2 i - THE HERALD. Kri„ Dec, 18, 1981 Consumer Reports ... Tape players good buy Kids write to Santa page 13 V

By the Editors Connected to a stereo com­ out of the first group, but damage hearing. of Consumer Reports ponent system of good its small size, light weight quality, all the players and handy controls make it Hearing tests are in­ Small stereo tape- reproduced the music spec­ an attractive, though cost­ cluded in annual physicals. cassette players with a set trum as accurately as did ly little machine. On the For a special reprint of Cold, flurries Manchester, Conn. of headphones are prac­ high-quality component run, its flutter is as low as Consumers Union's Sat., Dec. 19, 1981 tical, portable devices that tape decks CR has tested in any of the other models evaluation of annual today and Sunday let you listen to music the past. tested, so if you want jazz physicals, send $1 for each — See page 2 25 Cents wherever you go, A host of The smail and comfor­ while you jog, don't copy to CONSUMERS, l ^ m l h audio-manufacturers offer table headphones delivered overlook this player. Be P.0, BOX 461, Radio City them — some models play sound with no deep bass careful if yolri bike or run Station, New .York, NY and record cassettes, some and with unevenness in the with these players. They 10019. Be sure to ask for play through a built-in treble. Still, the sound was can block traffic noise and the reprint on annual loudspeaker as well as judged impressive. With if played too loud they can physicals. r through headphones, and high quality headphones some have a combination (the. kind you'd normally Years FM radio-tape player or use with a component tape player-recorder. system) the accuracy was HANDS ON COMPUTER TRAINING You can spend as much improved. 2 evenings a week as $250 on, one of these Of course, you wouldn’t Tues. and Thurs. 7-10 pm Polish workers seize weapons devices — but you don't want to jog or walk around have to. Most of the tape outdoors wearing large Starts Tues., January 12 players Consumer Reports headphones. Nor, probably flow of refugees from the nation, a for 6 weeks By United Press Internation said Friday. the workers' defiance and threats. Workers were on strike at 43 Thursday to disperse crowds tested retail for about $100 would you want to pay Upgrade your skills — The defiant miners are also There was no official word beyond plants, including the Lenin shipyard protesting the army crackdown West German Defense Ministry and they are often sold for almost as riiuch for the Only e pot/Hons open Polish workers have seized arms pressing their demands for the the government announcement in Gdansk, and 4,000 workers have following reports on government said. . , less money at discount. headphones as for the 649-0605 or 429-9313 and explosives and threatened to release of-Solidarity union chief Thursday of bloody clashes that been arrested, Polish authorities'in­ television and radio of bloody Stunned and frightened by the For that money you can crackdown and widespread player itself. Still, since Ask for John or Joyce blow up shipyards in the north and Lech Walesa, held incommunicado killed at least seven rnjners near formed the U.S. government resistance, reports from the Polish buy a model that plays such good sound is possi- coal mines in the south unless the since the government crackdown Katowice and injured mdre than 400 Friday. capital said. violence, women flocked to food cassette tapes through bie, you might want to in­ UNIVERSITY TRAVEL government ends its repressive Sunday. other persons, most of them in the Riot police and soldiers swept Polish ships were patrolling the lines and panic buying of bread and headphones. vest in a set of high-quality Rte. 195 ______Storrs, Ct. military rule, reports from Poland Travelers from Poland reported Baltic port of Gdansk. through Warsaw firing teargas Baltic coast in efforts to halt the potatoes broke out. More money buys rnore headphones for use with Workers turned up but refused to capabilities: recorder- the player at home. In fact, ______work in factories all over the nation, player combinations that you might already have reports received through diplomatic might be of special interest them, in which case all you channels said. to students who want to peed to buy is an adapter UPI correspondent Ruth Gruber tape lectures during the ($3 or $4) to connect the said in a Telex message from War­ day and listen to music at headphones. j m y . s e saw authorities had lifted the com­ night without bothering The models tested varied munications blackout for the first 9 c Greenhouses Still Only anyone else. more in convenience than time since the crackdown Sunday Despite their small size, in their sound. Weight, for ' 621 Hartford Rri, Manchester * but imposed the first peacetime all the models Consumer example, ranged from 14 to press censorship in Polish history. Reports tested reproduced 26 ounces — a significant Reporters will be allowed to use sound of reasonably high amount of extra weight to fidelity in laboratory tests. be carrying around. Christmas Special PleuHi- liirii lo page 8 In Cr's judgement, the best of the walkaround tape players are the essen­ O A t Per Cepy tially similar Sanyo M4440, Public Sears Cat. No. 170 and Sony Red Roses Walkman I. The Sanyo and Vandals records Sears sound a little better J K tk Home Delivered than the Sony but are a bit iess convenient (half a ^ 1 per dozen Itiiildiiig pi'rinilN pound heavier, for one ravage To Trash-A way Inc. for thing) than that mode). offices and storage addi­ High and audible flutter Cash ‘n’ Carry tion at 435 W. Center St., kept the Sony Walkman II $30,000 More Manchester Main St. To James Lawrence for ii coal/wood stove at 63 Elro St., $725. To Bidwell Home Im­ provement Co., for roof Shattered windows on Main Street repairs and replacement of ALSIEFFERT’S and a robbery at a gas station kept asphalt with vinyl siding at Local News police hopping Friday night. base of steeple, Zion Police said somebody went along Lutheran Church, 112 Main Street at about 10 p.m. Friday Cooper St., $5,000. NO LOWER PRICES and broke the windows of four Main To Robert C. Dulka for Street businesses. Lion's Den, fireplace at 698 Center St., DiRosa Cleaners, Blish Hardware and Jackston Real Estate Agency. $600. To B.A. Lozier Iric, for “Somebody just went along and ANYWHERE ON Than Any Other kicked them out, " a police Fred and Juliette E Levesque, vinyl siding at spokesman said. He said officers 150. Vernon St., $4,000. were on the scene investigating late To Kenneth Freeman for RCA & ZENITH Friday night. addition of open porch at 67 Meanwhile, at about the same Olcott Drive, $1,643. time, somebody robbed the A-1 gas To Home Town Im­ station at 329 East Center St. provements Co. for Jean 19” Color T.V.’S Newspaper Police said somebody allegedly Griffeth, vinyl siding at 230 Herald photo by Pinto grabbed some money from the cash Lake St., $2,800. register. C To Berto Civitillo for Happy tumbling Although the amount stolen was wood stove at 11 Bolton St., not immediately known, police said it apparently wasn't too much. $ 1, 200. One of the delights of winter Is a ride down a snowy slope. You can worry about wot clothes later. Enjoying a hill in Center Park are (front to back) To Russell ,1. Bilodeau, Police said apparently no weapons for wood stove at 184 Jeff Watkins of 94 Spruce St„ and sisters Wendy and Teri Burnett of 88 Spruce St. were used. Princeton St., $650. '|i| To Ed and Elma Marshall for wood stove at 13 Morse Road, $590. To Sylvester Bottone for RCA Z E N IT H 1 Polish priest foresees ‘outburst' coal stove at 109 Prospect U.S. economy St., $600. To Colonial Builders for Paul Badeau, family room addition at 53 Clyde Drive, $5,146. S 2 9 9 l " 3 1 7 | Fearing the very worst To Stephen Napoletano in steep drop for enclosed second story porch at 12 West St., $400. relatives" W arran ty dci-dn FRI., SAT., SUN. ONLY By Paul Hendrie everything is scattered,” he said. Suffolk Management Co. Herald Reporter Besides the newspaper and Hyszko said he thinks the key WASHINGTON (UPI) - Almost an assistant secretary of com­ television reports that the rest of to the crisis may be what Iric., and Real E-1 Limited the entire economy has joined autos merce. Partnership, d.b.a. Condo V ID EO TA P E The real violence in Poland us are depending on for informa­ happens to Solidarity Leader and housing in a steep roller coaster '‘The Bureau of Economic may be yet to come, a worried tion, Hyszko Said his parishoners Lech Walesa. North, to Eugene F. Cseh, RECORDERS plunge after an upward ride only a Analysis has projected that real ■r Unit 527A, building five, R C i l Father. Walter A. HJyszko, get some first hand information "If anything happens to Walesa DISCS, CAMERAS few months ago, the latest govern­ GNP will be down substantially in pastor of Manchester’s Polish from letters sent by relatives in — if Walesa becomes a martyr — Northwood Towntiouses, ment figures showed Friday. the current quarter.” $47,400. National Catholic Church, said Poland. the whole country will be in tur­ The Commerce Department ten­ “We're seeing a lot of volatility in Friday evening. moil, " Hyszko predicted. Suffolk Management Co., ”I really feel in my heart that “ In thrise letters, though, Inc,, and Real E-1 Limited tatively projected a 5.4 percent economic activity from quarter to they’re kind of afraid to give the He said Solidarity is partly to , shrinkage in the gross national quarter,” economist William after the holidays, if people don’t blame for the current crisis, Partnership, d.b.a. Condo get any hope for food, I think truth, because when that letter is North, to Corinne Toi product since September following a Dunkelberg of the Natirinal Federa­ going ouU they understand the because it sought too much too SolleV, Unit 533A, building 1.4 percent expansion in the gross tion of Independent Business said. there might be a revolution,” he serious difficulties if it is opened soon. five, Northwood national project from July through Dunkelberg said current business said. by the authorities and looked at,” "It was like a razor in the Townhouses, $43,400. September. may be better than the figures show. ’’Now, is just before the he said. “So, you have to kind of hands of a child,” he said. Earl C, Daniels and V. “If you talk to businessmen lately, holiday^, just before the Christ­ “That's one trouble with our peo­ The figures for the value of all mas Eve Vigil, where all gather read between the lines.” Darlene Daniels to Multi- goods and services were seasonally business has been pretty good,” he In addition, the Polish National ple. They’re too bold and they try Circuits Inc., property at said. “People are buying." around the table and break the to act too fast. adjusted, at annual rates, and Oplatek — the Polish wafer — Union publishes a weekly 198202 E, Center St., $200,- documented the sharp reversal in The year began with a miniboom, newspaper called “ Straz” or But he thinks the Soviets are 9 ¥ 0 R E CHRISTMAS and they always leave an empty reluctant to invade, because 000. I the economy from the third to the a GNP rate that soared 8.6 percent chair at the table, just in case an “The Guard.” gomar Associates, to fourth quarter. from January through March. Then, In the most recent edition, the there would probably be WE CHALLENGE ANYONE Tu FOR LESS unexpected guest arrives,” he resistance. Dorothy M, Minney, Unit BEAT OURPRICE8I from April through June, there was Polish American Congress 130F, 130 Highland St., $57,- The generally acknowledged explained. “This is the most Charitable Foundation an­ “That Polish Army, they said Example Buys! “break even” point for the GNP a contraction of 1.6 percent. The precious moment before the mid­ 000. nounced it had made only 10 to 15 percent are for necessary to keep unemployment third quarter, originally reported to night Mass. be down slightly, then up slightly, arrangements to send 100,000 Solidarity, but I feel it's more,” lt(‘leaKc of A ttarliinriit RCAVnigO *558' from getting worse is a rate that in­ “I think this is why they might he said. “When it comes to a real Gestetner Corporation creases about 4 percent a year. recovered much of the lost ground be so quiet now, but after the pounds of food to Poland. FATHER HYSZKO m m m ‘869 *769 with the 1.4 percent gain made finaj Hyszko. said encouraging point to take sides, I think at against Eari C. Daniels “This is not just an automobile holidays — if these people are ... food critical least 50 percent will go to the side and Darlene Daniels, in­ RCAvneso ‘ Ha9 *1048 and housing phenomenon. It’s rather for last quarter. going to starye — there might be donations of food and medicine to ship to Poland is the thrust of of the Solidarity. The Polish peo­ dependently and d.b.a. RCAVFP170 ‘ 1099 *939 widespread,’,’ said Robert Dederick, If the tentative projection for the an outburst.” area really is not a united entity, ple hold their heads high. They gurrent quarter — circulated inter- local efforts by the Polish com­ Daniels Travels. ^Hyszko said it’s tough even for munity, too. He criticized Presi­ as it is in New Britain and Hart­ would fight the tanks with their Manchester Lumber Inc. RMDISCPUYER ‘479 *347* FULL RENTAL ^he Commerce Department ford. bare hands." TAKS A DISCS members of the local Polish com­ dent Reagan for limiting exports against Anthoney Salerno, RC8CMKIUCG-010 ‘899 *688 Friday for use in budget and deficit of food to Poland. We’re scattered here too Father Hyszko said he is ap­ d.b.a. Trisa Building Enter­ LIBRARY ■ forecasts — turns out to be correct, munity to keep in touch with *Aft«r R«bat« I nU0X what's happening now. in. their “We’re giving forth all we much,” he said. “Here, there is proaching retirement arid was prises, property at 89 the total GNP for 1981 will have in- no real society outside our ■ planning to go to Poland next Shallovybrook Lane. homeland. . can,” he added. Business...... 21 creased about 1.9 percent over 1980 But he conceded that the Polish church. There are not too many summer. Church...... 18 after adjustment for inflation, “It’s very difficult to get the Eusi-inrnI 647-9997 whole story now, because community in the Manchester organizations, just a couple, as “I intend to go next year. I Classified...... 22,23 department analysts said. well as the gathering once a year want kto do some writing and Sateliite Aerospace Inc. 647-9998 to the Hartford Electric A t fiielljWt'ii : ...... ’ ■ The 1979 to 1980 change was slight- at the Elks Club, for Polish night. spend some time there,” said the “ “1™ ...... — ''J? ly negative, down 0.2 percent “Also, I think there are some priest, who already has published Light Co., land on westeriy a book of his own poems. side of Chapel Road. Entertainment ...... ’ „ because of last year's recession. people here who have more fear “ / / anything happens to Walesa — if Walesa in their hearts than those in But he’s not sure if he’ll have cluim ilceil 445 HARTFORD RD., MANCHESTER | Obituaries...... 8 -phe administration iiau been becomes a martyr — the whole country will be Poland. They’re afraid.to speak the chance to go now. He said Sandra L. Adams to 1-84 EXIT TO KEENEY ST. Sports ...... 10-12 assuming a 2.6 percent increase for out, becuuse they’re afraid relatives are warning him to stay Richard L. Adams, proper­ Mon.-FrI. 9:30-9:00 Sat. 9:30-6:00 Television ...... 17 jggi after inflation, but was much in turm oiL something might happen to their at home. ty at 131 Pine St. Sunday 12:00-5:00 n*ore optimistic about next ye^r. r '

2 - THE HERALD, Sat., Dec. 19, IWl THE HERALD, Sat., Dec. 19, 1981 - 3 NATIONAL WEATHCP S.’ RVICC FORECAST !c 7 P?.« 1^29,S3 B “ . aa.77 3 0 .0 0 \ News Briefing SEATTLU^^ - ' I WINOYN ;\ Ribicoff killer «nUNCi»co is convicted

SANTA MONICA, Calif. (UPI) - Jurors failed Friday to decide whether Frederick Thonlas, convicted of the murder of newswoman Sarai Ribicoff, should get life in prison or be executed in the gas chamber. UPI W EATHER POTO CAST 6) The same jurors who last week con­ Herald photo by Pinto ‘Ski mask’ victed Thomas in the cold-blooding shooting of Miss Ribicoff, an editorial It’s too cold for soccer, so the Cougar Soccer Field at snowmobile as the third snowstorm of the week hit writer for the Los Angeles Herald And it isn’t even winter yet! Manchester Friday. rapist guiity Examiner and the niece of former Sen. Manchester Community College was taken over by a Abraham Ribicoff, D-Conn., deliberated DONALDSONVILLE, La. (UPI) - all day without reaching a decision. “Ski mask rapist” Jon B. Simonis, ruled .’The eight-woman, four-man panel, Weather sane by a state judge, pleaded guilty which also deliberated for 90 minutes Friday to three of 81 attacks in a dozen Thursday afternoon, was ordered to SAVE states and was sentenced to three life return to court to continue its dis­ CmSTIIMS terms plus 420 years in prison. cussions on Monday. Ted up' at vandals, "You have caused serious physical and Prosecutor Steven Barshop urged the UP TO emotional hardship on your victims,” jury in closing arguments to not be Today’s forecast Judge Charles Becnel said before moved by pity, saying ’Thomas deserved passing sentence on the 30-year-old, un­ to die for the brutal robbery and slaying Mostly cloudy, windy and cold with a 40 percent SALE employed lab technician. outside a Venice district restaurant in chance of snow flurries. Highs 25 tp 30. Partly cloudy ______2 DAYS "I am convinced your deeds were done November 1980. and cold at night with lows in the teens. Considerable owner offers reward in a deliberate fashion calculated to in­ Defense attorney Richard Hirsch, sunshine, windy and cold Sunday with highs near 30. 404 W. MIDDLE T f KE. PARKADE OPEN SAT. 8 TO 10 ’^ Northwesterly winds at 15 to 20 mph through Saturday 70 still fear in your victims. This court is however, claimed that the state sought mandated to impos.e the maximum the death penalty only because Miss night. “WE SAVE YOU MONEY” FREE GIFT WRAP SUN. 8 TO 9 sentences possible. To do less would ■Ribicoff’s prominence as a member of Clarence G. “Bud” Brown, the the Police Department, but he said each of the four times hii business degradate this court.” the news media and the relative of a owner of Manchester Carbide at 27 he has seen no response. has been vandalized. SAVE *2 Electronic 'Action' Simonis was given the maximum politician. Hilliard St., said he can't count on “Obviously, there is a level of Brown, a Manchester resident for penalties on all eight counts against him “I suggest that the outrage of the the Manchester Police to protect his crime in Manchester that the police more than 30 years, has been with — three aggravated rapes, four armed killing of Sarai Ribicoff is that it could be National Forecast office anymore, so he’s taken force feels is acceptable,” he Manchester Carbide since it moved FODTDALL G A M E robberies and one aggravated burglary. anyone of us,” Barshop countered. matters into his own hands. charged.■ to Hilliard Street in 1969. It's a game (or two players playing against the com­ He got consecutive life sentences for the “Each of us goes out to eat. Each of us L'Me Rock pc ro'Tz .... His business has been broken into He said the Police Department He said nobody has responded to puter. The player controls the "running back " on ol- By United Press International. lense, while the computer controls the delensy. Oper- rapes, plus 99 years- on each of four goes out to dine with loved ones. We have City & Fest Hi 1.0 PCD Los Angeles c 78 four times in the past several years. has gotten “too sophisticated and his reward offer yet, but he plans to armed robbery counts and 30 years for Albuquerque c 48 20 Louisville cy 38 15 .10 run his ad for another week. ates on bat-. rights not to be robbed, not to be shot.” Memphis c - 53 14 .... Brown said, most recently on cumbersome” to be out in the 9 Anchorage r 39 32 ',04 This time, though. Brown said the teries(not aggravated burglary. Barshop also disputed Hirsch’s sugges­ Asheville pc SO 27 Miami Bech pc 77 65 .... Friday night, Dec. 4. streets where the crimes are oc­ -included). The commission found Simonis “men­ tion that Miss Ribicoff, 23, had “con­ Atlanta cy 48 25 Milwaukee pc 19 07 .... Brown charged that the curring. ad will encourage people with infor­ tally competent and completely in con­ Billings c 26 16 Minneapolis c 06 -09 .... Brown said he thinks the vandals mation to send a note to a Herald tributed to her death” because she Birmingham c fi2 26 .06 Nashville pc 50 20 .... Manchester Police Department trol of his faculties." Law enforcement struggled during the robbery outside the Boston s 34 27 .11 New Orleans c 77 38 .66 “has its priorities mixed up” and — who on Dec. 4 only stole money box, instead of calling him, as the ad officers had indicated earlier Simonis Brwnsvll Tx.pc 84 37 oc New York cy 35 34 .01 simply isn’t doing enough on from the soda machine, but also now requests. Chez Helene restaurant. Buffalo s 28 17 .08 Oklahm Cty pc 29 13 .... would be found sane and plead guilty to “I suggest that the shooting of Sarai Charlstn S.C. r 59 50 .09 Omaha cy 04 -12 .... weekends ' to protect businesses broke windows, emptied file and Brown said he is hoping that the the attacks on three Gonzales, La,, Ribicoff is an intentional act regardless Charitt N.C. pc 47 39 Philadelphia s 37 31 .01 from vandalism. desk drawers, poured soda over the change will nudge somebody who ■ UP| photo Chicago pc 23 07 .03 Phoenix c 76 48 .... women. of whether she struggled or not,” he Cleveland s ^ 29 20 .32 Pittsburgh s 27 23 .25 So, for the past two weeks. Brown mess, smashed tool boxes and over­ might know something into sharing Becnel ordered the hearing last week said. “All of us would struggle for our Columbus s 28 22 .02 Portland Me. s 33 27 .... has placed .advertisements in the turned furniture — may have been information with him. CHRISTMAS Big 2 lb. Box after refusing to accept Simonis’ guilty Traffle moves in a slow and caravan fashion along the Indiana toll Road Dallas c 45 21 Portland Ore. r 46 42 .01 Manchester Herald, offering $300 to young kids, looking for cash. If that doesn’t work. Brown said own lives. Denver c 39 21 Providence s 33 28 .00 G lh W R A P Quality Chocolatasl SAVE plea in the three rapes. Friday near LaPorte. Heavy snows fell from a "lake effect” snowstorm. “The reason for the shooting, I suggest Des Moines c 09 -05 Richmond pc 46 38 .01 anyone‘with information about peo­ He said he decided to offer the he doesn’t know what he’ll do. Court-appointed attorney Alan Robert Detroit s 27 05 .08 Salt Lak Ctycy 43 25 .... ple who vandalized the office. reward because he is worried that if “All 1 know is that I’m fed up and 12 different designs to you, was to get rid of Sarai Ribicoff as Duluth cy 07 -01 San Antonio c 60 26 .... $8.00 said Simonis, arrested Nov. 27, showed a witness.” El Paso c 60 24 San Diego c 67 54 .... Brown said if he finds out who’s the police solved the case and found I’m going to get to the bottom of 12 Large sheets Milk or Dark signs of a split personality. The suspect San Franese -cy 56 51 .... The prosecutor also reminded the Hartford s 34 29 .13 responsible, he’ll sue for recovery of that minors had committed^ it, he this,” he said. Reg. $3.00 Assortment Reg. $17.95 himself, however, maintained he un­ Honolulu c 82 74 San Juan pc 85 78 .02 might not be able to get their’names Bitter cold, blizzard hit Midwest jurors of previous testimony indicating Indianapolis cy 28 13 .22 Seattle r 51 41 ..05 damages. derstood the charges against him and the -that ’Thomas had robbed and shot a man Jackson Mss. c 58 25 Spokane cy 27 19 .... Brown said the vandalism has and sue their parents, which is his 7 to 12 Hole SAVE *8 Largest Pipe results of his pleas, Clifford Arnold to declare a snow just hours before killing Miss Ribicoff. Jacksonville pc 72 50 Tampa pc 71 51 .... always occurred sometime over a main objective. By Linda Wolohan Kansas City pc 12 -12 Washington pc 45 35 .... PIPERACK RON80N Selection in town A ruling of mental instability could emergency and ask the nearby cities of Thomas was convicted last week of Las Vegas c 59 35 Wichita pc 21 10 .... weekend an^ every time he — not Brown conceded that it is not the have jeapardized prosecution of crimes United Press International Trousers- e C T R O N lC Many shapes LaPorte and South Bend for help first-degree murder and robbery of Miss the police — has discovered it. Police Department’s job to babysit B U TA N E to which he had Already pleaded guilty — Sub-zero temperatures arid bitterly removing the snow. Ribicoff and of robbery and assault for juvenile offenders who have not & sizes including an attack on a Jena, La., fami­ “Where do they have their of­ LIG H T ER FINEST cold winds pierced through the Upper Snow squalls along the Lake Superior against John Shoven, an economics ficers patrolling on weekend been given “proper direction” by cleaners •EFFORT­ ly for which he was sentenced to 231 L E S S 8RIAR Midwest Friday and a relentless storm shoreline dumped 18 inches of new snow professor at Stanford University who had nights?” Brown wondered. “They their parents. years in prison without parole. But he said he doesn’t feel that, • SLIM smothered parts of Indiana and Wiscon­ on parts of northern Wisconsin. The com­ accompanied her at dinner. should be checking businesses that •LIG H T S sin with up to 22 inches of snow munity of Pence, along the Lake A second defendant in tl)e case, are closed for the weekend. Instead. fact or the leniency of the courts wantecj EVERY TIME with young offenders should stop Dectronk An elderly woman wandered away Superior shoreline, reported a total snow Anthony McAdoo, 19, confessed his part Lottery I see a cop staking out a four-way I ^ !, REQ. $24.95 Lynn hit by from a hospital in Illinois and was found cover of 33 inches. in the slaying and, in a plea bargain for a stop at Green Road,” police from making an effort to Anyone got time to clean and Lighters frozen to death. Breathtaking Arctic air gripped the lesser sentence, testified against thwart crimes such as those that press 3,600 pairs of trousers? Storms were blamed for at least 31 Upper Midwest. Overnight readings well Thomas. Neither Police Chief Robert D. ruined his office. The town is looking for someone to Reg 17.95 *9.88 m another fire Lannan nor Patrol Captain Henry R. 20% OFF .J*14.99 deaths this week. Six people died in below zero stretched from the western “I don’t care how much this costs take care of the uniform cleaning BORKUM Virginia and four in Pennsylvania. Three Plains to the Great Lakes. Wind-chill “Bud” Minor, the only members of me,” said Brown. “This has duties for the town’s police force ISAVE *6 Lottery numbers drawn in Vermont daily. 044. the Police Department authorized to NM-CARD RIFF 12 o< LYNN, Mass. (UPI) - The second people were killed in Indiana, Illinois and factors added a cutting edge to the bitter New England Friday; New H am p sh ire happened four times. That’s four and has begun to advertise for bids. C ut c ry sta l ^and cut CALCULATOR major fire in a month in this city Ohio, two each in Nebraska and cold. Rolling Stones comment on the criticisms,' was times too many.” The annual contract includes the , , X X Connecticut daily: 754. Sw eepstakes: 012-77. available Friday evening. Qass •Ultra Thin engulfed a plastics plant Friday, sending Michigan, and one each in Colorado, New OlJl to il r Rhode Island daily: 4646. Color, yellow. Brown estimated that there was cleaning of 3,600 trousers, 170 coats, billowing black clouds of smoke into the Officials said Helene Hubbard, 61, of Brown said he has complaiped to $1,500 to $2,000 worth of damage. and 170 blouses a year. Lighter .e-Dlult L.C.D. York and Rhode Island. Five people Rockford, 111., wandered away from the Rhode Island Jackpot: 17- New Hampshire daily: .PweanUg* sky and bringing scores of firefighters to were killed in a school bus wreck on a n o a a I •Full M.monf Veterans Administration Hospital in 04-39-37. 9115. Ash Tray •Autonutlc ahut-oU •fitO Danish E the scene. rain-slicked bridge in Mississippi. a a a o I North Chicago Thursday and froze to a a a a I SAVES BATTEHY •Or. Grabw Authorities said no injuries were Northwest Indiana was buried under death sometime during the night. A HAMPTON, Va. (UPI) - The Rolling ■I a n (3 ■ a o I W h la ka y ^ - •Inported Qian reported in the blaze at the Lyncor facili­ as much as 22 inches of snow. Up to 17 in­ •Pipe Tobacco woman who opened her back door the Stones, who have pranced across rock Calendars Reg. $16.95 ty, located about half a mile from Lynn’s ches of new snow piled on Valparaiso by next morning in Waukegan to let out the history for 20 years, complete their $10 •30 <23.88 *7 .9 9 's*&*4.69 downtown urban redevelopment area early Friday and forecasters predicted family dog found the body. million 1981 North American tour this SAVE *24 SAVE *12 devastated by a Nov. 28 firestorm. an additional accumulation of up to 6 in­ weekend with concerts Friday and Satur­ The nine-alarm fire erupted shortly. ches. Senior citizens in Redfield, S.D., day in southeastern Virginia. Tax Collector, 7 p.m.. Town Hall. before 11:50 a m. in manufacturing wing “We’ve got a mess up here now,” said refused to let 27 below temperatures Promoters claim the shows, which in­ Andover Assessor/Building Official, 7 p.m.. Town Hall. at the Ushaped facility where plastic an Indiana State Police spokesman at the thwart them from attending planned ac- clude ' a national broadcast to 850,000 Board of Finance, 7:30 p.m.. Community Hall. C pellets are made, authorities said. ’The Lowell Post. “And it’s still coming tivites. at the town’s senior citizens Almanac paytelevision homes Friday-night, Would Monday cause of the fire was under investigation. down.” center. Center Director Jo Pennington be the popular British rock group’s last It came nearly three weeks after a The skies poured forth 18 inches on said 140 seniors came to the center for Town Clerk, 7 p.m., Town Office Building. in the United States, although the same Tax Collector, 7 p.m.. Town Office Building. devastating firestorm destroyed four Michigan City, Ind., prompting Mayor lunch Thursday. claims have been made on earlier tours. blocks and 17 buildings in the heart of the Assessor, 7 p.m.. Town Office Building. The Stones arrived in Virginia before Board of Selectmen, 10 a.m,. Town Office Building. Manchester urban redevelopment area. The Nov. 28 dawn Wednesday in a private jet and blaze caused more than $50 million in By United Press International were whisked away under tight security Tuesday damage. Arson was suspected in the Plastic surgeon for Ford sues to Colonial Williamsburg, where they Today is Saturday, December 19, the 353rd day of 198^ November fire, but no one has been Downtown Committee, 8 a.m.. Municipal Building reserved the top two floors of the Hilton with 12 to follow. Bolton hearing room. arrested in the case. The moon is in its last quarter. Mazaheri also claimed a female Hotel under assumed names. Authorities said specialists from the PALM SPRINGS, Calif. (UPI) - Bet­ Court records filed this week in Hamp­ ’The morning stars are Mars, Jupiter and Saturn. Eighth District Board of Directors, 7:30 p m., district state Division of Environmental Quality ty Ford’s celebrated facelift has touched patient died in Djordjevic’s office last Monday firehouse. off a $120 million legal skirmish between October and the woman’s husband has ton Circuit Court by the Stones to protect The evening stars are Mercury and Venus. Town Clerk, 7 p.m.. Town Hall. Engineering were sent to the burn^-out themselves from unauthorized souvenir Those born on this date are under the sign of Sagit­ plastics factory to monitor the air quali­ her plastic surgeon and another doctor said that his wife originally sought care ' WATER PIK accused of taking credit for the new look, from Djordjevic “because he told her he dealers show that the group has per­ tarius. British Arctic explorer William Perry was bom 47.99 ty in East Lynn, about eight miles north formed before more than 1 million peo­ December 19, 1790. OUR ngo. PRICE GENERAL ELECTRIC ORAL IRRIGATOR of Boston. her secretary confirmed Friday. operated on Betty Ford.” 33.99 “We’re trying to stay out of it as much ple and grossed more than $10 million Board OUR SALE PRICE Deluxe Toester/Oven More than 80 firefighters, accom­ In a Superior Court suit filed this week MFR’S REBATE* 10.00 as we can,” said Ann Cullen, the former from ticket sales on .the tour. On this date in history: _ _ _ _ Our panied by 11 engines and four ladder in Indio, Calif., Mazaheri alleged he has In 1777, George Washington and the.Continental Army r 27.99 first lady’s secretary. In addition, concession sales have YOUR FINAL COST 3 4 .9 6 Reg. 49.95 Reg. $39.95 trucks, brought the blaze under control learned in recent months that Djordjevic began a winter encampment at Valley Forge, Penn­ Door opens and unit shuts off when shortly after 3 p.m., fire officials said. Dr. M.R. Mazaheri, a Palm Springs or others speaking for him have said grossed more than $2 million, from sylvania. •Adjustable pressures plastic surgeon who reportedly received which the Stones will get a cut, and meeting CLAIROL FOOT toast Is donel Also bakes and top Firefighter John Barry said plant Djordjevic “ performed cosmetic sur­ In 1968, Norman ’Thomas, six-time Socialist Party browns to make a truly versatile •Messsges gums employees apparently were out of the $3,200 for the 1978 operation, has sued gery on Betty Ford” or that he did an record sales were expected to climb into appliance! #T93B •Dentists OK Dr. Borko Djordjevic for $120 million, the millions. presidential candidate, died at the age of 84. FIXER building before the fire became operation “to correct damage done” by In 1972, the splashdown of Apollo-17 ended America’s dangerous. Some workers at nearby claiming the Palm Springs surgeon has Mazaheri. ’The 24-city tour began in Philadelphia reset S A V E *5 told others he operated on Mrs. Ford, Sept. 24 and was scheduled to end Dec. 6 moon exploration program. I I plants were evacuated, but people living In 1974, Nelson Rockefeller was confirmed by in houses across the street were allowed who resides in nearby Rancho Mirage. Miss Cullen said she sent a letter to in New Orleans but was extended until THE Board of Directors 1 ^ MICROWAVE TOASTMASTER TOASTERS “Since I did Mrs. Ford the rumor has Mazaheri last September stating, “The this weekend., Congress as vice president after a six-hour debate in the [NEVETy"E"LAM to stay. House. He then took the oath of office and was sworn in. meeting, which was Features new Family-size for Charles Mitchell, a baker at the John been going all over the world that she has surgery you have performed has been Hampton Police Chief Pat Minetti, canceled Thursday I P OVEN PRICED TO SELL-OUT! wider & longer been done again by Djordjevic,” he said. the only surgery. that she has under­ who has assigned 70 officers as security POCKET 110 COMPACT CAMERA j 1 to 4 slices j. Nissen Baking Co., the firm next to A thought for the day: German philosopher Arthur because of the snow storm, ^read sl|tt Lyncor, said the smoke was dense during “I am unhappy and Mrs. Ford is unhap­ taken.” A copy of the letter is attached for this weekend’s shows, said he Schopenhauer said: “Intellect is invisible to the man has been rescheduled for WITH BUILT-IN ELECTRONIC FLASH S to the suit. expected few problems. _ Wo Pito MiiM ■ the hours the fire raged out of control. py” who has none.” Tuesday at 5 p.m. in the Municipal Building Hearing Room. Heading the agenda will be a decision by the town to create an industrial park Limrt I C m « . wim (hii coupon Rsg. *16.99 on the banks of Union 2 SLICE Quote / Unquote Pond. 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FINAL “I’ve always done what I thought would make my wife ’ HrsTfR . m m m — COST through traffic from 8 a.m. MANCHESTER happy. Now I think giving Elke her independence would to 4 p.m. daily. The project 16” make her happy.” . 7 ‘’.T " ‘T ® classified o i^ p la y adverUsement. or to 649-3408 SWEDISH ELECTRIC NORELCO “It’s inevitable when you’re in the public eye that tators on the golf course. report a news item, story or picture idea, call 643-2711 is expected to take a month 12.99 — Joe Hyams, writer, who has filed for divorce Vi*«i SAT. 9-8 MASSAGER CAN OPENER CURL FRIEND there’s the threat of kidnapping and when I didn’t see — Gerald Lord, former presideni, joking about Office hours are 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through to complete. The Police TTJIVtMUN V ArPll«N‘ »S ptiNtlA from actress Elke .Sommer, his wife of 17 years. Paddy I was frantic.” bow be bus improved in bin pursuit of leisure. Friday. ’’ Department fs requesting MON.-TUE. 9-6 •tSttOM Electric hoirsetter with WED. 9-9 SAVE ^ 0 f i f i Rag. that motorists avoid this MEAT TO STOP A SHOP S7 02 W VaOO 20 curlers. HB1500 area. RUfl. 47.50 •16.89 THE HERALD, Sat., Dec. 19, 1981 - h 4 - THE HERALD, Sat., Dec. 19, 1981 w U.S.: 'Let ■ 7 .. 1 Soviets lash at U.S. Demon Walesa killer H for provoking chaos' speak' I ^ I - loses DANBURY (UPI) - DOUBLE COUPONS ALL WEEK! MOSCOW (UPI) - The to suspend government Leonid Brezhnev’s 75th The diplomat, who has WASHINGTON (UPI) - The Soviet Union accused the food supplies to Poland birthday. been closely watching the Ame Cheyenne Johnson, United States Friday called on the United States Friday of said it amounted to “a de­ But a well-informed Polish situation said, “The whose lawyer claimed he WE WILL BE OPENSUKPAY 9 A.IUI, TO 5 P.M, Polish military regime to release its provoking “anarchy and mand that martial law be Soviet source said they Soviets had hoped that was possessed by demons, prisoners and to prove Solidarity un­ chaos" in Poland and repealed” and called it would also discuss coor­ Jaruzelski could restore was sentenced t8 lO-to-20 ion leader Lech Walesa is safe by charged that President “outrageous interference dinated deliveries of food order on his own. They years in prison Friday for HAPPY HOLIDAYS BEGIN AT FOOD MART! allowing him to speak to “his coun­ ■'U Reagan’s suspension of in Poland’s affairs” and a and other economic aid to must be getting a little the knife slaying of his trymen and to the world." food shipments because of violation of the Helsinki Poland. doubtful now.” landlord. SELECTED BRANDS The senior Western He also said Jaruzelski’s Superior Court Judge U.S.D.A, CHOICE BEEF ^ State Department spokesman martial law was Accords on human rights. “outrageous interference Another commentary by diplomat said he un­ appointment of a military Robert J. Callahan im-, BONELESS Dean Fischer said the administra­ derstood the same topic council to run the country posed the maximum penal-' Grade “A” Frozen tion is deeply concerned for the in Poland’s affairs." the Novosti news agency A senior Western said, “Of course, to lend or was discussed by foreign permanently discredited ty for first degree Top Round safety of Walesa and the “thousands ministers of Warsaw Pact the Polish Communist Par­ manslaughter, saying of other prisoners" held by the diplomat said it appeared not to lend aid is a matter WALDBAUM’S or Bottom Round the Kremlin was having se­ for the conscience of each nations who met earlier ty and created an Johnson, 19, “showed little TURKEYS regime. cond thoughts about Polish governrnent. But Poland this month in Bucharest, ideological quandry for the remorse” over the killing 10.to 22 LBS. AVQ. R O ASTS “Our reports indicate that many Romania. ^viets. of Alan Bono, 40, last Feb. of these prisoners are being held in premier Gen. Wojciech has enough friends and Jaruzelski’s ability to con­ allies who will not let her It was the first confirma­ “The army has never 16 in suburban Brookfield. inadequate facilities and are not tion from a Western source taken over in a communist “I do not assume the Food M a rt 9m B9 being accorded humane treatment,” trol events in Poland, but down in her hour of need.” ^ LB. , added there were no signs Leaderk of the Warsaw that massive East bloc aid state before,” the diplomat powers of God but you took he said. — presuriiably in prepara­ said. “It violates every a human life and you LB. “It is also extremely disturbing of unusual Soviet military Pact ‘ nations — with the tion for the martial-law — Marxist-Leninist principle, showed no acknowledge­ '' U.S.D.A. CHOICE BEEF that the leader of Solidarity is being activity. exception of Jaruzelski U.S.D.A. CHOICE BEEF BONELESS RUMP or ^ After revealing to the —gathered in Moscow was discussed in advance and the so-called leading ment of guilt and little, RICH’S GRADE “ A” BONELESS held under de facto house arrest and of Jaruzelski’s crackdown role party comes tumbling remorse,” Callahan said. ROUND tip ROAST lbM .9 9 that he has not been allowed to Soviet people that seven Friday, ostensibly to WHOLE Poles were killed in violent celebrate Soviet President Sunday. down.” The blond, curly-haired FRESH U.S.D.A, CHOICE BEEF BONELESS ^ ^ make a public statement to reassure Johnson, who sat the world about his welfare.” confrontations with police, ROUND CUBE STEAK lb^2 .5 9 Tenderloin the iofficial Soviet news expressionless during his TURKEYS U.S.D.A. CHOICE BEEF BONELESS ROUND TIP or Walesa has not been seen in public agency Tass said the trial, showed no emotion 10 • 22 LBS. AVG. or Rib Eye since shortly after the Polish army United States was en- when the sentence was TO P ROUND s t e a k s lb^2 .6 9 began its crackdown Saturday night. (jouraging counter­ handed down. The/e were Polish government la n iriailc|Carriage House But his girlfriend, Deb­ SHEhiANDOAH PAN READY revolutionaries, “goading Cf V boutique I . hairdesigning ^ LB. ^ reports he is psychologically broken them to armed confronta­ bie Glatzel, 27, a former LB. TURKEY ROAST w^h^t^e^kTe^at ^3 .2 9 and weeping, while Solidarity 18 Oak Street , girlfriend qf Johnson’s ^ -< tion, instigating them to 649-5046 643-2461 KOSHER BAR-B QUE sources contend he is strong and oppose the government, to downtown Mancheeter father, leaped up from a Lean Tasty Pork defiant. obstruct the normalization bench, yelled “that’s sick” TUR K EYS LBM.09 SMOKED HAMS portIon lbM .1 9 Fischer said the Warsaw govern­ and stormed from the cour­ of the internal situation as ______EMPIRE • 10 TO 20 LBS. AVG. COLONIAL - WATER ADDED • 17/19 LB, AVG, WHOLE Fresh 9 ment can settle the question easily: well as provoking anarchy troom. "We call on the Polish govern­ and chaos.” Johnson’s mother, Mary KOSHER TURKEYS LB 99*^ SMOKED HAMS"° 8n7?° \ bM .2 9 HAMS WHOLE OR ment to release the prisoners, UPI Pholo The scorching Tass reac­ Johnson, a maid in a PERDUE FRESH GRADE "A” 12 OZ, PKG. • PARKS PORK whose only crime has been their tion to Reagan's decision Bridgeport motel, wept SHANK PORTION attempt to exercise those civil and Atlantis Lead Crystal along with her three OVEN STUFFERS tT e°b7^ 79< SAUSAGE MEAT ROLL M .39 political rights enshrined in many Worried cousin Hand Blown. . . Hand Cut yet pleasantly affordable daughters. “I can’t believe PERDUE FRESH MEATY PERDUE FRESH GRADE •A ' S 4 4 3 international documents to which it,” Mrs. Johnson said out­ TWIN ■ • ■ lb . ROASTER DRUMSTICKS lb 79^ CORNISH HENS PACK LB M .0 9 that country is party, and to allow ■ Lech Walesa's cousin, Robert Walesa of Chicago, has never side court. Lech Walesa to speak to his coun­ met the famous Polish labor leader, but he attended a Solidari­ The case drew wide trymen and to the world." ty rally in Chicago and told reporters he is worried about Lech’s French: publicity when Johnson’s r • Fischer said a high Polish govern­ health and safety. lawyer, Martin Minnelia of CAINS GREEN GIANT Build a better holiday fruit bowl and ment official told the U.S. embassy Waterbury, said he would Seven Up make a fresher salad with produce in Warsaw there are strikes in “43 argue his client was MAYON from your nearby Food Mart. enterprises” in eight provinces. weneed possessed by demons who VEGE­ SODA “The official also claimed that no Reagan might ban actually manipulated the FRESH SNO WHITE TENDER more than 4,000 persons were knife used to slash Bono NAISE TABLES REGULAR - DIET detained," Fischer said, although the CIA five times. QUART JAR 12 TO 17 OZ. CANS 2 LITER BOTTLE Mush­ Fresh there are reports of far higher At least one book is numbers. all aid to Poland already in the works on the rooms Broccoli CONN 4 QUART BASKET LARGE BUNCH “Polish workers continue to defy LOS ANGELES (UPI) — trial. ^ CAN ^ PLUS the strike-breaking regime in Attorney General William But Callahan denied the DEPOSIT be, protection or assistance or French Smith said Friday w is h b o n e ■ ITALIAN ■ ROBUSTO ITALIAN or DELUXE FR ^CH several trouble spots, especially in VIENNA, Austria (UPI)-Trucks demon defense from the GOODHEAUH the Silesian coalfields where miners carrying emergency food and both,” a spokesman said. a new executive order on outset of the trial and 16 OZ 0 9 0 From New Zealand to Moscow, intelligence activities is in­ PRICES Soltzor Water zsoz bottle 4 FOR ^1. Saiad Dressing BOTTLE FRESH SNO-WHITE -PICK YOUR OWN" still occupy several mine shafts and medical supplies from relief agen­ steadily refused Minnella’s EFFECTIVE CONN.'» “ • “ PLUS ■•■S DEPOSIT have threatened to sabotage the cies around the world rolled into relief agencies ignored political tended to revitalize U.S. Pitcher $75. • 8" Vase $70. • Ships Decanter $115. attempts to call priests and PRINCE • MUSHROOM or MEAT ^ . FOOD CLUB Mushrooms 51.89 differences and sought to gather, SUN’., DEC. 20 mines, according to unconfirmed Poland Friday, but President covert operations without 8" Bud Vase $35. • Whiskey Decanter $105. self-described THROUGH Spaghetti Sauce 32 OZ. JAR 89^ Appie Sauce 350Z JAR W69 W *^ HOLIDAY FAVORITE! FRESH reports," Fischer said. Reagatl said he might ban all load and send food, medicine, endangering the rights of .SAT. DElJ. 26. RECIPE demonologists as FOOD CLUB • HALVES. SLICES ASSORTED VARIETIES Yellow Turnip #55 LB 19'^ President Reagan said Thursday American aid to the country. clothing and essential goods to the Americans. witnesses. Poles in time for Christmas. War­ 16 OZ. CAN 3 0Z. PKG. FOR U.S. NO. I BEST BAKING the regime of Gen. Wojciech In Geneva, Switzerland, the Inter­ He said President Mid-way through the Cling Peaches 49*^ Royai Geiatin 4 99^ 5 LB. Jaruzelski was seizing and beating national Committee ol the Red saw radio announced Friday there Reagan issued the order to trial, Minnelia shifted his Idaho Potatoes BAG M.19 workers and snuffing out human Cross tried to establish contact with had been panic buying of bread and help improve the effec­ defense strategy and NEW YORK STYLE DELII FOOD CLUB Food Club FRESH - YAMS & WHITE rights. Fischer said matters have ■ Poland’s military rulers to ensure potatoes. tiveness of U.S. agencies at Our 81st Year as Trusted Jewelers suggested Johnson,. who Upton The global relief effort was being COLONIAL GLAZED WALDBAUM'S Sweet Potatoes 2 lbs 89^ not improved. . humanitarian treatment for a time when there is an in­ pruned trees for a living, VIRGINIA BRAND FINEST QUALITY MUSH­ FLOUR “The present situation continues thousands arrested under Sunday’s coordinated by the League of Red creasing threat of foreign 958 MAIN STREET, DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER , may have killed Bono in LEAN Tea Bags California California Cross Societies in Geneva which spies and international ROOMS to be of great concern because it is martial law decree. AiTwtican E ipre$s44«ter Cha'oeA/isa/McbMit Cbaroe self defense when the older Am erican STEMS & PIECES ' LB. FRESH Sweet Juicy how clear that the martial law “The most urgent thing is to get issued an appeal to Red Cross agen­ terrorism. 100 COUNT PKG. I BAG E man held Johnson’s young Cooked 4 OUNCE CAN regime has adopted a policy of using someone there as fast as possible to cies in Western Europe, North sister against her will. Cheese Celery Emperor violence to restore law and order," evaluate the situation only then America, Australia, New Zealand, Ham Minnelia has said he (WATER ADDED) WHITE OR YELLOW S | | 5 9 Fischer said. can we determine what our role will Japan and Britain. would appeal the convic­ Hearts GRAPES tion to the state Supreme OPEN SUNDAY 12-5 FCQD CLUB WHQLE KERNEL or CREAMED Court. He has 20 days to LB. H i * LB. PILLSBURY1 -tl.i.O O U n I --ASSORTED I C U PKG. file an appeal. Corn 16V? OZ. CAN Johnson originally was POTATO. COLE SLAW. MACARONI or GERMAN - 3 for®1. Cake Mixes "rX'pKo” pkg 09^ CALIFORNIA JUMBO RECIPE charged with murder but Freshiy Made Saiads EASTPOINT CLEANED Artichokes #40 C the jury returned a guilty SHENANDOAH■GOURMET . 4V4 oz FRESH LONG GREEN . - g J verdict on the lesser Tiny Shrimp CAN ’1.69 Bread MixesEI»»1-19 Scallions 4 BUNCHES 1 ■ charge of first degree Roast T urkey Breast lb^2 .9 9 MAXWELL HOUSE * FCQD CLUB-WHQLE or JELLIED manslaughter Nov. 24. CARANDO FRESH SWEET WHITE ^ ^ % Coffee ^2.09 Cranberry Sauce ca°n 39*^ i He would be eligible for Genoa Salami vz lb^ 1.5 9 Boiling Onions o LBS, 1 ■ parole in less than six Beautiful CUT & PEELED-RECIPE #53 years, considering the time FROZEN FOODS GALORE! he has been jailed in lieu of Mortadella lbM .9 9 HOOD’S Butternut Siquash lb d 9^ $100,000 bond since his GENUINE SWITZERLAND - SLICED TO ORDER TOPiurrHU£>i FROST ■• o8 OZ. CONTAINER I Airvtn ^ FLORIDA Sweet Texas r* arrest the day of the Ice Cream Whipped Topping 2 fcr99*^ ZIPPER SKIN slaying. He will serve his Swiss Cheese lb^2 .9 9 ALL FLAVORS RUBY RED Poinsettias time at a maximum- SHRIMP. CRABMEAT. WHITEFISH Vz GAL. CONTAINER MRS. SMITH’S TANGER­ GRAPE- security state prison at Seafood Salads lb ^2 .9 9 Pie Shells ucz pkg 8 9 No Jean Tpdoy Beats The IN­ Somers. INES FRUIT “There was no reason for COLONIAL MIDGET ■ MINUTE MAID ^ A f t C FASHION Jordache-Look. Come ozcan pqr from $7.95 Try Them On And See The Jor- this young man who had Cocktail Franks vz lb^1 .5 9 Orange Juice ^ Z UU 1 0 S 4 never been in trouble MRS. SMITH’S ASSORTED VARIETIES ^ FOR doche Difference! before to get the maximum WEAVER SWEET SUNKIST CALIFOPCALIFORNIA . a - Lenders Bagels’®;°KGs°^ 2 for99^ JUMBO K sentence,” Minnelia told Chicken Roll /z lb^1 .3 9 PIES Nayel Oranges 72 SIZE w FOR ■ > reporters. FINEST QUALITY ; STORE SLICED ASSORTED VARIETIES T op f r o s t m ixed - 7 O 6 Due 10Our Freshness Policy Somo iienis Niit Avniiabio Tii Tups The prosecution 26 OUNCE PKG. JORDACHE for BUYS ft BALS presented its case as a sim­ LO X NOVA OR REGULAR lb 5 2 . 3 9 Vegetables 2OOZ. PKG. f 9 OFF i j i JUST IN TIME FOR GIFT GIVING! 20% • Straight & boot cut ple slaying that followed a WHOLE PICKLED OR SCHMALTZ ^ 1 ASS0RTEDVARIETIES-14'/ T017< 1 0Z.PKGS ^ • 14 oz. heavy denim drunken brawl between Tasty Herring Sale lb^1 .9 9 ^ I ™ Oregon Farms c a k e s PKG. I .9 9 TIMEX CLOCKS & • Sizes 26 to 38 Bono and Johnson over Miss Glatzel, the defen­ W A TC H E S BY KELTON ALL CHRISTMAS 90 dant’s live-in girlfriend. ONLY Bono and Johnson had f HEALTH AND BEAUTY AIDSI^ Tropicana 100% Pure FRESH DAIRY DELIGHTS! *31 separate apartments above CREST HOOD'S the kennels the victim FLEX ORANGE Toothpaste Shampoo All Purpose Cream CONTAINER 0 9 PLANTS managed in Brookfield. JUICE WITH $100. WORTH OF GREEN REGISTER TAPES JORDACHE for STUDENTS MINT, REG. or GEL , ASSORTED VARIETIES PARKAY C O C 2.7 OZ. TUBE Vz GAL. CONTAINER ______SEE STORE FOR DETAILS______' CASH & CARRY •Sizes 7 to 14 .16 OZ. BOTTLE Margarine 1 LB. PKG.'QUARTERS O A SPECTACULAR OFFER IN TIMELESS 190 Tax law s « e e « 1 . 2 0 CRACKER BARREL • WHITE or YELLOW ^ m CLASSIC BEAUTY OF SOLID GOLD!- Fine Gift Selections Ex. Sharp Cheddar M.79 14 KARAT GOLD CHAINS FLEX • ASSORTED VARIETIES HOOD’S SEALTEST - 3 VARIETIES Conditioner B O m E M .6 9 CONTAINER I ■ f c W 9 Cottage Cheese • Pewter JORDACHE for CHILDREN Invoked JUUUUUNI300 COUNT KAUrSAUCPACKAGE f"*/\ Sour Cream •Sizes 4 to 6X PHILADELPHIA SOFT O A 6 IB Q-Tips coTTor^ SWABS ^1.59 16 OZ. CONTAINER cup o • Woodware HARTFORD (UPI) - A Cream Cheese soz 9 WITH $100. WORTH OF GREEN REGISTER TAPES t ' $ 2 1 9 0 Branford man was charged MILK N'HONEY 529 99 WITHOUT TAPES Shampoo 160Z. b o t t l e 1.59 FREE FLOATING HEART IN 14K GOLD • Handcrafted items Friday with willfully and Fount Wip 6V^ OZ, CAN 99< knowingly failing to file SEE STORE FOR DETAILS federal tax returns from • Candles & Cards J O ^ aS h E for LIH LE TOTS 1975 to 1977, U.S. Attorney i; Lu. ifL-U. ^ and niuchi much more! •Sizes 2 to 4 Alan Nevas said. HECKERS I 29 AJAX I 30 CRISCO 131 W AFFELOS 32 KLEEN EX VANITY FAIR ' Nevas brought the I charge against Philip FLOUR ■Liquid Detergent! OIL I REGULAR■ BLUEBERRY Table Napkins TOWELS Lynch, 57, of Branford, 5 POUND BAG I 32 OUNCE CONTAINER | 24 OUNCE BOTTLE j 11 OUNCE PKG. 50 COUNT PKG. 100 COUNT ROLL claiming he failed to report more than $61,000 in gross I 1*^ 1*1.09 income earned between I* 1*1.49WITH THIS COUPON AT FOOD WITH THIS COUPON AT FOOD WITH THIS COUPON AT FOOD 1975 and 1977 from his ac­ MANCHESTERp CT 297 east center st. counting firm.

