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WETHERSFIELD - The unem­ ployment rate in Manchester for of major war October was 4.5 percent — about Death one-fifth of 1 percent under the unadjusted state average of 4.7 BEIRUT. Lebanon (U PI) - A Lebanon, a French military spo­ percent, which was a four-year French peace-keeping soldier was kesman said. low, according to figures released killed and another wounded In an The French soldier killed was by the state Labor Department ambush today and a lone assassin the first to die since the Oct. 23 Wednesday. There were 1,264 town shot and killed a ranking Druze suicide bombing that leveled a residents unemployed during the religious leader in his west Beirut French barracks in west Beirut period. apartment. and killed 58 French soldiers. In The rate in Coventry wps even The attacks came amid escalat­ all, 76 French soldiers have been lower — 3.6 percent, with 179 ing violence that threatened to killed since the French first unemployed — while Andover plunge Lebanon intoatiother round arrived in August 1982. hovered almost two percent above of civil war between Druze Mos­ French warplanes retaliated for the average at 6.5 percent with 82 lems, Christians, and the Lebanese the suicide bombing Nov. 17, unemployed, a Lal^r Department army. striking pro-Iranian targets near spokeswoman said today. “ A lone gunman was allowed the central town of Baalbeck. The unemployment rate for into Sheikh Halim Takieddine's The French spokesman said the Bolton was 4.6 percent, with 103 appartment by his maid,” said a ambush occurred at 5:50 a.m., residents unemployed, she said. Druze community spokesman. surprising the routine patrol in Seasonally adjusted figures put "The man asked to see the sheikh Beirut's Tayyouneh region near the state unemployment rate at 5 and on entering the room, fired a the city's southern Shiite Moslem percent, down two tenths of 1 few shots from a silencer-equipped neighborhood. The Lebanese army percent from the adjusted Sep­ pistol and killed him." fired back at the attackers. tember rate. Those were the lowest Takieddine was the head of the "The Lebanese army was very figures since November 1979, Druze religious courts — a title courageous. Without their rapid Labor Commissioner Joseph Pe- that ranks second to that of intervention, the patrol would have raro said. community's religious leader suffered greater casualties,” the Unadjusted figures showed that Sheikh Mohammed Abu Chakra. spokesman said. "Tw o of our unemployment dropped from 4.9 to The noon assassination came a soldiers were wounded. One of 4.7 percent during the period. day after intense artillery battles them died on the operating table. Statewide, 76,400 residents were between Druze and Lebanese The second is slightly injured." out of work in October compared to army in the mountains east of Druze leader Walid Jumblatt 79,100 in September. Beirut forced the Beirut airport to warned in an interview published New records were set in the close and sent shells slamming into today by the Kuwaiti newspaper Al economy with Connecticut resi­ Christian areas. The airport re­ Watan that a new war could trigger dents earning an all-time high of $4 mained closed today. a confrontation between the billion, the department said. U PI photo Only hours earlier today, gun­ superpowers. In October 1982, the state's men ambushed a French peace­ "The Americans and the Soviets Pro-Iranian Shiite women hold up ah protesting the expulsion of the charge unemployment rate was 7.7 per­ keeping patrol in what Lebanese are facing each other, and a single anti-American poster as well as Iranian d'Affaires. The diplomat was supposed cent, with 110,700 people unem­ wrong shot could start a war ployed, the department said. The Security sources said was a repri­ to leave Lebanon today but the airport sal for French air. strikes against paper flags Wednesday during a national seasonally adjusted un­ pro-Iranian targets in central Please turn to page 10 demonstration at the Iranian embassy was closed due to shelling this morning. employment rate for October dropped to 8.8 percent from 9.3 percent in September. A year ago, the national unemployment rate was 10.5 percent. Burns wants complete removal of toll booths The department said there were 406,400 jobs in the manufacturing By Mark A. Dupuis collecting tolls on the 129-mile tolls from the turnpike and three hand, claim toll plazas pose safety Under the plan submitted by sector, an increase of 1,800 jobs United Press International turnpike on Dec. 31,1985, and begin Hartford-area bridges already has and health hazards and that tolls Burns, collection of the turnpike since ^ptem ber and 400 more jobs SormwiBAijWtaiianwO work to tear down the eight come under fire, however, and are discriminatory in that they are tolls would end on Dec. 31, 1985, than existed in October 1982. tafOn.MYwir'iNomialwwi. ___ _ concentrated in the southern part with the removal of the toll plazas Stiund O i B w lo o «t»o l Wdwo B «u n »o . HARTFORD - The state De­ turnpike toll plazas on Jan. 1,1986. ' lawmakers already are talking The department also reported P oM O . rrapoHL wmi Tog And SetM partment of Transportation pro­ about repealing it in their next of the state. expected to be completed by Sept. 4,449,700 non-agricultural jobs, up HpToMen«maWMrXM.O- It . The toll removal law approved 30. 1986. posed today that the state remove Bum's recommendations, in a session, which begins in February. by 7,600 from Septmeber. A ».Q lii««l Tioawnofk 0( Monwiio this year required Burns to initiate Conipony. all tolls from the Connecticut report mandated by the Legisla­ Improvements were scattered removal of the tolls from the The Legislature did not mandate Turnpike at the same time instead ture, differed from the toll removal Opponents of toll removal claim throughout the apparel, printing, turnpike and bridges in the Hart­ nor did Burns recommend a plan Our 8.47, Blanket of phasing out the controversial plan approved earlier this year by the $57 million collected annually publishing and metal industries, ford area by Oct. 1, 1985, with the for removal of tolls from the Sleeperi, 4-6X, S7 levies as advocated by lawmakers. lawmakers and signed into law by at toll plazas is needed to finance said Labor spokesman C. Richard work to be completed by Jan. 1. Merritt and Wilbur Cross DOT Commissioner J. William Gov. William O'Neill. highway and bridge repairs. Ficks. 1987. parkways. Burns proposed that the state stop The law mandating removal of Opponents of tolls, on the other Women testify vs. doctor Colum bia HARTFORD (UPI) - The Con­ would review the evidence pres­ no record of his past behavior. didn’t reply necticut Medical Examining ented during the day-long hearing Roisman said Stern gave up his Board has not decided whether to before making a decision. Connecticut practice voluntarily revoke the license of a Connecticut Stern, a specialist in gastroente­ after the allegations were raised SOUTH WINDSOR (UPI) — doctor, now practicing in Florida, rology, gave up his narcotics and sought psychiatric help. Forty-two first graders tried accused of sexually molesting license in August 1979 and surren­ “ He never tried to excuse his today to talk to astronauts several patients. dered his medical license when he behavior. There never was an aboard the space shuttle Colum­ The board heard testimony left the state after practicing for attempt to cover up or whitewash bia as it orbited earth for the Wednesday from five women in more than 10 years. He was in his anything,” said Roisman, describ­ 47th time. their 20s who said Dr. P. Gary late 30s. ing his client as "tremendously Dr. Owen Garriott did not Stern fondled and seduced them The accusations against him remorseful.” respond. and photographed them in the nude first surfaced in 1980 after Women His attorneys did not attempt to Columbia was 155 miles over in his office and Bloomfield home Against Medical Abuse issued a refute the testimony of the five the Avery Street School when while practicing in Connecticut survey reporting 18 cases of sexual patients or deny he had been Sally O'Dell, a ham radio -r sexually active with his patients. operator and mother of a more than three years ago. abuse by doctors, dentists and student, tried to make contact ♦ .5 ' Department investigators said it other health professionals in the has taken them three years to state. A 29-year-old woman said she with Garriott, one of six aboard obtain statements from the pa­ Stern did not attend Wednes­ was a drug addict when she first the space lab who became an tients and convince five of them to day's hearing, but his lawyer visited Stern in 1976 for gastroin­ amateur radio devotee in high testify. Gerald A. Roisman of Hartford, testinal problems. She said she school. The state Department of Health objected to the proceedings, say­ was “ stunned” when he made "K iio Bravo One Oscar a(^ Services listed 44 charges against ing Stern no longer held a valid advances. “ I didn't know how to Avery Street School, calling Stern, including prescribing nar­ Connecticut license and should not react," she said. W5LSL” Mrs. O'Dell said re­ cotics to known drug addicts and be subject to the revocation action. Stern continued the advances peatedly into her microphone. faiiling to keep proper drug The state argued Stern's alleged and sent or prescribed prescrip­ At 10:47 a.m. an incoming voice records. actions show he “.is unable to tion drugs for the next two years broke up due to interference and Stern now lives in Coral Springs, practice medicine with reasonable when she was living in and out of was unintelligible. The only Fla,, where he practices medicine skill and or safety” and should the state. She finally told psychia­ other voice heard was one in several hospitals with a Florida have his license revoked perman­ trists at St. Francis Hospital about saying "what's your call, license he obtained before leaving ently. Without the proceedings. the incidents after attempting please. This is WCIJ. I'm in suicide in 1978 while on narcotics Holyoke (M ass.)" ' - V . Connecticut in July 1980. Stern could obtain a license in Members of the board said they Connecticut or another state, with prescribed by Stern. “ Well, we tried. That's what's important-we tried,” Joan Negotiations resume next week Jarsen told the class.

Negotiations between teachers certainly,” Dickau said. "W e're said the administration's offer ' ' I at five area Catholic high schools going back to mediation in a amounts to a 35 percent pay I n t t i H o T # k H o u and administrators will resume good-faith attempt to reach a increase over three years. But iiiaiM C I U M ay next week, after a month-long halt settlement.” union members have said that Herald photo by Pinto. and talk of a strike. Union members, up until now, offer actually represents a 30 ** oaoes, 2 sections Out Our State mediator Rido Comarco have been harshly critical of the percent increase, and a poor AUvire ' 8.57- M Reg. Another viewpoint notified both parties Wednesday administration's refusal to make fringe-benetils p.ackage. c i o s s l t l e d ^ I ! i s l i p .And 10.57 f 8.96 afternoon that talks will resume concessions since talks were re­ Comics...... the following Wednesday. Greater cessed Oct. 20. But officials at the As a result of the callback to the Entertainment...... ij Oirls' Sleepwear Misses' Pajamas Mixashawn, the "Music Keeper” of the Paugussett Indian * ♦ l*J Warm brushed pol­ Trim tunic style Hartford Catholic Educators Asso­ Diocesan School Office have have bargaining table, which was unex- obituories...... yester gowns In 4- frosted with lace tribe in Colchester, sang and talked at a special ciation President Thomas Dickau said the archdiocese simply cannot pected, union members have can- o p i n i o n ...... 4 Manchester Community College program Wednesday. said this morning that Comarco afford to offer teachers any more celed a" meeting planned for Peopietoik ...... 14. Or, Wear-Dated' at the sleeves, made the move “ because he feels money and benefits. tonight. At that meeting, Dickau Sports...... •,...... SEF' modacrylic/ yoke and legs. His disdain for modern society colored the presentation, there's some flexibility, evidently, The Rev. Henry Frascadore, said, teachers might have consi- Television...... a polyester blanket Bright Zefran' which focused upon Indian spirituality. See story on in our positions." assistant superintendent for arch­ dered taking a vote on whether or Weather...... 2 sleepers; 7-14. nylon. Nice gift. page 3. "W e're looking at this positively. diocesan secondary schools, has not to strike. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Monsanto Reg IM •Bodische Cotooroiion Reg tM

3 7-8) >'1 MANCtlKSTKH IIKKAI.I), Thursuuy, 1 ]. I!*»3 - 3 t - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. Dec 1, 1983 ^ I /" ■ X Xl ■ Feldstein, rebuked for criticism, Insists he’s ‘team player* : I Four ‘strangers in own land present their case children.” ting suicide. '■ By Sarah E. Hall quarter acre of land that his tribe People are no more than fetuses By Mary Tobin The presidential spokesman said, Herald Reporter owns in Trumbull. "That quarter in their mother's uterus. Moon United Press International "Obviously, the president and the “The prospective budget deficits are a serious of an acre is the reason why I'm Face sugge.sted. "W e are here to secretary of treasury do not agree The four mensat in a circle In the still an Indian, and not some NEW YORK — President Reagan's problem. The president's 1984 budget showed develop, to mature, until it is time with Feldstein. dark, a red moon above them, minority,” Moon Face claimed. to die on this earth,, when there is a top economic adviser, warned bluntly Feldstein's well-reported speeches chanting and pounding fiercely Seven years ago. Native Ameri­ to stop criticizing his boss's policies, how the deficit can be reduced sharply over the transformation of life. and interviews noting the near $200- with cloth-wrapped sticks on a cans armed themselves, dug "In order to understand life, we insists he is a "team player'' .who next few years by a balance of spending cuts and billion deficit can be laid in part to high large yellow drum. One had his bunkers and "went to battle” when supports the administration's eco­ look at death,” he added. "W e tax increases without sacrificing the defense defense spending and low taxes have hair in fur-covered pigtails and a neighbor threatened to build on respect mortality. Every funeral is nomic program. repeatedly irritated Treasury Secre­ wore a fringed deerskin vest: the tribe's Trumbull grounds, as Martin Feldstein, who has blamed a happy time.” buildup. Of course, I completely support the tary Donald Regan. another, gaunt-faced, had on a Mcon Face told it. the swelling federal deficit on in­ Indian children are shown de­ Feldstein said while defense jie n d -. headh|^. Last April, the state negotiated a composed bodies of animals (and creased defense spending and lowered president’s program." ing has Increased relative to tl^ ^ o s s B u l^ B e moon was only a boundary dispute with a man who taxes enacted by Reagan, was told in no humans if possible) to dramatize national product in the pas^roree spotli^P; and the men wore Levis owned land next to the quarter- their oneness with the earth, uncertain terms the White House has instead of loincloths. acre by declaring joint use of a 20- by chief of sUff James Baker to keep years, it is still below the percentage In according to Moon Face, Young been unhappy with his criticism of the return to Harvard University next fall. The scene: the stage In the main by 126-foot plot. Moon Face said his his dissent within the administration. 1970 and 1960 and budget cuU in men are sent out on a "vision president's policies, but was not After speaking to the Tax Foundation auditorium of Manchester Com­ people strongly object to the Asked by reporters if Feldstein had domestic areas have more than paid quest” into the wilderness, to fast threatened with being fired, one official in New York Wednesday night, Feld­ munity College, where four change. "The state never con­ been told the "shut up or ship out,” for the Pentagon Increases. and contemplate life for several said. stein told reporters: " I fully support "The prospective budget deficits are members of the Paugussett Indian sulted us about it," he claimed. Speakes said: “ Not in those terms. It's days. Deputy White House press secretary the president's program. ... I do tribe from Colchester performed Besides the court appeal Mon­ better to say the president's views and a serious problem,” Feldstein said. “ In order to understand that Larry Speakes indicated earlier that consider myself a team player.” and talked Wednesday. The Stu­ day, he said, the dispute may put the president's policies were made "The president's 1984 budget showed other world, we must get as close Feldstein's job might be in jeopardy. Before his speech, Feldstein issued a dent Program Board sponsored the tribe "on the verge of another known to Marty Feldstein in a how the deficit can be reduced sharply • as we can to that other world,” he "It's not correct to say he's about to statement saying he "completely sup­ the event and a special reception straightforward manner that was over the next few years by a balance of war” with their adversaries. said of the vision quest. He cited be fired,” the official said. " I t is ports” the president's economic policy. spending cuts and tax increases, afterward. easily understood.” the criticism of some, that the correct that some would prefer that he The statement also said he was the without sacrificing the defense buil­ The Indians' war chief. Moon ANOTHER PAUGUSSETT. a victim of "confusion” in press reports Speakes commented in response to a "vision” part of the quest results would be a better team player.” dup. Of pourse, I completely support- Face Bear, claimed his tribe — tall, thin man named Mixashawn, MARTIN FELDSTEIN An aide said Feldstein would not about his views on Reagan's policies. news report that Feldstein's speech- merely from the deprivation of the president's program." whose numbers have dwindled talked Wednesday of an equally warned to stop dissenting resign before his planned departure to Speakes said Feldstein had been told making was tantamount to "com m it­ food and water. He said the real down to a dozen on the Colchester, important place for Native Am eri­ point of the quest is not merely to ’ Herald photo by Pinto reservation — is in danger'bfheing cans — “ the holy land of the hallucinate, but to become part of wiped out by the "corporate Algonquin people, the island of Performing a traditional "stomp dance" in. From front to back are Mixashawn the hallucination. world.” Manhattan.” His open attitude toward death The New York borough has (the tribe's "Music Keeper"), Moon Face Weather The 23-year-old man complained are members of the Paugussett Indian seemed to influence his reaction to always been a magnet for culture Peopletalk of "beautiful spiritual sites being tribe, along with one Manchester Bear (war chief). Fire Dancer and Rob “ The Day After” television broad­ changed to hustling, bustling cit­ and commerce because wind and Aptaker (of MCC). cast. He appeared unshaken by the water currents converge on it, he Community College student who joined Today’s forecasts ies.” "W e are strangers in our own visage of a nuclear holocaust, and said. He gave an eerie account of Ipnd,” he said, several times. remarked that the rape of the land Connecticut, Massachusetts and But his people make do. Moon having wandered into a "gray, man who's ever flown on TWA — ings. homogenized meanings” of living thing, not just a set of facts,” is a process already begun. Jock Ewing scholarship Rhode Island: Generally clear concrete museum” there, only to Tutankhamen, of course.” today. he said. Face insisted. Sometimes, he said, He also seemed unafraid of tonight with the lows from the "see some beautiful objects, made He spoke of the help Native A disabled Vietnam veteran is the first that's meant holding ceremonies He joked about the anachronism Hut despite his disdain, he future confrontations with the teens in the northwest to near 30 on sacred grounds even when they by my people, withering inside a Americans gave the "underground recipient of the $2,500 "Jock Ewing Memorial of the 3,000-year-old, mummified emphasized connections, not government oyer Indian rights. He along the coast. Becoming cloudy happen to abut a highway, con­ glass case, and then on the outside railroad” of black slaves, and Scholarship” at Dallas' Southern Methodist Egyptian king joining the jet set, differences. spoke proudly of Indian resistance on Friday, with a chance of snow ducting ancient rites as urbanites of the glass case it says my people supported racial intermarriage. Universtiy. and used the image to illustrate efforts at Wounded Knee and and rain showers developing late dpeed by. don't exist anymore.” Sameness was a theme Moon "W e are the same people. We are Rick Amber, 39, who holds a master's degree in how ridiculous it is to dig up Indian Alcatraz Island in the 1970's. and in the day. The highs from the mid But the present, past and future Face emphasized, too. “ Every­ brothers and sisters,” he repeated. environmental science, is working toward a burial grounds for archeoliogical Likewise, past and present come supported both the sovereignty of bachelor's in video cinema. The "Ewing” 30s to the low 40s. ■ "NATIVE PEOPLE live from converge, he said. He told of thing is the same. Everything is in gain. together in Moon Face's world his own tribe and that of all scholarship came about after the death of Jim Maine: Clear tonight with the the land. Their spirituality comes finding a black leather bag on a relationship," he insisted. lows in the teens to near 20 along from the land,” Moon Face said, Manhatten sidewalk, opening it up, Clearly. Mixashawn was skepti­ view. "W e have no understanding humans. Davis, who played patriarch Jock Ewing on the “ We have a right to have a the coast. Partly sunny in the north underscoring a key issue for those and finding a dead white cat inside cal of many modern practices. He HE CRITICIZED government of time. We have an understanding CBS TV series "Dallas.” military. We have a right to defend and increasing clouds in the south in the American Indian move­ — evidence "that witchcraft still opened his presentation with a "blood quotas." which, he said, of growth,” Moon Face said. He The show's writers killed off Jock Ewing and a ourseves," he said, "Quinitucket Friday with a chance of flurries in ment: the retention of property exists." dramatic poem on mathematics, define Indians on the basis of related a legend told him by his character on the show said the family should (the Indian name for Connecticut) the mountains late in the day. The rights. Then Mixashawn, the "Music "used to disguise and hypnotize." having a certain percentage of grandmother, which depicts a establish an endowment in his honor at SMU. is going to be changing. The highs in the mid 20s to mid 30s. Monday, he will go to Bridgeport' Keeper" of his tribe, sang a He tied calculators and "digital Indian blood. "What red people are lonely god creating earth "as his Several people called the school asking about the woman, the womb for his movement has arrived,” non-existent scholarship. SMU President L. New Hampshire:Clear tonight Superior Court to defend part of a satirical song about “ the oldest hums" In the "nastpnrized feel­ all about is a complex thing, a Donald Shields persuaded Lorimar Productions, with the lows 10 to 20. Clouding up the program's producer, to establish a real fund. Friday with a chance of flurries in the afternoon. The highs in the mid 20s to mid 30s. Vermont: Fair and cold tonight Sunny today In Connecticut Fantasia’s friends urge mercy, with the lows IS to 25. Increasing Middlesax / Ralriat GaneraJ clouds again Friday with a chance Sunny today; highs near 40. Tonight clear and cold. Low temperature Insurance Companies around 20. Wind light westerly. Friday becoming cloudy with a 40 MtfTiDefS 0< the S«ntry FsrrMy of light snow late in the day. The 0> Insurtnce Compan«$ highs 25 to 35. percent chance of snow showers late in the day. High 35 to 40. Wind judge gives him 9-year sentence Long Island Sound to Watch Hill, becoming southerly 10 mph. Toady's weather drawing is by oimrL R.I. and Montauk Point, N.Y,: 9-year-old Olga Press of 9 Cole St., a fourth-grade student at Bowers been transferred to Winds westerly 15 to 20 knots with School in Manchester. By Sarah Passed on a third conviction for fingered him. his former ment.” Klaczak said to Cannibal’s photos banned higher gusts decreasing to 10 to 20 Herald Reporter less than four ounces roommate, Richard J. Fantasia after Fantasia Somers state prison, a knots tonight and to 10 knots late would subject Fantasia to Lukas, soon would step and members of his fam­ court spokesman said Issei Sagawa, a self-confessed Japanese ily spoke in his behalf. The Friday. Visibility 5 miles or better. Richard Fantasia, the double jeopardy, Klaczak forward and admit that Butler is scheduled to be cannibal who shot a young Dutch girl, raped, judge noted that Fantasia Average wave heights 1 to 3 feet 28-year-old Manchester said he would impose the marijuana police sentenced Dec. 14. He carved up and partially ate her, also took pictures and his supporters through tonight. man convicted last month penalties only on the more found in Fantasia's apart­ could face up to 14 years in of the hideous crime which were published in the blamed his downfall on of possessing 30 pounds of serious marijuana convic­ ment Oct. 22, 1982 be­ prison on the two charges French “ Photo” magazine. the failings of his father, marijuana with the intent tion and the cocaine longed to Lukas, not to which he pleaded Air quality defense attorney John P. A French judge gave the magazine ten days to to sell, was sentenced to conviction. Fantasia. guilty. hand over 243,000 copies of the December issue The state Department of Envir­ nine years in prison Wed­ Meanwhile, the only un­ That night Lukas con­ McKeon, schools, and so­ already on sale in France. onmental Protection forecast good nesday in Manchester Su­ convicted defendent in the fessed to selling eight cial agencies. Early Wednesday air quality conditions throughout n , 4 . - y ^ ?■ A ■ A perior Court. mass roundup of pounds of marijuana to "You have free will." Butler went to Manches­ Connecticut for Thursday and Judge Law rence C. Manchester-area drug Hartford Road resident Klaczak said. "N o one ter police headquarters reported the same conditions Klaczak listened to ap­ dealers a year ago en­ Christopher Turner, after else is to blame. I think and created a distur­ Montbatten night statewide Wednesday. peals for mercy from six tered last-minute guilty Turner sold all of it you're heartoday because bance, police said. They Attention Hoiihedwners... unwittingly to an under­ of the lure of high profits It was Mountbatten night in New York Tuesday of Fantasia's friends and pleas to two counts of charged him with disor­ cover agent of the State­ in drug traffic.” when sponsors of the United World College Fund Extended outlook relatives, several of selling marijuana to un­ derly conduct and second- wide Narcotics Task "There was substantial Is Your Home entertained Countess Mountbatten of Burma, whom were in tears as dercover agents in late degree. criminal trespass Extended outlook for New Eng­ they spoke, before sen­ 1982. Force. Lukas told police evidence to convict you." and he was released on daughter of the late Lord Louis Mountbatten who land Saturday through Monday: he added later. conceived the international association of col­ tencing Fantasia. The Robert L. Butler, 27. of he stole the marijuana bond. Connecticut, Massachusetts and from Fantasia, and told Insured Properly? leges as a bulwark for world peace. sentence is to be sus­ Hartford, was scheduled Rhode Island: A chance of snow police there was more to McKEON AN- Police refused to give Dr. Armand Hammer, the Occidental Oil pended after six-and-a- to go on trial Tuesday showers Saturday morning, then half years and followed by afternoon when defense b e found at the NOUNCED his intention further details about the tycoon, was among the first to greet Countess clearing. Cold with fair skies on to appeal the verdict and Call Us for a Computerized Replacement Mountbatten at a glittering Metropolitan Club three years probation. attorney Michael J. Dev­ apartment. incident. Sunday. Mostly cloudy on monday. The law carries a five- lin struck a deal with Fantasia claimed that asked that bond be left at dinner dance attended also by her sister. Lady Hartford State's Attor­ Cost Estimate of Your Home. ' The high temperatures in the 30s year penalty for posses­ state's attorney Peter Lukas originally admitted $70,000, the level to which Pamela Mountbatten, with her husband, interior and the lows temperatures in the ney John M. Bailey is sion of one kilogram of Ponziani. The agreement the marijuana was his, it was raised after the jury designer David Hicks, and her son and investigating charges 20s Saturday, and from the teens to marijuana. Klaczak noted saved Butler from prose­ but changed his story returned its verdicts. "Service You Can Trust" Girttalk daughter-in-law. Lord and Lady Romsey. that Fantasia tried to the mid 20s Sunday and Monday. that Fantasia was guilty cution on three charges of after police threatened Fantasia has been held in The Armand Hammer College of the American tamper with the jury that It was an unusual evening on the "Tonight Maine and New Hampshire: A of possessing 14 times distributing hashish and him with a long prison lieu of bond in the Morgan West at Montezuma, N.M., is the first United Satellite ¥lew sat on his case. Fantasia Show” Wednesday, with the now-permanent chance of flurries in the north and more marijuana than cocaine to undercover term. Lukas was sent­ Street lockup in Hartford QThew Irish Insurance Agency World College in the United States. "This was my allegedly called an old guest host Joan Rivers first quizzing actress Joan showers or flurries followed by that, but gave Fantasia agents in 1982 and early enced last March to nine since the end of the trial. father's dream,” Countess Mountbatten said. Commerce Department satellite photo taken at 4 a.m. EST shows mid school acquaintance, who Collins of “ Dynasty,” then probing into the clearing in the south on Saturday. only a year and a half 1983. years in prison, sus­ Klaczak raised the ap­ 150 North Main Street (at the Corner of Main Street) "H e spent 10 years of his retirement developing and high level clouds from Arizona to Texas. Cloudiness covers much was also the nephew of personal life of Boy George, lead singer of the Fair Sunday but increasing clouds more than the minimum. pended after three years peal bond Wednesday to it.” of the West, with embedded rain and snow occurring from California one of the jurors, while the British rock band Culture Club. on Monday. The lows in the single He also ordered Fantasia FANTASIA REPEAT­ and two months, on a $80,000; Ponziani had re­ “ I got his first record — 'Do You Want to Hurt numbers and teens in the north to to Idaho. Patchy clouds are over the Northeast and the Quif states. trial was in progress. 646-1232 to pay a $750 fine on a E D LY asserted his inno­ conviction for possession com m ended $125,000. Me' — from Joan Crawford,” Miss Rivers said. the teens and low 20s in the south. conviction for possession cence during the proceed­ of a cannabis substance. Bond had not been posted The 6-foot George, whose full name is George The highs in the mid 20s in the by late Wednesday after­ of cocaine. ings Wednesday. He said "You blame everyone Alan O'Dowd, swept onto stage aiid explained his north to mid 30s south. Now[ > W you i know Saying that a sentence he was sure the man who else for your predica­ noon, and Fantasia had DISCOVER JEANS PLUS LOW, LOW PRICES! outfit was made from a bedspread. Vermont: Cold, a chance of “ I just had to have it,” he said. "People usually Pope Calixtusi litIII issuedis an official decree on flurries on Saturday, dry on grow out of dressing up. I'v e grown into it. I never June 29,1456, a'date when Halley's comet could be Sunday and a chance of snow on go looking ordinary. 'There are too many people seen at night, urging prayers against the “ anger Monday. The highs 25 to 35 and the of.God,” as he called the comet. Fire Calls already doing that.” lows in the teens. PABBZINO COMING SAT., DEC. 3 Weather radio IBAIR Manchester Frame her beauty SAN FRANCWCi The National Weather Service Wednesday, 9:44 a.m. Almanac broadcasts 24-hour continuous — alarm, Howell Cheney with diam onds weather information on 162.475 LOS ANQir>(QILe8 Technical School (Town mHz in Hartford, 162.55 mHz in and Paramedics) ^JEANS-PLUS New London and 162.40 mHz in LOWEST TEMPERATURES AIR ■ Wednesday, 3:51 p.m. Today is Thursday, Dec. 1, the Meriden. . 10 MIAMI 'r- medical , call. 269 W, 335th day of 1983 with 30 to follow. Jtfiddle Turnpike The moon is moving toward its IfO fNO is ® a 10.00 ;(Paramedics) new phase. Rock Around The Clock” The morning stars are Venus, ^ AIR Wednesday, 5:15 p.m. 1 Mars and Saturn. Lottery [23»H0W fRI ^ PLOW — smoke investigation, V The evening stars are Mercury UPI WEATHER FOTOCAST ^ 'Crestfield Convalescent- and Jupiter. 'Home (Town) Those bom on this date are under Connecticut Daily the sign of Sagittarius. They National foracaat Wednesday, 7 p.m. — include actress Mary Martin in Wednesday: 656 medical call. Town Hall, 41 Center St. . ^ '''* 1914, comedian-filmmaker Woody P l a y F o u r : 0709 For period ending 7 a.m. EST Friday. Tonight, snow is expected to fall CHRISTNIAS PARTY! (Paramedics) Allen in 1935, and comedian-actor across parts of the Rockies, mid Mississippi Valley artcj Lakes region. s/4 Carat '"V2 Carat; Carat Carat « Richard Pryor in 1940, Thursday, 7:31 a.m. — other numbers drawn Wednes­ Rain Is likely along the north Pacific coast while generally fair weather On this date in history: smoke investigation. In­ •1499**' •899** ' ®479** •349«" day In New England: ■' ' Is forecast elsewhere across the nation.-. Minimum temperatures In 1913, the world's first drive-in terstate 86 at exit 92 Vermont daily: 307. include: (approximate maximum readings In parenthesis) Atlanta ’ heiiSUi- '• V ^ ^ ...... gasoline station opened for busi­ (Town) ness in Pittsburgh. Maine daily: 301. 40(57), Boston 27(39), Chicago 19(35), Cleveland 22(38), Dallas Enlarged To Show Detail 11 HOURS OF FUN AND SAVINGS! In 1917, Father Edward Flana­ Rhode Island daily: 3197. 35(54), Denver 16(36), Houston 49(67), Jacksonville 47(71), Kansas A diamond pendant will frame the face you love gan founded Boys Town, the “ City Rhode Island weekly: 247, 3129, City 18(32), Little Rock 38(50),. Los Angeles 52(65), Miami 65(82), so much with a dazzling radiance. Our col­ of Little Men,” just west of Omaha, 99032 and 1S6761. Minneapolis 6(23), New Orleans 52(75), New York 32(40), Phoenix F o r the record Nebraska. New Hampshire daily: 9515. 50(67), San Francisco 45(58), Seattle 31(44), St. Louis 25(43), lection features a host of diamond sizes, so the CHECK FRIDAY'S PAPER In 1943, ending a "B ig Three” Massachusetts daily: 4450. Washington 31 (49). choice you make can fit your means and still meeting in Tehran, Iran, Ameri­ give off a sparkling glow of brilliance. can president Franklin D. Roose­ A headline on an ac­ FOR DETAILS! ^ velt. British Prim e Minister Win­ count in Wednesday's ston Churchill and Russian Manchester Herald Manchester Herald over­ See our complete assortment of diamond pendants Prem ier Josef Stalin pledged a stated the amount that priced as low as $89.00. concerted effort to defeat Nazi Richard M. Diamond, Publisher v e td | M of the Vietnam Germany. conli^hope to raise for a In 1982, Massashusetts Senator USPS 327-500 VOL. CHI, N o ^ monument In the park to Edward Kennedy announced he UPI photo be developed in the town Suagested c a rrie r rotes o re SI.30 w eekly, S5.12 fo r one 297 EAST CENTER ST. would NOT seek the Democratic Publlihtd dolly axcapt Sunday and ctrtoln nolldavsby ^center. The monument % i a m c n d ^ .^ tht Manchmter Publishing Co., 14 Bralnard Place, month, $15.35 for three months, $30.70for six months and itself is expected to cost presidential nomination for 1984. Manchester, Conn. 04040. Second class postoge paid at $41.40 for one year. Moll rotes ore available on request. MANCHESTER, CT Today In history Manchester, Conn. POSTMASTER: Send address betweeen $5,000 and changes to the Manchester Herold, P.O. Box 591, To place 0 classified or display advertisement, or to $7,000. The committee A thought for the day: modern .'M onchester, Conn. 04040. rep o rt o news Item , story o r p ictu re Idea, coll 443-2711, Iln Dlomond SpaciolliH" S n ct& ca ^ Sioux author Vine Victor Deloria On 1, 1917 Father Edward Flanagan founded Boys Office hours ore 8:30 o.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through planning the park feels it 646-6459 Jr. said, "The future of mankind Town, the "City of Little Men," just west of Omaha, To subscribe, or to report o delivery problem, cpll F rid a y . will need $30,000 in public . 447-9944. O ffice hours a re 8:30 o .m . to 5:30 p .m . M o n d a y contributions to complete lies waiting for those who will The Manchester Herald Is o subscriber to United Press MANCHESTER PARKADE • 646-0012 also Nebraska. Herein 1946 he adjusts the flowing bow of one through Friday and 7 to 10 o.m. Saturoov. Delivery the overall park develop­ come to understand their lives and should be mode by 5 p.m. Monday through Friday and by In te rn atio n al new sservices and Is a m em b er o f th e Au dit Bureau of Circulations. VERNON, SIMSBURY, WESTFARMS MALL, BRISTOL take up their responsibilities to all of his choristers during final rehearsals for a national 7:30 o.m. Saturday. ment. Initial work can be living things" tour. done with other funds.

