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t m i hit Syrians •^3 ar**i>* BEIRUT, Lebanon (UPl) - U.S. "The Greek ships should have warships pounded Syrian anti­ been in Tripoli early Monday SUNBEAM 'iidQaaan aircraft positions in Lebanon for (today) for the evacuation, but Food Center, the third time in less than a week they are still in Cyprus because of but Syrian President Hafez Assad the repeated Israeli naval at­ 9 vowed his forces would continue tacks, " a Lebanese security offi­ CLAIROL 1000-Watt *157 HAiMILTON BEACH firing at American surveillance cial said. ‘Dry Guy’ Styier CLAIROL 3-Way Our Reg. isejs RIVAL Can Opener 14-Speed Blendfr 3 ’■Hf. flights. The attack today was the fifth The latest barrage — 60 5-inch time in 11 days the Israeli navy has Caldor Reg. P rice ...... 21.99 Hair Setter Includes: mixer, with Knife Sharpener Caldor Reg. 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WITH Independence were "on routineair NO BAGS reconnaissance at the time and Israeli press reports, however, TO Bur OlRT CUP returned safely to the carriers,” quoted high-level Israeli sources Brooks said. as saying it was inconceivable \ In another development, a key Israel would attack the Greek meeting of the foreign ministers of ships chartered fortheevacuation. o Syria, Lebanon and Saudi Arabia In the continuing battle over broke off in Damascus. The Lebanon's Syrian-controlled terri­ Herald photos by Tarquinio officials were trying to arrange a tory, an official Syrian military resumption of talks among Leban­ statement confirmed Syrian guns Santa visits Wickham Park on's, warring factions. fired when U.S. F-14 Tomcats from G ILLE TTE 1200-WaH POLLENEX Foot Bath N O R ELC O "The next meeting ... will be in the 6th Fleet flew over "our ‘Mini Max’ Dryer with Toe Switch Santa Claus brightened up the Christmas season for many Riyadh (Saudi Arabia) at the positions" in the Metn mountains R EGINA ____ □ PATTON Electric G.E. Spray, Steam ToaeterAOvan/Brolier east of Beirut. Caldor Reg. P rice ...... 11.99 Caldor Reg. P r ic e ...... 29.99 local children Saturday when he paid a visit to Wickham beginning of next month, " Syria Electrikbrooni Space Heater and Dry Iron CetdorReg. 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Saint Nick also brightened the day of Eric Raber, 2'h Ticonderoga and the guided mis­ «S300 »F130 V4S1S SHF12 *F3e2 «TO4i00 Tripoli, Israeli gunboats hit Pales­ (below left) and Jasmine Pinney, 3, (below right) during his tine Liberation Organization sile destroyer USS Tattnall both -SEE CLERK FOR DETAILS ON ALL REBATE ITEMS. visit to the park. targets Sunday and again early fired their guns. today, delaying the evacuation of Syrian radio replied to the U.S. Yasser Arafat and his 4.000 loyalist show of strength to protect the overflights with its own threat to E ALL RECORDS AND CASSETTES BY THESE ARTISTS! guerrillas. Arafat and his men had planned prevent them. BAKBKA STREISAND mMVLHAU. mWGATES, JQWTMMim-OUVMHSuSRCSnP' to leave Tripoli sometime today "Syria is determined to defend VK.NTL OKI(.l\,\l. .MOTIO.V KENNY ROGERS TiM oo rAktumS r *WlUle?teteoiv. jk o.R O C K ’NSOUL, TWENTY GREATEST HITS aboard five ships chartered from itself against any attack,” the PIITIRKSOINDTHAIK iNCiuomc lie CAiNtt* lU* includirtg TOuM SUXOtailNC M Vf GOI TONICHI Greece. official radio said, quoting Assad. "UNDER A U i m RED SKY The Way He Makes Me Feel Includet II0 Clock Tick lock P No Matter What Happens Where is it Written‘>/A Ptece OI Sky Party Girl New Year t Day ' i T ^ r p Papa Can vbu Hear Me'* j Shelling delays C \\ %

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Lebanese tection," A PLO official said security sources said. French officers met with Arafat The Israeli naval attack, the Sunday night to discuss a timeta­ second in less than 24 hours, set a ble for the departure of his fighters. ar.AMi ;piupu i'tAY small Lebanese cargo vessel ab­ K a T(KI DOM HH4vt laze in the northern port, the Some 150 Lebanese policemen sources said. arrived during the weekend in LP998...... 6 . 9 9 LPesa...... 6 . 9 9 LPHSM ...... 5 . 8 6 LPHCW. . . . . 5 . 8 8 LPHsaa . . . . . 5 . 6 6 l p i w n . . . . 5 . 8 8 ' LPHSM...... 5.^86 LPHWS. 5 .8 8 The attack also kept the five Tripoli, joining 250 government Cassatts T9SB .7.74 Cassette T998 .7.74 CasssItaSSSe .6.88 CatseitaSSSS .6.88 . Cataalls86M .6.66 Cauwtte88M .6!.88 « CataelleSaM .6.68 Cassette saw . f r 66 Greek ships intended to evacuate troops to supervise the evacuation. Arafat and forces anchored off the Syrian-backed dissidents in the I DURAN DURAN ALL OTHER RECORDS & TAPES BY THESE ARTISTS AT SIMILAR SAVINGS. I THE MOTELS PLO rebelled against Arafat last LIOIVEL RICHIE I Sevwi AndTheRaggsdTIgtr Robbefi Cyprus coast. CAN'T SLOW DOWN "The Greek ships should have May, claiming he had grown too been in Tripoli early Monday moderate toward Israel and had Holiday Savinga on (today) for the evacuation, but appointed inept guerrilla com­ No doubt hunger exists in Connecticut they are still in Cyprus because of manders in Lebanon's eastern CLASSICAL CASSETTES •. I ' ■■ the repeated Israeli naval at­ Bekaa Valley. By Bruno V. Ranniello the day from some charity. still exists among the poor. never been hospitalized and should tacks,” a security official said. The rebels, supported by Syrian 3 FOR 9.76 United Press International What is frightening, Patton says, “ The new poor are those who had be, he said. Arafat’s fighters, fleeing Syrian- tanks and artillery, pushed Arafat is "the new poor joining the ranks jobs three or four years ago but The food bank’s two primary backed Palestinian rebels, arc to and his loyalists from two Palesti­ Choose the olassioal be taken to 'Tunisia and North nian refugee camps outside Tripoli ID $v«iw> I™" HARTFORD — Never before in of the old poor," their jobs no longer exist," said sources of donations are in-state VQi/1uinab.ul. V« artists & compcHMirs recent history does the spirit of “ Soup kitchens used to be sort of Patton, “ many are middle-aged food wholesalers or grocers and Yemen on the chartered Greek into the city. Facing a prolonged cinDDM. v»« c.ii^yn 14 JUKIWI* hi" “• siege. Arafat agreed Nov. 25 to LPHS98...... 5 . 8 6 LPHS98...... 5 . 8 8 '»SPSS'S 21 t MMS ClUMt ^ you love basil Christmas mean more in giving an 'all male social club’ but now people who have worked most of the nationwide organization known vessels. i Vil/TwnWU.W** LPHtHNI...... 5.8B LPH6M...... $ . 8 8 leave northern Lebanon. CassstlsSSM .6.88 CassstleS898 .6 .8 8 rMwisa Via Com Uom Cmdld.. »•« Cub U .4. Hundrsds of titlas! out of need than receiving out of joy they are a real divergent crew. their lives, but their jobs no longer as Second Harvest. The Lebanese official said the t MMO CUll.g u Cassette SMS 6.86 CeseetteSaM .6.88 In a statement Sunday from for thousands of the destitute in You'll find families, parents and exist." Officials of the Salvation Army Israeli gunboats opened fire at 5 Connecticut. kids, a significant increase in the Another tragic addition to the also have seen the rapid increase a.m. (11 p.m, EST), aiming at Damascus, the Syrian capital, 7 And, while the holiday season number of women, also quite a few destitute are psychiatric patients and diversity of those in need in targets within the port. Palestinian rebel leader Col. Said In Tel Aviv, the Israeli military (Abu Mousa) Mousa called on 9 ALL BLANK temporarily draws' attention to kids who come in on their own," he placed on the streets because of the Connecticut. AUDIO TAPE! RECOTON their plight, their despair con­ said. state’s program to save money by "W e are aiding more and more command said "the boats reported "Arafat to resign to allow the Mlni-Staroo tinues into the new year and in Patton said religious groups deinstitutionalization. families. The increase has been accurate hits on their targets" and revolution to continue its Haadphonotl growing numbers, say social and have taken up most of the slack in Some are released too early, incredible," said Lola Elliott- the Palestinian forces fired back struggle.” I 20% OFF religious workers across the state. the decrease in government assist­ some shouldn’t have been released Hugh, chief social worker for the but did not cause any damage or An Italian freighter 'converted CHOOSE FROM: INTRODUCTO^ Notwithstanding the claims of ance and high unemployment that at all, Patton said. Some have Salvation Arm y’s Hartford region. casualties. into a hospital ship evacuated 93 ■MAXELL >T0K •IRISH SPECIAL OFFER \ Presidential Counselor Edwin The Israeli attack today came at wounded PLO fighters from Tri­ •MEMOREX *SONY *FUJI Mcese, "W e have many people about the same time the (ireek poli Saturday and took them to •SCOTCH •CERTRON who are 'surviving day today, meal ships were originally to enter the Larnaca. Cyprus. by m eal," said Mark Patton. harbor of Tripoli, 42 miles north of eXAMPLES; Soft-Touch Carry Cw a OFF Food wouM aki caring moUwr Beirut, to begin the evacuation. 