheridan ST. JOHN’S EPISCOPAL friends. Force yourself to be should laloty, plan something Winnie Winkle — Henry Raduta and J.K.S. Pageant rehearsal; 6:30 p.m., Emanuel Church Women and Rev. Emilio P. Padelli, co­ CHURCH. Route 30. Rev. Robert warm and outgoing. Your at homo today which excludes pastors. Saturday masses at 5 13 14 Potluck supper and meeting: 6:30 to 9:30 p.m., C.P.R. COVENTRY PRESBYTERIAN H. Wellner, rector. 0 a.m., com­ behavior will cause them to act outeiders. CHURCH, Route 44-A and Trow­ and 7:30 p.m; Sunday masses at munion; 10 a.m., family service ■ slmMorty. | MORFIO (Oct 24410V. 22) I PONT KNOVV Training; 7:30 p.m.. Toastmasters. bridge Road. Rev. Brad Evans, 7:30, 9, 10:30 and noon. and church school. AME8, (March 21-a U n I I ) Think of life as a game today IMAGINE THOSE PONT THEY KNOW BIRPIE... SHE IS? THEN. WE'P 15 16 JEHOVAH’S WITNESSES. 647 Wednesday — 12 p.m.. Area V Clergy Luncheon; 3;30 p asto r. Sunday, 9:30 a.'m. VERNON a s s e m b l ie s OF Beware ol tendencies today to rather than something which Is ■RJRKEyS... wyy" THEY WERE W O ^ t N S , SHE'S A BETTER KEEP AN worship; 10:45 a.m. Sunday Tolland Turnpike. 9:30 a.m.. Bible GOD CHURCH. 51 Old Town fraught with obstacles. It you p.m.. Emergency Shelter committee; 6:30 to 9:30 p.m., .m ake that which la relatlveiy TRYING TO SO AFRAIP TD l/SiEfWTB? noMeN V£RY E Y £ m THEM... 17 18 19 20 school; 7 p.m. Bible study and discourse; 10:20 a.m., group dis­ Road. Rockville. Rev. Michelino eaay more difticult. If you think don't taka yourself or events C.P.R. Training; 7 p.m., MARCH, Inc.; 7:30 p.m., aiLL THE WOOL TEIL- US THEY OURSELVES ? HOW A4AKE SURE THIS fellowship. Wednesday. 7:30 p.m. cussion. Ricci, pastor. 11:00 a.m. and 6:30 something Is hard, you'll tlgure too teriously, you’ll have tun. PRSTTY J■ HIREP A GIRL 21 8 Emanuel Choir. prayer meeting. ZION EVANGELICAL p.m., worship services. out ways to make It so. (HEWSPAPEn tnref»>l«a€ ASSN.) OVER 0(JR OOULP JKf POSSIBLY YOUNG, RE/WAINS A S a S M E S S 22 23 Thursday — 10 a.m.. Prayer Group; 11:15 a.m.. Care PRINCE OF PEACE LUTHERAN CHURCH (Missouri VERNON UNITED METHODIST \ EYES? TO HELP IN THBR O 0 J B C T TO LAPY EELATtONSHtpf & Visitation; 11:45 a m., Bible Study/Bag Lunch; 12 LUTHERAN CHURCH. Route 31 Synod). Cooper and High streets. CHURCH, Route 30. Rev. STORE/ THEIR HIRING A 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 and North River Road. Rev. W. H; Rev. Charles W. Kuhl, pastor, 9 Marjorie Hlles, pastor. 9:15 a.m. f^£AHALe p.m., Manchester Community Services Council; 3;45 Wilkens, pastor. 9 a.m., Sunday a,m.. Divine worship: 10:15 a.m church school; 9:15 a.m., worship 31 32 p.m.. Bell Choir; 6:30 p.m., Confirmation classes; Scan- school: 10:15 a.m., worship ser­ Sunday School and Youth Forum. service, nursery. EMPLOYEE? dia Lodge Potluck; 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. C.P.R. Training. vice. Holy Communion first and third CHURCH OF ST. BERNARD. Friday — 12:30 p.m.. We Gals lunch at Manchester ST. MARY’S CHURCH. Route Sunday. Rockville. Rev. John J. White, Bridge 33 34 35 31. Rev. F. Bernard Miller, pastor; CHURCH OF CHRIST. Lydall pastor. Saturday masses at 5 and Country Club. -T /k-.S , Rev. John L. Suprenant, and Vernon streets. Eugene 7 p.m.; Sunday masses at 8:00,10 36 37 38 39 40 Saturday — 5 to 7 p.m.. Scout Supper; 8 p.m., associate pastor. Saturday Brewer and Steve Holt, ministers. Herald photo by Tarquinio and 11:30 a.m. partner. Tournament rules Emanuel Hill Chapter of Alcoholics Anonymous will masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sunday Sunday services: 9 a.m. Bible ROCKVILLE UNITED irowp on that so he must s e e ' II-J8 41 42 meet in Luther Hall, Emanuel Lutheran Church, 60 masses at 7:30, 9:30 and 10:45 classes; 10 a.m. worship: 6 p.m. METHODIST CHURCH. 142 ■ TRINITY COVENANT CHURCH. MANCHESTER a.m. worship. Wednesday: 7 p.m. Bi­ NORTH if be can save something Church St. Grove St. Rev. Richard E. Thomp­ SECOND CONGREGATIONAL ble study. Nursery provided for all son, pastor. 10:45 a.m., worship SK743 from the wreck. Leify’e tew — James Schumeister 43 44 45 46 48 49 CHURCH. (United Church of services. service. ?t86 Christ). Route 44A. Rev. Robert K. FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. FIRST CONGREGATIONAL 9 84 ■ If West held all four 50 51 52 53 54 Bechtold, pastor. 9:30 a.m. SCIENTIST. 447 N. Main St. 10:30 CHURCH of Vernon. 695 Hartford ♦ 10872 trumps he would undoubted­ Elks memorial service Church school for all ages: 11 HELLO,P00lca I MACC News a.m., church service, Sunday Turnpike. Rev. John A. Lacey, WEST EAST ly have led one. West proba­ 'tOUKNOWPOOliSk^ a.m'., worship service (child care school and care for small JUST c a l l e d TD 55 56 minister. Rev. David C. Bowling, , «qio9 bly holds ()-lb-9. Hence, in n^Noroi=TEN The Manchester Lodge of Elks, will conduct its 28th provided). children. assistant minister. 9:55 a.m.. THANK.,M30 P3R VJ7543 VKQ102 defense against five hearts. leETTDeiOour annual Memorial Sunday Service on Sunday Dec. 6 at FIRST CONGREGATIONAL COMMUNITY BAPTIST Church school, crib room, child THE LATEST BUND 57 58 CHURCH OF COVENTRY. 1171 ♦ AS ♦QJ102 South would collect a spade, WITH SOMEONE the Elks Home, on Bissell Street, beginning at 2 p.m. CHURCH. 505 E. Center St. Rev. care; 10 a.m.. Worship service. ♦Q94 SAKJ5 IVkTE YOU FIXED WHOWEAESA 1$ The chairman. Past Exalted Ruler. Leon Zahaba Jr. Main St. Rev. Bruck J. Johnson, James I. Meek, minister. 9:15 FULL GOSPEL a heart and one diamond if M EUPW flH RENTAL TOUPEE. minister. 9:30 a.m. Church School a.m.. Church school for all ages, INTERDENOMINATIONAL SOUTH East held the ace. Hence, (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN ) explained that this solemn service is mandated by Welcome home, at Church Lane House; 11 a.m. kindergarten through Grade 4 CHURCH INC., 9 Ellington Ave., ♦A8852 South's problem is to get out ...... p Grand Lodge law, which states that the first Sunday of Worship service, nursery care continuing during the service; Rockville. Rev. Philip Saunders, WA for three down or 500 points U December be designated as Memorial Sunday. It is at provided in Church Lane House. 10:30 a.m.. Morning worship, minister. Sunday, 2:30 p.m., ♦K9753 against the diamond ace in that time, 'the members of the more than 2,450 Elks nursery provided. deliverance service; Wednesday, 482 the West hand. East Hartford CHURCH OF, THE NAZARENE. 7:30 p.m.. deliverance service. Lodges throughout the country pause to pay tribute to 236 Main St. Rev. Neale McLain, TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH. Vulnerable: Ehut-West those members that died during the past year. lovely people • FIRST ASSEMBLIES OF GOD, senior pastor; Rev. George Em- Route 30. Rev. Thomas N. Colley, Dealer; SouUi Therefore, at trick two The guest speaker for this year's service will be Alan 763 Oak St, Rev. Ralph F. Jelley, mitt, minister of visitation and pastor. 8 a.m. and 10:30 a.m. West North East Soath South leads a low diamond. w|;3pajl CELEBRITY CIPHER pastor. 10 a.m., church school: 11 outreach. 9:30 a.m., Sunday worship service; 9:10 a.m. Sun­ Celebfity Cipher cryptogrime ere created fro ri quotatlont by lemoue people peel W. Lyon, state president of The Connecticut Elk 1* It doesn’t make much differ­ end preeent. Each letter In (he cipher etende for enother Today's ctua: A a q u ^ T. a.m., morning worship; 7 p.m., school; 10:45 a.m., worship, day School. ence what happens from N Association from the Willimantic Lodge. The Memorial Pass 2* Dbl. 4S evening service. children’s church and nursery; 7 then on. If a spade is l«l, Ritual will be performed by Exalted Ruler Douglas themselves in genei isity. Hayden, Mr. and Mrs. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH of 5? ia Pass Pass By Nancy Carr, p.m.. evening service, nursery." South will win in dummy, Captain Easy — CrooKs & Lawrence Downham and the officers of the Manchester Lodge. More than $781.64 was con­ Joseph F. Granato, Mary East Hartford (Southern Baptist CALVARY CHURCH Dbl. Pass Pass Pass Executive Director plav dummy’s last diamond “ L S A N C HLYALCH L OGH JVFC The service will be conducted by Zahaba. tributed to the MACC LeDuc and Mark Holmes. Convention), 36 Main St. Rev. (Assemblies of God). 647 E. Mid­ Marichester Area Human Needs Fund and Charles Coley, pastor. 11 a.m. dle Turnpike. Rev. Kenneth L. ana duck. South will now In addition to Zahaba. members of the Memorial Sun­ and 7 p.m., worship services, Opening le^ : wind up losing two clubs, WEV BETTER ©BT MOVING, YOU'RE THINKINS TOO MUCH Conference of Gustafson, pastor. 9:30 a.m., EASY. THE SAME WAS OVER day Committee are Past Exalted Ruler George L. eight packing boxes of food nursery; 9:45 a.m., Sunday Sunday school; 10:30 a.m., ser­ two diamonds and one ABOUT BASEBALL. THAT'® GOGFC VM FGRC ANGS GA GSX Churches Seasonal sharing MOT tv « y WB CAMS Meixell, and Brother Donald McAulif(e. were left at the foot of the school; 6 p.m.. Training Union. vice of worship; 6:30 p.m., trump for down just tbiee. The following persons FAITH LUTHERAN CHURCH SSIO) CASTLES Immediately after the service, light refreshments altar. evening service. A Major New M otion Rcture The 500-point minus will get More than a year ago, an Thank you to all of those have generously con­ (Lutheran Church In' America). CONCORDIA LUTHERAN him several match points wilt be served by the members of the Manchester 1120 Silver Lane. Rev. Paul E. By Oswald Jacoby VANCF ALJC LS JX ULMC. EPA older couple called to who joined us Sunday tributed to the Seasonal CHURCH. (LCA). 40 Pitkin St. against other North-South 0 Emblem Club. The service will be opened to tjie public. Sharing Appeal: Dorian Henry Jr., pastor. 