\ MANCIIKSTEK HERALD. Thursa^y, Dec. I. I9B3 - 4 - MANCHESTKR HKHALD. Thursduv. 1, 1983 get one anyway,^ Touey Squishy Cabbage Patch Kids dolls wow London told the Dajli press. Stone to meet with chiefs ^oiV____ . \ » s . U.S./World The homely Cabbage plan to give away their plans to expand use of.the Hamley’s of Regent sale in Britain. CNRI8TIAR NOfE UU LOVE Street store Wedne.sday. The U.S. retail price is i Patch Kids dolls — spur­ stocks or hold lotteries to popular dolls It manufac­ ring fisticuffs at U.S. rid themselves of the No. 1 tures, hinting they may Philadelphia travel agent $21.99. The only problem Dial 649-HOPE In Brief Paul Touey was in line to has been finding one for *1414873 shopping areas — were request for Christmas show up on clothing, bed­ A WiiHrtrv i f of U.S.-supported rebeis purchased eagerly as they 1983. room furnishings and pos­ plunk down his $37..59 for sale. Cmter Cmrifitiml ta n k Sub>zero In Plains went on sale In London, An undaunted Coleco sibly television. one of the 25,000 dolls “I don’t know what the A Washington Post story last but some U.S. retailers Industries Inc. is making At London’sfashionable allocated by the maker for appeal is but I am going to The sources said the meeting More BROW fell on the up to 22 inches already By Jane Bussey week cited a CIA document saying hampering western New York today and United Press International was apparently an attempt to the guerrilla groups lacked the lessen the differences that have forecasters said there was no let-up in sight. ‘N strength or the popular support to Sub-zero cold pushed south through the Plains President Reagan’s Central prevented the FDN and ARDE from uniting in their fight to oust overthrow the Sandinistas. and snow fell across much of the mountain West. B l American troubleshooter Richard Snow squalls with the possibility of heavy snow Stone arrived in Panama for talks the leftist Sandinista government In another development, Hondu­ in Nicaragua. ran President Roberto S iu u Cor­ Uyvestern New York “will probably remain until with leaders of the U.S.-backed W^Rwlnd changes," NWS spokesman Harry Nicaraguan rebels, apparently ARDE leader, Eden Pastora, dova denied N icaraguai^A rges ■ r . ,1 ti, l..hi fm-n'.' v.itt liii' that Honduras, El SalvaoBr and (rIBon said in Kansas City, Mo. aimed at unifying the insurgents He said strong and cold westerly winds blowing fighting the leftist Sandinista FDN because it Includes members Guatemala were planning to reac­ of the national guard that was tivate the Central American De­ across Lake Erie were picking up moisture from regime. the lake and dumping it over the nearest land. Sources close to the Nicaraguan disbanded when the Sandinistas fense Council to Justify armed CHOICEST MEATS IN TOWN rebels said Stone would meet late overthrew Nicaraguan dictator aggression against Nicaragua. Wednesday or today with Adolfo Anastasio Somoza In 1979. Calero Portocarrero, commander Stone, who was appointed spe­ But Suazo Cordova said that if Bus may have bean speeding of the Honduran-based Nicara­ cial envoy to the war-torn region Honduras were "threatened by LIVINGSTON, Texas — Authorities suspect a guan Democratic Force, FDN, and by President Reagan in June, outside forces, my government Trallways bus was speeding — possibly in a MEAT DEPT. SPECIALS DELI SPECIALS Alfonso Robelo, of the Costa declined to talk with reporters at would not hesitate in turning to the convoy with tractor-trailer trucks — moments Rican-based Democratic Revolu­ Panama City’s airport and said he means of individual and collective before It hit another truck and plunged off a U S M CHOKE OUR OWN tionary Alliance, known as ARDE. would return to Washington today. defense." bridge, killing six passengers. lb. $ 3 . 0 9 One bus passenger said he saw the bus driver, Bottom Round $ 1 8 9 WfWIf*' one of six people seriously injured, dozing before lb. * 2 . 3 9 UPl photo the predawn Wednesday accident. Astronauts getting playful The bus, carrying 11 passengers from Shreve­ Roost lb ^1 lb. * 1 . 9 9 Demonstrators hold hands and sing in Wednesday of murderer Robert Sullivan port, La., to Houston, slammed into the back of a USDA CHOKE unison in protest of the execution at Florida State Prison in Starke, Fla. SPACE CENTER, Spacelab instruments to Garriott. operator license as a slow-moving truck and careened off a bridge into GE8SUN BOLOGNA lb. * 1 . 2 9 Houston (UPI) — Spa- attempt to create an arti­ As Columbia passed junior high school student a creek bank 30 feet below. Investigators said. Eye Round LOMUUNE celab astronauts aboard ficial aurora that may over the Western United in Enid, Okla. — broad­ The National Transportation Safety Board was lb. * 3 . 3 9 the shuttle Columbia put resemble a moon-lit cloud States, Garriott — who cast to other radio buffs investigating. 155 miles below. Roost Despite Sullivan’s pleas, on a flashy show early for northern viewers on earned his amateur radio U S M CHOKE K E F ROUHO * 2 . 8 9 today, lighting up the the ground. Heinekeh arrests continue starry sky with particle They also were sche­ * 2 . 4 9 beams, and hammed it up duled to operate an out­ ATnimON MOTWIS AMSTERDAM, Netherlands (UPI) - Interna­ Bock Rump RETURN THIS COUPON WITH ORDER tional police hunted today (or three suspects in more executions probable with cheering amateur side telescope to observe Th« Kopy Koto BACON * 2 . 2 9 radio buffs on Earth. ultraviolet light from dis­ wHI copy lhal fovorllo Photo ol iinboNovoWo pricoo the kidnapping of beer magnate Freddie Roost lb. For the first time since tant stars, and hold a Helneken and his driver, who were rescued from USM CHOKE CEHTER CUT ^ POTATO SAUD 4 9 < Bv J. Paul Wyatt Catholic Church in Gainesville, tinued effort to end this monster of liftoff Monday of the Co­ 20-minute session with IliH lilO W . 4iS 3i4 MM) soundproof cells where they were chained to the United Press International Fla. His body was to be cremated capital punishment. I hold malice lumbia and the $1 billion reporters in Houston and M.00 '2.00 2 Fv *2.25 4 Fk *2.50 6 Fa *2.75 0 Fa *3.00 walls for 21 days. and the ashes shipped to Nashua, to none. May God bless us all," he This aiir | m4 Hr iWiirM iraa 4Im^ m m . kM, Police arrested a fourth suspect, identified as Bottom Round $ 0 2 0 European-built Spacelab in Cologne-Porz. West tlHte.■ -PawMi lllWae*rt/U!yazi|Wiinewkiai«ilray2II STARKE, Fla. — After 10 years N.H., for burial beside the said. .science station nestled in Germany. ilzi wliiiM Wi H rtkiri Mir alilMl wOil Mr;'• ■rt'* R. Grifhorst, at Amsterdam’s Schiphol Airport as on death row, Robert A. Sullivan Harvard-educated surgeon who There are 1,161 convicts await­ the ship’s cargo bay, the In contrast to the quiet y«riMMai4i44r«i« Am bMk a fwr pM n. Um M l p M m ^ he arrived on a flight from Madrid via London, Roost BAKERY ing execution in the United States. cS m 75 M ib M m ini m M i m m M• m------i t m M ■ M"-"IfBirrttr.aiC.O. k *«r *4tr.8iC8. raising to 25 the number of people arrested in the PRODUCE went to the electric chair begging adopted him at birth. formal business tone of of past evenings, the John­ p.’r MItw 15 4qi br MivtrY. Ml w ill pirMbiP ■rywrMMtyrt- for an end to “this monster of The major theme of a two-page Florida has slightly more than 200 ground-air exchanges son Space Center Visitors biM. kidnapping. DEPARTMENT capital punishment," but a state statement Sullivan read while convicts on death row, more than took on an emotional Center hummed with ac­ SEND TO: A police spokesman said Interpol, the interna­ any other state. CONN. REPRODUCTIONS Beef Round $ O A v rmueH 790 official predicted executions now strapped in the oak electric chair charge. tivity Wednesday night as BOX 10220, Dipt C-13 tional police organization, was involved in the CoMorMo will become more frequent. was his plea for an end to Florida Attorney General Jim Veteran commander a dozen amateur ham 483 Elmwood, Conn. 00110 search for three men still at large, including San NAVAL ORANGES 6/M. f >•••> Sullivan, 36, was pronounced executions and to urge opponents Smith said this week two or three John Young, co-pilot radio operators gathered Francisco-born F. Meijer, 30, of Amsterdam. Cube Steok A Lorfo tcoborg Kaiser Rolls 6/750 other inmates were in the same PfoKi Baked AmrIo or Raapb dead at 10:16 a.m. EST Wednes­ to keep up their fight "because the Brewster Shaw and for a spacetalk with SWIFTS LmUCELorfo Qroon 690 day, 10 years and 18 days after he cause is just." position as Sullivan, who had spent scientists Ulf Merbold of Turnover more time on death row than any PEPPERS .5 9 0 3/890 was sentenced to die tor the In his final statement. Sullivan West Germany, Robert Brown & Serve to e WhHo Juiwbe A p p le Cldo execution-style murder of an as­ thanked his attorney, Stephen Gey, other current inmate, with most of Parker, Owen Garriott Reagan kills Salvador report MUSHROOMS pbjgc Muffins 6 / n .2 9 sistant manager at a Homestead, the Catholic bishops and Pope John their court appeals exhausted. and Byron Lichtenberg WASHINGTON — Presideilt Reagan, arguing Fla., motel. II, who made an unprecedented Smith said the Sullivan case would have been kept too busy to that such requirements hampeV his human rights Sousoge »«. i*. PmSfoRAPEFRUIT *1.49 A memorial service for the plea for clemency to state officials, not open the floodgates but he engage in the banter asso­ efforts, killed legislation that would force him to 280-pound convicted killer was for trying to save his life. predicted executions would be­ ciated with past flights. •Marital & Family Conflicts •Stress Management report to Congress on the El Salvador govern­ scheduled today at St. Augustine ■ “I plead and encourage a con­ come more frequent. The astronauts, com­ ment’s treatment of its citizens. prising the largest crew to •Divorce Mediation •Hypnosis & Biofeedback The move was immediately attacked by fly in space, are working •Child & Adolescent •Emotional Problems Democrats, who said the U.S.-backed govern­ in alternate 12-hour shifts ment of El Salvador will interpret Reagan’s His mother goes into seclusion to complete the 72 experi­ Difficulties •Sexual Problems decision as a sign that U.S. aid will be ments submitted by 14 •Substance Abuse forthcoming regardless of its action on human nations for the nine-day •School Problems and her Harvard-educated rights. FRESH BAY SCALLOPS BOSTON (UPI) — The mother of raised, expressed sadness at his mission that ends Dec. 7. •Psychological Testing •Illness & Disability The White House. announced the move lb. *2.99 Robert Sullivan, who was executed execution. Claiming he was inno­ surgeon-husband, Daniel, two Mission manager Harry •Career Decisions & Counseling •Loss & Grief Wednesday less than six hours before Reagan after spending 10 years on Death cent. they vowed to continue the weeks after he was born in Nashau, Craft told reporters late allowed a midnight deadline to lapse that killed Row, spent the last hours of her fight to clear his name and against N.H. FRESH FILET OF SOLE Wednesday the orbiter the measure. The legislation would have lb. *2.99 adopted son’s life in seclusion in capital punishment. The Sullivans later divorced and systems “are doing excel­ 6 5 9 - 2 6 9 7 8 7 1 - 6 0 8 2 extended the current requirement of certification her Arlington home. "Bob was very close to me even Robert moved with his mother to lent. The only word I can suburban Belmont where he grew Suite 15, The Medical Center Suite 109, Professional Bldg. every six months as a condition of U.S. aid to the Sullivan was executed Wednes­ though he was in a prison cell down say is fantastic." Central American country. 16 oz. bag day in a Florida prison despite a in Florida,” said Ralph Jacobs, 35, up. Mrs. Sullivan later moved to The agenda for later 131 New London Turnpike 281 Hartford Turnpike INDIAN HARVEST WILD RICE *5.29 leniency plea by Pope John Paul II. of Quincy, a boyhood friend who Arlington. today called for the astro­ Glastonbury, CT 06033 Vernon, CT 06066 "I am not talking to anyone at organized a legal defense fund on "There was no joy In that nauts to use one of the all,” Stella Sullivan toid UPI in a his behalf. “I’m basically upset at Jury deliberates on Lavelle household," said another family yVo Substitute calm voice shortly after Sullivan, the judicial system — I believe friend of Sullivan’s childhood. 36, was electrocuted for the slaying they’ve executed an innocent WASHINGTON — A federal court jury is We Give Old Fashioned weighing the testimony of 30 witnesses to For Quality of a motel attendant. man.” During his decade awaiting Butcher Service . . . Reached by telephone at her At the Massachusetts State- execution, his mother rarely vi­ d lo l? determine whether fired EPA official Rita suburban home, she added: house. a smali knot of about 20 sited him. His father died in 1979. Lavelle perjured herself and used the “Super- "There’s no one here and 1 don’t protesters marched to denounce Susan Carey, a Gainesville, Fla., fund" program to help Republican politicians. want to make any comments the execution. lawyer who has worked on Sulli­ A 10-women, two-man jury was set for its first ST0« HOWS; whatsoever." Sullivan, who spent longer than van’s behalf, said the condemened A job"*’®'' full day of deliberations today in the case of Miss Close friends in the greater anyone in the nation on Death Row killer did not want his adoptive Lavelle, former chief of the Environmental Mon. ft Tues. til 6:00 ^ 317 NgMand St Boston area, where Sullivan was — was adopted by Mrs. Sullivan mother to visit. Protection Agency’s Superfund toxic waste .k.ft so srjr* cleanup program. Wed., Thurs., ft Fri. til 9.00 MMKHESTER »itt« The panel on Wednesday elected a foreman, P rog ress 'S. deliberated behind closed doors for more than an Sat. ft Sunday hour, and then sent a note to U.S. District Judge til 6:00 on rights Norma Johnson asking to view an exhibit EUCnZiIlTD -I Ini’tiob '**** A niTtf introduced at the trial and requesting further 646-4277 Special Sizes instruction from the judge on interpreting the Is seen Specializing Exclusively in 12V^to28V!i law. ST. GEORGE’S, Gren­ Slenderizing Plus-Size Fashions and 38-52 ada (UPI) — Authorities in Grenada have made attempts to improve the ‘U.S. superiority gone’ eastern Caribbean na­ ' top4»Y tion’s human rights re­ NEW HAVEN — Paul Warnke, former director GROCERY SPECIALS ^ FROZEIS & DAIRY cord since the American- •llurisb* ^ of the U.S. Arms Control and Disarmament 1 SWEET LIFE CUT GREEN OR______led invasion, a U.S. State Agency, warned an audience at Yale School of Department official said. CspUtb* Nobdv*' WHOIE KERNEL CORN 15 oz. 3/*l. , „ * 1 . 1 B opposwi -n» «wi» p“< “ Medicine the United States should not aim for During the administra­ cyfwEi nuclear superiority over the Soviet Union. HEINZ sultest tion of Marxist Prime “The regaining of nuclear superiority is like me KETCHUP 24 w. BBC Sour Cream 16 oz. 8 9 0 Minister Maurice Bishop crying about my lost youth. It’s gone and no PILLSBURY CREMENT OR — killed with three Ca­ ^ wWWn • amount of plastic surgery can bring it back," Dinner Rolls ...BBC binet members Oct. 19 by mik Best o1 »» I Warnke said Wednesday. MANDARIN ORANGES u..2/*l. MINUTE MAID , Grenadian soldiers dur­ Warnke repeatedly stressed that communica­ SUN MAID 3 2 » 2 / * l. ing a coup by hardliners — tion with the Soviets was the best means of arms 7.. BBC Orange Juice •pacts ol I MINI SNACKS the United States consist­ «m « '“JU irem B>» _ control and attacked President Reagan’s current OCEAN SPRAY ently accused Grenada of policy. “It’s the arms race theory of arms control. l^i^ge Combos 4 „ .3 / B B C human rights violations. It hasn't worked and it never will work” GRAPEFRUIT JUICE *1.5B OREGON FWIK The coup and the kil­ I MRS. BUTTLh WORTH'S Carrot Cake 17.5 oz. ^ I i6 9 lings and fears for the 24.. *1.4B safety of hundreds of I MAPLE SYRUP VERYFINE Gutter Croissants * 1 .2 B American medical stu­ CTOKELY - 4 VARIETIES dents on Grenada sparked csiAskM , Acid rain plan attacked APPLESAUCE »«. BBC the Oct. 25 invasion to ------I VERYFINE Vegetables 16 oz. 9 9 0 topple the military junta WASHINGTON — A leading proposal to solve the complicated problem of acid rain is being APPLE JUICE «..*1.1B gTRUSHHX, , and restore law and order Orange Juice 12 oz. 8 9 0 to the island’s 110,000 attacked by a group of senators and representa­ GEISHA SNOW people. tives from western states who are complaining ...*2.BB their region would share the plan’s costs, but none CRABMEAT Sreen^eanS whs mMlifooMt or almeeds 9 ez. 8 5 C James Thyden, a We Want Your Memories! CARNATION member of the State De­ of its benefits. partment’s Office of Hu­ In a letter released Wednesday, the 16 senators COCOA 12«. 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Describe the day the circus came to town woman who claims to be Anastasia, daughter of I ICE CREAM on news reports that or the boys went off to war. a / i t e r Nicholas II, was the subject of a massive Grenadian and Cuban pri- ■ V reh today by authorities who believe her soners heid in an Photos will be returned but submissions cannot.^ misband abducted her from a hospital. I $120 American-run interroga­ Authorities said Wednesday night they had no *10FF OFF tion camp near Point cities to the whereabouts of Anna Manahan, who I CXPIREB DBG. 3 ’B3 K X n n iB D IG . 3 ’B3 I Submissions should be 300 words or less, about two 2/*lE X P m tB D IG . I ‘B3 Salines had been mis­ OPEN SUNDAYS UNTIL CHRISTMAS 12-5 claims she survived the massacre of the Russian I expwii* Die.) t i and a half typed pages or less. HIGHLAND PARK MKT. treated by military police VERNON royal family by the Bolsheviks in 1918. I HIGHLAND PARK MKT. I ■■ J officers. “It’s all still at a stalemate. We don’t have any VERNON CIRCLE 649-4430 Send entries to Adele Angle, Focus Editor, Box new leads," a sheriff’s deputy said. 591, Manchester Herald, Manchester 06040. The woman’s court-appointed guardian swore \wWhen i you have some- Btooflifield-806 Park Ave 242-9277 out a warrant accusing John Manahay of spiriting \fhling to sell, find a cash AVON - RL 44 Caldor Plaia 678-0080 You may enter more than once! his wife away from Blue Ridge Hospital, where - the easy w av ... she was being treated for arthritis. a low-cost ad In Wethersfield Shopping Ctr. 529-0431 S If led. 643-2711. illllllllllllllllllllllllU i K - MANC'HKSTKR IIKKALD, Thursday. Dec. 1, 1983 MANCHKSTKH IIKUAU), Thursday. Ufc I. - 7 Richard M. Diamond, Pubiisher OPINION Dan Fitts. Editor Connecticut Drinking-age hike is possibie in 1984 in Bnef By Mark A. Dupult some are concerned about young tee on liquor issues. age in Connecticut. United Press international people driving to New York to drink. Connecticut raised the drinking age The General Law subcommittee is He said New York lawmakers from 18 to 19 last year and from 19 to 20 studying whether to recommend an HARTFORD — Connecticut law­ appeared "very interested" in a bill this year. Noonan voted against the increase to next year’s Legislature and Jack Panel wants PAC ban makers would likely vote to raise the pending in the New York Legislature to hike this year, citing concerns young also is looking at ways to curb illegal state’s drinking age to 21 next year, raise that state’s drinking age to 21, a people would drive to New York, where drinking by minors. Anderson: HARTFORD — The state Elections Commis­ providing neighboring New York takes move Noonan said would help win the age is now 19 in drink. Manatt’s mistakes may hurt candidates sion plans to ask the Legislature to making it the same step, a legislative subcom­ support for an increase to 21 in Charles Kasmer, secretary of the I Washington ; illegal for public officials to be paid by a political mittee chairman says. Connecticut. If New York doesn't increase its state Liquor Control Commission, WASHINGTON - For sev­ bling state chairmen conceded laugh. What Manatt has over­ action committee, said executive director Jeffrey Rep. Gerald Noonan, D-Naugatuck, "I think a lot of people feel they could drinking age to 21, Noonan, whose urged the subcommittee to establish eral months now it has bepn as much. looked all along is the fact that, Marry-Qo-Round t B. Garfield. said Wednesday a “clear majority" of reasonably support 21 and this is the district lies 40 minutes by highway some system of identification cards to obvious to everyone — eve­ Jack Qermond Manatt, however, chose the in either party, the national ^ k |field said Wednesday the commission’s lawmakers don't care one way or the year,” said Noonan, chairman of a from New York, said he hadn't decided identify young people old enough to buy ryone, that is, except Charles T. hard line, interceding directly d ^M )n to propose the legislation next year came other about the 21-year-old age but General Law Committee subcommit­ if he could support a higher drinking liquor. committee and the national after an audit it made showed House Speaker Manatt — that the national and . in a state Democratic central chairman are just functionaries Irving J. Stolberg of New Haven had been paid Democratic Party was going to committee debate In Iowa and who handle party housekeeping $1,854.43 this year by a political action commiit- be obliged to yield to Iowa and Jules Witcover threatening the recalcitrant lo­ — and only at the sufferance of T e n sio n s i tee which he is vice chairman. Assembly mulls change in Blue Cross New Hampshire in the running Syndicated columnists cal Democrats with such things elected officials or, in this case, Financial records of Stolberg’s political action argument over 1984 presidential as the possibility theirdelegates whoever wins that presidential committee, the Democratic Leadership Commit­ primary and caucus dates. wouldn't be given hotel rooms at nomination." tee, show it paid him $1,500 and $348.43 In separate HARTFORD (UPI) — Blue Cross & that allowing Blue Cross mutual Legislature that convenes in February. "What was appropriate and benefi­ The problem, of course, is the convention, let alone seats “ Manatt doesn't think politi­ high over I honorariums for speeches he made. Blue Shield of Connecticut, arguing it insurance company status would put In its presentation to the panel. Blue cial 47 years ago is no longer that Manatt is the chairman of and New Hampshire wouid cials ruled that they would have on the convention floor. And, cally," a professional who has Stolberg last month said the PAC was formed to needs to adapt to a changing market, them at a competitive disadvantage. Cross and Blue Shield argued a law appropriate or beneficial," the com­ the Democratic National Com­ to advance their date a week using another party rule, he promote progressive Democratic politics and the has renewed a request for legislation The committee earlier this year adopted 47 years ago allowing creation pany said. "The marketplace has have to be held in a 13-week worked closely with the DNC killed a bill that would have allowed mittee and the one who was formed a committee that would guif war ; speeches he made furthered those causes. He said that would allow it to become a mutual of the non-profit company had re­ changed and consequently Blue Cross period — a "window," it was because the Vermont vote, chairman said. "He doesn't he spent the money on commemorative papers he Insurance company. Blue Cross to convert to a mutual going to have to yield to avoid a although it involved no delegate allow the DNC to enter the mained essentially the same despite a & Blue Shield Inc., of Connecticut must called — beginning March 13. understand that what he has gives to visitors to his office. The non-profit insurer said Wednes­ insurance company and sell lines of changing marketplace. adapt.” politically debilitating confron­ The idea was to shorten the selection, would be considered a states refusing to comply and here is not a rules problem, it's a WASHINGTON - Behind ; day the change would allow it to offer insurance other than health coverage tation over an essentially trivial presidential campaign, which primary and New Hampshire hold a separate delegate- political problem." closed doors, President Reagan’s; insurance packages to employers and in favor of studying the issue. issue. was considered — for some law specifies that its primary selection process during the That message has been advisers are bitterly divided over Toll plaza plan disputed treatment equal to commercial insur­ The committee will study testimony So far, he hasn't done that. On reason or other — a desirable must be held one week before officially-sanctioned period. brought home more forcefully U.S. policy toward the 3-year-old ■ NEW HAVEN — The mere suggestion that the ers in the state's regulation of its rates. from Wednesday’s hearing and decide the contrary, Manatt has goal. any other. With New Hampshire From the outset, nonetheless, in the last few days. Rep. Tom war between Iraq and Iran. Mount Carmel connector be the site of a toll plaza Commercial insurers, however, whether to revive the bill or other GIFT IDEA FOR RUNNERS seemed to go out of his way to But in deference to historical moving up, Iowa decided to it has been plain to everyone in Harkin, the likely Democratic Advocates are calling for a "tilt”, has angered officials in towns that might b e ' countered before the Legislature's legislation for consideration by the Insurance and Real Estate Committee harden the lines between the precedent, Iowa was given follow suit to maintain the the party — except Charles T. Senate candidate in Iowa next toward one side or the other. ! affected by its installation. DNC and the two state Demo­ permission to hold its precinct eight-day separation between Manatt — that these are empty year, has complained that the This would pull the administrai "The idea is totally ridiculous. That’s the only way I can characterize it,” North Haven First cratic organizations. The result caucuses 15 days before that the two events — and, not threats. Local Democrats in rhubarb within the party couid tlon away from its declared policy is that there has been an Iowa and New Hampshire Selectman Waller J. Gawrych said Wednesday. injured student getting better period, on Feb. 27, and New incidentally, the political im­ weaken his prospects of unseat­ of neutrality in the Persian GuH "I can't believe anyone would even put the idea on I983,»et T-Shirts *6»" unpleasant little internal row Hampshire to hold its tradi­ portance of the Iowa caucuses. couldn't go wrong politically by ing Republican Sen. Roger conflict — a conflagration that paper. It’s insane." among Democrats in Iowa and tional first-in-the-nation prim­ This did not seem to be a big "standing up to dictation from Jepsen. And New .Hampshire could ignite the oil fields that pump The toll plaza question was raised last week in a NEW HAVEN (UPl) - Harvard some movement on that side and the spectacle, in both states, of a ary one week before the win­ deal to anyone but Charles T. Washington." Moreover, the Democrats have said the same freshman Margaret Cimino, who suf­ doctors lake this as an optimistic sign, 8 million barrels a day. state Department of Transportation report spokesman Kelly Anthony said nia'jd V® Posters *3““ party that can't manage a dow, on March 6. Manatt. local Democrats had the back­ about Rep. Norman D'Amours' At this time, the pro-Iraq forces requested by state legislators. They wanted a list fered near-fatal injuries when she was two-car funerai without struck by a falling goal post after the Wednesday. (while they last) There was, to be sure, some ing of the party's presidential chances of defeating another in the State Department and the of sites where tolls could be placed so federal Her heart had slopped when she was mishap. grumbling from a few party candidates, sbc of whom signed funds wouldn't be jeopardized. The connector Yale-Harvard game, seems to be IT WAS THEN belatedly Republican incumbent. Sen. Pentagon may be winning thd_ showing continued improvement, said struck on the head at the Yale Bowl by The issue is iess than mo­ discovered that Vermont chairmen from other states who a letter supporting the earlier Gordon Humphrey. , secret debate. But there is strong links Interstate 91 in North Haven and Route 10 in Hamden and was one of the sites listed. a spokesman at the Hospital of St. the goal post’s cross member when ONLY AT... mentous. When the DNC planned to conduct a presiden­ are a little envious of the special dates. Those fears may be exagger­ opposition on Capitol Hill and Raphael. fans ripped it down at the end of the adopted, its new delegate- attention Iowa and New Hamp­ Hamden Police Chief John P. Ambrogio said tial preference vote, or "beauty MANATT HAS NOW con­ ated. But it is clear that Charles within the administration to any any toll plaza would “pose a serious safety Cimino, 18, was taken out of the Nov. 19 game. NASSIFF CAMERA NASSIFF SPORTS selection rules for 1984, it contest," on March 6, the same shire receive. But it was clearly ceded