Open Mbn.-Fri. 'til 9:00 Lynch was ordered to in (airneit'to our cuttonxK*. we reserve the right to limit eeiee to 3 phQt. ol env Item except where otherwise noted iteme offered tor sele not eveilable in ceee lots or io other reteit deelere or wholeeelere. Ndl responsible for typogrephtcei errori Sat til 6:00 Sun. 12-5 appear in U.S. District W Open ^ K A I Court in Hartford Dec. 28 6 4 9 -5 2 6 8 to answer the charge, 85 E. CENTER ST. Mon., Tues., Wed. til 9.00 which resulted from a 410 West Middle Turnpike, Manchester X Thurs. til 5 p.m. ,.x probe by the Criminal Investigation Division of the Internal Revenue Ser­ vice in Bridgeport, Nevas said. THE HERALD, Sat., Dec. 19, 1981 6 - THE HERALD, Sat., Dec. 19, 1981 STORE 8 aiti-9 pm Daily HOURS: Fri.'Sani'lOpfn "O PIN IO IS / C o m m e n ta ry 'idnopped U.S. general S u n .- 9 a m -4 p m Ito go before court'

The Red Brigades have put four VERONA, Italy (UPI) - Red other kidnap victims “ on trial” this Brigades terrorists who kidnapped year. They also murdered two kid­ False economy: sale of l-park land \merican NATO Brig. Gen. James nap victims this year. ozier said Friday he was being Dozier, of Arcadia, Fla., is the held in a “ people’s prison” and top-ranking U.S. officer at the Smith admitted the commission was growing population in that area.., vould be "submitted to the judg- The town’s plan for a 27-acre in­ Pond jeopardized in any way. headquarters of NATO’s southern 725 EAST MIDDLE TPKE. MANCHESTER, CT. probably beating a dead horse in Indeed with the possibility of.. rient of the proletariat.” dustrial park between Tolland Turn­ Plans for the industrial park call Europe land forces command. He (RT 6 OPPOSnrE ST. BARTHOLOMEW CHURCH) Buckland Commons, and with other pike and Union Pond has some folks asking the town to drop the entire for a 100-foot buffer zone between Thousands of police and troops was chief of logistics and ad­ develovment "marching right, up, NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR TYPOGRAPHICAL ERRORS. upset, namely the Conservation idea. Naiichester the pond and the tenants. The fron­ [fanned out across northern Italy in a ministration of the integrated Nato Commission and the Youth Commis­ And certainly, as the com­ tage on the water allows for the Oakland Street,” as Glaeser has put,, jihassive manhunt for Dozier who Ckimmand, including army units sion. mission’s chairman, Arthur Glasser Spotlight space for the proposed linear park it, the iand seems a vital hold out... I was abducted ’Thursday night from from several NATO.nations. The former has, in fact, sent a acknowledged, the reqi^est ,1« un­ along the Hockanum River and is The Conservation Commission has - I his apartment in Verona by men dis- Four terrorists, disguised as I guisto as plumbers. plumbers, seized Dozier in his COLONIAL’S FULLY COOKED iwateradded) letter to the Board of Directors realistic. But the commission, By Lisa Zowada — Herald Reporter the town’s way of acknowledging the made these arguments, and a few; apartment on the top floor of a six- asking that it dismiss the proposal, whose job it is to see to the preser­ existence of those people who enjoy more sound ones, against turning all ' In Washington, President Reagan I angrily called the kidnappers story building in the heart of Verona Full Shank or which includes the sale of 10 of those vation and proper use of land in a leisurely walk in the woods on a 27 acres into an industrial park. $-|08 “cowardly bums... who wouldn’t in northern Italy. Shank Portion acres to Economy Electric Supply Manchester, felt it had to stand on Sunday afternoon, free of civiliza­ Butt Portion The commission, noting how dif­ have the guts to stand up to anyone Dozier was pistol-whipped and Inc., maintaining that Manchester is principle, tion. Full Butt ficult it has been in the past ttf I in public.” stuffed into a car trunk by the $-| 28 quickly running out of open space 'The Red Brigades issued a com­ terrorists who bound the general’s LB. MANCHESTER IS no stranger to But when civilization is just a beer acquire easements on private, SMOKED Half and will regret having lost it in the munique in a telephone call to the wife, Judith, with chains and gagged battles between environmentalists that schools may have to close and only baseball games we have room bottle’s throw away, you can’t help property to allow for a continuous Center Cut future. Verona office of the Italian news her with adhesive tape. and conservationists and those who scraping the bottom of the barrel, enough to play are electronic ones, but hear cars braking and trucks un­ trail along the Hockanum, wonder^ Approval of the park seems likely. agency ANSA, saying Red Brigades The kidnapping, the first of an Ham Steaks see the economic gains of develop­ an opportunity to raise revenue by well, we’ll be sorry. And I agree. loading. Granted, some one looking 98 Members of both commissions why the town is so willing to sell the I iktremists from four regions of Ita­ American or NATO official by the $1 ment, Such confrontations will simply selling 27 acres for industrial for logging-road loneliness made a LB y or Roast LB. planned on attending the director's IT IS HARD to think of another commodity. ly — Venice, Milan, Rome and GEN. JAMES DOZIER terrorist group, posed a major HAMS always occur. use is going to be snatched up quick­ very big mistake if he settled in political problem for Italian special meeting Thursday to protest piece of property in Manchester Can’t some of this land be ’Naples — took part in the kidnap But the fact that once again ly. The town stands to net about Manchester, or in Connecticut for ... pistol-whipped authorities. the plans. Bad weather canceled the where both sides can lay strong retained as open space? Isn’t there operation. Manchester is hearing the very $225,000 from the sale — more from that matter. Prime Minister Giovanni meeting and postponed action but is claims in terms of geographical room for compromise somewhere in ” “ We claim the kidnapping of the angry protests of those who don’t tax revenue and it must strike most The communique said the Spadolini met in Rome with US. Swift Butterball unlikely that conservationists would location. 27 acres? NATO hangman James Dozier. He USDA CHOICE BEEF LOIN SIRLOIN want to see more property built up, as a wonderful idea. But a concession of 1(X) feet on 27 terrorist organization would shortly Ambassador Maxwell M. Rabb to have been able to alter the decisions The town sees the land, which is The Conservation Commission,, is confined to a people’s prison and issue a “ leaflet” explaining why STEER — BONE-IN should make everyone take notice. But the tendency for economic acres hardly satisfies even the most discuss the kidnapping, which of a budget-conscious board. already industrially zoned, as a while drafting the letter to the will be subjected to the judgment of they kidnapped Dozier, 50, and We should be asking ourselves considerations to blind us to less rudimentary hiker’s spirit. recalled the May 1978 abduction and Boneless The sale to Economy, which has prime spot for setting up shop, right board, a formality, like a gift to d ‘ the proletariat.” the Red Bridages possibly listing demands for his murder of Italian' Prime Minister TURKEYS whose arguments are more valid? tangible things is something of Sirloin been in the works for some time, off the highway, easy to find. AND FOR THOSE who grow second cousin, said it is ready to said. release. Aldo Moro by the Red Brigades. k$ O 0 8 Who’s not seeing the entire picture? which we must be increasingly NEW YOR almost certainly would have been The Conservation Commission is nauseated at talk about communing deal. The town should be prepared Steaks 10-13 lbs. And most importantly, is there careful, say the conservationists. R h l b . approved without hesitation. looking at 27 acres of open space, in­ with the wilds, we can talk then to do the same. If we are in some SIRLOINS $289 |b_ room for compromise? Turning the town’s gravel pit into an 16-22 lbs. 85‘ lb. Even as the Conservation Com­ cluding three acres of woodland, about a good old softball game or a desperate straights financially that The battle has become more fiery industrial park to raise money may lb. mission was approving the letter of which borders on the last remaining family picnic. Certainly some of a few acres will break the bank^ lately. In a time when we are seem like a fine idea now, they say, protest, member Dr, Douglas H. large body of water in Manchester. those 27 acres can be used to accom ­ then the conservationists had better Strong winds delay bagging our own leaves, hearing but when the dav comes that the FROM OUR SEAFOOD DEPT. Members don’t want to see Union modate the recreational needs of the keep a watchful eye on Center Park. WELL TRIMMED BONELESS BEEF CHUCK FRESH $ 0 3 8 Guest editorial ambitious balloonists UNDERBLADE’ FILLET OF SOLE Cb ROAST lb. FRESH $ H 58 POLLACK FILLET I lb JAIPUR, India (UPI) - Two from Albuquerque, N.M. and Ida, a The 14-by-lO-foot gondola is Boneless Underblade Steak .*1.78 lb. He says this American-balloonists were forced plant nursery owner of Boulder, equipped with satellite transmitting London Broil Shoulder Cut ..*1.88 lb. FRESH by strong winds Friday to delay the Colo., Jiope to fly nonstop east from equipment, radios, computers, a Top Blade Steak-Boneless ... *2.28 lb. takeoff of their balloon” Jules Jaipur across India, Burma, China, one-man sleeping area and oxygen COD FILLET Verne” in an attempt to become the the Pacific, the United States, which the crew must breathe con­ is responsible? first men to float round the world. Europe, North Africa and back to tinually through face masks. Anderson, 47, and Ida, 48, failed in "The surface winds are too strong India. PRINCE for lifting off so it will be delayed “ If we have any clear shot at it, their previous attempt to be the first WESSON O IL ...... 240Z b.i until early Saturday,” a spokesman we will come back to India,” Ander­ people to circumnavigate the earth 99« THIN SPAGHETTI q Q c son, the pilot, tpld UPI. when they set out last February SWEET LIFE OR ELBOWS...... , .1-ib.pkg Ov7 do not want to have the always- for Maxie Anderson and Donald Ida From The Business Times' told reporters. Anderson said he wants to be the from Luxor, Egypt, BOILED ONIONS ...... leoziarsOy' PRINCE ' hovering income tax imposed. A next governor of his home state, Forty-seven hours later, equip­ I The balloon has been laid out on OXFORD SPAGHETTI SAUCE q. laryy*' great many of the state’s the Jaipur airport tarmac but they . New Mexico, and plans to run as a ment problems forced, them to land War is Peace. Freedom is SWEET MIXED PICKLES PENN DUTCH businesses have had to resort to could not begin filling it with helium Republican in the 1982 election. in a muddy field 70 miles northwest Slavery. Ignorance is Strength. CANADA DRY ^ belt-tightening in recent months because ground winds are blowing “ I have more name recognition in of New Delhi because they feared NOODLES ...... 1-lb. pkg. These were the three slogans of New Mexico than any politican in being blown across the Himalayas — notably, the real estate in­ too strong, he said. MIXERS ....32oz bti Z / 7 y ' CHEESE BALLS, PRETZELS. CORN CHIPS ^ the "Party” in George Orwell’s "W e will wait until after Friday the state,” Anderson said. into Tibet.. y plus deposit dustry, which has suffered a PLANTERS SNACKS O y' brilliant literary achievement midnight,” he said but stressed that Their 30-member ground crew They draped the Chinese red flag SWEET LIFE painful housing slump. Interest Nineteen Eighty-Four. In a they would try to liftoff before dawn brought 47,000 cubic feet of helium outside their gondola to make their FOLGER’S ^ ^ rates have made it difficult to Saturday if the winds die down. to feed into the balloon at a cost of reception easier if they are forced FLOUR ...... Slbbag/y' futuristic London, truth was COFFEE ....1-lb. can t borrow money, and bankruptcies Camel-riding nomads, and women $15,000 for the gas plus $47,000 for down in China. turned topsy-turvy by officials shipping the helium from Amarillo, The adventurers hope to cruise in are on the increase, especially balancing jugs of water atop their iCOUPONl who themselves had been heads, gathered in the Rajasthan Texas, to Jaipur. the winds of the Asian jetstream at INSTANT COFFEE eoz lar ^ 3 . 8 9 among small businesses. 'Yet the WITH THIS COU PONCA* brainwashed. desert to watch the two Americans When the balloon is filled, the altitude of 24,001 to 30,000 feet “ with PURCHASE EXCLUDING COUPON I governor would be “ respon­ prepare their red-white-and-biue fiberglass Gondola will dangle, jets above us and piston-driven t TOBACCO DOMINO SUGAR nb pkg Can it be that here in Connec­ sible” and do everything in his gondola and fill up their U.S. $24,000 below on a 105-foot collapsed planes below,” according to Ander­ balloon with helium. parachute'which opens in case of an son, and hope to be passing over ticut, far from the winds of power to maintain a bloated, Anderson, a mining executive emergency. China within 24 hours of liftoff. PUREX BLEACH ...... ga, |ug socialism, we find the same dis­ over-indulged government, FOLGERS 59* SWEET LIFE O / C tortion of truth, spouted by many of whose services have ^ 4 ^ questionable value. COFFEE STUFFING BREAD i-ib,oa.^/yO someone no less esteemed than «Vbo H0AM) WHW He SAID-. lk»ll TAlfe HIM Tb ABeRPeeH, ALBAHlf. jmmfK. state Gov. William O’Neill? We There’s more. According to wouldn’t believe it, were it not yftTooHA., ATLANTA, ATCHl,,," 49 the governor, we have had 11 Six killed in blast for the fact that we were present straight years of “ austerity 1-lb. can at the capital, and heard the budgets” — four under Gov. governor’s speech to the fresh produce Meskill, six under Gov. Grasso, General Assembly at tbe start of VALID DEC. 20-26, 1981 AT I and now this year’s budget. We PIC an. SAVE .W the special session. at Zimbabwe HQ wonder, does he mean to suggest Nursing homes need policing that under less frugal II c o u p o n " Firm Ripe Large IDAHO RUSSET In an "I mean business” tone L leadership, we might have been BAKING of voice, the governor told the By Ian Mills their lunch break. mahy of them shoppers cut by WITH THIS COUPON C A • 10 saddled with a still larger tax “ Police say it is a bomb but at the PURCHASE EXCLUDING COUPON ITEM TOMATOES Assembly he would be WASHINGTON — In its messianic Smith told my reporter Sharon United Press International shards of flying glass. . 0 TOBACCO POTATOES burden than our present V Vz per­ moment they’re unable to say what "irresponsible” if he advocated- zeal to "get the government off our Spivak it wasn’t just the bonus Three of the victims were crushed SALISBURY, Zimbabwe - A sort,” party spokesman Eddison cent sales tax, our 12 cents a backs,’’ the Reagan ad- recommendation that led to to death when a wall collapsed in a U.S. NO. 1 massive spending cuts as a way massive bomb blew off the top two Zvobgo said. “There were no 5-lb. gallon gasoline tax, our 35 cents bakery next door to the party to deal with the state’s fiscal ministration’s attack on federal Krevor’s dismissal — even though floors of Prime Minister Robert government ministers in the MAINE lb. Bag highway tax, our 10 percent cor­ headquarters, said Zvobgo. crisis. The state currently faces regulation may have gone too far in Jack Anderson he had received $13,5(X) in self- Mugabe’s ruling party headquarters building at the time of the blast.” porate tax, our 3Vz percent some areas. Eliminating burden­ recommended bonuses over the Police immediately sealed off the and $83 million budget deficit. . Friday only minutes before a cen­ The bombing came amid repeated business services tax, our 10 per­ some paperwork is one thing; en­ Washington Merry-Go-Round years. tral committee meeting, killing six charges by Mugabe in recent weeks area around the wrecked building, POTATOES He chided the Assembly for pot 10 LB. BAG cent entertainment tax, our dangering citizens who depend on Nor was it necessarily the fact people and seriously wounding at that “ subersive elements” were warning the remaining floors of the S W ^ T POTATOES OR YAMS ...... aibs *1.00 making the cuts he had original­ the federal government for protec­ that he quit his $50,115 job at one least 71 others. plotting to topple his black-majority building were in danger of collapse. capital gains tax, our dividend The explosion ripped through the F R p H CRISP CELERY HEARTS ...... Bnch69» ly asked for, but he was not tion is a horse of a different color. point, collected a $20,700 pension . Mugabe was. not in the building. ~ . government, which in April 19W tax, our cigarette tax, our liquor The blast destroyed the two top building just 30 minutes before a , 30* OFF about to .embark down the One area where the ad­ and got himself rehired in the same replaced the white government in w A t E BOILING ONIONS ...... zibs OO* tax, our motor vehicles taxes, ad floors of the five-story structure, what was formerly Rhodesia. scheduled meeting of the central perilous path of spending cuts. ministration’s enthusiasm for, executive capacity as a consultant. I VALID DEC. 20-26, 1981 AT I infinitum ? showering glass and debris on Police said three men and three committee of Mugabe’s ruling Zim­ a PIC an ; SAVE U He would preserve, at all costs, deregulation may have gotten out of were charged off to the taxpayers as their personnel training in control of Nor was it the fact that Krevor It’s interesting to note that a Streets filled with office workers women died in the explosion and 71 babwe African National Union- "essential services” (essential hand is the Health and Human Ser­ “ patient entertainment.” Infection, fire prevention and safe­ handed out $23,700 in bonuses to 12 doing Christmas shopping during Patriotric Front, . group ’of college students recent­ others were seriously injured — being another word whose vices Department’s supervision of Despite the evidence that nursing ty, accident prevention and con­ employees shortly after several mmm\ c o u p o n i " " ^ ^ frozen foods ly examined the state budget and meaning has been tugged at and the nation’s nursing homes. The homes are still badly, in need of Un­ fidentiality of patient information. commission staffers had been RIF’d came up with a hypothetical twisted until it means whatever elderly patients in nursing homes cle Sam’s regulatory supervision, This is in spite of the fact that without so much as severance pay. plan to solve the state’s money are particularly vulnerable to WITHTHISCOUPONCA'IOHTHIS COUPONCA‘ 10 I RICH'S the President’s Task Force for experts on nursing home reform Smith said Krevor had been "a PURCHASE F—EXCLUDING ------COUPON ITEM anyone wants it to mean). Vietnam vets C TOBACCO problems. Free from the physical and financial abuse. Regulatory Relief is busy drawing have cited poor staff training as a lightening rod of criticism” at the r ECLAIRS 8 5ozyy® pressures of lobbyists and Many, nursing home operators up a little list of nursing home major cause of patient abuse. commission. The Martha White Singers LAND [O LAKES MRS. SMITH'S cleaned up their act after 1 Instead, the governor pushed special interest groups, they regulations that administration Perhaps most important, the task The commission, a strangh COCONUT CUSTARD or oO revelations in the 1960s and 1970s for an increase in his unincor­ repealed the unincorpoTated zealots feel will never be missed. force’s preliminary report suggests bureaucratic beast made up of return to visit APPLE PIES...... I that the industry had put profit MARGARINE porated business tax, which •"'business tax, repealed the The regulations targeted for extinc­ a rollback of nursing home patients’ federal officials and rc presentatives Songs of the Season 1 LB. QTRS. TREE SWEET above compassion — or even com­ tion are spelled out in an internal right to have a hand in selection of from the 13 Appalachian states — some 22,(X)0 business people may capital gains and dividend tax, ORANGE JUICE 6oz cans4y' mon decency toward their helpless progress report submitted Oct. 16 to their own treatment, and having and answerable to either federal nor be forced to pay, and an increase cut the sales tax to four percent, site of war MINUTE MAID ^ patients. The cleanup was largely Thomas G. Morford, the HHS of­ patient grievances recorded, with state laws — has named a new in the wholesale gasoline tax. refused to raise the gasoline tax the result of actual or threatened ac­ ficial in charge of nursing home federal inspectors monitoring the executive director, Francis GRAPEFRUIT JUICE i2oz cans7y® — and slashed spending by $50 GREEN GIANT/ tion by federal regulators. But the standards. homes’ responses to the complaints. ' Moravitz. “ Warriors fight wars BANGKOK, Thailand VALID DEC. 20-26, 1981 AT million. They also imposed an lucrative nursing home industry is Instead, the task force because they’re asked to do I I CORN NIBLETS ,ooz b y® What is important here, The doomed regulations do not (UPI) — Four American MARSHALLS MINI MALL ^ PIC an<) SAVE M income tax, but recognizing how still in dire need of policing. however, is how the governor deal specifically with the health and recommends putting the burden on tom bat veterans returned so by their country. We’re unpopular it would be, passed a In New York State, for example, Jo Vietnam Friday, seeking going as former warriors defines the word “ respon­ safety of nursing home patients, but the individual patient “ to exercise constitutiooal amendment evidence has been tum'ed up that at there is no doubt that patient his ((or her) rights as a patient." ManrhFfitpr Hpralft to discover the fate of 2,500 and hope to keep it on a SAT., DEC. 19th sibility.” He himself admitted non-political level. When ■COUPON'I limiting any and all increases in least 43 nursing homes are owned or welfare could be adversely affected Footnote: An HHS official told my missing comrades and dairy savings that, if he made the budget cuts, compare notes on the we meet the Vietnamese state spending. The result was a operated by felons, many of them if the rules were wiped off the associate Tony Capaccio that the 2 p.m. to 3 p.m. he would be the "most popular Celebrating too years jeffects of the defoliant we want to be as person to convicted of bilking the government books. task force report must be approved W ITHTHISCOUPONCA’ IO $15 m illion' surplus. of community service ;Agent Orange. person, veteran to veteran, PURCHASE EXCLUDING COUPON ITEM politician” in the state. That on Medicaid payments. In Texas, C TOBACCO LAND O’ LAKES A The solution is far from The task force has decided to by several levels of decision makers > “ The last time we went not as former enemies.” should signal to him an impor­ state’s attorneys have indicated a abolish requirements that nursing before it is accepted. Founded Oct.-1, 1881 MARGARINE ■ i-ib pkg 4 y ' perfect, but it does demonstrate lo Vietnam we went to The other two members MOSER FARMS tant message: the people, to nursing home corporation. Autumn What next? Sen. John Heinz, R. that even in an ivory tower, homes furnish state inspectors with light a war — this time we of the group are Tom Bird, whom he is ultimately accoun­ Hills Convalescent Center Inc. of information on their staffing ieveis. Pa., will soon introduce a resolution Published by the Mencheeter are going to heal the READY WHIP 14oz can * 1 . 6 9 students can hear the rumblings Publlehing Co., Herein Squire, a dormer army sargeant ORANGE Houston, for murder by neglect and wounds of that war,” said SWEET-LIFE table, want spending cuts. They It has also decided there’s no need to stem the rollback of nursing home Mencheeter, Conn. 06040. Telephone from New York City, and of public opinion. They seem to for fraud — an unprecedented lorm er Marine Corps. Lt. JUICE don’t want to be taxed, either for nursing homes to put in writing regulations. (203) 643-2711.. John Terzano, a former BUTTER ...... 1-lb q . r s ? know, better than our elected of­ prosecution. Robert Muller, of Dix I .by directly or through pass-along their policies for control of com­ seaman from Detroit. Member ot United Press inter- flills, N.Y., during the the ficials, what it means to be In Connecticut, eight nursing municable diseases and for periodic BONUS BABY: Henry Krevor price increases. They don’t netlonel end Audit Bureeu of Clr- igroup’s brief stopover in The ex-GIs, members of SHRIMP COCKTAIL 40Z 3 /$ 2 4 9 responsible. home operators and administrators health examinations their finally went too far. He got himself culetlons. M anchester Vz gal. ' enjoy paying an extra 10 cents at Bangkok. the Vietnam Veterans of 79 SWEET LIFE " T / N a have been arrested for defrauding fired as executive director of the employees must have under current ; “ We’ re trying to America organization, are the toil tooths. They don’t want Appalachian Regional Commission VALID DEC. 20-26, 1981 AT SOUR CREAM y i6cz 7y® (Each Saturday, the Herald Medicaid of millions of dollars. The regulations. separate the warriors from the first to visit Vietnam in Parkade to see the sales tax creep up after he recommended himself for a PIC an ' SAVE reprints an editorial from funds are squandered on everything In addition, the task force ap­ RIcherd M. blemond, PubllsiMr ih e war,” said former Air a delegation sipce U.S. percentage point by percentage from shrimp and filet mignon to the parently thinks it’s not necessary to $S0(X) bonus. Den Fitte, Editor ■ F orce Sgt. Michael forces withdrew from PARTY SNACKS^ i 2 oz^ 1 .89 another publication.) Alex Qlrelll, City Editor point, and they most vehemently purchase of 17-X-rated movies that ■* make nursing home o[>erators give ARC Federal Co-Chairman Albert Harbert of Manhattan. . Saigon in April 1975. 8 — THE HERALD. Sat.. Dec. 19 1981 THE HERALD, Sat., Dec. 19, 1981