20% Patton is the coordinator of Cassatts Carousel 3-Drawar Cassatts •••••••••••••••••••••• •TDK D60.2-Pak for 30 Casiattas with Rotary Base Storags Unit Connecticut Food Bank, wlitqh Israel refused again Sunday to S.44 to11.87 supplies 110 non-profit agencies It's a large kitchen in an old drafty house. The for all the children, and — Just for fun — an guarantee it would not interfere Rsg.3.99...... 3.17 OwrReg.7.M . . 6 . 6 4 Our Reg, 7.W ...... 6 . 6 4 Our Reg. 649 to 1440 throughout the state with food used walls and even the doors are decorated with afternoon trip to the movies for a woman who is with the evacuation, Israeli press Inside Today Perfect for home or autol OurReg. 16.70 ... 14.87 •SONY LNX60, 3-Pak Holds 20 boxed or 32 un­ 12 cassettea to each draw­ in soup kitchens, food banks, childrens' school palters. She pays a lot of giving all shie can to herfbiidren. reports, however, quoted high- boxed cassettes; space- shelters, half-way houses and attention to how the four of them hre doing in The family descibed above is one of the 280 level government sources as say­ 20 pages, 2 sections Reg.4.M ...... 3.87 •For 12 Ceaaettee . er, 36 total! Perfect for under Our Reg. 4 ,6 7 ...... 34M saving stackable designi tape deck; teak finlah. crisis centers. school. ’ individuals and hvusebolds MACC hopes to help ing it was inconceivable Israel In just the 18 months since it was While picking up mittens, wiping dirty faces, this Christmas season. would attack the Greek ships. A d v i c e ...... 14 cooking and cleaning she talks to th m about how The evacuation was the second A r e o ...... 9 RAINCHECKS WILL BE GIVEN, BUT WE CANNOT GUARANTEE DELIVERY OF RAINCHECK ITEMS BY CHRISTMAS. WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES formed, distribution by the New B u s i n e s s ...... 2 0 Haven-based food bank has risen to get ahead. She is young to be a g ra n d m t^ r. Non-perishable foods, new and good-as-new forced exodus of Palestinian com­ C l a s s i f i e d ...... 1 6 -1 9 EVERY DAY, OUR BOOK (rom 25,000 pounds per month to She is spirited, bouncy sgid^absolutely determined toys, and gifts for the elderly can be left at the mandos from Lebanon in little C o m i c s ...... 8 DEPARTMENT DISCOUNTS: 80,000 pounds per month, he said. that her younigest children, and the grandchildren town firehouse on Center S t v ^ next to the town more than a year. The first, from E n t e r t a i n m e n t ...... 1 6 CALDOR HARDCOVER O AR / /*>C r Pub. List L o t t e r y ...... 2 BESTSELLERS O U ^ ^ U r r Prices MANCHESTER VERNON There is no doubt hunger exists, she is now raising, will break out of the poyer^ hall; the Eighth Utilities District Fire Station, 32 Beirut, came at the hands of Israeli O b i t u o f i e s ...... 10 MASS MARKET 4 C®A / ^ E T C Pub. List said Patton, and on any given day, trap. 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By Mark A. Dupuis people nominated and confirmed into the past of a potential nominee D-Meriden, co-chairman of the He said while it may appear sounds more like Russia, having nominees are approved "one-two- fire b euapMoua United Press International for state offices, they say they are was the subject of repeated ques­ Executive and Legislative Nomi­ people report on people,” he said,. Corneau would prefer to be at home wary of expanding background tions to O’Neill at a news confer­ nations Committee, and Rogers three,” the committee collects Rogers said he believed the HARTFORD - When H. Earl investigations of potential ence last week after Waterman agreed with O’Neill that Water­ detailed information. This year, Executive and Legislative Nomi­ The fire marshal Is investigating a suspicious McAllister, the driver whose car hit Waterman Jr. was nominated officials. was arrested and resigned the man came well recommended. only a few of the 100 or so nations Committee did an ade-, fire that broke out at Capitol Equipment Co. of 38 By Sarah E. Hall "What do you want to do once you get the yellow t-shirt he wore when state agriculture commissioner, The concern, the officials say, is state post. Waterman’s nomination as agri­ nominations approved by the com­ quote Job, but could have quest!-. Main St. Saturday morning, an Eighth Utilities Herald Reporter there?” interviewed last week. And his legs, Chris’s, The 24-year-old man has he came highly recommended. creating a “ police state" atmos­ The arrest follows the conviction culture commissioner was ap­ mittee had opposition. oned nominees more thoroughly; District fire official said today. "Sleep.” drawn up, looked painfully thin even pleaded not guilty to charges of The nomination sailed through a phere. As they see it, most of the earlier this year of former Trans­ proved unanimously by the Senate The co-chairmen of the Legisla­ hud attendance been better. The fire apparently started in a cellar office HARTFORD — There’s a baseball "Do you think you’ll be leaving the under the blankets. An indentation in second-degree assault with a motor legislative committee and the time a person should be taken on portation Commissioner Arthur B. half of the Executive and Legisla­ ture’s Judiciary Committee, which DeZinno said by law, top legisla­ and spread to outer .storage and repair areas, cap on his I.V. pole, a Bo Derek poster hospital soon?" his forehead will require plastic vehicle while intoxicated, pos.session of Senate. his or her word in the nominations Powers on two charges stemming tive Nominations Committee and screens the governor’s nomina­ tive leaders serve on the commit­ according to Eighth District spokesman Thomas on the wall in front of his Hartford "N o ." surgery. marijuana, operating under the inllu- Last week. Waterman was ar­ review process. from a probe of alleged corruption then sailed through the full Senate. tions of judges, have recom­ tee and they often had meetings or R. O’Marra. The office and files were heavily Hospital bed. Chris Corneau, a Man­ Chris had trouble remembering what For now, Chris spends most of his ence of alcohol or drugs, evading rested and charged with cheating "W e have to take the average in the Department of House approval wasn’t required. mended their committee hire an other business in conflict with the damaged, O’Marra said. There was heavy smoke chester teenager critically injured in a day it was and identifying the kind of lime watching television, sometimes responsibility, failure to grant half of the town of Suffield out of $38,500 guy on face value," said Sen. Transportation. . " I think as far as the Information investigator. committee schedule. damage throughout the basement and moderate May auto accident, seems to have juice he was drinking. That, his sister leafing through comic books or talking the highway, and opprating without worth of sand in a deal he allegedly William Rogers III, R-Southbury, O’Neill said he had asked Water­ we have, we go on the record Sen. Howard Owens Jr., D- But he said committee members smoke damage to the first floor, he said. The settled into hospital life — but he’d said, wasn’t due to his grogginess but to on the phone to his friends. (His mother insurance. arranged while first selectman a member of the Executive and man — as he had all other potential before us that day,” Rogers said. Bridgeport, and Rep. Richard did study information presented to second floor suffered minimal damage. rather be in his own bedroom. cognitive problems that have plagued is nearly always at his bedside during Unlike others in a similar situation, last year. Legislative Nominations Commit­ appointees — if there was anything He said he also couldn’t fault Tulisano, D-Rocky Hill, said their them and did have a say in its Firefighters fought the blaze for half an hour ” He wants to go home,” said his older him since the accident. visiting hours.) Occupational and Chris’s parents have no intention of Gov. William O’Neill, who nomi­ tee, which reviews gubernatorial in his background that would make O’Neill for not knowing of the review of judicial appointees was decisions. ” I wasn’t too uptight before bringing it under control, O’Marra said. sister Kim J. Corneau in an interview But he was surprisingly lucid on speech therapy occupy one hour of his suing McAllister for damages. "What nated Waterman, and members of and other nominations