9:30 a.m., Sun­ Rev. Burtoa D. Strand, pastor; aid Alan Sontag donate their furniture to evening and to all those day School: 10:30 a.m. coffee pairs who watched their and Margaret Shainin, Rev. B. Stacy, associate pastor. opponents score 650 at four our furniture bank. They who helped make the ser- hour; 11 a.m. worship. , 6:30 and 10 a.m. Holy Comunion, NVO RVPUQ LA NGIC ECCS had sold their house and ! vice a time of rejoicing, in- Alice Anderson, Mary L. FIRST CONGREGATIONAL nursry care provided; 10 a.m. The last chapter of or five hearts. He may also At Center Congregational were getting ready to move Burke, Frank and Carol CHURCH, ‘ 07 Main St. Rev. Sunday School through grade 6 “Advanced Play at Bridge” get some points against 1 eluding Father Philip William E. Flynn, minister. 10 In classroom wing. coven match point play. other South players who to a new life in Florida and Jodaitis, .Dorothy Hartzog, VANCFOLHC7 L OGH ULlLSZ LS Events scheduled next week at Center Congregational 'Sheridan from St. a.m., worship service, church UNITAftlAN UNIVERSALIST Hugh Kelsey points out that at four spades don- wanted to give their Joseph'" and Albina Church are as follows: Bridget’s who filled in for school, child care; 11 a.m., coffee SOCIETY: East. 153 W. Vernon in many, situations your play K nd tried to get away belongings to someone who us at the last minute Twaronite, Jessie Sweat hour: 6 p.m., youth choir; 7 p.m., St. Rev. Arnold Westwood, is dictated by what you with the loss of just one dia­ Monday — 9:30 a.m. — “Revelations Revealed," Rob­ youth fellowship. needed and would ap­ Circle of North Methodist minister. 10:30 a.m.. Service. expect will have happened mond trick ana wound up GJCFLRG." — FGX RNGFUCH bins Room: 7:30 p.m. — “ World Religions," 97 Battista FAITH TABERNACLE preciate them. Church, St. Paul’s Guild, TRINITY COVENANT at the other tables. down three or maybe even Road. Thanksgiving round up CHURCH. 1595 Forbes.St. Rev. CHURCH. 302 Hackmatack St. V Theodore and Margaret In today's band South’s four tricks at their Tuesday — 6:30 p m. — Sacred Dance Group, Mez­ We happily scattered The last few hours before Ralph Saunders, pastor. 10 a.m., Rev. Norman E. Swensen, pastor; Alley Oop — Dave Graue PREVIOUS SOLUTION:” ! usually go through the whole day Metheny, Bernice Man­ flnt Impulse after looking contracts. zanine: 7:30 p.m. — Diaconate, Robbins Room. their donations among a Thanksgiving are an ab­ Sunday school; 11 a.m., worship Milton Nilson, assistant pastor. 8 searching for happy moments.” — LiV Ullmann ning, Charlie Pirie, Ruth service; 7 p.m., evangelistic ser­ and 11 a.m., worship services, at dummy is to strangle bis (NIVIPAFBI SNIiaPRlSI ASSN.) Wednesday — 7:30 p.m. — Chancel Choir, Choral variety of even happier solute merry-go-round of recipients. They were a Lindsay, Maybelle Woodin, vice. Nursery at all services.. , nursery for infants; 9:25 Sunday WHEN I WAS BACK IN 1477 THAT'S PREPOSTEROUS, BECAUSE TH' U 'L ...A N ' HE HAD A CRESCENT-SHAPED Room. turkeys coming and going, BURNSIDE UNITED WBoHto’s Pop — Ed Sullivan Edith M. Csatary, Patricia Bible School; coffee time at 10:30; The M organs o f 2 2 13 Lakeside. (3ETT1N' TH' POTION, DRACULINA a l l e y ; WHAT MAKES YOU FELLA HAP BEEN- SCAR ON HIS FOREHEAD, EXACTLY Thursday — 7:30 p.m. — Property Committee, Church patient and charming cou­ apples here, oranges there, M ETH O D IST CHURCH. 16 6:30 p.m. evening service. — A typical American family HAD A BABY WITH HER SHE THINK ITOXJLD POSSIBIY W O U N D E D EW TH I UKETN-ONE DOCTOR TEPES KARf Office. ple and we wished them a box of fruit cake on the Blackwell, Charles Caron, Church St. Rev. Henry J. Scherer ST. MARY’S EPISCOPAL Achievers of the American Dream CALLED LITTLE MIRCEA! I B E H IM ? ? .» TURKS- well in their new and Edith D. Rogers, Robert Jr., pastor. 10:30 a.m.. worship 'CHURCH, Park and Church Happy Successful Fulfilled THINK THE BABY WA* Kit ‘n’ Carlyle — Larry Wright Friday — 5 p.m - 9 p.m. — Pictorial Director Proofs, table and both phones OR ARE THEY? warmer life. G. Loomis, Oscar and service, child care provided for streets. Rev. Stephen K. Jacob­ w e: i?e BABS^SITTING BERNAKP I 'L L DOC TEPES! Federation Room and Robbins Room.; ringing at once. It is con­ infants through age 5. 9:15 a.m. Doris Moberg, Joseph son, rector; Rev. Alan J. SEE IT A T ... THE SMITHS’ PO& HAS TO TAKE B ET HE I was absolutely fusing, crazy and wonder­ church school for all ages in­ Broadhead. assistant to the rec­ Saturday — 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. — Pictorial Directory S c h a u s te r, M ary M. WHILE THEV'RE ON HIN\ FOR A HA-TES Proofs, Federation Room and Robbins Room; 3 p.m. — astonished when a lady ful all at the same time. cluding adult class. 6 p.m Junior tor. Rev. Frederick P. Mos^r, McKeough and Ethel High and Senior High VACATIOJ. WALK EVERV I D CO Advent Workshop, Taco/chili Dinner, Woodruff Hall. walked into our office last In spite of all the last- assistant to the rector. 7:30 a.rn. CHURCH OF THE NIGHT.' THAT. week to make a donation to Robb. Fellowships. Holy Eucharist; 9 a.m. Family ser­ minute confusion, 176 WESLEY MEMORIAL CHU^RCH vice and Eucharist with church I TMiNK I help provide a baskets were delivered on Our best wishes for a (United Methodist Church). 110 school. 11 a.m. Holy Eucharist. NAZARENE Thanksgiving basket. UNDeiSSTAND WHAT Tuesday and 25 shut-ins happy Thanksgiving to Ellington Road. Rev. Gordon Holy communion every 236 Main Street, South Methodist events The new life in Florida Carolyn Foster who says Gale, pastor. 9:30 a.m., worship Wednesday at 10 a.m. ■ X m m W 15 ALL received a hot - service, child care. SOUTH UNITED METHODIST I had not gone quite the way Thanksgiving dinner on she is a year older and still Manchester Events set next week at South United Methodist they had expected. TRUTH BAPTIST CHURCH, CHURCH. 1226 Main St. Rev. Dr. ABooT, Church: Thursday, thanks to meals not able to go shopping, but meeting In Slye Elementar.y George W. Webb. Rev. Laurence On Thanksgiving Day she sent us a check and School, Kingston Drive. Rev. Bim M. Hill. 9 and 10:45 a.m. Worship Sunday, Nov. 29th TUPiNi^S W L A fixT V eA R ls Monday — 6:30 p.m. Manchester Symphony & Chorale on wheels drivers John and Frank and Ernest — Bob Thaves last year, her husband had asked us if we could go Rowley, pastor. 10 a.m. Bible service. THANi5=>/StiViA^ U F r o v f e R s rehearsal; 7 p.m. D.C.Y.S. Foster Care Program. Ann McClain, Bill Reale, classes; 11 a.m. worship service: EMANUEL LUTHERAN at 7:00 p.m. two mild heart attacks shopping for her. She sure Tuesday — 12:30 p.m. — Mizpah-Spencer Christmas Neil and Beth Paterson and 7 p.m.. Ever.ing service. Nurser, CHURCH. Church and Chestnut PRePMiOf 6{0t^. before being taken to a could, and thank you. program in reception hall; 12:30 p.m. Stanley Circle the Plumley family. provided for all services. streets. Rev. Dale H. Gustafson hospital intensive care unit and the Rev. M ic h a e l R. ASK ABOUT OUR Christmas program at Susannah Wesley Hall; 7:30 p.m. Several of our schools And thanks also to our where he suffered a car­ have been conducting food Glastonbury Lohmann, pastors; Jeff Henricks, " T HE GO, B O V .'j EASY PAYMENT PLAN Vy/C J u s t m u g y o u Bible study: “Greetings " at 11 Avondale Rd.; 7:30 p.m. diac arrest. In fact his wife lovely elderly lady who intern; Rev. C. Henry Anderson, drives. Students at the high , ST. DUNSTAN’S CHURCH. pastor emeritus. 8:30 a.m. BIBLE Women s Prayer & Study Group: 1208 Main St. tells us he was declared sent a check and said she E v e W r ’H m e y o w school conducted a two- Manchester Road. Rev. Joseph R. Worship service; 9:45 a.m. Wednesday — 1:30 p.m. Executive Board of A.A.R.P. dead and someone had wished it was more but she SPEAKS 7:30 p.m. Worship Work Area. week food, drive to help is living on a fixed income. Bannon. pastor. Saturday mass Church School. Adult Forum, Bi­ W A tK By Ou R c o r n e r . gone off to call her, when, provide baskets ,for at 5 p.m., Sunday masses at 8, ble Study, 11 a.m. Nursery; 11 B y Thursday — 6:30 p.m. Junior Choir rehearsal, “God and medical science “I hope” she said, “this 9:30 and 11 a.m. ’ a.m. worship service. EujBene Thanksgiving and Christ­ NORTH UNITED METHODIST 2 Manchester Symphony & Chorale rehearsal; 7:30 p.m. brought him back." will help out Somebody in - - ——J— , Brower Staff-Parish Relations Committee, Adult Study & mas. need.” Blessings. Hebron CHURCH. 300 Parker St. Rev. Dr. One of the salient marks o f ' Since that traumatic Howard L. Love, pastor. 9 a.m. Sharing group, 224 Indian Hill Trail, Glastonbury Students in Bennet social emotional maturity is the day, he has developed bone studies classes competed ST. PETER’S EPISCOPAL Church school for children and ability to deny oneself im­ (Daishers'l adults; 10 a.m. worship service. c A r l Yl E' ‘ marrow cancer in addition Notice CHURCH. Route 05. Rev. William O k * M A m b ’. T H u e P K I T O O E Friday ip a.m. Al-Anon; 6:15 p.m., Youth Choir with one another in a very Coffee hour after worship service. mediate gratification tor to the heart problems. Remember, Santa will Perslng, rector. 10 a.m.. Worship rehearsal: 7:30 p.m. Chancel Choir rehearsal. United successful food drive to service. SECOND CONGREGATIONAL something better further "But," she says, “we be at the Manchester Methodist Youth Fellowship. help the needy. GILEAD CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. 385 N. Main St. Rev. along. Young children have have so much to be Parkade every day from CHURCH. Hebron. Rev. David G. Dr. James D. M acLauchlln, Saturday — 6 p.m. Serving Our Singles Potluck East Catholic High trouble with this, as we know, thankful for. My husband's now through Christmas Runnion-Bareford. pastor. 10:30 pastor. 