Your neighbor's views Manchester 50 MHS Girls 58 Cheney Tech 54 EHHS Girls 21 East Hartford 45 '” 1 . Stafford 41 Do you think a school should be closed to save money? SPORTS i “'^-1 Indians open with triumph

By Len Auster came up with East Hartford’s only Herald Sportswriter rebound of the final stanza. A Terry Earl hoop and one for two It was cold outside but from the charity stripe by Andre Manchester High’s second half Mack tied it at 41-all with 3:45 left. defense was hotter than a four- But Ron Pedemorte who had 9 / alarm fire as the Indians scrambled rebounds to pace Manchester to an from behind to best East Hartford overwhelming 33-15 edge in that High, 50-45, in the 1981-82 basketball department, put home an offensive opener for both CCIL schools last rebound to make it 43-41 with 3:22 night at the Hornets’ gym. left. ’The Indians, after surrendering 34 A Mack hoop tied it but that would first-half points, allowed the be the last tie. Maher fed Hornets only 11 more tallies in the Pedemonte, who had a team-high 15 final 16 minutes and rallied from an points, for a go-ahead layup and Tim 11-point deficit to take the verdict. Carmel, after missja|\iis first 9 ROBERTA MACARO, MICHAEL BOYLE, LOUISE BOTTER, JENNIE RAYMOND EARLE CLIFFORD, JOHN ANDERSON, An­ MRS. LAHOUILLtEI, The Hornets had that advantage field gopl tries, drove in for a Coventry: “ Yes, if the town Mancheetar merchant: Manchester: "I don’t VINCE, Manchester: “ No, LAFERRIERE, Coventry: Manchester: "Absolutely dover: "No. If there's still Mancheetar: “ N o, twice, 26-15 and 28-17, midway reverse layup with 1:55 to go. can use It for something "No, that wouldn't be the ' know." I don’t think so because of "No, I don’t believe In that not. They should dis­ a need for the school we because the kids have to through the first half before Williams trimmed the go to school." else." criteria I would use.” children’s education." at all. I don’t have any cipline the kids and get should find a way to Manchester began its comeback. It Manchester lead with a pair of free finance It. I grew up In this small children, but I don’t some teachers that are trailed only 34-28 at the half despite throws before Maher, who misfired town and when I went to mind paying taxes. W e’re qualified to teach." only ll-for-36 first-half shooting. the first six times in the second half school, everyone walked supposed to be educating “ I ’m tickled pink the way we after a 2-for-7 first-half perfor­ td a neighborhood the children." came back,” elated Manchester mance, iced it with a three-point school." Coach Doug Pearson, “ East Hart­ play with 42 seconds left. ford showed a lot the first half. It .The last two Indian hoops came shot well and has a lot of quickness with Manchester set in a double high but we never lost our poise. For a stack with the ballhandler free to 9 first varsity game for the majority penetrate. Obituaries of the guys they showed remarkable Maher didn’t have a great Reagan calls Communism 'bankrupt' poise. Everyone deserves credit.” shooting night, 3-for-14, but “ took Manchester has only one starter, control (down the stretch),” Pear­ Anna Brophy Seiffert Joe Maher, back from last year’s 19- son saw, “ He made some key 6 club which annexed co-CCIL passes. Mrs. Anna Brophy Seiffert, 68, of By Donald A. Davis In an interview on NBC’s “ Today” Department, called on Polish In a rare public outburst of anger, and five other senators. Details of honors with Simsbury. “ ...The last five minutes our kids, 131 Deep Wood Drive, Manchesf,er, United Press International program, Reagan said it is impor­ authorities to release the workers Reagan called the kidnappers the conferences were not released, East Hartford, under former maybe because of our past history, died Friday at the Manchester tant to remember the Polish crisis imprisoned in recent days and to “ cowardly bums” who “ wouldn’t but Speakes said planning for the University of Hartford Coach Gary believed they could win. Gary Memorial Hospital after a brief il­ WASHINGTON (UPI) - Presi­ was triggered by “ the hint that allow union leader Lech Walesa “ to have the guts to stand up to anyone 1983 budget was “ getting down to Palladino who ran as much as his (Palladino) has done a great job in lness. dent Reagan Friday said the Polish Solidarity was suggesting the Polish speak to his countrymen and to the individually in any kind of fair con­ the wire.” team did along thp sidelines, was a three weeks but thov don’t know She was born in Middietown on rnilitary crackdown is an obvious in­ people ought to be able to vote on world.” test.” In other developments: remarkable 9-for-9 from the floor Aprii 28, 1913 and was the daughter dictment of “ the bankruptcy of the whether they wanted to continue un­ Larry Speakes, deputy White In the meeting, the president • It was announced that Eg}q)tian how to win (yet).” Pearson cited, the first stanza for an 18-10 bulge. In of the late Michael J. and Mary communist idea,” since it was der communism.” House press secretary, said: “ listened” to the automakers’ pleas President Hosni Mubarak will make “ When we took the lead we’ve won contrast, Manchester was 4-for-18, Ellen (Fitzpatrick) Brophy and has triggered by fears of giving Polish “ We are concerned about the use concerning imports, a spokesman a state visit to the United States in the past. They haven’t.” “ And if there ever was an indict­ missing golden opportunities from been a resident of Manchester for workers the right to vote. of violence to restore order. We’re said. And Lee lacocca of Chrysler Feb. 3 at tlie invitation of President Overall, “ the key was our team ment made plain of the ... bankrupt­ in close as it controlled its offensive the past 20 years. The Polish crisis was the major deeply concerned for the leaders of said Reagan “ recognizes fully that Reagan. defense the second half. We started cy of the communist idea, it is this— backboard, She was employed as a secretary concern of the White House, though Solidarity and the thousands that we are in a disaster area.” • Reagan nominated J.J. Sim­ to play better team defense and shut for the state of Connecticut in Hart­ that they don’t dare let their own “ I said at the half they (East Reagan met with auto industry are being held. Many are not being Also at the meeting were Roger mons III of Scotch Plains, N.J., to off their passing lanes. I felt the pepple vote on whether they want Hartford) couldn’t shoot like that all ford for 20 years. leaders about car imports and with given humanitarian tfeatment; Smith of General Motors, Philip the Interstate Commerce Commis­ defense picked up the offense,” She is survived by one sbn, Brian that or not,” Reagan said. night,” remarked Pearson, ’"The Pearson felt. Republican congressional leaders Lech Walesa is being held under Caldwell of Ford, Gerald Meyers of sion. Simmons is a vice president of kids adjusted to what they were Seiffert of Wethersfield; one about the 1983 budget and next house arrest.” the Amerada Hess Corp. of New Herald photo by Pinto Manchester finished 20-for-59 The/United States, through a American Motors, and James doing and played super defense. And brother, William M. Brophy of year’s legislative strategy. Reagan, welcoming U.S. auto in­ McLernon of Volkswagen. York. from the floor while the Hornets statement issued from the State we did it without a lot of steals.” Middletown; one sister, Mrs. Neil dustry leaders to the White House, The president also huddled with • Reagan sent word to the State were 19-for-34. Williams had 16 (Mary Brophy) Ryan of Middletown All eyes are skyward as Manchester and East Hartford cagers The Hornets were 15-for-21 from was barely able to control his six GOP congressmen during a Department to suspend the strategic points and Mack 15 to lead East and several nieces and nephews. try to locate basketball In action In East Hartford. Among those the floor the first half with Gerald temper in responding to a query private morning session, and cooperation agreement with Israel Hartford. Maher added 10 along The funeral will be held ‘at St. searching In tightly packed group are Manchester’s Ron Williams, a 6-foot-l senior, 6-for-lO Herald photo by Pinto from a reporter about the abduction followed \vith an afternoon chat with in retaliation for Israel’s annexation with some beautiful feeds while John’s Church in Middletown on Pedemonte (22) and Rick Hyde (partially hidden) and Hornets’ and 6-foot-5 senior Chris Plumley 4- Workers armed of Brig. Gen. James Dozier in Italy. Republican leader Howard Baker of the Golan Heights. Mark Mistretta added 9 points and a for-5, all on uncontested 15-foot Tuesday morning at a time to be an­ Derek Hovanec (14). solid floor game in his first action iN^anchester High’s Tim Carmel (30) lets fly jumper despite nounced. The burial will be in St. jumpers. “ That was my fault. I told ever. Conlinueil from page one more than 45,000 people are defensive pressure applied by East Hartford’s Gerald Williams John’s ceraetary in Middletown. them to give him the shot,” Pearson The Indians also took the jayvee detained in huge detention camps (22) and Chris Plumley (23) in CCIL basketball opener for both Friends may call at the Coughlin only official information provided without food or heat. stated, noting his club adjusted to tilt, 59-27. Ken Willis had 11 points stop Plumley. He went scoreless the schools last night in East Hartford. Carmel’s teammate Rick Funeral Home, 491 High St., by state-run agencies and what they Fischer said, “ Polish workers and Dave Dougan 14 to pace the second half. Hyde (43) is in position for possible rebound. Middletown, on Monday from 2 to 4 can see on Warsaw streets, the continue to fight the strikebreaking Manchester girls young Indians. p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. Foreign Ministry said. All copy regime,” Manchester trimmed the Hornet Manchester returns to the lead to 38-35 after three periods. hardwood tonight to face E must be approved by an official cen­ •He too reported, that miners in Manny Johnson, oiie of many key Doris K. Bradley sor before transmission. Siiesia had refused to leave their neighboring Rockville High at reserves for the Indians, came off Clarke Arena at 7 o’clock. Jayvee Doris (Keeney) Bradley, 71, of 291 The wife of a coai miner said mine and threatened to sabotage it. outshoot Hornets the bench to score on a floor-length action starts at 5 o’clock. Lake Street,, died Friday at Polish troops dragged her husband “ There will certainly be enough drive to cut it to one. Steve Troy, the Manchester Memorial Hospital. She from their house and forced him and bread for everyone, for the Christ­ ManoheHier (50) - Pedemonte 6 3- last of 10 players utilized by Pear­ Tech defeats was the widow of Herbert J. other miners into mines outside mas holiday period as well,” said Leading from start to finish, T.Brown 2 2-2 6, Young 3 1-2 7, 6 15, Carmel 1 1-4 3, Brophy 0 0-0 0, son, put Manchester in front for the Bradiey. Katowice Wednesday, the Dutch Warsaw Radio acknowledging panic Manchester High girls’ basketball Hopperstead 2 1-3 5. Walrath 0 0-0 0, Mistretta 4 1-2 9, Maher 3 4-5 10, first time at 39-38 with 6:36 left with She was born in Manchester on drivers of a 122-truck food relief buying in Warsaw. team evened its record with a one­ Wojnarowski 2 1-2 5. Totals 23 12-23 Hyde 2 1-2 5, Stringfellow 1 0-0 2, a layup as Maher threaded the nee­ Oct. 23, 1910 and had been a lifelong convoy reported in Helmstedt on the “ Special precautions have been sided 58-21 win over East Hartford 58. McCurry 0 0-0 0, Johnson 2 0-0 4, dle with a bullet pass through the C West German border. taken to .ensure bread stocks for High in CCIL play last night at East Hartford (21) - Rouleau 0 0- Troy 1 0-0 2. Totals 20 10-18 50, Stafford five resident. She was a member of lane. North United Methodist Church. The woman and other Poles Christmas and potato deliveries are Clarke Arena. 0 0, Doran 0 0-0 0, K.Jardin 21 2-2 4, EohI Hartford (45) - Earl 2 0-0 4, The Indian lead went to three on a She leaves a daughter, Mrs, reported the miners threatened to up by 50 percent but these disappear SIEFFERTS...OPEN SUNDAY The Silk Towners are l-I overall PuglieSe 0 0-0 0, D.Rodrigue 0 1-2 1, Williams 7 2-3 16, Hovanec 1 0-0 2, Behind the offensive prowess of "It (Stafford) had to come out of hoop by Johnson off a long pass Arthur W. (Janet) Nelson Jr. of blow up the entrance to the shaft if like lightning from the shops.” and 1-0 in the league while the clash Mangan 1 0-0 2, J.Jardin 4 0-0 8, J. Mack 5 5-7 15, Plumley 4 0-0 8, Jar- Isaac Williamson and Cal Gothberg its zone and come out to get us,” from Maher. The latter picked the Framingham, MaSs; a son, Alan H. the troops used force against them. Trucks carrying emergency food was the opener for the Hornets. Rodrigue 3 0-3 6, Williams 0 0-0 0. din 0 0-0 0, Russo 0 0-0 0. Totals 19 7- and a strong man-to-man defense, 'cited Cheney Coach Craig Phillips. 12-5 Totals 9 3-7 21. pocket of Sal Jardin after the latter Bradley of Carescenta, Calif., A Solidarity official identified and medical supplies from relief Manchester had a I M lead after 10 45, Cheney Tech opened its 1981-82 Cheney had a 11-6 lead after one only as "Kupinski” fled from the and six grandsons and two grand­ agencies all over the world rolled one quarter and 27-14 bulge at the in­ basketball season in impressive period and 19-18 advantage at the in­ daughters. Lenin shipyards, where the indepen­ into Poland Friday, but President termission. The Indians had a 46-17 style\with a 54-41 win over Stafford termission. Funeral services will be held Mon­ dent union was born in August, 1980, Reagan said he might ban all advantage going into the final eight High in non-conference action last Phillips was particularly pleased day at 10 a m. at .the Holmes and was hiding with others planning American aid to the country. minutes of play. night in Stafford. by his defense. ” We played good Funeral Home, 400 Main St. Burial further resistance on a tugboat. From New Zealand to Moscow, “ What was pleasing was the way Williamson, 6-foot-2 senior ieaper, man-to-man defense. We had very will be in West Cernetary. Memorial The U.S. government called on the relief agencies ignored political we ran the ball,’’ offered had 19 points and hauled in 14 good team defense and hustled all contributions may be made to the Polish government Friday to differences and sent food, medicine, Manchester Coach Steve rebounds while the 6-foot-2 the way. I think we took them out of release Walesa who, it said, was clothing and essential goods to OPEN Armstrong, “ Our guards did a nice their offense,” Phillips offered, Development Fund of Manchester Gothberg added 16 points and 8 Memorial Hospital. being kept under ” de facto house Poland in an effort coordinated by job getting the ball up quickly. We .caroms to pace the Techmen. Lou "The second-year Tech coach was atrest.” the League of Red Cross Societies in SUNDAY AT NOON FOR got a lot of good passes and some Governale added 6 rebounds to a also pleased with only 12 turnovers. Uard of Tlianks State Department spokesrnan Geneva. fast breaks. strong board effort by Cheney. “ That’s quite low for us,” he stated. Dean Fischer said many Polish We wish to express our sincere ap­ The United States reacted to the “ We went to the line 23 times Williamson was 9-for-17 from the Al Brissard .had 16 points to pace workers are imprisoned “ in in­ preciation to our neighbors, friends, crackdown Sunday by suspending all which shows we went inside and floor while Gothberg was 8-for-16. Stafford. Governale was also in twin , adequate facilities, under inhumane relations and fellow employees of national assistance to Poland, which went up strong. ’That’s what we did The former had 8 of his points in the digits for Cheney with 10 markers. conditions.” HELCO for, their many acts of included more than ?100 million in previously which obviously we fourth quarter as Cheney broke Cheney’s next outing is Tuesday at Solidarity sources have reported kindness, generous contributions, emergency food credits. didn’t do against South Windsor,” he away from a 35-32 edge after three home against COC foe Portland and sympathy shown to us during recalled the season-opening loss. periods. Two of Williamson’s High in an 8 o’clock start. A l Armstrong was also pleased with buckets were on ringing slam dunks, Clicncy Tech (54) - Goteiberg 8 0- our recent bereavement. We thank a ll'w h o by the beautiful floral his club’s balanced scoring. “ We the first one despite being guarded. 1 16, Williamson 9 1-3 19, Eaton 3 1-2 tributes or any kindly work or Sterilization had balanced scoring and that’s It was a three-point contest going 7, Mitchell 0 0-0 0, Governale 5 0(-0 thoughtful deed helped to lessen our beautiful. It shows we’re playing into the fourth stanza when William­ 10, Nowak 0 0-0 0, Carpenter 1 0-0 2. sorrow in the death of our dear team ball with everyone con­ son opened it witha hoop. A steal by Totals 26 2-6 54. father and husband, W ILLIAM tributing.” Tom Carpenter resulted in a slam Stafford (41) - Brissard 8 0-2 16, LAURINAITIS. isn't foolproof PRE• FRIQIDAIRE JANUARY CLEARANCE Sue Donnelly, had lU points to lead dunk by Williamson, despite tight Fontanella 3 2-2 8, Abromaitis 3 2-2 • QUASAR • KITCHENAID • G.E. Manchester with Jackie Tucker ad­ guarding, and the 7-point bulge was 8, Gordon 0 2-2 2, MacElroy 2 0-0 4, .Anne Laurinaitis • WESTINQHOUSE • AMANA •TOSHIBA • CALORIC ding 9 and Paige Voung 7. Toby too much for Stafford to recover Pisciotta 1 0-0 2, Messeck 0 1-2 1. ______and Son Bill WASHINGTON (U PI) - As many Between 1,300 and 3,900 of the 650,- • SYLVANIA • EUREKA • JENN-AIR brown had 6 points and three others from. Totals 17 7-10 41. as six women in every 1,(XX) who un­ • RCA chipped in 5 tallies apiece. . In Menioriam 000 women sterilized in 1979 — or • MAGIC CHEF • ZENITH • WHIRLPOOL dergo tubal sterilization will later two to six of every l,0OO women who • LITTON Manchester also took the jayvee In loving memory of Edwin L. • MAYTAG become pregnant, a new study have tubal sterilizations — later will • SONY • SANYO • HITACHr tilt, 41-15. Carey Markham had 9 Culver, who passed away December reported Friday. points and 7 rebounds to pace the 19, 1979, have an unplanned pregnancy. The study, a compilation of Grimes reported. Young Indians, now 1-1. 9 We often sit and talk of him. existing research, was done by'Dr. But he said tubal sterilization is VIDEO SPECIALS SONY COLOR SPECIAL T.V. SPECIALS Manchester’s next outing is SW girl cagers i When we are all together. David A. Grimes for the American still a safer way of preventing RCA VFP170 - PORTABLE 12” KV1207 RCA 25” COLOR TV ’Tuesday evening at Clarke Arena C ollege of O bstetricians and pregnancy than birth control pills or against CCIL foe Simsbury High in For his memory is the only thing. *9 39 ® ® *369® ® with Channel Lock That we shall have forever. Gynecologists. other methods. Remote Control an 8 o’clock start. Sadly missed by, ^ CCOIO CAMERA 19” TRINITON Manchester (58) - Donnelly S 0-0 whip Eagleffes Arline, Marcia, *456® ® *5 88 ® ® 10, White 0 0-3 0, Wright 2 1-2 5, *6 88 ® ® ’Tucker 4 1-2 9, P.Brown 0 2-4 2, Jaysen and Robbie THANKSGIVING *nSE SWIVEL MSE Unable to unleash any *FKE 5 YX ncniRE TUK WARUKTY Markham 13-4 5, Christensen 2 0-2 4, times from the floor ana adding four NOVENA TO ST. JUDE sharpshooting from the outside,. single tallies from the 15-foot line. East Catholic’s girl hoopsters Each side did its best offensive D IM ySLJvA t, ApMtlEM^ Martyr, c ru t dropped a 44-29 decision to South work in the final quarter with 16 of \ummm Polish aid being sought in firtBe anA ridi In Hiradet; war Windsor High School last night at South's 20 points coming from the af iesw Christ, farthM intarcassar af al SALE SERINS A T the Eagles’ Nest. free inrow line while blast aha hivafca yaw spadai N tra w it in tiMa V/S4* BOSTON (U P I) - Sen. Edward M. authorities, Kennedy said, “ Through our The home five could never get un­ came up with 15 tallies. af w a i Ta yaa I hiva ra c a n a IraM tha Sports Slate Kennedy, D-Mass., Friday announced efforts, we can provide the most needed 5:00 SHARP! tracked offensively and was able to The South zone proved too much A a ^ af My heart aaN iMMbfy haf ta «haM the formation of a group in assistance at this most critical time, tally just seven points in the first for Coach Donna Ridel’s charges. G ii has livaM tad i paat pawar ta caMa ta Massachusetts to help raise funds to ’’I urge all the citizens of ENDS AT 5:00 P.M. half...but one in the second canto Next start for East will be Mon­ aiy assistaaca. IW9 Ma ■ aqr prasaat m i purchase food and medical supplies to Massachusetts to be as generous as they while the invaders were riot that day night in Coventry. arfwt yatittaa la ratara I prawiM ta aaha Saturday aid the" Polish people. can on behalf of a pfoud people much better with a total of 16 points, South Windaor (44) - MacKey B-4- year aMw taiam md emu yaa ta ha m- BASKETBALL “ Recent events in Poland have created struggling to be free.” 6 10 in the first eight minutes. 20, Pavone 2-5-9, Tersavich 1-3-5, ra k a i Rockville at Manchester, 7 The loss pegged the East record at severe hardships for the Polish people. Kennedy said the name of the new TAKE 1-84 EXIT Schaffner 0-4-4, Beland 1-2-4, Sieg- Say thraa ‘Dar Fathers, Three Hal Mvys :a Hartford Puhlic at East Catholic, 1- 2 with South the exact opposite at There are critical shortages of food and group is the Massachusetts Tribute to TO KEENEY ST. 7 mund l-0-2,Chesky 0-0-0. Totals 13- m i Gterias.” h d icatiaa awst ha p ra a a iii 443-445 HARTFORD RD. MANCHESTER. 2- 1 . 18-44, medicine ... And daily the situation Poland, a chapter of the National Tribute ICE HOCKEY becomes more critical,” Kennedy said in $L JaAa pray far as aaN a l aha iavaka year narrmnn Standouts for the Elagles were to Poland. The national group is a Mon.-FrI. 9:30-9:00 Manchester vs. East Catholic Herald photo by Pinto East Calliolio (29) Cunningham 3- a prepared statement. m i lawn. This aavaaa hat aavw haaa p ju tm ______Pam Cunningham and Liz Palmer, private relief organization 'working un­ Sat. 9:30-0:00 647-9987 | (Bolton Ice Palace), 7:50 * 3-9, White 0-0-0, Johnson 0-0-0, Caf- In an obvious reference to the recent haaaa ta fal i have hal My rapatt each with nine points in addition to frey 1-0-2, In gallin era 0-0-0, der the auspices of the Catholic Relief Sun. 10:00-5:00 647-9998 WRESTLING East Catholic’s Carolynn DelSIgnore (20) Is (45) as threesome scramble for loose ball in crackdown on the independent union Services of the Roman Catholic Church turning in fine all around showings. DelSignore 1-0-2, Palm er 4-19, East Catholic al Wethersfield, 11 sandwiched between South Windsor's girls’ basketball action at Eagles’ Nest. Solidarity by Polish Communist a.m. Robin Mackey. led life winner^ Evans 0-2-2, Lupacchino 1-1-3, Colleen Sphaffner (25) and Robyn Mackey point-makers with 20, hitting eight Leavitt 1-0-2. Totals 11-7-29 THE HERALD, Sat., Dec. 19, 1981 - 11 10 - THE HERALD. Sat., Dec. 19. 1981 Jets in mini-playoff game Hour talking with Al McGuire