for state him an inappropriate choice as incident that led to the criminal basically rehashing the work of with the attendance,” DeZinno The Town of Manchester Fire Department and last week. ” He always says he wants to some points. When asked what he day, though his sister said he needs would I sue him for? " Mrs. Tomezuk the legislative committee that positions. agriculture commissioner. charge. panels that screen pbtential judges said. the Vernon Fire Department stood by for the rest go home. That’s the most important wanted (or Christmas, for instance, he more. said. "He's got nothing” endorsed the choice, say there was "Don’t we always (take people The Democratic governor said DeZinno said the Executive and and make recommendations to the Rogers said he would support a of the Eighth Utilities District while 70 thing (or him.” said a car. Then he specified — anGpel. He helped her wrap Christmas What Chris and his family do have in no way they could have known of at their word)?” Rogers asked. he received negative answers from Legislative Nominations Commit­ governor. change in the law to require a firefighters were on the scene of the blaze, he His mother, JoAnn Tomezuk, said Chris’s high school buddies have presents days ago, ripping tape and store is the long haul toward recovery, the incident that prompted his "Otherwise we’re just going to be a everyone he did appoint, but tee collected substantial informa­ DeZinno said he didn’t see the quorum to do business or other said. __ Chris has been a bit blue lately. ” He’s been collecting money for him so he can sticking pieces on his bedside table. toward the day when Chris may finally arrest on a first-degree larceny country of doubting Thomases and nevertheless said he would call tion on appointees, including re­ need for his committee to have an ways to boost attendance. “ I think tired of everything, I guess,” she said. buy a car or whatever else he wants "That was a big deal (or him," Kim return home. investigator. He said. the state it’s been a committee that hasn’t ” He needs some friends to come in and once he’s home. They’ve gotten to- charge. everyone is going to be looking at commissioners and deputies back . sults of a state police check on the said. And, while they admit there have everyone else." to his office and ask again. person for the past 20 years and in police check was adequate. Rogers been taken very seriously,” Rog: see him.” geth'fer $565 so far, but donations have been problems with some of the Just how far the state should dig Rep. Benjamin DeZinno Jr.. some cases tax returns. also opposed an inspector. ” It ers said. On Christmas day, Chris will turn 19 dwindled since shock over the accident Chris has made a few day trips to his Those who want to contribute to the Fire Calls years old, and the family hopes to bring has subsided. 128 Lyness St. home, returning to the fund for Chris may call Craig

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® (S)- M*A*S*H cruise. John Voight, Richard end performere in the world of 1:46 A.M. Andover Lake tax district 6;00P.M. Crenna. 1982. Rated Pk® enteneinment. (S )' Crossfire CD CB CB as 3® a® - New. (8) - Newanight O - MOVIE: -Zappad' A ahy - g l) - Better Health 10:30 P.M. •clanca whix davaloitia talakinalle ' action on the proposal C53 - Three’s Company 9 - MOVIE: 'Lookin' to Oat One state environmen­ waiting for the lake com­ g9) - Veronica. El Rostro del CB - F«th«r Payton's Xmas pow.ra In a lab accMant. Scott By Sarah Passell until next spring. (J ) - Buck Rogers Two small-time con men Baio. Willie Aamea. Rated R. tal official said he thought mittee to respond lo her Amor FOUND MONEY 9 1 ) - Nswa Herald Reporter According to Shattuck, - Once Upon a Time head for the Lea Vs m s big time request. According to - Wheel of Fortune (Bl - ESPN'a SldaUrts* Jon Voight, Ann-Mergret. Bun 2:00A.M. such an arrangem ent (3D - Daryl Hall & John Oates in would be fair, because Shattuck, that day may the district would include ® - Barney Miller Sid Caesar and Dick Van (8) - 24 Horaa Young. Rated R. CD - CBS Navn Nlghtwatoh . ANDOVER - A move Concert people who own property never come. all streets inside current - People’s Court Dyke (r.) portray a lormer IS - Indapandant Natwork 0 - MOVIE: 'Th* Bank Olck' (B - Amadoa'a Top Tan ZJi to raise money for im­ (j|) - USA Cartoon Express Aa a raward for accidentalty cap* near the lake benefit from Shattuck said he gave lake association boundar­ @ - Dr. Who bank guard and a bank execu­ News (B - Joa Franklin Show . ^ provements to Andover (3$ • Jim Bakker tive, respectively, who team to turing a bank- robber, E g b ^ higher property values up on the idea in October ies. Roads that would be 11:00 P.M. Souse ia made a bank guard. 9® - Emargancy ~ Lake by leaders of the g® - CHiPs 8:00 P.M. when he got the impress- affected are Lake Road, foster a little kindness in an W.C. Fields, Una Market. Cora assodiation that governs there, whether they swim CD CD ■ Scarecrow and Mrs. CB CB S S - Nswa 92 - Vote# of Faith sion that the town would Lakeside Drive, Lake- gD dz) - MacNell/Lehrer unfeeling world by using a he Witherspoon. 1940. the lake could lead to in the lake or not. Newshour King Lee and Amanda are sent to CB-T bkI I S - Dating Oama ' not lend jts professional view Drive, Erdoni Hill rescue an agent trapped by the computer to access funds higher taxes for property g l) - Reporter 41 C B -S o s p 2:15 A.M. staff tostudy the technical Road, West Street and KGB (60 min ) from inactive accounts to 12:30 A.M. owners in the area. BUT RESIDENTS have - Ghost and Mrs. Muir 9 £ - Odd Coupis - SpottaCamar . is s u e s in v o lv e d in West Street Extension, CD “ PM Magazine reward people who have done CD - AH In the Family S Arthur Shattuck, presi­ another option: They 92 - SportiCsntsr transferring ownership. Bausola Road, Rockledge 6;30P.M. CD “ Toward Immortality good deeds. "Found Money" CD ® - NIghtlln# . 2:30A.M. dent of the Andover Lake could let the town take 99 - MOVIE: 'Diva' A young Liliquist said this week he Drive, Brown Road, Ma- 3D - One Day at a Time CD - News airs MONDAY, DEC. 19 on 9 ) - Boitarua CB - Baat of Midday T Property Owners Associ­ over responsibility for the postal worker is pursued by the thinks the town would thieson Drive, Island CD - CBS News (35) - MOVIE: The Last Hunt' "NBC Monday Night at the law because of his love for a fa­ ® > Spona Probe CB - CBS Nawa Nlghtwaldi:| ation, and Peter Klock, lake. If the town took the Movies." JIP h 4 lake over, it would be invest staff time lo study Street and Sunset Lane, (l2l - SportsCenter Two tough buffalo hunters lock mous American sc^ano. WUhei* ( 8 ( 8 - Late Night w ith David president of the Andover horns over a beautiful Indian girl the issue: Lake Road resident Vic­ gD - NBC News menia Wiggina-Fernandaz. Fed* Lettermen S - Wlntarwoild Sarlaa ’Up4 Lake Management Asso­ eligible for stale funds for Robert Taylor. Stewart Granger. enc Andrei. Richard Behringer. toria Wallace observed CHECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME mani of Raward ' This ahow h ia ^ * ciation, have advocated some improvements. Pri­ gD - Noticiero Nacional SIN Dobra Paget. 1956 1982 Rated R. hghia parformancaa of the ^ recently that Columbia 1:00 A.M. creating a tax district vately owned lakes are UNDER STATE LAW, Noticias naoonales con Guillermo (3$ - MOVIE; Sharky's ® - Alfred Hitchcock Hour baat Alpinfl compatitora ^ Lake was turned over to Restrepo. CD - Laveme & Shirley Si Co. within association not eligible. anyone wanting to create Machine' An Atlanta vice squad 92 - Datyf HaH B John Data. Ih a tax district must first the town of Columbia in (3) - Jeffersons sergeant encounters pimps, ( 9 - Doctor la In CD - Hogen'e Heroee Cone art . ^ boundaries. Danny Hill Show define the boundaries of the 1920s to the benefit of - ABC News crooked politicians and drug de­ & - CD * Colombo ® - Croaafira * 1 But some lake-area res­ First Selectwoman alers in his everyday working the proposed district and all concerned. Mrs. Wal­ IS) - Sports Tonight (ID - Twilight Zone idents are balking at the Jean Gasper has ex­ 7:00P.M. world Burt Reynolds. Rachel S - Happy Daya Again ^ then collect signatures of lace and her husbant^ Ward. Brian Keith Rated R. gD - Dr. W ho - MOVIE: Thlnga Are plan. And town officials pressed her eagerness to CD - CBS News (3D 2:45 A.M. 20 people who live or own Michael, used to liveHn ® - USA Cartoon Express ® - Twilight Zone Tough AH Over' Two men are wonder what happened to turn the lake into a town CD O ) - M*A'S*H trodden parish, attempts to help pennilesa and stranded in Chi­ S- MOVIE: My Fair