10 a.m. worship service H~ll The Born Loser — Art Sansom supper. ' students packed and and church school; 11 a.m. being generally unwilling to doing beautifully and we're ready to receive your gift a.m.. Worship service, nursery; delivered 20 food baskets 9:15 a.m.. Church school classes. fellowship hour. delay present enjoyment for a back home in Manchester. complete with turkey and a for the needy children, CENTER CONGREGATIONAL greater good. Oiir Boarding House — CarroH & McCormick TTT Bugs Bunny - Warner Bres. With faith and prayers and very nice food collection elderly and disabled in CHURCH. 11 Center Street. Rev. Buttthls weakness is not OUR SPEAKER TDW16W HElNlLLOPTH/ATE e e e .i cau't At Church of Nazarene the love of friends, we are Manchester Newell H. Curtis Jr., senior was received from Buckley Manchester, Your gifts, restricted to the very young. IS A BRILLlAWr THRILL you I'M H0 ME5IC< FOfZ I' MISS TT-IE ROUUNG- starting over." She paused pastor; Rev. Chet Copeland, 'WAlTTDHeAR school students. toys and food may be left GOSPEL HALL, Center Street. associate pastor; Rev. Clifford O. Many adults have never How ABOUT THE MAJOR I'ME SEA, BUSS. OF TMS SHIP, THE SOUND The-following events have been scheduled next week and her thin face simply 10 a.m., breaking bread; 11:45 MAYBE NOT THE ^ RACOUTEUR... AMPEyHILARAT& WHAT I m iB Other concerned at Santa’s Home between Simpson, pastor emeritus. 10 learned this lesson, so vital to RUNMIN' A CHRISTMAS MAYOR NEEDS iOM E OF THS 'WAVES AND lU E at the Church of the Nazarene. shone. a.m., Sunday school; 7 p.m., a.m. Worship srvice, sanctuary; youngsters collecting food the Youth Center and human happiness. Self- PARTY FOR THE MAYOR ? Ybun Tuesday — 2 p.m, Crestfield Convalescent Home ser­ gospel meeting. 10 a.m. Church School. GOOD PR IF HE HOPES SALTTAR., "Why, I feel like a new and money included the se­ Casual Lady. discipline probably is too THAT:S THE DUMBEST ' „ TOwiN AOAIN.' AND vice; 3 p.m. — Vernon Manor service; 7:30 p.m., Chris­ bride. Imagine, after 44 FULL * GOSPEL cond grade at St. Bridget’s, INTERDENOMINATIONAL much to expect of people who THINS SINCE BAXTER'S MRS HOOfLE TOUP tian Life Board and Staff, Finance Committee. years of married life. We Thank you for con­ CHURCH. 745 Main St. Rev. Brownie Troop 623 and Cub South Windsor have grown up in an at­ VOS BRGKE A TOOTH THE AAAJOR TO GET VVednesday — 9:30 a.m. Bible Study group, 7 p.m. are really thanking God for Scout pack 538 of Robert­ tributions to the Human Philip Saunders, minister. 10:30 NIPPIN'TKE IRON HORSE A JOB OR SHET Children's Caravan; 7:30 p.m. Midweek service; this Thanksgiving Day. It'll Needs Fund from Linda a.m., praise, worship service and WAPPING COMMUNITY mosphere of unrestricted IN THE PARK son School. Bible study; 7 p.m., deliverance self-indulgence. F lK lP O N E Chancel Choir rehearsal. Teen Bible study. be the' greatest Beth Hoog, Ralph and Bar­ CHURCH, 1790 Ellington Road. FOR H IM ! On the other end of the ' service. Rev. Harold W. Richardson, Such self-centeredness is Thursday - 9:30 p.m. L.I.F.T. Bible study; 7 p.m. Thanksgiving ever for us,’" bara Frank, P.J. Jeffers, FAITH BAPTIST CHURCH. 52 scale, the Bingo Players minister. 9:15 and 10:45 a.m., manifested in troubled Church Christmas Party at the Manchester Country She opened her purse to Church Women United in Lake St. Rev. James Bellasov, worship service and church Club of the senior Citizens marriages, labor- ii- z e Club. ■ Manchester and Center pastor. 9:30 a.m., Sunday school; school. ' take out their contribution. Center brought us three 10:30 a.m., worship service; 7 Saturday — 8:30 a.m. visitation in Cromwell. “We would like to share it Congregational Church. A ST. FRANCIS OF ASSISI management confrontations, Winthrop — Dick Cavalli cartons of non-perishable p.m., evening service. - CHURCH. 673 Ellington Road. and Vacillating economic with others.” very generous contribution CHURCH OF THE / food for the baskets. Rev. Carl J. Sherer, pastor. Satur­ policies. People demand to the fund was received ASSUMPTION, Adams Street at Welcome home, lovely Others providing day masses at 4 and 5:30 p.m.; TVIE ML1 6 IC a t t h e BOYS’ ’...WILL BE PROVIDED BY CORRECTION, "A Movie to be featured from St. Bridget’s Church. Thompson Road. Rev. Edward. 8. Sunday masses at 7:30. 9:30 and cures for pressing problems, C LU B 6 HOWTCDNIGHT,.. people and Happy Thanksgiving baskets in­ Pepin, pastor. Saturday masses A ONE-/MAN BAND." ONE-PERSON BAND." Thanksgiving. 11 a.m. but when the projected solu­ A major new motion, picture entitled Sand Castles will clude Jim and Nancy Donations are beginning at 5 and 7:30 p.m.; Sunday ST. MARGARET MARY tion becomes painful they masses at 7:30, 9, 10:30 and be featured Sunday, at 7 p.m. at the Church of the McCavanagh, Eleanor to come in for the fuel bank CHURCH, Rev. John J. Quinn, become restive. Even in the Nazarene, 236 Main St., Manchester. Interfaith Thanksgiving 11:45 a.m. pastor; Rev. Joseph H. Keating, y Patten, Mr. and Mrs. John as the cold weather settles CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST , assistant pastor. Saturday mass spiritual realm we want a Sand Castles is the story of an achieving family which Service Farrell, Mr. and Mrs. in. Our thanks to Willard OF LATTER-DAY SAINTS. Wood- at 5 p.m.; Sunday masses at 8:30, wholesome relationship with on the surface appears happy. Although it is a film that Although attendance was Harold Kloter, the Pioneer and Edith Waterfield, side Street and Hlllstown Road. 10 and 11:30 a.m. God, but not at the expense of deals with the hard-hitting issues confronting the dis­ down.by almost 200 from T e re sa A. A nderson, Wendel K. Walton, bishop. 8:30 ST. PETER’S EPISCOPAL Club, Southern New a.m.. Priesthood and Relief any sensual pleasure APP1NES6 our usual congregation of Marjorie and Irving CHURCH, Sand Hill/Road. Rev. integrating families of today, it is a film offering hope! England- Telephone Society; 11:15 a.m.. Sacrament Bruce Jacques, pastor; 8 a.m., C H U M M O F ^ S f FOR The public is invited. Nursery care is provided and celebrants, those who employees, Mr. and Mrs. Carlson and Diane Meeting. Holy Communion; 10 a.m.; family BVERYON£- there is no admission charge. attended outdid Robert Williams, Mildred Bielawa. SALVATION ARMY, 661 Main service and Sunday school. . Phoiw; if-xa

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STUMP ORINDINB SPECIALIST u HOT WATER PRESSURE CLEANING m B&L Enterprises •T n 9 Removal aSnow Plowing •Rototllling, BUSINESS / Classified ^ a MANCHESTER 8*nlor CltlMR Discount t u O t t i t i /' Group RatM«FrM EallmalM*$2S.OO Minimum 6 4 6 -3 4 2 5 BRUCE LITVINCHYK, Ownar/Oparalor 341 LYDALL 8T., MANCHESTER Director picked 'Chemistry,' patience nnake HASITI HARTFORD — Linus Deasy of Manchester has been named director OM Um MITO BODY r / 763 of catering at The ROUTE (3 TALCOTTVILLE. CT. MAIN ST. Parkview Hilton, Hartford, which will 4 3 - 1 1 9 1 open in January 1982 24 HR. TOWING 191 as Connecticut’s community venture work MAIN ST- largest lodging and 643-0016 FEATURING THIS WEEK ■ ■■ MANCHESTEH convention center. •COMPLETE COLLISION REPAIR According to Whyte is only 32. A native of Iowa, he went to South think of a successful parallel. •FOREIGN AND AMERICAN CARS- .* . 6 4 3 - 1 6 0 0 By LeRoy Pope George P. Mandis, Many attempts to establish local handicraft industries UPI Business W riter Dakota 10 years ago as a komewhat starry-eyed worker general manager, for VISTA, a government-sponsored volunteer agency have not succeeded and most of those that have are Deasy will supervise NEW YORK — There are many opportunities that sometimes is called “ the domestic Peace Corps." strictly commercial operations started by clever in­ catering for all scattered around the United States for small bootstrap “ I was not only starry-eyed,” he said, “ I was a radical dividuals." DOORS AWNINGS HARDWARE business and social ventures to create jobs in deprived communities, but it with some fairly prejudicial ideas about capitalist free What it boils down to, Whyte said, is that if it 's a com­ 6 6 6 functions to be held takes a lot of patience and "chemistry” to make such an ro-vic inc. enterprise economics. Working with Dakotah chastened munity enterprise to create jobs, such a venture must 148 Sheldon Road Manchaatao CT. 06040 WINDOWS CANOPIES SHUTTERS at the Parkview, in­ enterprise work, says George Whyte. me and changed my ideas a lot.’ ’ be conceived in altruism "but altruism won't keep it cluding banquets, Whyte helped create one such a venture in Webster, VISTA conducted a survey of depressed conditions in P.O. Box 1125 Phone 203-646-3322 s a l e s e r v i c e going.” —S —INSTALLATION conventions, S.D., which has provided 4(X) jobs in a community that rural South Dakota and young Whyte was impressed He said it requires the right chemistry, a mixture of business luncheons was almost dying 10 years ago. when this study revealed that women in the area knew the right product at the right time, enthusiasm by the YANKEE ALUMINUM SERVICES and dinners, and His Dakotah, Inc., now is owned by its employees and how to make fine hand-made quilts and bedspreads for workers and patient and intelligent management. inc SPECIALISTS IN CLASS A SCREEN REPAIR social events. He and which he was sure there would be a market at excellent fesigns. had 312 mjllion in sales in 1980. It makes quilted and “ Otherwise, a wonderful idea could turn out to be short­ Linus Deasy his staff of 150 will be appliqued bedspreads, table linens and similar prices. J41 BROAD STRf I t MANCHISTCR CONN ,06040 20 WARREN STREET term fad ” r r R ^ ? , MANCHESTER, CONN. serving as many as household products in seven plants in northeastern He started with a small group of men and women who Manchester Professional Park, S'liie A-1 Betty Gailaoher, Prop, 1,500 seated dinner guests at a single function. Continuity of management is vital in the formative 6 4 9 - 1 1 0 6 South Dakota. had to wait six months for their