our offense in better field posi­ catches for 593 yards and four does a good job at tight end and “We’re going to have to play a NEW YORK (UPI) - The edge in the wild card playoff. tion and our offense has been TDs. Tight end Paul Coffman he’s often overlooked because of lot better offensively than we Green Bay-New York Jets' game If Green Bay wins, the Packers able to capitalize. Also, we’ve also has caught 53 passes for 665 the other two guys. ’Their running have in the past couple of on basketball worth the time that was supposed to mean would earn an NFC wild card backs aren’t too bad either, but games,” said quarterback been relatively healthy. nothing just a few weeks ago now berth should the New York yards for four TDS. they get overlooked too'because Richard Todd. "We just haven’t “I think the key is that we has become a mini-playoff. Giants lose to Dallas Saturday. If The Jets hope to pressure of the big guns outside. been clicking for some reason. I never lost faith in one other and televised game someone said of his little-known program, run Both clubs have had similar the Giants and Green Bay win, Dickey, who is not among the LOS ANGELES (UPI) - There In Los Angeles preparing for “Whenever I stand up to make a tator: "I think it’s obvious that we’re think having Wesley back will be in what we were doing, even “The biggest tip in my life came something about a black player and through Marquette, which works seasons. Early in the year, both the Packers would have to de­ most mobile quarterbacks. New are good times and bad times. NBC’s broadcast of the UCLA-DePaul speech, I always Rash back to a going to have to put pressure on a big plus for us. He does so much when we were 2-6. We felt there before m’y first game four years 1 said, ‘Hey, blacks paved my with former Marquette basketball were struggling. The Jets lost pend on Philadelphia beating St. If you want a bad time, don’t game at Pauley Pavilion, McGuire luncheon at a Kiwanis Club when I Dickey. If he has time to throw, for our offense. Freeman McNeil were games we should have won ago, Kentucky vs. DePaul. The guy driveway.’ ‘The letters and phone players that have played in the NBA their first three games, giving up Louis in order to edge out the worry. Bad times are, unfortunate­ spent a few hours giving his opinions was coaching at Belmont Abbey. we could be in trouble. He’s should also be back and Lam is and it was a matter of not losing that picked me up at the airport told calls started pouring in. They and then find themselves cut, top points in the process. Grejen Giants and join Philadelphia as ly, easy to come by. on an array of subjects. Two guys in the front row kept basically a dropback passer but coming off a big game. We have our confidence. The key was the m, T ve seen a lot of great commen­ wanted to lynch me. But they didn’t Bay lost six of its first eight. wild card entries. But if you seek a good time, invest McGuire on the NCAA’s recent waving their hands to the without a job: he’ll bootleg it once in a while. to control the ball, keep it away attitude or^oiK. people — they tators from the airport to the know the story. That’s'a saying I use Both then turned around and The game should be a duel an hour or so talking , with Al sanctions (two years probation, no side...telling me to get off the damn "There have been several of them He hasn’t run much, which from Dickey. never lost faith. We made very arena.’ Later that night I decided I’d all the time. began winning. The Jets are now between Green Bay’s McGuire. NCAA tournament for one year) stage. ’They wanted me to finish so who fond out their reflexes were doesn’t mean he can’t. Brian Sipe "Their defense has been few changes technically.” just be myself on the air. Sometimes "This is the story. When I first 9-5-1 and Green Bay is 8-7 high-powered passing game and The former Marquette basketball against UCLA for rule violations: they could play cards. I always, gone, they were a step slower, and hadn’t run either until Cleveland playing well (forcing 29 tur­ Weather could play a key role. I embarrass myself and sometimes went to Marquette I bought a house following a streak which has seen the Jets’ aggressive defensive coach — whose team won the NCAA “It’s ridiculous to think UCLA remember that. Say what you have that was it. The merry-go-round played us last week and he was novers in the last seven games) The swirling winds at Shea 1 embarrass NBC, but that’s me. with a gravel driveway because of them win six of their last seven line. The PaA ers have two of the championship in 1977. as the TV would ever have to cheat in to say then get out.” running around quite a bit.” Stadium are notorious and Green the salary they were giving me. stopped, Here’s a guy who’s making games. finest wide receivers in the NFL so we have to really be sharp.” cameras focused on a weeping recruiting. Hell, UCLA doesn’t even On his job as NBC commentator That’s all I have to offer.” On his Michaels will try to counter the McNeil, the third player Bay has never played there. The Marquette teams, which posted a After I started recruiting the blue- $200,000 a year and suddenly he finds And most importantly, a vic­ in James Lofton and John Jeffer­ coach on the bench — is now a recruit. It selects. It gets telephone Packer receivers with speedsters National Weather Service calls 295-80 record and appeared in nine chip black players from the Big Ap­ out his market value in the real tory Sunday will mean a playoff son and quarterback Lynn selected overall in the draft, is 'college basketball commentator for calls from the best high school of his own. Wesley Walker, the the Jets’ leading rusher despite for bitter cold this weekend, with NCAA tournaments in 13 years: ple and Chicago, we started win­ world is about $13,000. That’s hard berth for the Jets or a probable Dickey has been outstanding in NBC. players in the nation, and it selects Jets’ top long-range threat, is missing five full games and parts blustery winds and temperatures “Everyone saw me spitting and ning, the school gave me a big raise to deal with. The day comes when playoff slot for Green Bay. recent weeks. But those are just things he did. the ones it wants. It shows them the expected back after missing two of two others with an ankle in­ expected in the teens. swearing, kicking the scorer’s table and I got the money to pave my the guy falls into a chasm so deep Should the Jets win, they would Last week, Dickey hit 19-of-21 The interesting part — the fun — weather in Southern California, the York leads the NFL with 57 sacks games with a strained thigh mus­ ■ “We’re aware of the wind,” upside down, chasing the referee driveway. »So the blacks paved my most people can’t even imagine it. be get an AFC wild card berth passes, the second highest single jury. comes from trying to figure out cheerleaders,, the sun and the sur­ UCLA recruit: and ends Joe Klecko and Mark cle. And Lam Jones, the Jets’ No. said Starr. “Our passing game down the court, and figured that’s driveway.” "Here’s a guy that’s never made a and would be home team in the game percentage in NFL history, Packer Coach Bart Starr fing and says, ‘Sign here.’ Now the Gastineau are tied for the in­ 1 draft pick two years ago, is credits improved defensive play hasn’t been hurt by it when we’ve what he is. . how my teams played. But my On coaches saying they made a plane reservation in his life, never wild card playoff Dec. 27 against for 218 yards and five touchdowns Born in Queens, N.Y., McGuire guy at Northern Michigan Universi­ dividual lead at 18 ajfiece. coming off his finest day as a pro. for Green Bay’s turnaround. been in it before. We’re all It selects teams were the most disciplined change "for no reason": paid a dinner check at a restaurant. the loser of Saturday's game in a 35-7 rout of New Orleans. had a fine career as a player at St. ty, he knows about recruiting. He "Those two guys (Lofton and He caught five passes for 83 "We've been playing at a professionals and conditions are college basketball teams in the “That’s like bringing flowers And he’s 30 years old. He’s got 40 between Buffalo and Miami. If Lofton has caught 69 passes .for John’s and played briefly in the NBA knows he has to bring the kid up to Jefferson) make them very yards against Cleveland, higher leVel of efficency this part of the game.” world ... not the United States, the home to' your wife and telling her years left. What the hell does he do the Jets lose, they could still earn 1,267 yards and eight touchdowns for New York and Baltimore. the school during the peak muskie dangerous,’’ said Jet Coach Walt producing one TD and setting up year,” said Starr. “Our defense ‘The Jets are 3V2 - p o in t world. That’s why we won so much there’s no reason. Hell, there’s a with those 40 years? a wild card if Oakland beats San (a club record). Jefferson, an He then began working his way up fishing season, on a good day, to Michaels. "They can turn any the other with two catches in a has been turning the ball over to favorites. ... discipline. That and having some reason. Maybe only you know the Diego Monday night, but they All-Pro acquired from San Diego ■ the coaching ladder, starting at stand a chance. “So we started a program to get pass into a score. Coffman also 14-13 victory. blue chip players. Can’t win without reason, but there’s always a would then lose the home field a month into the season, has 37 Dartmouth as an assistant before “The NCAA’s decision could be — with Dick Enberg and formerly with these guys back into the real world. the talent, you know.” reason.” getting his first head coaching job at and I’m not saying it is — simply a Billy Packer: We set them up — at the bottom On recruiting mistakes: On the difference between college small Belmont Abbey College in warning to everyone ... ‘There are “My career with NBC is just a usually — in something that could “Once in a while you get this guy basketball and the NBA: 1957. After seven years and 109 vic­ no sacred cows.’ It doesn’t seem as walk-through. I’m on the stage and turn into a career. They make abbut that was all-state and he shows up at "The NBA is the cream of the tories, he packed his bags and though UCLA committed any mor­ off in a few hours once a week. I’m $13,000-$14,000 a year. And we your first- practice with his un­ crop ... the best in the world. headed to Milwaukee, where he took tal sins ... just misdeameanors. But just passing through. After me tell them they have to sell their derwear hanging out of his gym There’s no comparison. Take the over as head coach at Marquette. on the other side, those guys in Mis­ there’ll be Digger Phelps (Notre Mercedes-Benz because the chair­ TangerineBowl Dame coach) or Ray Meyer (DePaul shorts and dribbling the ball with 11th or 12th guy ... the last guy ... man of the company that they work He, stayed for 13 years, bringing sion Impossible (meaning Shawnee Busy weekend for armchair fans both hands. With those guys you’ve from any NBA team and put him on his talents and his personality to Mission, Kan., where the NCAA is. coach) or someone else. But I love for doesn’t drive a car that expen­ just got to say, ‘God, let the four Marquette and Marquette" goes to national attention. And in a fairy headquartered), have an impossible it. Even working with Billy Packer. sive and it won’t look good. years go by fast. I made a big mis­ the Final Four. Put that guy on Pur­ •j: Pro football buffs should get their appetites tale ending, he bowed out of job. I suppose they’re doing the best When he leaves a room it lights up. Dartmouth-bound take.” ’ due’s team and Purdue wins the Big “Usually 1 deal with basketball. coaching in 1977, crying unashamed­ they can.” Working with him is like trying to satisfied this weekend with no less than four On using “McGuirese” on Ten. I guarantee it. No question That’s a game. It’s fun. In this games being offered via video, two today and Martha Molumphy, the oldest of the four on tap tonight ly on the bench as his Warriors gave ^,On lengthy speaking push a rope. I can say those things sisters who are making names f-or national TV: about it." program we deal with a man’s life. the same number Sunday. Major interest in him the NCAA championship as a engagements, for which he’s heavily about him, He’s a good friend.” H erald themselves in tennis competition, has been "Once during a nationally On a serious note, McGuire spoke That’s no game." these parts will be how the New Giants and going-away present. recruited: More on being a TV commen­ accepted at Dartmouth ■ College...Final Jets fare. The Dallas Cowboys stand in the A n g le results of the Thanksgiving morning Five ORLANDO, Fla. (UPI) - Led by five straight victories before in­ :ji way of the Giants today in the latter’s quest Mile Road Race have not been tabulated as run-and-gun quarterback Reggie juring his hand and yielding to •i; for a playoff spot while the Jets must hurdle Earl Yost, yet to answer a question posed by a number Collier, the 15th-ranked Golden Perry, who will start Saturday the resurgent Green Bay Packers Sunday. Sports Editor Downhill competition of readers. The Herald will hot print a com­ Eagles of Southern Mississippi night. Channel 3 will carry the Giants with the Jets The two completed 165-of-332 not scheduled on the tube in these parts. plete list of finishers...According to latest tangle with the Missouri Tigers Holiday thoughts statistics, more than 14 million men, women Saturday night in the Tangerine passes for 2,008 yards and nine and children are playing racquetball in the Bowl. touchdowns. Wide receiver James United States, twice as many as in 1978 and Collier, who finished ninth in the Caver, who also led the conference Maiden World Cup Notes off the cuff It’s holiday time again. Getting close to in kickoff returns, was the^Tigers’ Quinn for helping to being our new addition game. He was used on the power play, as a five times as many as in 1976. Last year Heisman Trophy balloting, is the Hanukkah and (Christmas, and after that New S Time Flies Department: Baseball Hall of leading receiver with 33 catches for "Beau" into the family. May all you future penalty-killer in addition to taking his regular Americans purchased 30 million racquet- first quarterback in major college Year’s Day. I don’t know If we’re in some Famer Hank Greenberg will observe his 71st 509 yards and a touchdown. hunts be super, and tnay the dogs continue to shift. Today’s players don’t' log that many balls, three times as many as in 1976, a year football to run and pass tor more kind of weird time warp, but the year sure work like the champions theyare. birthday January I. The former Detroit Tiger than 1,000 yards each in a’season. Tight end Andy Gibler pulled in 27 victory for France minutes in 60-minute games. "Once when in which the current growth started...Today’s has Rown by, and I’m sitting here trying to My skeet shooting buddies get special •;i slugging first baseman who wound up his The 6-foot-4 junior averaged 6.6 passes for 223 yards and a pair of Joe's World (son) Mark was playing in the juniors he Laugh: M.L. Carr of the Boston Celtics get some holiday wishes and ideas down on thanks for the really fun times we’ve had career with the Pittsburgh Pirates is still ac- yards a carry while rushing 1,005 scores as the secohdleading played 58 minutes, scored four goals and was recalls one game during his days with the St. SAALBACH, Austria (UPI) - “I just kept going, concentrating paper. Seems like it was only yesterday I was with all the ribbing, and wonderful tive as a tennis player in celebrity yards and scoring 12 touchdowns to receiver. Joe Garman events...Nice honor the Connecticut High named the game's No. 1 star,” Howe Louis Spirits in the NBA and his teammate Marie-Cecile Gros-Graudenier hard and not thinking about the tryng to do the same thing, and that was one cameradie. To Reggie Christiansen, Floyd was Marvin Barnes. "I was all alone un­ pace Southern Mississippi’s 9-1-1 Sturdy Bob Meyer leads the School Coaches’ Assn, gave to retired recalled...Pat Riley, interim coach of the Los finished one second ahead of her falling girls ahead of m e,” a smiling whole year ago. Hayes, Russ Hayes, Fred Newman (in far off derneath and Marvin was outside with two season. He threw for six more ground attack for Missouri, which >■ Manchester High soccer coach Dick Angeles Lakers, was an 11th round draft pick nearest rival Friday to score her Marie-Cecile said after her victory. This year along with holiday greetings and Colorado), Bill Nuccio, Fred Riccio, Harold •guys on him. He took a shot instead of passing scores and completed 81-of-139 finished the season 7-4. ’The 5-10 Danielson with his induction into the group's of the Dallas Cowboys in the NFL as a defen­ maiden World Cup victory in the “I knew I had nothing to lose.” best wishes for a health happy New Year, I Keish, Martin Wutsch, Fred "Grumpy" Sim­ to me. I asked him during the next timeout to passes. power runner rushed for 791 yards sive back. He turned down the offer to play first women’s downhill race of the would like to use this column to say “thanks” mons and the rest of the gang, go my best Hall of Fame a week ago in New Haven. The explain his position. Marvin answered, ‘Man, “I’m just part of a fine machine,” and eight touchdowns. nine seasons in the NBA with San season. Asked whether the bad spills suf­ to a whole slew of people. wishes for 100 straights next year, and the 'x Gold Key Award and the Halt of Fame honor says the the easygoing Collier, who He’ll be trying to run through Diego...Smart Answer Department: New don’t get so wide open, because then your ’The 21-year-old, who zipped down fered by favored' American Holly First off, I should like to thank all of you happy and prosperous year coming up. shotgun you’ve been yearning over. in the .same year were richly desreved by the considers the Missouri defense Southern Mississippi’s "Nasty York Knicks' Coach Red Holzman declined to man double-teams m e.’"...Did You Know the 2,387 meter course in 1 minute Flanders and Austrian Elisabeth readers who have called, and written to tell 1 should like to say thanks to the "Back To my family, who have given me so much tall ex-coach who tutored one winning team anchored by All-America tackle Jeff Bunch” that led the nation in answer a newsman’s question after a recent Department: 'Every time a Houston Rocket 41.00 seconds, was the first French Kirchner had made her nervous, me how much you enjoy this column. Room Gang.” That great bunch of regulars pleasure this year, and to our new pup, go my ■i; after another in a glittering 22-year Gaylord, “one of the better ones scoring defense, giving up only 8.1 game and explained, "No way I'm going to player dunks a ball during a game American skier to win a women’s World Cup Marie-Cecile replied: “Yes, of Especially the many female readers. You who come up to visit every Thursday night, heartfelt thanks for being who, and what you career...During his hey-day with the Detroit we’ll play all year.” points a game. talk about the officiating unless you pay half Express and a Houston tavern donates $25 to downhill since Jacquelin Rouvier couse. I was particularly shocked by really have made yours truly feel great with and talk fishing, and hunting ... and just talk. K Red Wings in the National Hockey League The Golden Eagle defenders are are. You’ve made this year a memorable one. Gordie Howe played 30 to 35 minutes of every my fine,” the Texas Special Olympics. placed first at Val D’Isere, France, the crash of Elisabeth and my knees your comments about how much you enjoy They are a great crew, and the first to give of The best wish I can give us. is that we have “They’re big and strong and known for the quick, aggressive in 1972. were shaking a bit. But when I was this weekly feature. The “I don’t hunt, or themselves, when something needs doing. another year like this one. .It’s just been they’ll do a great job in the secon­ play. Swiss downhill specialist Doris de on the course, I forgot completely fish, or shoot, and I don’t always understand Plus they’ve provided super material, with great. dary covering our receivers.” “We don’t have any outstanding Agostini finished second in 1:42.00 and tried to come down as fast as your technical columns, but sure enjoy their anecdotes for this feature. To all you To the people who work with me every day, Collins’ favorite targets are Ray' players, so we don’t get much and Austrian Siegrid Wolf grabbed possible” . reading what you write” is a great balm to great guys, and the one gal, I say “thanks,” and put up with my ideosyncrasies my thanks Powell, 20 catches for 254 yards and recognition,” says linebacker Greg third place with 1:42.31. After the first runners cleared my ego. i . . and wish that you all get the fishing trips for being such a great crew. I wish and hope Loser may have to face Jets next weekend one touchdown, and Mike Livings, 16 Kelly who led the team in tackles away the snow for the next group, I should like to thank all the readers who you’ve talked and yearned over, while we that all your heart’s desires are fulfilled in receptions for 197 yards and a with 133. “But we’ll hit you. We the race started in nearly perfect have sent me game and fish recipes; the visited Thursday nights. the coming year. touchdown. have a lot of characters with weather conditions before a sudden reader who just recently offered me shingles To my fishing buddies, Frank Horton, Doug My special thanks to Earl Yost and Len When he isn’t handling the ball character.” wind, which frequently changed for hny new pup’s dog house; the readers who Ingram, the Bengston brothers, Ken Parkan- Auster of the Herald for wading through himself, Collins looks for Southern Sophomore noseguard Jerald Noll to coach direction, made conditions difficult have called to tell me how much they enjoy ny, Leon Castonguay, Bob Lanieri, Rob these pages with the typing mistakes, the Bills may need more magic Mississippi’s leading ball carrier, Baylis says the defense’s big job is for the early racers. my columns about Maine; the readers who Heustis, my thanks for so many memorable write-ins. and the words run together. I wish tailback Sammy Winder. to neutralize Meyer. have volunteered information they thought 1 times spent fishing the “Willy" together. you a 1982 chock full of exciting sports news, The flashy senior ran for 1,029 “He’s a hard runner, a hard man The wind later shifted to help South NFLefs could use in future columns, and the great May all your trout this year, be so big. you’ll enough time to make easy deadlines, plus a yards, including five lOOyard games to bring down,” said Baylis. “We those with higher starting numbers, people who called to just say “I really liked need someone else to net them. chance to enjoy your own recreational ac­ and 12 touchdowns this season. But haven’t seen anybody yet control accounting for some of the outstan­ yoiir column today. Keep it up.” To my hunting buddies, Don Guinan, Tom tivities. making yards against Gaylord and him. If we can stop them as a run­ MOBILE, Ala. (UPI) - Chuck ding times posted by outsiders. on strength of their record Flanders, who held the best To all those good people, go my heartfelt Quinn, Dick Norwood, my thanks for being If I’ve missed anyone, it's been an error of ning team, then we can control them Noll of_the Pittsburgh Steelers will the rest of the Missouri defense thanks and my best wishes and hopes that you allowed to hunt over your dogs, and for the omission,. My thoughts and good wishes go out won’t be easy. The Tigers were as a passing team.” coach the South team, while Kansas training time, fell on the first part of receive what you desire the most, and of warm companionship and fun we enjoy to all of you who have helped to make "Joe’s The game will be Missouri’s City coach Marv Levy will direct the the course. Jets next weekend at Shea Stadium the Dolphins are still smarting from Running back Joe Cribbs is fully seventh in the nation in total defense course, to be able to enjoy a very healthy. together. 1 especially want to thank Tom World" a good world. Thanks. By United Press International - North squad in the 33rd annual in the AFC wild card game. a 31-21 loss in Buffalo two months recovered from a rib injury that ’ and allowed just 246 yards per fourth bowl game in a row under “I was simply too fast on the icy Buffalo revived its fading playoff The Bills were groping along at 6- ago. sidelined him for one game and game. Coach Warren Powers and Southern Senior Bowl, it was announced course,” she said. “A wind gust did hopes with a miracle four weeks ago 5, coming off an embarrassing “This team has grown a lot since hampered him for another. He Tl)e Missouri offense is led by Mississippi’s second consecutive Friday. the rest and I jumped farther than I and judging by their record in the shutout loss at St. Louis, and they that first game with Buffalo,” says gained 153 yards on the ground quarterbacks Brad Perry and Mike post-season appearance under A Senior Bowl spokesman said the expected and landed on one ski. The Orange Bowl, the Bills may need trailed New England in the final defensive lineman Kim Bokamper. against the Patriots and compiled Hyde. Hyde directed the Tigers to Coach Bobby Collins. coaches will bring their NFL staffs bump was too heavy.” some more magic Saturday to wrest seconds at Rich Stadium Nov. 22. "We’re playing them at home and 201 yards in total offense. The effort to the Jan. 16 game. Flanders was unhurt, but the AFC Eastern Division title from With the end of their season growing there’s a lot at stake. 1 think this pushed his season’s rushing mark to More than 300 NFL coaches and Kirchner suffered serious bruises scouts will be in Mobile to take a Record-shattering mile runs the Miami Dolphins. The Bills and more probable with each tick of the team is ready to play. We see our 1,003 yards. and shock, when she landed on her the Dolphins are both guaranteed at clock, Joe Ferguson lofted a 36-yard goal within our grasp and we’re The Dolphins will be without cor- final look at the top candidates for back after a 49.5feet jump. NHL front office the upcoming professional football least a wild card playoff spot, but Hail Mary touchdown pass to ready to go after it.” nerback Don McNeal, who broke a Runner-up de Agostini had been each is after bigger game; Satur­ Roland Hooks with five seconds Buffalo inside linebacker Shane wrist in last Sunday’s 17-7 victory at draft. warned of the icy course after the day’s winner captures the division rem aining to pull out a 20-17 Nelson neinjured a knee in Sunday’s Kansas city. He will be replaced by The roster for the two teams will two favorites fell and adopted a title, gains a week off and is assured triumph. 19-10 victory over New England and. rookie Fulton Walker, who was vic­ be announced later. safety-first approach, losing the featured year's track, field of a home field advantage in the Miami, however, has gone 14 con­ .will be replaced by Phil Villapiano. timized by the Bills in the first swings into action The game will be nationally vital second which could have playoff opener. secutive games against the Bills in Also, tackle Ken Jones is meeting between the teams. televised by ESPN. brought her victory. The loser may have to face the the Orange Bowl without a loss and questionable with an ankle injury. Elsewhere Saturday, the New NEW YORK (UPI) - The cries 9 in Rieti, Italy and two weeks later Dec. 14, the International Amateur Rono. , MONTREAL (UPI) - Winnipeg York Giants play host to Dallas “grossly inadequate” and said he for change in the amateur- in New York he ran down Fifth Athletic Federation approved a Nehemiah, the high hurdler, had a Jets’ forward Jimmy Mann Friday hoping to take a huge step forward would recommend to referees to professional rules grew louder in Avenue in 3:47.52, a time that will system whereby athletes could disappointing season in 1980 when he became the second NHL player this in pursuit of their first playoff berth stop working or leave breaking up 1981 but that didn’t deter the world’s not be recognized because it was a receive money for "minor” track was nagged by injuries. But he week to be disciplined for abusing in 18 years. fights to local police if their appeal track and field elite from another road race and a straight course. meets. The money will be ad­ showed he was glad to be back with On Sunday, Green Bay is at the an officia'. receiving a three-game * « !■* ■* ■ record-breaking season. , Cincinnati deals Knight of the penalty was rejected. T! it was only the start of a m inistered by TAC and other the first sub-13.00 time for the New York Jets, Cincinnati at Atlan­ suspension and $500 fine for shoving He also said he would recommend >1DVISER Most memorable from the thrilling autumn in New York. A national federations. llOhurdles, 12.93. Moses, linesman Gord Broseker in a Dec. 9 ta, Tampa Bay at Detroit, Denver at assault charges be brought against summer of 1981 was the exchange of month after the Fifth Avenue Mile, In a controversial lAAF move, the meanwhile, just kept rolling along in game against the Toronto Maple Chicago, Kansas City at Minnesota, Holmgren, so referees may “look to SKIERS MUST KNOW THE world mile records between both the men’s and women’s world organization suspended American th^ 400-meter low hurdles, exten­ Leafs. to Houston for Cedano Clevelandat Seattle, New England the courts for protection if they can­ MEANING OF SIGNS England’s talented pair of marathon records fell. discus thrower Ben Plucknett this ding his unbeaten streak to 72 races. ■ NHL executive vice president at Baltimore, Pittsburgh at not receive proper support from the archrivals, Sebastian Coe and Steve Alberto Salazar proved a man of spring — after he had set two world Rono, who set the track world on 9 Brian O’Neill, who Wednesday A standard trail marking system was road signs when you are driving a car, Houston, St. Louis at Philadelphia, - National Hockey League.” Referee Ovett. Following the conclusion of his word for the second straight records — and invalidated the its ear with world records in four suspended Phildelphia forward Paul Initiated nationwide for Nordic ski these signs point out conditions, CINCINNATI (UPI) - The Cin­ President Dick Wagner. "A player Knight became Cincinnati’s San Francisco at New Orleans and Brian Lewis, who was punched by the outdoor season, Coe and Ovett year ,with a spectacular time of records because a steroid drug test different events three years ago, Holmgren for five games and fined areas. Watch (or these signs. Like hazards and facilities to the skier. cinnati Reds Friday traded third with the skills that Cesar Cedeno regular third baseman after Pete Washington at Los Angeles. Oakland the late Barry Ashbee in an NHL owned six of the seven fastest miles 2:08:13, finally shattering Derek he had taken last December proved had announced his retirement to him $500 for punching referee Andy baseman Ray Knight to the Houston possesses adds so much to a Rose became a free agent. Knight is at San Diego Monda night. gam e in 1972, has called the ever recorded. Clayton’s 12year-old standard. positive. Plucknett, whose suspen­ concentrate on his studies at Van Hellemond, also made the TRAIL MARKINGS SIGNS—NORDIC Astros for outfielder Cesar Cedeno. ballclub. quickly won fan approval with his ’The Giants, 8-7, can earn a wild Holmgren suspension “ridiculous” Entering this year, Ovett’s 3:48.8 Earlier this month, Clayton’s mark sion will end in September 1982, was Washington State but he had second ruling in the Mann case. The Reds, who recently lost two- "Cesar wants to play center field hustling style of play that reminded card shot by beating Dallas, coupled and said it hurt the morale of the was the standard. But on Aug. 19 in was also beaten by another named the year’s outstanding per­ thoughts and returned for a world “In reaching this decision it was thirds of their starting outfield when and we look upon this trade as ad­ many of Rose. He often played when with a loss Sunday by either league’s referees. Zurich, Switzerland, Coe and Tom Australian, Robert de Castella, who former by TAC. record in the 5,000 meters, 13:06.20. noted that (Mann) offered the Ken Griffey was traded to the New ding great depth to our outfield. He he was hurt and had a reputation for Philadelphia or Green Bay. The “I hope we are riot waiting for Byers of the U.S. engaged in a won at Fukuoka, Japan in 2:08:18. Besides Maree, another U.S. Other names in the track news in­ excuse that he was attempting to get York Yankees and Dave Collins is a ballplayer with all the tools. He giving his all. Giants, who haven’t made the someone to be seriously hqrt,” smashing duel that propelled Coe to Allison Roe of New Zealand ended athlete who came into his own this cluded Eamonn Coghlan, who set a away from the linesman,” O’Neill became a free agent, are trying to is an aggressive player. We have "We hate to see Ray Knight leave playofs since 1963, have allowed just Lewis said. “It’s hard to believe a record of 3:48.53. Ovett was deter­ Grete Waitz’ four-year hold on the year was Carl Lewis of the Universi­ world indoor mile record of 3:50.6 in said. “But his actions in physically rebuild their outfield. Earlier this talked about needing to add speed to the organization,” admitted 44 points over the past four games that a player can jump the boards, mined to recapture the coveted women’s record with her 2:25:29, ty of Houston. Lewis long jumped San Diego; Konstantin Volkov of the abusing an official who was dis­ month, they acquired outfielder our- club. This is a big step in that Wagner. “You never like to give up but they will be facing the NFL’s become involved with another record, and a week later in Koblenz, In between all the records, the 28 feet, inches, the farthest leap Soviet Union, who pole vaulted 19-2 charging his duties was -not Clint Hurdle from Kansas City. direction.” a good ball player and Ray Knight is leading rusher in Tony Dorsett and player an get a six-game suspension, West ciermany, he did with a time of track and field boat was being since Bob Beamon’s legendary 29- for an apparent record; and Evelyn warranted.” The departure of Knight; a hard- Wagner said the trade reminded a fine ballplayer. the NFC’s top-rated passer in Danny yet one becomes physically involved 3:48.40. rocked by Bill Rodgers and fellow 2‘/2 in the Mexico City Olympics, Ashford, who had a spectacular Mann had already received a E m Im I I Dimcull Most DIffIcuH playing. dependable third baseman, him of one the Reds made 10 years "But you have to give up White. Dallas, 12-3, has won four wih a referee and gets five games.” But just two days after that came • members of the Association of Road and sprinted to a 10.00 in the 100 sumer that saw her run the 100 means the Reds may try Johnny game misconduct for. twice shoving ago with Houston, another deal spmething to get something. Knight straight and the Cowboys have in­ New York Rangers’ captain Barry the most remarkable feat of all, in Racing Athletes, who want runners meters. meters in 10.88 and the 200 in 21.71 Bench at third base. Broesker while trying to resume a GREEN CIRCLE BLUE SQUARE BLACK DIAMOND designed to bring speed to the Reds, has been a real credit to the Rc^s. tercepted a league-high 36 passes, Beck was suspended for six games the Golden Mile in Brussels, to be able to earn prize money in Both were the best marks ever at and then win both those events at scrap with Toronto defenseman The Reds said Cedeno has told who at that time had just moved into He is a gentleman and a winner. including an NFL-best 11 by rookie earlier in the week after he came off Belgium. Pushed this time by Mike their specialties as do athletes in sea level and according to Tom Jor­ the World Cup games in Rome in John Gibson. Gibson had his nose them he wants to play center field. a new stadium with Astroturf. He’s come up. through the ranks, Everson Walls. the bench to participate in a fight Bolt of Kenya, Coe called on a new other sports. Of course, that would dan of Track and Field News, if broken in the fight by what he September. She was voted Track The Reds' previously said they in­ “This trade reminds me a bit of he’s worked hard, he’s played with The Jets, 9-5-1, can wrap up their for the second time this season. „ reserve of energy for the final 220 mean a violation of amateur rules as Lewis had competed at a higher claimed was a “sucker punch.” and Field News’ Athlete of the Year tend to play Hurdle in right field. our trade for Joe Morgan,” said pain. He’s performed under first playoff spot since 1 ^ yrlth a yards and sprinted to a 3:4'(.33 set down by The Athletics Congress altitude, his 100 time “would have However, a three-game suspen­ — the first American ever so Although Cedeno, 30, suffered an Wanner. "We were looking for pressure. We wish him well.” victory, but Green Bay, 8-7, is also clocking — bettering the previous and the athletes would lose their been a world record by a substantial sion may not be enough to satisfy honored. ankle injury last season, the Reds speed. Knight, who will be 29 on Dec. 28, shooting for a post-season berth and mark by more than a second. Olympic eligibility. margin and his long jump could hae had their team doctor examine In trading Knight, who batted .259 has a lifetime major league average the Packers have won six of their the league’s newly militant That now stands as the record, but Several top runners were referees. been dose” to Beamon’s feat. Three Local sports Cedeno three days ago and he gave last season, the Reds are giving up of .265. His best season was. in 1979 Idst seven behind a dynamic passing GOP- Sandy Sawyer 183-498, also notable was the emergence of suspended by TAC after they par­ familiar faces reappeared Earlier this week, NHL Official’s Len Auster, Herald sportswriter, Cedeno a clean bill of health. one of the Reds’ fans favorite when he batted .318., attack featuring, superb wide Joyce ’Tyler 199-524, Barb ’Twible Sydney Maree as the world’s third- ticipated in the first AARA-spon- magnificently in 1981 — Renaldo Association attorney Jim Beatty 201-510, Ceil Ray 182, Laurence CauUon CloMd Emeriilhcy Telephone keeps you informed about the local "We are extremely pleased to be players and one of the most depen­ Cedeno has a lifetime batting receivers James Lofton and John fastest mller. The South African sored pro race in June but ’TAC Nehemiah, Edwin Moses and Henry able to make this trade," said Reds dable players on the club. average of .289 over 12 seasons Jefferson. called H olm gren’s suspension Faucher 452, Rose LaPolt 450. ' native beat Ovett in 3:48.83 on Sept. pushed for a compromise and on sports world. 12 — THE HERALD, Sat.. Dec. 19, 1981 Celtics trim Bullets on spree by Parrish S c o r e b o a r d