lady- facility. Andover plan­ property within those Columbia. Special! This special introduces CD " The Merv Show 9:30 P.M. (SS - Buaineaa Report Engliah profaaaor lakaa a Lo the idea of turning the CD ” Tic Tac Dough the new line of characters to be alt the people Bing Crosby. Barry cago until Arabs hire them to ning and zoning agent boundaries. Residents around Am- Fitzgerald, Rise Stevens 1944 CD - NFL Football: Dallas at CD CD ** N ow hait Kirk launches 11:1BP.M. drive a limbusine containing $5 guiiaranipe and irlea lo make har’ lake over to the town as an CD - ABC News featured on USA Cartoon Express San Francisco a new Single's Club at the Strat­ into a lady Harrison, Audrey Arthur Liliquist said last Petitioners must then ston Lake have recently in 1984 (60 min ) ® - That's Incrediblel To­ million Cheech Marin, Tommy alternative cure for the CD ** Laugh-In ford Inn 92 - NCAA Football: 1883 Hepburn. Stanley Holloway. present the signatures lo offered the lake to the night's program features the win­ - FIS World Cup Skiing: Celifomle Bowl from Freeno, Chong. Rip Taylor. Rated R. lake’s financial woes. week that he also thinks a 1964 Rated G « town of Hebron for one (32l - NCAA Basketball: ® - Festival of Faith ners of the world’s richest lottery, M en's Giant Slalom Coverage of CA - Roy.1 W lirtw Ho t m Show takeover would benefit the board of selectmen. Western Kentucky at Old 10:00 P.M. 9S gQ) - MOVIE; 'The Adventures a miracle drug for acne and a man this skiing event is presented The board has 30 days dollar. Dominion CB QD - Emerald Point N.A.S. gS) - Reporter 41 3 9 - MOVIE: 'H otel’ The owner 3:00A.M. LAKESIDE DRIVE town and lake-area resi­ of Don Juan' The fabulous Span­ who can hammer nails with his from Los Diablorets. Switzerland from the time it receives Mrs. Wallace and Lili­ (90 min ) Hilary and Glenn manage to stay of a fashionable hotel m New Or­ CB - Intarald Cruaada for Ufa a resident June Birdsall, dents alike. ® - Radio 1990 Today’s pro­ ish lover IS fencing master at the bare hand (60 min ) alive and Rick Logan blackmails leans finds himself in a crisis the petition to call a public quist and said they are gram looks at the hottest trends 9® - MOVIE: Stairway m S who sells real estate in But even though the English court Errol Flynn, Viveca ® - Christmas Special with (39) - MOVIE: 'Our Town' Thor Harlan (60 min ) 11:30 P.M. when he cannot meet mortgage confused by lake leaders’ and performers in the world of Lindfors. Robert Douglas 1949 ton Wilder's classic story tells of Heaven* A British airman ev*a Andover, said lake-area association requested a vote of all those who own Luciano Pavarotti Luciano Pava­ CD - News CD GD - Hawaii Five-0 payments and a ruthless tycoon capes death 'by miLiake' and entertainment rotti and his guests present a spe­ a small Now England town and meeting with town offi­ property in the proposed reluclance lo follow Co­ gl) - Prime News schemss to obtain the hotel for ists the 'metaenger' who keeper residents she has talked to 09) - Ever Increasing Faith cial Christmas performance from the simple human values that (35) - Independent Network CD ^ 9 - Thicka of tha Night district. lumbia’s and Hebron’s g D ^ ) - Bells Are Ringing. The his chain. Rod Taylor, Catherine summoning him to the beyorid. * won’t approve a taxation cials in October to discuss the Notre Dame Cathedral. Mon­ make life worthwhile Hal Hol­ News - Benny Hill Show gl^ - Hogan's Heroes Comedy Zinging John Forsythe, CD Speak, Karl Malden 1967 David Niven, Kim Hunter. 194^ If voters approve the examples. treal. Quebec. Canada (R) (60 brook. Ned Beatty. §ada Thomp­ district before they know a takeover, a majority of Brooke Shields and Catherine (31) - Eighth Annual Young (3D - Honeymoonera creation of the tax dis­ They speculated that g l) - Moneytine min ) son 1977 Comedians Show . 92 - Neatese- Hamptone^ what the rules and tax lake representatives pres­ Bach join Bob Hope in a celebra­ - Crossfire (S i - Thick# of th« Night trict, they then elect a Shattuck and Klock are ® - News - MOVIE: 'Found (S) Tertnia Invitational; SingiM a fif rales will be, and maybe ent al the joint meeting 9 tion of the Christmas season. (60 3® g9) - Children Running Out of O (S9 - Tonight Show Doublet Finela from No iv m board of representative^ reluctant to admit that g9) @ ) - Business Report min ) 8:30 P.M. Money' A bank executive and a Time 1:15A.M. not even then. declared that they wer­ former bank guard use a compu­ M iami. FL ^ to oversee operations and private lakes are becom­ g§) - Esclava Isaura CD - Carol Burnett and Friends @ ) - Freemen Reports O ) - MOVIE; The Next Men' & - MOVIE: -Clay PIgMn' A en’t keen on a town - MOVIE: 'It Happened One ter to access funds from inactive ® - Darlington Dash Au>m By state law, those - MOVIE: The Man in the An Arab diplomat knows he's the Vietnam war hero runt afoul of tax collection. Taxes must ing obsolete in Connecti­ ® > Entertainment Tonight Christmas' A small town banker CD accounts in order to reward peo­ gS) - MOVIE: 'Fast Company' A Race « issues can only be decided takeover. is dissuaded from suicide by a Santa Claus Suit' A mysterious next man up on a mysterious as­ the law, as sn unscrupulous cop be based either on the cut. The expense of main­ ‘ Family Feud ple who have done good deeds race car driver fights to win W il­ sassination list. Sean Connery,. entsngiss him in a violent web of • Sur>day at tha K ln g *^ after a district is estab­ At the October meeting guardian angel who shows her prorietor of a costume shop liam Smith. John Saxon, Claudia value of each resident’s taining a private lake in changes the lives of throe people Dick Van Dyke. Sid Caesar. Shel­ Cornelia Sharpe. 1976 L drug deelers and death TeHy Sav- House ^ lished by a board of Mrs, Gasper asked the 7:30P.M. how much she has done for her ley Hack 1983 Jennings 1979. Rated R. property or on the value of accordance with state en­ town. Mario Thomas. Wayne Ro­ who come to him to rent Santa gS) * Peticule; 'Cuando LLaga El alas, Robert Vaughn. Rated R 8 ) * Freeman Reports representatives elected lake group to define the CD - PM Magazine (g|) - Making of Mankind 'Set­ g $ - Making of Mankind 'Survi­ vironmental standards is gers. Orson Welles 1977 Claus suits. Fred Astaire. Gary Am or’ 1:30 A.M. from within the new conditions under which services the district pro­ CD ’ All In the Family Burghoff. John Byner. Nanette tling Down ' Richard Leakey val of the Species ’ Richard 3:30A.M. i vides to the resident. beyond the capacity of a (S ) - Poldark Leakey looks at the nature of our ( a - Bob Newhart Show (B - Swiford and Son district. they might be willing to Fabray 1979 traces the emergence of modern (X) - Off the Sat private group to finance, CD " Joker's Wild - MOVIE: 'Virus’ A deadly man (60 min ) (Closed Cap­ species and examines the les­ yield control of the lake to Shattuck said the asso­ gS) - Pelicula: 'El Rey' 12:00 A.M. (B - Chico and th. Man ( S - MOVIE; 'Summer Lovell "A fter the horse is out, germ warfare weapon is released tioned] sons our past can leach us (60 ciation is not likely to take they claimed. CD " Family Feud C D - Han to Han CB - CNN Haadlina Nawa A young vacationing coupta* then you close the gate," the town. Officials are still CD “ Benny Hill Show on the world. Glenn Ford, Chuck 9:00 P.M. dZ) - MOVIE: 'Tha Gathering' A min ) (Closed Captioned) ® - News - Indapandant Natwotk meets a French woman w t ^ was Mrs, Birdsall's sum­ Conners, Olivia Hussey 1982 father attempts, one last lime, to @ ) - MOVIE: 'Table for Five' A CD 9S {35) - Nows Rated PG. CB CB - AfterM ASH Klinger. Nawa brings excitement to their haCv mary of the law’s- Colonel Potter and Father Mul- draw his family together at Christ­ divorced father tries to get reac- (ID - Star Trek day. Peter Gallagher. Daryl Haw* (39) - Fragglo Rock CALDOR SHOPPING PLAZA ® - MOVIE: 'Going My Way’ cahy celebrate their first stateside mas Edward Asner. Maureen quainted with his children by lak- (® - Radio 1990 Today’s pro- i Q - Nawlywad OattM nah, Valerie Quennessen 1 9 8 ^ ■Jp Rb- shortcomings. A priest, assigned to a down- inq them on a Mediterranean (39) “ Dragnet Christmas together Stapleton 1977 gra^1 looks at the hottest trends 8 ) - DaspadMa Rated R Herald qhoto by Tarquinio Mrs. Birdsall said the MANCHESTER people she has talked to remain unconvinced that Open Mon -Fn. 10-9, Sal. 10-^ How about this one? the lake needs as much £hop Sunday 12-S' BRIDGE ASTRO work as the association claims, even though state saved me by remarking, ‘I Mr. and Mrs. Dino DeMauro visited the Little Regina DeMauro lool(S as thouglr environmental regula­ Just played like an Idiot.’’