pay until the first output Throughout most of his career which began in Nearly all the worker-owners of Dakotah are women could be sold. The business was an instant success. years. Many enterprises fail for the lack of just that. “ I 1971 at The Hartford Hilton Hotel,"Deasy had been with handicraft sewing skills. Although Dakotah started think 1 could leave Dakotah now and the company would WE SERVICE ANO INSTALL INOUSTRIAL AHO COMMERCIAL Orders for 350,(X)0 worth of the quilts came in quickly. Complete Auto Service associated with Hilton Hotels and has held positions out as a handicraft business, it no longer is that, Whyte And Dakotah has gone on from there. continue to flourish, " he said, "but with all due modes­ AIR CONDITIONING - REFRIGERATION of purchasing agent, beverage manager, assistant said. Over the past decade, Dakotah’s success naturally has ty, 1 believe if I had left during the formative years it HEATING and SHEET METAL manager, banquet manager, as well as his present “ We have moved steadily in the direction of semi- caused Whyte to get letters and phone calls from may well have collapsed because it might have taken m I tUmK 5 K *0001106 position. handcrafted products that can be turned out in factories struggling communities all over the country begging too long for my successor to become sufficiently I rrakes Prior to joining The Parkview Hilton, Deasy was and sold to major distributors and retailers. You have to him to come'do for them what had been accomplished in familiar with the company and its problems to cope with New England Mechanical Services, Inc. ^ S ators affiliated with the Woodcliff Lake Hilton in move that way if a venture' is to have the flexibility to Webster. them:'.' Woodcliff, N.J., the Rye Town Hilton in N.Y., the Therefore any community that thinks it has an oppor­ FACTORY TRAINED MECHANICi meet changing conditions, the competition and in­ “ But,” he told UPI, “ even though I am convinced 166 TUNNEL RD. Colonial Hilton in Wakefield, Mass., and the New evitable imitation of your handcrafted product,” Whyte there are hundreds of opportunities around the land to tunity for such a bootstrap venture must find the right WINTERIZE NOW York Hilton, the Waldorf Astoria and the Hilton entrepreneur to get II going and stick with it, he added. VERNON, CT. 06066 'W* said. do what we accomplished in Webster, I can't Offhand 871-1111 Corporate Offices at the Statler Hilton in New .“j. K-B AUTOMOTIVE H^Rj^D 8T. York. He was graduated from the Uiiiversity of Massachusetts with a bachelor o f science degree and completed the intensive culinary course at the CLYDE a MICKEY MILLER’S ■\ T-i StTfitifi Mitiu’hvNtvr tivvr ."iO yrn. Culinary Institute of America in Hylde Park, N.Y. TEL. 649-3528 p .p AUTO There's no rush PARTS Pentland The Florid ‘•AUTO PARTS FOR LESS" 24 BIRCH ST. HOURS Secretary elected 8 TO 8 MON.-FRI. TEL. 643-6247 for Yankee Mac 8 TO 5 SAT. a SUN. 643-4444 F,T.D. HARTFORD — Joseph H. Gareau of Manchester 307 E. CENTER ST. (REAR) MASTER CHARGE has been elected a Lisa Zowada WORLD WIDE be taken through Dec. 5 for the MANCHESTER AMERICAN EXPRESS • secretary in the in­ Herald Reporter BEHIND LENOX PHARMACY SERVICE vestment depart­ mortgages. Each applicant is assigned a ment of The Hart­ The expected rush tor the second round number which is put into a computer. ford Insurance of Yankee Mac mortgages which The computer will select recipients at CAP -N- CORK PACKAGE STORE Group. characterized the first 340 million pool random during the week of Dec. 14, A director of fixed has so far failed to rnaterialize and local Despite a more orderly system this 485-489 No. Main St. realtors and mortgage officers say the time around, local banking'officials and Manchester, Conn. Serving you at Ro-Vic, Roger, income research and ment. Stop in and see our lovely portfolio manager, dropping prime interest rate has realtors disagree on what it has to do' 649-0591 Jan, Marilia and Gene. We showroom or call us. We’re here to Gareau joined The prospective home buyers playing a wait with the reaponse. RvnuKlelvd & Eulnrf(i‘il Hartford’s invest­ and see game. “ With it being a lottery this time, peo­ carry a complete line of fine paper serve you. The 340 million in mortgages at a fixed ple don’t feel they have the chance they To HoUvr StTfv )<*ii ment department in and plastic goods, plus party Directions: 1973. He advanced to rate of 14.75 percent went on sale Mon­ had last time, when getting there first LIQUOR - BEER • CORDIALS < 191 CENTERS!. day and by Wednesday afternoon, as might have meant you woqld get a favors and decorations. All Sheldon Road runs between SPECIAL ORDER MANCHESTER, CONN. assistant investment Large Selection of CAKE local batiks were closing for the long inortgage,’ ’ said Mrs. Jackston; a nO N .-SAT. lO-S analyst the following Im oorted Domestic Wines packaged in small and large quan­ Oakland Street (Rte. 83) and .(203)646-0228 THUWS. 10-9 year and was Thanksgiving holiday, the Main Street “ The system is so much better this tities at wholesale prices for your Parker Street in North promoted to invest­ office of Savings Bank of Manchester time around,” said Betty Petricca, head ment analyst in 1976. had only four applications for the of the mortgage department at Heritage. MOHAWK INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY. INC. home parties and holiday needs. Manchester. mortgages, while Heritage Savings and OVER Gareau was named “ 1 thought more people would respond. Ro-Vic also has cleaning Hours. Daily 8 A.M.-5 P.M. MANCHESTER 45 senior investment Loan Association had only one. Maybe they were put off by what they StiftijfW’r.* „ / Sfi/,'l, /'nilcrrioM YEARS chemicals and maintenance equip­ Sat. 8 A.M. - 3 P.M. analyst in 1977 and Manchester State Bank, a commercial heard about the way the system was run MEMORIAL CO. EXPERIENCE Joseph Gareau was elected an assis­ bank, is not taking part in the program. last time.” eFOUL WEATHER SUITS tant secretary in ■The slow response is a far dry from the Local bank officials and realtors also 0pp. East Cematery eBOOTS eHOSE CALL 649-5807 1978. long lines that wound around area banks disagree on exactly how much of a eQLOVESeTARPSeRESPIRATORS Gareau is a graduate of the University when the program first appeared in bargain the mortgages at 14.75 percent QUALITY HARRISON 8T. Massachusetts and holds a master’s degree June. plus two points really are. *5 Glen Rd. • Manchoater • 643-5107 MANCHESTER business administration from the University of “ I’m surprised there haven’t been “ The ‘Yankee Mac’ program provides MEMORIALS more people coming in for the ‘Yankee Hartford. He is a chartered financial analyst. an excellent opportunity for someone to Herald photo by Tarquinlo Macs’ ,” said Paul Wentryckowicz, a get a mortgage at a good rate which is MINIT-MAN PRINTING mortgage representative at the Savings fixed,” said Mrs. Petricca! “ It’s quite a Bank of Manchester. “ People are ob­ deal and I don’t know why more people Grand opening winner EVERYTHING IN GLASS Installation set viously waiting to see what the prime aren’t taking advantage of it. I know this WE CAN'T HIDE BEHIND OUR PRODUCT" rate will do.” is a slow time in the real estate business Arthur Grise of 55 Delmont'St. recently picked up the color television Earlier this week a number of the set he won at the grand opening of Rite Aid Pharmacy at 361 Main St. Service M ASTI.R The Women’s Council of Realtors will have an in­ but there is also a pent-up demand for country’s largest banks, including Chase Pharmacy manager. Cathleen Kopeza, a registered pharmacist, made J.A. WHITE GLASS CO. stallation and luncheon Dec. 3 at noon.at housing.” Manhattan, again lowered their prime Manchester Country Club, 305 S. Main St. There But Mrs. Jackston disagree. the presentation. Winners of other prizes were Martin Phiiiips, 20 Janet lending rate. And while it may be a long will be a cash bar starting at 11:30 a.m. “ At 14,75 percent, the Yankee Mac Lane, Rockviiie, $100 shopping spree; Edward BieiskI, 29 Benton St„ 6 4 9 - 7 3 1 2 time before local banks feel the effect of tlt EH .VI I F. ^HS t:\PEHIEM t: Professional Cleaning Servic^ Ann Symski, regional vice president-elect will in­ mortgages are not very exciting,” she $75 shopping spree; and Dr. Jay Seicow, West Hartford, $50 shopping those reductions, realtors and bank of­ avBISSELL 8T. MANCHESTER H0H 6 • ■UaiNISI stall the 1982 slate of officers which will be headed said. “ We recently reviewed our recent spree. apueltlhlng is nap, Ifocn, uphoMand lumHurm, ficials agree that prospective home sales and found that by using creative •MIRRORS »SHOWER DOORS -STORE FRONTS by Dorothy L. Johnson, president. •SAFETY GLASS -BATHTUB ENCLOSURES *ETC oaipUng a dtoutw rMtoratfon. buyers don’t want to get caught watching and owner financing we averaged Other officers are: Jacqueline Smith, vice presi­ ______649-8488 ______rates drop below 14 percent while they’re mortgages of about 14 percent.” dent; Lorraine Boutin, treasurer; and Carla left holding a “ Yankee Mac” a mortgage She added that business is slow right Damaschi, secretary. at a fixed rate of 14.75. now because people are waiting for the FAMOUS BRAND ' > J- B-ELECTRONICS The following committee chairmen will also be State interest rates installed; Mary Gabbey, Membership; Patricia Wentryckowicz said applicants have interest rates to drop before they buy a TELEVISION - APPLIANCES STEREO • MUSIC AMPS • TV asked what happens if the rates drop home. SALES AND SERVICE Kershaw, Reservations; and Yolanda Carroll, M \M iii.sri:n Hospitality. after they take a 14.75 percent mortgage. But everyone seems to agreed that the “ We have to tell them ‘yes,’’ he said. timing of the beginning of the second continue to increase Reservations for the luncheon may be made by 1 irir? 1 calling Ms. Boutin