LANDOVER, Md. (UPI) — secutive shot of the period, Boston with 21 points while teammate Jeff Robert Parrish scored 12 of his 32 had scored 12 unanswered points Ruland added 20. Larry Bird points in the fourth quarter, helping and led 93-91 with slightly less than chipped in 21 to aid the Celtics^, Boston erase a 12-point Washington six minutes remaining. Washington outscored Boston 39- lead during a four-minute stretch of« Washington fought back from a 24 in the third quarter to turn a six- Basketball the final quarter, to lead the Celtics five-point deficit to trail 99-98 and point halftime deficit into an 82-73 to a 99-98 Friday night victory over had the ball for one last shot in the lead with one quarter to play. ProBFile the Bullets. game’s final seven seconds. But Johnson had 10 of his 14 halftime Washington led 87-75 with 10 guard Frank Johnson’s 22-footer at points in the second quarter, as the minutes left in the game and 91-81 the buzzer bounced out giving the Bullets trailed Boston 49-43 at She It’s little’ Tony Collins with eight minutes to go. But by the Celtics the victory. half. time Parrish hit his sixth con- Johnson led the Bullets in scoring Cleveland (W) Mitchell 3 2-2 8. Carr 4 2-2 10, Edwards Good things may come in collegiate career. As a pro, 4 1-4 9. Phcf;ley 2 2-2 6. Huston 4 2-2 10, small packages. But the that has changed. Wilker.son 8 0-0 16, Lalmbcer 1 2,-4 4, New England Patriots are With quickness, some Bennett 2 0-4 4, Dillard 0 0-0 0, Silas 1 4- 4 6. Totals 29 ir.-24 73. convinced that better things think Collins strongly Indiana (109) come in medium-sized resembles another similar Austin and Shriver Williams Ti 3-3 13, Bantom 6 3-4 15, frames. number 33 residing in Owens 1 0-0 2, Buse 3 0-0 6. Davis 4 4-4 At 5-foot-ll and 202 13, C. Johnson 3 3-3 9. McGinnis 2 (W) 4, Dallas: Tony Dorsett. Knight 3 1-3 7. Orr 3 6-9 12, Townsend 1 pounds, rookie running back Says Collins, "Although I 0-0 I, G. Johnson 5 1-2 11, Carter 6 3-3 Tony Collins is no scatback. prefer to watch Tony Dor- to meet in semis 15. Totals 42 24-31 109, But he is not so big that he sett run more than anyone Cleveland 11212318-73 Indiana 21 27 32 29-109 can be expected to run over else in football, I did not Three-point goals—Davis. Fouled out— opTOnents. choose my nunmber to be EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. Austin with service breaks in the G. Johnson. Total fouls—Cleveland 29. Comract and quick, he Indiana 24, Technicals—None. A—4,942. like him.” (UPI) — Tracy Austin woke up from third and fifth games to take the certainly has found a way to He says his idol was his ' an early case of the blahs to over­ opening set in 26 minutes. It was the pile up yardage in his first older brother, Morris. first time in six career meetings BUS TUN (99) NFL season Collins says, “He wore 33 come Mima Jausovec in three sets Bird 9 3>5 21. Maxwell 3 2-2 8, Parish Friday night and advance along with that the 25-year-old Yugoslavian 15 2-fi 32. Archibald 3 9-10 15, Ford 1 0-0 "Tony Collins may be the in college and semi-pro foot­ Pam Shriver to the semifinals of a won a set from Austin, 2. Bradley I 0-0 2. McHale 4 2-2 10, surprise player of this year’s ball in Buffalo. If he hadn’t $250,000 tennis championship. It wasn’t until midway through Robey 1 1-4 3, Henderson 0 0-0 0, Ainge 2 draft, just like Buffalo’s Joe married and quit football, I 2-2 6. Totals. 39 21-30 99. Cribte was last year,” says feel he’d be in the NFL. Pacers 109-73 Austin, still feeling the effects of the second set that Austin seemed to WASHINGTON (98) New England’s 14^ear vet­ her three hour and 20 minute regain her rhythm and the turning Ballard 8 0-0 16, Chones 3 (H) 6. “That’s why I wear 33.” INDIANAPOLIS (UPI) - Mike Mahorn 2 1-4 5. Grevey 2 0-0 4. Lucas 3 eran center Bill Lenkaitis. ANOTHER BREED — A marathon against Chris Evert Lloyd point for her came in the fifth game. I-l 8. Kuland 8 4-6 20, Johnson 10 0-0 21, “Collins gets to the comer middle linebacker often has Bantom and Butch Carter scored 15 the previous night, had to struggle There were nine deuces before Witts 3 7-8 13, Davis 2 1-1 5. Totals 41 14- 20 98. very quickly, but he’s also an image somewhat like DENNIS TARIDONA J. MICHAEL ZABKAR III KEVIN DEAN points each Friday night to power for another two hours and 18 Austin finally broke through on her . pretty good on those ‘wham’ PAUL MICHAUD the Indiana Pacers to a 109-73 Boston 28 2124 26- 99 that of a Tasmanian devil, ...“And give my best gritting” minutes before subduing Jausovec, fifth break point. Washington 17 26 39 16- 98 plays we mn up the middle. always ready to jump into ...”l forgot to tell you." ...“a dictionary if I spelling wrong.' ...The most, most thing." triumph over the Cleveland 1-6, 6-4, 6-4. “That fifth game was very impor­ Three point goals—Lucas. Johnson; He hits the bole so quickly the fray. «r Cavaliers. Fouled out—Witts. Total fouls—Boston 16, “The first set I wasn’t even tant,” Austin said. “It went back Washington 28, Technicals—none. A— that he’s getting five yards Jeff Siemon of Minnesota The Pacers took control early and there,’’ Austin said. “ I couldn’t get and forth, back and forth. That kind 11,413 even though he’s not that doesn’t fit the mold. But the kept it, leading by 10 points at the my concentration going. It was very of got me back in the match.” big.” lO-year veteran from Stan-' first-quarter, 21-11, and 16 points at tough to pick up after last.night.’’ The 19-yeaf-old Californian then CHICAGO (106) Collins came to the Patri­ ford is one of the finest mid­ Greenwood 6 6-6 18. Wilkes 5 2-2 12, ots as a second-round di'aft Dear Santa the half, '18-32, Indiana was ahead 31 dle linebackers in the game. In contrast, Shriver simply raced off to a 3-0 lead in the final set Gilmore 5 8-8 18, Lester 1 8-8 10. Theus 6 pick last April following an points at two times in the third 4^ 17, Jones 2 (M) 4. Sobers 6 2-4 16. “On the field, I play with overwhelmed Jaeger to coast to a 6- with a pair of breaks and another impressive career at East a great deal of emotion,” quarter. 3, 6-2 victory in the final singles break gave her a 4-1 advantage. Dietrick 2 0-0 4. Blume 2 1-2 5. Woolridge Cleveland got to within six points I 0-2 2. Totals 36 31-36 106, Carolina, where he aver­ Siemon says. “Not the jump­ Kids at St. James put in a pitch match of the double elimination por­ Jausovec managed to keep her NEW YORK (121) aged 9.3 yards every time ing up and down, Dick late in the first half at 36-30, but In­ tion of this tournament. Austin and hopes alive with a break in the Lucas 5 1-2 11, Russell 9 3-4 22, he touched the ball (rushing, diana came back with a vengeance, Cartwright 9 4-6 22. Richardson 6 3-6 15, Butkus emotion. ’That hasn’t Shriver, given a second chance after eighth game and she staved off two Smith 1 2-2 4. Webster 2 04 4. Newlin 9 receiving, kick returns). been my style.” outscoring the Cavs 12-2 the rest of 0-0 18. Williams 10 1-1 21. Carter 2 04 4. losing earlier in the jWeek, thus match points in the ninth and two While his teammates have His quieter style is good Based on the letters some second Dear Santa, for my sister, Robin. the period. gained Saturday’s semifinals along more in the 10th before Austin ended Demic 0 04 0. Totals 53 14-21 121. changed, the results haven’t. enough, thougli. It has The Cavaliers were led by Bobby Chicago 26 20 3129-106 Collins arrived at the and third graders at St. James How are you this year'? How is it aOlO with Evert and Martina the match. New York 34 31 23 33—121 earned him four appraranc- School wrote to Santa Claus this up there? This year 1 don’t want Sincerely, Wilkerson’s game-high 16 points. Navratilova, both, of whom had 2-0 Shriver, who noW owns a 5-1 Three-point goals-Theus, ^bers 2. Patriots training camp list­ es in the AFC-NFC Pro Russell. Fouled out—None. Total fouls— ed fifth behind veterans week, St. Nick is going to have a many toys. May I please have a Holly Buckley records. career mark over Jaeger, broke ser­ (’hicago 20. New York 28. Technical— Bowl. Vagas Ferguson, Allan heavy sack to carry. snowwalker, oh and please may 1 East Hartford The tournament is known as the vice twice in the opening set and two None. A-10.848. MR. , VERSATILE — Knicks 121-106 Clark, Horace Ivory and Among the leading items the kids have some more Atari cartrages Toyota Championships and offers a more breaks gave her a 4-1 lead in Cleveland wide receiver Andy Johnson. Unperturb^, Dave Logan, who attended requested: Smerf sets, (spelled and team Amarca super stunt NEW YORK (UPI) - Campy $75,000 prize to Sunday’s winner. the second. Jaeger came back with ilOOSTON (1121 Willoughby 5 2-2 12, Hayes 6 4-4 14. he led all New England the University of Colorado, smerff, smurf, smuf and sumerfs) Muruder and choper, and last but Russell and Sly Williams combined Jausovec, playing the best tennis a break for 4-2, only to have Shriver Malone 8 7-10 23. Dunicavy 2 1-2 5 rushers with 193 yards in was a three-sport star in flash cards, and doll sets. One young not least a dictionary if I spelling Dear Santa, for 43 points from the smali forward of her career this year, stunned break in the seventh game. LeaVell 6 1-1 13, Reid 4 2-3 10. G arrett 2 four pre-season games. high school. fellow requested a “motecuntrote wrong. How are you doing? And Mrs. 04 4. Paullz 3 04 6. Murphy 8 3-3 19 ‘T just wanted to establish position Friday night, triggering the Henderson 0 04 0. Oldham 1 1-2 3 Jones Logan was drafted in car” and another put in a pitch for a Claus?. Is Rudolf okay? It must cold New York Knicks to a 121-106 vic­ 1 1-2 3. Totals 4Ti 22-29 112 myself and let the Patriots football by the Browns, in snoe moebile. Sincerely yours, , . in the North Pole and i hope tory over the Chicago Bulls. DALLAS (93) know I could play,” explains J. Michaud Zabkai HI Utiarde 2 24 6. Vincent 12 5-5 29 baseball by the National It’s getting late, but kids whose everyone is okay. Russell scored 14 of his 22 points Nimphius 0 04 0. Davis 7 3-3 17. Turner Collins. ‘"They drafted me in League’s Cincinnati Reds RT. 6, Conard tankers top Indians the second round and I parents enclose a dollar with letters Have I been good? Well let’s forget in the first period as the Knicks took I 1-1 3. Bristow 1 1-2 3. Lloyd 0 04 0 and in basketball by the Andover the ail this talking. Let’s get down to Blackman 3 4-4 10. vSpandrkel 2 8-8 12 wanted them to know they NBA’s Kansas City Kings. to Santa can still get a personalized a 34-26 lead and Williams had 12 of Cooper 3 3-3 9. Mack. 2 0-1 4, Totals 33 reply if they write to: Santa, care of bissness. I would like a tape Winning only two of the 11 events, 50 free: 1. Fitzgerald (M), 2. 27-33 93. wouldn’t regret it.” In 1976, he chose the NFL. his 21 in the second half to help New 82 Chushman Drive, Manchester, recorder with tapes. I would also Manchester High boys’ swimming Thomann (C), 3, Neubert (C) :24.24, Hou.ston 25 30 31 26-112 With Ferguson and Clark But it wasn’t until Qeveland York win for the ninth time in its Dallas 22 26 1827-93 sidelined by injuries and 06040. Manchester Junior Women’s like a Western Barbie doll. But, last 13 games and nudge above .500 team dropped its 1981-82 opener, 94- Diving: 1, D.Palas (C),2. M.Palas Coach Sam Rutigliano 71, yesterday to Conard High at the houled Out-none. Total Fouls-Houston Ivory traded to ^ t t l e , Col­ became coach that Logan Club is donating any profits to Inter­ Dear Santa, other than that I will take anything. at 12-11. (C), 3, Kahaner (M) no points given. Dallas 25. Technicals—Dallas coach lins stepped in and paired val House in Hartford, a shelter for Indians’, pool. 100 fly: . Sanders (C), 2. Molta. A-72C, became a starter for the How are you doing and how is P.S. There will be milk and cookies Mike Newlin also came alive in 1 with Don Calhoun in New Browns. battered woman and children. Mrs. Claus and how are your busy Manchester is idle until Tuesday, Fitzgerald (M), 3. Lain (C) :53, I on the table. the second half, scoring 10 of his 18 England’s season-opener Now he’s a fixture in an Some of the cutest letters along elfs. And how is Rudoph and the Jan. 5, 1982, when it visits 100 free: 1. Thomann (C), 2,- PHOENIX (108) against the Oilts. He rushed LISA M. SERRAMBANA Sincerely, points as the Knicks, who held a 65- Robinson II 16^17 38. Cook 3 2-4 8. Adams outstanding receiving corps with their authors are printed here. other Reindeers like Nixon and DIANE KUeZEK Wethersfield High. Lowney (C), 3, Sullivan (M) :56.23. for 81 yards, caught three Elizabeth Buono Merry Christ­ 46 halftime edge, allowed the Bulls 6 04 12. Macy 4 4-4 12. Johnson 6 74 19 that include wide receiver ...“Just a reminder my cousin” Vixon and all the others. How cold is ...’’I would like a smart.’ to pull within 90-83 before pulling Bob Fitzgerald captured the 50- 500 free: 1. Weiss (C), 2. Gagnon Kelley 3 2-2 8. Bradley 1 1-2 3, Scott 1 04 passes for 48 yards, and Reggie Rucker and tight and mas yard freestyle and Bud McDonough (C), 3. Larkin (M) 5:19.42. .2, Nance 3 0-1 6. Totals 38 32-39 108 returned three kickoffs for Ozzie Newsome. it up there. The most things I might 22 Phyllis Rd. away. SAN ANTONIO (104) want for Christmas may be some Bill Cartwright scored 22 points, secured the 100-yard breaststroke 100 back: 1. Davison (C), 2. R.Johnson 3 04 6, Olberding 6 2-2 14 another 65 yards in New Did he make the right for the Indian triumphs. Corzine 6 1-2 13. Moore 6 64 18. Gervin 0 England’s one-point loss to Hot wheels and some Matchboxes 16 in the second half, and Michael McCluskey (C), 3. Gorman (M) choice? It sure looks that Results: 7-7 23. Banks 4 44 12. Bratz 1 2-2 5. Baltimore. way. Dear Santa, and some clothes. The most most f3 Ray Richardson finished with 15 for 1:06.34. Restam 0 04 0. Brewer 2 2-2 6. Rains 3 How are you in the North Pole? 200 medley relay: 1. Conard 1-2 7. Totals 39 25-28 104. In other big games, Col­ BEST DEAL — Buffalo thing I might want is a kitten are a the Knicks. Chicago, which lost for 100 breast: 1. McDonough (M), 2. lins rushed 103 yards Tell me how Mrs. Claus feel, and 1:55.08. Falliccardi (M), 3, Beckwith (M) Phoenix 27 28 26 27-108 head coach Chuck Knox has puppy. Dear Santa Claus, only the second time in its last seven San Antonio 23 33 32 16-104 against Washington, and made some astute trades in how is Rudolph. And give my best games, got 18 points apiece from 200 free: 1, Weiss (C), 2. Gagnon 1:11.96. Three Point Goals—Bratz. Fouled Out- added 96 yards in the Patri­ yours truely, Did you have a very nice summer. (C), 3, McCluskey (C) 2:00,25. none. Total Fouls—Phoenix 22, San his four years with the Bills. griting to the elves and the reindeer. David Greenwood and Artis 400 free relay: 1. Manchester Antonio 28. A-10.80f: ots first win of the year, a Kevin Dean How are your elfs. How is Mrs. 200 IM: 1. Davison (C), 2. Lowney He says the deal that I am in third grade and I am nine Gilmore, 17 from Reggie Theus and (Nighan, O’Connell. Bloking. Clif­ 33-17 decision over the brought wide receiver years old. And Santa I only want is a 63 Laurel St. Claus. How are your reindeers. How (C), 3. McDonough (M) 2:23.86. ford) no time given. Friday's.College Basketball Results Chiefs. is rolphey. I-want some berbes. I 16 from Ricky Sobers. By United Press International Frank Lewis from Pitts­ puppy. Collins is also New burgh in exchange for tight want the holl set of smarfs even the Chicagoland Cage Classic England’s leading kickoff end Paul Seymour was his Sincerely Dennis Taridona -4nushroom houses. I stell want First round returner, averaging about best. 58 Pine St. more. 'My Birthday is Christmas Rockets 112-93 Northwestern 59. (Chicago Circle 50 • Christmas Kettle Classic 20 yards per return. But The Why? After the first 10 Dear Santa, Eve. DALLAS (UPI) — Moses Malone First round most pleasant surprise has games of the 1981 season, How was your summer? And how and Calvin Murphy led six Houston Champs listed Houston 96. Mississippi St. 49 been his ability as a pass Love, Hadial Colton Slates Classic Lewis led AFC receivers is your wife? I have been a good girl. Rockets in double figures Friday First round receiver. Since East Caroli­ with 52 catches for 899 My Dad has been good. I would like Noelle Infante. . xoxoxoxoxo night, lifting Houston to a 112-93 vic­ -TV Ala.-BirYningham 71, So. Mississippi 56 na ran from a wishbone yards. Dear Santa, a smart a jumprope? I would like a 1066 Merrow Rd. in hoop event Kentucky Invitational tory over the Dallas Mavericks. formation, Collins did not (c) IMl. Natkauil roottaU LMfM autograf of you? a speek and and Coventry First round see many passes during his How are you doing and Mrs. Claus Dallas jumped out to a short-lived Three boys won the first round of Seton Hall 85;. Utah St. 77 (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) to. I hope it is going to be a good some toys I don’t now of. and 13-6 lead as Jay Vincent, subbing for Sun Bowk Tournament something for Dad a snow plow. competition in the “ Elks Hoop First round Christmas eve. Don’t work to hard. the injured Mark Aguirre, hit for 13 Shoot”' free throw contest at the SATURDAY Texas-El I*aso 73. Georgia Tech 44 How are the reindeers. It must be first-quarter points. Murphy came Volunteer Classic Love Diane Duezek!! West Side Rec and have been named 12:30 • NFL: GiuntH v». Cowboys, First round cold up there. I was trying to be a 137 Ferguson St. Dear Shnta, off the bench in the second period to Manchester champions.. <3i:innel 3, WINF, WPOP California 77. Wyoming 75. OT real good and, I think I was pretty How are you. How are your launch the Rockets past the Chairman Leon Zahaba Jr. an­ 1:30 - Collrgi- Foolball: NCAA Tennessee 59, American 54 good. You know that my favorite reindeers. How is Mrs. Claus. 1 have Mavericks 51-39 just before the half. Golden Qpte Invitational nounced first place trophies will be 3:30 - College Baskelball: First round $AVE ON toys are cosnic pinball,'barbell set, been a good boy. How is Rodlph. Houston blitzed the Mavericks in Iona 95. LaSalle 71 awarded to the winner in each of N e V u (I a - L 11 s e g a s .vs. boxing set, rubix cub and a magic How are your elfs, Is your sled the third quarter outscoring Dallas three categories; Scott Salonen age Malibu Gasstc set. That’s what are my favorite toy Dear Santa, Georgetown, Cli. 3 First round Is it cold in the North Pole? How • ready. My phone number is 643-9613. 31-18 to take a 86-66 lead into the 8-9, Shawn Adams age 10-11 and 4 - NI'L: Bills vs. Dolnliins, (3i, Evansville 62. Fullerton St. 51 are. Oh, I forgot to tell you on my Can I have a baseball bat and ball. final stanza. Mountaineer Classic first two book report I got a B+. are you and Mrs. Claus? The snow is David Simler age 12-13 at the annual 22, 30, WPOP First round Can I have some books. KERO-SUN Hope you have a good Christmas and melting down here. Is any one cold Youth Activities banquet in March 5 - Boxing: Braxton vs. Saail Long Island U. 82. E. Carolina 72 or sick? Dos it look nice in the air at the Elks Lodge. Muhammad, Cli. 8 W. Virginia 73. Manhattan 42 East a Happy New Year. Kings 100-95 Baruch 76. York 6fi aboave us? Did you ever get sick in The three champs advance to the 7:1.5 - NHL; Whalers vs. Kings, Brigham Young 39. Princeton 38 Sincerely, the air? Have I been good this year? KANSAS CITY, Mo. (UPI) - Cliff District contest in Norwich, Jan, 24. WTIC CCNY 87. Queens 68 Southampton 63, Concordia (NY) 57 . Paul Michaud If you have time may I have some Robinson scored 29 points to lift the The contest was sponsored by the HEATERS LEE O’CONNOR 8 - MIL: Bruins ks. Cariadiens, Texas 72. Harvard 71 (OT) 125 West St. more taps forme and a few casets Kansas City Kings to a 100-95 vic­ Manchester Lodge 1893 along with Ch. 38 I South ..."space Invaders for my Atari.” Georgetown (Ky) 83. Alice Lloyd 51 tory Friday night over the Utah the assistance of Rec staffers. 1 :30 - NBA: (ielties vs. 76ers, Hampden-Sydney 100, Bridgewater 77 Jazz. WINF, WPOP Kentucky Wesleyan 86, Campbellville 73 Midwest Steve Johnson added 18 and Mike 8 • .MIL: Rangers vs. Penguins, Mankato St. 78. S D -Sprlngfleld 52 Ch. 38 Sat. Only Woodson 13 while handing the Jazz Moorhead St. 75. Minn.-Duluth 73 ' their eighth straight road loss. 8 - NBA: Knieks vs. Pistons, Ch. 9 NE Illinois-79, Wis.-Whitewater 71 >•; '-fj- ' . •■V';* ' Suns 108-104 Wis.-l.^ Crosse 57. Luther (Iowa) Si Darryl Griffith put Utah in front ■8 - t.ollege Foothall: Togerine Southwest 8:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. 90-89 with 4:40 left on a base-line Bowl - Southern Mississippi vs. Ark.-Little Rock 63. NE Louisiana 62 SAN ANTONIO, Texas (UPI) - Baylor 85i. McMurry 65 jumper but the Jazz then went three Mississippi, Ch. 30 ^Howard Payne 58, Mary Hardin-Baylor minutes without scoring, allowing Len “Truck” Robinson ignited a 8 - (College Baskethall: Creighton ' comeback with 14 points in the final J5t, Edward.s 65. Tex A&I 62 the Kings to take a 97-90 lead in a vs. Providence, Ch. 12 St. Mary's 104, Concordia-Austin 92 spurt highlighted by a pair of Robin­ quarter Friday night that brought I 1:20 - College Baskethall: UCLA SPECIAL LOW son baskets. Phoenix a 108-104 decision over the vs. DePaul, Ch. 22, 30 The Jazz then pulled within two, San Antonio Spurs and ended a SUNDAY PRICES on ALL 97-95, on a three-point basket by three-game losing streak for the 1 - NFI.: Cards vs. Eagles, Ch. 3 Transactions Griffith with 43 seconds left. But Suns. I - NFL: Broncos vs. Bears, Ch. 30 KERO-SUN HEATERS!! Woodson converted a three-point Robinson scored 14 of his season- 1:45 • NFL: Patriots vs. Colts, By United Press International high 38 points in the fourth period play 23 seconds later. WPOP Baseball A Great Christmas Gift!! that wiped out what had .been a 3 • Soeeer: Stallions vs. Arrows, seyen-point Phoenix deficit to start Milwaukee — Sold outfielder Ch. 9 Larry Wolfe to Kintetsu of the Nets 100-88 the final quarter. 4 - NFL: Bengals vs. Falcons, Ch. A dunk shot by Dave Corzine with Japanese-Pacific League. 30 New York (AL) - Signed pitcher- "'‘The Energy People^’’ MILWAUKEE (UPI) - Darwin 4:01 remaining gave San Antonio a 6:4.5 • MIL: Whalers vs. .Sahres, one-point advantage, but Phoenjx first baseman Larry Scott from Cook scored six points in a 16-4 spurt WTIC; 7 - Ch. 3 Prospect High School. early in the fourth quarter Friday scored six straight points on two 7 - NHL: Bruins vs. Kings, Ch. 38 Baskelball night to lead the New Jersey Nets to free throws by Dennis Johnson and 8 - NHL: Rangers vs. Caps, YSA Phoenix — Waived guard John a 100-88 victory over Milwaukee, two baskets by Robinson to take a Cable 105-100 lead. McCullough; reactivated guard snapping the Bucks’ nine-game win­ Walter Davis. " ning streak. The Spurs narrowed it to 107-104 B&B OIL CO College and with 12 seconds left Ron Brewer The game was close until the Slippery Rock State (Pa.) — 315 Broad St. Manchester Nets’ surge, led by Cook’s six points took a three-point try that rimmed Beer sale ban Named Don Ault head football Jam es Daley’s four, sent New out. Johnson was fouled after that coach. Jersey ahead 84-68 with seven shot and made a free throw to ac­ MIAMI (UPI) — The Orange Bowl 649-2947 minutes to play. count for the final score. Utah — Assistant basketball coach Committee says it is trying to stop Tracy Tripucka.Jjcsigned. Ray ^Williams topped New Jersey Robinson, eclipsing his previous the sale of beer in the Orange Bowl Foolball BOBBY HERDLEIN scoring with 22 points — seven of high of 27 points, scored 18 in the stadium at its New Year’s night Washington — Signed defensive FREE COFFEE ...“My phone number Is 643-9613. them in the final period. He scored first half as the Suns trailed San An­ game between Nebraska and Clem- 13 in the first quarter. tonio, 56-55. end Calvin Clark; placed fullback son. Otis Wansley on injured reserve. & DONUTS! 14 - THE HERALD, Sat., Dec. 19, 1981 THE HERALD. Sat., Dec. 19, 1981 - 15 Supermarket shopper Bob Hope in Gulag? If U.S. were USSR

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Expires March 31, 1982. tion camp in a remote sec­ “Several years ago a local prosecutor in ■ speakers in the ceiling,” he said. “In the common sense and some of our other fin­ WITH REFUND CHECK The following offers require forms: tion of Wyoming because of Des Moines, Iowa, banned Christmas music other half, nothing was played. dings,” Enzle said. “Generally we’ve found if ATTACHED! ANACIN $1 Coupon Offer. Receive a $1 coupon the bad jokes he’s been 495 from the courthouse,” said Michael Enzle, a “After about 10 minutes they listened to a you put people into a good mood through say for Anacin Analgesic Tablets or Anacin Capsules. making about the president University of Alberta psychology professor. radio newscast that described a murder. The up-beat pop jazz, people are looking through Now here is her poem: Send the required refund form and the entire outer of the United States. Hope rose-colored glasses at other people, they’re has gone on strike, refusing “He thought it put people in a good mood, alleged criminal was found guilty by a jury ATTENTION: MR, carton from 100-tablet Anacin and the register . NEVER FROZEN-GRADE " A ’ FHOZEN-10LBS.TOUNDER22LBS and was to be sentenced in a week. ready to dismiss negative acts, find excuses to tell any more jokes at all that they wouldn’t be ready to render harsh PRESIDENT receipt with the price circled. Expires Feb. 28, 1” "We asked people what an approriate for the behavior of others,” 1982. until he’s free to make bad judgments. Dear Sir: Farm Fresh C C p Butterball^^ sentence would be, anything from zero to 30 Now that Des Moines prosecutor, Ray Fen­ CONTROL Savings Offer. Receive a $1 refund or ones. “’That idea fit' in very nicely with the I’m a coupon clipper and years. The average sentence recommended ton, who had worried the music would lull a 50-cent coupon. For the $1 refund, send the T urkeySundef22 lbs ibU w Turkeys j a | . f « J studies we were doing, so we thought ‘Wait think refunds are great. The Free Hope Com­ by the group that listened to the Christmas juries into soft sentences, is a judge and “still required refund form and the entire outer carton until around Christmas and simulate what the My husband abhors it, mittee in Moscow has in­ prosecutor was saying.”’ music was 11 years.” bans Christmas music from the courthouse,” from 28- or 56-capsuIe Control. For the 50-cent vited Bob to come to FROZEN-GRADE "A "-5 TO 7 IBS FULLY COOKED-WATER ADDED ^ said Enzle, but he bit your bait. 09 Enzle put 26 people into rooms much like Those who didn’t listen to the music Bought two jugs of coupon, send the form and the entire outer carton Afghanistan to entertain Turkey Breast Smoked Hams-Rump Portion ib1 from the 14-capsule size. Include the register Soviet troops for Christ­ Prestone anti-freeze. U.S.O.A. INSP. (CHICKEN BREASTS-1.49 LB.) FULLY COOKED-WATER ADDED-HALVES Sent in the two sealers — receipt with the price circled for either offer. mas, but U.S. authorities BEEF R IB -20 TO 25 LBS. BEEF CHUCK-BONELESS SHOULDER-CHUCK FILLET OR S«m i Fresh Chicken Legs’ 229 Colonial Hams B oneless even said please. Expires March 31, 1982. are afraid to grant him a too 2 London Broil Steaks visa because of the HILLSHIRE FARM (BEEF 2.39 LB) Whole Beef Ribs Z'"''' ib ^ BONELESS-BUFFET STYLE News for seniors But he hasn’t received FLINTSTONES-BUGS BUNNYONE-A-DAY Engaged Back-to^(Jool Offer. Receive a $1 refund and four 50- possibility he'd defect. BEEF RIB-O VEN READY (9-12TH R IB S-SM ALL END 2.79 LB.) BEEF ROUND-22 TO 28 LBS. the four bucks from yoif, Polska Kielbasa C u s lo m C u l 179 HamRoyale ,b2r cents coupon on the vitamins for which you submit The U.S. doesn’t want to 8 th R ibs Ib 2°^ Whole Bottom Rounds To O rd e r" (Talk about swearin’ — COUNTRY S M O K E D -t '/>-2 LB. PKG. Rib Roasts-Large End * BONELESS-HALVES your proofs. Send the required refund form and the air is blue!) be embarrassed again the BEEF R IB -B O N ELE SS -10 TO 12 LBS. BEEF BRISKET-UNTRIMMED-8 TO 10 LBS proofs of purchase from two of the following: way it was immediately Canadian Bacon •159 Hormel Cure 81 Hams ,b3^® So he requested I write Whole Rib EyeI hall 3®® Whole Fresh Briskets Flintstones, Flintstones Plus Iron, Flihtstones With after the World Series SPECIAL CUT OR MAPLE CURED * DOMESTIC Holiday dance and ask how come 3-lb. 0 6 9 He hasn’t received that Extra C, Bugs Bunny, Bugs Bunny Plus IroOi Bugs when the New York Colonial Sliced Bacon A&P Canned Hams can Bunny with Extra C, One-A-Day, One-A-Day Plus Yankees went to Mur­ tidy sum? CAP'N JOHtil^OUICK FROZEN-SALAD SIZE FROZEN(COUNTRY TREAT-1 -LB. ROLL-1.69) Won’t you please check Iron, OneA-Day Core C 500. ’The proof is any part of mansk to play an exhibition H b . Cooked Shrimp roll your records to see what the carton. Expires Jan. 31, 1982. game. At that time, Reggie A&P Sausage Meat 99^ Jackson, Ron Guidry, QUICK FROZSN-SAU SEA took place, , NORWICH-PEPTO-BISMOL-CHLORASEPTIC SUCED-120Z.PACKAGE planned Dec. 30 Feel Good Refund. Receive a $2 refund. Send the owner George Stein- Shrimp Cocktail wi»s A&P Luncheon Assortment 1 required refund form and the brand-name portions brenner and two utility in­ Z. Mgrditchian shouldn’t CAP'N JOHN'S-OUICK FROZEN-PEELED & OEVEINED be too hard to trace! of the front labels from three of' the following fielders to be named later, H b . 99 By Gloria Benson On Jan. 4, we will be having our pool tournament. products: Norwich Aspirin, Pepto-Bismol Liquid or chose to stay in Murmansk. Medium Shrimp A&P Party Assortment pkg Senior Center ‘Twas the fall of ‘80 he We are still accepting donations on behalf of the bought that stuff... Tablets, Chloraseptic Liquid or Lozenges. ■ They said they got better General Sheltered Workshop. Chloraseptic 1.5-ounce spray is excluded. Expires publicity in the newspapers Hi everyone! I’m pleased to have an opportunity Don’t you agree he’s < P I | HBA& Merchandise March 31, 1982. there. [ P 0 Deli Specials to write this column because I personally along The new order of cookbooks are in and they are waited tong enough? going fast,, so stop in if you want one. TYLENOL Refund. Receive a refund of up to $3. with the rest of the staff want to wish you the hap­ Mrs. Mgrditchian’s IN KANSAS, farmers STORE SLICED poetic complaint letter was Send the required refund form and the complete piest of holidays. Menu for week . are complaining because CALIFORNIA JUICY SWEET (72'S| — CRISP-TENDER Cooked dated May 13, 1981. She carton from 24- or 50-caps'uIe Regular Strength Speaking of holidays, I wish to mention a dear' Monday: shells with meat sauce, tossed salad, Russia is dumping cheap, Listerine Mouthwash Ham . 2 ^ ® friend of mine who lived at the Meadows. Her name received the Union Carbide Tylenol Capsules with the retail price marked on Jumbo Navel Oranges 5:o.99^ Pascal Celery bread and butter, jello, beverage. the carton. Also include the register receipt with high-quality wheat on the was JessieLozier. Jessie was one of the first check three weeks later. ZIPPERSKIN-JUICYFLORIDA(120S) O A l’* c a l :f o r n ia - f r e s h f i r A Wednesday: baked corned beef hash, green the price circled. Expires Jan. 31, 1982. American market. Russian STORE SLICED members to join the Senior Club some 25 years ago. In addition to getting the Large Tangerines 6 :o, 99*^ beans, rye bread and butter, brownies, beverage. UNICAP Refund Offer. Receive a $1 refund. Send farmers, whose crops Brussels Sprouts ( ’There were seven original members and they met Prestone refund for her New Yorker Thursday, Friday: No meals. Christmas holiday. the required refund form and the circles from two exceeded expecta.tions FLORIDA JUICY^WEET (BO'S) g QQ^ U.S. N0.1 -M A IN E ' ‘B " SIZE (DIET P AK ) ' in a basement of a school. Soon the town bought a husband, the poem took the American Cheese ,1 ® ® packages fronts of 90-capsule or larger Unicap Cap­ again for the sixth straight Large Tangelos D lo r i l i l Russet Potatoes Jacqueline Marie Poirier vacant building in Linden Street. Schedule for week $50- second prize in the year because of poetry competition. sules, Unicap Tablets, Unicap Plus Iron, Unicap M, CALIFORNIA-BUTTERY FLAVORED ^ SOLID-MEATY I used to visit her often at the Meadows and she Monday: 10 a.m., kitchen social games; noontime technological advances, Unicap Chewable, Unicap Senior or Unicap T. would always reminisce about the good old days at lunch; 12:30 pinochle games; bus pickup at 8 a.m. are being encouraged by Large Avocados 2:«99^ Yellow Turnips In Stores W ith Deli Expires Feb. 28, 1982. EXTRA STRENGTH-DENTURE CLEANSER Poirier-Deegan the club. and at 11 a.m., return trips at 12:30 p.m. and 3:15 Smart shopper award their government with STORE SLICED Here’s a refund form to write for; General Elec­ 6 0 < t |5 9 EXTRA FANCY-SIZE "AA' -IMPORTEO She was very proud of a bridal skit she was in p.m. Efferdent Tablets pkg The Smart Shopper price support programs Family Pack Tomatoes 1 Genoa Salami ,b2®® Mr. and Mrs. Roland J. Poirer of where she was the groom and the late Martha Tuesday: 9 a.m. caning class; shopping bus, 10 tric Halogen $5 Offer, P.O. Box 4139, Monticellb, Large Chestnuts Award goes to JoAnn Minn. 55365. This offer expires Jan. 31, 1982. that have enabled many of INSTANT-E.F.A. OR GELAVE FORMULA STORE SLICED-LONGACRE West Hartford announce the engage­ Mansfield was the bride. She showed these pictures a.m. chess pnd checkers; 1 p.m. bowling league at them to become mul­ 8-oz EXTRA FANCY-CHRISTMAS GIFT BOWLS. BASKETS AND PREMIUM QUALITY-LARGE BLOOMING Soukup of Streetsboro, Jhirmack Conditioner b ll. 1“ ,b2*® ment of their daughter, Jacqueline ,over and over again. Jim Herdic, the recreation the Parkade Lanes; 1:30 p.m. exercise class; 12;30 timillionaires. Fruit And Nut Trays 5®? Christmas Poinsettias Turkey Breast Ohio, EVEREADY rA A ’*-2 PACK-99’)"C " OR "0"2 PK, OR 9 VOLT ^ Marie Poirier of .Cherry Valley, director, was the preacher. Jim started the Senior p.m. bus returns from shopping. In the case of many of CABOTS VERMONT CHEDDAR OR Mass., to Denis"James Deegan of Club which has now grown to some 8,000 members. Wednesday: 9 a.m. health clinic by appointment; “Since I have been refun­ the poorer Third World Energizer Batteries 1 Aurrichio PrOvolone ,b 2“ ® Rochester, N.Y. son of Mr. and Mrs. Last night as I was writing this column, I had my t LITTLE ANDREW square dancing and round dancing cancelled for this ding, saving money is like countries, the Russians AtP-MAGIC-2" >450 OH CELLO 2" « 1000-2 ROLLS': — Frozen Specials ^ Dairy Specials ^ COLE SLAW. POTATO OR Harry J. Deegan of 128 Bretton toes and fingers crossed that it wouldn’t snow until week; 10 a.m. pinochle games. Friendship Circle; have been giving their a chain reaction,” she Transparent Tape______3 ro lls 1 ASSORTED VARIETIES KRAFT-PHILADELPHIA Macaroni Saladc'^;. ,b 5 9 ^ Road, Manchester. after our Christmas party. Waking up on Thursday, noon lunch served; 12:45 p.m. bridge games. 1 p.m. wrote. “I sent for four 30- i * grain to help' feed the Miss Poirier is a graduate of I heard the weather man say the snow wouldn’t craft class; bus pickup at 8 a.m. and 11 a.m. return cent Wheaties coupons, s FRIENDS hungry there, out of the Hood Ice Cream Cream Cheese Northwest Catholic High School, start till later. You’ll have to wait until next week trips at 12:30 and 3 p.m. and on the day I received g 53S-BURN8IDE AVE., E. HTFD. goodness of their Com­ (FSl Grocery Specials Grocery Specials ^ Trinity College, Burlington, Vt. with io hear about our party. ’Thursday: No bus and no lunch. The building will them our local super­ R munist hearts. Please pick up your tickets for our gala Holiday be open for business, visiting. a bachelor of arts degree in market had Wheaties on S Good Used Children’s Clothes President Reagan COMTESSA sociology and special education, and Dance on December 30th. Friday: Closed for Christmas. sale for 89 cents a box and IS on ConElgnmont Baals 6^; obtained her master’s degree from 129 Mandarin O American International College, (SIxaa: Nowborn — 10) Springfield, Mass. She is a senior OPEN T U E8-8A T10-3 About collecting Oranges I systems analyst with Hanover In­ Russ MacKendrick VLASIC (SWEET GHERKINS-16-OZ. JAR 99’} NON DAIRY DESSERT TOPPING A6P-WHOLE MILK-(niCOTTA-2-LB. PKG 2.29) DECAFFEINATED-BEAN 8-02. I surance Co., Springfield, Mass, _ 528-8668 ^ writes about stamps, coins 16-02.199 Sweet Mix Pickles Birds Eye Cool Whip coni. 69^< Mozzarella Cheese pkg I Eight O’clock Coffee The prospective bridegroom is a Tickets available and almost anything THREE VARIETIES RICHIN VITAMIN "C " DESSERT TOPPING CRUSHED OR CHUNKS graduate of East iCatholic High collectible — in “Collec­ 2-°' 7 Q ^ 14-02. 2&02 School and Merrimac College, An­ Tickets are still available for the New Years Eve tors’ Corner,’’ every Maxwell House Coffee A&P Orange Juice can f w Reddi-Wip co ni. Spruce Pineapple can ' dover, Mass, with a bachelor’s dance and buffet to be sponsored by VFW Post 2046 and Tuesday in The Herald’s FLAVO RFUL-BO NUS PACK REGULAR OR COUNTRY ST f LE CHUNK LGHT IN W ATER degree in economics. He is its Ladies Auxiliary on Dec. 31 from 9 p.m. to 2 a.m. Focus/Leisure section. 1 25 < l. ^ 5 9 24-02 0 3 9 16^2. ' 6''‘J-02 Tetley Tea Bags pkg- Eilio’s Cheese Pizza pkg b Hood Cottage Cheese cont. I Empress Tuna cans employed as an underwriting The tickets are available at the Post Home, 608 E. RECONSTITUTED LEMON JUICE 10-OZ. PACKAGE RICH IN VITAMIN "C " FOR THE HOLIDAYS manager with Hartford Insurance Center St. at $18 per person. Dancing will be to the 32-02. ' “I-g a l Group, Rochester, N.Y. music of the “Moonlighters.” There wfll be an open bar Got a news tip? ReaLemon Juice btl. Birds E)fe Broccoli Spears 59*^ A&P Orange Juice Hood Egg Nog ' c a tio n A Feb. 5 wedding is planned at St. and a hot buffet. ITALIAN OR ROeUSTO ITALIAN SMALL-WHOLE If you have a news tip or 1602. I KRAFT-OUARTERS VARIETIES-7 TO 1UOZ. PKG ft#*-*. Thomas the Apostle Church. West story idea in Manchester, Wishbone Dressing btl. I Birds Eye Onions Hartford. 79^ Parkay Margarine Nabisco Snack Crackers 99^ 9 contact City Editor Alex REDL INDIVIDUALLY WRAPPED-SUCED CLUB SODA Ofl-PLUS DEPOSIT IN CT ' ^ Girelli at The Manchester 2 s n v s . C Q C Upton Soup Mix in pkg. U w Herald, telephone 643-2711. Quiche Lorraine Kraft Mozzarella Cheese Canada Dry Ginger Ale 2 *1 SEMFSWEET CHOCOLATE REDL-ASSORTED ZESTY- , S'/i-oz. 16-0 2 . Marriage licenses Nestle’s Morsels HorsD’Oeuvres pkg Breakstone Sour Cream co ni. Pampers Diapers GIANT R O LL-ALUM INUM FOIL j r a u s e LACHOY ANN PAGE (GRATED CHEESE-SOZ. PKG I 99)-EXTRA SHARP HEFTY-MEDIUM^FTY-MEDIUM GARBAGE BAGS-20-CT OR a Bonus 12-CI.12 Jrloiist c Greenhouses Have You Reynold’s Wrap Shrimp Egg Rolls Ann Page Cheddar Cheese it.2 Trash Bags'P»ch . pkg. I ASSORTED-BATH-StNOLE PLY 621 Hartford R d, Manchester LOBSTER OR CHICKEN ASSORTED VARIETIES ^ HEFTY-ODOR GUARD (TALL KITCHEN-36-CT. PKG. 2.49) ^ . MarriagcH An Charmin Tissue S«2. : Victor Michael Marinelli III and 6*s^r® LaChoy Egg Rolls Chambourcy Yogurt !conit. Tall Kitchen Bags r 1 Beverly Jean Bishop, both of Manchester, Dec. 26, Church of Christmas Special Join your friends and bistniment ^ O U R CHOICE' • - ^B, FRESCA OR Sunshine AANN PAGE Cheez-ll S t u f f i n g SHELLS'! 2-OZ.PKG-69') . Christ, DelfVlonte7o“ ''^ Coca Crackers l o r David Allen Skorka, of Rocky Hill, neighbors In support of 2-lt^ 1 Plus Stuffed Prince ' For S a l e i m cans ■ Cola 119 IG-ur I and Kathleen Dziadyk Horan, bf 14 Manchester Memorial ^ 79^ 1 pkq btl. Deposittn Cl Olives Lasagna, ( Lawton Road, Dec. 22,-Nbrth United Hospital’s $3,000,000 Com- Solo—? INSTANT Methodist Church. Red Roses DECORATED-SINGLE PLY OCEAN SPRAY U P I p hoto CUSTOM GROUND-BEAN Michael Monroe McDowell and rnunitv Fund drive. M axwell House Kristie Marie Fay, both of Call 0 Coronet 180-ci. 7m 0 ^ Cranberry Eight O'clock He cut his own : C o f f e e V (Napkins 189 Manchester, Dec. 21. Please send your contribution to rO pkg ■ W 1 Cocktail [ Coffee b a g 1 I James Henderson Jr.,and of Manchester Memorial Hospital ______J Waterford, and Madeline Jean Crispin Qpodnow, 10, of Rockland, Maine, with hatchet In hand, * 1 0 ° ° per dozen Building Fund 9hp PRICES EFFECTIVE DEC. 20-26,1981 WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT SALES AND TO CORRECT TYPOGRAPHICAL ERRORS. Zaremba, of East Hartford, no date. pulls his family’s Christmas tree along a woods road behind his P.O. Box 1409 ITEMS FOR SALE NOT AVAILABLE TO WHOLESALE OR RETAIL DEALERS Paul Lester Levesque and Cynthia grandfather’s farm. This scene will be repeated thousands of Suzanne Hanson, both of East Hart­ times throughout the New England region as the Christmas Cash ’n’ Carry Manchester, Conn. 06040 ford, Dec. 19. season gets closer. 646-7086 CALDOR PLAZA BURR CORNERS, MANCHESTER U. - THE HERALD. Sat., Dec. 19, X981 THE HERALD, Sat., Dec, 19, 1981 — 17 TV Saturday Breaking away from sad films S a tu rd a y Daytime TV