^ GRAPH she's more interested in her bottle than Christmas tree stand on West Middle tions that take effect this DRESSES - SPORTSWEAR Oswald: "South had little excuse for bis four-heart bid. the weighty decision facing her parents. Turnpike on Saturday. year could force the asso­ NORTH 1 2 1 M 1 ciation lo undertake ex­ 4 Q 1098 4 His singleton ace of spades WK65 could not be construed as a c f c u r pensive repairs of the lake dam. The new regulations « J94 great asset.” ^ B ir t h d a y ♦ A7 Jim: “ Had West's opening Weekend accidents kiii two mandate regular inspec­ ATTENTION MEN lead been a club or diamond. tion and repair of private WEST EAST South would have had no ♦ K 7 6 5 2 GJ3 D ec.20,1B83 CRr dams in Connecticut. play for his contract, but In Uarien one man was killed Hospital, where he was listed in W74 W10 2 Ventures In which you've By United Presis International Klock reported in a West led a trump. E;ast's 10 Saturday and other was injured stable condition this morning with HARVETS! TUESDAY, DEC. 20th ♦ AQ8 BK653 Invested considerable time lake-area newsletter that lost to the Jack. The ace of when the car they were in veered facial, head and back injuries. GJ53 4 K 1084 2 should bear fruit this coming Two people were killed and two an engineering consultant spades was cashed and then year. Skim the creem off Oni off Middlesex Road, hear Holly An unidentified passenger was SOUTH others were injured in traffic has determined that a South entered dummy by top before launching new accidents in Connecticut over the Lane, and hit a telphone pole about not seriously injured in the crash, spillway ought to be built ♦ A leading to the king of anterpriaat. 7:30 p.m., police said. CHECK LIST • Coffee Served W AQJ983 weekend and nine people were left police said. at the eastern end of the hearts/’ BAQITTAIIIUS (Nov. 23-Oae. Police said a fire Saturday ♦ 10 7 2 homeless and three others injured Police refused to identify the dam. The engineer psti- □ SWEATERS Oswald: “ If he led the 21) Even though you'd be mofsl man killed in the accident, butsaid gutted the inside of a one-family • Free Gift Wrapping 4Q 96 , generous If the rotes w ere in separate weekend fires, police mated the cost of building three of hearts, his play was he was 29 years old and was a brick house in Bloomfield leaving □ SLACKS both careless and stupid. It reversed, someone who'll try to said. the spillway at $50,000. Vulnerable: Both passenger in the car. Police said nine people homeless. Noonein the • Exchanges after was stupid because he ' hetp you today will be as mag­ Members of the lake E Dealer: South □ BLOUSES should know that that card nanimous aa her nature Margaret A. Bonetti of Wethers­ the driver was in fair condition at house, owned by Stanley Kriss was association currently Christinas W e il N o rth E ast Soath might well be needed as a permits. The NEW Matchmaker field was pronounced dead Sunday St. Joseph Hospital in Stamford. hurt The American Red Cross must pay dues each year □ PANT SUITS 1 4 later entry to dummy, and wheel and booklet reveals at Hartford Hospital about an hour His identity was also'not released. assisted the family by paying their if they wish to use the □ DRESSES • Personal and Courteous Pass 1 4 Pass 2 4 careless because he played romantic compatibilities for all after an accident at Elm and Police said a 19-year-old Berlin overnight expenses al a Hartford lake, but the sum of dues Pass 3 4 Pass 4 4 It without any pause for signs, tells how to get along man lost control of his car Sunday motel. with others, finds rising sigtta, Maple streets, police said. collected amounts to far □ SKIRTS Pass Pass Pass thought.” at the Capitol Avenue exit of Attention hidden qualities, plus more. Her husband, Thomas Bonetti. less than the estimated Jim: ” He had to win that In Hartford a fire Sunday injured □ ROBES Send $2 to Astro-Qraph, Box 59, was driving south on Elm Street Interstate 84 in Hartford about 2:15 cost of the dam repairs. three people and damaged a • V] to Vi OFF Regular Opening lead: 94 heart with dummy’s king so 469. Radio City Station. Now near their home, about 9:38 p.m. a.m. And not everyone who has the only entry left to dummy three-story apartment house on □ COATS York. N Y. 10019. Mall an addi­ when he collided with another car The car crashed over an obul- the right to join the C was the ace of cluha. Had be tional $1 and your zodiac sign ment buffer, flew into the air and Huntington Street. Chirstopher Retail kept bis three of hearts, traveling west on Maple Street association chooses to do lor your Segittarlan Astrfr driven by Patricia A. Mandirola, landed on the ground below. Police Useforge, 9, Wesley Useforge, 3, By Oiwald Jacoby dummy’s six would have Graph predictions lor the year and Mary Ann Williams, 45, .» and James Jacoby 28, of Windsor. said the car traveled 96 feet on its But ir a majority. . ap­ Always First Quality been a second entry.” ahead. residents of the apartment, were OME: MOBP T H IN 6, w& H A P o con Police said Bonetti was taken to roof west of Broad street. proves the creation of a 30 FEDM NOW O N , YOU UP Oswald: “Finally he made CAPRICORN (Deo. 22-Jan. It) treated for smoke inhalation al St. S e - F O S E - I AE.TI5T5 TKYIN' TO MAKE- BT PAYiN BK3 MOC/eS PHONED Oswald: "^Iveryone makes a real comeback play. He Be firm today If you and Hartford Hospital complaining of The driver, Theodore T. Wish, tax district, everyone who Famous Brands-Labels ISot Removed who was arrested for reckless Francis Hospital and Medical PI6MI65 EOUU-. H AY o u r a EFF C0NFU3I0N COMPANY INC. WC V\VF IT stupid plays. They also make led dummy’s queen of required to make a difficult chest pains. Ms. Mandiroal was not owns property within it ABOUT THF BEFA10JP O' IN 5MAUU U5CP BIUUO. careless plays. Stupidity spades and discarded a dia­ decision you think would bei hospitalized. driving, was taken to Hartford Center and released. will have to pay taxes can’t be helped; carelessness mond after Ehist had played best lor all concerned. Don't whether the property worry about being popular. MBrsmaiT mrsiKHT mrsuiiHT can.” the Jack. West got that trick owner uses the lake or not. Jim: " I remember when ana two immediate AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fob. you made a horrible play diamonds, but dummy’s Much can bo accompllshecf Students must pay for coydog with me some 30 years ago. spades were set up for club today If you pul your mind lo ll. 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With prices 50 Male title 23 34 1 2S work well. ^ 52 Conger rising as fast as they are now. it 27 2 2 ■ LIM A (Sepf. 23-Oet. 23) Ih ' makes good sense lo save money I HEARD THAT A ^lANT / r HEARD HE WEKSHS I THINK DOSS 54 Skin-Ill ft ft ,0 32 31 career or financial sItuationA', iuffarer ■ anywhere you can So look lo your C A T O U S T AAOV/EP INTO 150 R3UND6,AND S H O U L D B E 34 today, don’t be reluctant to try-’ insurance lor possible savings 58 Italian river to Improve your baalc position.^ THE HEl^HBORNOOD. ' IT 'S A L L M U S C L E . A L L O W E D T O 60 Champ ■ ■ 38 You’re a very talented negollar Call us lor a quote on Great American 62 Genetic tor. 297 EAST CENTER ST. -o - CARRY (SUNS. ■ ■ auto or homeowners insurance. II material 43 1 48 SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) ' you're not made of money, a Great 63 Ratification ■ Make every eflort to honor,” American auto or homeowners ______64 Arab chieftain 47 your promleea today. This wHI^ MANCHESTER. CT policy is made tor you. duavM uDaQvi i 65 Atomic ftO81 3 ■ 14 86 gain you even greater r e a p ^ " particle S 68 •7 from persona who already P ■ ■ admire you. '•= ■ 646-6050 646-6459 66 Radiation ftft •0 fftl 82 ' t measure |pl., •3 • 4 ftl i i8 3 0 Hartford Rd. Manchaatar Today’s good news, t/ik Acioss itncm v otov* 67 Enghie'ffm nm DO: 67 ftft way things are going, J5; (M.LU ( P l) yesterday's bad news. ■» 10 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday, Dec. 19, 1983 ■MANCIIKSTEIt IIKKAI.D. Monday Dc( U) 1983 II Obituaries 10 years later,