at 643-1591 or 643-4902. The cost “ The public is geared for the prime 'round, right before Thanksgiving, could HOME IMPROVUIDIT r ~ — m 1 be part of the reason for the sluggish MV. — _ o o o is ?6 per person. rate to come down,” Phyllis Jackston of. Twelve percent were not response. HARTFORD (UPI) - New car loan rates were Century 21 — Jackson Avante Real active in the mortgage vpnplke Estate said. “ That rate, if it does come Of the 340 million, half the money will Interest rates for 17.31 percent for a three- 649-3589 mortgage and consumer, market. year term and 17.66 per­ Nut to Slop 1 Stiop ,IACK BERTRAND 643-1262 down, may mean variable mortgages go to state workers and teachers, whose starting at lower rates and as bad as peo­ pension fund finances the program. The loans in Connecticut con­ cent for a four-year term. tinued to increase during Average rates for ctq; Earnings up ple feel about variable rate mortgages, a other half is available to the general The average rate for used September and October loaps were more or less un­ fixed rate is a fixed rate.” public. State employees and teachers car loans was 19.25 , per­ 8p9GlalMng In Winns despite a decrease in short­ changed since September. cent. “ I thought the banks would be flooded who are accepted will only have to put 5 MERCURY NEW HAVEN (UPI)) - United Illuminating Co. term borrowing rates, a has reported per-share earnings of 34.05 for the 12- with applications,” local realtor Carl percent down on a house; everyone else OLCOTT PACKAGE STORE state survey shows. month period ending Oct. 31, an increase of 61 cents Zinsser said. “ But obviously people are will be required to put 20 percent down. 654 Cantar Straat ■ Manchaatar, CT However, the survey in­ over the same period last year. waiting to see if the prime rate will con­ The *40 million will be equally divided P in * S tw p p ln o P lu s dicated activity in the 'The utility, which serves customers in the tinue to drop. I think by spring we might over the state’s six congressional dis­ Phone 646-2756 ★ OUR DISCOUNT POLICY ★ mortgage market will in­ 10% D lw o u n t o n tSO.OO Pw c I m m oI Uquor or Win* greater New Haven-Bridgeport area, said Tuesday be looking at interest rates of 13 to 14 tricts. .NO SERVICE CHABOE crease and lendi"f> rates 10% DIocount on mixod 8 mololMd cosoo - aoor oxoludod income applicable to common stock for the first ten percent. L o m o l piiett avoHoMo by law will drop during liie next months of 1981 increased to $29.1 million - com­ Distribution fo the mortgage money is Mootor Chargo in d Vlaa oeooplod few months if short-term RtaarviHont (or • Hotels • Airlines • Steamslilps pared to 319.7 million for the same period of 1980. being handled different and more ef­ Tolo-Choek... interest rates continue to 827 Main SIraat Mandiatlar Pononal chocks ooohad up lo I1SO.OO Earnings for the first 10 months of 1981 benefited ficiently in the second round of the program. During the first round people drop and inflationary from general rate increases effective December expectafions are not were accepted for the program on a first Investments 1980 and September 1981, the utility said. rekindled. 'The utility’s operating revenue for the 12 months come, first served basis which resulted SPECIALIZING IN M IM I -M AN PRI.NTllNG Investment prices courtesy of Advest The survey, conducted ending Oct. 31 were 3438.6 million, compared to in a rush for the mortgages at 13.75 per­ SUPERIOR MUFFLERS 421 Gtana st. • sumcmstu S4S-im Inc. are as of 3 p.m. Friday. Nov. 5 by the state Banking 3350.6 million in the corresponding 1980 period. cent plus two points, the banks’ handling Price Change Department, showed the charge. DON WILLIS GARAGE, INC. COMPlin MNTIK 1 COPYIK SOmCI Friday this week average rate on a 25 per­ This time, the money is being handed SPECIALISTS LOW COST PRIHTINS Advest Group *8% unch cent down payment, fixed- WHEEL ALIGNMENT - BRAKE SERVICE - WRECKER SERVICE out in a lottery system. Applications will GENERAL REPAIRING sntu COM • STiTsm • nan tiw i Alex. & Alex. 28V4 dn % rate mortgage in early Propane Cylinders Filled j Low Cost Printing Is Only MINITS Hotels win awards Acmat 5% unch November was 18.33 per­ Aetna 47 ^ up VM cent, up .38 of a percentage Air Conditioning Service •SEE US FOR ENGRAVED NAME PLATES t e l e p h o n e IB MAIN STREET Safe bikers CBT Corp 23Y4 unch point since September and away at Your MINIUMAN Printing •TRY oufTNEw s-a ioao esnw NEW YORK — ’Three Connecticut hotels were B49-4531 MANCHESTER. CQNN 06040 Col. Bancorp 17% up V* up 3.83 points since among 18 throughout the United States awarded First Bancorp 33 unch November 1980. plaques recognizing their ourstanding safety NORWALK, Calif. (UPI) - Bicylists Join your friends and We started our business in 1970 as the first econom ical prices. We are open 9:00 a.m. to-5:()0 First Hart. Corp % unch The average rate on records. 'The awards were part of the annual Safety most likely to wear safety helmets are quick print and copy center in Manchester. p.m., Monda; throughh Friday,Fric Saturdays 9:30 Hart. National 23 up % adjustable rate mortgages neighbors in support of Designs & Styles Awards Program conducted by the American Hotel men aged 25-34 with a family income of Because of our specialized high speed equip­ a.m. to 12:12:30 p.m . ur facilities also Include OSTRINSKY, INC. Hart. Steam Boil. .4 5 dn % with 25 percent down was puncning; padding, stitching, cutting, collating & Motel Association. 330,(XX) or more, according to recent Manchester Memorial ment, we are able to print from your photo ready 643-S735643 Ingersoll Rand 56% up IVL 17.76 percent, up .19 of .a 731 PARKER ST.. MANCHESTER Those recognized were the Ramada Inn in study done for a major helmet manufac­ copy in just a matter of minutes. We also have a and folmng. We are located at 423 Center Street,. | J.C. Penney 27% dn % percentage point since Wethersfield, managed by Joseph Ouellette; the turer. Hospital’s $3,000,000 Com­ valuable new 3-M Bond Copier which makes across from Willie’s. For any information, Lydall 11% up % Septem ber and up 3.76 Interlaken Inn in Lakeville, managed by Nick ^ n i; More than 75 percent of the riders in PERSONIU T€€ beautiful copies on bond paper. We can also do please phone 646-1777. Sage-Allen 6% unch percentage points during munity Fund drive. and the Bradley ’International Inn in Windsor this group, the Bell survey says, own a flyers, letters, business cards, index cards, CALL US FIRST! SNET 46% dn V4 the year. (Shown in the above plioto, left to right, is: Locks, owned by Robert Gosselin. bike with 10 or more speeds and 31.7 per­ Please send ygur contribution to envelopes, postcards, stag ticke.ts, rubber 50 FT. TRUCK SCALE Travelers 48 up % Brian Barry, Linda Thatcher, Reggie Foley and ’The awards program is aimed at minimizing ac­ cent in this group bought a new bike Fifty-nine percent of the Manchester Memorial Hospital 1081 Main St., Manchester • Tel: 646-3339 stamps and engraved name plates and pins of all United Tech 42% up % respondents, which Include Sir Printzaiot.) LICENSED PUBLIC WEIGHTS cidents In hotelii and motels by making manage­ within the past two years. sizes within a reasonable time. a( verv First Ct. Bancorp 35 up % commerical and savings Building Fund DEALERS IN IRON, METALS. PAPERS ment and employees aware of safety by promoting However, bicyclists in general have LI tt Pat Coelho, Owners Jim Coelho, Manager N.Y. gold 3409.50 unch banks and savings and loan P.O. Box 1409 operating procedures which foster a safe environ­ been slow to adopt helmets. As of 1980, *10 percent stock dividend associations, offered both Manchester, Conn. 06040 ment for employees and guests. . only on6 half of 1 percent of the nation’s bikers were wearing them. fixed-and adjustable-rate 646-7086 mortgages. . t • . ,'z . ..

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THE HERALD. Sat., Nov. 28, 1981 - 23 22 — THE HERALD. Sat., Nov, 28, 1981 ADVERTISING Apartments lor Rent 53 omces-Stores lor Rent Autos For Sale 61 ADVERTISING EAST HARTFORD - 2 1976 OPEL in good running bedroom with heat & hot condition. $1200. Call 643- RATES 6840. DEADUNE water, close to busline, BASEMENT STORAGE Classified 643-2711 1 M in im u m Charge appliances, wall to wall AREA with dirt floors. Christmas 22~Condominium8 carpeting, tile bath, dis-’ Motorcycles-Btcyctes 54 58— Misc for Rent 15 Words First room 18W ft.xl5 ft.; NOTICES EMPLOYMENT 23— Homes for Sale 35— Heatmg-Ptumbing 46— Sporting Goods posal, etc. No pets. Call 12:00 nooo tlie day 24— LotS'Land for Sale 36— Flooring 47— Garden Products S9^Homes/Apts. to Shi(ie second room 23 ft.xl5V4 ft. 1 — Losi and Found 528-1494. 1979 CM-400 T, Excellent before publication. 13— Help Wanted ^^Investm eni Property 37— Moving.TrucKing.Storage48— Antiques f PER WORD PER DAY $30 monthly. 649-0717. 2— Personals AUTOMOTIVE condition, asking $1100. 14— Business Opporfunities 26— Business Property 38— Servicesr Wannid 49— Wanted to Buy Gift Ideas Deadline lor Saturday is 3- -Announcements 15— Situation Wanted 27— Resort Properly 50— Produce NEW TWO BEDROOM 8900 miles. Call 528-6849. 4 — Entertainment 1 DAY ...... 14(i; USED CAR LOT - Long es- 28— Real Estate Wanted 61— Autos for Sale DUPLEX - walk-out base­ 12 noon Friday; Mon­ 5— Auctions' MISC. FOR SALE RENTALS tablished. Center of EDUCATION 62— Trucks for Sale 3 DAYS ...... 13a: GAMES-TOYS-CRAFTS ment. Sliding glass door to KZ400 Deluxe 1978 day's deadline is 2:30 MISC. SERVICES 63— Heavy Equipment for Sale Manchester. Telephone 40— Household Goods 52— Rooms tor Rent KAWASAKI, fairing, '64— Motorcycies-Bicycles' 6 DAYS 12a; BEAUTIFUL deck. $395 plus utilities, Friday. FINANCIAL 18— Private Instructions 41— Articles for Sale ' 53— Apartments tor Rent HOBBY HUT - 281t4 646-2426 9-5 weekdays. 