Cary Grant is one of five distinguished American artists 'Lives of a Bengal Lancer' (TUE.), MORNING W C a a m o e ‘Encyclopedia MON THRU FRI StOSpMcrHManAndHIaAmuIng 9 Movie-(Adventure)** horrible secret latches onto a —the other tour are Count Basie, 'High Tkns' (WED.). 'Going My Way’ Christopher wants to elate you 5:00 Qalactica' Or. Carl Sagan examines playboy and creates havoc with his Friends “ WInterhawk" 1979 Michael MORNING (THUR.).'Carousal'(FRI.) & L«ur«l And Hardy 2 style Elsa Klensch presents the the probability that life will be found Dante. A legendary Indian brava love life; and C^opher goes into a Heien Hayes, Jerome Robbins and 9 Family Feud 5:20 ^rw ard Look. elsewhere, and suggests what we learns to play the white man's game panic when the parrot he ia teaching Rudolf Serkin—who will be 6:00 (D Nawa 9 Spiderman And His Amazing can look for, and how we ahoulddeal In order to save his tribe from a to talk squawks some shocking honored for "lifetime achievement © BsnnyHIII X X Young And The Rsstlsss 5:30 with it. (Ctoaed-Captioned; U.S.A.) 8:30 By Dick Kleiner actors to the public. "There’s no way to es­ way. Frtenda dreaded epidemic. (Rated PG) (2 wordsaboutthecaptain.(Repeat;60 in the performing arts" on THE X 9 Ryan's Hope (D UndardOB 9 This Old House (60 mins.) IM.) ins.) (Closed-Captioned; U.S.A.) Underdog 2 J And B 1961 Golden Putter “ It’s difficult,” he says, cape the temptation,” he “Breaking Away,” of ' ■ ^ 2:30 KENNEDY CENTER HONORS; A 6:00 9 Movie-{Comedy)** "Mr. Hex” and peace and happineaa; and 8:00 X Face The Nation EVENING ) Jimmy Swaggart X X Search For Tomorrow but give them nothing. I Qllllgan's Island the immense success of nothing is important.” for a love story to do. SportaCenter Arkin. A blissfully content dental NOVA presents an update on the music in this heart-warming story of along-retired country singer dreams X Agronsky And Company X rtsCentsr Addams Family This Week With David 6:0 0 X don’t think there's any International Week In Review surgeon la thrown together with a information gathered by Voyager I Freddy's Christmas dinner. that hia daughter will be the big star X Insight X 9 Ift Today X Match Gams that movie, he was im­ He left home at 17 to act. ’’But there doesn’t seem Movie -{Science-Fiction) ** durlngltsfiy-byofthemajesticringed he never was. (Repast; 60 mina.) inklsy ) X News SMovle(Mon.,Wsd.)‘Marchofthe reason to challenge people C.I.A. agent when their children 2 World Opportunities Straight Talk ' Against The Wind 2 Professional Rodeo (Tue.) mediately transported into He had made his decision a to be anything like that "Forbidden Planet” 1056 Walter decide tomarry. The funandlaughter planet in 1979. (Closed-Captioned; 9 Programming Unannounced (Closed-Captioned; U.S.A.) D All-Starr SoccerS I Rex Humbard Wooden Soldiers'(M O N .),‘Die ' Billy Smart's Holiday Circus CBS News ^ S L Indoor Soccer (THUR.) unless you give them few years earlier, knew Pidgeon, Anne Francis. An invisible begin with their bullet-riddled chase U.S.A.) (60 mins.) 2 Sports Saturday 2CollsgsBsekstballThsHou8ton DMdgis Uughlng’ (WED.)(V the upper realms of star­ floating around,” he says. Psrsuedsrs © Domato monster terrorizes the inhabitants of from Manhattan to a South American ^ 3:30 9Movle-(Suapenae) *** "Spiral Ksitle Classic Championship Game ' Weak In Agriculture something to replace what from then on that he was Nsws-Wsathsf-Sports I Weak In Review O Batman 9 Various Programming dom. “ I really hope to find one. planet Altalr-6. (2 hrs.) banana republic. (Rated PQ)<102 X X NCAA Basketball University Staircase" 1976 Jacqueline 9Movis^Advsnturs)**H "Bsar I Poionia Paderewski Choir 7:30 65^0 ABC News © Beverly Hlllbllliss it is you take away.” Now he faces tempta­ destinied to become an ac­ mins.) of Nevada vs Georgetown, from The Bisset. Christopher Plummer. Island” 1980 Donald Sutherland, Humanities Through *1110 Arts Morning Relationships are more in­ Dennis Christopher Is an actor who feels a 2 Weak In Agriculture ' Soundstoge X X 2 Maggie And The Beautiful I Buga Bunny Show 2 Medicine And Your Health Capital Centre, Landover, Spine-tinglTng tale of a beautiful Vanessa Redgrave. A team of Christopher is a slender tion, and recognizes it. tor. But fame was elusive. teresting to me, both as an Dr. ^ 6-20 6:30 X Great Specs Coaster Machine responsibilify to the public. "I try to do pic­ I Viewpoint On Nutrition Michael Ozer reports on medical dryland. youngwomanwhohaslostherpower weather researchers working on a News AFTERNOON______Jim Bakker X CBS News X fair-haired young man who . People are waving big He had to worklat all sorts actor and as a man. I Morningtown ^I; u e s . 9 Emm NHL HockayNsw York Rangers 9 Dsvsy And Goliath SportsCenter Plus (W ED .). Ic e Skating (THUR.), Nut' (MON.), ‘I Confess’ (TUE.). about the responsibility of that. breaks began coming his working at it.” I Dr. Snuggles a HeaeGospelTIme 9 Jim Nabors’ Christmas In VS Pittsburgh Penguins In Search Of on prints. Prsaa Box Wrestling 7:00 rsashow Jumping (FRI.) ‘Silent Night, Lonely Night' (WED.), replace whatever It is you tak’e avyay." ) Sports Review K Hawaii Jim Nabors and his guests, 10:30 _ 11:55 NFL '81 Host; Bryant As Schools Match Wits For The Fans 60 Minutes CNN Morning Report Jiieole On 34th Street' (THUR.) ) Program Unannounced Schoolhouaa Rock Carol Burnett, TomSelleck, and X Black News ) X X ^m bel. The Monsters' Christmas Meet The Press ) 9 ABC Movla Special SThe M ine And The M inotaur 0 9 General Hospital I Great Space Coaster Susan Anton celebrate Christmas 9 Indspsndsnt Network News Rln9 Around The World Hoty Cross Chlldran’s Choir (Tus.) Movie (THUR.) ‘Hawk Tha 1 Bonanza I From The Editor’s Desk 2 Style 2 } ^tortalnmSnt This Weak X X In The Nawa 9 1081 Kodak All American from the sunbathed beaches and FsstlvsBach 6:45 ) Movie I © A Family Circus Christmas Slayer*. Christmas Messenger cs8katlhg(Fri.) I Superman lush green valleys of the Hawaiian X Community Calender Football Team Soccer Made In Germany ' Sports Sunday (FRI.) £ Ysrious Programming Filmefer 8:00 AFTERNOON l^ n d s . News A New Day 9 Porky Pfg-Bugs Bunny 4:00 X 12:16 ) Movie 9 Texas ^ (X X Popeye And Olive Comedy 2 Sneak Previews Critics Gene M.A.S.H. 9 Sacred Heart 8:30 12:00 XMovle-(Adventura)** "ElCId” 9 Do-Rs-Monnlss ' Cosmos I CNN Afternoon Continue ^ o w Siskel and Roger Ebert review the Amsrtcs'sTop 10 7:00 12:30 X Bugs Bunny ftMovls(Exc.Wed.,Fri.)‘Marchof Gp ^ p e y e And Friends XXThaNFLTodgyNFLnewsand Part II 1061 Charleton Heston. ' Hockey other sports features of the day with Sophia Loren. An 11th century newest movies In town. Including: Sports X Christopher Clossup X X The NFL Today X Various Programming the Wooden Soldiers' (MON.), ‘Little X ® Super Fun Hour ‘Absence of Malice,’ starring Sally Movis-Buffalo Bills at Miami 2 Inside Business Special 3:30 Trolls And The Christm as X If You Ask Me clienta‘a1ockholdera'.(RatedR)(90 rid Opportunities © Shopsmith Brady Bunch 2 1081 FIS World Cup Skiing Express" Holidayadventureabout (B) SportaCenter Sport Plus Updated ^LPHINS. R 8 :0 0 7:29 i.) sk In Review Guiding Light six trolls, disguised as elves, who Scores and Features 2 Take Two The best of the © M o v ie X X Archie Bunker's Place S (Wad.) ON GOLDEN POND and duty, but lacking in any fine story, lavish sets and the cult’s corrupt methods 9 Dally Numbers In Performance my Swaggert © Phil Donahue Show 9 Programming Unannounced previous week's programming. 9 Once Upon A Classic X Straight Talk © Monsters’ Christmas (Fri.) 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My pet coincidental, f NewsWrap4Jp years in FROM A FAR COUNTRY; you tell me about this? was a flop and canceled. definitely be an attorney in New 3KW “ Somewhere in. Time.” book is Halliweli’s "I must personify that type," Haven—probably in my own X Movie-(Comedy)** “Stop, POPE JOHN PAUL II, which will BERNICE MORRIES, JOHN MARTINEZ, Can you tell me something "Film goer’s Companion.” IF YOU ARE A WINNERI said DiCenzo, who co-stars as law firm," You're Kilting Me” 1952 Broderick have Its American premiere on New Baltimore, Mich. Albuquerque, N.M. the officious, politically sensitive Crawford, Claire Trevor. Aracketeer "NBC Sunday Night at the about her background? • " numbers have bM n As if that were not enough, tries to go legit. (86 mina.) Movies," December DEAR READER: It’s a DEAR DICK: In the soap m M Tha^ u,® T '" " '" ™ PubHehed during the w M k. JOHN BELUSHI Lt. Edward DeNisco in NBC- DiCenzo’s image was solidified 3:30 DEAR READER; Ac­ Also', what is the best TV.’s new police drama; "Mc­ Sam Neill, Christopher Caz- lovely idea, and it’s possi­ veil J^vour rafrt'^in IS* "B dey between 9 and 10 A.M. to in his most recognizable role In 2 W omen’s Tennis The Toyota tually Joan Crawford reference on TV and movie opera “ General Hospital,” ' verity your card. In the event ot a tie, only thoae wlnnera calllno DAN AYKROYD Clain's U w " (Fridays), "It’s Championships from the Meidow- anove, Lisa Harrow, Maurice Den­ the critically hailed, 1976 mini- adopted four children; ble but unlikely. There are actors obtainable by the what is the hospital that th *e '^ ze * pJbllcetlon day will be eligible tor typecasting, I happen to like lands Arena-Slngtes Semi-Finals ham and Warren Clarke co-star in series, "Helter, Skelter," In i . Christina, who wrote too many contractural public at a modest price? they show when it first three-piece suits, I’m an this World Premiere movie, which which he portrayed Vincent 3:32 “ Mommie Dearest,” was details that have to be KEN GARRISON, Ven­ comes on? Is that Upstate Eastern guy from Yale, X Movie -(Science-Fiction) * was filmed at European locations Bugliosi, the district attorney worked out, plus the psy­ tura, Calif. Hospital in Syracuse, ALL THE DETAILS WILL Neighbors "Out here (in California), it’s a • "Return From The Past” 1967 Lon and, for the first time, Inside the oldest. The two who successfully prosecuted Chaney, John Carradlne. Five youngest —■ twins — did chological problem — once N.Y.? CAROLE SMITH, BE IN THE HERALD’S FULL COLOR PAGE A Comic-Nightmare different lifestyle. When you Charles Manson, strange tales of terror from beyond Vatican City. (CtoMd-capthMwd) DEAR READER; I ad­ object to the book, but somebody becomes a star Tucson, Ariz. wear a three-piece suit in ly confuLoo «il*vicn, hc. the ursve. (2 hra., 4 mina.) CHECK USTIIVGS FOR EXACT TIME. mire your taste. Miss Christina says that by the ' of his or her own show, it’s EVERY THURSDAY! [R l-sm r C0MPUL06 V iavK It Seymour is surely one of DEAR READER; No, 9 Movte-(Adventure) **H "Bear time they carhe into the tough to go back to a sup­ Island” 1980 Donald Sutherland. the most beautiful women it’s u se Country General CHECK CLASSIFIED PAGES DAILY FOR Vanessa Redgrave. family, the worst was over, porting role again. In the please CALLTHEATRE around at present. She’s Hospital in Los Angeles. “BINGO BUGS” INSTRUCTIONS so they never witnessed the case of Polly Holiday, the FOR SCREEN TIMES

,1 18 - THE HERALD, Sat., Dec. 19, 1981 THE HERALD, Sat.. Dec. 19, 1981 - 19 Religious Services Annie — Leonard Starr

sa -'IDO’BE A lusep COME IN, 10(10.' ISTABTEPTD,BUT -YOU CN JUST and 7:30 p.m; Sunday masses at REALLY,' YOU’D LB«N Astro'graph T&iCHBt, MSS TD,BUT~ DIP YOU REAP T£U ME WHAT’S 'n S Crossword Andover 7-30, 9, 10:30 and noon. /i-~ in I KEPT FAILIN’ ASLEEPy JUSTASMUCHBY JEHOVAH’S WITNESSES. 647 HBHEL? DO y THOSE CHAPTERS VIASTE 0 ’ TIME IN THEM FIRST CONGREGATIONAL SLEEPINfi WITH THE Tolland Turnpike. 9:30 a.m., Bible TEACH SCHOOL OH, THAT’LL IA5S(6NeP? CHURCH of Andover. UCC. ANYHOW. CHAPTERS,' UNDER YOUR discourse; 10:20 a.m., group dis­ ABOONPHERE? 3Cm Route 6 at Long Hill Road. Rev- BE TORO.' cussion. D«c«inlMr20.1M1 p/aoiv.'PLUS-YOU Richard H. Taylor, pastor. 9:30 EXCUSE ME, ZION EVANGELICAL Oreams^you’ve harbored TAURUS (Aprs 20-May 20) Ba WOULDN’T BE WASTINfi ACROSS 42 Poet Pound Answer to Previous Punle a.m. Church school; 11 a-m- LUTHERAN CHURCH (Missouri secretly for a long lime could wtlllng to be helpful and of ser­ ANNIE«. 43 Abstract worship service with nursery, A ir TIME.'.' V E 0 [J T A T E J 1 Q 8 Synod). Cooper and High streets. come true In the year following vice today, with no thought of 1 Pillage being coffee hour after service. E X E E 6 1 8 A L 0 E Rev. Chailes W. Kuhl. pastor, 9 your birthday. Many favorable personal gain. Being unselfish 4 Balled-up 44 Garland could lead to unsolicited D f N■ M 1 L T P L' A T a.m.. Divine worship; 10:15 a.m developments should come hands 45 Went before your way In this promising and rewards. A T I P A L 1 T E 8 T 8 Bolton Sunday School and Youth Forum. 9 Nolly dispute 47 Chance adventurous period. Make the Q E M M (May 21-Juna 20) You Id E N■ ■ 1 c Holy Communion first and third 12 Year (Sp.) 49 Terminator E CHURCH OF ST. MAURICE. 32 most of them. will derive the most enjoyment Duaa D ET3 D Y 0 Sunday. 13 Cowboy’s 52 Rotating i^ii'j D a|A'|8| R 0 L E Hebron Road. The Rev. J. Clifford SAOITTARIU8 (Nov. TS-Dac. today from activities offering rope ' machine part 9 CHURCH OF CHRIST. Lydall some type of tun competition. □ A Nm Y u L E Curtin, pastor. Saturday mass at . 21) Friends who have been 14 Tree 56 Cowboy and Vernon streets. Eugene Try to seek that which chal­ (30 □ D o n B T D A R 5 p.m.; Sunday masses at 7:30, . kicky for you In the past could 15 Polish Rogers Brewer and Steve Holt-ministers. prove fortunate for. you again lenges you, both mentally and ZZ]lAl lW ^ aTH1 9:15 and 11 a.m. d 16 Enroll 57 Between (Fr.| 0 T1 T E A C P A • BOLTON UNITED METHODIST Sunday services: 9 a.m. Bible today, particularly one who physically. 0 □ classes;. 10 ^.m. worship; 6 p.m. CANCER (Ju m 21-July 22) 17 Article 61 Spanish river MIT R K 1 N H A 0 CHURCH. 1040 Boston Turnpike. thinks In large terms. In-depth Motley’s Crew — Templeton & Forman 2 worship. Wednesday: 7 p.m. Bi> This Is a good day to take care 18 English 62 Fled 1T E E A R T 1 1 C E Rev. Marjorie Hlles, pastor. 9:30 predictions of what Ilea ahead ble study. Nursery provided for all for- you In the year following of all those little do-lt-yoursell county 63 Products of T E E 8 r1E 8 P C T 8 a.m., church school; 11 a.m.. chores. Instead of being ardu­ 20 Attempt mint services. your birthday are In your Astro- 8 More tender 33 Scandinavian worship service,.nursery. FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. Graph. Mall $1 tor each to ous they should prove enjoy­ 22 Drinking cup 64 Advanced in ST. GEORGE’S EPISCOPAL r 9 Tells on (si.) SCIENTIST. 447 N. Main St. 10:30 , Astro-Graph, Box 489, Radio able. CM W K E E P A 5ECKET/ MIKET 24 To and____ years god CHURCH. Boston Turnpike. Rev. LUCK HAD , , I 3DPPBP a.m.. church service, Sunday City Station, N.Y. 10019, Be LEO (Jtiiy 23-Aug. 22) This Is a 5AKITA PKl^ M ISE P TO B R IU e 25 Man’s 65 Rider Haggard to Safety agency 38 Typo ol John C. Holllger, vicar. 10 a.m.. Santa I NOTHIN'TO HIM school, and care for small sure to specify birth date. good day to entertain the boss MB E V e n y tH lN G ON MV nickname novel (abbr.) cabbage Family, Eucharist; 11 a.m.. FIVE 3UCK6.^ t em ple BETH SHOi^OM children. CAPfUCORN (Dae. 22-Jan. 19) or persons Important to your DO WITH IT,-. 28 Annoy 66 Regale 11 Curds 40 Next Nursery program and coffee cuR\STM€> List/ COMMUNITY BAPTIST The secret to success today Is business or career. It will help 30 Binary 67 Change color companion 46 Raise fellowship. CHURCH. 585 E. Center St. Rev. to flow with events, rather than build warmer, more under­ 34 Nautical 19 Type measure 48 River in Italy BOLTON CONGREGATIONAL standing relationships. James I. Meek, minister. .9:15 fight them. You should be very assent DOWN 21 Ice cream 49 Is human 4 0 0 CHURCH, 226 Bolton Center a.m.. Church school for all ages, lucky just by letting nature run VnOO (Au& 2S-8apt 22) If 35 Mideast Road at the Green. Rev. J. Stan­ Its course. drink 50 Ark builder kindergarten through Grade 4 someone today mentions ways sasport 1 Unusual ton Conover, minister; 9:30 a.m., to. make or save money, perk 23 Colored gold 51 Force unit continuing during the service; AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. If) 36 Folkiinger 2 Responsibility worship service. Sunday School, You are both a competent up your ears and listen careful­ 24 Totem 53 Stepped on 10:30 a.m.. Morning worship, Guthrie 3 Wobbles nursery; 10:30 a.m. Coffee Hour teacher and a receptive stu­ ly. The tips could prove profita­ 25 Appraise 54 Unctuous rrursery provided. 37 East Indian 4 Bending in Chandler Hall; 10:45 a.m. dent today. In certain Instances ble, especially those from rela­ 26 Court cry 55 Went by car CHURCH JDF THE NAZARENE, timber tree 5 Author Forum Program. companions will learn from tives. a 27 Close by 236 Main St. Rev. Neale McLain, 39 Defeat(2 Fleming 58 Negative you; In others, you will learn LIBRA (SepL 23-OcL 23) If 29 Thailand’s conjunction senior pastor; Rev. George Em- from them. you’re contemplating launching wdi., sl.| 6 Fast aircraft neighbor 59 Four-ln-hand Cover^ry mitt, minister of visitation and PISCES (Fab. 20-March 20) an enterprise or venture, sub­ 41 Astronauts' (abbr.) outreach. 9:30 a.m., Sunday tZ-19 "all right" 7 M ao____ 31 Soviet river 60 Genetic COVENTRY PRESBYTERIAN Joint ventures could prove very stantial spadework can be sct)ool; 10:45 a.m., w orship, done today to get It on solid (comp, wd.) tung 32 Lily genus materiel CHURCH, Route 44-A and Trow­ advantageous today. In fact, children’s church and ngrsery; 7 far more so than things which fpoting. Make this matter your Winnie Winkle — Henry Raduta and J.K.S. bridge Road, Rev. Brad Evans, p.m., evening service, nursery. you attempt on your own. Try topprlorlty. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 '' 8 9 10 n pastor. Sunday, 9:30 a.m. calvAry church to find ways to be useful to any S C I M im (OcL 24-Nov. 22) worship; 10:45 a.m. Sunday (Assemblies of God), 647 E. Mid­ who need your help. Your possibilities for material school; 7 p.m. Bible study and I m s H I COULD 12 13 14 dle Turnpike. Rev. Kenneth L. ARIES (March 21-April If) gain are exceptionally promis­ AGg££/^ K .A ^ I t WINl^lF fellowship. Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. Gustafson, pastor. 9:30 a.m., Associations today with ing today, but conditions could PLEASE £ V W r HELf’ BOSS... BUT / ^ m a £ f ) n ^ • K L t prayer meeting. 15 16 Sunday school; 10:30 a.m., ser­ affluent or influential persons work out unusually, whereby TELL m r u ABO UT WHEN IT COMES 17 PRINCE OF PEACE THEY HAVE vice of worship; 6:30 p.m., should work out extrem ^ well. you’re not even aware of OUR COMPANY'S Herald photo by Pinto' LUTHERAN CHURCH. Route 31 TOAtON£Y,VlA evening service. Discuss areas In which you may what's occurring. PIFFICULTIES 18 19 20 21 and North River Road. Rev. W. H. FINANCIAL CONCORDIA LUTHERAN need assistance. (NEWsPAPca EKrEnptvse a s s n .i SETTING THEIR A B//lP/£-BRA/Nf Wilkens, pastor. 9 a.m.. Sunday PROBLEMS.'HE WHAT WE NEED CHURCH, (LCA), 40 Pitkin St. O m BUSINESS 22 24 9 school; 10:15 a.m., worship ser­ 'I' Rev. Burton D. Strand, pastor; M f e f f r TELL vice. ON SOLID IS... Rev. B. Stacy, associate pastor. MACC news ST. MARY'S CHURCH. Route SILL ANP... 25 8:30 and 10 a.m. Holy Comunlon, GROUND. 26 28 29 H 3 0 31 32 33 31. Rev. F. Bernard Miller, pastor; nursry care provld^; 10 a.m. Rev. John L. Suprenant, 1 Sunday School through grade 6 34 35 H 36 associate pastor. Saturday In classroom wing. Bridge 1 ( 0 masses at 5 and 7 p.m.;'Sunday ■ UNITARIAN UNIVERSALIST 1 m a ssif at 7:30, 9:30 and 10:45 37 38 39 41 SOCIETY: East. 153 W. Vernon a.m.’ Christmas toys, gifts pouring in St. Rev. Arnold Westwood, 1 SECOND CONGREGATIONAL minister. 10:30 a.m., Service. 42 44 CH URCH . (United Church of 12-19 TRINITY COVENANT ^ 7 ^ _ ■ Christ). Route 44A. Rev. Robert K. 1 CHURCH. 302 Hackmatack St. Safety play is perfect 45 4 ^ 47 Bechtold, pastor. 9:30 a.m. 48 Rev. Norman E. Swensen, pastor; Levy’* Law — James Schumeisler By Nancy Carr or' at local lire stations through us, a most welcome treat since none of Phillips, Norman F. and Helene T. Dey, Church school for all ages; 11 Milton Nilson, assistant pastor. 6 December 23. All deliveries will^e made us has taken a lunch hour for weeks. Gaylard C. and Grace T. Weir, Josephine a.m., worship service (child care time again. 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 Executive Director and 11 a.m., worship services, by the 24th so be sure and get youn gift to Merry Christmas, Annie, and the joy of provided). South analyzes the spade Manchester Area Conference T. and Kkrikarian, Ear) S. and Barbara nursery for infants; 9:25 Sunday us in time. His presence light your way always. FIRST CONGREGATIONAL lead as fourth best. Use of -IH^TtEE0B16TS TH&yEE: 6CUM./ 56 57 58 59 60 61 F. Anderson, Isabelle B. Knofla, Bar­ Bible School; coffee time at 10:30; NORTH IMMl IN MVCOUNDeV of Churches Members of the Manchester Board of CHURCH OF COVENTRY. 1171 the rule of 11 shows that E S A U -y OA\Ar U B L . IHeyRE-SWME' NO. WECAU-HIM bara A, Gawle, Carolyn Cox Fosteer, Main St. Rev. Bruck J. Johnson, 6:30 p.m. evening service. S953 Christmas sparkles East will hold two higher those: WED5 AEtNT Ct, PRE5II>EAJTE. Toys, gifts for the elderly, food for Realtors are using their office on East Epwarth Circle of South United minister. 9:30 a.m. Church School ST. MARY’S EPISCOPAL fA7i spades. South plap the nine 62 63 64 CHURCH. Park and Church Center Street as a collection point for Christmas checks have been coming in at Church Lane House; 11 a.m. ♦ AJ1078 adequate:,'.. Christmas are pouring into the collection Methodist Church, Manchester. Associa­ streets. Rev. Stephen K. Jacob­ from dummy and if South is points and at the M /^ C office. nonperishable food items and cash from not only Manchester, but Bolton, Worship service, nursery care ♦ J7 a pessimist he will be V 65 66 67 tion of Independent Insurance Agents, provided in Church Lane House. son, rector; Rev. Alan J. n Parents having a tough time this year donations, a great idea that we hope South Windsor, Vernon and even Hebron. Donald P. and Jane F. Richter, Jean Broadhead, assistant to the rec­ WEST EAST delisted when East produc­ es the queen. other businesses and centers might pick We’ve received a lovely note from the tor. Rev. Frederick P. Moser, S A 10862 ♦ 07 (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) financially can still make it uptown this Kielick, Lyman N. Taylor, Stanley J. and Manchester »J8S2 Why will he be delighted? up. 18 members of St. Bridget’s Bible assistant to the rector. 7:30 a.m. ♦ Q1065 morning to Watkins to the Toys for Joy Jeannette M. Gembala, Dorian and Holy Eucharist; 9 a.m. Family ser­ ♦ K5 Because he will have a per­ WHAT CAN you Fellowship and their check for con­ GOSPEL HALL, Center Street. Center to pick up good as new used toys Margaret L. Shainin, and Roger and vice and Eucharist with church ^Q854 fect safety play to guarantee A BAT WHO TBIE5 10 a.m., breaking bread; 11:45 ♦ 109632 The spirit of Christmas tributions made as they were studying school. 11 a.m. Holy Eucharist. his contract. TO CONTEOKpOVpBN- and books as gifts for their children. The Marci Negro. a.m.. Sunday school; 7 p.m., SOUTH St. Matthew’s gospel. Holy communion every MENT BY center will be open until noon today for We’ve received an absolutely beautiful gospel meeting. ♦ K J 4 He will simpiv duck that CELEBRITY CIPHER Thank You Wednesday at 10 a.m. immense “ thread” afghan (have you Some gifts for teens have been coming FULL GOSPEL ♦ K ft queen. East will return the Celebrity Cipher cryptoprama are created from quotaliona by famous people, peat anyone needing help with Christmas SOUTH UNITED MEJHODIST and preaenl. Each letter In the cipher atande for another. Today's oUe: D oquth L in. Thanks to Joan Schwarz and Donna INTERDENOMINATIONAL ♦Q98432 seven. West will take his ace lyii giving. ever seen a thread afghan) along with To the Episcopal Church Women of St, CHURCH. 1226 Main St. Rev. Dr. CHURCH. 745 Main St. Rev. ♦ AK and clear the suit, but South several bags of food and a check for Placenta, and thanks to Marcella LaRue George W. Webb. RSv. Laurence In addition to toys, warm hats, scarves George, Bolton,, and Center Philip Saunders, minister. 10:30 will be in full command. and Florence Getzewick for gifts to con­ M. Hill. 9 and 10:45 a.m. Worship and mittens will be available. In a Seasonal Sharing from a lovely white- Congregational Church. a.m., praise, worship service and Vulnerable; Neither He will lead a diamond. If Captain Easy — Crooks & Lawrence *N ALZZB PWLMC PDHLEC PDD service. haired lady who will be 75 this month. valescent homes. To a friend and our beloved Peter Bible study; 7 p.m.. deliverance Dealer; South West plays low. South will special effort extending through the last EMANUEL LUTHERAN service. finesse, but it turns out that few months, women of Emanuel “ Annie Nonymous” , who wears dark Jeffers for a very generous and much CHURCH, Church and Chestnut West Noftli East Soetli NOW BATTIWO, E A & Y l glasses because she’s losing her sight needed contributions to the Human FAITH BAPTIST CHURCH. 52 streets. Rev. Dale H. Gustafson !♦ West discards. East gets a t h a n k s f o r t h e h e l p Lutheran Church have kntted baskets Seasonal sharing contributors Lake St.- Rev. James Bellasov, and the Rev. Mic-hael R. !♦ 3f Pass 3 NT trick with his king, but South CRFZF NE NO DNQF CL ALZZB full of gifts for big and little youngsters and the light hurts her eyes, is aglow Needs Fund. pastor. 9:30 a.m., Sunday school; Contributions have been received from Lohmann. pastors; Jeff Henricks, Pass Pass Pass winds up with his contract with the joy of sharing, which is the true To Helen Aseltine for her gifts of two 10:30 a.m., worship service; 7 (one hundred and six warm hats, scarves the following generous contributors to intern: Rev. C. Henry Anderson, and an overtrick. p.m., evening service. and mittens, to be exact.) Thank you, spirit of Christmas. lovely cakes, one of which we couldn’t pastor emeritus. 6:30 a.m. Note that if South had the Seasonal Sharing Appeal: Mr. and CHURCH OF THE Emanuel knitters. And our Marge Reed Annie, sorting through her pantry , cut because it was so lovely. Worship service; 9:45 a.m. Opening lead; 4 6 gone after everything that PWLMC, POI WFJPMEF N ALZZB, Mrs. John A. DeQuattro, David and Ger­ ASSUMPTION, Adams Street at E Church School, Adult Forum. Bi­ wasn’t nailed down he would came popping in with some hats and shelves for food to help make up a Christ­ To Nationwide Moving and storage Thompson Road. Rev. Edward S. trude Williams, Elizabeth Anderson and ble Study, 11 a.m. Nursery; 11 have won that flist spade. scarves. mas basket, has recently had surgery for Company for providing boxes to help Pepin, pastor. Saturday masses Elsie A. Bradley, E. Ruth McIntosh, a.m. worship service. Then, when Blast got in with the same kind of cancer Ella Grasso had. at 5 and 7:30 p.m.; Sunday Gifts for patients in local convalescent with our Seasonal Sharing Appeal. NORTH UNITED METHODIST the diamond king he would Joseph A, Lauzon and Barbara S. masses at 7:30, 9, 10:30 and JRPZDNF WZLAO RPE CL ALZZB.” But her spirit is irrespressible. Having CHURCH. 300 Parker St. Rev. Dr. By Oswald Jacoby homes and for elderly and new toys for Lauzon, Josephine A. DeQuattro, To Lillian Lewis and Gloria Della 11:45 a.m. have led back the seven to loaded our Worker up with gifts for those Howard L. Love, pastor. 9 a.m. a^ Alan Sontag inclusion with Christmas food baskets Ferra for gifts of clothing. CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST give West four spade tricks Herbert Bandes,. June A, Stevenson, St. Adult Bible class, nursery for may be left at Santa’s Home in front of ‘who are less fortunate,” Annie added a To Sue Cashman and Betty Turner for OF LATTER-DAY SAINTS. Wood- and South a chance to com­ Bridget’s Bible Fellowship, Joseph and children 5 years old and younger; side Street and Hillstown Road. We don’t think very much plain about bad luck. A. JRPZDFE EJRMDK the Youth Center, Manchester Parkade bag of delicious home made cookies for popping in to help us with the typing. 10 a.m. Church school and Lenore Halloran, Charles and Virginia Wendel K. Walton, bishop. 8:30 about West’s one-spade over- Not that be should blame worship. Coffee fellowship a.m.. Priesthood and Relief call. Still, West does not bad luck, because bad play following service. Society; 11:15 a.m.. Sacrament have seven high-card points would have been the cause C Meeting. SECOND CONGREGATIONAL and a five-card suit and such of his loss. Alley Oop — Dave Graue PREVIOUS SOLUTION:"Ask the average follow about MIRVs, SALVATION ARMY, 661 Main CHURCH. 385 N. Main St. Rev. and he says, ’Oh yeah, the TV show host.’ " — Jesse Helms Dr. James D. MacLauchItn, overcalls are made time and (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) St. Capt. and Mrs. Arthur pastor. 10 a.m. worship service Carlson, corps officers. 9:30 a.m., Sunday school; 10:45 a.m.,, and church school; 11 a.m. Prifoilla’B Pop - Ed Sullivan THAT WAS A MIGHTY 1 AW, SHUCKS, R. J., IT WASN'T NOTHIN'.' fellowship hour. .YOU'D \W ELL, AH WAS REALLY Y I DUNNO, / 1 M EAN IN American at Vatican runs holiness meeting;'6 p.m., open- BRAVE THING Y'DID, I IF VtXl HADN'T BEEN TRV1N' T'START A-tX)NE IT IMPRESSED/ SAYHOW'O/ R .J ..... ( TH' MOVIE CENTER CONGREGATIONAL air meeting; 7 p.m., salvation SHORTY/ — ------TH'JEEP....c YOtJRSELF.y V LIK E TO W ORK \ A S tvlUH CHURCH. 11 Center Street. Rev. VATICAN CITY(UPI)- at the Vatican is so busy time to show off his 5 han­ meeting. FOR M E? ,-T-r-ClSN'T EXACTLY ( STAND-IN .' Santa golf course. the.Ji'atican hierarchy and Newell H. Curtis Jr., senior Kit ‘n’ Carlyle — Larry Wright The top-ranking American other observers believe UNITED PENTECOSTAL M Y UNE... these days he no longer has dicap on Rome’s Acqua pastor; Rev. Chet Copotand, • Archbishop Paul C. Mar- is in line to receive the red Marcinkus’s smooth CHURCH, 187 Woodbridge St. associate pastor; Rev. Clifford O. ;■ INC cinkus, a tough-talking hat of a cardinal. handling of the criticism Rev. Marvin Stuart, minister. 10 t THl prelate who shoots in the His rapid rise in the a.m.. Sunday school; 11 a.m., Simpson, pastor emeritus. 10 surrounding the Sindona af­ a.m. Worship srvice, sanctuary: mid-70s when his golf game Vatican ranks did not oc­ worship; 6:30 p.m., prayer; 7 fair made him even more p.m., worship. 10 a.ni. Church School. Church bulletin board is going right, is now spen­ cur without controversy. appreciated by the late PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, 43 ...ANb 1 WANT'’]bUTo ding most of his time Most of it centers around Pope Paul VI and by John Spruce St. Rev. Richard Gray, behind two desks. the Vatican bank’s involve-’ Paul II. pastor. 10:30 a.m., worship ser­ Playing bridge A b0(5t fb R fAV &i(^ One is his as president of ment with Sicilian finan­ vice, nursery: 9:15 a.m., Sunday school; 7 p.m.. Informal worship. Oswald Jacoby and Alan the Vatican Bank, a job he cier Michele Sindona, now Cantata set Concert set The youngest son of ST. JOHN’S POLISH Sontag write about bridge has held since 1969. He sits serving a 25-year prison Directed by Norman Nordeen, the Lithuanian immigrants NATIONAL CATHOLIC CHURCH. — every day on the comics behind the other as chief sentence in connection 23 Golway St. Rev. Walter A. A cantata, “ Reason for the Season” , chancel choir of Trinity Covenant Frank and Ernest — Bob Thaves administrative officer of with the 1974 collapse of his who spoke little English, Hyszko. pastor. 9 a.m., mass In page of ’liie Manchester will be presented Sunday, Dec. 20 at 7 Church will present a Christmas concert Marcinkus grew up on English; 10:30 a.m., mass in Herald. the 108-acre Vatican City Franklin National bank in p.m. at the Church of the Nazarene, 236 at both the 8 a.m. and 11 a.m, services on English and Polish. State. New York. Chicago’s south side. His Main St.. Manchester. Sunday, father worked as a window ST. BARTHOLOMEWS In between, Marcinkus Sindona, who often CHURCH. 741 E. Middle Turn­ The Chancel Choir of forty voices will The program includes works by washer and his mother CARLVLE, GET UP TD THE SOAPSjLL finds time to arrange the golfed with Marcinkus at pike. Rev. Martin J. Scholsky, perform under the direction of Kathleen Handel, Mendelssohn, and con­ THAT BATHROOM AMP BEACT ‘tOU international travels of the time, acted as a worked in a bakery during pastor. Saturday mass at 5 p.m.; Peck. gregational participation. The junior Sunday masses at 6:30, 10 and PIC K U P ‘tO U R P IR T V EVERV TIME.' Pope John Paul II. Vatican financial adviser the Depression. BIBLE CLOTHES.' Soloists include Jeanine Cowles, Roger choir, directed by Mildred Nilson, will 11:30 a.m. Instead of golf, the 59- in the early 1970s. He in­ ST. JAM ES CHURCH. Rev. Sherman, Brenda Phelps, Sandra Swain, join the chancel choir in one of the SPEAKE year-old native of Cicero, vested millions of dollars William F. Carroll, Rev. Francis V. Paul Munsie and Connie Carlton. Par­ numbers, Steven Nieisen is the organist. He was ordained a priest Krukowski, Rev. Robert. Bur­ ■y 111., now fits in an o c­ of church money in real es­ fcugwM ticipating in duets are Ryan Dumas and Visitors are welcome. at the age of 25, received a bank, team ministry; Rev. Edward casional game of tennis. tate and currency trading. Amy Devendorf, Michelle Hornbostel doctorate in canon law and J. Reardon. Saturday masses at 5 Brmrar Younger priests say he is a When Sindona’s financial and 7:30 p.m.; Sunday masses at and Susan Van Hbewyck, Bert and then studied two more powerful adversary on the empire collapsed, it 7:30, 9 and 10:30 and noon; and . . . .& ■ Brigitte Poulin, and Walter Edwards and Nazarene events at 5 p.m. court at Villa Stritch, the years at the Pontifical Long standihg traditions ^ o s _ Alton Munsie. The piano-organ offertory appeared that a lot of ST. BRIDGET CHURCH. 70 The following events have been residence' of many Ecclesiastical Academy, have clustered about this tMAWfJ 12-17 (i-'T will be played by Florence Wood and Vatican money went down Main St. Rev. Philip A. Sheridan O tISIbfICAJnc rwAag US P« t ruos scheduled for next week at the Church of American churchmen in the Vatican school of season as being of Jesus’ birth. June Beckwith; Sound technician is E. with it. Some estimates put and Rev. Emilio P. Padelll, co­ the Nazarene. Rome. the loss at about $46 diplomacy. pastors. Saturday masses at 5 'These fly in the face of the Boyd Gardner with refreshments The Born Loser — Art Sansom MONDAY — 11 a.m. The Cornerstone Marcii kus’s increased million. silence of Scripture and provided by Lolalane Harper. Christian School chapel work load began in history. But even were it so, The public is invited. Nursery care is Church officials, All about collecting Tu e s d a y — 2 p.m. service at Crest- September when John Paul human conduct in our sociWy Our Boarding House — Carroll & McCormick Bugs Bunny — Warner Bros. provided. however, say the Vatican field Convalescent Home; 3 p.m. service appointed him chief of the did not lose money in the Russ MacKendrick writes about stamps, coins and is passing strange. I 'IWCT'-THAT \W0WMl 9 at Vernon Manor. Pontifical Commission of Sindona collapse, but did almost anything collectible — in “ Collectors’ Com er,” lU WITH CHARLie ' ITSUEE PEELS GOOD tHUIVlftTY IHUjVlpETV THURSDAY — ’/:30 p.m. Candlelight the State of Vatican City not get as much return on every ’Tuesday in ’The Herald’s Focus/Leisure section. Jesus came to save men« ORAT.' IVE 6PEKT AN ENTIRE PAY WHY ) ( HE'S t o IN. 'vJOWK? WHO SLEEP Center events Christmas eve service. and gave him a new office its investments as it could from their sins; yet, this^ LISTENING TC THE JIBES OF At?ULTS IS HOBABlY IHUIVIPEIY THUMPEiy ANP FENDING OFF ASSAULTS BY amidst the manicured have. season has become an. occasion SANTA WORRIEP I S S H g ? i»ggtg«»»Bnag>wieaHea5Wi»eaia5a»«)Bg)Ba» BgiBgiaat*ig for sensual Indulgence. Jesus pass,' YET ALL I HAVE FOR MY t a lk in g L ABOUT Events scheduled next week at Center lawns and bubbling foun­ Apart'from the amounts EFFORTS IS A PIPPLlNcS S1.3T.' South United came to call men from the To <(5ETTINS Congregational Church are as follows: tains of the Vatican gac- involved, Marcinkus’s HIMSELF, \ EVERV- dens. KASON FOR THE SEASON | world; yet no other season is so SUNDAY — 8:30 p.m. 9th Grade Con­ Events scheduled next week at South name became enveloped in I mama f thins firmation, ’’.obbins Room; 10 a.m. United Methodist Church are ar follows: r hind his desk at the controversy, identified with m a teria lly. ONE r A WNE - - - () Vatican Bank, the 6-foot 4- '“ A man at his level can­ I A Christmas Cantata ! Jesus came to give and so d e g e n e r a t e b Worship Service, Choir Cantata, Sacra­ S u n d a y .8 a.m. Holy Communion; 9 g Presented by g and 10:45 a.m. Festivals of lessons and inch, 225-ppund prelate not be suspected,” said a teach us to give; yet men. look PI7ANKSTER EVEN ment of Baptism, Sanctuary; 10 a.m. 7th 5 THE CHANCEL CHOIR g manages the church’s vast church source who has at Christmas through eyes of KEATEP THE PENNIES and 8th Grades, Federation Room; 11:15 carols. All choirs will participate. Fami­ M Directed by Kathleen Peck g a.m. Pilgrim CJioir, Choral Room; 11:15 ly Worship Day; no church school. worldwide investments watched the Vatican for 50 selfishness. Jesus came to WITH A CIGARETTE and is well known in inter­ years. ^ ^ (ft bring life; yet this season LIGHTER OUST a.m. Coffee Shoppe, Woodruff Hall; Nursery to 5-year old only; 5:30 p.m. TO CAUSE Winthrop — Dick Cdva.ii 11:30 a.m. Junior High Christmas Play, Trim-the-tree party in Cooper Hall, national banking .circles. “ When there are reg^arly has one of the highest rates of accidental fatalities. d is c o m f o r t ; OM NO, SOUNDS NOTA JACW&OOD Sanctuary; 6 p.m. Senior High Potlucic, Christmas pageant presented by youth But his most visible job backbiting and rumors ISunday, Dec. 20 at 7p.m. i WHEN r G(f?CW u c WHATlS A I CCMt KNC7W, BUT IF life u k e .a j a c k - 21 Scarborough Road. and children of the church; 6 p.m. is as John Paul’s advance about a. person at the 8 5 Jesus came to teach men self- .I'M iSOING-TCBE'A PEWTH^ONiSeR’? A S B A S / A S IT SOL1HC6/ HAMMEI?,A /viOENiNe) TUESDAY — 6:30 p.m. - Sacred Dance S.O.S.; 7 p.m. Vesper service; 7:30 p.m. man and unofficial highest JleVel of the control; yet Christmas is used PEWTBRAVDNi^a^. I'VE ^CT IT MADE. M K W m r DOD Group, Sanctuary. Adult Bible study. bodyguard on papal trips, a Vatican, whether the I Church of the Nazarene § by millions as an excuse (or un­ WEDNESDAY — 7:30 p.m. - chancel Monday — 1:30 p.m. Pack CTiristmas task that keeps him one rumors are true or false, 8 g inhibited drinking and revelry. ■tHUMPETV CJioir, Choral Room. 'boxes in reception hall; 6:30 p.m. step ahead of the pope and they remove him, perhaps g 236 Main 81. S r What a travestry upon the THURSDA’’! — 7:30 p.m. and 10:30 Deliver Christmas boxes. often in the glare of televi­ by promoting him,” the g Manchaatar, Ct. S name and claim of our Lord! p.m. Christmas Eve (Communion Ser­ Tuesday — 7:30 p.m. Women’s Prayer sion cameras. source said. He speculated vices, Sanctuary; 9 p.m. - Wassail for and Study group, 1208 Main St. In short, the tight-lipped, that Marcinkus may have 8 The Singing Church ^ Everyone, Federation Room. determined and fiercely to give up his bank Christmas Eve — 7:30 p.m. Family g All welcome Nursery provided 8 ARTICULARLY o n l y S 131 = FRIDAY — (Christmas Day - (Jhurch Worship service; 11 p.nj. Christmas loyal Marcinkus is the presidency in exchange for gWWaOFfjHMiSlT OwpsgieAm.TMi^us fm siwot )Y-l1 most powerful American in office Closed Candlelight Communion service. becoming a cardinal. aiiiwiwiHesinciWiMimaacxwBatiiMiefiXBKattawiaS n* CAHU I ■ 4 ,