Charles O. Totem Jr. Charles 0, Tatcm Jr., .lo, of 2.'5 hit-and-run death SPORTS Sunset St., died Sunday at Newing­ ton Veterans Hospital. He was the husband of Stelia (Kyprcos) Tatem. still haunts mom He was born March 2, 1933, in NFL fills out its 10-team playoff roster Hartford and had been a resident 1 of Manchester for the past 10 NEW LONDON (UPI) - Lucille taniello, was, and still is, the chief / a Showalter no longer spends most of judge for New London County. years. At the time of his death he to end 17 years ol trustration, but wasn’t enough lor the Browns to wr her time as an amateur detective On June 10, 1974, Santanietlo By Ira Koufman yards to wrap up the AFC rushing was employed by the town of Mike Lunsford kicked a 42-yard capture a wild card spot as they in search of "the full truth” In the received a request from Mrs. UPI Sports Writer title. Tolland as a truck driver. He was a "What makes Chuck Knox a were knocked out by Seattle’s U.S. Army veteran of the Korean hit-and-run death of her son 10 Showalter for a grand jury investi­ field goal with just two seconds The Scahawks are in, the Saints playoff coach is his approach.” victory. There were outbreaks of Conflict and was aiso a union years ago this Christmas Eve. gation. She said she was getting the remaining that left the Saints are out and Billy Sims is in devastated and the Rums playoff said Seattle guard Reggie McKen­ lighting during the entire game steward for Locai No. 1035. "I'm no longer as quizzical about impression New London police between. bound. zie, a 12-year veteran acquired by and Cleveland's last scoring drive Besides his wife he leaves a son, what happened,” 'said Mrs. Sho­ were not pursuing leads in her On the final Sunday of a season Knox in the off sea.son, "He's a produced a large-scale brawl in Jeffrey Tatem; three stepsons, walter. “ I only wish that the full son's death. With the 26-24 triumph, the starving for intrigue, the NFL George Allen type — the future is front of the Browns’ bench. A Stephen B. Callis, Alex B. Callis picture could be made c le a r... The Santaniello referred Mrs. Sho­ Rams, 9-7, have clinched at lea.st filled out its 10-team playoff roster now. With a club like this, a lot of flagrant personal foul penalty cull and Arthur B. Callis; a daughter, matter is still incomplete and we walter to attorney Joseph Mou- an N r c wild card spot and Los and left one division title dangling people say build for the future. against Steeler linebacker Jack Mrs. William (Prisciila) Dickman can't clear the air and just say the kawsher, who eventually held a Angeles will win the West title if until tonight's last game of the Forget that, the future is now.” Lambert after he decked Sipe o f Coventry; and two case is entirely solved.” coroner's inquest that never issued San Francisco loses to Dallas regular campaign. Wide receiver Paul Johns was triggered the brawl. grandchildren. State, local and federal Inquiries a finding. tonight. A 49ers' victory would Seattle earned the first playoff floating in the Seahawks' locker Bears 23, Packers 21 The funeral will be Tuesday at looked into the Dec. 24, 1973, Santaniello also referred Mrs. send the Rams to Dallas Dec, 26 for berth in its 8-year history with a room. At Chicago, Bob Thomas kicked 9; 15 a.m. from the Holmes Funeral hit-and-run death of Kevin Showal­ Showalter to his former law the wild card playoff game. 24-6 triumph over New England "Everybody's really on Cloud a 22-yard field goal with 10 seconds Home, 400 Main St., with a mass of ter and found allegations of serious partner. State's Attorney C. Ro­ Sims, who rushed for .56 yards us and the Seahawks were doubly Nine right now,” he said. " I t ’s kind left to rally Chicago and knock the Christian burial at 10 a.m. at St. crimes, but never enough evidence bert Satti, who never acknowl­ NFC Central champion Detroit blessed as Denver was trounced by of like a high without drugs.” Packers out of a wild card spot. Bridget Church. Burial with full to bring anyone to trial. edged her repeated requests for a beat Tampa Buy, admitted he has “ That still hurts me that we can't grand jury investigation. Kansas City in desolate Arro­ signed two ,5-year contracts, one on Lansford's winning kick in New Thomas' kick capiied a drive in the military honors will be in the final three minutes after the just know the full truth, that's all I Santaniello later was implicated whead Stadium. The Seahawks, July I with the Houston Gamblers Orleans sailed just inside the left veterans section of East Ceme­ upright and capped a dramatic Puckers hud taken a 21-20 lead on want. Just to know the truth,” said in grand jury testimony for telling 9-7, will now play host to the of the U.S. F'ootball I.eague and a tery. Friends may call at the Lynn Dickey’s 5-yard TD pa.ss to Mrs. Showalter. "I’m sure Mallove in 1975 he was a prime Broncos, 9-7, Saturday in the AFC second on Friday with the Lions. final drive engineered by Vince funeral home today from 2 to 4 and F'erragamo, who fired a 26-yard Paul Coffman, The game was whoever did it must suffer from the suspect in the Showalter case. wild card playofi game and the "I signed both of them, to tell you 7 to 9 p.m. Memorial donations puss to Preston Dennard to over­ played in wind chills of more than knowledge that they did it. I don’t Dannehy's grand jury report in winner earns a li-ip to Miami on the truth,” Sims said from Detroit. may be made to the American come a second-and-25 situation. 30 below and saw the Bears' know how they can live with it.” 1978 named Mallove the "probable Dec. 31 or Jan. 1 In the other AFC "But my heart is right here. I was Cancer Society. 237 E. Center St., Rookie guard Steve Korte put the defense notch four interceptions Superior Court Judge Joseph F, driver,” and Mrs. Showalter said divisional playoll, Pittsburgh will going to contact (Gamblers' owner Manchester. Saints ahead with 3:47 left when he and ih'ree fumble recoveries. % Dannehy, now chief justice of the one local official told her there be at the Los Angeles Raiders, who Argovitz) Jerry before this came recovered a fumble by teammate Raiders 30, Chargers 14 state Appellate Court, served as a never should have been a grand beat San Diego to guarantee out but I never got the chance. "I George Rogers-in the endzone. At Los Angeles, Jim Plunketb In Memoriam Herald photo by Pinto one-man grand jury to investigate jury. home-field advantage throughout. feel I was misled on a few things... New Orleans regained possession threw for 332 yards and a TD and In loving memory of Edwin the Showalter case and issued a The special prosecutor in the Seattle's victory leaves New Jerry feels that I wasn't, I guess Armed with blankets and coffee, dozens Diamond concert. Many of those who report listing a probable driver of Orleans the only N FL club lucking it's going to come down to the but punted from the Rams' 32 with Marcus Allen rushed for two TDs. % L. Culver, who passed away Showalter case, now Chief State's two minutes remaining. helping the West Division cham­ D ecem b er 19th, 1979. of people waited outside of the Harvest braved the cold this morning were the car and criticizing the New Attorney Austin J. .McGuigan, post-season experience and the USFL versus the N FL.” Saints will never gel closer to "This is what the NF'L is all pion Raiders clinch home-field What would we give if we Ticketron at 476 Main St., some hoping to purchase tickets for others. London Police Department for presented 107 witnesses before Seattle’s Dave Krieg fired TD completing the circle. New Or­ passes of 48 yards to Steve Largenl about, " said Lansford. "I knew all advantage through the AFC could say, overnight, for tickets to a Feb. 8 Neil doing "virtually nothing" to solve Dannehy identified Mallove as the 9 the way down on that drive that it playoffs. the case. r "probable driver.” leans led the Los Angeles Rums and 16 yards to Dan Doornink and ‘ ‘ H ello” , in the sam e old 24-23 in front of a raucous Su|)er- would probably be up to me. It But Dannehy's report stated Ten years later, Mallove is now ran 2 yards for another score and Lions 23, Buccaneers '20 way. wasn't the cleanest kick 1 ever had "intermeddlers” probably tam­ chairman of the New London dome crowd ex|H'cting the Saints rookie Curt Warner ran for 116 At Detroit, Eddie Murray'slhird To hear your voice, to see but I'm happy for the Rams and pered with the evidence and Redevelopment Agency, Santa­ field goal of the game broke a 13-13 your smile. Dozens brave morning chill prosecution for a motor vehicle everybody associated with them ' niello remains presiding judge for tie with 8:.52 left and Gary The significance of the loss was To sit and talk with you awhile. crime would be unsuccessful. New London County and was Danielson iced Detroit's first title registered on the luce of Saints' Mrs. Showalter’s second son, named "Humanitarian of the in 26 years with a 6-yard TD pass to Wife, Daughter and Family coach Bum Phillips. Kevin, was 20 years old when he Year” for 1983 by the local March Jeff Chadwick. Jack Thompson "W e fought a good fight but we Shootings probed to get Neil Diamond tickets was struck and killed while chang­ of Dimes. Satti remains as state's had three TD passes for the ing a tire for a friend on a well-lit, just didn't fight hurdenough. " said Buccaneers, who lied Houston at attorney for New London County. Phillips, who.se eyes were red from BRIDGEPORT (UPI) - Police waited since 6 a.m' to nuy tickets residential New London street. 