that the candidates' T. Manatt has made a big one deviation from the official policy o! intensive care unit Monday and began “Fast thinking and quick work of problem" on adjacent roads. “I have already .6 991 Main St., Manchester specified that all primaries and day as New Hampshire. Whe­ nothing that could not have been views are a "factor" in what the out of what should have been a "a plague on both your houses." voiced my objections with some legislators therapy Tuesday and may be able to paramedics and the trauma team at St. 639 Main St., Manchester caucuses except those in Iowa reupon New Hampshire offi­ smoothed over. Even the grum­ DNC finally allows. What a little one. Those who favor a tilt toward leave the hospital next week. She still is Raphael’s saved her life. She had a unofficially. I told them it would be a serious cardiac arrest," Anthony said. 647-9126 Iraq have the heat of emotion on mistake," he said. paralyzed on her left side. There’s 643-7369 their side. Long-standing anti- Mayor Peter Villano of Hamden foresees "a lot An editorial Iranian sentiment has been fanned of problems." chief among them his prediction HuuME to a white heat by the strong that "it wouldn't be a good revenue producer, suspicion that Ayatollah Khomeini which is the reason to put up the tolls.” was behind the slaughter of American Marines in Beirut. Nb Dodd blasts Reagan veto Rights veto less than President Reagan has HARTFORD — Sen. Christopher Dodd, D- Latest interest rates on Certificates of Deposit privately blamed the massacre on Conn., sharply criticized President Reagan's the Iranian Shiite Moslems sup; decision to veto legislation designed to promote ported by the ayatollah. human rights and economic and political reforms a wrong move The president’s more militant in El Salvador. advisers, such as Defense Secre­ Dodd predicted Wednesday Congress would Statements by the Reagan of the nightly murders — is tary Caspar Weinberger, favor a reverse the president's action in the coming administration on human likely to mean an increase in pro-Iraq policy as retaliation k>t legislative session. "The president's ill-advised veto sends a rights have long had a hollow the daily civilian body count the Beirut bombing. significant — and dangerous — message to ring to them, especially those on the edges of the San But tbe neutralists and pragma­ Salvadoran security and miltary forces: “U.S concerning El Salvador, Salvador. tists argue that emotion is a poor military aid will continue regardless of human HERE’S where the United States is It is also difficult to see how guide for national policy, and insist rights abuses or involvement in right-wing death that Iran's strategic importance squad activities,"' said Dodd, who introduced the tied to a regime whose the decision will increase the far outweighs revulsion over its legislation. brutality becomes more ap­ government’s actions to clear revolutionary leadership and th^ “The President's decision belies, if not parent with each passing day. up the series .of murders of desire for revenge. They also point seriously undercuts, recent claims by top out that Iraq’s President Saddam administration officials that these issues are of On Wednesday, the admin­ American citizens in El Sal­ major concern at the While House. If they are. it istration’s tacit approval of vador, as was required by the Hussein is no better than seems someone forgot to tell the president," said continued killings by right- original certification legisla­ Khomeini. Dodd. The certification legislation, first passed in OURS. wing death squads in that tion written by Sen. Chris­ IN A SENSE, a slight tilt toward 1981, expired Sept. 30. Congress approved an country was, once again, topher J. Dodd, Connecticut Iraq is already in effect. As far extension of the law without dissent. Under it, the You choose Interest rate* Effective reinforced by the president Democrat. back as the spring of 1982, with president has to certify every six months that the the term, from annual yield when he used a “pocket veto” Even with the 1981 legisla­ scant warning, the State Depart­ Salvadoran government was meeting human to kill the link between tion, which was reapproved ment removed Iraq from the list of rights and other conditions for U .S. military aid to military aid to the Salvado­ two weeks ago by Congress, ‘Last one In’s a...” nations that support international continue. ran government and periodic the case of the Salvadoran terrorism. This facilitated sales to 91 days to 6 mos. congressional certification of guardsmen who are acknowl­ Iraq by U.S. suppliers. Surgery planned on Infant Last December, the Iraqis were 875% 9127% improved human-rights edged to have raped and FARMINGTON, Conn. (UPl) — Doctors at the allowed to buy 60 Hughes helicop;- University of Connecticut Health Center said they performance. murdered four nuns who ters without so much as an export will operate on the 2-month-old daughter of a And once again the Ameri­ were United States citizens Open forum / Readers' views license or a State Department Mexican farm couple born with a rare defect that 6 mos. to 1 year can public was presented remains “unsolved” — osten­ review. Since then, intelligence caused confusion about her sex. Send letters to: The Manchester Herald, Herald Square, Manchester,' CT 06040 with a formal statement that sibly because of legal techni­ reports indicate that the choppers The doctors said Wednesday they will perform 9L50

WiHism Shstner, Hal Holbrook, gang of reckateert for a young In Brief New leukemia treatment radiation-free 11:00 P.M. Ava'Gardner. 1980. Rated R. district attorney. Balia Davis, Iota 7:30P.M. Lane. Humphrey Bogart. 1937. marrow is also destroyed, so treatment 6:00P.M. CB (B l8l IS - Naw* doctors to perform the procedure in technique and may improve, said (5) - PM Magazine 8 - MOVIE: 'John Paul Jonaa' By GIno Dal Guercio requires new marrow be transplanted ( D - Prog corn'd (B - M‘A*S*H This Natoricsl drama of John Paul CB - Joe Franklin Show hospitals that until now could not treat Santos. CS) - All In the Family United Pratt intamational into the patient through injections into C£) - Throo's Company OS - Odd Coupto Jonas tells of his vaUsnt fight for s G9) - Emargancy Explosion still a mystery leukemia patients for lack of radiation The study was conducted on 51 3 ) - Joker's Wild strong American Navy. Robert 9 - MOVIE: 'Force: Five' patients in various stages of acute the patient’s blood. The marrow must d) d) ® ® ® - Newt O - SpoctiCMiMr Stack, MacDonald Csray. 1969. BOSTON — Leukemia victims may therapy facilities. (X) - Family Feud Agent! ere Mnt to rescue the PROVIDENCE, R.I. — Fire ofliciala uaed a non-lymphocytic leukemia. Santos said be obtained from someone with a 3 ) - Buck Rogers S ~ Alfrad HItehoook Hour deughter of • U.S. senator from no longer-be forced to endure the Total-body radiation gives doses 3 ) - Benny Hill Show mm 12:1^A.M. crane to lift tlirough the rubble of the Schubert the technique can be applied ttzRither similar marrow' type, which is only Q D - Love Boat (9 - Doctor Is In the island fortress of a religkxia ' extreme side effects of total-body equivalent to thqse nuclear radiation ( S )-N e w s 9 - N C A A BaakatbaH: cult leadar. Joe Lewiu, Pern Hun­ Heat Treating Co. to try to uncover the cause of a types of leukemia and other bone available to about 45 percent of all (S) - ESPN's StdeUnes 8 - Benny Hill Show Washington at LSU radiation in order to irradicate their victims depicted in the television film O - NFL's Greatest Moments WE GOT IT MADE tington. Rated R. fiery explosion that leveled the downtown metal patients. (3) - USA Cartoon Express "The Day After,” with the same deadly marrow diseases. NFL's Greatest Moments pre­ f lp - Sports Tonight 8 - MOVIE: 'Tha Chain disease, doctors reported today. Current treatments using cyclophos­ 9 - MOVIE: Butterfly' A way- treaUnent plan. effects. Such doses would be lethal "Our treatment has been shown to be Q8l - Jim Bakker sents the 1982 AFC Playoff fea­ Terl Copley plays Mickey, S - Dr. Who Raaction' An accidant at a nu­ werd girl aeducea tha H||xplosion shortly before 10 a.m. Wednes- A new treatment, outlined in the New phamide and total-body radiation to turing San Diego vs Pittsburgh. clear waste center unleashes a except bone marrow transplants offset as good or better than current me­ (g[) - CHIPS the llve-ln maid hired by two S - TwWght Zono thkiki la har fathar. Ria 1 ^ 8 a , d a j^ ^ k e d the industrial neighborhood along the England Journal of Medicine, may kill the cancer also require bone full scale nuclear thrsat. Stsvs Stacy Kaach, Orson V ^ U s. the deadly effects. Still the method is thods,” said Santos, a professor of (2D - MOVIE: 'The Best Years (3D - Dragrtet bachelors, including Jay (Tom (E) - BuoIi m m Report eliminate the need (or radiation Bisisy, Anna-Msris WInchsstsr. Rated R. southern fringe of the downtown area. Seven medicine at John Ifopkins Medical marrow transplant. of Our Lives' Three World War II 2D ® - M*A*S*H Vlllard), to tidy up their sloppy 1980. therapy by supplementing it with avoided if possible. veterans from the same town re­ 11:15 P.M. workers and one police officer were injured. Two School. “ But the super advantage is for (S) ~ Crossfire apartment, in the NBC come­ 9 - Our Mlaa Brooks another type of anti-cancer drug, they Untreateid, the cancer of the white turn to civilian life. Fredric March, ( 9 - Auto Rwdng '83; SCCA 12:30 A.M. workers were hospitalized, while the rest were people who want to treat leukemia Santos said doctors try to avoid - State Lotted dy “We Got It Made," airing 2:15A.M. said. blood cells can kill in as few as two Myrna Loy, Dana Andrews. (2D l^ s a n Trans-Afh Coverage of CB 9 - NlgMI^ , treated for Injuries ranging from fractures to patients in hospitals that don’t have total-body radiation because of its 1946. - Veronica, El Rostro del THURSDAY, DEC. 1. iN s auto race is presented from (32) - SportsCenter "This is a very exciting finding,” weeks, said Dr. George W. Santos, the 2D C B - Worid Vlaion Spaolal smoke inhalation and released, a hospital sufficient radiation therapy debilitafing effects, retardation of ® (g) - MacNeil/Lehrer Amor Las Vegas, NV. (60 min.) said Dr. John Truman at Massachu­ report’s primary author. (9 - N C A A BaakatbaH: St. 2:30 A.M. apokeswoman said. equipment.” growth and need for sophisticated Newshour ® - Wheel of Fortune CHECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME. 8 - Reporter 41 setts General Hospital in Boston. "It Using this new treatment, Santos has Patara va. Michigan Stata 3D - CBS News NIghtwatch Admitted were Frank McLauthey, 52, of The treatment uses the two cancer­ radiation equipment. (2D - Reporter 41 ® - NHL Hockey: Buffalo at means we may not have to use kept 65 percent of all patients under 20 11:30 P.M. 9 9 - Lata Night with David JIP Providence, and Brian Cornell, 29, of Cranston, fighting drugs — busulfan and cyclo­ Symptoms of the fairly rare blood (S) - MOVIE: 'Cannery Row' A Montreal radiation when doing bone marrow and 44 percent of all patients older than C B - MOVIE: -QB VII' Part 1 A Lattamwn G uam to ba an- 8 - Top Rer>k Boxing from both in satisfactory condition, the spokeswoman phosphamide — to kill the cancer. cancer include: fever, infection, bleed­ marine biologist tries to forget his ® - People's Court film based on Leon Uris' best sell­ nouncad. Atientio City, NJ Top Rank Box­ transplants.” 20 disease free for two years. Those past while a young runaway drifts said. In the nroccss. the patient’s bone ing and anemia. (If) - Dr. Who ing novel about an American au­ ing features Mike Tinley vs. Mark The technique could also allow — TPA ax good as any current into life in a bordello. Nick Nolte. thor who accuses a Polish-born 1:00 A.M. McPherson in a 12 -round bout for Fire Chief Michael F. Moise said 12 people were Debra Winger. Rated PG. 8:00 P.M. doctor of war crimes. Ben Gaz- 3D - Hogan's Heroes the ESPN Middleweight Title working in the one-story building at the time of ® - M*A*S*H zara. Anthony Hopkins, Jack (X) 3 ) - Magnum. P.l. 3) - MOVIE: 'HEALTH' Two 8 - N CA A BasketbeH: the explosion. Reports at the scene indicated Hawkins. 1974 women battle against each other 6:30 P.M. 3 ) - PM Magazine Maryland at Ohio State every employee was accounted (or following the 3D 8 - Thicks of the Night in order to be elected president of blast. C D - T a x i 3 ) ® - 20/20 a national health organization 8 - Croeafire Tests tell breast-cancer survival odds 3D - Benny HIN Show 8 ) - N aw Generation CE) - C B S Naws 3 D - News Lauren Bacall, Glenda Jackson, pany owner until a witness d ) - Racing From Roosevelt Henry Gbson. 1979. levels of progesterone receptors are for survival. Women with a negative (Si - ESPN’i SporlaWaek (33) - MOVIE: 'Zandy's Bride' fS ) - Sneek Previews Co-hosts ( 8 - Kingston Trio end Friends: springs a surprise. (60 min.) 3:00 A.M. Retailers warned on ads By GIno Del Guercio report in the New England Journal of Big Sur cattleman sends for a mail Neal Gabler and Jeffrey Lyons A Reunion (53) - Honeymooners G D - Twilight Zor>a test should be treated with stronger 0 (SB - NBC Nawa @ - M OViE: D M th W ith IT A 3D - MOVIE: 'Datnaal In Medicine concluded. tough to kill. 6rder bride and gets a strong- spotlight films in limited release (S) - Crossfire United Press International chemotherapy and radiation, McGuiije - Noticiero Naclonal SIN 9:30 P.M. vigilante in Los Angeles contin­ 8 - MOVIE; 'Ouns Of Dlatreaa' An American dancer in PROVIDENCE, R.I. — Rhode Island mer­ Therefore, if the test proves positive, willed and determined woman that you shouldn't miss including Progesterone is a female hormone Noticias nacionales con Guillermo ues his fight against crime after 8 8 - Tonight Show Guest Darkness' A man searches for London miatakas an hetress for a women know they have a good chance said. who attempts to civilize him. Danton' and Kitty and the Bag- 8 ) ( 8 - Cheers Carla per­ chants could go from the “ Cabbage Patch” to the secreted by the overies. Restrepo. his daughter dies escaping from a host Joan Rivers is joined by Pris­ his meaning in life against a back­ chorus girl and woos har. Fred BOSTON — Women with breast Gene Hackman, Liv Ullmann, Ei­ man.' suades Sam to take her to her ex- doghouse if they misrepresent supplies of gang of toughs. Charles Bronson. cilla Presley and Marilu Henner. ground of political unrest in a Astaire, Joan Fontaine, George cancer can get a very good idea of their Breast cancer is the most common ® - Jeffersons leen Heckart. 1974 husband's wedding. advertised goods, according to state Attorney Jill Ireland. Vincent Gardenia. (60 min.) South American state. David Burns, (3racie Allen 1937 chances of survival from hormone cause of death in middle-aged women. ® - ABC News ( 8 - Noche do Gala Niven, Leslie Caron, Ian Hunter. (32) - N CAA Basketball: 8:30 P.M. 1982 Rated R ( 9 - Album Flaah GD - MOVIE: 'Minnesota Cla/ General Dennis J. Roberts II. An estimated 110,000 cases are disco­ Washington at LSU 1962 receptor tests now being studied, New heart operation to be tried 7:00 P.M. OSD ** Carol Burnett end Friends (2D - Doomsday Scanario 9 ) - Palicula A gunfighter sentenced to prison The warning Wednesday was prompted by vered eaclTyear and 36,000 women die 10:00 P.M. escapes and returns to Mesa En- doctors reported today. (X) - CB S Naws (3D - MOVIE: 'Porky's' A group 3D - NHL Hockey: New Jersey Banking on the Brink.' The finan­ 1:30 A.M. state residents' complaints about shortages of the of lustful high school boys tries to (X) CSD - Knots Landing 9 - Bob Nawhart Show cantsda where he becomes em­ The researchers studied two differ­ of the disease. BOSTON (U PI) - A 6-day-old Israeli aboard a Swissair Jetliner Tuesday — at Washington cial crisis facing western banks is - Sanford and Son popular "Cabbage Patch Kid” doll, manufac­ CB O - M*A*S*H crash the local bawdy house. (X) broiled in a war between two | "W e now have a very strong boy, flown to Boston for medical has little chance of survival. (8) - Mama's Family Mama tries 3 D - News examined. 12:00 A.M. ent hormone receptor tests, one for ( i ) - Tic Tac Dough Scott Colomby. Kim Catrell, Kaki GD - Chico and tha Man gangs Cameron Mitchel). tured by Coleco Industries Inc. to put some new life in a retire­ 8 - MOVIE: 'Chanal SoUtaira' estrogen and the other for progeste­ predictor of whether the disease will treatment, could be saved by new Hospital spokeswoman Roberta 03) - Independent Network C B - Trappar John. M.D. Georges Roviere. Ethel (B ,- ABC News Hunter. 1961. Rated R. 3D - CNN Haadlina News Roberts said merchants who misrepresent come back,” said Dr. William L. surgical procedures developed re­ ment home. News , Coco Chanel's struggle for suc­ ( B 9 -N a w a rone. They found that although the two Shaw said the boy suHers from a 3 D * NBA Basketball: Ro)0 1965 their stock of the dolls — or any otlier CB " Laugh-In 2D (S) - Wild America The (52) - World Sportsman This cess in the high fashion world is (33) - Indaparidant Network tests do much the same thing, progeste­ McGuire, chief of oncology at the cently at Children’s Hospital. narrowed aorta and the'absence of a Washirtgton at New York chronicled. Marie-France Pisier, CB - CNN Haadlina Naws Naws ( 8 ' Freeman Reports merchandise — may face legal action. ( S - Bamay Millar Man Who Loved Bears * First of 2 show features Trans-Pacific Bal­ rone was more effective in predicting University of Texas Health Science Doctors today planned to perform left ventricle, which prevents his heart (3D - Festival of Faith parts. A man raises a grizzly cub looning and Hammerhead Shark Rutger Hauer, Timothy Dalton. (B) - Star Trak 8 - NBC Naws Overnight 8 - Kung Fu He warned Rhode Island retailers they must (S - SpoftsCenter 1981 Rated R. the final conclusion. Center in San Antonio. what could be life-saving open-heart from pumping enough blood to his @ - N CA A Basketball: Yale vs. to grow up as a mate for Colora­ Fishing off Baja. CA. (60 min.) ( 9 - MOVIE; 'Monslpnor' An ( 8 - baspadida 3;15A.M. make clear the amount of stock they have in In a study of 189 patients, McGuire surgery on the son of Nancy and O - Inside The NFL Connecticut do's last male bear. {Closed Cap- ambitious Catholic priest em­ Currently, doctors tend to only use body. (3D - MOVIE; 'Four Friends' ( 8 - Carter Country - Thicks of tha Night advertisements, unless they carry enough for O - Radio 1990 Today s pro­ tk>r>ed] ploys controversial niethods in 8 - MOVIE: 'Sodom and the estrogen test. and his team at the University of Texas Yaakov Kieinman. The defect, known as hypoplastic left @ - Prime News Three young men and a free- Gomorrah' Lot leads his tribe of anticipated consumer demand. gram looks at the hottest trends ^D “ El Show de las Estrellas spirited woman come of age dur­ 10:30P.M. his rise to power in the Vatican. "Progesterone-receptor levels found that tumors with high levels of Doctors said without the new surgery heart syndrome, is the fourth most (S) '* Gimme a Break Nell has 1:45 A.M. nomadic Jews across the desert and performers in the world of ing the 1960's. Craig Wasson. Christopher Reeve, Genevieve At a news conference, Roberts released a letter two stormy encounters with a (3D - News 8 - MOVIE: 'Tha Oamblar' A into Sodom and Gomorrah, should be routinely measured and progesterone receptors are easily the baby — born at Jersalem's Shaare common heart defect among new­ entertainment, Jodi Thelen, Jim Metzler. 1981. Bujold. 1982. Rated R to retailers written after his office's Consumer high school classmate. 9:00 P.M. (3D - Sports Look gambler, rescuing his son from where many succumb to t)ie he­ incorporated into future trials,” the destroyed, whereas tumors with low Zedek Hospital and rushed to Boston borns. o - Ever Irtcreasing Faith Rated R. G D - Radio 1990 Today's pro­ danger, firxls love and adventure Protection Unit received dozens of complaints the (2D - Mysterious World 3D GD - Simon & Simon ( 8 - Alfred Hitchcock donistic pleasures of the wicked ® > Hogan's Heroes 8 ) - Twilight Zone gram looks at the hottest trends in the American West. Kenny Ro­ city Stewart Granger. Pier An- saying moon-faced Cabbage dolls were not ( 8 - Rose Kennedy: The Best 3D ~ The Merv Show (2D - Intamational Edition Ford and performers in the world of gers, Harold Gould, Lea Purcell. ® ) - Freeman Reports geii, Stanley Baker. 1963 offered as advertised in some stores. - Moneyline of Times. The Worst of Times 3D ® - NFL Football: Los Rowan hosts this look at trends entertainment. 1980 News (S) - MOVIE: Casey's Angeles Raiders at San Diego 8 ( 8 - Hill Street Blues Lt and news events as they are re­ 9 - Nawsnight 3:30 A.M. A toy store in Cranston was recently beseiged Hunter becomes devastated by 2:00 A.M. Shadow' A horse trainer and his ported by foreign journalists. ( 9 - VIdTC Juk*box by a crowd of angry customers who turned away 2 D (@ - Business Report ( 8 ® - W e Got It Made Jay is the disclosure that he was a bag 9 - MOVIE: Tha Kidnapping family stake all their hopes on a ( 8 - 2 4 Horaa 3D - CBS Naws NIghtwatch 2 D ~ Esclava Isaura sued for copyright infrir>gement. man for corrupt detectives, and of the President' While on a from empty shelves frustrated there were no young foal. Walter Matthau, Al­ - MOVIE: 'Markad Woman' 4:00 A.M. 8 - SCTV #1 Coffey and Bates feel they have a ^D - Independent Network state visit to Toronto, the Presi­ (X) dolls available as advertised. - Entertainment Tonight exis Smith, Robert Webber. A prostitute testifies against a 9 - MOVIE: Pofky'.' good case against a taxi cab com­ News dent IS kidnapped by terrorists Similar incidents have been reported nation­ “ Family Feiid 1978. Rated PG. (2D ** People's Caucus w rm o u R wide, with customers literally bowling each other over to get one of Oileco's coveted “ cuddlies.” TO WHERE ? T7 MRAHHH, BRIDGE ASTRO GRAPH Dynamite stolen from shed SULLIVAN, N.H. - State Police said Wednes­ tJONO USOdKE RATES The right way to go day they are following several leads, including the possibility of terrorists, in the theft of 800 dummy's fourth club or his pounds of dynamite from a storage shed in a own fourth spade. < % H ir small western New Hampshire town. It Is a mighty fine slam Sixteen cases of dynamite were stolen from a contract, but an easy one to shed in a Sullivan sand pit owned by New England YOUCANREAUY NORTH IM-U ^ B irth d a y ♦ QJ6 chuck if declarer is one of Explosive Co. of Stoddard, said police. The theft VAQ2 those happy-go-lucky finess­ apparently occurred over the Thanksgiving ♦ K65 ing types, D*c. 2 ,19S3 weekend but was not revealed until Wednesday. 49 4 32 ^he e finesser ■ wins the dia­ Without being self-serving, you State police Lt. Joseph Broderick said WEST EAST mond in dummy and are going to have much strong­ investigators are looking for witnesses. He er personal ambitions this ♦ K973 410 8 promptly leads the queen of refused to comment on how the thieves entered coming year. As you progress REACHOITTAND 4J8 497543 spades for a finesse. It is a the shed. NOW LEESEE finesse all right, but it also is and move upward, ydu'll also THAT B(G TURKEY ♦ J 10 987 432 look out lor those you care lor. “ It will be a very tough investigatiqn. It was in a ^ n j I I n \ 1 IF I CAN GET one that can't gain for him CUJSED TH' TRUNK AWAY AFTER ( BLINCH// MYSELF OUTA 475 4J10B6 kind of an out-of-a-way place," he said. LID ON ME.' and can cost him a trick. I EAT? ^ THIS OVER- SOUTH SAQITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Doe. The nitroglycerin content of the dynamite There is no way he can ^ n S R O W N TIN C A N ! 4 A432 21) you have a magnetic and sticks ranged from 40 percent to 70 percent, said 4K 10 8 collect four spade tricks, no exciting air about you today matter how the suit lies, and that will Inspire others to get on police. TOUmSOMMmE. ♦ AQ4 Broderick said the dynamite was used in 4AKQ there is no way he can't get your bandwagon. Set the pace. at least two spade tricks. They'll close ranks behind you. construction work. Northeastern offers the best long distance rates to Vulnerable: Neither If the suit breaks 3-3, all Major changes are In store lor . " I have Questions in my mind why they (the Dealer: South lines of play produce three Sagittarlans In the coming robbers) would take that much," he said, adding spade tricks. Ii it breaks 4-2, year. Send (or your Sagittarius that he suspected they may be terrorists. every city we fly to. Which means you can reach out and Wot North Em I Sooth Astro-Qraph predictions today 2 NT there Is no way the lead of dummy’s queen can bring in by mailing $1 and your zodiac Pan 6 NT Pan Pan sign to Astro-Qraph. Box 489, touch down in Ft. Lauderdale, St, Pete/Tampa, Orlando or f W Pan three tricks in the suit. Radio City Station. N Y. 10019. Tri-state dump is ruled out Now let’s look at the prop­ Send an additional $2 (or the er spade play. South wins the M ONTPELIER, Vt. — The "mostt 'ckn'ckreful" Opening lead: 4J NEW Astro-Graph Matchmaker Palm Beach for only $99, All seats. All flights. diamond lead in his own wheel and booklet Reveals analysis to date of alternatives for disposallispps of hand and leads a spade romantic compatibilities lor all low-level atomic wastes has effectivelyy linenitedout I'M NO *HIUU *Wi:U„ NCW PO toward dummy. West's best T ^ A N T A M V VOU'^rnTTHE: 1 signs. a proposed three-state dump for Maine, New And if that's not enough, these low rates are available' FEIE^JP 6AEAI-I I'M SAN TA, THP THANkC* play is to duck and dummy CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) VICTOR V^pe-T Hampshire and Vermont, says state Human 1 SA Y* voj'iee^ PMBOOIMPNr OF SANTA. wins the trick. Back to his Open both your heart and your s i z e :? S O T A By Oswald Jacoby Services Secretary Lloyd Novick. u u sr A &HIUU THF CHEI6TMAS THAT* A > hand with any high card and purse today to persons who (J S X ^ A T and James Jacoby Novick, unveiling the two month, 34-page study at the height of the season. Jan. 9-Feb. 8. But call now, TO SjPIEIT.-' a second spade is led. West are In need of your assistance. EPWPF. at a news conference Wednesday, said it showed h y p e : Good deeds are seeds that will South starts with 11 tricks can do no Mtter than to take the proposed three-state facility would be his king, and South has three later return a harvest. in high cards — two in AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fab. 19) "prohibitively" expensive and could not provide because tickets must be purchased by Dec. 31. spades and three in each of spade tricks and his six no- trump. Even though you may appear adequate health and safety safeguards. tne other suits. The 12th to be a bit of a dreamer today, He said the three-state dump would cost $6.8 I M HFBF TO (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) Once you land in Florida, we can make driving there 6CWTHE:SFecS trick can come from either don't let this shake your faith In million, nearly half as much to develop as a HOTO your visions. Hope Is the first With OF yuueriDF proposed facility for nuclear debris from 11 CHFFB. step to success. csstsm stdtcs a n p u O\/e:. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) as econom ical as flying there. Ask for our CROSSWORD The manner by which you han­ And, he said the three small northern New dle difficult situations today will England states would pay up to 25 times more to aiiwvt- win the admiration of your dispose of their atomic wastes at the smaller Alam o Car Rental Package. $795 a day, Answer to Previous Punie AC R O SS 62 Marrowbone peers. However, you might not facility than at the proposed ll-state dump. U N T 0 be applauded openly. 1 Jowl DOWN ARIES (March 21-Aprll 19) restrictions apply Q A 1 N w h a t X PON'T uNPCA^T^P S Chinees Follow your Instincts today If 1 Vane A A M Y premier____ N 0 E X they direct you to do things In Cleanup funds lacking H O W t h e y En Lai 2 American 15 line with your highest Ideals. BOSTON — The Environmental Protection So give your travel agent or 9 Noun suffix patriot Success comes II you don'l .N' c u g i c centimeters 'N T O 12 Acorn end 3 Slangy detract from your standards. Agency’s regional administrator says the clea' products affirmative TAURUS (April 20-May 20) nup of hazardous waste sites in New England will 4 Soul Northeastern a ring at (800)327-3788. 13 Electric fish H o 8 A Your greatest asset today Is be slowed because of insufficient funds. R O U N D ^ o TT l ES. 5 Conitellatlon 14 Twosome ■ your ability to Improve upon The warning by Michael R. Deland in a speech 15 Ceramic earth 6 Sage L E M U □ □ existing conditions. Use your 7 Spanlih cheer to a regional toxic waste conference came as a We're standing by to reach out and 16 Cedar 0 T 1 • SIE] Ideas lor the betterment ol oth­ state panel voted to allow planning of a proposed 17 Elaborate 8 Effective \ F u M E ers as well as for yourself. 