65— Campers-Traiiers-Mobiie and security. No pets. baggage-rack, saddle bags, 19— Schoois-Classes 31— Services Offered 42— Building Supplies 54— Homes for Rent d o l l CI.OTHES •••••••••••••••••••••••• H o m e s 26 DAYS 11q; Oakland Road (Rt. 30) Phone 643-2711 0— Mortgage. Loans 20— Instructions Wanted 32— Painting-Papering 43— Pets-Birds-Oogs 55— Officet-Storet for Rent Available December ,15. low mileage. $1350. 66— Automotive Service South Windsor, CT. (203) Homes-Apts. to share 59 S— Personai Loans * 33— Building-Contracting 44— Musical Instruments 56— Resort Property lor- Rent HAPPV ADS $3.00 PER iNCH BEAUTIFUL BARBIE Telephone 643-2598. 6201 Ask tor Andrea. 67— Autos lor Rent-Lease •••••••••••••••••••••••• Join Us Today 10<—Insurance REAL ESTATE 34— ^ofing-Siding 45— Boats & Accessories 57— Wanted to Rent DOLL DRESSES - 80t. 644-2355. Gift certificates ••••••••••••••••••••••*• SHARE IVz Baths, kitchen Bridesmaid’s Outfit - $2.75, available - Visa and MANCHESTER - Attrac­ Campers-Trallers-Moblle Mastercard accepted. privileges with working Wedding Outfit - $3.75. 643- tive 4 room apartment, H om es 65 MODELS, TRAINS, lady. Phone 649-7630 days; 6452 stove, paneling. Be part of Household Goods 40 Dogs-BIrds-Pets 43 Apartments tor Rent S3 Games, telescopes and 646-2297 evenings. References. No pets, $295. FOR RENT - Motor Home, BIBLES & BOOKS microscopes. Tuesday, NEWSPAPER BINGO 228-3540. 22'A ft., sleeps 6, self- USED SIAMESE BLUE POINT 118 MAIN STREET - 3 and Thursday, and Friday: contained. 10-12 MPG, the Holiday New Game Starts Every Wednesday. REFRIGERATORS, KITTENS for sale. 11 4 room heated apartments, REASON FOR THE Noon - 9 p.m., Saturday 10- 5 ROOM DUPLEX - Own special Winter Rates. 423- WASHERS, RANGES - weeks old. Have had 1st hot water, no appliances. SEASON — God gave His 6. Continues Thru Tuesday driveway, basement & 3970 4 p.m.-7 p.m. Clean, Guaranteed. Parts sho^s. Call 646-5584 Security - tenant in­ Best. Share the Best with a ROOMMATE WANTED: large yard. Appliances. I or Until There’s A WInnerl & Service. Low prices! between 5 p.m. and 9 p.m. surance. 646-2426, 9-5 gift from BIBLES & BASKETS & WICKER Male, Mid 20s to share Gift Guide Married couple preferred. B.D. Pearl & Son, 649 Main weekdays or anytime weekdays. BOOKS, 840 Main Street, large 6 room duplex in I.KOAI, M)TICK ■ $350 plus utilities. There ere 15 BINGO BUGS Street. 643-2171. weekends. 649-3396. THE WICKER COTTAGE Manchester. Plenty of To: Enrolled Members of the — Specializing in baskets, References & security privacy. $175 plus half Dem ocratic Party, Town of An- 'Your Community Newspaper" in Todey’s Peper, MANCHESTER MAIN dover, Connecticut. FREE COCKERSPANIEL STREET - Three room GIFT SHIRTS wicker furniture, wall required. Available Dec. utilities. Call David, 643- DISHWASHER AND 1st. 646-0450 or 643-9365 You are hereby warned that Hundreds of people incli ding these SMALL Refrigerator for - buff color, look-a-like apartment. Heated, hot hangings and bath 0005 or 232-5682. there will be a Caucus of the PERSONAL TEE - Per­ after 5 p.m. sale. Good condition for puppies, for good homes. water, appliances. No pets. accessories. Route 84, Ver­ Enrolled Members of the sonalized Fun and RESPONSIBLE FEMALE Democratic Party on December 2. home or cottage. $95 for Just bad shots. 646-2981. •Security. Parking non (across from Golf- will be watching Sportswear. Great gifts for MANCHESTER - Nice 2 ROOMMATE to share tiyo 1981, at 8:00 p.m., at the Andover both. Telephone 646-1803. available. Telephone 523- Land). 646-6219. Monday - E le m e n ta l School. School Road. Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 Cfhristmas. 1081 Main bedroom apartment, new bedroom duplex with MINIATURE 7047. Saturday 10-5. Sunday 1-5. Andover, Connecticut. n NOTICES Street, Manchester. 646- kitchen, near busline and To endorse a candidate for elec­ 30 INCH ELECTRIC Stove, SCHNAUZER PUPS - same. Country setting, 10 3339. FLORIST shopping. Available 1st. minutes from Vernon Cir­ tion as Selectman. SWITCHBOARD $35. R efrigerator, $50. AKC, ears cropped, shots, MANSFIELD CENTER - To conduct such other business $400 plus utilities. Charlie cle. Telephone 646-8037. 2 Lost and Found 1 OPERATOR - wanted, Good running condition. excellent temperament & Woodsedge Apartments. TV’S - STEREOS as may be proper to come before Now jiRAUSE F l o r is t - 621 at 649-4000. NEW PAY SCALE midnight to 8 a.m., 3- personality. 537-3318. said Caucus. Telephone 742-8265. ONE MONTH’S FREE SHOP AL SIEFFERTS Hartford Road. Weddings, Dated at Andover, Connecticut, IMPOUNDED - Mixed nights. No experience through RENT. Newly renovated, APPLIANCES - 445 Hart­ corsages, fresh flower ROCKVILLE - large three this 27th day of Novem ber. 1981. breed buff color female. necessary, will train. 41 Musical Instruments 44 n AUTOMOTIVE Democratic Town Committee Articles tor Sale country setting. Two ford Road, Manchester. arrangements, silk room apartment, carpeted, Laurel Street. Terrier, Edwards Answering Ser­ bedrooms. From $285 to Beatrice E. Kowalski. Christmas WE NEED ... 647-9997. SUPER SANTA arrangements, plants, parking, quiet location, Chairman mixed breed, brown male, vice, 646-5081, PEAVEY P.A. SYSTEM, RN’s/LPN's LOAM SALE - Delivering 5 $325, includes appliances funeral flowers. 643-9559. neat. No pets. 649-5635 or 061-11 three years old. Pearl SALE! Video Tape Autos For Safe 61 Eve! yards. $60 tax include. XR-500 Amplifier, Two 121 and parking. 429-1270, 233- Recorders, TV's, Stereos, 871-0464. Street. Geryian Shepard Home Health Aides Sand, gravel, Call 643-9504. OTS Columns complete 9660 or 232-0761. Washers, Dryers, CHRISTMAS type, black male, white Homemaker/ SURPLUS JEEPS, CARS, I.KGAL NO I H;K with cords & covers. 1 year Refrigerators, Freezers. ARRANGEMENTS - 2 BEDROOM & 3 Great rates! rear paws. Cooper Street. PARK HILL JOYCE TRUCKS. Car Inventory Notice is hereby given that enroll-, Companions NEW YEAR’S VACATION old. Lab 5-Series Guitar 2V2 r o o m a n d 3 ROOM MUCH MORE! BEDROOM Apartments ment sessions for the purpose of Telephone 646-4555. valued $2143 sold for $100. to place your 8 Amplifier. Call evenings, APARTMENTS FLOWER SHOP: FTD. enrolling electors entitled to vote to provide home care begins now. Sell Avon and available immediately. Similar bargains available. start saving! Call 646-3685 646-3199. AVAILABLE APPLIANCES Fruit Baskets, Christmas Security & references. in th e D e c e m b e r 15. 1981 ad Call Pam, IM PO U N D E D : Hound, ALUMINUM SHEETS Call for information, 602- R E P U B LIC A N P R IM A R Y will be Call or come in for or 523-9401. IMMEDIATELY. Heat, Parties, Flowering Plants. B/W Realty, 647-1419. female, black, tan and used as printing plates. .007 HOLIDAY SUPER SAVERS Call: 649-0791. 941-8014, Ext. 7816. Phone held on Saturday, Novem ber 28. the Manchester Information, 643-9515 VITO CLARINET like hot water, appliances. 1981 from 9 A.M. to 12 Noon and on white. Call Andover Dog thick. 23x28Vi’^. 50c each, SHOP PEARLS - 640 Main E.H.O. call refundable. CAFETERIA HELP new. Used one year. $98. References; Security. Call Tuesday. December 1. 1981 from 9 Herald — Warden, 742-7194. or 5 for $2.00. Phone 643- Street, Downtown PENTLAND FLORIST - A.M. to 8 P.M. in the Fireplace AIDE AND ASSISTANCE WANTED: Manchester Telephone 649-2465. after 6 pm, 646-3911. MANCHESTER - Two, 2711. They MUST be picked Manchester. 643-2171. Most Visit Us For All Your CADILLAC - 1976 - Coupe Room of the Community Hall. 222 .643-2711 OF N.E. CONN. INC. Community College. Flexi­ up before 11:00 a.m; only. brands available: G/E, Holiday Needs, See Our bedrooms, basement, near DeVille - 72,000 miles. Bolton Center Road. Announcements 3 388 Main St, Manchatitar ble hours. Telephone 643- Antiques 46 MANCHESTER - Unusual busline. $250. Capitol D ated’ at Bolton, Conn, this 25th Zenith, Sony, RCA and Choice Selection, 24 Birch Good condition. $2700 or day'of November. 1981. 0930. deluxe one bedroom Homes, 236-5646. Best offer. Telephone 742- FLEA MARKET: Every USED KENMORE ANTIQUES - Dealer space townhouse. Private en­ more to choose from. Street - 643-6247. “ Pleasing Ilvi J Cannon and OFFICE HOURS 6800 - Keep trying. Joan E. Dixon, Sbnday 10-5. Coventry an­ WASHER in good working available. Busy Antique trance, patio and full base­ You Is Our Pleasure.” ' Mon. • FrI. d-4 PARTS DEPARTMENT ELECTROLUX - Buy MANCHESTER - three Registrars of Voters. tique center, 1140 Main EOE/AAP order, $95. Looking for Center has available inside ment. Includes heat, BOLTON PERSON to handle Someone You Love an CENTERPIECES. FRUIT rooms, patio, yard. $200, Street, Coventry. Dealer good safe used wooden booths for qualified appliances, carpeting and 79 Pontiac Sunbtrd 2-Dr. 062-11 ordering, receiving and ELECTROLUX VACUUM BASKETS, Flowering Caitol Homes, 236-5646. space available. Telephone crib. 649-8787. ■Dealers. Call Old Country air-conditioning. $430 Jet black, 4 spd., 4 cyl. shipping parts and other CLEANER for a Christ­ Plants For Your Holiday Showroom condition. 742-9698. related work. Call for ap­ Store, Coventry, 742-9698. monthly. No pets. Damato PART TIME DELUXE LATCH HOOK mas Gift. Call: 646-3875. Needs. BROWNS EAST WINDSOR - two *3 *9 5 pointment, Hobart Cor­ Enterprises. P46-1021. bedrooms, heat included, WANTED; Craftsmen to MECHANICALLY kits, varied designs. $15 ANTIQUES & FLOWERS, INC., 145 Main 79 Cadillac Coupe deVille poration, 523-8222. Street, Manchester carpet, $300s. Capitol sell their merchadise at INCLINED person to at­ each. Regular $30. COLLECTIBLES - Will MANCHESTER - 3 Room LOVABLE ABANDONED Silver gray, full power options, Homes, 236-5646. fact. A/C, leather, cruise control. craft show on December tend automatic pin setting Proceeds benefit’ purchase outright or sell on apartment, 1st floor, all KITTENS EARN BIG (Next Week’s Color Is Green) Beautiful! 