2-14 for the league's worst record. Bv Kathv Gormus a blanket with four others, trying Mrs. Showalter, 63, who obtained crying. "We used everybody and today were investigating two fatal Herald Reporter for their mothers. His friend. Debra Emilyta of Chiefs 48, Broncos 17 to trap ’ some of the warmth a divorce before her son was killed, they played as hard as they could. I shootings in different sections of "I think we're thoughtful kids," Uncasvillc, sat on a stone wall At Kansas City, Lucious Smith emanating from a nearby kero­ has spent the past year as chose to punt the bull down there the city’s east side over the 'Tis the season for generosity, or said Cindy Charboneau, 17, with a about 10 feet from where Showal­ returned an interception ,58 yards sene heater that one well-prepared president of the New Ixmdon because a field goal attempt might weekend. so it would seem from the motives laugh. She and Christine Mendall, ter was hit. She told police she for a touchdown on the third play of woman from Mansfield brought. Maritime Society, a 260-member have, been blocked or it might have Police said Edward Machia, 40, also 17, said that in addition to the heard a thud, but did not seethe car the game to trigger a 21-poinl UPI photo of many people who braved the Richard Breen of Coventry said group that wants to convert the been missed. And if we missed, it no known address, was found dead that struck Showalter, whose body outburst in the opening 10 minutes cold this morning in the hope of he was waiting to buy tickets for sleeping bags, coffee and donuts U.S. Customs House in New would have given them good field about 7; 15 a.m. Sunday in a landing tickets to a .Neil Diamond were their main weapons against was thrown 22 feet onto a sidewalk for the Chiefs. In zero degree his wife and had no plans to attend l.ondon to a museum. She also is a position. Seattle’s Manu Tuiasosopo jumps for joy after knocking roadway on Alex Street. concert. the cold. near a large tree. temperatures, Kansas City. 6-10. the Feb. 8 concert himself. visiting lecturer in American "I was going to make them beat “ He was shot in the head. The At 11:12 p.m. on that cold and snapped a 4-game losing streak down pass by New England quarterback Tony Eason. Warmed by blankets, coffee and "I’ve never been to one in my However, the cold didn't seem to studies at Connecticut College and me and that’s what they did. " bullet traveled through his left eye clear night, former New London before the smallest crowd in the even a kerosene heater, dozens of life, " said Breen, who also .sought bother the avid Diamond fans in Mohegan Community College. Until Lansford kicked his field Tuiasosopo was jumping afterwards as well as Seahawks into the brain. The victim 's Mayor Harvey Mallove drove by 12-year history of Arrowhead people were lined up outside the refuge near the heater. line. "One day it's (case) going to goal, all of the Rams' points had gained playoff berth. pockets were turned inside out the accident scene, according to Stadium — 11.377. Denver rookie Harvest Ticketron on Main Street When asked when the doors "He’s worth it," said Claire break," Mrs. Showalter said. come from either their defense or indicating robbery was the mo­ Dannehy's grand jury report. John Elway was intercepted four by 7; 30 this morning, some having would open, he replied. "Three Bessette, 20, a University of "There has to be someone who specialty teams. tive," said Capt. Frank spent most of the night in tempera­ more toes." Connecticut student who, despite Mallove told a New London limes. knows all the details. Someone will Elsewhere Sunday, Cleveland 71-yard interception return and Merkowski. tures that dropped into the teens. having a final exam at 1 p.m. detective on Christmas day he had Falcons 31, Bills 14 — an .Nh'L record. The Redskins, One well-bundled woman, who have to break and want to come out beat Pittsburgh 30-17, Chicago Raul Allegre's two field goals Merkowski said an unidentified passed the accident scene the night At Atlanta. William Andrews 14-2. became the highest scoring Many, however, maintained their asked that her name not be used today, arrived at the ticket outlet with it.” eliminated Green Bay 23-21, the passerby noticed the body in the before, but police never asked rushed for 158 yards and scored sparked the Colts. Curtis Dickey, club in league history and also frigid vigil in the hope of making because she had called in to work at 5 a.m. After an attempt to study Raiders whipped San Diego 30-14, road and called police. Mallove for a written statement three TDs us Atlanta finished at 7-9 who is expected to sign a USFL became the first NFC team to win someone else’s holiday a little sick to wait in line, said she had in the predawn hours was Get Amtrak’s number Detroit lopped Tampa Bay 23-20, In another incident, police said a until Aug. 28. 1974. and dropped Buffalo to 8-8. An­ contract next week, ran (or 110 1-1 games in the regular season. brighter. been theresince 6a.m. topurchase thwarted by failing flashlight WASHINGTON (UPI) - Planning Kansas City routed Denver 48-17, man's body was found Saturday on His statement conflicted with drews wound up with a career-high yards to key Baltimore’s 191-yard Giants' rookie Ali Haji-Sheikh "M y daughter said if I didn't get a ticket for her daughter-in-law as batteries. Ms. Bessette said she a train trip for the holidays? Atlanta topped Buffalo 31-14, St. a sidewalk in front of a building at accounts of seven people at the 1..567 yards for the season. rushing attack. set an N FL record by kicking five tickets, she'd be mad," said Mary a Christmas present. Her deed, she resorted to trying to read by a Amtrak has a new, easy-to- l/iuis downed Philadelphia 31-7 108 Arctiz Street. scene or looking out their windows Cardinals 31, Eagles 7 Saturday iield goals to push his season total Hammond of Ellington, who had said, should be evidence that streetlight. remember. nationwide, toll-free and Baltimore beat Houston 20-10. seconds after Showalter was At St. Louis, Ottis .Anderson ran Redskins 31, Giants 22 to 35. one more than Jim Turner Police said the man had been waited in line since 3 a.m. to avoid mothers-in-law aren’t as bad as "111 probably be writing Neil number for information and reser­ Miami beat the New York Jets struck. for 156 yards on a snow-covered .At Washington, Joe Theismann had for the New York Jets in 1968. shot in the head. He was identified the wrath of her 3tt!-year-old they are often made out to be. Diamond instead of Teddy Roose­ vations from anywhere in the 48 34-14 Friday night and in Satur­ Held in arctic conditions as the overcame four interceptions to Vikings 20, Bengals 14 as David Van Alen, whose age was daughter. Two Tolland teens, wrapped in velt,” she joked about her upcom­ One of Mallove's best friends. contiguous states. Just dial 1 (800) day's games, Washington topped UPI photo Cardinals closed at 8-7-1 for their throw TD passes of 17 yards to .At Minneapolis, Tony Galbreath given as about 25. Mrs. Hammond stood huddled in sleeping bags, said they had ing political science exam. Superior Court Judge Angelo San- USA-RAIL. the New York Giants 31-22 and first winning season since 1977. Charlie Brown and seven yards to scored on two 1-yard TD runs to Minnesota defeated Cincinnati 20- E New Orleans' quarterback Ken Stabler sits glumly on the The Cardinals finished strongly Clint Didier as the Ftedskins pace Minnesota. Wade Wilson, 14. bench after being injured in the third period in game after winning just one of their first clinched home-field advantage in making his first N FL start at Officers’ use of force Tonight / m Sunday against the Los Angeles Rams. Stabler wasn’t Browns 30, Steelers 17 six games while the Eagles. 5-11. the NFC. John Riggins ran for 122 quarterback for the V'ikings. com­ At Cleveland, Brian Sipe passed lost nine of their last 10. yards and added an insurance pleted 16-of-28 passes (or 124 yards feeling much better after the game as Saints lost out on for four TDs to |)ower Cleveland to score from two yards out late in the and one touchdown against the // Colls 20, Oilers 10 in shooting ‘justifiabie’ "Wrap up Christmas for Less! playoff bid. a brawl-marred victory but it At Baltimore. Kim .Anderson's game for his 24th TD of the season league's No. 1 defense.