20 - THE HERALD, Sat., Dec. 19, 1981 THE HERALD, Sat., Dec. 19, 1981 — 21 A dvice BUSINESS / Classified Even apostle isn't a saint

DEAR ABIIY: One of three,years she has been I was offered a chance, to Ports overbuilding the toughest tasks a church living with a man I’ll call play for money, so I made faces is choosing a good Bill and now they are get­ up a fake name on the spur minister. A member of an ting married.. She has of the moment. Ever since official board undergoing asked me to attend her that time, whenever I play Dear Abby professionally I use that this painful process finally wedding and give her in scramble for coal? lost patience. He’d w’atch away. Abby, I never ap­ name. If I’m paid with a the Pastoral Relations ■I- Abigail Van Buren proved of her living with check, I endorse the check Committee reject appli­ Bill, and.as far as I’m con­ with that name. NORFOLK, Va. (UPI) — U.S. years, may be an overreaction. cant after applicant for cerned, nobody has to Now, I’m worried. losing its No. 1 standing, is moving m ports may be building unneeded "I think what you’re seeing is a some fault, alleged or “ give her away” — she did Have I done anything il­ ahead with plans to build a state- loading facilities in a scramble for a normal marketplace response,” otherwise. It was time for that herself three years legal? Did I n e ^ to get owned-and-operated terminal to share of the booming coal export said Anthony. ‘"The market a bit of soul-searching on ago. special permission to use handle 25 million tons and the A.T. market. developed and, as we typically react Massey Co., one of the nation’s the part of the committee. have been in jail three or “ Well, what do you think? I have been a widoweer this fake name? I report all A number of experts say the rush in this country, there were a, lot So he stood up and read a four times, but not because Shall we call him?” for five years, and my the money I made for tax largest coal producers, has already more proposals put forward than letter purporting to be of any wrongdoing. My The good church folk family thinks I should go purposes, so I am not to expand facilities may produce broken ground for a 15-mllIlon ton there was demand.” from another applicant. health is not too good were aghast. Call an un­ along with my daughter’s cheating in any way. more capacity than will be required facility. WORRIED IN N.J. in the forseeable future although it Massey broke ground in though I still get a great healthy, trouble-making, wishes, but I’m afraid if I- THE 72-DAY Appalachian will preclude long delays in loading mid-November at Charleston for an “ Gentlemen: Undestan­ deal done. The' churches I absent-minded ex-jailbird? do, it will look like I ap­ miners’ strike gave Hampton Roads DEAR WORRIED; As colliers at peak periods. 8-milIion ton facility, which will be ding your pulpit is vacant, I have preached in have been Was the board member prove of her former and Baltimore a breather, enabling long as you. did not use the The increased demand for coal able to handle 3 million tons as early should like to apply for the small, though located in crazy? Who signed that lifestyle and have forgiven shippers to reevaluate their fake name in order to comes from nations leery of the position. I have many several large cities. I’ve application? Who had such her for it. handling of colliers-. When the as next year, and a 15-million ton ter- decide or defraud, you will rising cost of oil and the uncertainty 'itllnal, financed by Sun Oil Co. and qualifications...I’ve been a not got along well with colossal nerve? I need help in deciding miners returned to work in Jsne.a have no problem. Amoco, is under construction in pr'eacher with some religious leaders where I The, board member eyed what to do. of coal supplies from Poland and smoother system was implemented ’ Anstra'Ua. ’The biggest jump in de­ Savannah. success and also some have preached. In fact, them all keenly before he OLD FASHIONED Getting married? and the lines diminished con­ success as a writer. Some some have threatened me FATHER mand comes from Europe, where answered. “ It’s signed, Whether you want a formal siderably. THE PORT Authority of New say I’m a good organizer. and even attacked me power plants are turning increasing­ ‘The Apostle Paul.’ ” church wedding or a siin- Today, an average of 20 ships wait York and New Jersey authorized a I’ve been a leader most physically. I am not too ly to steam coal. ATHUR UNKNOWN DEAR FATHER: I think ple, “ do-your-own-thing” in Hampton Roads no more than 15 study in November to determine the places I’ve been. good at keeping records. I you will have fewer regrets From New York to New Orleans (Submitted by the Rev. ceremony, get Abby’s new Herald photo by Cody days and a half-dozen are in line in feasibility of a 20-million ton facili­ 'T m over 50 years of age. I have been known to forget if you were to go along with to Long Beach, Calif., port officials C.W. Kirkpatrick, booklet. Send $1 plus a Baltimore. Norfolk & Western ty. have never preached in one whom I have baptized. your daughter’s wishes. I are planning enough new facilities Union Church of Christ, long, self-addressed, Railway and the Chessie System Long Beach, which has a lock on place for more than three “.However, if you can use vote go and perform your to bolster U.S. coal-export capacity Ludlow, Mass.) stamped (37 cents) coal piers in Hampton Roads are Japan and other Pacific Rim nations me, I shall do my best for to 440 million tons per year by 1985, years. In some places I fatherly duty. envelope to: Abby’s Wed­ Giving Life for \Christnnas loading at record levels of 1.5 because of its West Coast location, have left town after my you.’ ’ DEAR ABRV: My about four times the existing capaci­ ding Booklet, 12060 million tons per week. plans to expand from 3 million tons V .l work caused riots and dis­ The board member daughter is 25 and a college DEAR ABBY; I am an ty, according to the U.S. Maritime Hawthorne Blvd., Suite 3hips contract for loads ahead of annually to 5 million tons by next turbances. I must admit I looked over the committee. graduate. For the last amateur female musician. Blanche Newman (left) and Josephine Dickenson, members of the Administration. committee coordinating the local Red Cross blood donor program, time in both ports and are year. Within a decade, Long Beach guaranteed a berth on a designated decorate the Christmas tree with ornaments bearing the names of THE ACTIVITY has been due expects to be able to handle 30 largely to the inability of the Port of date. “ The backup is still there, but million tons per year through a new blood donors and volunteers. Other committee members'are Loralne' Hampton Roads, the nation’s it’s on paper,” said Anthony. facility. Leonard and Lillian Legeir. The Bloodmobile will be at the Army-Navy largest coal port, to handle the de­ The streamlined procedure at “ Some of them aren’t going to get Club at 1090 Main St. on Tuesday, Dec. 22, from 12:15 to 5:30 p.m. The mand for both steam and Hampton Roads and Baltimore have ’ built without long-term (coal It's all the same sodium lowered idle-time costs by $10 a ton, tree will be on display there. metallurgical coal, whiclTis used in purchase) contracts, some will get manufacturing. and the cost of transoceanic ship­ built later, and some won’t get built U.S. steam coal exports jumped ping has dropped $5 a ton because of to full scale,” predicts Anthony. DEAR DR, LAMB: it to me, in care of this that attitude your wife is from 2.5 million tons in 1979 to 16 a surplus of available ships. Could you give me some in- newspaper, P,0. Box 1551, probably right, the fat is ANOTHER CRITICAL factor in million tons in 1980. This year, an es­ formation on all the Radio City Station, New there to stay. And that in­ DESPITE Hampton Roads’ ap­ timated 30 million tons will be the terminal-expansion equation is sodiums and what effect York, NY 10019. cludes pill or no pill. parent recovery, the race for a piece exported. The National Coal whether the federal government they have on the body? 1 Your Health Not only does food Cellulite is a fad name. of the action was already in full Association projects overseas de­ will fund harbor dredging to ac­ mean sodium phosphate, processing, including can­ The fat that is called gear, and now some experts suggest comodate super-sized coal ships, moriosodium glutamate, Dear Santa mand for U.S. steam coal at nearly - « ... ning and freezing, add cellulite is exactly the there will likely be an overbuilding which can handle up to 150,(X)0 tons Lawrence Lamb, M.D. 80 million tons within the decade. sodium bicaronate and any sodium but it often same as fat accumulations of coal terminals withiii the next per load or twice the size of the ’The recent 16-nation World Coal other sodiums that we may decreases the potassium . elsewhere in the body when Uontinuf'd from piigr 111 Dear Santa, '» few years. • average collier being loaded today. Study predicts the United States will be consuming. Some content. The best way to examined chemically or How are you and how are your Price recently told coal industry President Reagan has made it ship 200 million tons by the year. sodiums are in all the get the optimal amount of under the microscope. elves? This year all I want is an executives meeting in Blacksburg, 2000. clear the choice of harbors for frozen prepared food you potassium and avoid That means the fat over Dear Santa, Atari, and I would like a stomper, Va., that they are overreacting to dredging depends on the ability of buy. Sodium and chlorine are The retained water may in­ Strikes at the mines in Australia excess sodium is- to the thighs and buttock is How are you? and a set o f stuff for my bike. I the demand and described the rush the ports to repay the costs through both basic elements. They crease the blood pressure and Poland during 1980 forced large I have high blood prepare foods at home eliminated the same way Is it very cold at the No'rth Pole? would like Astroids and space in­ to build new facilities as user fees, a change in policy from pressure and a heart condi­ care combined to form a in some people and that is users of metallugurical coal, such as rather than buying com­ fat elsewhere is Just a reminder my cousin Jennifer vaders for my Atari. Could you buy “ nonsense." previous administrations. tion. I live alone and use compound, sodium why doctors like people . Japan, to turn to the United States mercially prepared foods eliminated, by consuming Nunes wonts make-up. I will like something for my little brother. And Price said demand has already Complicating this tough stand, some frozen foods that con­ chloride. with high blood pressure to for their supplies. from the store. fewer calories than the smelly stickers, collection dolls and Todd my othe little brother. And get leveled off as stockpiles from last however, is the Reagan ad­ tain some sodiums. Sodium is sodium, avoid salt. They mean body uses. collecters idems. something for my mom and dad. I THE CRUSH was compounded year’s buying spree remain stacked ministration’s eagerness to take ad­ regardless of what it is sodium regardless of DEAR DR. LAMB: My Women are genetically hope you have a good Christmas. by a severe wjnter in Europe and the alongside European power stations, vantage of the demand and pump DEAR READER; Im combined with. Within, where the sodium comes wife has an accumulation Thank you, designed to have fat drive to rely less on nuclear and oil and Australia’s labor problems have health back into the U.S. balance of surprised you don’t ask your body fluids the from. of fat on her buttock which Lisa M. Serrambana Sincerely, deposits ■ over the buttock energy for power generation, been resolved. He warned that if all trade. By all indications, it’s not idle about the most common sodium separates from the she calls cellulite. She 162 Lake St. Lee O’Connor Herald photo by Pinto and "thighs and men are creating the market for steam coal. the facilities being planned were interest. sodium of all, sodium compound. Thus sodium You are absolutely right claims a pill .will help her Vernon 65 Baldwin Rd. more prone to have a big “ ’They needed coal and they were completed, it could only result in The U.S. Commerce Department chloride which is ordinary chloride breaks down into about food processing often lose the fat. I claim exer­ abdomen. Inherited or buying it on the spot market,” said excess capacity. estimates coal exports will add table salt. sodium and chloride ions. adding sodiurfl. I’m sen­ cise and eating less' will Bend your ear this way genetic traits are an im­ Tony Anthony of the National Coal “ Of those announced, more will more than $6 billion in trade income Keep in mind that most The sodium, regardless of ding you The Health Letter eventually help her reduce. portant factor in al b f this. , Association. not take place than do,” he said. “ I by 1985 and more than $14 billion by of the things in our world whether i.t comes from number 10-12, Salt: Your Who is correct? She said This jolly old Santa Claus and his little Parkade, waiting to cheer up the Christmas are chemical compounds sodium chloride or sodium Vital Sodium and The Hottentot women in Last year, Hampton Roads, have difficulty justifying any of the end of the'century. “friend”, all dressed in. red and white, are sit- shoppers, that this fat on the buttock them.’’ which mean two or more . glutamate or even sodium Potassiurri Balance, which South Africa are a good shipped a record 52 million tons, or is there to stay unless she example of genetic in­ 65.6 percent of total U.S. exports. T H E adm inistration ' ting in the window at the Youth Centre In the basic chemical elements bicarbonate, is the same discusses this. Others who takes the pill that is sold AS JAPAN goes “Down Under” fluence. They tend to have 4/ sm m ’ssm... Earlier this year, colliers were created a blue-ribbon Interagency are combined together to sodium. want this issue can send 75 commercially. to fuel its factories, the outlook for a very large fat pillow over lined up 165 deep in Hampton Roads, Working Group on Coal, tapping form a compound. So it is The sodium ions cause cents with a long, stamped, U.S. metallurgical coal exports is the buttock. waiting as long as three months for high-level executives from more wibpnordinary table salt. your body to retain water. self-addressed envelope for DEAR READER: With getting dim. a berth to load coal. In Baltimore, than a dozen government agencies, Metallurgical coal exports, which SUPER SANTA SALE the secortd largest coal port, up to 35 including the State Department, to soared to 56.8 million tons last year, determine coal policy. NRC to investigate ships waited as long as 75 days to are expected to return to a near­ dock. At the group’s first meeting in normal level of 49 million tons. The long lines cost foreign buyers August, Commerce Secretary Anthony said the long-term projec­ up to 315,IX)0 per day per ship in Malcolm Baldridge told them, "You © M attel, Inc. 1979 tion is for metallurgical coal, Ex-husband plays Santa All Rights Reserved leasing fees, boosting costs by about can help us change into a major Hampton Roads’ principal export, $10 a ton, and the buyers launch^ a world energy supplier and provide a foulty N-plant charge to remain steady below 50 million search for other ports to feed them key element in this administration’s DEAR DR. BEAKER: ly don’t know — but I would tons through 1990. before you feel truly free to 1st Come— — an invitation that sparked a flurry economic recovery program.” Although my ex-husband recommend that you get As a result, some of the planned, make this important deci­ of activity. ’The decision of whether to move rarely if ever sends the some counseling in order to facilities have already fallen by the sion. " ’The thing came on so fast, people ahead will depend heavily on how M o n t p e l ie r , vt. (U p i ) - The “ These workers are not nuclear Thomas of Milton, a former amount of child support he Ask develop an understanding wayside. You could save a life thought it was like a casino in Atlan­ the market develops during the next Nuclear Regulatory Commission engineers,’ ’, said Hoffman, adding methods technician, said they quit promi.sed on the day it,is of just what your concerns 1st Serve A temporary terminal in with help from Dr. tic City,” observed Joel Price, a few years, said John M. Pisani, said Friday it will investigate the former employees, one of whom their jobs because they were dis­ due. he is overly generous Dr. Blaker are about leaving this Moorehead City has shut down as its Blaker’s newsletter “ When leading Wall Street coal analyst. director of the Office of Port charges by former employees of a was a welding foreman, did actually couraged in their battles with with our children. r- seemingly destructive owners, Alla-Ohio Valley Coals Inc., Karen Blaker, Ph.D. a Loved One Threatens “ Everybody wanted to build a port, Development for the U.S. Maritime South Burlington firm who told a work on the pumps and felt some management over procedures they While I am scraping the relationship. wrestle with bankruptcy. A major Suicide.” Send 50 cents and to dredge.” Administration. Congressional subcommittee pumps may be cracked or have off-center found shoddy, dollars together to get An organization a stamped, self-addressed one per family term inal expansion project in A new coal terminal to handle 25- that could be crucial in preventing bearings. Janice Perraudin of Georgia, Vt,, through the month without providing services for the Baltimore has been scrapped, and a envelope to Dr. Blaker in 12 only TEM PORARY facilities sprouted million tons costs about $400 million, , nuclear power plant accidents were “ Some of the pumps are supposed a former secretary, said she was his support check, the blind might be able to offer care of this newspaper, up in Charleston, S.C., Moorehead rethinking is taking place in Hamp­ according to Soros Associates, an built with sledgehammers and to operate during a nuclear power fired. Another employee who came children go to visit him and counseling to you on a low- P.O. Box 475, Radio City City, N.C., and Savannah, Ga. Coal ton Roads, where another half-dozen engineering consultant firm that Krazy Glue. plant accident,” said Hoffman. forward with an affidavit, but in­ come back laden with gifts. cost basis, if that is a con­ Station, New York, N'T is being loaded midstream, direct terminals are in the planning stages. specializes in coal. “ Bearings being put on with The company manufactures sisted on remaining anonymous, And he has taken them to knowledge, and then On top of all this, we cern. c 10019. Master from barges, in Mobile, Ala., and “ The rate at which the nearterm was reportedly laid off. HOWEVER, most ports give the sledgehammers and Krazy Gluis several different pumps for nuclear expensive plays, dinners laughed when I have haven’t had sex for nine Perhaps you are Write to Dr. Blaker at Component with New Orleans, which has emerged as demand actually develops... will appearance of moving forward, en­ being used on nuclear pumps,” an plants, including those to be Hoffman said Ms. Perraudin gave out and might even have bumped into things or years. frightened to leave the Keyboard Component. the leading shipper of steam coal. strongly influence the development accounts of company officials the above address. The couraged by the coal suppliers and aide to. Rep. Edward Markey, D- triggered as part of the emergency given them some new fallen. All my friends are en­ security of this volume of mail prohibits Each sold separately. Plans blossomed for new coal ter­ decisions for coal terminals still in Mass., said as he read over an af­ core cooling system. ordering employees to sign “ route TV not included. buyers, who want the new facilities clothes. But worst of all, she couraging me to get a reiationship even though it personal replies, but MHTT£L £L£CTRDniCff minals in New York, Philadelphia, the planning stage,” Pisano wrote fidavit from David DesLauriers of sheets,” required to meticulously available to ensure an unclogged Those pumps are supposed to. They come back from tricked me into signing the divorce but I feel so mixed is so abusive. Yoii may questions of general in­ Moorehead City, Hampton Roads, recently for the Journal of St. Albans, a former machinist at function in the event of a possible trace the work done on nuclear house over to her daughter flow to ships. these visits beaming with up about whether that need to learn more skills to terest will be discussed in Baltimore, Charleston, Savannah, Commerce. “ A strong demand will the Hayward Tyler Pump Company. meltdown, the worst kind of nuclear equipment, for work the employees pleasure and I just sit there by her first marriage. I would be the best thing t o ' New Orleans boasts its capacity develop your independence future columns. Mobile, New Orleans and Long act as a catalyst and result in an Markey, chairman of the House accident; other pumps manufacture had trouble recalling if they had do. will be 102 million tons annually by reeking with resentment. thought I was affixing my Beach. Many are already uiider con­ 1985 terminal capacity which ap­ done. 1984, more than all of last year’s Interior Subcommittee on Oversight by Hayward Tyler are less'crucial to Where is the justice in this signature to some in­ What do you think? iNtEUn^SiON struction. proaches that required for the year The former employees, who and Investigations, called for the safety. world? surance claims. U.S. exports combined. Mobile has However, Price, Anthony and 2000.” worked at the plant for different DEAR READER: I real­ doubled its capacity to 10 million NRC investigation after receiving Hoffman said it is not known others suggest the panic building of “ A weak demand, however, would DEAR READER; I Intelligent Television tons and construction is underway to sworn affidavits from five former which pumps have been supplied to periods between 1976 and 1980, said coal terminals, not unlike the panic dampen the momentum created and gather you have custody of OPEN SUNDAY , double it again by 1983. Hayward Tyler employees ,wh,o which of three operating nuclear they came forward as a matter of Introducing the computer-based system buying of coal during the past two possibly lead to shortfalls in the alleged the company engaged in conscience, your children. You should Hampton Roads, nervous about plants or numerous others under keep that fact foremost in' The Craftsman^s Gallet that can change your family’s life. 1985-1990 period,” he concluded questionable quality control construction nationwide. “ I firmly believe in my heart that your mind so that you don’t With the Master Component, you can play super action names procedures. He said Hayward Tyler has if an inspection is not carried out become overly threatened to PM' The allegations were made public supplied pumps to the Rancho Seco very soon, we will have the extreme 11 6 Ike NFL Football, Major League Baseball, NBA Basketball Friday in a story published by the for Nuclear Plant near Sacramento,. potential for a very serous accident by this “ Santa Claus Syn­ Vegas Poker and Blackjack, and ABPA Backgammon. drom e" on the part of their Millstone N-plants called Vermont Vanguard Press. Calif.; Davis Besse near Toledo, in some part of this courftry, or father. Gift Ideas Keyboard Component, ** the INTELLIVI­ Indian Head Inc., which owns Ohio; and the M illstone II in some part of the world that could be This is important so you That Unique Gift! SION System can also help you with professional stock Hayward Tyler, issued a statement Connecticut. caused by a bad part from one of can remain calm and un­ analysis. Exercise your family into shape with the Jack saying it believes “ all allegations of The company also supplied pumps their pumps just failing," Hoffman adida^ ^ material defects in our quality con­ to both Three Mile Island 1 and II in said DesLauries wrote in hi& af­ flappable when your •stained Glass Nativity »Silk ZArrangements LaLanne Physical Conditioning course. Even design your own safe and very well run .children come home trol to be utterly without merit.” Pennsylvania. Both facilities r e - , fidavit. ./Bearing their gifts. •Soft Cuddly Dolls •Hobby Horses programs with our special BASIC cartridge. There’s a whde Indian Head spokesman Larry main closed since the accident My seond bit of advice is •Lace Ornaments •Christmas Decorations SHORTS' library of INTELLIVISION™ programs* for your family’s S y WATERFORD (UPI) — An in- good condition” and being operated Institute of Nuclear Power Clark said the company would march 1979 that put Three Mile to call your lawyer im­ •Wooden Toys •Barbie & Ken Clothes ment, from learning Conversational French to Jeane Dixon’c dependent inspection team con- in a “ safe manner by well qualified Operations suggested the plants cooperate with the NRC investiga­ Island in the international spotlight. Astrology. tion. mediately and take your •Applique Pillows *Ginger Bread Boys a d id a s N l^ ' SPORT RAGS eluded Friday the Millstone I hnd II personnel.” heeded three improvements: According to the Vanguard Press, husband to court for not ^ m e in today for a free demonstration of the INTELLIVISION™ nuclear power plants were in“ very However, inspectors of tlie —Increasing the size of its ■ “ We haven’t got anything to hide Hayward ’Tyler has been subject to keeping up his obligations. System. See for yourself how it can change your family’s life. training staff. from anybody,” said Clark. several inspections by the NRC Don’t play martyr and 80 CRAFTSMEN T SHIRTS —Reducing the amount of solid “ We manufacture pumps of the which ordered the company to EB praised highest possible quality... We keep limping along just & STILL GROWING radioactive waste generated. revise a quality control manual, but because you don’t want to Paraphernalia law —Increasing monitoring of believe there is not a better product found no major problems. Sunday til Christmas 12-5 SOCCER SHIRTS for delivery start trouble. Cartridges In Stock radioactive contamination. on the market, and since we’ve had At a news conference Friday, A legal move on your no complaints from our customers, DesLauriers said he was ordered Northeast Utilities, which GROTONj Conn. (UPI) - Elec­ part will help him get his MASTER CHARGE S OPEN MOM.-SAT. 10-« WARM UPS we’re not the only ones who think several times to officially verify operates the two plants and one tric Boat fulfilled its promise to priorities straight. , VISA WELCOME THORS. TIL » appedled in U.S. court other in Connecticut, said it would it’s a good product,” he said. operations he did not perform. Before deciding the allegations He said he never personally deliver seven submarines to the 58 COOPER ST. FOOTWEAR put the recommendations into Navy this year and won praise from DEAR DR. BEAKER: I were serious enough to warrant a witnessed assembly line workers MANCHESTER PORTLAND, Maine (UPI) — ’The U.S. District Court, where Judge effect. the Pentagon Friday for its achieve­ have been blind for two and full NRC probe, David Hoffman, the using Krazy Glue on the pumps, but a half years and during ^ At SieUnt’d New England Accessories ’Trade Edward T. Gignoux last week issued INPO was established in 1979 by ment. 647-8161 ^ s Markey aide, said his’office said he brought nine tubes of the that time I have been both 2 Main Strsst, ManchsstsrS 6479997 445 HARTFORD RD. U I / m ANCHESTER Association has appealed a federal a decision upholding the law that the nation’s nuclear utilities to set George Sawyer, assistant Navy R A 7 0 Q Q fl reviewed the affidavits with Robert glue to the assembly area one day physically and emotionally 643-7111 or 646-3998 { court ruling that upheld the con-| makes it a minor criminal offense to “ standards of excellence” for safety secretary for shipbuilding and Pollard, a former NRC safety and, later that afternoon, noticed abused by my wife. Opsn Mon-Sat 9-9; e TAKE i-64 TO KEENEY ST. EXIT stitutionallty of Maiine's law ban­ sell devices such as marijuana and management. logistics, sent a message to EB, engineer and member of the Union they had been used up. She has changed the fur­ FARR’S Sunday 11-6 | THE PEOPLE WHO BRING YOU LOW PRICES AND PERSONAL S ning the sale of drug paraphernalia, pipes, roach clips and cocaine All of the nations nuclear plants calling the completed schedule “ a officials said FridaV. belong to the institute and voluntari- of ^ncemed Scientists, a group DesLauriers, Fred Lozon of niture around without my Its ISaCSM eat liAXjEASMCiaaOaaC EM XM EMC spoons. substantial step toward our rnutual ly undergo inspections and critical of the nuclear power in­ Colchester, a former Hayward The association filed an appeal in goal of maritime superiority.’’ evaluations. dustry. ’Tyler shop foreman, and Alfred 22 - THE HERALD. Sat., Dec. 19. 1981 THE HERALD. Sat.. Dec. 19, 1981 — 23

liDVEimSING ADVERTISING 4 ★ DEMNJNE Classified 643'2711 RATES 22— Condominiums Minimum Charge LOOK FOR THE STARS m o t i c e s EMPLOYMENT 23— Homes (or Sale 35— Heating-Plumbing 46— Sporting Goods 12;-.00 nooo the day 58— Misc for Rent 15 W ords 24— Lota-Land lor Sale 36— Flooring 47— Garden Products .S^Homes/Apts. to ShR^e before publication. Lost and Found 13— Help Wanted l^ ln ve a tm e n i Property 37— Moving-Trucking-Storage48— Antiques 2— Personals 14— Business Opportunities 26— Business Property 36— Services Wanted ' 49— Waqted to Buy AUTOMOTIVE PER WORD PER DAY Deadline for Saturday is 3 " Announcements 15— Situatiort Wanted . 27— ' Resort Property 5Q— Produce Look for tfie Classified Ad^ with) stars; stars help get you better results. A^Chrlstmas Trees 28— Real Estate Wanted 1 D A Y ...... 14(F 12. noon Friday; Mon­ S— Auctions MISC.FOR SALE RENTALS 61— Autos (or Sale day's deadline is 2:30 EDUCATION MISC. SERVICES 62— Trucks (or Sale 3 D A Y S ...... 13(t FINANCIAL 40— Household Goods 52— 7-Po6ms for Rent 63— Heavy Equipment (or Sale Friday. 18— Private Instructions 41— Articles tor Sale 53— Apartments for Rent 64— Molorcycles-Bicycles 6 D A Y S ...... 12«p Put a star on Your od and see what a difference it makes. 10— Schools-Classes 31— Services Offered 42— Building Supplies 65— Campers-Trailers-Mobile 8— Mortgage Loans 54— Horfiee lor Rent Phone 643-2711 20— Instructions Wanted 32— Pamting-Papering 43— Pels-Birds-Dogs 55— Offices-Stores lor Rent Homes 26 D A 'Y S ...... 11 It 9— Personal Loans *' 33— Building-Contracting 44— Musical Instruments 56— Resort Property (or Rent 66— Automotive Service HAPPY ADS $3 00 PER INCH 10— Insurance REAL ESTATE 34— Rooting.Siding 45— Boats & Accessories 57— Wanted to Rent 67— Autos (or Rent-Lease Telephone 643-2711, AAonday-Friday 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.