9 Eiau'i country E D treatment facility in Massachusetts to inch poem T QEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) Your touch someone. TwAveS ii-i 10 Naked judgment today can be relied forward. A.UK IMRBQ US FM 18 Private 29 Relieble 45 Ice 11 Ballerina's upon. You'll be quick to The state Hazardous Waste Siting Council nightclub 30 Receptacle for strong points 46 Run into perceive facts and be able to Wednesday voted 15-4 to allow planning to 20 Odore 19 Young girl carrying Northeastern, What Flying Should Be, 22 Auxiliary verb 47 Actor Kruger see both sides of an Issue continue on a controversial $50 million plant in 21 One things 48 Milk: where associates can't. 23 Sspis 23 Place a phone Warren proposed by IT Corp. of Wilmington, 33 First-rate prefix CANCER (June 21-July 22) II 24 Folkways call Calif. / A 'N .W E X 'NEWAF'TASAI/, (comp, wd.) something needs to be sys­ /S\ 27 Slickest 49 Raw materials A public comment period and the preparation 24 Chaos 36 Want tematized today, do it yourell. 6 C W 0 0 L 1 VLEAPWED SIR','MO,SIR',' 31 Compass 25 Aware of (2 6 0 ____ "the of an environmental impact statement are the point 38 Charitable or­ Others might try to put square wdi.) Terrible" pegs In round holes, but you next steps in the process, said Sarah Parsons, a ^ T O Q A ' / l X ' / a l l A B O U T ^AAIAM'.'WO.AAA'AV^', 32 None tale ganization 26 Paper 5 1 Author Gray won't. spokeswoman for the state Executive Office of 34 Excunion quanti^ (abbr.) TLeriQOEnE.. 41 Edible bivalve 52 Otherwise LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Your Environmental Affairs. 35 Standard 27 Being In a feelings (or close friends will be 43 Time 56 Be beholden The council’s decision follows a September vote (abbr.) fairy tale very protective and Intense 37 Paris airport 28 Long time expression to which delayed the siting process because of lack NORJUEASTERNTOnORIDAe today. Should any get Into diffi­ 39 DeprtSilon in|. of adequate information. 2 2 4 8 6 7 8 9 10 It culties, you'll rally to their tisis ’ 1 defense. A ll emAire a i i a u s u r e “ 40 Unnamed 12 12 14 VIRQO (Aug. 23-8epl. 22) It's a u s e a k . a u Fuem s, psnon possible you might get positive Teens booked in gang rape 42 Shuffle along IB 16 17 flashes ol intuition today {. 44 Face pert regarding the outcome ol PORTLAND, Maine — Three teenagers were 45 Communica­ IB IS 20 21 events. II this occurs, conduct ordered held on as much as $80,000 bail in the rape tions agency 1 your actions accordingly. 22 zz and kidnapping of a 40-year-old woman who was (abbr.) LIBRA (Sapt. 23-Ocl. 23) When abducted at a shopping center and assaulted 46 Bread enemy ■ you espouse a cause or pro­ nYMM.9~fa.8.€AUM0m0FFEREXPIRESDK.3l. 24 2B 26 28 26 20 uweatedly in her car over a three-hour period. gram today, all will take i& a ES/ERYBCOr EVEN IF -THEYVE (pl.) ■ ( M e of the suspects was already out on bail NEVER SESN 49 Put in words 21 of what you have to s a y .^ .,r K N O W S r 'M 53 Arrival-time ■r ■r powers ol persuasion are iKPfiiting trial for a similar offense, autijorities W / N T H R O P f e MB B E F O R E , guasi (abbr.) 2B considerable. said. ^ ^ , P O d f . T H E Y KNO W . 54 Bull (Sp.) ” ■ ” ■ SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Philip Jordan and Martin Bennett, both of 41 4Z 56 Shaped like 40 Dreams can become realities Portland and Anthony Sturtevant of Springvale ■ at this time, especially those an agg 44 4. were arraigned Wednesday In Portland District ^northeastern 57 And so on ■ pertaining to your material Court on charges of rape, kidnapping, armed (abbr., Lat, 2 48 47 48 4. 80 81 82 circumstance. However, act as FLY FROM HARTFORD/SPRINGFIELD'S BRADLEY AIRPORT TO ANY OF THESE NORTHEASTERN CITIES PLEASE CALL FOR DETAILS well as being visionary. robbery, gross sexual misconduct and theft. The wdi.) ■ three entered no plea. BECAUSE RESTRICTIONS MAY APPLY. 58 Ram'i mates B2 84 88 86 ' V v - j A fourth defendant, Jonathan Ledoux, 19, of R . LAUDERDALE S99/ORLANDO $99/ST. PETE/TAMPA (ST. PETERSBURG/CLE’ARWATER AIRPORT) S99/NEW YORK (MacARTHUR AIRPORT — ISLIP, 59 Tins Dilemma lor the editor: B7 68 ft Portland, will be arraigned separately. Ledoux is 60 Child Should he run a story about LONG ISLAND) $39/NEW ORLEANS S129/LAS VEGAS $199/SAN DIEGO $199 (STARTING DE(j.15,PALM BEACH $99, KANSAS CITY $199). charged with unauthorized use of a vehicle. ASK ABOUT OUR $20 STOPOVER FARE. FARES TO FLORIDA ARE HIGHER 12/15 — 1/8. 61 Muilcal 80 ei 12 a football luminary on the symbol sports or financial page? Fares are guaranteed when tickets are purchased within 7 days after reservation Tickets are nonretunda^le'-Eai^^a^schedules are subtecl to change without notice MANCHLSTKR HKRALD, Thursday, P >-c. l: 1983 - ll_ I() - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thulsd;i.v, Dec. 1, 1983

Former assistant engineer, Obituaries Frank Steeie, dies at 75 Mary C. PalazzI Bolton, Donald L. Lessard of Hebron, and hours. White-Gibson-Small Funeral Home. Family Mary (Champ) Palazzi, 85, o(56-E House William A, Les.sar'* of West Hartford, with 65 Elm St„ Rockville, has charge oC FOCUS/ Drive, died Wednesday at Manchester whom she had made her home; a sister, arrangements. Frank 0. Steele, 75, of 1827 Main St., Memorial donations may be made to Coventry, former assistant engineer Memorial Hospital. She was the wife of the Rose Langemin of Manchester. N.H.; 12 Child and Family Serives Inc., 1680 Albany and former acting superintendent of late Louis Palazzi. grandchildren: and five great­ Ave., Hartford 06105. the Park Department for the Town of She was born in Hartford and had been a grandchildren. Manchester, died Wednesday at Wind­ resident of Manchester for more than 50 Funeral services will be Friday at 10:15 ham Community Memorial Hospital. years. She was a member of the Church of a.m. from the Dillon-Baxter Funeral Home, Andy the Assumption. 1276 Berlin Turnpike, Maple Avenue He was the husband of Betty (Bowen) Halana O. McKInnav Steele. She leaves a daughter, Mrs. Edward extension, with a mass of Christian burial at Rooney He was born in East Hartford on Jan. (Fani) Pagani of Manchester; two sons, 11 a.m. in St. Peter’s Church, Hartford. Helena (Gess) McKinney, 92. of U ^ u th 16,1908 and had lived in Manchester for Peter E. Palazzi of East Killingly and Friends may call at the funeral home today Syndicated ^ St., Rockville, formerly of C ed a if»,ftm p many years before moving to Coven­ Joseph A. Palazzi of East Glastonbury; from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Road, Coventry, died early today arliflarea Columnist try. Before retiring in 1973 he had been (our sisters, Mrs, Margartet Ficaro and convalescent home. She was the wife of employed as assistant town engineer Mrs. Ann Franco, both of Manchester, Mrs. Robert M. McHutchlson William J. McKinney. for the Town of Manchester and during Elizabeth Yncera of East Hartford, and Robert M. McHutchison, 70. of Tolland, Funeral arrangements are incomplete. World War II he Was acting superin­ Irene Stringer of South Windsor; 13 formerly of Manchester, died Wednesday The Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main St., tendent of the Manchester Park grandchildren; and 11 great­ at his home. He was the husband of Dorothy has charge of arrangements. Department. He worked tor the town grandchildren. W.M. McHutchison. Funeral services will be Friday at 10 a.m. Before retiring in 1975 he had been English for a total of 39 years. He also served as a justice of the from the Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main employed by United Technologies for 33 Frank W. Hageartv peace in Manchester for more than 20 St., with a mass of Christian burial in the years. years. During that time he officiated at Church of the Assumption at 10; 30 a.m. Besides his wife he leaves a son, James • A funeral for Frank W. Hagearty, who Burial will be in St. James Cemetery. was his more than 1,000 marriages. McHutchison of Haddam Neck; two daugh­ died on Nov. 19, took place at St. James He was a member of Center Congre­ FRANK O. STEELE Friends may call at the funeral home today ters, Martha M. Dimock of 'Tolland and Church on Tuesday. Burial was In St. gational Church, the Coventry Histori­ . . . at retirement in 1973 from 7 to 9 p.m. Dorothy M. Bowes of Denver, Colo; two Mary’s Cemetery in New Britain. cal Society and the Board of Directors sisters, Mrs. Stanley E. Zimmerman of He is survived by his wife, Helen Kelly Alice O. Lessard styie of the Coventry Cemetery Commission. In Memoriam Gladwyne, Pa., and Mrs. Stuart Shaffer of Hagearty of East Hartford, his son, He was a former charter member of the Alice (DuBois) Lessard, 75, of West Fort Worth, Texas; and three Richard F. Hageaity of Manchester, a In loving memory of Edith Boyce Hartford, died Tuesday at Hartford Hospi­ grandchildren. A friend I hardly knew died last Manchester Lodge of Elks. Simpson who passed away Decem­ daughter, Mrs. Helene M. Lesieurof North Besides his wife he leaves one son, tal. She was the wife of the late Ovila 'There will be a memorial service in Haven. week. I read about it in the paper, ber 1, 1979. Morgan B. Steele of Andover; a Lessard. United Congregational Church of Tolland at Tierney Funeral Home was in charge of his paper. daughter, Mrs. Susan Zering of North She leaves three sons, Omer R. Lessardof a time to be announced. There are no calling arrangements. I say he was a friend because, You may be gone Windham; a brother, Alfred M. Steele although I almost never saw him, I But to me never dead, of Manchester; and six grandchildren. relied on him and argued with him Funeral services will be Saturday at I see your smile in the clouds overhead often in the pages of a book he 11 a.m. at Watkins Funeral Home, 142 wrote. E.Center St. Burial will be in East I know your love is existing and His name was Lewis Jordan. He Cemetery. Friends may call at the bright. funeral home from 10 a.m. until the In the warmth of the rays of the sun’s wrote the manual of style used by time of the funeral service. Memorial golden light. the writers and editors of The New donations may be made to the South G R O s s m R n s York Times. I had known Lew Coventry Fire Department Ambulance Sadly missed by your n n ( ^ € V R n s p r o d u c t s c o m p p n v when he worked for the Army Fund. Daughter Mildred News Service during our war, but I saw him infrequently after that. It didn’t matter. I knew him well. You could read what Lew wrote Town GOP looks ahead; about the English language and understand everything about him. There are so many people also assessess election blowing hot air when they talk about a subject that it’s always Bv Alex Girelli on the Board of Education. Get Ready for good to find someone who really Herald Reporter ” I think we turned the corner.” said knows what he’s talking about. Smith. Lew knew the English language. Republican Town Chairman Curtis Kocsis reported the current balance The Springer children, Shira, left, and Dena, concentrate on a game of Dreidel with their parents Felix and Helene during Hanukkah. Smith has shifted to a neutral position is $1,609.74, and Smith said he thought THERE ARE 'THREE books I go on the question of allowing unaffiliated the party had raised $6,800 since July 7, to when I have a problem with voters to vote in GOP primaries and a figure he thinks is a record. Indoor Living will not be committed to any stance Smith said the party will need money grammar or usage, and Lew’s when he attends a Republican State to back the re-election campaigns of book, “ Manual of Style and Us­ Convention on procedure changes Jan. Rep. Elsie Swensson and Sen. Carl age” is one of them. 14. Zinsser. It always seems wrong that as a Hailing Hanukkah Smith told about 20 members of the He said some money from the professional writer I should have Republican Town Committee Wednes­ 1 national Republican party would be as much trouble with usage and day night that in early January, he coming into Manchester, which would grammar as I do, but I do. It’s hopes to have a committee meeting at be one testing ground for some more a question of consistency For the Springers, it’s a home kind of hoiiday which Roger Eddy will speak for and campaign techniques. than it is of actually deciding John Alsop against the changes. Smith made the announcement at a what’s right. A writer should be THE NOTION that Peck sould be 4’x8’x%’’ meeting during which the Repubicans ousted and the idea of allowing consistent even when he’s wrong. By Susan Plese nesday was the first night of took a look back to the Nov. 8 election unaffilitated voters to vote in GOP BYPSUH He should decide how he’s going to Herald Reporter the holiday. As the candles and concluded they won a psychologi­ primaries both surfaced at a May 12 WM.LB0ARD puncture or capitalize and do it are lit, the family gathers cal victory and made progress toward Republican Women’s Club luncheon. Ideal base for paint that way until readers decide he’s It is Monday — two days around the menorah to sing a rebuilding tbe party. or paper. 1 st quality right and they're wrong. But Louis C. Kocsis, committee Smith started shock waves at the before Hanukkah. But aj^ 37 Hebrew blessing. Even 6- In his book. Lew Jordan says it treasurer, again called for removing meeting when he asked Republican Highwood Drive, three gener­ year-old Dena knows the doesn’t matter whether you spell Frederick Peck as Republican regis­ State Chairman Thomas D’Amore if ations of the Springer family words by heart. trar of voters, saying that he is not the drink martini or Martini as there was any way to recall a registrar. are preparing for the Jewish But the major celebration E doing an adequate job. There is none, and nothing developed. long as you always spell it the same Smith predicted there would be a At that meeting D’Armore sounded way. There are a lot of things like Feast of Lights. for the Springer family will primary election for the next out the group on the unlaffiliated-voter that. Henry Springer, the grand­ be Sunday, when 40 relatives September. issue. Smith and other reacted nega­ When I refer to The United father, stands at the kitchen gather at the Springer home A primary would be held it Peck fails tively then. States, for example, I always to get the endorsement of the town stove, pouring batter from a for latkes and applesauce. Later Smith seemed to embrace the capitalize "The.” It's part of the committee for the nomination. The plastic bowl into a small “ We will play games and idea. But Wednesday night, saying he title. Someone always makes it a registrars will be elected at the had reconsidered it, he called the idea a skillet. The pungent odor of exchange small gifts and sing 2 9 “ small "t.” "the United States.” presidential elections in November. Band-aid. 24” Lauan Lew agrees with them. potafo latkes sizzling in hot oil Hanukkah songs and light C Peck once before failed to get the At a Sept. 14 meeting local Republi­ INTERIOR reaches all corners of the candles together,” says Mrs. endorsement,in 1976, and he won in a cans were advised not to make an early There are a lot of things I primary against Marion Mercer, the commitment to giving unaffiliated DOOR UNIT disagree with in the book and I house. Springer. endorsed candidate. Peck got 961 votes voters a larger voice in Republican Prehung in frarr>e. wish I ’d faced him with them while It is Springer’s job to make Each of the families will Casing and passage to 693 for Mercer. affairs. The advice came from Lewis he was alive. set extra. the latkes. “ He's most famil­ bring its own menorah, Shira Rome through Arthur Fay, Republican • $5 Off Other Sizes iar with the Old World dishes. says, and each will chose a OTHER COMMITTEE members fa­ town chairman in West Hartford. FOR EX AM PLE, when I refer to vor still more GOP effort to involve family member to light the Smith said Wednesday that a broad The United States a second time in He also made the apple­ Republican voters who have never range of possible changes might be a story. I ’ll often call it "our sauce,” says Springer’s candles. Four or five of the been called on to help the party and are discussed at the Jan. 14 convention. Country.” I use a capital ” C” on daughter-in-law, Helene. candlesticks will burn on the apparently willing to do so. One of his concerns is who will pay the But no - one challenged Smith’s cost if the Republican Party has to take Country. Lew doesn’t, and I don^t dining room table as the assessment that the party had formu­ legal action to force election-procedure understand why not. For one thing, AS FAST AS Springer flips extended family sings. lated a campaign plan, stuck to it, and changes. Another is how far the I like to differentiate between the latkes onto a paper towel made gains in status as a result. The influence of unaffiliated voters could be when I ’m talking about The United to drain, his granddaughter Games will be played later. GOP did not win a new seat on the spread. Could they be given the right to States as in “ I walked across the Shira, 8, spirits them away. A popular Hanakkah game is Baord of Directors., but it did win one vote in local Republican primaries? OFF Country” and when I ’m merely Reg. 22.99 To 45.99 She pops morsels of the Dreidel, which is played with PREHIN6ED referring to someplace that is not a small top spun to reveal in a city i.e. “ I took a walk in the crispy cakes into her mouth SHUnERSETS Hebrew letters on each side. Fear of war on increase Now 19.54 to 39.09. country.” as she sits at the table. Ready to finish pine It seems the same as capitalizing Someone asks Shira about Cbiitlnaed'from page I THE GAME IS played further notice. Lebanese army batter­ For windows, cabinets, “ President” when I ’m referring to Hanukkah. between the superpowers,” Jumblatt ies returned the fire and both sides bookcases. Sets of 4. Ronald Reagan. He is the Presi­ "This family the Macca­ using nuts, raisins, or pen­ told the newspaper. spent the rest of the day in artillery dent. He’s not simply president. nies. The Springers have a Jumbatt said Lebanon’s Christian bees fought in this war with duels. My trouble is, I don’t have a style small earthenware dish full militias still were hoping for Israeli Some Druze shells burst 600 to 800 book of my own and a lot of the Syrians and they won,” intervention to restore their authority of M & M’s. Everyone starts yards from U.S. Marine positions newspapers wouldn’t stand for it if she replies. over the Druze in the mountains east of with an equal number of around the airport, but a spokesman I did.I never put an apostrophe in "They were cleaning out Beirut. reported no U.S. casualties. candies. And everyone puts Artillery fire by Druze Moslem the word “ dont” when I write it. the temple, and they found A Druze official, saying his gunners one piece in the middle to rebels forced Beirut International acted in self-defense, warned civilians the menorah and there was Airport to close and threatened today to There’s a section on commai; in start. to keep away from military positions Lew’s book. He points out that if only enough oil for one day engulf Lebanon in a new round of ‘‘because we are going to strongly and ManvilleR-11 iVi' Kraft ManvilleR-i9 eVz” Unfaced 4 ’x 8 ’x V4” Exterior Economy The first player spins the you say “ His brother George was but it burned for eight days,” all-out sectarian violence. fiercely bombard (Christian) east W AU INSULATION ATTIC INSULATION SANDED PLYWOOD 2x4x8’ STUD dreidel. There is a Hebrew The two-day bombardment of the best man,” it means he had more she says. Her sister. Dena, 6, Beirut if they continue shelling our • 15”. 88 1 S/F Hoii 13.22 • 15”, 49 S/F Roli...... 11.76 ...12.49 'h "...... 13.99 Low-priced, standard sized. letter on each of the four sides Lebanese capital and nearby moun­ villages.” • 23". 135.1 S/F Roil 20.27 23”, 75.1 S/F Roll...... 18.02 ...... 18.99 We've got aH your lunr^ber. than one brother. If, on the other nods solemnly. tains, lasting through Wednesday Official Beirut radiosaidoneshellhit Higher H Values Mean Greaiei Insulating Po m i Ask Ynui Sollei for the Value Fact Sheet hand, you write "His brother, The girls’ father, Felix, of the dreidel. Depending on night, was the heaviest barrage since a a house in the Christian village of Kfar 4 5 9 9 George, was be.st man” it means joins in. which side shows up, the Sept. 26 cease-fire ended three weeks of Shima, southeast of Beirut, killing a he only had one brother. player is instructed to do strife 'between the Druze and their Goorgiafteiric Hanukkah, he says, cele­ mother and father and their child. I wish I ’d talked to Lew about nothing, take all the candies Lebanese army and Christian militia The shelling appeared to be a Druze Water-Saver 4’y8’x*'],” Req. 5 99 brates the biblical victory of opponents. some of his section on commas, in the middle, take half, dr put attempt to embarrass President Amin WHITE TOILET WALL PAHEL too. For instance, he says you the Maccabees over the Syri­ Druze gunmen Wednesday un­ 12" rough. 1 st quality Tan Bark Hickory Firs! one in. And the game Gemayel, who (lew to the United States I should use comma before the word ans and the re-dedication of leashed a dawn artillery barrage for talks with President Reagan. “Acadia". Seat extra. quality panekr>q continues. forcing the government to close Beirut "and” in this sentence: the temple. The miracle of Violence also flared again at the Small gifts will be ex­ airport and cancel all flights until northern port of Tripoli. "They left early, and his mother the oil is the central symbol of Q99 99 2 4 9 said they would arrive before changed as well. But gift­ 9 S rnm m m uum FEDEIIAL the holiday. That’s why foods lunch.” giving is not as important at Reg. 15.99 Gal. 22”x25” Reg. 32.99 2’x4’-Reg. 2.89 Ea. served at Hanukkah, such as Lieberman vows fight He recommends a comma be­ Hanukkah as on the Christian CEILING PAINT KITCHEN SINK CEILING PANEL fore “ but” in this one: the latkes, are cooked in oil. HARTFORD (UPI) - The .state will Flat white finish. holiday of Christmas, the Lieberman said the state will chal­ Single bowi Stainless Chaperone. In 64 sq. "The track was slow, but the “ You need a very special go to court to try to stop Springfield, Latex clean up. steel Sell rimming. ft. etna, for 19.92. Springers say. lenge the EPA decision in court within betting was fast.” kind of oil for the menorah,” Mass., from dumping up to 80 million three weeks and also file a notice of “ We usually give one gift gallons of raw sewage into the I A m ’t see what function those Felix explains. “ In the old intention to sue Springfield. every night,” says Mrs. Connecticut River, Attorney General "I am taking the.se steps with some 1 2 9 9 con ^ M i perform in those senten- days it would have taken Joseph I. Lieberman .said today. sense of regref,” Lieberman said at a ces.^ffead a sentence under my eight days to make new oil. Springer. The girls receive Lieberman said he believed a deci­ 4’x8’xy,6” 2 Gal.-Reg. 12.99 Reg. 17,99-Kitchen breath to decide whether I think it news conference where he and state The miracle was that the oil things like crayons, a pad of sion last week by regional officials of Environmental Protection Commis­ WAFERBOARD TEXTURE PAIRTS FAUCET needs a comma or not. I don’t look paper, a Smurf character. the federal Ejivironmenlal Protection sioner Stanley J. Pac announced the Agency cert 24/0 span. Evans' Rufl-Cole or Chrpme llke finish. at it as a grammatical issue. lasted for eight days, until Agency to allow the dumping over an legal actions. ATI' Ceiling Paint. 8 " center. 540CH2A. they were able to make new “ And chocolate coins,” says Herald photos bv Pinto eight-day period next March was "W e believe that we are being forced Few of us die leaving behind a oil.” Shira. “ shortsighted, and I believe illegal.” to continue this battle because of years memorial to our intellect so “ And chocolate coins,” re­ The Massachusetts city, which lies Sa'e Ends Saturday, December 3rd right photo, grandfather Henry Springer of neglect by the city of Springfield of enduring and uncompromising as The Springer family, top left photo, are peats her mother with a nod. on the river a short distance over the its facilities and a total disregard by prepares batter for the traditional potato HANUKKAH IS celebrated MANCHESTER NEWINGTON HARTFORD ENFIELD Lew Jordan left with his book on from left,, Helene. Felix, Henry, Shira state line, wants to discharge the E PA of the letter and the spirit of the a U&SocncuStrMt 31?76lflin Turnpike 3?00No M linS tfN t r9Ha/ard|Pllom 6oeiv(l and Dena Springer, gathered around latkes. Above, Dena and her mother play by lighting candle each “ It’s a home kind of holi­ sewage while repairs are made to a W77U the English language and how to laws and the interests of the people of 649 0136 666^6691 jnisss Dreidel. M & M’s are playing pieces. night for eight nights. Wed­ day,” save Mrs. Snringer. pumping station. Connecticut,” he said. OPEN M'l'’ m tiirti 6 a m B'TOpm Sat ti a m 5 30 p m Sun 9 a m -3 p m use it. the menorah to light candles. In top 1 ( 12 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday, Dec. 1, 1983 Advice Adopt a pet When it rains, the family arguments pour