5th and 6th, Saturday and equipment 2 or 3 evenings American Field Service. commission. House lot or appliances, basement VANITY CAR PLATES per week including one COMMISSIONS C A N Y O U GIVE A EAST HARTFORD - four •T995 Sunday in Manchester at Telephone 647-1761 after 6 single piece, 644-8962. storage, close to shopping weekend shift. Must be 18 p.m. LOVABLE ABANDONED ENGRAVED-RAISED carpeted rooms, first floor. 78 Mercury Marquis 4-Dr. the Artisan Mill. 210 Pine I s a kical tund ratsinf represatilalhe G e f Your Cards Today from: & bus. $340 plus heat & ears of age. Apply Kitten or Cat a home for LETTERS. $250, Capitol Homes, 236- Loaded. Full Power Beauty! Street. 9x15 booths. $20. selling OUT products to sctwots, churches, Davis Family Restaurant. Caldor Shopping Plaza; Flower Wanted to B uy 49 utilities. 404 North Main 'anager, Parkade chrio groups. Port-timo/tull-tinM. Details the Holidays — 633-6581, ORGANIZATION 5646. *3995 Telephone 649-7373. Fashion, 65 E. Center St.; Harvest Hill Package Store, MOTOROLA Street. Call Peterman, 649- Bowling Lanes, Parkade Iroo. Call iO D .5 2 3 « d 3 : or urito FRU. Manchester Parkade; Highland Park Market, 317 Highland St.; TELEVISION - picture 342-0571. Emblems. Business Cards. 216 Appio SL. auakertoim. Pa. I89S1. CASH FOR YOUR Proper­ 9404 or 646-1171 or 647-0080. Shopping Center, K.B. Automotive, Broad Street; Lynch Motors. 500 W. Center looks great, no flipping but Name Pins. Button Making VERNON - heat paid, 76 Chevrolet Malibu 20,000 Mortgage Loans 8 ty. We buy quickly and con­ PETS AND SUPPLIES three rooms, appliances Wagon. Beige. 8 cyl.. auto, Manchester. St.; Nassiff Photo. Main Street; Optical Style Bar, Main Street; there is no sound. Mo. Keep fidentially. The Hayes Cor­ Machines/Supplies. Regal's Men's Shop, Main Street;. Sleffert's Appliances, 445 MANCHESTER - Ranch and more. Capitol Homes, transmission. P/S, AM/FM. fac­ MORTGAGE LOANS - 1st; trying at 646-2230. poration. 646-0131. PET TOWNE - Tri-City MANCHESTESi RUBBER tory air. Nice dependable vehicle. Hartford Road; Westown Pharmacy, 455 Hartford Road; Diet type one bedroom apart­ STAMPS, 20 Birch - 649- 236-5646. 2nd; 3rd. A LL KINDS. Condominiums 22 Center. 113 Main St., also Pic an<. Save. 725 E. Center St. Cards ment. Quiet, convenient Plaza. IF IT SWIMS, OR *1495 Realty state-wide. Credit LADIES ENGAGEMENT 4489. Visa - Master Card. will also be available at the Diet Center. 527 Burnside Avenue, WANTED: Lionel trains location. Price includes HOPS, Creeps or Slithers - SUMMER STREET N rating unnecessary. RING: Washer & Dr^er, 1 76 Ford, Elite ELECTRONIC CONDOMINIUMS: One East Hartford, and at the Hi FI Stereo House, Vernon .Circle. for family collection and heat, hot water, air- It’s Here; Quality TELEVISIONS Manchester, Available CIRCULATION Reasonable. Confidential. year old, excellent condi­ Creatures and Superior 2-Dr. Hardtop. Yellow, 8 cyl.. TECHNICIANS - the J.C, bedroom, fully applianced layout. Telephone 649-0746. conditioning, appliances, Dec. 1st, 4 rooms, 1st floor, Quirk arrangement. tion. Colonial couch. Call Supplies at money saving HOLIDAY SUPER SAVERS ' auto, transmission,-P/S. AM/FM Penney Catalog Center in kitchen, carpet and vinyl laundry fa c ilitie s and no utilities, oil heat, securi­ Stereo, factory air, Absolute ALVIN LUNDY AGENCY, 646^7674. prices. 644-3510. Manchester needs floors, separate basement Services Ottered 31 Building Contracting 33 storage. $400 per month. SHOP P E A R L S - 649 Main ty, no pets. $300 a month. creampuff. loo Constitution Plaza, technicians to fill our with washer and dryer con­ * RENTALS No pets. Damato Enter­ Street, Downtown *2795 YASHICA MG-1 Automatic . 644-1408, HarUprd. 527-797 1; specialized position main­ nections, storm windows FARRAND prises. 646-1021. MANCHESTER PET Manchester, 643-2171. evenings: 233-6879. 233- 35-MM Camera f/2.8 lens, 73 VW Station Wagon taining our J.C. Penney and doors, townhouse and REMODELING - Cabinets, Rooms lor Rent 52 CENTER - Good Quality Dishwashers from $249.00; 6885. new, good condition, $50. and Advice make good MANCHESTER - Four Gold finish,. auto, transmission. engineered digital logic flat models available. Roofing, Gutters, Room EAST HARTOFRD - 2 Ranges from $249.00; bedroom near Main Street. •Exceptionally CleanI Three old model train sense. Are you paying too equipment, as well as other Telephone 649-9404, Peter­ B-B UPHOLSTERY: Additions, Decks, All types ArrRACTIVE SLEEPING bedroom, brand new Microwaves from $199.00. *2495 engines, Lionel. Telephone much for your pet No pets, security- and electronic equipment. man Agency. Custom work. Free es­ o f Remodeling and ROOM’, shower/bath. linoleum & wall to wall GREAT GIFTS WITH references required. $340 0 n EMPLOYMENT 647-9881. supplies? Stop in — it will SUBURBAN MOTOR Applicants should have a timates. Will pick up and Repairs. Free estimates. Private entrance. Apply: carpeting, heat, hot water, COMPLETE SERVICE. monthly. Call 649-4424. formal education and a deliver. Please call 646- Fully insured. Phone 643- parking. Near busline. Call be worthwhile. Mixed CAR. INC. EVERY WEDNESDAY TWO SNOW TIRES G78-15 Russell’s Barber Shop, 195 breed puppies, tropical and HAND MADE Help Wanted minimum of 5 years REAL ESTATE 2161 after 5. 6017. Spruce Street, between 11 528-2914. 9:30-5:30, or 528- ROCKVILLE - three Route 83 649-2076 13 mounted on Ford rims. $15. goldfisn, parakeets, COLLECTIBLES Manchester______experience in electronics.' a.m. and 2:30 p.m. 1719 after 6 p.m. CATERING: CHRISTMAS CB Home baseantenna canaries, finches, small bedroom, second floor EDUCATIONAL REP - Responsibilities will in­ ROBERT E. JARVIS - apartment. Mountain Homes For Sale 23 Parties, cocktail parties, with cable. $25. Telephone animals. 687 Main Street. AN OLD FASHIONED AUTO LEASING RENTAL Outstanding opportunity clude assembly, installa­ Remodeling Specialist. Apartments lor Rent S3 CHRISTMAS at the Street area. $340 monthly showers, stag parties, an­ 649-6238. (1-203 ) 649-4273. Gift wrap­ - Oldies But Goodies for experienced sales per­ tion, debugging and F o r room additions, •••••••••••••••••••••••• VILLAGE CHARM YARN plus utilities. Security and maintenance of the various CUSTOM BUILT CAPE - niversaries. NONE TOO kitchens, bathrooms, ping and lay-a-way plan Limited. Rent-A-Car. son to represent Phoenix SNOWBLOWER OLD MANCHESTER- One and BARN — with handmade references required. electronic equipment. J.C. (Full shed dormer), SMALL. 'Telephone roofing and siding or any always available. $12.95 day, 100 free miles. Institute of Technology Style runs good. $50. two bedroom apartments jifts and decorations by Telephone 872-3487 after 11 Penney training will be fireplaced living room, Florence, 649-5801. home improvement need. Automobiles bought, sold, recruiting students for Telephone 569-4436. available. Centrally Sew-Simple focal craftsman plus, craf­ a.m. V dining room, large SPORTING GOODS technical training. Com­ provided. This is an hourly Telephone 643-6712. located on busline near ting supplies. 133 Spruce rented. 323 Center Street, bedrooms, IV2 baths, gar­ WILL BABYSIT 5 p.m.-ll Manchester. Telephone mission. Choice of position offering com­ shopping center and CHRISTM AS CHEER! Street, Manchester. 649- VERNON - one bedroom age. Lot 80x140. Marion E. p.m., M-F, or weekends. PAINT SPRAYER Com­ 647-0908, Ask for Bill. territories available. Call petitive wages- ana a com- LEON CIEZSYNSKI schools. For further details 9699. Robertson. Realtor: 643- 643-9095. pressor and motor. In good White Stag Clothing, Foot apartment, one car garage, today for interview, 602- prehensive benefit BUILDER. New homes, call 649-7157. residential area. $350 5953. condition. Telephone 649- Joy Golf Shoes and All VW 411-1971. Runs - needs 244-8 1 1 1 . Mr. Terry package. We are an Equal additions, remodeling, rec Sports Equipment. THE CALICO PATCH - monthly including all 98% Coverage CAPABLE, RELIABLE 8190 anytime. $20. engine work. Good for McKinney, 2555 E. Univer­ Opportunity Employer. rooms, garages, kitchens NASSIFF ARMS, 991 Main 210 Pine Street, utilities. Security and NURSING ASSISTANT parts. $250 firm. Telephone sity Dr., Phoenix, Ariz. Please send a resume in­ remodeled, ceilings, bath Street, Manchester - Manchester. 646-6408. A references required. 14% APR , a va ible days• and MOVING - Household fur­ 646-7243. 85034. cluding a phone number tile, dormers, roofing. Unique Little Quilt Shop Telephone 872-3487 after 11 where you can be con­ nXED MTE evenings. Call Debbie, 647- Residential or cohfimer- nishings, artificial Christ­ HOW-TO 8700. mas tree 5’, $15. Four featuring everything for a.m. PART TIME - Work at tacted to arrange an inter­ Rent with option. $550 mo. or cial. 649-4291. OUTER-WEAR today’s quilter and more! •1977 BUICK REGAL, V-6, view to: J.C. PENNEY, purchase at $59,500. $40,000 drawer desk, good condi­ Air, Stereo, Landau Roof, Of Manchester home on the phone ser­ LIGHT TRUCKING - Fen­ tion. $50. Please telephone Gifts and gift certificates, Homes lor Rent 54 CATALOG DIVISION, assumable. DESIGN KITCHENS, OPEN : NOW! ! ! 20 mpg, etc. 423-3970 4 vicing our customers in 647-9058. Christmas prints, trims, P.O. BOX 178, Buckland cing. Attics, cellars, gar­ cabinets, vanities, counter “MARKDOWN" - p.m.-7 p.m. your area. Telephone 456- ages cleaned. All types Famous Maker Outer- patterns, kits, books, 456'/2 MAIN STREET - six 0876 or 528-6631. Station. Manchester, CT, tops, kitchen cabinet fronts strawberry shortcake rooms, $400. plus utilities. 06040.. 12% APR trash, brush removed. custom woodworking, 30" ELECTRIC RANGE, Wear for the Entire Fami­ Picket, Split Rail, Chain saw Pioneer-21, A ly at Discount Prices - 30% cutouts, and a large selec­ No appliances. Tenant in­ 79 Plymouth Sapporo INSPECTOR - Must have FIXED RATE colonial reproductions. tion of fabrics and Owner financing. Immediate oc­ Stockade Fences installed. Excellent condition. 