Building Contracting 33 Dogs-BIrds-Pets 43 Apartments lor Rent S3 Apartments lor Reni 53 Autos For Sale 61 NEWSPAPER BINGO EVERYTHING New Game Starts .Every Wedneeday. DESIGN KITCHENS, CHRISTMAS PUPPY FOR E A ST H A R T F O R D - 2 » FOR CHRISTMAS cabinets, vanities, counter SALE: Pure-breed female bedroom with heat & hot AUTO LEASING RENTAL UNIQUE GIFT IDEA ment, second Hoor. Heat, . oidies But Goodies at) Continuea Thru Tuesday tops, kitchen cabinet fronts Collie, playful, friendly, water, close to busline, AT MARLOW’S’ or Until There’s A WInnerl . custom woodworking, loves children, cats and appliances, wall to wall Limited. Rent-A-Car. ad For yourself or a friend. HOLIDAY colonial reproductions. dogs. 5 months old. $50. carpeting, tile .bath, dis­ 1*2.95 day, 100 free miles. ai This- standard cassette Gift and Thrift Center For J.P. Lewis 649-9658. Telephone 875-1629. posal, etc. No pets. Call Nn J?”-t' Automobiles bought, sold, ai UTotivates Po.iit-ive Everything. 649-5221 - 867 Tharo Are 10 “BINGO BUGS” 528-1494. '• e n te d . 323 Center Street! Thinking, Relaxation, GIFTi^UIDE Main Street, Manchester, 'Your Community Newspaper" ELECTRICAL SERVICES $295. Telephone 646-7690. M an ch ester. T eleph on e CT. In Today’s Herald. These 8 Are Wanted to Buy 49 at Stress Management, Self- When - We do all types of Elec­ VERNON-ROCKVILLE - THREE ROOMS - first 6^7-0908, Ask for Bill. fi Confidence and a Sense of trical Work! Licensed. Call On busline. Brand new Part of them . CASH FOR YOUR Proper­ floor Excellent area. GOVERNMENT General Well Being. $10.00 B E A I TIE l I. after 5:00 p.m ., 646-1516. three room apartments - at ty. We buy quickly and con­ Security deposit. No pets. SURPLUS CARS AND per cassette. Make check DO I.E c i .o t i i e :s Extra large rooms with TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY fidentially. TTie Hayes Cor­ 1 ^ 1 for newlyweds. 649- TRU CK S now available at payable to ABLE BEAUTIFUL BARBIE route PLEASE READ Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 poration. 646-0131. large closets. $300 per ANTIQUES AND CRAK’l'.S Residential & Commercial month. Security and through government'sales, at CENTER, 317 Green Road, DOLL DRESSES - 80f. T H E COUNTRY YOUR AD Construction. Remodeling, references required. HRRRniM CENTER fnnr *-71^569- M anchester, Ct. 646-7917 Bridesm aid’s Outfit - $2.75, home improvements, ad­ 0241 for your directory on CHRISTMAS SH O P - Wedding Outfit - $3.75. 643- Clistlllad ad« ira lakan •Available January 1st. TV’S • STEREOS ditions', bathroom & * RENTALS rooms, heat and hot water purchase. Open 24 at) Antiques and Crafts. 6452 Irookinq over Itw phone aa a con- Telephone 875-1128 9-5 kitchen remodeling, •••••••••••••••••••••••• included. $330 per month, hours SHOP AL SIEFFERTS Fernwood Farm, 261 vanlenca. The Herald la CLERK - MANUFACTURING Monoay-Saturday. Space to plant garden, ride . • ' ______a d BIBLES & KOOK.s roofing, siding, repairs, Rooms for Rent 52 APPLIANCES - 445 Hart­ Hebron Road, Bolton. (3 retponalbla for only one hi- Part Time a bicycle or enjoy a walk in ,970 cH E V Y IM PALA - at door & window replace­ M A N C H E S T E R - T w o ford R 6ad, Manchester: miles South of Bolton REASON FOR THE corract Insertion and than Kurtz Brothers, Inc. Is offering an excellent entry the country. No pets. do„r hardtop. ment and alterations. 646- R O O M F ( ) R ' g e n t l e ­ bedroom apartment at Sun­ at 647-9997. SU PER SANTA Center), Open Tuesday '- SEASON — God gave His only to the alia of tl|p level opportunity for a bright, ambitious person 1379. S e c u r 11 y r e q u 1 r e d . automatic, V8, needs body m a n with kitchen ny Brook Village. $440 in­ SALE! Video Tape Sunday, 1-5 p.m. 649-0389. Best. Share the Best with a original Insertion. Errors with a clerical background. This Immediate part Telephone 646-6776. ,york. $ 2 50 or best offer a d privileges, washer and cludes heat, not water, Recorders, TV’s, Stereos, gift from BIBLES & wMch do not leaaan ths time position can lead to a full time career with a DENNIS R. MILLER - „ . Telephone 646-1395. » APPMANCES dryer. Phone 643-5600. appliances and air- STORRS: Spacious two . Washers, Dryers, BOOKS, 840 Main Street, PS value of the advarUaamant manufacturing concern. Remodeling, additions, conditioning. Ideal for 649-3396. bedroom conaom inium, I t i ! ! * * ...... ****'.****.****11! at Refrigerators, Freezers. HOLIDAY SUPER SAVERS will not be corrected by an For appointment, please call - 643-9576 roofing, rec rooms, pan­ ps FURNISHED ROOM - older couple. No pets. baths and den, applianced Motorcycles-BIcycles 64 at) MUCH M ORE! SHOP PEARLS - 649 Main additional Insertion. eling, gutters, aluminum heat and hot water. Si 26 Damato Enterprises, 646- GIE'I’ SHIK'rS PS and vinyl siding installed and carpeted. $350 a ” .!?*AIir*.!!*!!**r!***,*,**!' Street, Downtown KURTZ BROTHERSp INC. per month. Security and 1021 . • month. No ^ts. Telephone 1979 CM-400 T, Excellent SI) PETS AND SUPPLIES year round. Telephone 649- Manchester. 643-2171. PERSONAL TEE - Per­ PS 40 Oardan Grove Road references. Call Bill, 649- 429-3414 condition, asking $1100. Dishwashers from $249,00; sonalized Fun and 2954. 4432. St) MANCHESTER PET fflaurlirstrr Manchester, C T M ANCHESTER - Deluxe '______8900 m iles. Call 528-6849. Ranges from $249.00; ^ortswear. Great gifts for ps CENTER - Good Quality one bedroom townhouse, TWO BEDROOM Brick M icrowaves from $199.00. Christmas. 1081 Main Heating-Plumbing 35 Apartments for Rent 53 and Advice make good PS private entrance, patio and a3 GREAT GIFTS WITH Street, Manchester. 646- i'lrrali'i ’Townhouse. 1 Vi! baths. $425 iS?f,99 „ sense. Are you paying too PS $180 PER-WEEK PART SALES: Tired of real es­ full basement.Includes per month plus utilities. KAWASAKI, fairing. St) COMPLETE SERVICE. 3339. TIME at home. Webster, tate franchise problems?: SCHALLER PLUMBING- MANCHESTER- One and heat, appliances, carpeting Available immediately, baggage-rack, saddle bags, much ' for your pet ps America’s foremost dic­ Associate yourself with a HEATING- Water pump two bedroom apartments and air-conditioning. $430 Keith Real Estate, 646- low "'I'ooge $1350. 688- supplies? Stop in — it will HAND MADE specialists, balso, reoodeti be worthwhile. M ixed PS tionary company needs high volume established available. Centrally monthly. No pets. Damato 4126; 6201 Ask for Andrea. ELECTROLUX - Buy EOLLEETIBLES home workers to update, service or repairs. FREE located on busline near Enterprises, 646-1021. SI) breed puppies, tropical and □ NOTICES professional. Highest com­ Someone You Love an AN O L D FASHIONED ps local mailing lists. All tISTIMATES. 649-4266. shopping center and ad goldfish, parakeets, missions, five - boards, MANCHESTER - 4V4 room Raleigh ELECTROLUX VACUUM CH RIStM A S at the ages, experience un­ schools. For further details FIVE LARGE ROOMS for canaries, finches, small ps professional training. For apartment, first floor, two folding Bike. Never us^. at CLEANER for a Christ­ VlLLAOlfTHARM YARN Lost and Found necessary. Call 1-716-842- Flooring 36 call 649-7157. couple, second floor of two animals. 687 Main Street. confidential interview, call ^___„ . . . Cost $294. Will sell for $200, m as Gift. Call: 646-3875. BARN — with handmade ps 6000, Ext. 5063. K. Champ, FRI, 647-9144. family. Rent plus utilities bedroom. Convenient to Telephone 649-3893, (1-203) 649-4273. Gift wrap­ Wheels gifts and decorations by FLOORSANDING - Floors, 118 MAIN STREET - 3 and and deposit.' Available shopping and busline. ______at ping and lay-a-way plan ps LO V A BLE ABANUONEI)' local craftsman plus craf­ PANTRY PERSON full or like new! Specializing in 4 room heated apartments, now. Telephone 871-7997.■ Available immediately.' NOTICE OF alwaysavailable. p s BABYSITTER NEEDED A K ir r E N S ting supplies. 133 Spruce part time. Ask for Chef. weekdays to pick up boy at older floors. Natural and hot water, no appliances. $400 per month plus ANNUAL MEETING LOST: Large short haired, stained floors. No waxihg A ps 643-2751. 5:30 p.m. from day care Security - tenant in­ MANCHESTER - Newly utilities. 649-4000,______q F THE UNITED WAY PET TOWNE - Tri-City C A N Y O U GIVE A declawed tiger tabbby. anymore! John Verfaille, 9699. ps Waddell Road area, School.on Waddell Street. Get Your Cards Today from: surance. 646-2426, 9-5 decorated two bedroom A Plaza. IF IT SWIMS. OR LOVABLE ABANDONED 646-5750. M A N C H E S T E R - F iv e OF MANCHESTER, HOPS, Creeps or Slithers - THE CALICO PATCH - Manchester. Telephone Entails 30 minutes a day Davis Family Restaurant, Caldor Shopping Plaza; Flower weekdays. apartment. Access to shop­ Kitten or Cat a home for ps room duplex located on INC. A 210 Pine Street, evenings 647-1884. maximum. Telephone 646- Fashion,, 86 E. Center St.; Harvest Hill Package Store, ping centers, buslines and It’s Here; Quality the Holidays — 633-6581, p s 0517 after 6 p.m. Manchester Parkade: Highland Park Market, 317 Highland St.; □MISC. FOR SALE MANCHESTER MAIN schools. For further bu slin e. C onven ien t to The annual meeting of the A Creatures and Superior 342-0571, M anchester. 646-6408. A dpwntown. No appliances, members of the United Way of ^ Supplies at money saving Unique Little Quilt Shop FOUND: Bible with in K.B. Automotive, Broad Street; Lynch Motors, 500 W, Center S T R E E T - T w o ro o m details, please call 528-4196 ps SI,; Nasslll Photo, Main Street; Optical Style Bar, Main Street; •••••••••••••••••••••••• utilities are extra. Securi- Manchester, Inc. will be held on ^ prices. 644-3510. featuring everything for scription. Telephone 646- HOUSEKEEPER apartment. Heated, hot between 9 and 5 pm or g a m e s -t o y .s .<:r ,\e t s p s NEEDED Immediately for Regal’s Men's Shop, Main Street; Slettert'a Appliances, 445 Household Goods 40 water, appliances. No pets. after 5 pm and weekends, ty and references re q u ir^ . January 13. 1982, at Connecticut today’s quilter and m ore! 2499. A d u lts o n ly . N o p e ts . Banltand^rrustCompany 893Main HOBBY HUT - 281 Vz Manchester Home. Daily. Hartford Road; Westown Pharmacy, 455 Hartford Road; Diet •••••••••••••••••••••••• Security, Parking. 649-7157. SPOR'riNC GOODS Gifts and gift certificates, ps a AvflilahlP lannarv U t Tall Street, Manchester, at 4:30 p.m. Oakland Road (Rt. 30) Some Cooking. References Center, 113 Main St., also Pic an' Save. 725 E. Middle Tpke. USED Telephone 523-7047. Avaiiaoie January iSt. ca ll meeting is held for the purpose Christmas prints, trims, IMPOUNDED Cards will also be available at the Diet Center, 527 Burnside A l a y -a -w a y s p o r t i n g South Windsor, CT. (203) ps required. Call 646-2597. . REFRIGERATORS, MANCHESTER - Newly alter d p.m ., D47-1UJ7. of electing new Directors, accep- patterns, kits, books, ^MANCHESTER - Male. 2 Avenue, East Hartford, and at the HI FI Stereo House, Vernon 0) GIFTS — Gift Certificates 644-2355. Gift certificates Circle. ' W ASH ER S, R A N G E S - MANSFIELD CENTER - decorated one bedroom • ••••••••••••••••••••••• committee reports, and such strawberry shortcake ps years old. Poodle. Rachel “ at NASSIFF ARMS, 991 available - Visa and Clean, Guaranteed. Parts Woodsedge Apartments. apartment. Access to shop­ Homes for Rent. 54 other business as may properly cutouts, and a large selec- Rd. 646-4555. A Main Street, Manchester - Mastercard accepted. ps & Service. Low prices! ONE MONTH’S FREE ping centers, buslines and • ••••••••••••••••••••••• come before such meeting. tion of fabrics and 647-9126. MODELS, TRAINS, B.D. Pearl & ^ n , 649 Main RENT. Newly renovated, schools. For further details 456'A MAIN S T R E E T - six Noel Belcourt supplies. ps Announcements 3 rooms, $400, plus utilities. President Games, telescopes and Homes For Sale 23 Services Offered 31 Street. 643-2171. country setting. Two .please call 528-4196 A ■ p s EARN EXTRA NEW PAY SCALE bedrooms. From $285 to between 9 and 5 pm or No appliances. Tenant in- UNITED WAY OF microscopes. Tuesday, T H E BITTERSWEET PS FLEA MARKET: Evehy Articles lor Sale 41 $325, includes appliances after 5 pm and weekends, surance. S ^ u rity . 646-2426 M ANCHESTER A OUTER-WEAR Thursday, and Friday: SHOP — Save Now! Vz Noon - 9 p.m,, Saturday 10- Sunday 10-5. Coventry an­ INCOME and parking. 429-1270 , 233- 649-7157. weekdays. _ _ A oP E N tTo W ! ! ! Price on most Christmas tique center, 1140 Main WOKTa LH.0. LICENSED DAY CARE & WE NEED ... 9660 or 232-0761. ------022-12 Of ’’MARKDOWN” - ite m s. Gifts, Antiques, JS Street, Coventry, Dealer $200,000 fsmily Cwnpsrouml, 90 acres HOME - Will watch your ' RN’s/LPN’s EXTRA large two room ef­ TWO HOUSES FO R R E N T ------T p irA i v r Y T iz -g ----- “ Famous Maker Outer- Jewelry, Teas Herbs. space available. Telephone child or infant days. Call & 54.900 Col., ficeiiUce. 494, llini. skint A 2V» ROOM AND A 3 ficiency, wall to wall, heat, - New six room Cape, $575 LtOAL, NlillGL A Wear for the Entire Fami- BA.SKETS & WICKER 742-9698. Home Health Aides 646-0262. R oute 44A, Bolton. 643- ALUMINUM SHEETS ROOM APARTMENT per month. Nice six room Town of Andover jt ly at Discount Prices - .30% Homemaker/ 65.000 Ctpe, fuN BsmL, inuMcUite parking, appliances. $260. THE WICKER COTTAGE 7800. & used as printing plates. .007 AVAILABLE. Heat, hot Security, references. 646- Colonial, $495 per month. Planning & Zoning 3 off. Jackets, Vests ’■MAINSTREET■’ is com­ Openings for: 135.000 9 Rm„ Col., new constniction, BABYSITTER — Specializing in baskets, J® Companions thick, 23x28Vi’^. 50c each, water, appliances. 1642 after 5 weekdays. Call for details. Strano Commtsaion at and Ski Wear. Glen Lochen HORSE’? OE E(H KSE! ing to Manchester on New Breakfast, Lunch (niMcing AVAILABLE, Martin or 5 for $2.00. Phone 643- Real Estate, 643-1878. wicker furniture, wail p s to provide home care School area. Call after 3 References; Security. Call ______The Planning & Zoning Commls- 2 Malt, Glastonbury. Open THE MAPLEWILD TACK Year’s Eve. Call Connec­ 95.900 R. lUnch, 4 Bd, lik. Clean lives here 2711. They MUST be^iicked hangings and bath Closing Shifts p.m . 649-2094. after 6 pm, 646-39II. You’ll never know the Every Night till Opip ROOM of Bolton is ps ticut Sound Productions. Call or come In for up before 11:00 a.m. only. THREE BEDR^M - Two ^ f A accessories. Route 84, Ver­ Full-Time, Part-Time 140.000 4 Bl, Split Ranch, Famil]i An. power of Classified until featuring Stuben Sigfried 644-0691. full baths, full basement - level of the Town Office Building, BICYCLES non (across from Golf- p s Information, 643-9515 SNOWPLOWING EAST HARTFORD - 2 A) Saddles at $499.95. See us Flexible hours . 145,OUO Unique U&H Forest (His, rmandng HOLIDAY SPECIAL! Six you use it yourslef. Call on bus line. N ice area. Monday, December 28.1981 at 7;30 Land). 646-6219. Monday - Commercial & Residen­ bedroom, brand new BICYCLES AND f o r major brands of p s VIRGIN ISLANDS - (6) end rolls for $1.00. today to place an ad.. * Close to schools, churches p.m. on the petition of Mr. Dennis A) Saturday 10-5. Sunday 1-5, AIDE AND ASSISTANCE 149.000 Ok) Col., 4Bd.. luO BsmL linoleum & wall to wall CAMPING EQUIPMENT English and Western equip­ January 31st, February tial. Ma,flchester. and stores. $600 per month, suba for a hoee occupancy per- ps DF N.E. CONN. INC. MUST be picked up before carpeting, heat, hot water, A) — Sporting (Joods, Ice ment, Christmas cards and 13th. Air and Land Reasonable. Free es­ Call Ed or Dan, at 649-2947. professional engineer^ ELOKIST Uniforms provided, 368 Main 8t, Manchester 155.000 Ten Rm., Col. 4-S Bd, Tireplaced UL 11:30 am at the Manchester parking. Near busline. Call Skates, Sleds, Barbells, more! MAPLEWILD ps Included. $729, Transporta­ timates. Call anytime 646- Herald Office. ■ ______located on 31 Townsend Road, free food, pleasant 528-2914. 9:30-5:30, or 528- Hockey, Exercise Equip­ KRAUSE FLORIST - 621 TACK RpOM, Toomey ps tion to J.F.K.. camping working conditions, 109,900 Private selling in this 6+Rm., CoL, 5489, 646-1327. Bible Quilt CO VENTRY - four room approval by the Plan- OFFICE HOURS Sen. rnancini 1719 after 6 p.m. ment. F A R R ’S, 2 Main Hartford Road. Weddings, Road (at Bolton Center), equipment and jeeps and regular raises. Mon. - Fri. tf-4 SEASONED oak firewood housp annlianrpq% S^7A. "‘"6 and Zoning Commission of An- ps , 94,400 Reduced R. Randi, 3 Bd, full Bsini, DICK’S SNOWPLOWING - nouse, appliances.\ dover, Connecticut. A) Street, Manchester - 643- corsages, fresh flower Bolton, CT 649-5550. provided. Telephone 633- EOE/AAP for sale - for deliveries call plus u tu itie s. S e cu rity ^t this hearing interested persons Owner financitq; Parking lots, driveways, 7111. arrangements, silk ps 7441 or 236-2996. George Griffing, Andover. deposit. Telephone 646-2972 may be heard and written corn- A) JEWELER.S 88,500 Ranch, 7Rn„ 2 fireplaces, apartments, stores, arrangements, plants, ps APPLY, RocUei^e section. 742-7886 after 5 p.m . weekdays. ■ munications received. A copy of A) ANTIQUES Christmas Trees sidew alks, sanding. 646- HOW-TO the application is on file in the Of* funeral flowers. 643-9559. This Christmas let the 2204. BROOKS ANTIQUES - ps MERRILL LYNCH REALTY AIR Compressor - % HP, • •••••••••••••••«•»••••• fice of the Town Clerk, Town Of- A) CHRISTMAS DIAMOND SHOWCASE MCDONALDS SUBSTITUTE BARROWS C o T f>ce Building, Andover, Connec­ ^M anchester Mail, 811 Main ps 15 g a llo n tan k . T hree* OffIces*Stores ARRANGEMENTS - . help you discover the TEACHERS needed for • 358 Burnside Rve., LH. 289-6881 WILL DO Babysitting in TJStreet, Manchester. months old. $225 or best tor Rent 55 PARK HILL JOYCE magic of love ... with a Vt ps Manchester daycare center my home. Verpfank school • ••••••••••••••••••••••• Dated in Andover, Connecticut this A WANTED ANTIQUE LIVING offer. 647-1660. FLO W ER SHOP: FTJp. carat total weight 46 WEST morning and afternoon. MMOESTER ( VKtMfV area. Telephone 649-3219. W O R K S P A C E O R and 23rd day of December, FURNITURE, glass ps CHRISTMAS Please call 646-7090 for ap­ . Fruit Baskets, Christmas matching engagement ring "ClfX MOnr — Sates price and ncone BRASS Fireplace screen STORAGE SPACE FOR ^ cloclvs. dolls and collec- PS­ pointment. Parties, Flowering Plants. and wedding ring for just linHs increased. Do you qnalHy’ CaD 649- PROFESSIONAL PIANO fram e 42 Vz by 28 Vz. Skyway RENT in Manchester. No Smlaslo? ® tibles. Ask for Harold - 646- TREES CENTER 4000. Call: 649-0791. $399.00. Season’s Greetings PS TUNING and Repair. Call garment bag, Electrolux lease or security deposit. of Andover A 9243 or 646-2690. PART TIME Proof 'IDSSail 0m» raUMM' Spadou 3 Susan Akm entin at 228- from the DIAMOND 19 Lewis Street shampooer and polisher. Reasonable rates. Suitable John l. Koatic, PENTLAND FLORIST - ps Operator. Hours, 2-5. Bdrm Raised Ranch nrtfa l|, covered porch 3552. A) COME SEE A PIECE OF (behind barn) All perfect cortdition. 649- for small business. Retail chairman Visit Us For All Your SHOWCASE, Manchester ST. Experienced preferred. osorlooUnt a neR mainlainod lam) Lo« 690's. PRINCESS DIANA’S VEIL ps 9815. and commercially zoned! •______Holiday Needs. See Our Parkade. « *13“® any tree Will train right applicant. ' VERSRTRi UTERTlIRtCRT CSmr at Has If. Id Victorian Christmas Painting-Papering 32 Call 872-1801, 10 to 5. L E G A L N O T IC E Choice Selection, 24 Birch ps Equal (Importunity 4 Idm Gar. Col phis many other custom « OPEN HOUSE, December BRAY’S JEWELRY SKAtES: Boys hockey and Street - 643-6247. “ Pleasing Saturday and Sunday SUPERINTENDENT Employer. Contact Linda Ipataras! RsUni 6106,500. STORE - 737 Main Street, ps adult figure. Also, room NEWLY RENOVATED Town of Andover * * 19th and 20th, 12:00 to 4:30 You Is Our Pleasure.” 10-4 needed for live-in position Maselli, 646-4004. DWHR nRXRCMC »»»RRRlF-Ono or tivo INTERIOR PAINTING, M anchester, CT. ps humidifier. Telephone 649- 310 sq u a re fe e t o ffic e Public Hearing of p.m. RED GOOSE FARM in Manchester. Only hard famdy home possibte, 9 rms plus 4 ear farata. over ten years experience, Specializing in Bulova, 674,900. 4367. available. Main Street ANTIQUES, Goose Lane, CENTERPIECES, FRUIT ps 646-4126 or working individuals need RELIABLE low rates and senior citizen ... ^ ^ „ I „ on Proposed Subdivision Seiko, Pulsar, Accutron, l o c a t i o n W ith a m p le Regulations Coventry. 742-9137. BASKETS, Flowering 647-9546 apply. Must be capable and EXPERIENCED woman "IBOteORIIOOO PtClUa STORr-hosInoss discounts. 643-^80. Timex Watches. Also, ps NEW QUEEN OR KING parking. Call 649-2891. The Town Planning & Zoning Com- Plants For Your Holiday willing to repair gas for heavy housecleaning only - toed sales and food inconn. $39,900. BOUGHT AND SOLD At Finest Jewelry.' FREE ps heating systems, stones, aRTURi 21 uwsn nut estrti SIZE Waterbed, never ------;------mission of Andover, Connecticut Needs. BROWNS LOTTERY TICKET with •••••••••••••••••••••••• and light laundrj, one day a will hold a public hearing on Mon­ THE ANTIQUE MARKET minor electrical and do 353 Cmite, 6L 649-4000 INTERIOR AND opened, 10 year warranty, FLOWERS, INC., 145 Main purchase of $10.00 or more. ps week. $30 to, start. Lunch day, December 28, 1981 at 7:30 PLACE, 811'Main Street. Mortgage Loans 8 walnut stained pine frame, ★ Street, Manchester 643-5617. •••••••••••••••••••••••a cleaning for large apart­ provided. Pleasant at­ •••••••••••••••••••••••• EXTERIOR painting, p.m. in the lower level of the Town 12,000 SQ. FT. Of Small p s ment complex. Call for ap­ paper hanging. Carpentry headboard, deck, pedestal, MORTGAGE LOANS - 1st; mosphere. References B A S E M E N T S T O R A G E Office Building on Subdivision Shops. Auctions 7pm Every J & J JEW ELERS - 785 ' pointment between 9 a.m. Work. Fully insured. J.P. mattress, liner, heater plus ps 2nd; 3rd. ALL KINDS, required. Phone 643-1772 □ BUSINESS A R E A w ith dirt floors. Regulations proposed for adoption Thursday. VANITY CAR PLATES Main Street, Manchester. and noon, Monday thru between 7 and 8 a.m . Lewis & Son, 649-9658. padded siderails. $199. 563- First room IBVa ft.x is ft.; Planning & Zoning ’’Qliality Merchandise at ps Homeowners and Commer­ 0811. R ocky Hill. Friday, 528-1300. Monday-Friday. and SERVICES second room 23 ft.xisvii ft. Commission of Andover, Connec- 'I Y P E W R ri ER.S ENGRAVED-RAISED Old Fashioned Prices.” cial. Realty state-wide. LE’TTERS. ps oooooooosooooooooooooooo S30 monthiv 649-0717 bearing interested 14K Chains / Bracelets / Credit rating unnecessary. Intarhir/Ext«1ar M ating. T A G S A L E S m om m y. M S-uaf. persons may appear and be heard YALE TYPEWRITER ORGANIZATION JS Willp^tiw^iad Df^Jl Diamond Earrings / Pen­ Reasonable. Confidential. Services Offered 31 •••••••••••••••••••••••• and written communications SERVICE — Typewriters Emblems. Business Cards. GLASTONBURY PARKS & RECREATION Rebuilt, Portable dants and Cultured Pearls. ® Quick arrangement. thuity prvtfnimul Mrl Wanted to Rent 57 received. Copies of the proposed Name Pins. Button Making i * •••••••••••••••••••••••• regulations are on file in the Office Keepsake Your Christmas ALVIN LUNDY AGENCY, DEPARTMENT REWEAVING BURN iMSMiUt irictt. Rm ^ Typewriters, From $20.00. Machines/Supplies. ' 15 G A R A G E T Y P E of the Town Qerk, Town Office Diamond Source. 100 Constitution Plaza, HOLES. Zippers, um­ nthntn. My hwW Sales and Service. MANCHESTER RUBBER IS PART-TIME OPENINGS (T L. McHUQH Typewriter and Adding Hartford. 527-7971; The Glastont>ury Parks & Recreation Department has openings brellas repair^. Window CRAFTT SALE INSIDE - BUILDING for automotive . . STAMPS, 20 Birch - 649- HARDWARE evenings: 233-6879, 233- shades, Venetian blinds. 643-8321 Machines. 51 Purnell ' p s for the following part-time positlfifis: Saturday and Sunday, repairs for leading national tfth anJ"z3r^""d“ y“ of 4489. Visa - Master.Card. ENGLAND TRUE VALUE 9 6885. Keys. TV FOR RENT. Place. 649-4986. Ice Skating Coordinator After school recreation leaders D ecem ber 19th and 20th. c o m p a n y December, 1981. HARDW ARE - Route 44A Ice Skating Supervisor Marlow’s, 867 Main Street. >/ , Y 1400 TELEVISIONS Diving Instructor •••••••••••••••••••••••• All homemade crafts. 14 Manchester area. We need planning & Zoning FRUl’l’ BASKETS Bolton. 649-5201. K E R o! Ice Skating Instructor Swim Instructor 649-5221. 3,000-3,500 plus sq. ft. Commission of Andover Cambridge Street. Sniall-Medium-Larg* SUN SALES AND Service, Aeorbic Exercise Instructor Pool Supervisor « Building Contracting 33 Please call collect, 1-401- John L. Kostic, Chairman HOLIDAY SUPER SAVERS Manchester. FANCY FRUIT BASKETS Kerosene, Skil power tools, p s ^Weight-lifting. Instructor Facility Supervisors BRICK, BLOCK, STONE - 724-8198. m -ll______SHOP PEARLS - 649 Main LJ EMPLOYMENT — Order Early. Also Stanley hand tools, plum­ Concrete. Clhimnqy TAG AND CRAFT SALE - A patchwork quilt for Wicker Items. PERO Street, Downtown av°a‘Ilab?r,.".h’‘'p®' “ "d additional Inlormatlon Is FARRAND ...... « l e g a l n o t i c e bing and electrical Repairs. “ No Job Too single and double beds, Manchester. 643-2171. Most New L o n d l T Re'faa'ion DeparlmanI ofllce, 1086 REMODELING - Cabinets, indoors - furniture, many FRUIT STAND, 276 supplies, California paint Help Wanted 13 New London Turnpike. Glastonbury, Ct. 06033, 659-2711, Ext. Sm all.” Call 644-8356 for named David and Goliath, ••.••••.••.....i...... Town of Andover brands available". G/E, Roofing, Gutters, Room miscellaneous items. 10-4 Oakland Street, a n d paint sundries, estimates. is fascinating to make in FOR R EN T - 550 sq. ft.. Public Hearing of Manchester. 643-6384. Zenith,. Sony, RCA and PART TIME - Work at An Affirmative Actlon/Equal Opportunity Employer M/F Additions, Decks, All types Saturday only. 88 Francis french .Seam . your leisure hours. wallpaper and housewares. Drive, Manchester. one garage, truck size Pluuning Si Zoning Commission more to choose from. home on the phone ser­ of Remodeling and ClolMitlecI •••••••••••••••••••••••• No. 5627 has pattern door. Telephone 649-5358. vicing our customers in Repairs. Free estimates. The French Seam is often pieces; full directions. Doga-BIrds-Pets 43 Security deposit required, ^h^ to>^ PUnJinfi &ning Com- your area. Telephone 456- Fully insured. Phone 643- used for sheer fabrics. TO ORDER, tend (l.so for eaeli TOWN OF •••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••• mission of Andover, Connecticut 0876 or 528-6631. n REAL ESTATE M&M P&H, Manchester 6017. Pin fabric, wrong sides MANCHESTER FREE: Loveable black, tog., stitch % ” in from S f f l r will hold a public hearing on Mon- 'oges Part-tlm* 649-2871. Sm all repairs, two year old W Labrador. ANNE CABOT Q A U T O M O T I V E December 28. 1981 at 7:30 P A R T T I M E remodeling, heating, edge. Press, turn to $3.49-$3.69 hourly Homes For Sale 23 R O B E R T E . JA R V IS - Telephone 646-2972 after 5 wrong side & stitch on ManchMtar Horaid p.m. in the lower level.of the Town SALESPERSON to sell baths, kitchens and water n *0 Atre. of Aiiieriei« •••••••••••••••••••••••• Office Building on Zoning Remodeling Specialist. p.m. weekdays. material seam line, en­ New Yerfc, N.V. lOOSO subscriptions door-to-door Recreation Leader - heaters. Free estimates! Regulations proposed for adoption When buying or selling, CENTRALLY LOCATED 8 For room additions^ casing raw edge. Print Name, Addrtii with ZIP with newscarrier two Duties may include Autos For Sale 61 by the Town Planning & Zoning per cent assumable kitchens, bathrooms, CODE and Style Number. evenings a week or Satur­ A pretty gown for eve­ •••••••••••••••••••••••• Commission of Andover. Coonec* general building and ac­ mortgage, only $333 C & M Tree Service, Free roofing and siding or any ning hours in 2 lengths. 19M ALBUM With 16-page days. Salary plus com­ estimates. Discount senior SURPLUS JE E PS. CARS, ticut. At this hearing interested and you want action — tivity supervision or monthly. Six room, four home improvement need. No. 1400 with Photo- GIFT SECTION with full missions. Call Circulation TRUCKS. Car Inventory persons may appear and be heard sports (i.e. basketball bedroom cape. Aluminum citizens. Company Telephone 643-6712. FREE; Beautiful healtlw Guide is in Sizes Small, directions. Price ... $2.25. Mana'ger, Manchester BOOKS AT ls.28 UCH valued I2I43 sold for $100. »"<*, comrnunlcationz officiating). siding. Gas heat (2 zone.) Manchester owned and puppies, Collie-Springer Medium or Large. Me­ qim llar harffains available ™«*Ycd. Copies of the proposed HeralcT 643-2711. operated. Call 646-1327. Spaniel cross. Black with, dium (12-14), 2^4 yards 0'13l— DOLLS— Old and Now Maw o 11 S S ' reguUtionz are on file In the Office Applications are Paneled recreation room. tadreii them.-hew tom"k7thfm 643-2711 LEON CIEZSYNSKI white markings. Nine 60-inch; % yard contrast. S?. i? ‘ •’o Town Oerk, Town Offlie available in the Per­ Only $59,900. Cash a-131-HEIRtOOill HANDIWORK-20 941-8014, Ext. 7816. Phone Building required. Approximately LIGHT TRUCKING - Fen­ BUILDER. New homes, weeks at Christmas. 633- I" typzi of ntedluwoiR " sonnel (pffice. Town call refundable. Dated at Andover, Connecticut, $27,000. PaseK Realtors, cing. , Attics, cellars, gar­ adjlitions, remodeling, rec 8205 after 5:30 p.m. KndliS't® "* •"* Call Hall, 41 Center Street, ages cleaned. All types rooms, garages, kitchens ' ■ — ‘------this 19lh and 23rd day of NEW Y E A R ’S VACATION 289-7475. lUE lURNETT CADILLAC - 1976 - Coupe December, 1981. Manchester, Connec­ trash, brush removed. remodeled, ceilings, bath Don’t store things you Dm MBKlmto Iml4' begins now. Sell Avon and DeVille - 72,000 m iles.. PUnnlng t Zoning The Herald, 643-2711 ticut. Picket, Split Kail, tile, dormers, roofing. can’t use. Sell theni fast rtW A«t. at ttsHficai a-134-ILUMOERTIME COVIOIETI start saving! Call 646-3685 Smart shoppers check the NlW Yeit, N.r. 10031 Good condition. $2 7 0 0 or Commission of ^ v e r nj. 9J01 An equal opportunity employer Stockade Fences installed. Residential or commer- with a hard-working -34 erm and n u ll *t4 u iiu 0tti fi nfi F Jo rt Fonjvtvn ■ 1 Print Nzini, Addrsii with ZIP R-134-THE raiMER-dlrtctfoai fur Best offer. Telephone 742- cbz*™®" . . ■ . .... fip) 649-4M1 cool wit tivl. ItankL • u ilaiu. b, I 6800 - Keep ‘ ••ylng