Take home growing pup We’ve been having a little dlscuialon at our house corner, she ripped the offending garment off, and What kind of raincoat would you wear?” lately. Actually discussion Is putting It mildly. How jammed it into her bookbag. Her little brother, attired ”I’d wear a trench coat like yours,” said my about knock-down, drag-out battle. 'ITie warriors; one in a snappy yellow slicker that reached his ankles, daughter. Listen up Mom, here’s your chance By Barbara Richmond Marble Street on Nov. 2S King is still at the girl of 13, and one mother of undetermined age. grinned at her wryly. “What's a trench coat?” my son asked. Herald Reporter and Is ready for adop­ pound. He’s a beautiful The Issue: raincoats. To wear them or not to wear Connections OK, 1 thought. L«t‘8 face this head on. Let’s try to "That’s what flashers wear,” said my daughter. find out why raincoats are embarrassing. Let’s find "Does that mean I ’m a flasher because I wear a DEAR ABBY: The i—— ^ - subscriptions as gifts three people inIn the IIliving tion. She’s eager for a dog but rather aggre- them. That Is the question. DEAR ABBY: The There’s another fe­ sive. He would make a Susan Plese out why a 13-year-old would rather show up in school trench coat?” I asked in horror. I always thought I younger generation was without first checking to room — when it's only new home. The mother Is an old-fashioned type. She thinks, male BenjI look-alike at fine watchdog. heaven help her, that people should wear boots when it with stringy hair and soggy clothes than suffer the wore a trench coat because I’m a reporter. Reporters asked to submit 10 tips on see if they they are are desired desired or or him.him. The little terrier cross Herald Reporter the dog pound. Daisy is featured last week with Still waiting to be snows, gloves when it’s cold, and raincoats when it indignity of plastic. The color, maybe? have to wear trench coats, you know. I forgot that how to be a good kid, perhaps duplicates.-duplicates- When I am talkin]talking on trench coats are also the garment of choice for My maillwx is cluttered the phone, the party I ’m only about 3 months old. Assistant Dog Warden adopted it an adorable rains. “It’s RED," she confided later. right? Weil, I’m a 15-year- Dbg Warden Richard beagle puppy. She’s “Well, you said you liked it in the store,” I said. flashers. old girl who put together Dear Abby with such. Later come the talking to always asks, Daniel Fuller was The 13-year-old, on the other hand. Is a thoroughly Rand said she's going to about 6 months oldjsby modsB Millie. She has been known to wander into a "That's because my only other choice was “Oh, no," she said. “Flashers always wear socks. ' 10 tips on how to be a great follow-ups asking me to “Do you have company? adopted Tuesday morn­ be a fairly large dog. ing. She was adopted by and gentle. b liz ^ B wearing only a concert T-shirt, faded jeans y e l l o w ,” she said. Whew. I’m off the hook. There is no chance that I mom. Here they are: Abigail Van Buren re-subscribe to maga­ I’m ashamed to admit it’s would ever be mistaken for a flasher. I never wear zines I didn’t want in the jus* my talking Daisy is tan and white. a woman from Willi- The black setterVM t andOMkers. happening and maybe I won’t notice it, either. The old "You’re lucky I don’t make you wear a plastic 1. Don’t yell at your kids She was picked up on with the fringy hairdo stick-your-head-in-the-sand trick.' garbage bag,” I muttered under my breath. socks in public. Not even when it’s 10 below zero and in front of everyone. (Wait first place. to the TV. mantic. She thinks boots are for little kids. And she thinks has been at the pound for that raincoats are for stuffing Into your bookbag the “Yes, it’s raining. Get your raincoat on, ” 1 said. "You did once,” all three kids said. the wind is coming from the north and there’s a until you get home.) A subscription to the Abby, is my husband snowstorm predicted. daily newspaper or one’s a couple of weeks. He’s a minute your mother takes her eyes off of you. I got a long look. “But It’s embarrassing," she said. "Humph,” I said and crossed my arms defensively. 2. Don’t compare your senile, or is this a form of "Where?” Socks are good for stuffing in my dresser. They're hometown weekly is a insanity? Don’t use our full-grown dog who Raincoats are also good for leaving in your locker at “You’re only walking down the street, ” 1 said. kids to other siblings. looks more like a big “When we were camping,” they chorused. They good for wearing only under very tall boots. They’re (“Joe never did that at have to live in them — not welcome gift. name. He is retired and school. Raincoats are never worn in public. “That’s why it’s embarrassing,” she said. It’s embarrassing ,to be poodle than a setter. “Put your raincoat on," I said the other morning as “Who do you expect to run into?” I asked. No sounded rehearsed. good for sitting around the house and pulling off the your age” and "Karen different from their you. It bothers me to know everybody think’s he’s minute company comes to the door. that a well-meaning normal. He’s anxious to be out I watched the downpour outside. answer. Daughter sulked off, and threw the raincoat I'd lost round one. always got A’s in math.” ) friends. 9. Don’t say “yes” to where he has more "OK, then,” I said. "You’re not fond of garbage I never wear socks in public. They’re too 3. If your teen-agers are something one day and friend has spent money on TALKER’S WIFE “Oh, is it raining?" my daughter asked innocently. and a dirty look over her shoulders. I watched as she 6. If you don't like your space. That’s her first line.of defense. Pretend that nothing is walked out the door. As soon as she reached the bags. You don’t like red and you don’t like yellow. embarrassing. at a party, roller rink or kids' friends, don’t try to “no” the next. It’s embar­ a gift that is unread, then DEAR W IFE: He may tossed out. Also staying at the the movies and the curfew keep them apart. It will rassing for us to tell our be perfectly all right, so pound Tuesday was a ^0 is 11 p.m., don’t run in just make them more friends that Mom has L. IN SEATTLE unless you have other screaming at 11:05 to tell springer spaniel female, determined to get changed her mind. reasons to question your about 6 months old. She them they’re late. together. 10. Tell your children DEAR L.: I read you. husband’s mental well­ About Town 4. Don’t take things And I hope my readers is liver color and white. 7. Don't snoop around in that you love them. They being, don’t worry about Rand said she was away for the wrong rea­ your kids’ rooms, reading read you (and me), too. need to hear those words. it. Thank your lucky stars picked up Nov. 23 on son. Example: If your son diaries or personal let­ Larry Dorn, comedian and actor, will entertain. To TERRI ON LONG DEAR ABBY; Is it you have a man who’s Benton Street. Carol sing planned didn't mow the lawn, don't ters. (How would you like ISLAND characteristic of all old alive, occupied and enter­ make reservations call the Hoebbergs, 646-0068 or the take away his concert them to do that to you?) Another visitor Tues­ Manchester’s I4th unnual.carol sing will be Sunday Israel Bond office, 236-4523. men to talk back to the tained. But it might be day was a beautiful ticket; make him mow the 8. If your children have DEAR ABBY: The holi­ at 6 p.m. in Center Park. The Salvation Army Band TV? It is most upsetting good for him to get out of Siberian husky wearing lawn. messy rooms, don't tidy days are closing in. because when my hus­ the house and talk to some and the Roundtable Singers from Manchester High Amaranth to meet at temple 5. Don’t make your kids them up — let them do it, Please ask your readers a choker chain. He’s 4 or School will lead. band watches TV, it ’’real’’ people 5 years old. This tan and wear clothes they hate. and if they don’t, they will not to send magazine sounds like there are occasionally. Carol sheets will be distributed at the park Chapman Court 10, Orderof Amaranth, will have its brown dog was picked entrances. Carolers should bring their own annual meeting and election of officers Friday at 7:45 . up Monday on O’Leary flashlights. p.m. at the Masonic Temple, 25 E. Center St. Drive. The program is sponsored by the Manchester Area The officers should wear colored gowns. After the \ The dog pound is lo­ Conference of Churches. meeting there will be a Christmas party. Each Consult family doctor about acne cated on town property After the sing the sponsors will serve coffee and member should bring a $2 gift for the grab bag. off Olcott Street. The pastry at the Salvation Army Citadel, 661 Main St., dog warden is usually across from the park. DEAR DR. LAMB; My York, N.Y. 10019. destroyed and this pro­ there each day between Club to have Christmas party daughter has acne. It is Cleansing the skin twice cess is called demyelin i- noon and 1 p.m. Or he mild but it troubles her so a day with an alcohol The Women's Club of Manchester will have its zation. There are a group can be reached by cal­ annual Christmas tasting supper Monday at 6:30p.m. much. We went to see a sponge helps to dry the of disorders called de­ Herald ohoto bv Richmond ling the pound, 643-6642 at Manchester Country Club, 305 S. Main St. doctor, but he charges skin and remove excess myelinating diseases. The or by calling the Police $800 to solve such prob­ Your Health Betty Lou Nordeen will play Christmas musical oil. But vigorous scrub­ best known of these is Is She Benji’s sister? Maybe. She poses Department, 646-4555. lems. I was wondering if bing of the skin usually is selections on the piano and lead the group in Lawrence Lamb, M.D. multiple sclerosis. Since There is a $5 charge to Christmas carols. Mrs. Nordeen is chairman of the there were doctors who harmful. The problem is that disease may affect with Dog Warden Richard Rand. She’s adopt a dog to make the ' f would give her a prescrip­ up for adoption. music department at filing Junior High School. not dirt, but too much oily the myelin sheath in dif­ transaction legal. Members of the Executive Board of the club will be tion for Retin-A and tell sebum that often is broken ferent spots and locations, her how to use it. down into irritating pro­ it causes a variety of hostesses for the evening. Members are asked to bring the food they have prepared in disposable containers, ducts by bacteria. disorders. Is there anything you if possible. Door prizes will be given. The meeting is The sheath also can be open to club members only. can help her with along DEAR DR. LAMB: damaged in an inflamma­ these lines? Will your A physician* in family ful in preventing pustules. Would you please explain tory process' Guillain- Health Letter on acne practice is quite capable These last two measures demyelinating disorders? Barre syndrome. League schedules meeting help? Also, what kind of of handling most mild often are just as impor­ What can one do for them? Most of the demyelinat­ Hartford 7:15, 9:30. — A Christmas 9:». — All the Right Moves tant as any peeling agent. AllMnmim Clnamo — Live Story (PG) 1:20,7:20,9:40.— (R) 12:15, Z 3:45, 5:30, 7:15, "Advantages of Breast Feeding” will be the topic of doctor should she see who cases of acne, and he Exercise diet, medica­ ing diseases can have holiday children's shows. The Right Stuff (PG) 8.— The 9:15. — Savannah Smiles won’t charge an arm and certainly can prescribe Daily skin care is im­ tions? Is it possible for it remissions and most peo­ Cinema City — Rear Win­ Dead Zone (R) 1:40, 7:35, (PG) 12, 1:55,3:45,5:40,7:35, the first meeting of Manchester Evening Group of leg to help her? Her life is Retin-A if it is indicated. portant. I have outlined to go into remission? ple recover completely dow (PG) 7:20, 9:45. — A 9:55, 11:50 — Never Say 9:30. LaLeche League Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at the home Clockwork Oronee (R) 7:25. Never Again (PG) 1, 7, 9:30. of Rosemary Donnelly, 60 Jarvis Road. almost destroyed because Retin-A is a peeling the treatment used for from Guillain-Barre syn­ — Lonely Hearts (R) 7, 9:15. Manchester Wllllmantic of this and we have tried agent that is derived from most cases of acne in The DEAR READER: Your drome. But of course, it — The Grey Fox (PG) 7:30, UA Theaters Eost — Re­ Jlllson Square Cinema — Babies are welcome. For more information contact Savonnoh Smiles (PG) 7, everything. vitamin A. It helps to peel Health Letter 8-2, Acne 9:35. turn ol the JedI (PG) 7,9:20. Kathy LeDonne, 646-7277. Herold photos bv Pinto nerves have an outside makes a difference what CInesludIo — Body Heal — All the Right Moves (R) 9:10. — All the Right Moves off the superficial layers Can Be Treated, which I sheath comparable to the the disease is. (R) 7:30 with Risky Business 7:20, 9:20. — Savonnoh (R) 7:10,9:10.— TheBIg Chill DEAR READER: Not of skin which leads to am sending your daugh­ outside insulation around There is not much that (R) 9:40. Smiles (PG) 7:30,9:30. (PG) 7:10,9:10. — Deal of the Arnold S. Zackin Stanley Falkenstein A day for collectors everyone who has a mild improvement of acne in ter. Others who want this Colonial — Schedule un­ Mansneld Century (PG) 7, 9:10. Holiday bazaar scheduled an electric wire. This is can be done with self-help available. Translux College Twin — case of acne needs to see a some cases. It is only part issue can send 75 cents called the myelin sheath programs, although a East Hartford The Big Chill (R) 7,9.— M y Windsor Marjory Thoresen of Buckland Mills jewelry, lamps, glassware and china. specialist, and I would be of the treatment for acne. with a long, stamped, and is vital to the nerves’ good diet and adequate Eastwood Pub a Cinoma — Dinner with Andre 7, 9:10. Plaxo — Mr. Mom (PG) Pair to be honored Mr. Mom (PG) 7:30. 7:15. Crestfield Convalescent Home and Fenwood More than 45 dealers will exhibit. surprised if a specialist Measures to decrease or self-addressed envelope ability to be electrically vitamins are important. Vernon Manor, 565 Vernon St., will have the annual Christmas Antiques, left, and Loraine Peterman charged that kind of fee. for it to me in care of this Poor Richard's Pub a Cl- CIno I a 2 — Deal of the Stanley Falkenstein of Ambassador Drive and Admission is $1.75 or $1.50 with eliminate oily skin condi­ active. Physical therapy often is nomo— Mr. Mom (PG) 7:15. Century (PG) 7:10, 9:30. — Arnold S. Zackin of Ferguson Road will be honored at bazaar Saturday and Sunday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. admire antiques which will be on sale at Have your daughter see tions are important and newspaper P.O. Box 1551, In some disorders the important in maintaining Showcoso CInomos — Ri­ Mr. Mom (PG) 7, 9:10. ONE OF THE nicest Fair items include ceramics, handcrafted and the Manchester Historical Society show discount newspaper coupons. Show her family doctor. Radio City Station, New chard Pryor Here and Now West HorHord a reception Saturday at the home of Ann and * antibiotics often are help­ sheath is damaged or function of affected parts. (R) 1:35, 7:35, 10. — The Elm 1 a 1— Mr. Mom (PG) things about want ads is Emmanuel Hirth for their work with the community’s crocheted items, wreaths and plants. Santa Claus is Saturday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at managers are Gail and Gene Terms of Endearment (PG) 7„ 9:15. — Deol of the their low cost. Another Is Israel Bond effort. expe(ded. Dickenson. 1:40, 7, 9:40. — The Bio Chill Century (PG) 7:15,9:15. their quick action. Try a Waddell School on Broad Street. (R) 1:15, 7:25, 9:55. — The Movies — Return of the Blanche and Irving H(x;hberg are chairmen of the Featured will be furniture, dolls, silver, Amityyille 3-D (PG) 1:30, JedI (PG) 12, 2:25, 4:45, 7, want ad today I Manchester Committee for State of Israel Bonds. The Annual pecan sale set reception will also celebrate Israel’s 3Sth year. Side effects of depression drugs? Both men have served as chairmen of the local bond Vassar Club of Hartford will conduct its annual Icommittee. Falkenstein is an attorney with the firm of pecan sale in the Manchester area during the holiday season. Proceeds go to Vassar scholarships for area DEAR DR. BLAKER: th e relationship be­ help from Dr. Blaker’s ‘Lessner, Castleman and Falkenstein. Zackin is Public Records students. My mother has been un­ tween the anatomy of the newsletter “Fighting De­ president of Wolff-Zackin and Associates of Vernon. He has also been active on behalf of the United Jewish One-pound bags of shelled pecans are available at dergoing chemical treat­ brain and the behavior of pression.” Send 50 cents Yankee Homes Inc. to against property of Ma­ continues sewer lien ments for severe depres­ Appeal campaigns in Rockville. the Highland Park Market in Manchester and Warranty Daods Ask an organism is one of the and a stamped, self- Josdph A. and Allison R. John William and Mary F. rilyn Court Associates Li­ against property of Ri­ sion for several months fastest growing fields in Falkenstein is a member of Temple Beth Sholom. Coventry, and at Robert J . Smith Inc., 65 E . Center St. addressed envelope to Dr. Club members will also sell pecans. They include Matezak to William J. Connolly, land on Phyllis mited Partnership, 40 Ol­ chard Harmon, 84 Wells now and they have helped Dr. Blaker psychology. If anyone is Blaker in care of this Zackin is a past president of Congregation B’nai St., $314.05. Israel of Rockville. He is on the board of directors of Mrs. Paul Maloney, 166 Wells St.; Mrs. Winthrop Winston III and Laurene Road, $30,000. cott St., $55,000. her a great deal. interested in reading newspaper, P.O. Box 475, Blanchard and Rossetto Whereas once she only Karen Blaker, Ph.D. Temple Beth Sholom. Mirriam, Ripley Hill, Coventry. A. Winston, 72 Greenwood Town of Manchester more about the brain and Radio City Station, New Drive, $67,500. Construction Inc. to Ko- Town of Manchester slept, cried and wandered behavior in future co­ York, N.Y. 10019. Haw Nieh and Wang Bao- continues water lien continues water lien aimlessly, she is now able Craig R. Brown and against property of Ri­ lumns please drop me a Write to Dr. Blaker at Joyce S. Brown to Willard Ju Nieh, 97 Westerly against property of Egils to lead a semi-normal life. 1 note. the above address. The St.,$73,257. chard Harmon, 84 Wells Mitrevics and Lolita Ra­ I am very curious about J. and Linda Cherko, St., $496.49: In response to the se­ volume of mall prohibits $74,900. L io n * IHed mans, 44 Grandview St., the biological effects of cond part of your ques­ personal replies, but ques­ $129.08. these drugs and why the Romar Associates to Town of Manchester Town Manchester tion, ECT (e le ctro ­ tions of general interest Michelle M. Miranda, use of ECT (electro­ called neurotransmitters. It is hypothesized that convulsive shock will be discussed in future convulsive therapy) is Unit 124B, Beechwood These chemicals are re­ this alters behavior and in therapy) has been used to columns. Condominium. $56,000 still considered useful in leased from one cell to this case, lessen the symp­ help severely depressed (based on conveyance' •TH E P E A R L the treatment of depres­ another through a small toms of depression. people who are, in most F IN D IN G A cash buyer sion even though medica­ space called the synaptic for sporting goods equip­ tax). Although this sounds cases, suicidal. The elec­ Michael J. and Cora- tion is so effective. cleft. In this area, much quite complicated, it gets trical shock to the skull ment Is easy when you advertise In classified. mae L. Belanger to Ca­ can happen that will af­ even more so when one can snap a person out of rolyn Joy Parker. 68 DEAR READER: It is fect the flow of these discovers that other even severe depression. Jensen St., $70,000. PEARL PEARL very difficult to explain chemicals. transmitters have been This treatment is very the effects of the drugs There are many differ­ Truman A. Crandall to and implicated and that many useful during the one- to j m Scott R. Eliasson, 89-91 and your mother is on without ent neurochemicals in the SHOWCASE investigators have found three-week period before Birch St.. $69,000. DIAMOND DIAMOND knowing the particular brain. At present, there faults in the histamine the drugs will take effect. CINEMAS type she is taking. How­ Blanchard and Rossetto Pierced Pendant are approximately 33 theory. However, this proce­ IMMAMMmH Construction Inc. to An­ ever, presuming the med­ identified transmitters. If you would like to gain dure does have its draw­ ntsTsiio«owr$2.SD Earrings on 14K Chain ication is one of the The one that is now under drew A. and Lisa A. a more in-depth under­ backs. Prolonged usage Sleszynski, 77 Westerly tricyclic anti- study in the case of standing of the brain and can result in severe me­ St., $68,724. depressants, currently depression is histamine. how it sends messages mory deficits. Therefore, $9950 $9950 the most commonly used HARTFORD Edward J. Sass to It is thought that the from one region to any implementation ofv utnlKTAn84[xns< Barry S. and Elaine L. anti-depressants, here is a anti-depressants block another, a number of ECT should be carefully' EA5TIUUrrK>n SM 'U K) brief description of what the ability of the receptor Kristof, 74 Sass Drive, introductory psychology monitored. $ 102, 000. is known about their cells to receive the neuro­ textbooks have good MS Tarmt of effects. transm itter from the explanations. Down in the dumps] Paul L. Ames and Do­ The cells in the brain, sending cell, thereby af­ Endoormont PG rothy B. Ames to Thomas called neurons, send their fecting the propagation of -SHOwtunr:"" G. and Pamela H. Ban- messages to one another a signal throughout the ii46.yii»eie6______non, 84 Tanner St,, $70,000. by means of chemicals brain. 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HE’S LEARNED to check the kind of covers birds Editor's notcr Joe Garman, a Manchester resident very slowly, and it would stop at about two inches off will crawl into. Where last year, he would go by these for many years, is a recognized authority on the the ground. All the while, his hdhd would be turned SPORTS covers, when casting bock and forth, now he checks subject of bamboo fly rods and the sport of fly fighing. away from me, but I could see him checking me out, from the com er of his eye. If I moved toward him, or the covers as he goes by. Status report on ''Beau" Garman, age 2 years, 3 picked up the whistle, down would go the rear end, and One of the things that has pleased me the most as the months. Joe's World he would look like innocence itself. season has progressed Is that Beau has learned to As most regular Joe's World readers know. Beau's work closer and closer to me. Since he is not a pointing Canucks burst doud Four-ring circus in town progress has become a periodic feature here, Joe German Well, I am happy to report, that as of the end of dog, but is a "flush” dog, he has learned that I can’t "B ozie" or Beau has become a large yellow November, 1983, we have a great working raatlon- shoot a pheasant or a grouse If he puts them up too Labrador, hitting the scales at about 9,'5 pounds. ship. There are still signs of independance —I times many yards out In front of me. People often ask how he's doing. Especially now The odd thing this season is that Beau actually The scholastic season has wound down and when he lets me know that he's still his own dofl— but there is usually some time to sit back and reflect. that's it's hunting season. on the whole, we work well together. 1 pointed for about seven or eight seconds befw e he Well. I have to tell you that the love affair between moved in on a bird. Tom Quinn, who deserv^M ost of However, this year there isn’t that much time to His work in the field this year was great. He qn Whalers’ parade take a deep sigh and see what's happened in the Thoughts "B ozie" and yours tryly grows a tittle each day. And the credit for training this monster, says tl^ ^ h is Is retrieved every bird I shot, or birds shot by my last couple of months. it's not just with me, but with the whole family. yard work and obedience left a lot to be desired. Not hunting buddies. If I missed a bird, I received a look not too uncommonswj^th some Labs. There's still too much going on with this ApLENty Everyone loves the big yellow clod, and he returns that he's not a smart dog. He’s just got a stubborn What 1 treasure thSroost, though, is the relationship By Borrv Peters from his royal highness before he plunged on to see if Stoughton getting his first of two power play goals at four-ring circus: Hartford Whaler hockey. that affection tenfold. streak in him a mile wide. he could pick up on the one I missed. that has grown between us. It is, as I said in the Herald Sports Writer 6:47. With Tiger Williams in the box for harrassing Len Auster, Last year, at this same time, we had completed his beginning, a mutual love affair. He tries to please me, University of Connecticut soccer. East Catholic His retrieves were really good. One time he swam Millen, Rlsto Siltanen fired from the left point with football and UConn basketball. Herald Sportswriter first season in the field. And at age 1 year and 3 A GOOD E X AM PLE of this is the way he used to sit across a good-sized brook to pick up a pheasant that I and I try to make life smooth and easy for him. The HARTFORD — Cloud Nine rained on the Hartford Stoughton, falling backwards to Brodeur's right, months, he showed remarkable talent for upland bird on the whistle command for "S it." had downed. Proud as a peacock, he swam back to Good Lord willing, I hope we can both maintain that Whalers Wednesday night. backhanding home the rebound. TO THE DELIGHT of a sellout crowd last hunting. He was really good in the field although his His rear end would go down at the whistle blast, but bring me the bird. love affair for years to come. As quickly us euphoria visited the Whalers in their Only 53 seconds later, Rota and Gradin did it again, Saturday night, the Whalers upended a good team 4-3, overtime win over the New York Rangers breaking away two-on-one with Whaler Chris in the New York Rangers in overtime. This, in Saturday night, the grim reaper came a-knockin’ in Kotsopoulos back. Gradin fed Rota in the center who team, which turned it all around under first-year some corners, seems to have given validity to the coach Ron Coumoyer, was heading for a state their 6-2 loss to Vancouver before 9,382 fans at the put it to the right of both Kotsopoulos and Millen for Whalers’ existence. They had shown in the early Civic Center. the lead goal. playoff berth. going they could be competitive — which is all the Well, Manchester High didn't make it to the Replacing lost card Hoping to parlay the Ranger win into some sort of The next time. Rota and Gradin let Smyl get into the Whaler fan has been asking — but there was even states. Two losses in the closing two games point-accumulating stretch, Hartford was flatter than act. With Millen laying on the ice after making two more desired. an open keg of beer. Now 1-4-1 in their last six games fine saves on Smyl and Rota, Smyl cleaned up with a assured that. A Manchester team, however, will The Ranger win did that. represent northern Connecticut in the state and 9-11-2 overall, the Whalers remain in last place in flip shot over Millen to make it 3-1 only midway The victory not only stopped a four-game will be no problem the Adams Division standings, three points behind throughh the second period. playoffs. winless streak but once again prov ided some hope East Catholic. Montreal and nine behind Quebec. Any hope of a Whaler comeback was thwarted by for the future. The Whalers under general “ It seems we have to get used to winning," said Brodeur, who made two brilliant saves in the closing The Eagles in the pre-season were one of the manager/president Emile Francis and coach unlikliest candidates you could find. They were 1) QUESTION: My father Whaler coach Jack Evans. “ We can't waste a chance minutes of the second period. Brodeur gloved a quick Jack Evans are putting a product on the ice was in the hospital and to win like this." Doug Sulliman wrister from in front, then squeezed a minus highly recruited Rich Kucinskas (UConn) people want to. see. They have some bonafide and VitoPerrone (UMass) from their defense and somehow he lost his Medi­ The letdown really didn’t begin in the first period. Bob Crawford's breakaway attempt between his players in Ron Francis. Sylvain Turgeon, Ray care card. He has his The Whalers controlled play, at one point outshooting pads, letting Vancouver go into the lockerroom ahead 2) the offensive line had to be resculptured. Medicare Neufeld and sniper Blaine Stoughton, the It is, however, the Eagles who will do battle number. Can you please the Canucks 12-4/ But after Vancouver goalie Richard 3-1. overtime goal-scorer against New York. tell us how to get another Brodeur rejected everything the Whalers had to offer, Rota got his hut trick at 4:14 of the third before Tanti with defending champion Hand High of Madison Mailbox And Hartford has some role players in Mike for the Class MM championship Friday night at one? the Whalers’ balloon quickly deflated. got into the scoring act in the third, feeding Ron Crombeen and Mike Zuke, penalty killers Edith Prague "That’s what won us the game,” said Vancouver Delorme for the fifth Vancouver goal. Willow Brook Park in New Britain. The Tigers extraordinaire. have been in six state championship games and F.T. coach Roger Neilson. "W e came out of that first Stoughton upped his team-leading goal total to 14 It's far-fetched to expect the Whalers to gain a period alive.” with another power play goal at 9:40 of the final won four, including the last two in a row. They playoff berth out of the tough Adams Division but have, according to a couple of reports, a pair of ANSWER: Call the So­ And that's when the Canuck line of Darcy Rota, period. He sat on the left post and tipped in a Ron if you looked at the latest standings you could find cial Security Office and Thomas Gradin and Stan Smyl received its wake-up Francis rebound try, with the score set up again by a Division I players on the roster including a stellar a glimmer. After Wednesday night's loss to running back in Jim Bell. give them your Dad’s call. The line accounted for three second-period goals Siltanen slapper. Garth Butcher added the final Vancouver, Hartford has 20 points in 22 games. and another in the third, with Rota collecting the hat How can East expect to win? name, address. Medicare cription drugs with the ment your Medicare. You Canuck goal in the last minute of play. Just are Montreal with 23 points in 24 games. trick, Gradin rolling up four assists and Smyl There is one comparison which folks should number, and they will get present policies under the will have a Blue Cross 65 "Overall, we didn't play well.” Kotsopoulos Quebec stands third with 29 points accumulated throwing in a goal and two assists. draw on. Both schools met Xavier High of him a new one. In the city. On the other hand, (with or without the drug summed up the Whalers' feelings. “ Next time we in 27 games. " I put the emphasis on the wrong line," said Evans. Middletown. East was a 35-22 winner over the meantime, there is no another thought occurs to rider as you choose) and a have to come out and be ready. That's it." In theory, if Hartford could win ail those games " I was being concerned about that rookie (Tony) Falcons. The downstaters had to come from problem using the me. Did you check out Travelers Major Medical. W HALER NOTES: The three stars were Brodeur, in hand it would move into third place. It's hardly Tanti, and here Rota and Smyl are killing us.” behind for a 28-20 victory. number even though he coverage under your pol­ You will not have a Blue Gradin and Rota.. ..The success of the Gradin line has likely, but it’s a nice thought. L i f .l does not have a card. It The real victims of the Gradin line were the been nothing new lately. Gradin came in with a That should be an indication that East won’t be icy (if you are working for Shield under the State. If One which wasn't even remotely approached a easy pickings for the Tigers. There are those who will take about four to six ‘ a company) to see if you you want a Blue Shield 65, Whalers' second line of Mark Johnson, Norm Dupont four-game point streak, Smyl a five-game streak. year ago. weeks to get the new one. and Ray Neufeld. Not only were they on the ice for all Rota a six-game streak....Vancouver is in the midst of are saying East will be representing all of can carry him. you have to subscribe on northern Connecticut in the championship game. your own. In order to do four of the Gradin line goals, they missed a few shifts three games in four nights. The Canucks tied the THERE WERE FEW who dreamed UConn courtesy of Evans’ benching for their pourous And they’ll be correct. Don’t expect the Eagles QUESTION: My hus­ QUESTfON: Would you this, you call Blue Rangers in New York 3-3 Monday and travel to Boston would be in the Final Four in the NCAA Division I defensive play. to be cupcakes for the Tigers. Hand, in the band is retiring from the kindly suggest to me the Cross/Blue Shield at 1- tonight. Soccer Tournament. Afterwards, though, Evans held no grudge. Shoreline Conference, has its share of easy city ’s fire department and person I should contact in 800-922-4670. Remember Neufeld was supposed to be suspended for three But that's where the 16-8-1 Huskies, who’ve won he is being given a Blue " I ’m not going to knock any of them," said Evans. games beginning Wednesday, but the suspension was opponents. order to have my $20.30 that your Major Medical six straight, find themselves going into Sunday’s That's what some were saying of some of East’s Cross 65-Plus and a Blue returned to me from the will pay 80 percent of all " I ’ve been on one night for seven goals against. You lifted after Brian O'Neill, vice-president of the NHL, semifinal match at Gardner Dow Field in Storrs have days like that." foes. Shield 65-PIan 82. My local Social Security of­ costs after Medicare pays watched the filnis of Saturday's Whaler-Ranger against unbeaten Columbia at noon. There were And nights, too. While the Whalers went flat after Prediction: East Catholic 21, Hand 17. neighbor has Blue Cross fice? The confusion is its share. Unless you have bench-clearing brawl. O'Neill decided Neufeld was over 8,000 for the quarterfinal match against being stopped by Brodeur 14 times in the first period, 65 (304) and a Blue Shield this: Some time ago I extensive medical bills, not the first man off the Hartford bench. Alabama A&M last weekend and over 3,000 the Canucks came to life. Rota opened the scoring at THE 1983-84 SEASON unfolds for UConn 65-Plan 82. Does my hus­ wrote to the Social Secur­ you do not need to buy Millen's start was his 12th straight in goal. Is he tickets were sold Tuesday for Sunday's game. band have enough cover­ 5:31 of the second period after being left alone in front ready to let Ed Staniowski have his first turn in goal in basketball tonight as it hosts 1-1 Yale at the Field ity office in Baltimore for Blue Shield. You will You do, however, have to ask why the NCAA House in Storrs. It should be very interesting for T4S age? Are the Blue Cross 65 information regarding So­ hardly get the money while Gradin took Marty Howe in back of the net. Rota a Whaler uniform? " I f they tell me to play. I'll be keeps on giving Connecticut home games. The put it to Greg Millen's glove side for a 1-0Canuck lead. the undersized Huskies as they try to bite those in and the Blue Shield poli­ cial Security. I was billed back that you will have to ready to play," said Millen. ..The Whalers outshot the whole concept — once — was higher ranking The Whalers came back to tie it, with Blaine the Big East Conference and other folks. cies the same? If not, $46 for the request be­ pay for the premiums. In Canucks. 