649- to 60% off. Jackets, Vests surance. Security. 646-2426 2 Dr. Coupe, one owner, very experience with air-craft J.P. Lewis 649-9658. clean, new tires. WOMAN NEEDED FOR cupancy. New 3 bedroom Cape. 528-0670. 8913. and Ski Wear. Glen Lochen supplies. weekdays. parts: Apply in person: light houseke^ing' on a 2 car garage, 5 min. to Man­ Mall, Glastonbury. Open *5495 SOLAR MACHINE, 757 chester, IS min. to downtown ELECTRICAL SERVICES TH E BITTERSWEET EAST HARTFORD - 7' live-in basis. Reasonable. - We do all types of Elec­ FIREWOOD CUT, Split, Every Night till 9pm. Goodwin Street. East Hart­ Telephone 643-7760. Hartford. An excellent buy at LICENSED DAY CARE SHOP — Most Christmas J i Room, 3-4 Bedrooms, IV2 79 Plymouth Arrow Pickup trical Work! Licensed. Call seasoned, delivered. Pick­ ford. . $79,000. HOME - Will watch your up load. $50. Metal office RICYCLES Items 1/2 Price. Antiques / baths, stove, refrigerator, 4 cyl. with a cab, 4 spd., 2000 cc child or infant days. Call after 5:00 p.m., 646-1516. Gifts / Jewelry / Crafts. washer, dryer, fireplace, engine, and many other extras. TEACHER with certifica­ desks with, pull-out typing BICYCLES AND PART , TIME 15% APR 646-0262, Route 44A, Bolton - 643- garage, near buslines, *4895 tion to head 3 year old table. $65. 'Telephone 643- CAMPING EQUIPMENT SALESPERSON to sell OWNER FINANCING DENNIS R. M ILLER - 7800. stores, schools, churches. Nursery school program. 2 8160. — Sporting <5oods. Ice subscriptions door-to-door 3 bedroom Ranch. Immediate oc­ Remodeling - Additions - $450 plus, heat & utilities. 79 Dodge Power Wagon mornings a week. 644-1626. BABYSITTER Skates, Sleds, Barbells, 4 wheel drive, low mileage, very with nevVscarrier two cupancy, $57,900, Roofing - Aluminum and HORSE? OK COURSE! References, lease, 2 AVAILABLE, Martin Vinyl Siding. Phone 649- UNFINISHED ROCK S3' Hockey, Exercise Equip­ clean. evenings a week or’ Satur­ camiRY 21 MAPLE double bed frame. / months security deposit. *4995 days. Salary plus com­ School area. Call after 3 2954. ment. F A R R ’S, 2 Mam THE MAPLEWILD TACK TEDFORD REAL ESTATE p.m. 649-2094. $55. Call 643-2386. Street, Manchester - 643- ROOM of Bolton is No pets. 643-8703. missions, Call Circulation BOOKKEEPER 647-9914 423-8958 80 Dodge Pickup manager, Manchester. TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY 7111. featuring Stuben Sigfried Meadows Convalescent SOLIGAR TELEPHOTO Saddles at $499.95. ^ e us SOUTH WINDSOR - three 4 wheel drive, very clean,.4.000 Heral(f 643-2711. Residential & Commercial ANTIQUES bedroom house, lots of miles. Center has a full time Construction. Remodeling, lens for Cannon cameras. fo r major brands of *6895 Painting-Papering 32 80MM to 230MM. $75. extras. Call now. Capitol opening for a home improvements, ad­ BROOKS ANTIQUES - English and Western equip­ 2 HELP WANTED: Ad­ BUSINESS Telephone 646-6727. k e w -- Homes; 236-5646,. ministrative Assistant - bookkeeper to handle ditions, bathroom & '' < Manchester Mall, 811 Main ment, Christmas cards and MANCHESTER patient accounts. The and SERVICES PROFESSIONAL kitchen remodeling, Street, Manchester. more! MAPLEWILD learn all phases of our of­ PAINTING - Interior and SOFABED & MATCHING VERNON - house, five PLYMOUTH fice procedures. Diver­ ability to work well with roofing, siding, repairs, WANTED ANTIQUE TACK ROOM, Toomey exterior. Commercial and CHAIR, $200. Excellent Road (at Bolton Center), rooms, dining area, Route 83 sified duties. Full time on­ figures and typing skills door & window replace­ FURNITURE, glass V. Services Ottered 31 residential. F re e e s ­ condition. Contour Bolton, CT 649-5550. fireplace, garage and Talcottviile ly, Liberal benefits. Apply are required. Excellent ment and alterations. 646- clocks, dolls and collec­ more. Capitol Homes, 236- timates. Fully insured. 646- 1379. recliner, excellent condi­ tibles. Ask for Harold - in person: Gaer Brothers, starting pay rate and REWEAVING BURN 4879. tion, $85. 649-7047. Yarn Dusters JEWELERS 5646. Inc., 140 Rye Street, South fine benefit package. HOLES. Zippers, um­ ■« y ' Windsor. , N.R. CYR B U ILD IN G THIS CHRISTMAS SAY I Apply in person brellas repaired. Window LACE. LINENS, LOVELY OHlces-Stores lor Rent shades, Venetian blinds. Intsrior/Extirlor PiinUng. COMPANY - New homes, LOVE YOU with a dia­ Monday thru Friday Walliiaparing md Drywill dry wall. Will assist in THINGS! Furniture, FULL TIME STORE Keys. TV FOR RENT. frames, fabulous things! mond engagement ring 1974 VOLKSWAGEN ■ only to liutiHlitlaii financing at 10 percent in- from the DIAMOND WORKSPACE OR Needs work. Must sell. CLERK Needed for local 7- Marlow’s, 867 Main Street, IkuMy pruffniMul ml BETTER AND BENZ R E D GOOSE FAItM Mr. Meighan, terest forfoi complete ad­ SHOWCASE. Prices start STORAGE SPACE FOR Eleven Food Store. Some 649-5221. lu u M iU t Driets. Ffu< WOOD STOVE - Very good ANTIQUES, Coventry. Best offer. Call 646-1542. Administrator ntinitn. Fdh hsun4 ditions, remodeling, rec- condition. $175. Telephone from just $179.00 ... like a RENT in Manchester. No cashier, retail experience " * Wednesday - Sunday, 12-4. lease or security deposit. helpful. Benefits include Meadows Convalecent BRICK, BLOCK, STpNE - a: L. McHUQH rooms, garages, decks. 643- 649-90^7, .after 5:30 p.m. 742-9137. Vb carat diamond ring for CHEVROLET MONZA - 843-9321 9743. 8382 Reasonable rates. Suitable Center Concrete. Chimney O n * S i t * $629.00. Seasons Greetings 1980. Four speed, AM/FM, insurance, credit union and •••••••••••••••••••••••• for small business. Retail 333 Bldwsll StrMt Repairs. ‘‘No Job Too from the DIAMOND snow tires, 18,400 miles. profit sharing. Apply in Heating-Plumbing 35 • BOUGHT AND SOLD At and commercially zoned. person: at 71 Hartford Manchqtter, CT 06040 Small." Call 644-8356 for SHOWCASE, I^nchester ’ $4500. Telephone 646-4762. THE ANTIQUE MARKET Call 872-1801, 10 to 5. Turnpike, Tolland. EOE. estimates. INTERIOR PAINTING, TAG SALES I Parkade. SCHALLER PLUMBING­ PLACE, 811 Main Street. over ten years experience, 1973 OLDSMOBILE HEATING- Water pump Wrap yarn 250 times The easy-to-aew caftan 12,000 SQ. FT. Of Small low rates and senior citizen J & J JEWELERS - 785 Cutlass Supreme - $500 specialists. Also, around a book; tie at top with front or back zipper Shops. Auctions 7pm Every Main Street, Manchester. discouiius. 643-9980. closing is also easy to firm as is. Telephone 649- remodeling service or edge. Remove book: tie Thursday. ‘.‘Quality Merchandise at again. Pull strand: lut, wear for relaxing mo­ OFFICE SUITE 1833. reoairs. FREE STILL OPEN - after all Old Fashioned Prices.” M&M P&H, Manchester INTERIOR AND cut thru loops. Wrap & menta. HELP WANTED ESTIMATES. 649-4266. these months. The Eastern TYPEWRITERS 14K Chains / Bracelets / 649-2871. Small repairs, EXTERIOR painting, tie from top knot; FQRRENT 1968 MUSTANG - 289 Connecticut Flea Market No. 8382 with Photo- Diamond Earrings / Pen­ remodeling, heating, paper hanging. Carpentry and again S'* from 1st Guide is in One Size. As engine, automatic, CIBCUIATION DEPT. Flooring at the Mansfield Drive-In YALE TYPEWRITER dants and Cultur^ Pearls. baths, kitchens a'hd water Work. Fully insured. J.P. 36 wrap. Insert 2" foam ball shown, 344 yards 45-inch- SERVICE — Typewriters excellent condition. 875- theatre (Jet. 31 & 32) will Keepsake 'Your Chbistmas 639 M ain heaters. Free estimates! Lewis & Son, 649-9658. for head; tie. Push in a short length, 2H yards. Rebuilt, Portable 7326. FLOORSANDING - Floors be open thru November, pointed dowel; knot se­ Diamond Source. Part-time Inserters: longer if weather permits. Patterns available only Typewriters, From $20.00. C & M Tree Service, Free like new! Specializing in curely. 643-7369 1976 PONTIAC LEMANS -' PROFESSIONAL ^ Every Sunday 9 a.m.-3 in aizea ahount» Sales and Service. Must be 18 yrs. old. estimates.' Discount senior older floors. Natural and C-317 has nasy-to-fol- HARDWARE 2 door hardtop. OCH 6 cyl. PAINTING - Interior and p.m. Spaces available, TO ORDER, lend $1.50 far **»* Typewriter and Adding citizens. Company e> terior. Commercial and stained floors. No waxing low instruct , is for plant Machines. 51 Purnell ENGLAND TRUE VALUE Heat, air conditioner, Fair condition. $250. Manchester owned and anymore! John Verfaille, public free, so bundle up dusters; yarn dolls, and HARDWARE — Route 44 A, Call 647-9947 >■ Ask for John residential. F re e e s ­ IU £ BURNITT Place. 649-4986. carpeted, paneled. Telephone 643-5317. operated. Call 646-1327. 646-5750. and come on down! other items made from Bolton. 649-5201. KERO- timates. Fully insured. 648- yarn. n, MwAntor hrM 4879. FRUIT BASKETS SUN SALES AND Service, ■GOVERNMENT SNOWPLOWING / - Household Goods 40 TO ORDER, itnd $1.50 for etch ii” rVATT*7.8ar Kerosene, Skil power tools, SURPLUS CARS AND iiJaiifhfHtpr gitUra, plat sop for pnttge obO FANCY FRUIT BASKETS Stanley hand tools, plum- Commercial & Residen­ INTERIOR PAINTING. — Order Early. Also TRUCKS NOW Available *” CABOT , bine and electrical NEWLY RENOVATED tial. Manchester. Professional work at COLONIAL SOFA and New -^l FASHION with Wicker Item s. PERO through government sales, Rake in dollars from un­ fwihKknIwIM supplies, California paint Reasonable. Free es­ reasonable rates FREE chair, solid maple hutch. Success in Sewinir 1« FRUIT STAND, 276 310 square feet office under $300, Call 1-714-569- Heralii used but useful items with i ISO Avi.' el Hurteas and paint sundries, available. Main Street timates. Call anytime 646- Estimates. 646-3503 Excellent condition. New Yerfe. N.Y. 100M Oakland Street, 0241 for your directory on 5489, 646-1327. evenings. Telephone 649-4145. a low-cost Classified Ad. PriRt Neme, Address wd Style Manchester. 643-6384. wallpaper and housewares. location with ample how to purchase. Open 24 Namber. Coupons! Price ... $2.25. parking. Call 649-2891. hours.