38-29. teams were rewarded with the home field what is the difference? UConn has an interesting beginning. Following Herald photo by Pinto cause they sent me an order to get your money advantage. Not in this case, though. Yes. the Yale, the Huskies meet such powerhouses as U.S. insurance policy for back on the cost of Plan 82, Huskies do generate more gate revenue for the International and Brooklyn College at the Field B.R. NCAA than anyone else. But could it also be which I was not eligible. I you have to have $793.20 in House before taking a break before the because John Toner, UConn athletic director, is Dirty work ahead sent this office several medical bills (after the Connecticut Mutual Classic at the Hartford Civic president of the NCAA this year. You don’t know, ANSWER: Your neigh­ letters of explanation ex­ $75 deductible), and for Center. bor's coverage is fine. plaining their error to Plan 81 you have to have but.... One has to assume those teams were added to Manchester High School’s Sock and Buskin in a scene Munro Murgatroyd, Robert Eckert as Adam Uakheart The Husky home crowd is a big advantage. Your husband's coverage them. The lady, without $1104 (including the the schedule to provide a victory or two. from "Dirty Work at the Crossroads." The play opens and Dawn Carlson as Nellie Lovelace. Tickets for the Don't overlook that for one minute. It has is another story. In check­ my authorization, used deductible). Victories will be a hard commodity to come by intimidated many an opponent, including Provi­ tonight and continues Friday and Saturday. Curtain old-fashioned melodrama are $3.50 for adults and $3 ing this out with Blue my $20.30 to pay part of for UConn this year. dence in the New England championship game. time: 8 p.m. at the high school auditorium. From left for students. The production is directed by William Cross/Blue Shield, the this $46 which I do not owe. The Huskies of Dom Perno went 12-16 a year When you're used to playing in front of friends Blue Cross 65-Plus is a I have also contacted the Editor's note: Edith ago. If they can approach that level this year, are Liz French as Ida Rhinegold, David Beauregard as Brindamour. and family, performing in front of a hostile bunch Blue Cross 65 (62), which manager of the local Prague is a certified so­ UConn fans should rejoice. — a loud one — can be very unsettling. means that this policy Social Security office, and cial worker who is a UConn is not going too far without a man in the Columbia at 17-0 is touted as the better team. only pays $92.00 of the $356 several times explained Columbia resident. If you middle. I'm of Al McGuire’s philosophy that you There's probably little doubt about that. dedictible of Medicare this mistake and ex­ have a question of general need an aircraft carrier in the pivot to be However, how can you bet against the Answers to some dental questions Part A hospital coverage. pressed my disapproval interest you'd like to see successful. freshman and sophomore dominated Huskies? There is no drug rider of her using my money as answered here, write to Georgia was the exception, not the rule, a year They have improved over the course of the year after hospitalization, and she saw fit. Both individu­ Medicare Mailbox, Box ago in the NCAAs. Editor's note: this week is dental health out when I go to sleep? is the best treatment available. However, no coverage for out­ als have ignored my let­ 591, Manchester Herald, and the lueje which seemed to be going against week for the eldery. The following was when finances are limited, reinforced patient co-payments, but ters. I have tried phoning Manchester 06040. Due to them early in the year has changed. How else do prepared by the Manchester Dentai So­ ANSWER: It's a good idea to keep your fillings are the next best thing and always a your Blue Shield 65 will to no avail. the volume of mail re­ you explain Matt Addington's winning goal Closing note ciety. dentures out of your mouth for a period of better choice than extraction. If we are take care of this aspect). ceived, Mrs. Prague can against A&M? A little farther out and his shot is Have you noticed how coaches and players six to eight hours a day. This allows the gum dealing with a back tooth, a pin-retained C.C. no, longer send individual nothing but another miss. It was headed for the Now, what I think you always talk about chemistry? They say it was the QUESTION: I am 68 years old and my tissues under them to breathe and provides silver filling is the treatment of choice. Pins should do is ask the replies. heavens. Addington, though, was close enough to proper chemistry that brought a team together. gums are receding. What can be done for a rest period to keep your gums healthy. A placed at certain strategic places on the company if they will allow ANSWER: I am not the goal for it to be the game-winner. It sounds trite but it is one of the most influential me? good time to do this is at night while fractured tooth will help the silver filling clear as to what the How can the Huskies miss with good fortune — you to keep the Blue ingredients any team needs. sleeping. The dentures should be cleaned hold befter and can sometimes help the Shield 65 only, and then charges were for, but I and a vociferous crowd — behind them? Without the proper blend, harmony, teams ANSWER: In general, as one gets older, and stored in a container of cold water. tooth resist those forces that act to stress can tell you that with this you can buy a Blue Cross cannot be successful. the gums will have a tendency to recede a Gently rinsing your mouth with a warm the tooth. For front teeth, where esthetics 65 (356), which will cost kind of confusion with Banking THE ATTENTION IN Manchester was on Just ask those who aren’t. little. This is due to the natural aging salt-water solution and massaging your are important, a procedure called bonding you $60.90 quarterly. If the Social Security, the very Manchester High. Many felt the Indian football process. In this case no special care is gums at bedtime are also beneficial. can be done to repair the fracture. Bonding city allows you to do this, best thing to do is to indicated. However, more severe recession ■is simply the process of adhering a tooth that's fine. If not, then contact ypur congress­ at home may mean a gum problem such as QUESTION: I find that I need to use a lot colored (white) filling to the tooth using stay with the city cover­ man. Every congres­ pyorrhea. If this is the case, a good cleaning of denture adhesive to keep my dentures in certain chemicals. With both of these age, because dollar for sional office has a person by your dentist followed by careful place. Is this normal? treatments, while the tooth will be restored dollar, you will be better who takes care of Social SAN FRANCISCO NBA roundup brushing and flossing at home will help. For to look like a normal tooth, care must be off. I Security problems. (U PI) — Banking through more serious gum problems, further ANSWER: Properly fitting dentures taken not to over-stress the tooth, for it is I asked Blue Cross if you a home computer is mov­ treatment may be recommended by your should not require large amounts of denture actually weaker than a normal, healthy could keep the city's pack­ QUESTION: I have ing closer to general use. dentist. While receded gums will not grow adhesive for retention. The shape of your tooth. age and also buy a Blue Blue Cross/Blue Shield Bank of America an­ back, gum treatment will ensure that the dentures remain relatively constant while Cross 65 directly. You and Major Medical from nounced a new service Defenseless Nuggets problem does not get worsen, possibly the shape of the underlying gum tissues and cannot because this is the State; Medical/Surgi- enabling some customers leading to tooth loss. jaw bones changes. As- a result, periodic QUESTION: What is the best way for me dual coverage. So, if you cal C 90 and hospital to pay bills from 200 adjustments or reconstruction of the to care for my dentures or partial dentures? have to drop the whole coverage. What do I have different companies, QUESTION: I seem to be getting more dentures will be required. If you find that package, don'tdoit. It will to do before my 65th transfer funds between cavities lately, particularly along the you need to use a lot of denture adhesive to let Bucks strike gold ANSWER: Dentures and partial dentures cost you $39.66 quarterly birthday to keep both Blue accounts and schedule gumline. Why is this? keep your dentures in place, this is a sign should be cared for as one would care for the for the Blue Shield 65, Cross/Blue Shield after I payments in advance. that the shape of the underlying tissues has natural teeth. They should be brushed after which you are now getting go on Medicare on Feb. 1, To use the bank’s Home- ANSWER: As one gets older, the gums changed and you should see your dentist to every meal along with any natural teeth if for nothing; and it will 1984? I have received my Banking, initially limited Bv Tony Favla midway through the fourth quarter, but New York tend to naturally recede a little in healthy have the dentures adjusted. A denture you have a partial denture. In a partial Medicare card which says UPI Sports Writer held on. Otis Birdsong led the Nets with 24 points and cost you $60.90 quarterly to northern California, a UPI photo mouths; more if there are gum problems. which doesn't fit properly will not function denture, be sure to clean both the teeth and for a Blue Cross 65 (356) I am entitled to hospital customer needs a compu­ King’s brother Albert added 22 for New Jersey. When recession has occurred, the root well, and can cause irritation and damage the clasps. This is particularly important in that will pay the whole and medical insurance ter, video screen and a The Denver Nuggets have proven they don't need 76ers 122, Hawks 110 surface of the tooth becomes exposed to your gums and jaw bones. that any food left on the partial will be deductible. beginning February 1, modem, the device that Whalers Ron Francis (10) and Blaine Dave Williams, center, and Tony Tanti, orders from their coach to play poor defensively. At Philadelphia, Andrew Toney scored 18 o U iis^ directly to plaque, which can cau.se decay. points in the third quarter and Julius„Kr^Tng also placed alongside the natural te"eth, allowing This is a total of $402.24, 1984. allows computer-to- right, keep the pressure on at the Civic At Milwaukee Wednesday night, the Bucks ran wild The root surface is composed of a material QUESTION: I recently fractured a tooth Stoughton (21) try to keep order in front through the Nuggets' sieve of a defense and rolled up a scored 24 to lift the Sixers to their sixth straight tooth decay to occur. As far as soaking the which is much more than computer communication Center Wednesday night. called cementum. which is less impervious and I know it should be capped. Since I am dentures is concerned, use a commercial the difference between M.M. via telephone lines. of the Hartford goal while Vanocuver’s 139-122 victory. The Nuggets played without coach victory. Philadelphia outscored Atlanta 38-16 in the to tooth decay than normal enamel layer of retired and live on a limited income. I product no more than two to three times a the Blue Cross 65 Plus, It costs $8 per month, Doug Moe, who was suspended by the league tor two third period. Eddie Johnson scored 24 points and Dan the tooth. If plaque is allowed to build up cannot afford to cap the tooth. What are the week. Dentures should be soaked for about and the benefits of Blue ANSWER: The State the bank said Wednesday, games earlier in the day and fined $5,000 for directing Roundfield chipped in 20 for the Hawks, who played along the gumline on the cementum. alternatives? IS minutes and then rinsed in cold water. Cross 65 (356). You will Retirement Office will but any customer who his team to allow Portland to score at will near the end without leading scorer Dominique Wilkins, sidelined cavities will form. with back spasms. Never store dentures in any soaking wind up paying only $265 if automatically change you signs up before Dec. 31 of a 156-116 loss on Nov. 22. ANSWER: It is generally acknowledged solution overnight, as this can lead to Cavaliers 112, Trail Blazers 105 your husband goes to the to the Over-65 insurance will receive it free for the That had marked a club scoring record for the Trail QUESTION: Should I lake my dentures that crowning or capping a fractured tooth dissolution of the denture base. At Richfield, Ohio, World B. Free scored 34 points to hospital, plus his pres- package that will supple- first three months. Celtics run Spurs ragged Blazers, and Milwaukee posted its highest score of the lead Cleveland. The Cavs jumped to a 10-point lead season as well. The Bucks led 80-64 at halftime. midway" through the first quarter and never trailed BOSTON (UPI) — It was the second game in as A capacity crowd of 14,890 saw Boston put five Milwaukee coach Don Nelson said, "W e knew it although Portland tied the score midway through the Hands-off policy adopted many days for the Spurs and they just needed a rest. players in double figures. Reserve Kevin McHale ^ u l d be a high-scoring game, but our defense was fourth period. Cliff Robinson collected 26 points and 11, The only problem was they were in the middle of a wound up with 22 points before leaving the game with /still strong and I think their shooting percentaee rebounds (or Cleveland and Jim Paxson had 24 points an ankle injury in the opening minute of the fourth ' (.455) reflects that. Rickshaw ride and pitch against cigarettes BER K E LE Y, Calif. (U PI) — A intimate faculty-student relation­ fast-paced game against the rested Boston Celtics. for the Blazers. quarter. Robert Parish hit for 22, Danny AInge had 16 University of California facuity ships are often voluntary. San Antonio, led by a game-high 33-point spree from "W e’ve tried everything against them since I've and Gerald Henderson 14. Mavericks 113, Rockets 102 committee has approved a resolu­ Supporters said such relation­ a weary George Gervin, was just four points behind been coaching here and we think the best philosophy is CONCORD, N.H. (UPI) - smokers quit. About three dozen spectators The Celtics had struggled in the early stages, At Dallas, Mark Aguirre scored 39 points and on the highway because a toll tion warning faculty members that ships are apparently no more Boston at halftime Wednesday night but tired and to run with them. W e've tried walking the ball up on People go to different lengths to "The state of New Hampshire gathered in front of City Hall trailing by two at the end of the first quarter and Rolando Blackman opened the fourth quarter with collector might notice. teaching students does not involve prevalent at the nine UC campuses dropped a 130-106 decision to their hosts. them and they've still scored 130 points.” quit, smoking. Mayor David receives millions from peoples' when Coeyman sat down in the leading 64-60 at the half. three straight baskets to break open a tight game as "It is tough,” said Coeyman, going to bed with them. than in any other university. "W e started out the third period extremely well. But Sidney Moncrief scored 25 points. Marques Johnson Coeyman, for instance, went all addictions," said Coeyman, 39. rickshaw. Bald, 33, who gave up But they closed the door late in the third quarter, the Mavericks raised their home record to 10-0. adding that his 23-year smoking The resolution was adopted 20-14 UC Berkeley history professor fatigue started to set in and the Celtics picked up the added 21 and Junior Brldgeman 20 as the Bucks the way around City Hall in a "Some of the money should go his own cigarette habit two spurred by Bird and McHale, and took a 100-84 Dallas, which has now won six in a row for the first habit had been a "psychological Wednesday at a meeting of the Richard Abrams, who wrote the pace,” said Spurs coach Morris McHone, whose club extended their winning streak to four games. Kiki rickshaw. back to help people break their years ago, carted Coeyman advantage into the final 12 minutes. time in its history, leads the Midwest Division by three addiction.” Academic Senate, representing all resolution, conceded It may be lost 118-106 to New York on Tuesday night. San Vandeweghe led the Nuggets with 26 points and Alex During the Great American addictions. "The state has a around a two-block area. "When you have a 10-point lead in the third quarter games. Ralph Sampson led Houston with 22 points. nine UC campuses, despite a "reiterating the tra d itio tfV ’ but A n lA to's latest outing produced their ninth stright English added 22. Smokeout two weeks ago, responsibility to help people Along the route, Coeyman But he said he received a lot of like we did, you don't just want to maintain, you want complaint by UCLA math profes­ he hoped it would s e K ^ a s a ro l^ B ss and the third straight win for Boston. Denver was coached by assistant Bill Ficke, whose Kings 120, Suns 118 another mayor bet Coeyman if quit." told one cigarette-smoking support from people in City to keep being aggressive and expand the lead. And sor Ray Redheffer that “ some "reminder and a reinforcer of ‘‘Cffirvln started off well, got tired and needed to team might have learned something from the Bucks. At Phoenix, Ariz., Larry Drew drove the baseline he went 24 hours without a During the last fiscal year. spectator to "quit that dirty Hall. Now he said he hopes the that’s just what we did. We should do that with every things are so obvious to civilized already well dstablished profes­ rest,” said McHone. "Milwaukee played outstanding defense,” Ficke for a layup with three seconds left to hand the Suns smoke, he would get a rickshaw New Hampshire received al­ habit.” state can offer similar support team — not let them get back in the ball game,” Jones ride around City Hall. people that they shouldn't be In the sional ethics.” Despite Gervin’s prodigious efforts — 33 points In 30 said. "They really went after the ball." their seventh loss in eight games. Drew's winning most $26 million in tobacco Coeyman said he suffered to other "addicted" smokers. minutos over three quarters and 25 in the first half — said, who credited McHale and Ainge for their work. Coeyman, who has kicked his rules book.” The resolution applies only to an It was the second time Moe had been fined this year. basket came 39 seconds after he had tied the score on taxes. This year, with a higher withdrawal symptoms during Thanking Bald for proposing the tired Spurs stalled in the third quarter. "Ainge was a very bright spot. He got back to what two-pack-per-day habit since But Carol Bruch of the UC Davis Instructor's current students. On NoV. 12 he was penalized $3,000 for verbally another layup. Walter Davis and Maurice Lucas had tax, the state expects to take in his two weeks away from the bet, Coeyman offered to he does best — shooting the ball, driving the lanes, 24 points each for Phoenix. then, collected on Wednesday. law faculty countered that "many And the Celtics kept the heat on. abusing an official and tossing a cup of water at him. $36 million. cigarettes. Because of the bet’s switch places in the rickshaw. "San Antonio had played New York last night and running all over the place. It was obvious he's got his But before he went off on his of my colleagues need to be " I ’d still be smoking today," notoriety, he said people around "Two weeks ago I couldn't had to be a little pooped. Our game plan was to run confidence back,” he said. Knicks 113, Nets 104 Jazz 117, Clippers US ride, he said the state should put reminded at least several times a The Julian calendar, under said Coeyman, thanking Some- the city have been watching him have done this,” said Coeyman, them,” said Celtics coach K.C. Jones. “ McHale has played this entire year with more At East Rutherford, N.J.. Bernard King scored 28 At San Diego, Adrian Dantley scored 37 points and tobacco tax revenue into educa­ yea r" to adhere to such a rule. which Western nations measured rsworth Mayor George Bald for closely. He added that he was who broke into a trot as he And run they did. with Larry Bird demonstrating confidence and aggressiveness than I've ever seen points and Ray Williams added 24 as New York rode a John Drew added 27, including a three-point play in tional programs to help other She said existing sexual harass­ time until 1582 A.D., was autho­ pitoposing the bet. even afraid to sneak a cigarette pulled Bald down Main Street. his usual all-around game. Bird finished with 23 before and I like that. He's got a sprained ankle but I 40-polnt first quarter to victory. Knicks coach Hubie the final 37 seconds, to lead Utah. Bill Walton led San ment procedures are "inadequate rized by Julius Caesar in 46 B.C., don't think it’s serious. I hope it isn't." Brown was ejected with his second technical foul Diego with a season-high 25 points. to deal with this problem” because the year 709 of Rome. points, 14 rebounds and 13 assists. 16 - M ANCHESTER HER ALD , Thursdiiy, Dec. I. 1983 MANCHKSTKH iIKKAU). ThurMhiy, l>ec \. m:i 17 NHL roundup Sports in Young East hooters iScoreboard Explorers host Bridgeport The East Harifoad Explorers will host the Hawks stop Shepherd97, M ary kind-Balt. County 78 Bridgeport Travelers at Penney High in East CaNIci 130, Spurs 106 Southern IX , Miles Coll. 71 Tennessee 77, Xovler (Ohio) 57 Hartford in a New England Basketball Associa­ Hockey UNC-Ashevllle58,Tenn.-Knoxvllle54 Football Scholastic tion contest Sunday night at 7:30. matured very quickly: SAN A N T O N K ) (114) Basketball W. Kentucky 78, Rollins ( Fla.) 47 The Travelers are led by NEBA all-stars Vinny Bonks 4-14 00 12, Mitchell 7-19 44 20, W:Llberty91,Bethany57 road futility Gilmore 3-5 00 4, Moore 1-10-0 2, Gervin MIdWMt ^ Lsczowski and Junior Boyd along with newco­ IfHLitindlnoi 1023 13-14 33, Williams 3-5 2-4 8, Roberts BellormlneOZ lndlana-Southeall57 NFL standings 81 Bridget s girls basketball mers Steve Huzar. a 6-7 forward from Fairfield, By Len Austtr 2-7 00 4, M cNam ara 4-4 1-39, Pleoley 2-4 Bluffton 85, Manchester 81 (O T y Adult Bttkitball 2-2 7, Paxson 1-4 00 2, Jones 1-1 04) 3. and Lee Hopkins out of Southern Connecticut Herald Sports Writer Bowling Green 76, Kentucky St. 49 The St. Bridget's girls' varsity By Logan Hobson WOlM ConfSTMC* Totals » 9 2 24-29 104. Butler 54, Valparaiso 44 ArrMricon Contaronct basketball team won Its opening game State University. UPl Sports Writer Polrkk OtvItlM B O S TO N (1311 Carleton64,Concordla-St. Poul 56 Eost of the season with a 2319 victory over The Explorers won their opening NEBA game W L T PH. O P O A Morlorty Puol 79 (Don Socho 20, Jon Maxwell 3-3 3-4 8, Bird 9-17 54 23, (iePauw,81, Illinois Wesleyan67 W L T Pet. PF PA St. James. Christine Rouegno had 16 They started out very young Lindbore 14, Paul Frinitt* 14, MIk* /parish 7-13 8-9 22, D. Johnson 24 2-2 4, with a 118-110 decision over the Rankin Drug but didn’t stay that way for long. 16 I 1 33 112 M Miami 9 4 0 .692 300 195 points with Sue Doremus adding (our Chicago’s Behn Wilson said his team was playing 14 9 4 33 108 94 p Rollly 13), Monchottor Police 74 Henderson 7-9 00 IS, Alnoe 7-12 2-3 14, Big East Buffalo 7 6 0 .538 245 298 more for the winners. Noel Feehan hod Crusaders of Hartford. Former University of part-time hockey and that’s the reason they had ” We matured very quickly,” 14 I 3 31 104 II (John Abate 22, Dean Frodel 14). M cHole 1-10 4-7 22, Buckner 02 2-2 2, N Y Jets 6 7 0 .462 282 257 eight points (or the losers. E. Wedmon 1-5 2-2 4, Carr 24 OO 4, Kite 2-3 Pittsburgh player Sammy Ellis led the Explorers turned into full-time losers on the road. explained East Catholic soccer Wothlnoton 11 13 1 23 13 91 Moncheiter Cycle 72 (AAork Plekos New England 6 7 0 .462 240 258 with 27 points, 24 rebounds and seven blocked PlttaHirgh 6 14 3 IS 77 102 21, Stan Alexander II, Ed Kowol 10, 00 4, Clark 1-3 2-2 4. Totals 49-89 31-37 BC73,Maine61 Baltimore 6 7 0 .462 219 313 ” We have to do well in a game for 60 minutes,” coach. Tom Malin after his N tw J t r u v 3 20 0 4 40 114 Rich Klernon 10), Fllloromo Construc- in. Central • A shots. Fran Liffin threw in 32 points and Jerry Wilson said after the Black Hawks snapped a -game hooters completed the 1983 iMivr1 nn 55 (Kurt Corlton 3 l Ken Shoppmon Son Antonio 32 21 24 23— 104 Pittsburgh 9 4 0 .692 294 243 12 10). Boston n 14 34 30-in B O S TO N C O L L E G E (73) Fort 22 for the winners. winless streak on the road with a 4-0 blanking of the season with a 16^1-1 overall iuffolo 14 8 3 31 Cleveland 6 5 0 .615 293 264 Bolton 14 6 2 30 Stondln(H: American Division — Three-point goals— Phegley, Jones, Clark'311 35 14, McCreody 2-7 35 7, Cincinnati 5 8 0 .385 292 263 host New York Rangers Wednesday night as mark, the lone loss on penalty CKifbec 13 It 3 29 Green H ardw are 2-0, Fosorty Oilers Hen­ M urphy 7-13 310 72, Pressley 31 24 2, Houston 1 12 0 .077 227 389 Skiing kicks In a state Class L Montreol 11 12 1 23 2-0, Donato's Lounoe 1-1, Ju ry Box derson. Totol fouls— Son Antonio 27, Adams 7-12 39 18, Primus 33 2-2 8, W M t goaltender Murray Bannerman stopped 33 shots. ” It Boston 2X Rebounds— San Antonio 44 Talley 1-4 30 2, Doherty 04) 30 0, Pressley leads Vlllanova semifinal, and captured their Harttord 9 11 2 20 Lountw 1-1, Manchester Cycle 1-1, LA Raiders 10 3 0 .7(P 326 280 •••••••••••••••••••••• was just a big effort from the team. • Coweeall Centtranoa Flllorom o's 1-1, Poeonl Caterers 0-2, (Mitchell 11), Boston 40 (Bird 14). Assists Schmidt OO 32 0, O'Shea 30 30 0, Denver 7 6 0 .538 237 254 PH ILAD ELP H IA - Harold Pressley, of St. "Murray Bannerman gave us a tremendous edge. third Hartford County Confer­ • N o m a otviston Style 0-3. — San Antonio 20 (Moore 4), Boston 28 Bowers OO 30 0, Rice 30 30 0. Totals Seottie 7 6 0 .538 352 344 ence championship in four W L T PH. O F O A National Olylslon — B.A. Club 2-0, (Bird 13). Technlcols-^llmore, Bird. 25-5) 2335 73. Kansos City 5 8 0 .385 291 295 Bernard High in Uncasville, scored 8 of his 16 Before tonight, we had bad luck, or we’d play well for Allied Printing 2-0, Westown Phor- A— M A IN E (41) years. bUnnHota 12 9 3 27 113 114 San Diego 5 8 0 .385 293 352 points in overtime to lead Villanova to a 20 minutes or 40 minutes. Tonight we put it all together Toronto 11 12 2 24 107 119 m ocy 1-1, M o rla rty Fuel 1-1, M ulberry 14,190. Sturgeon 3-6 2-2 8, Cook 33 306, Cross Notional Conlerence New Engiand ski guide season-opening 57-50 victory over St. Joseph’s in a and played a whole game.” ” We matured quickly and Chi:(oao 11 13 2 24 Restaurant 1-1, DIRosa Cleaners 1-1, 5-10 33 1Z Wheeler 7-18 OO 14, Toplllt 60 A Eost Police 0-2, Sportsman Cafe 0-2. 32 14, Green 2-2 30 4, Henry 1-1 1-2 3, Big Five game Wednesday night. Darryl Sutter and Rick Paterson scored first-period that had a lot to do with the troff 10 II 2 23 W L T Pet. PF PA W O O DSTO CK, Vt. (U P O — Here Is the LouH Costlgon 32 30 0, Bovlen OO OO 0, x-Dailos 11 2 0 .846 417 277 Pressley broke a 43-43 regulation time tie with a goals to help break the Black Hawks’ road futility and make-up of the team. We were 9 12 3 21 BuckaTio, Nuggets 122 Hedtier 3 0 OO 0, Bunker 30 (M) 0. Totals New England,Ski Areos Council official Smyth* DIvlilon NOAatandlnga X'WoshIngtn 11 2 0 .846 442 279 summary of snow conditions at New able to work towards team- Edmonton 19 4 3 41 27-50 7-9 41. St. Louis 5 7 1 .423 299 391 layup 27 seconds into overtime then made six an overall six-game winless streak. The triumph was Halftime— MalnelS, Boston ColIege32. Englandskloreososof 7a.m. Thursday. straight free throws. Chicago’s first on the road this season and first since oriented goals such as those we Von C P U va r 11 12 2 24 D E N V E R (121) Philodelphia 4 9 0 .306 196 254 Skiing conditions are subject to chonge tafgary 10 10 4 24 BasHrn Conference English 9-20 45 22, Vondeweghe 11-22 4 Fouled out— Cross. A — 2,800. N Y Giants 3 9 1 .269 227 289 March 13 while the Rangers are now winless in their set in the pre-season. We went S due to weather, skier traffic, and other Los Angelat 7 13 5 19 Atlantic Mylslon 4 24, Issel 413 5-5 17, Dunn 2-5 04 4, Central factors. Beaworeofchonglngcondltions. last five. for those and then went on to see W lnnlpw 7 14 3 17 W L Pet. OB Williams 24 2-2 4, Anderson 9-11 04 18, Georgetown 91. Morgan StateSB Minnesota 7 6 0 .538 281 302 Legend: new-lndies of new snow Thorpe paces Providence how far we could go in the (Teg (our in each division oualllv (or Philadelphia 13 3 .813 Evans 310 0-1 4, Hanzilk 05 44 4, Detroit 7 6 0 .538 302 247 srtowfall ending In last 24 hours, pdr- ” I tryed my hardest to be positive,” said Chicago Boston 12 5 .704 Green Bay 7 0 365 379 tournament.” tianlev Cup gtovoNs.) Schaves 37 2-2 8, Dennard 3-5 04 4, 6 .462 p o w d ^ snow, pp-packed powder, wet gr- PROVIDENCE, R.I. — Otis Thorpe scored 25 coach Orval Tessier said. “ I told them our time will WedniMlov's ResulH New York 11 4 .447 Carter 24 1-1 5, Robisch 04 04 0. Totals MORGAN STATE (H) Chlcogo 6 7 0 .462 241 236 wet granulor, Isgr-ioose gronular, (Tgr- points and grabbed 14 rebounds in leading come. What can you do? I told them, ’Don’t get down.’ East’s pre-season hopes were • Voncouver 4, Hartford 3 New Jersey 8 7 .533 49-110 2424 12Z Miller 2-8 OO 4, McCloud 3) 00 0, Tem po Bay 2 11 0 .154 191 310 froxen granulor, cem -corn snow, (where ’’realistically a record of 9-6,” ' Chlcogo 4, N .Y. Rangers 0 Washington 4 M IL W A U K E E (119) Jackson 4-10 4-6 1Z Stevens 316 5-6 1), West two such terms appear, the former shows Providence to a 94-70 triumph Wednesday night We’re too good a team for this thing to carry on much Central INvIslen L A Roms 6 5 0 .615 319 286 Malin admits now. Those expec­ ; Toronto 5, Detroit 3 Johnson 9-20 34 21, Lister 37 2-2 4, Littheutt 37 30 X, Burwell 2-3 24 6, conditions on 70 percent or more terrain, over Assumption. longer. ; Phlladelpllla 3, Edmonton 3 Mllwoukee Lanier 34 24 8, Archibald 7-11 1-1 14, Adoir 14 1-2 3, Carcell 33 00 0, AAackev San Francisco 7 6 0 .538 332 245 and the latter the next-most-prevolent "Tonight we went in with a game plan and I told tations were based on losing Thursdoy's Games Atlanta Moncrief 318 7-7 25, Brldgemon 3)4 1-3 14 00 Z Peterson 00 30 0, Greene 30 3 New Orleons 7 6 0 .538 275 297 condition) vc-vorkible cor>ditlons, Brian Waller added 12, Ray Knight 11 points Detroit 294 M7 them we’re going to stick to it. We have nothing to lose. seven starters off the 1982 team (All Times BST) » , Pressev 314 2-3 18, Cotchlngs 2-7 04 0 0, Watson 00 30 0. Totals 1356 12-18 Atlonta 6 7 0 .462 tc* and 11 rebounds and Ernie Lewis 10 points for tbe • Minnesota at Pittsburgh, 7:35p.m. Chicago 4, Grevev 44 04 8, Romor 3-3 34 7, X. xncouver, Roto 18 (Grodin) 7:40. 4, 2-4 30 5, Glenn 45 4-4 12. Totals 3381 33 ‘ CheyneyTO, Monsfleld66 movement on that side and doctors take this as an B y U n it e d P r e s s much of a drink. Col(iate59, HobortSI International rush. The strong stuff be­ Ricky Hall with 24 points, oncouver, Smyl 1) (Roto, Gordin) 11:4Z 34 110. optimistic sign, spokesman Kelly Anthony said. naltles— Quennevllle, Har, 0:10; WII- P H IL A D E L P H IA (111) Elizabethtown X , Juniata 58 Bowling Her heart had stopped when she was struck on The Raiders come off a longed to Iowa with Greg 7 steals and 7 assists. Homs, Van, 4:29. Ervlng 315 37 24, lavaroni 35 31 4, LaSalle91, Vermont 75 Old Fashioned the head at the Yale Bowl by the goal post’s The San Diego Chargers 27-12 triumph over the Stokes and Michael Payne With the score 73-73, "■Third period— 5. Vancouver, Rota 19 Molone 48 4-4 1Z Cheeks 7-9 30 14, Long IslandU. 91, Dowling 43 Bm yl, Grodin) 4:14. 4, Vancouver, Toney 1311 45 24, Richardson 37 32 8, Montclair St. X Jersey City St. 70 have more than just a New York Giants as Jim down low and Michigan Hall hit two free throws to Pineo 454, Cindy Hurley 463, cross-bar when fans ripped it down at the end of Btlorme 1 (Tonll, Kirton) 7:40. 7, Jones 34 1-2 11, Williams 33 2-2 8, Muhlenberg 89, Dickinson 72 Home Engineers the Harvard-Yale game, passing interest- in to­ Plunkett completed two State with 7-footer Kevin put the Boilermakers on 44artford, Stoughton 14 (Slltanen, Edwards 35 33 4. C. Johnson 34 1-2 5. Novy7ZVMIS7 Evelyn Anton 455. HOLIDAY Rautins 2-3 30 4. Threott 31 300. Totals Penn SI. 81, Indiana ( Pa.) 49 Barbara Hlgley M4-176-182- "Fast thinking and quick work of paramedics night’s grudge game T D passes and threw for Willis and classy guard top 75-73 with 3:13 left in •Fron- Pha. Textilel 13, Slippery Rock 101 overtime. Lancaster Gor­ ijs ) 9:40. 1, Vancouver, Butcher 2 5379 23M 12Z 56Z Lynn Davis 198-235-592, Ralaxleg and the trauma team at St. Raphael’s saved her against the Los Angeles 243 yards; he has thrown Sam Vincent. And then, of .(Sumdstrom) 19:27. Penalties— Roto, Atlanta 17 X 1419— 110 Pittsburgh 70, LafavetteSS Janet Dakin 179-497, Erls life. She had a cardiac arrest,” Anthony said. Raiders. 115 straight passes with­ course, there was Indi­ don of Louisville sank the Mon, PhllodMphIa 14XX11-111 Robert Morrls76, Clarion 57 Longlols 180-184-510, Diane Sandl Paganl 127-356, Gl- St. Vincent 49, Moount Union 35 Haves 186, Shirley Eldridge SAVINGS'n out an interception. ana. where Coach Bobby first of two free throws but «142; Malone, Hor, 11:14; Holword, Von, "Three-point goals— B. Johnson, sele Golding 154-355, Louise Although San Diego’s Stevens Tech81,N.Y.Polvtech45 179-514, AIvce M cArdle 175, Bonino 136, Ester Wells 126- In Sunday games, the Boilermakers ripped V:34. HoS" Trenton St. 9Z Rutgers-Camden 60 4-year run in the playoffs Knight always gets ^Shotsan-goal-Vancouver 11-11-7- -29, tings. Total tools— Atlanta X, Phila­ Bonnie Thomas 181-468, 339, Gayle Robson 134-357, Flutle a Helsman finalist Cleveland is at Denver, results. of f 8 straight points to hike Sn^o rd 141314-48. delphia X . Rebounds— Atlanto 35 ( Paultz Villanova 57, St. Joseph'sX(OT) Linda Corbitt XS-508, Donne Sally Phillips 137. THESE OK USED CARS ARE HOUDAY PRICED has almost no chance of Waynesburg 74, California ( Pa.) 70 Dallas at Seattle, St. Louis Enter Purdue. the score to 81-74 with 1:45 •—(ioalles— Vancouver, Brodeur.rur. nuiHart- i* 7), Philadelphia 41 (Ervlng 9). Assists— BUT 1982 PONTIAC J2000 4 M . C H E S TN U T H ILL, Mass. - He’s barely big being renewed this sea­ Atlanta X (Rivers 5), Phllodelohio X Westminster) 11, Alllance84 at the New York Giants, left. IB rd, ^ WIdener X , Haver ford 46 OT 4 cyl., auto.. AC. PS, PB. rear defog.. AM-FM enough to see over the onrushing defensive son, the Chargers don’t Having lost its star jgillen. A— 9,382. (Cheeks 8). Technicol — Philadelphia Atlanta at Washington, coach Cunnlnghom, Atlanta coach South THt linemen, but diminutive Boston College quarter­ want to be the club the center Russell Cross to Billy Thompson had 27 Clemson 71, Furman 67 ROBERT J. SMITH, Inc. Buffalo at Kansas City, the NBA, the Boilermak­ points on 9-of-ll shooting Frotel- WIIK Only 959 9 5 back Doug Flutie was a big man on campus Raiders beat to clinch the lo 2 (elected), Phllodelohio (Illegal Concord 92, W .Va. Tech 77 Wednesday. Chicago at Green Bay, ers were a watered down for Louisville. The Cardi­ Flyers 3. Oilers 3 defense). A— 1 Z ^ . DukeTO, William 8i Mary 68 AFC West title. Los An­ Cincinnati at Pittsburgh, Greensboro X , Lynchburg 65 MSURANSMmiS SINCE *4695n Flutie, who has led BC to a 9- 2 season and a geles. 10-3, has the best item. But over the wee­ nals, who usually start the Hampton I nstltuteX, Shaw 52 the Los Angeles Rams at FMIodNphlo ! ! ! M Liberty Bowl berth this season, is one of the three record in the conference kend they upset No. 14 season tamely but finish Houston 68, Miss. St. 62 *7995“ Philadelphia, Miami at Fresno State and on Wed­ like demons, are 0-2, hav­ ■monton ill * Jazz 117, Clippers 115 LoGronge47, Shorter Col 1.61 1914 7S PONT ipiRNS 2 M CPE finalists for the Heisman Trophy, awarded to and a win in San Diego 3nrst period— 1, Edmonton, Pouzar 5 Modlson 71, Md.-Eostern Shore 49 I V-8. oulo, PS. PB. n. epoc 2-Ton« >3995 Houston, New Orleans at ing lost their opener to No. O re H k v , K urri), 2:52. Z Philadelphia, college football’s best player. would secure the division nesday night in West Mary Washington X , E. Mennonlte75 81 CHEV. M EVEm 2 DR New England, the New Lafayette, Ind., they 2 Kentuckv. Oorke 7 (Borber, Crossman), 19:37. Memphis St. 74, Mid. Tennessee St. 47 I 4 cyl. 4 tpd, n. ruoiproolod >3695 "Everyone is thrilled,” said BC Sports crown the Chargers cap­ nnaltles— LInseman, Edm, 13:11; Dontley 13X 11-11 37, Bailey 34 30 4, York Jets at Baltimore knocked off No. 7 Louis­ Eaton 7-10 1-2 15, Green 3930 8, Grtfith Mlsslsslppl46.E.Tennessee44 . information director Reid Oslin. "That’s the tured from 1979-81. In other Top 20 games. Rich Morehead89,Alabam3Huntsvllle55 *6495 and Tampa Bay at San ville in overtime, 90-83. Sutter, Phil, 17:»; Fuhr, Edm, (served 310 34 11, Drew 317 39 27, Kelley 2-4 3 649-5241 greatest individual honor you can have in college No. 3 Georgetown blitzed 0 4, Eoyes 32 32 4, Anderson 33 30 0, Moreheod St. 89, Alabam3HuntsvllleS5 Francisco. On Monday ’’With this team, no­ By LIndstram), 17:50. NC Wesleyan 79, MethodlstColl. 76 *6295 football.” The Raiders lead the Morgan State 91-38; No. 4 Second period— 3. Phllodelphio, Poulin Wilkins 34 1-2 5, Boswell 0 3 0 0 , Hansen 65 E. CnntGr StrcGl night, Minnesota is at thing surprises me,” said UPl photo 0 30 0. Totals 4405 2 3 X 117. NC-Charlotte75,Mlssourl-St.Louls73 4 cyl. 5 6M . AU^H. rMr cMfog Flutie, a scintillating scrambler who this year league with 49 sacks and Houston defeated Missis­ NIchallsSt. 70, Grambllng68 *2995 Detroit in a duel between Purdue coach Gene (unassisted), 1:48.4, Edmonton, Gretzky SAN D IE G O (115) ^ , , , , , 1 ManchMlnr, Cl. 79 puis C U ^ S SUraEME CPE has disrupted the defenses of three recent rank No. 2 in total defense sippi State 68- 62; No. 6 Rlchmond75, Radford 57 V-fTaulo. AC. pT ra. 8t«f90 esMS. crulM co-leaders of the NFC X (Kurri, Fuhr), 14:51. Penalties Brooks 315 34 1Z Cummlitgs 7-19 39 SM U 86, Centenary 76 *5795 national champions in Alabama, Penn State, and behind Cincinnati and the Keady. ’’This team has Memphis State ripped Purdue's James Bullock (15) reaches GreHky, Edm , 2:47; Poulin, Phil, 7:27; 19, Walton 312 70 25, Nixon 315 1-2 13, Clemson, has almost 3,000 yards in total offense Chargers know they must Central. practiced very hard and is Middle Tennessee 74-47; for rebound above teammate Greg Rich Sutter, Phil, 18:X. Pierce 314 1-1 17, HoMes 30 34 9, *13,795 Third perlod--5, Philadelphia, ClarkeS Donaldson 1-3 70 9, Kelser 1-3 32 4, this year and has passed for more than 7,000 yards establish a running threat and N0..16 Boston College Eifert (45) and Louisville's Manuel (Barber, Oevorok), 16:49. 4, Edmonton, Whitehead 35 1-2 5, McKinney 1-1 30 2. *3495 in his three years at BC. to reduce the pressure downed Maine 73-61. Coffey 12 (Kurri, Messier), 19:11. Totals 4397 27-42 115. faced by quarterback Dan At Landover, Md., Forrest (30) in college basketball action Penalties— Barber, Phil, 4:19; LInseman, utiMi a a 17 a — 117 *6995 Edm , 9:23. SOT Diego . » a a i 3 - n s Fouts. The A FC ’s No. 2 freshman Reggie Willi­ Wednesday night. Three-point gools— Non*. Fouled *5495 Denver still likes Moe East soccermen Dvertime — No scoring. Penalties — 76 CNEV. CHEVETTE 2 DR passer returned to the ams had 20 points and 9 Hughes, E d m ,4 :B ; Eriksson, Phil,4:15. out*— 4 cyl. auto, rsdio *2150 Murphy hit for 22 points ^ots on goal— Philadelphia 13313 Non*. Total fouls— Utah X , San Diego X . 20 OFF NEW YORK — Denver coach Doug Moe’s Charger lineup last Sun­ rebounds as Geotrgetown Also, Northwestern Rebounds— Utah (Eoton 9), San Diego 79 CHEV. MAUBU 4 DR V 8 cyl. RUtO. PS. n two-game suspension and second fine from the day after missing five honored by HCC rolled past its Division II and Michael Adams downed Denver 51-44 be­ i.tX Edmonton 1311-11-0— 35. 55 (Walton 14). AesIsH— Utah 24 (Green *4475 weeks with a strained added 18 to carry Boston Goalies— Philadelphia, Froese. 7), San Diego 14 (Nixon 14). Technical ■ REGULAR PRICE 81 PONT PHOnK 4 DR NBA within three weeks hasn’t hurt his standing opponent. Morgan State hind the strong finish of fouls-Utah (Illegal defense). A— 4 cyl. Dulo. AC. Ps, ra. R *5395 in the eyes of the Nuggets' brass. shoulder and he shredded East Catholic dominated the Hartford County shot 25 percent from the College. The Eagles, , Edmon- 78 pODfiE RSPEN CUSTOM WO. Elliot Fullen; Florida ‘ Fuhr. A— 17,498. 3A9Z e cyl. auto. PS. PB; R Denver president and general manager Carl Denver for 299 yards and Conference in soccer in 1983 and that was floor in the first half and down 35-32 at the half, offset 30 points by South *3695 Scheer said Wednesday night that Moe still has two touchdowns in a 31-7 reflected in the all-HCC teams that were selected, trailed 44-18. forced 25 turnovers. Florida’s Charlie Bradley *1895 it has been announced. KIngsIzaSunsllB the total support of himself and owner Red rout. At Starkville, Miss., Elsewhere, DePaul for a 79-77 victory; Michi­ i.AjlL standings The Eagles, 10-0 in conference play, placed five *3695 McCombs. ” We think Dan’s the Houston escaped after gave Coach Ray Meyer gan recovered from a of its starting 11 on the all-HCC first team and Northern KANSAS CITY (IX ) ” I hope people don’t judge Doug Moe on this one best,” says Charger losing 7-foot Akeem Ola- his 699th victory by pound­ lethargic first half to E . Johnson 13251-1 29, Dlberdlng 35 3 *7195 three more on the second team. A ninth player ing Ohio U. 69- 45; Ron T PH. G F G A 7-11, Thompson 33 00 0, Drew 318 70 \/ unfortunate incident,” Scheer said. ” I prefer to coach Don Coryell, who is juwon on fouls with 7>A breeze by Central Michi­ I'Noyo Scotio 4 32 94 79 garnered honorable mention. 25, Knight 40 3 4 1 3 S. Johnson 33 30 4, *7795 look at his overall coaching record, one that suffering through a 5-8 minutes left. The Bulldogs Virgil hit a 17-footer with gan 58-39; Albert Butts Fredericton 12 10 93 47 Merlweother 34 32 4, Woodson 313 312 Seniors Jeff Riggs (goalie) and Bill Masse three seconds left in over­ .'AUlCMdack 12 10 104 104 17, Bus* 34 32 3 Nealy 1-2 30 2. Totals *6095 recently saw him win his 300th game in just his campaign. "He’s a fierce outscored Houston 20-14 and Ralph Lewigjht in 25 11 7 2 77 49 BUYTHE (midfielder), juniors Brian Feshler (sweeper) 44071314 IX . «ri:YJ.!VM?n»TILWC.CUST0M eighth year in the league. Doug Moe has the total competitor and very time to send Iowa State points each to La­ 11 13 1 83 84 QUART <1.L z A u ^ i i m u r *6095 over the last seven P H O E N IX (118) support of Red McCombs and myself.” bright.” and John Furey (forward) and freshman Lewis over Vanderbilt 73-72; Ha­ Salle past VermonTSl-'/S; ok* 7 17 2 94 124 Lucas 314 37 24, None* 7-11 311 X, minutes. Southern I Moron ON. ■ q San Diego suffers from Luster (striker) received first team honors. rold Pressley scored 8 of Edwards 33 1-2 5, DayH 11-19 32 24, BUYTHE 4 *6095 Willie Burton’s 18 points ' Baltimore 13 5 5 109 87 CASE __ * 1/ Second team recognition was accorded juniors At Memphis, Tenn., All- 115 98 Mocy 312 30 1Z High 34 00 4, Pittman the poorest time of posses­ his 16 points in overtime to lifted Tennessee over . Rochester 15 10 1 30 30 0, Adams 314 34 1Z Foster 33 3 V ^E P E B JX P m E S 12/24/aa^ *5295 □ Strikers move to Minnesota sion ratio in the AFC, Pat Lonergan and Todd Pineo and sophomore America forward Keith lead Villanova over St. New Haven 11 13 2 111 I X Xavier (Ohio) 77-87; Duke 91 84 0 4, White 37 1-2 11, Scott 1-2 OO 2. With this B d ' TRUCKS Dave Olender, all three anchors of the Eagle Lee’ struck for 24 points ■ ttriniitleld 10 7 3 Totals 4909 2 3 X 118. M INNEAPOLIS — Professional soccer will controlling the ball for an Joseph’s in a Big Five edged William & Mary ' St. Catharine 10 15 1 111 I X •3 SVEV. H.D. V, TON PKKgP defense that allowed only three goals in the and 15 rebounds to power 8 13 3 90 109 Kansa* City aaiii4-ia LSEN v-8, Dulq. P8, PB. 8t«iW0 ------return to Minnesota next year after a two year average of just 27:35 per game; Utah dropped 70-68 behind 28 points by .. Hershey Fheenlx aaai3-ll8 A top quality ruitpfooltd. Blldmi------*8995 regular season. Memphis State. The Tig­ Southern Cal 88-76 with Binghamton 7 . 14. • 102 117 absence when the Fort Lauderdale Strikers set up game compared to 31:01 Johnny Dawkins; and wedneedoy's ResulH Total fouls— Kansas City X , Phoenix motor oil that for the Raiders. Look for Junior midfielder Todd Karpy was the ninth ers, up 40-25 at halftime, Chris Winans scoring 24 28. Rebounds— Kansas City X (Dlberdlng won a gold medal CHEVROLCT shop at the Hubert H. Humphrey Metrodome. Scott McCollum sank a : Baltimore 7, Hershey 4 , Phoenix a (Lucas 14). Assists— AUTO PARTS, INC. Eagle recognized, receiving honorable mention had 16 points each from , . . .Main* 4, Sherbrooke 4 The Strikers of the North American Soccer Coryell to use Chuck Mun- points and Kelvin Upshaw turnaround jumper with ansae City 18 (D rew 9), Phoenix 25 for lubricating CARTER CO.^ IN C Rochester 4, Moncton 1 8 . 646 CENTER STREET cie and James Brooks in the voting conducted by the conference Bobby Parks and Phillip 20; Anthony Jenkins deli­ two seconds left and Pep- (L u c a 5, Davis 5, Adams 5). Technical excellence. League will open the season" in May as the ■■• ■ Tburidoy'* Gome* 1 2 2 f I early to establish a coaches. Haynes. vered 14 points as Clem­ Binghamton at Baltimore fouls— S. Johnson (elected), Ed- MANCHESTER. CT 06040 St.. 84444441 Minnesota Strikers, said the Joe Robbie family. perdine clipped Cal- words ground game and defuse At Newton, Mass,, Jay son beat Furman 71-67. Irvine 83-81. ' ' Hershey at Fredericton 643.4499 ______Noya Scotia ot St. Catharines (elected). 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IK - MANCHKSTKR HERALD. Thursdtiv. Dec. I. 1983 MANCtiK.STKR HERALD. Thursday, ^ ;c. 1. 1983 - l» Classified.... >6 4 r3 *2711 LOOK FOR THE STARS. .. Business Opportunities .. .22 Store/Office Space ...... 44 Household Goods...... 62 For advertisements to be Notices Situation W anted...... 23 Resort P roperty...... 45 MIsc. for Sale ...... 63 Rates published Monday, the dead­ Look for the CLASSIFIED ADS with STARS; stars help you get Employment Info...... 24 MIsc. for R ent...... 46 Home and Garden...... 64 Minimum Charge: line Is 2:30 p.m. on Friday. Lost/Found ...... $2.25 for one day Personals...... Instruction...... 25 Wanted to Rent...... 47 P e ts...... 65 Announcements ...... Roommates Wanted...... 48 Musical Item s...... 66 P e r W ord: Read Your Ad better results. Put a star on your ad and see what a Auctions...... Real Estate Recreational Item s...... 67 1-2 d a ys...... 15« Services Antiques...... 68 3-5 d a ys...... 14c Classified advertisements Homes for Sale...... 31 Tag Sales...... 69 6 days...... 13c are taken by telephone as a difference it mokes. Telephone 643-2711, Mondoy-Friday, Financial Coi.dominiums...... 32 Services Offered...... 51 Wanted to Buy ...... 70 26 days...... 12c convenience. Lots/Land for Sale...... 33 Painting/ Papering...... 52 H appy Ads: The Manchester Herald Mortgages...... Investment P roperty...... 34 Building/Contracting...... 53 $3.00 per column Inch responsible only for one Incij Personal Loans...... Business Property...... 35 Roofing/Siding ...... 54 Automotive reef Insertion and then on! 8:30 o.m. to 5:00 p.m. ______if____ Insurance...... Resort Property...... 36 Heating/Plumbing...... 55 Deadlines for the size of the orlglnol Wanted to Borrow... Flooring...... 56 Cars/Trucks for Sale...... 71 For classified advertise­ Insertion. Income Tax Service...... 57 Motorcycles/Blcvcles ..,.72 ments to be published Tues­ Errors which do not lessen YOU CAN enloy extra Rentals Rec Vehicles...... '.73 Employment Services Wanted...... 58 day through Safurdav, the the value of the advertisement Apartm M tt for Rent 42 Aportmonts for Ront 42 BuihHn«/ContnictliHi 51 M ice for Solo 61 Musical Items vacation money by ex­ Rooms for Rent ...... 41 Auto Services...... 74 deadline Is noon on the day w ill not be corrected by an 66 Molorcydec/BIcydos 72 t!vrytMiLVAI9U<1Schanging Idle Items In & Education Apartments for Rent ...... 42 For Sale Autos for Rent/Lease...... 75 before publication. additional Insertion. your home for cosh ... MANCHESTER — Three X'M 'rO u R . MCW Help Wanted ...... 21 Homes for Rent ...... 43 Holiday/Seasonal...... 61 MIsc. Automotive ...... 76 MANCHESTER - NOW with on ad In classified. room hooted apartments. LEON CIESZYNSKI SEVEN PIECE MEN’S 26" BICYCLE, AUMLAVKf4. . . . YOOR. Call 643-2711 toplace your AVAILABLE — Four BU ILDER — New homes, No appliances. Security. CORDERS DRUM SET regular, $20. Please call OLD ONE. JUST od.______••••••••••••••••••••■•• ••••••••••••••••••••••• room apartment, third additions, remodeling, with Sablan cymbals. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ...... Phone 646-2426, 9 to 5 floor and five room ALUMINUM SHEETS 646-7636. si6rt4Ep A coN-neAcr weekdays. rec rooms, garages, kit­ used os printing plates — High hats with 18" crash. Help Wanted 21 Help Wanted 21 Help Wanted 21 apartment, second floor, chens remodeled, ceil­ $700. Coll 875-1783. ••••••••••••••••••••••• WITH T > tt NE.W 'tCRK\ Side Pleats Notices w/garage. Centrally lo­ ings, both tile, dormers, .007" thick, 23 X 24". 50« ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• FOUR ROOM APART­ cated on busline. No pets. each, or 5 for $2.00. Phone aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa Mite. Automotive 76 t^NlCtCS.... MENT — Second floor. roofing. Residential or CLERK TYPIST FULL Security. Call 649-7718. 643- 2711. They MUST be $240 per month, plus utili­ commercial. 649-4291. picked up before Recreational Items 67 aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa Lost/Found 01 TIME — Diversified du­ aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaae ties, $300 deposit. No pets. 11:00o.m. only. TWO WHITE WALL Steel ties Include typing finan­ Phone 643-4751, 4 to Bern. Homes for Rent 43 FARRAND REMODEL­ cial reports, answering ING — Cabinets, roofing, Belted Rodlol Snow Tires 12" G.E. TV — Black and BRAUN ROLLER on wheels. Like new. 175 x telephones and opening THREE ROOM APART­ gutters, room additions, lo st In Manchester, TELEPHONE OPERATOR-RECEPTIONIST • new accounts at the busy white. AC/DC with a ligh­ SKATES, 520 or best 85 X 14, fits Ford cars. $75 Homestead Village. MENT with heot, hot decks, all types of remo­ ter cord. Bought 11/82. main office of the South TOLLAND — Short term deling and repairs. FREE offer. Call 646-1015 takes them. Calf 649-6486. Male, neutered, tabby water, stove, refrigera­ lease or rent with option Retails tor over $100, will anytime. Windsor Bonk 8. Trust tor, carpet. $335. Third estimates. Fully insured. cat. Black and brown Experience required. Will be operating our Co., 1033 John Fitch Blvd, to buy available on this 6 , sell for $60 Firm. 646-7473. OPERA LIGHTS 83-84 stripes, white mouth, floor. Adults only. No Telephone 643-6017, after new ROLM telephone system. We have a busy South W indsor, CT. room ranch. Family- ' 6pm, 647-8509. SKI BOOTS — Rachlee G.M. car, $40. Call 649- brown chest, green eves, Christmas Gift Guide pets. Centrally located. room, livingroom with MUST SELLI Court ladles size 7, $45. Great Please apply In person, 9947. short hair. Named switchboard which requires prompt courteous Security deposit. Call 643- House One membership. between 9 and Ham or 1 fireplace, I'/i baths, 2 car DESIGN KITCHENS by Christmas Gift. Excellent "Tyke", 12vears old. Call service to our clients and sales reps. Light 0496. garage on % acre. $700 Fomlly or single. Best condition. Call 643-1762. 649-3097 or 649-1583. and 3pm. J. P. Lewis. Cabinets, typing also required. month. Call today, 646- vanities, formica, Wilson otter over $75. Call 742- MUON ftmuc NOTKI REWARD. MANCHESTER — Two 8352. 6490. LIKE NEW — Two 4 ft. The Zoning Board of Appeals LUNCH WAITRESS, 3-5 METAL DETECTORS A COUNTRY TYPEWRITERS bedrooms In four lomlly. art, Corlan counter tops, will hold a public hearing on We offer a complete non contributory benefit days per week, 11am to kitchen cabinet fronts, sleds. Just in time for the CHRISTMAS SPECIALS on CHRISTMAS YALE TYPEWRITER SER­ Appliances, w/w carpet­ HEBRON; Raised Ranch, ...CHRISTMAS coming winter weather. Wed . Dec 14 at 7 30 PM at the Personals 02 program. Apply in person or call 643-1101. 3pm, approximate. Expe­ METAL DETECTORS by COUNTRY CHRISTMAS VICE — Typewriters Re-' ing, oft street parking complete woodworking Town Hall to hear the following rience helpful. Coll 643- three bedrooms, fire­ service, custom made WREATHS FOR SALE in Two for $25, one for $15. request: White. CONNECTICUT Has arrived at the CRAFTS­ built. Portable Typewriters, and storage. Rent $350 Application of Bolton Motors. ••••••••••••••••••••••a Replies w ill be kept confidential. An equal 2751, ask for George. place, family room, over­ furniture, colonial repro­ bulk, decorated or undec­ Call 649-2430 or 646-0435. L VALLEY COIN COMPANY, MEN'S GALLERY. Stained from $35. Sales and Service. plus utlltles and security. sized kitchen, two car orated. Call 802-334-2079 Inc to conduct a used car busi­ opportunity employer. Male/Female. ductions in wood, 9 varie­ ness at 4 Hillcrest Rd and Bolton A COMMERCiAI- CATCH COMPATIBLES 805 Main Street. 643-6295. gloss chandeliers, copper- Typewriter and Adding Ma­ No pets. Call 649-0717. garage. Private stone- anytime. Dealers MEN'S GOLF CLUBS — Center Rd PART TIME — Laundry ties ’'Of hardwood and C O N TR AC T W/rfM US FEVER! Connect with Open 9am - 11am, 12pm - ware, country baskets, sten­ chines. 41 Purnell Place, welcome. • 1 & 3 woods retinished, John H Roberts. Chairman person needed. Saturday walled acre lot. veneers NOW IN STOCK WILU BRiMCr VOU AtOREj that special person thru ALLIED pniNTINQ SERVICES. INC 3pm, Monday thru ciled cheese boxes, theo­ Manchester. 649-4986. MANCHESTER — Pri­ $52S/month. After 5pm, persimmons. Irons, p.w., Zoning Board of Appeals and Sunday mornings. ***** Call 649-9658 or evenings, 001-12 Judy Torio’s Compati­ S79 MktcM Turnpike West Saturday. rems, wool geese, etc., etc., vate house, 7 rooms, 232-0282. FOR SALE — Used 19" putter, bag and bolls. All BUbtNESE f=ASr bles - the dating service Manchester. Conn 06040 Approximately 15 hours ***** etc. 58 Cooper Street, 647- fireplace, carpeting, full 289-7010. FAMicV VNANT APS total. $3.50 per hour. Call STEREO SPECIAUST Sylvanla GT Matic color In good condition. $85. that cares. Bloomfield: JEWELERS 8161. basement. One months COVENTRY — Five TV, needs work. $75 or Coll 649-1794. 242-5296, Farmington: the mark of George, 643-2751. ***** J.B. ELECTRONICS — security and lease re­ ANCHOR ELECTRICAL best offer. Call 647-1560 BRAY'S JEWELRY STORE Where the Professionals room house with lake CONTRACTORS — Do INVITATION TO BID 673-6777. printing excellence — 737 Mol n Street, Manches­ ANTIQUES quired. Children wel­ privileges. Wall-to-wall after 6pm. JUST RIGHT FOR Seoled bids will be received PART TIME DRIVER for buy their stereo equipment j come. No pets. 5650 any size or type of work. Laundry Route. Approxi­ ter. Specializing in Seiko, FURNITURE, STERLING, and accessories. Discount * carpeting. Fireplace. Ap­ Fully Insured. Free Esti­ CHRISTMAS — Men’s In the Office of the Director Pulsar, Timex and Kre- TOYS, Country Items and A monthly plus util lies. Col I pliances. $450 monthly. KINGSIZE SEARS-O- figure skates, size 11. of General Services. 41 Cen­ mately 14 hours. Cotl pricing on cash and carry 649-1861. mates. Call 647-0293. ter Street. Manchester. Con­ 646-2246 o tte r 5pm, mentz watches. Also fine Wide Selection ot Accesso­ items. Call Jack Bertrand, Utilities not Included. PEDIC mattress, like Good condition. Call af­ necticut. until December 16. HERALD lewelrv and Hummel Figu­ ries at GATHERINGS 8. Adult couple preferred. ROBERT E. JARVIS — new, 560: Hoover floor ter 5pm, 649-5904. 1963 a t 11:00 a.m . fo r the foi- YE OLDE CHRISTMAS weekdays. 643-1262. LIKE PRIVATE HOME. lo w in g : rines. "We Service What We ANTIQUE ACCENTS, 433 ***** No pets. Call after 6:30pm Building and remodeling scrubber and polisher, FAYRE — Saturday - Sell" 643-5617. ;Studlo-tvpe apartment. perfect condition, 535. FLEXIBLE FLIER SLED INSULATION. SPRINKLER Main Street. GIFT SHIRTS weekdays, 646-1528. speciollst. Additions, MODIFICATIONS 6 December 3, 1983. The NEED MONEY FOR PARTS ***** Utilities, appliances. Call 643-9780. — 4 ft. long. Good condi­ CARPENTRY WORK. WHITON PERSONAL TEE — Person- garages, rooting, siding,' Salvation Army,661 Main CHRISTMAS? Part time DIAMOND SHOWCASE is FRUIT BASKETS Working single adult. No DO YOU hove a bicycle tion. $12. Coll 649-7779. MEMORIAL LIBRARY Street - Manchester. help needed, looking for alized Fun and Sportswear. ™ kitchens, bathrooms, re­ The Town ot Manchester Is the place to shop for that FANCY FRUIT BASKETS children, pets. Coll 643- no one rides? Why not SEASONED FIREWOOD SALES! LUNCHEON! someone with a good AREA ADVISORS Great Gifts For Christmas. 2180. placement wlndows- — Cut, split ond deli­ on equal opportunity em­ want Ads DEPARTMENT special man in your Ilfe.Se- offer It tor sole with a ployer, and requires on affir­ SALES! Mrs. Santa Grab voice and enthusiasm to General counter work NEEDED in Manchester — Order early. Also Wicker NEW ADDRESS: 825 MAIN /doors. Call 643-6712. vered. $90 a cord. Call to deliver to our carriers. lect from Gents diamond items, 20% oft oil wicker. wont ad? Call 643-2711 to Antiques mative oction policy for oil of Bag for Kids. earn $67 to $120 a week - and driving. Clean rings, stone rings or watches STREET, Manchester. 646- THREE SPACIOUS 649-1861. Its Contractors and Vendors Coll 647-9946 between 9am PERO FRUIT STAND - 276 place your ad. os 0 condition of doing busi­ Call Pat, 643-2711, Mon­ driving record re­ for a Christmas gift he'll 3339. ROOMS — In newer four Princess lines with flat­ day thru Thursday even­ and 11am. Oakland Street, Manches­ ***** Rooflng/SMing ness with the Town, os per quired. Experience long remember. DIAMOND ter, 643-6384. family. Appllonces, heat, TIMEX/SINCLAIR 1000 WANTED ANTIQUES: Federal Order 11246. tering side pleats give a ings between 6pm-9pm. preferred. Send brief SHOWCASE, Manchester ***** HARDWARE laundry. $435. Immediate Slore/Offica Space 44 COMPUTER — With 16K Early Victorian, Oak, Bid Forms, pions ond specifi­ slimming look to this SHOP BLISH HARDWARE, occupancy. Call 646-0063. RAM, push button key­ cations ore available at the half-size favqrite. resume to Box 176. Parkade. 646-0012. FLORISTS 1920's and miscellaneous. General Services Office. 41 BOOKKEEPER — Expe­ ***** 793 Main Street for the BIDWELL HOME Im­ board, 4T/S sottweor 643-2711 No. 1428 with Photo- appy Buckland Station. CHRISTMAS PLANTS, provement Company — Please call 643-8709. Center Street, Manchester. ^ T ^ rienced, full time. Apply: Manchester. CT06040. TV/STEREOS Do-lt-YourSelter. Complete MANCHESTER, CEN­ 474 MAIN STREET — tapes, 3 books of program Connecticut. Guide is in Sizes 12H to Marlow's, Inc. 867 Main, PART TIME CLERK CENTERPIECES, Holiday Roofing, siding, altera­ TOWN OF MANCHESTER. SHOP AL SIEFFERTS AP­ line of tools. Open Dally, TRAL — Large one bed­ Business office space. listings. $100. Call 643- 24V5. Size 14%, 37 bust, Manchester. NEEDED — Friday and Rose Special and Christmas 8:30am )o 5:30pm, and room apartment on tion, additions. Some 8992. CONNECTICUT 3% yards 46-inch. Saturday, 11pm to 7am. PLIANCES — 445 Hartford Parties. KRAUSE FLOR­ First floor, across from number for over 30years. Automotive ROBERT B. WEISS. 3 TH Thursday Evenings til 9pm - .second floor. $425. GENERAL MANAGER Patterns available only Floating hours available. Road, Manchester, 647-9997. IST, 621 Hartford Road, post office. Call 646-2426, 649-6495. in sites shown. SALESPERSON — Full SUPER SANTA SALE! Vi­ For The Holidays. 643-4121. -Heated. Security deposit 9om-Spm weekdays. SO BLUEFISH SINKERS, 008-12 time. Experienced. Ma­ PART TIME MORNINGS Apply In person: Monday 643-9559. TO ia i4 far tack deo Tape Recorders, TV's, .and lease. Coll 646-3253or aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaae asking $55. Also salt wa­ moo, tug ture. Apply: Marlow's, — Janitorial work, Mon­ thru Friday, 7am to 3pm, LOVABLE LABRADOR ■646-8268. ter accessories. Call 649- TOWN OF MANCHESTER. CONNECTICUT gattira, pits S tt lar pastage M i HDAY day thru Saturday availa­ Stereo's, Washers, Dryers, ***** Cors/Trucks tor Sale 71 NOTICE OF kaMlag. Inc. 867 M a in ., Seven 11, 513 Center Heoline/Plumblng 55 2558. Refrigerators, Freezers, PUPPIES ADOPTION OF ORDINANCE tPC PPCNFTT Manchester. ble in Vernon area. Must Street, Manchester. PENTLAND FLORIST — FOUR ROOM APART­ (Don't worry Honey, the print hove own transportation. MUCH MORE! LABRADORS FOR CHRIST­ In occordonce with the provisions of Chapter 3. Section 1 Mactaitar HaraM on your name is so small no^j Visit Us For All Your Holi­ MENT — First floor. and 9 of the Town Charter, notice is hereby given of theodop- ATTRACTIVE OFFICE LADIES NEW SpIKO 1974 TOYOTA CORONA llft«>a.W«aartias i one will even notice.) CHRISTMAS HELP — Good positions available day Needs. See Our Choice MAS — AKC registered, Garage. No appliances. FOGARTY BROTHERS QUARTZ WATCH. Lizard tlon by the Board of Directors of the Town of Manchester, Naa Tait. H.T. ItPM for people Interested in NEWSPAPER KTTCHEN/BATH Selection, 24 Birch Street - black. Show and Field trial SPACE available. Newly — 4 door, 4 speed. Body Connecticut, on November 22. 1963. Mat Naan. AMaat at* ZIP Interviewing now for full Security. Older people — Bathroom remodel­ strap. Regular $125. 11 ORDINANCE CPPC. ttila PaaMar aat Itaa. and part time. Both per­ additional Income. Coll ACCESSORIES 643-6247. "Pleasing You Is background. Excellent renovated, prime loca­ good shape, runs well, CARRIER NEEDED preferred. Call 649-1054. tion. Call 649-0479. ing; installation water month warranty left. $75. BE IT OROAI NED by the Board ot Directors of the Townot New FASHION with manent and temporary 623-9001 doily tor more SHOP UNIQUE KITCHEN 8. Our Pleasure" Family Dog. Reserve now heaters, garbage dispo­ Call 646-0560 after 3pm. new engine parts. $2000or Manchester that the ordinance adopted by this Board on information. IN MANCHESTER and watch your puppy grow. best offer. Call 646-9589 April 20. 1962. os amended, which ordinance created the Photo-Guide prttems ia work needed. $7.20 per BATH — 38 Oak Street, FOUR ROOM APART­ sals; faucet repairs. 649- all size ranges, has a Manchester for Wonderful Call 646-0323. MANCHESTER — MAIN otter 4pm, ask for Mark. Cheney HdM Board of Commissioners, Is hereby repeoled. hour to start. Must be CALL MENT located in four STREET STORE FOR 7657. Visa/MasterCard VARIABLE SPEED, 30 This Ordinance shall toke effect ten (10) days otter this pu- apecial Grace Cole Collec­ Employment over 18 and use of car. Gifts for All Those Special family house, $330 per accepted. pint Humidifier. $50. Call blicotlon In this newspaper provided that within ten (10) tion for larger sizes; plus GOVERNMENT JOBS — 6 4 7 - 9 9 4 6 PARK HILL JOYCE RENT — For more Infor­ 1971 FORD F-300 ECONO­ doys otter this publication ot this Ordinance a petition Evenings and weekend People. 646-9696. FLOWER SHOP — Fancy month plus security dep­ 644- 2063. 2 IIONUS Coupons! hours open. No expe­ Thousands of vacancies ***** mation, call 563-4438 or LINE VAN — 302, auto­ signed by not less than five (5) percent ot the electors of the fruit baskets. Boxwood CAMERAS osit required. No pets 529-7858. matic, heavy duty, helper Town, os determined from the latest officials lists of the Re­ Pries.... I1J5. & Education rience necessary. Excel­ must be filled Imme­ RENTAL CENTER Flooring g is tra rs o f V oters, has n ot been file d w ith the Tow n C le rk re ­ Trees - All Your Christmas FOR SALE ... Canon FD allowed. Please call 871- GRANNY AFGHAN — springs-, runs good, needs lent for college students. diately. $17,634 to $50,112. 6098. Assorted colors, beige questing Its reference to o special Town election. Call 716-842-6000, Includ­ TAYLOR RENTAL CEN­ Decorating Needs! 36 Oak. 135mm t/3.5 lens, $70; Canon SPACE AVAILABLE — body work. $350. Coll Please call Mary for an TER — 155 Center Street, Street. 649-0791. FD2X Type A Extender, $90. trim , $65. Call 649-1396. James F. Fogortv ing evenings. Ext. 31029. MACHINIST — Expe­ 4200 square fe ^. Will 643-0793. Secretory State Bird CNiBt Help Wanted 21 appointment at 721-0349, Manchester. 643-2496. Both In Excellent Condition, MANCHESTER — Imme­ divide to suit tenants. floorsanding — Board ot Directors 4pm to 7pm. ______}____ rienced on Bridgeport, RENTS: Glassware, China, used very little. Call 643-2711 diate occupancy. Three Floors like new. Special­ KITCHEN CABINET Manchester. Connecticut set up and operate to Good location. Ample 1974 GRAN TORINO — LEGAL SECRETARY Silverware, Linens, All between 9am and 4pm, ask bedroom duplex. Newer parking. Call 647-1633. izing In older floors, natu- WOODEN DOORS. Are Four door. Air condition­ Doted of Manchester. Connecticut blueprint, turning and CENTER PIECES, FRUIT two family home. In­ rol and stained floors. No stained, look great this 23rd day of November. 1983 PART TIME HELP PART TIME SCHOOL with experience. Re- Your Special Needs For BASKETS, Flowering for Mark. ing and power steering. WANTED — East Hart- aulres skills in typing and CNC experience a plus. Holiday Entertaining. cludes appliances and waxing anymore. John painted. $3.00 each. Call 038-11 BUS DRIVERS - Man­ Steady employment, be­ Plants tor Your Holiday STORE FOR RENT — 42 Coll 633-3669. ford location. chester — Applications shorthand, and knowl­ ***** wall-to-wall carpeting. Oak Street, Manchester. Verfallle, 646-5750. 646-4995. nefits. Apply: Rodeo Ma­ Needs. BROWN'S FLOW­ Heat not Included. $510 Retiree/Seml-Retiree for now being accepted. Call edge In real estate, est­ KIDS STVFF ERS, INC. 163 Main Street, Approximately 500 sa. ft. aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaae 1977 CADILLAC COUPE general office deliveries, ates and bookkeeping. chine, 1 Mitchell Drive, GIFT BROCHURES per month. Security and with parking. High traf­ STEEL FOLDING COT, Mike Leary, 12-5:30pm, Manchester, 646-7804. KIDS STUFF (Located In Manchester, 643-8455. HoHdoy/Seosonal 41 $5.00. Call 643-7153. DE VILLE with power WANT TO BUY A LATE MODEL mail pick-up, minor 643-2373. Coll days, 643-5820, even­ Trader World) — (Used) CAN’T DECIDE WHAT TO references required. Two ^ fic, near Main Street. steering and air condi­ maintenance ot premises ings 643-7135. Clothes, toys, equipment. BUY? Let your loved ones ijK children accepted. No Ideal for retail or office. tioning. Call 633-3669. and other light lobs. Re­ WAITRESSES NEEDED pick pot their own gift from pets. Call 643-6357. Call Aaron, 649-5335. Is advertising expensive? — Port time. Lunch, Bought and Sold. 397 Tol- DOLL*CLofHES quires automobile and You'll be surprised now BARBIE DOLL DRESSES, a beautiful assortment of CHRISTMAS LIGHTS — 1975 CHEVY MONZA — USED CAR? dinner and weekends. lond Turnpike, Manchester, Six outside sets, about flexible hours. Call Ca­ economical It Is to adver­ 500 ft. west ot Howard pajamas - .80c. Complete gifts. Great (or long dis­ MANCHESTER — Imme­ $850. As Is. Good tires. rolyn, 568-1200, 9am-4pm. Ideal for housewives. tancegiving— No packages diate occupancy, two Services 120' bulbs, 14 tree sets EXCELLENT QUALITY tise In Classified. 643-2711. Apply: Antonio's, 956 Johnsons. Open Dolly 9:30- wedding outfit, $3.75. Beauti­ Coll 643-0341 anytime. CREDIT NO PROBLEM ful Bridesmaids outfits, to wrap or mail. Call 646- bedroom duplex. Newer Inside. Extra bulbs. $75 SEASONED HARD­ NEWSPAPER DEALER Main Street. 2:30. Antiques Still Bought WOOD — Oak - Maple - and Sold. $275. Call 643-6452. 8255. two tamllv home. Ap­ takes It all. Call 742-6871. QUAl If Y F Of^ A LOAN WITH A CELEBRITY CIPHER NEEDED In East Hart­ pliances included. Heat Hickory. $85/cord. Two Catebrity Clphar crypiogramt are craatad from Quotallona by famoua paopla, paat ford. Please coll 647-9946 WAITRESS — 5:30AM - not included. $460 per Services Ottered 51 ONE PAIR ELECTRIC cord minimum. Cut, spilt SMAI [ DOWN PAYMLNT OF^ and praaent. Each lattar In lha dphar itanda for anothar. Today't dUa; U ^qualt N. between 8om and 11am 3PM - 6 days. Apply In month. Security and ref­ Indoor. Outdoor Christ­ and delivered. Coll 649- lUST YOUT! TRAOF. IN for Information. person: Sunny Side Up, MERCURY BOBCAT, by CONNIE WIENER erences required. One mas candles, 3V2 feet tall 1831 anytime. 1980 — Excellent condi­ 1095 M a in S tre e t, child accepted. No pets. REWEAVING BURN $7.00. Phone 649-2433. “ R BA BU OIUIJBYNW EIABU BUX R Manchester. tion. Very reliable. $2950 CALL 278-6840 Call 643-6357. HOLES — zippers, um­ or best offer. Call 646-4205 brellas repaired. Window SKI BOOTS MUNGRI, Home and Garden after 5pm. ASK FOR MR. ”J’ OBQW WBJUWX LOW MJROhNWHW SEARS COOK WANTED For shades, Venetian blinds. size 6V2 very good condi­ Daycare Center. 10am to FOR RENT — Second floor, three room apart­ Keys. TV FOR RENT. tion. Only $30, Call 646- 1972 DODGE CHARGER IV UIL YWRUH CIFUH BUX ROEBUCK 1pm, Monday thru Friday Marlow's, 867 Main 0599 and ask for Chris. to prepare lunch. $3.37 ment. Refrigerator, 1978 FORD LAWN TRAC­ — Rebuilt 318, new ••••••••••••••••••••••• stove and heat. Lease and Street. 649-5221. TOR With 42" mower and brakes, automatic trans­ & CO. X per hour. Call 646-7090. ••••••••••••••••••••M U ' ARTIFICIAL CHRIST­ RUUIZWUL." — WNRPBYWLO tUNCMISTlI PMUUM HeipWai/led 21 Help Wanted 21 Instruction 25 security required. Call snow/bulldozer blade, mission, power steering, Rooms for Rent 643-4750. BRICKS, BLOCKS, MAS TREE — 4-5 ft. In tire chains, electric star­ air conditioning, many RECEPTIONIST- excellent condition. BTONWD. MRT TIMI •••••••••a************* ,•••••••••••••••••••*••• STONE — Concrete. ter. Price $1100. Call 643- new parts, needs little POSITIONS /CLERK/TYPIST — MANCHESTER — Im­ Chimney repairs. No lob Hardly used. $15. Coll 7066. work. Asking $1600 or PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "I llgure that on my tombstone It's RHAM High School, DENTAL ASSISTANT — CERTIFIED NURSE too small. Coll 644-8356. 643-4942. AVAILAIU maculate second floor, aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaae best offer. Call 871-3100 or IN STOCK FOR going to say. 'He was a terrific actor untH one day his eyes Hebron. Pleasant tele­ Chairside. Wllllmantic, 3 AIDES — Certified aides two bedroom oportment aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaae 871-2006 after 3pm, ask (or turned brown." ■ Paul Newman. COMMISSION SALES phone manner, typing for 3 to 11 and 11 to 7 GENTLEMAN' PR^.,. days. Experience desira­ In two fam ily house. HousotioM Goods 42 Pets 65 Cheryl. ei9S3byNEA. Inc. Automotiv* Sorvic* skills and an ability to ble. Call 243-1999 or 423- shifts. Full and port time. ART LESSONS. Adults. FERRED. $50.00 weekly Available for occupancy work In a fast paced Excellent benefit pack­ 646-2000. aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaae Clark 4232. $12 gift certificates In­ In December. Applian­ aaaaaaaaaaaaeaaaaaaaaaa 1974 PONTIAC VEN­ IMMEDIATE environment. Hourly age and shift differential'. clude 2 lessons and mate­ ces, garage, large base­ DRESSMAKER — Some TURA — 350, 4 barrel, KIT'N ’ CARLYLE™ by Larry Wright Apply: Personnel rote to $4.70 depending on Please call Director of alterations. Reasonable USED REFRIGERA­ FREE PUPPIES — Halt BABYSITTER — Work­ rials. Call 646-0231. ment. Located In quiet, English Springer Spaniel, automatic, maroon with Department, Tues­ experience. Coll 228-9474 ing mother desperately Staff Development be­ SLEEPING ROOM — Prl- residential neighbor­ Rates. Call 647-8730. TORS, WASHERS, stripe. $1900 or best offer. for on application. Dead­ tween 9am and 3pm, Ranges - clean, guaran­ half Labrador Retriever. DELIVERY _____o£it£t. JtUi-aupt. ■ day, Wednesday, needs home in East VII- vote bath and entrance. hood. Handy to busline. Make excellent hunting Call 742-7459 after 5pm. Thursday & Satur­ line tor applications: Fri­ Monday thru Friday, 643- Working adult. Parking, teed, ports and service. day, December 9th. lage/Waddell School $475 month. No utilities. dog. Quiet disbositlon. day 10 to*12 and 1 to area. Before and after 5151. Crestfleld Convales­ Real Estate No smoking. $35. ca ll Coll 643-4589. Low prices. B.D. Pearl 8> BUICK - 1979 REGAL — Brand new 1984 2365 CATs WSK Fir s t cent Home 8, Fenwood 649-6526. Son, 649 Main Street, Call 649-8417. 3. Equal Opportunity school weekdays. Ap­ Power steering 8> bfakes. Hake an heirloom quilt PCpceiVFO3CEIVEO AS A Fbcbfoc^ 6SOOKE, a BjT BecANC FLORIST ASSISTANT — Manor In Manchester. SNOWPLOWING By Pe­ 643-2171. Employer. ___ Full or port time. Some proximately 25 hours per ONE BEDROOM — CHRISTMAS GIFT — Black. Excellent condi­ with colorfully smbr«14- week. Please call Grace, Condominiums Downstairs. Heat, hot ter's Tree Service. Coll tion. One owner. 60,000 PETS attempts To LABE(E -HERDS experience. Includes 32 MATURE WORKING' now for prompt estimate, COPPERTONE GAS Have to part with lovely ered State B iw in easy 643-5647 after 6:30pm. water, parking Included. Shih Tze male dog, 12 miles. $4800. Coll 643-8422. stitches. FA(ia) KCAUseipe c a t h f r is o o i -d n 't soles and general store •••••••••••a*********** GENTLEMAN — Kitchen 649-2456. STOVE — Two oven and MAZDA No appliances. One adult 6»eT A lecm'jm'M's -sitep, RN — 3 to 11, part time. work. Saturday and one NURSE AIDES — Certifi­ privileges. Parking. Nedr' "brain burner". $250. Call months. Trained. No pap­ No. 2U5 baa transfer RN — 11 to 7, full time. night. Apply In person: bus line. References re­ preferred. No children or ers. $25. Call 649-1300. 1980 OLDS CUTLASS LS 626's • RX-7V for 68 motifs; color aug- What makes. Want Ads cation program will be NEW 2 BEDROOM pets. Security. $290 WJ LL CARE FOR CHILD- otter 5pm, 646-3601. — 4 door,'-diesel. Must Abbey Manor Nursing Flower Fashion, 85 East starting on January 4, TOWNHOUSES — I'/j quired. Call 647-9033. gestionq; full directions. Home. Coll Dorothy work? People like you monthly. Call 643-0580. REN at night from 6pm sell! Full'vloaded. Asking T8 OPifl, stta SU8 Nr seta V / - Center Street, who read and use the 1984 for nurse aides on 7 to baths, fully appllonced on. Call 6^7-0670, after FOR SALE: Contempor­ $4200 or best offer. Call GIC's and Whitehead, DNS, be­ Manchester. 3, 3 to 11 and 11 to 7 shifts. kitchen with custom ary gold, take fur sofa Musical Items 46 tween 9am and 5pm Want Ads every day. FOUR ROOM APART­ 5:30pm. i 646-8042 otter 12pm. Full or part time. Please wood cabinets. Choice of BECAUSE YOU never" and chair In fair condi­ MBKCABBT weekdays, 423-4636. 643-2711. MENT — Second floor. THE MANCHESTER reply before December carpet and vinyl floors. know when someon8’ HOUSE LEANING tion. Real comfortable. TRUCKS will be searching for the' Immediate occupancy. ■77 OLDS. CUTLASS — BOARD OF EDUCATION 16th to Director of Staff Electric radiant heat. Ex­ Parking, adults, no pets. DONE — Dependable, $40 or best offer. Call ARE YOU TIREDof look­ Passed Inspection, needs TV RENTAL COLLEC­ is seeking an automotive Development, between cellent Insulating quali­ item you have for sale,'' srences. Call 643-4409. ing ot high priced new "Connecticut’s Oldest Lincoln 1116 Av9.e f ia e rtn i TOR — Permanent part BABYSITTER FOR IN­ It's better to run^our S e c ^ y. Call 643-7443. honest, r< engine work. $750 or best New Yirtk R*Y. t N i i aide. This Is a full time FANT — Tuesday, Wed­ 9am and 3pm, Monday ties Including: Andersen after 4pm, 46-1432. pianos that w ill depre­ offer. Call 646-2981. ZIF time. Every other wee­ position working with thru Friday at 643-5151, double glazed windows. want ad for s |B ra | ciate, or broken down old Mercury Mazda Dealer" kend plus flexible week­ nesday mornings. My days ... cancelInowaS" M A lP lis T E R — Six MIsc. for Solo 63 special education stu­ house. Experienced, ma­ Crestfleld Convalescent Insulated and weather- room duplex tor rent. piano that no one appre­ SPRCULt Over I N oe- days. Ho\jrs, 1 -5pm. $4.00 dents in a vocational Home 8< Fenwood Manor. stripped steel entrance soon as you get results ' aaoaaaaaa************* aaeaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaeaaaa ciates? Then come hear, Bonk per hour. Honest, respon­ ture. Call 647-1633. Centrally located. Refer­ lectiaBs and a FBBB automotive program at doors, double glazed Polntlng/«P«rlng 52 DELIVERING RICH see and appreciate 40 RgpoPMffioas Pattara Sectioa tat the sible person. Call 646- ences required. Adults ALBUM. Jast $S.Nl the Regional Occupa- wood sliding patio door. only. Call for details, LOAM- 5 yards, $60.00 rebuilt grands, players, 1222, ext. 2534 and leave ••••••••« ISWtZTpSJiUM tlonol Training Center, TEXAS OIL COMPANY Full basetnents with Apartments for Rent 42. 649-9203 anytime. plus tax. Washed sand, uprights at Meyers Pl­ name and phone number. working under the super­ FLORIST DESIGNER — FOR SALE g-IM -PO Ut-M S IM INW. IHn needs mature person for Area florist will have an washer 8, dryer connec­ PAINTINmAND PAPER stone, trap rock, and ano. Call 871-2143. N **M PNoi k*« to Bshi Nai / -ff vision of the automotive short trips surrounding opening for a full or part tions. Prices start at aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaae HANGINl —Extorlor gravel. 643-9504. NkTi. u LOOKING FOR good teacher. No auto expe­ Hartford. Contact custo­ $56,900. CHFA approved. WANT ADS are the HAMMOND C3 ORGAN 1979 Pontiac Trant Am *4S 00 301 Center St., Manchester .... BESices, lie ' cats WouiP time designer. Give pre­ MANCHESTER-One, two friendly way ot finding a and In te rl*, ceilings re­ news? Look for the many rience required. Full be­ mers. We train. Write vious experience In de­ Open House Saturday and three bedroom paired. Relrences, fully 12 CORD SEASONED — With Leslie 122 RV The above can be seen 643-5135 bass sf BscSIissfk NflN. SCATTEie. W fe N eV E E T fie y 5AW nefits. Available imme­ K.T. Dickerson, Pres., and Sunday, 12 to 4pm. cash buyer for applian­ OAK — 20 ft. lengths. $450 Tone Cabinet. Excellent $1n-CIAnp-M PCOM H SM - It- bargain buys advertised tail. Write Flowers Inc., apartments. Heat and hot ces, musical Instruments, Insured, ( w lity work. atSBM TSF HeEt> C506S. In the classified columns diately. Contact Mr. Southwestern Petro­ P.O. Box 1664, Manches­ PETERMAN REALTY, water. $400, $440, $495 Martin Mallsion, even­ picked up. Call 643-2133 condition I $2000. Call 646- t-1 today. Peak, ROTC Director, leum, Box 789, Ft. Worth, 649-9404 - 647-1340 - 647- cars and a host ot other days; 649-7815 evenings. 1997. 913 Main St. i* J lt aB’SiyksS^SSf* OlM9lxWA.lnc .TUMg US PcH TUOn ter, CT 06040. Call 649-4800. Items. ings 649-4431^ 647-3496. EOE. Tx. 76101. < 0080. I - iMANniKSTKH HKKALi). 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Atop two; civilian unemployment rate That came on top of a 0.5 of a ments, with the rate for adult men includes 1.7 million members of "The economic recovery in ^gl«t axil tot atttin. OurRBg.M.00 ...... 59.70 »nap«pen tray, mora, fTOOOAt. Rea.ao.07,AHerReiMie*. .29.70 TV siforts A movie buffa «04S10 Hm Nlk> avviteh. Mo(M #lliAL. dropped sharply (or the second percentage point decline a month falling from 8.2 percent to 7.8 the m ilitary as part of the terms of employment and unem­ 'SMcIctkiocdaMllt. ‘SiM eM lor WtaNs. straight month in November to 8.4 ago. The overall civilian rate is percent in November. There was a workforce declined 0.5 of a percen­ ployment developments compares io%- percent, with 740,000 more Am eri­ now 2.4 percentage points below dramatic drop in the rate^^or tage point to 8.2 percent in quite favorably to past recover­ cans holding Jobs than a month the recession high of 10.8 percent unemployed teenagers,/8own L November. i ies,” she said. earlier, the Labor Department last December. percentage points to 19.9 percent, ater Statistic^ Commissioner Mrs. Norwood noted that a reported today. Total civilian employment mea­ in a category that has shown little JanerNorwood„in testimony pre­ separate survey of businesses - 2 It was the lowest rate in two sured by the household survey recovery until recent months. pared for a congressional Joint showed an increase in payroll years, since November 1981 when Jumped 740,000 to 102.7 million The number of newly unem­ Economic Committee hearing, ac­ employment in Novem ber of the Jobless figure was 8.3 percent. November after showing little ployed persons— those Joblesss for knowledged that October's sizable 370,000. The department's Bureau of "Stong gains continued in manu­ L change in October. less than five weeks — (ell sharply (all in unemployment "was some­ lM l J 1962 JFU*l4JJAa<5fi| Labor Statistics said Improvement The number of unemployed (or the second straight month, and what puzzling to many analysts" facturing primarily in the durable occurred in all major sectors of the persons dropped by 520,000 to 9.4 there also was a large drop in but said the latest figures “ con­ goods sector," she added. Lieberman rejects VIDAL SASSOON CLAIROL ‘Dry Guy’ CO N AIR 1200-Watt ‘Stowaway’ Turbo CONAIR Ltahtad CONAIR Daluka U.S. reassures Gemayel Cutting Iron or Brush 1000-Watt Styler Prostyle Dryer Dryar by CONAIR Maka-Up Mirror Claan Air MacMna MM CaMorReoEa...... 0.99 CaldorRog.Prtca----- 21.09 CaMorRag.Price .....12.99 Celdor Rag. 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I l e O O REBATE,...;...VeCPf of his fragmented country. iModels #V1Q3 and V8111 Lieberman’s opinion, prepared by Includes accessories. 9CH-1 2 heata, 2 speeds. Model *063 Folds for easy travel. #126 Plugoull4!tforappliai)CW.*OMS •FIHar,Rag.4J0...... 671 Gemayel planned meetings today with Pen­ HARTFORD — The state Attorney Deputy Attorney General Elliot F. tagon officials, lunch with Secretary of State General’s office today struck down Gerson and Assistant Attorney General George Shultz and a session with special Middle plans for a “ video lottery" in Connecti­ Richard M. Sheridan, concluded the East envoy Donald Rumsfeld to discuss ways to cut, ruling state law doesn’t allow the video lottery games were unlike the broaden his control of the war-torn country. use of computerized lottery machines traditional lottery games authorized by An administration official, who requested in bars and lounges around the state. state law. anonymity, said that in talks with President In a five-page opinion. Attorney The ruling concluded specific legisla­ Reagan, Gemayel was assured of staunch U.S. General Joseph I. Lieberman con­ tion would be "not merely prudent but support. cluded a plan by the Legislature’s mandatory” before the Gaming Policy "Lebanon can count on our help." Reagan told Public Safety Committee to set up a Board could authorize even the test of Gemayel in a farewell statement. video lottery for a six-month trial the V ideo lottery proposed by the Public But Reagan noted “ there is still a long way to wasn’t authorized by exj^sting lottery Safety Committee. go" in securing the pullout of Israeli, Syrian and laws. ’’The video games that have been Palestine Liberatkm Organization troops from The decision means legislative proposed are fundamentally unlike the Lebanon. backers of the video lottery will have to games the state has already sancti­ The official said bluntly there were “ no win approval of specific legislation oned,” the attorney general’s ruling conclusions" on how to proceed, and "and we’re allowing the video lottery and giving it said. approaching it without euphoria." an exemption from an existing law In fact, the ruling said, the differen­ Gemayel, the official said, is “ looking for ^'Cmnfort Ssnsor ii CONAIR ‘Mini’ CO N AIR 1250-Watt banning new forms of gambling in ces between the proposed video lottery mechanisms to implement” the May 17 agree­ Connecticut. and lotteries authorized by state law . 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