The two officers involved in the fatal Cue \'u. 54, suffered a broken leg and shooting last month of 23-year-old John pelvis and possible internal injuries, C w ith M. Anderson are back on street patrol police said. A witness told police he Seven different players score today. The'Manchester Police Depart­ heard tires squeal and saw ^Ms. Vu ment and Hartford State’s Attorney hurtling through the air. police said. John Bailey issued their conclusions Ms. Vu received a verbal warning for Friday that Officer Barry Caldwell’s her failure to yield the right of way use of deadly force in the incident was when not in a crosswalk. as East skaters stay unbeaten justifiable. The driver of the car, Carl R. Zepke, Edward J. Tighe, Caldwell's backup 21, of 81 Linwood Drive, told police he Arrow have happened. But our penalty Chris Poshpcck finishing up. Ri­ EAST HAVEN - Scoring from at the 1: .54 mark, assisted by Mike at the scene, did not fire his gun during was not able to stop in time to avoid seven different players and some Keeler, and Olender, assisted by killing units came up big and that chard Listro was in goal for the the incident. But he was also pulled off hitting Ms. Vu, police said. timely penalty killing powered Hutt and Keeler, at 12:56 sand­ West goal pul us up by two and we Yellow Jackets. patrol duty pending the results of the unbeaten East Catholic to a wiched goals for East around a ■ never looked back,” "We had three of our four lines police department’s and Bailey's A Bolton man is scheduled to appear DOVER OXFORDS N convincing 9-1 victory over homes- power play tally by East Haven’s The West goal was quickly do the scoring and that’s what investigations. / , in Manchester Superior Court Wednes­ landing East Haven High here Ed LeMaire. followed by a score from junior we’ve worked hard to get. It looks Bailey must still file a written report day on charges of second-degree Saturday night at the East Haven East Haven had a golden oppor­ right wing Rob Tedoldi, his fourth like it’s paying off for us. " said of his investigation. assault and breach of peace. Athletic Complex. tunity totieorgoaheadearly inthe of the season, at the 5:57 mark. The Mannix. who was looking for a Caldwell shot and killed Anderson in Saturday Manchester Police ar­ "W e were able to get scoring second period as it had a 5-on-3 Eagles started to pull away at 9:11 balanced attack in the pre-season. the stairway of Anderson’s Dougherty rested Ronald Kelsey, 30, of 34 Skinner from .seven different players and skating advantage with a pair of as Olender scored a shorthanded Street home as he came at Caldwell and N, Road in Bolton, in connection with a SAVE 20% as a coach you have to like it,” said Eagles in the penalty box. But the goal on a breakaway. Hull and Mannix liked the work of Ca­ Tighe with a butcher knife, which he Nov. 30 incident at the Gas Light Eagle coach Bill Mannix, who saw Yellow Jackets couldn't capitalize defenseman Jason Hanford drew vallo, particularly during the had already used to slash his father's Restaurant on Oak Street, police said. his skaters move to 3-0 for the and moments’ later East's Ken assists. two-man disadvantage. "Steve throat and his own, police have said. Kelsey allegedly hit with a beer bottle season with the win. The loss drops West, at 4:04. on a deflection made Power play goals by Keeler and came up with several big saves, Anderson’s father, John R. Ander­ and threw a lighted cigarette at Martin the Yellow Jackets to 1-3. it 3-1. Defenseman Dan Baffin, senior tri-captain Paul Roy in a especially during the five-on- son, 48, is still in critical condition in Hansen. 33, of45StrongStreet, who was Sophomore center Dave Olender who set up the goal with a drive three-minute span to start the third three,” he said, Manchester Memorial Hospital. His with Kelsey's ex-girlfriend in the bar. $ registered the three-goal hat trick from the poinl. and Brian Gallahue period made it 7-1 before Olender Keeler had four assists and Hutt mother. Carol Anderson, who received police said, to pace East. He also added one drew assists, and Gallahue scored 20 seconds three as the unit of Olender-Hutt- slashes in her hand when she tried to Kelsey was released from custody Reg. *2r assist. "H e's only a sophomore but "That was the turning point, apart for the final reading. Keeler came up with 13 points keep him from attacking his father, Saturday on a $150 non-surety bond, he has a great future in front of when we killed off the 5-on-3 East had an overwhelming 32-19 altogether. was released from the hospital two him.” Mannix said. situation,” said Mannix. “ If East edge in shots. Sophomore Steve East’s next outing is Wednesday weeks ago. .A woman was held up at knife-point • WHITE • BLUE The Eagles had a slender 2-1 lead Haven had been able to pound one Cavallo was in goal for the Eagles night against Suffield High at the UPI photo about 11:30 this morning on Main after one period. Junior Kevin Hull in there who knows what would for two-and-a-half periods with Enfield Twins Rink at 8:10 p.m. An East Hartford woman was in Street, near a long line of people Detroit running back Billy Sims is unique in today's waiting to buy tickets at Harvest • ECRU • MAIZE stable condition this morning in Hart­ sports, having signed contracts with the USFL Houston ford Hospital after she tried to cross Ticketron for a Neil Diamond concert, • 14'/ 2-17 Spruce Street in front of Nathan Hale police said. Gamblers and NFL Detroit Lions, each for five years. The School Friday night and was struck by Further details of the incident were courts probably will decide where he plays next year. 9 a car. police said today. not available. Scoring rampage still present 9 National Anthem helps •Arrows Sim s is unique DOVER STRIPES as Manchester icemen triumph ducks evade hunters BOLTON — Scoring goals has them to the puck. They badly game and sixth of the season, pleased by his team's progress, with two pacts become a common occurrence for outskated us to the puck late in the made it 3-0 at 8:52 of the middle "We're playing progressively • NAVY V 1 fl the Manchester High ice hockey second period.” session with a shorthanded tally. better. Each team we've faced has HANSON, Mass. (U PI) — Two duck |40 Mrs. Polomis and Mrs. Fleming are • BROWN ▼ ■ team. The Indian skaters had Brian Beckwith, assisted by Trudon, doing some forechecking, been better but we have been DETROIT (UPI) - Billy Gamblers. "He signed a con­ lovers, armed with a cassette player, ^ hopeful their tactics worked, but are scored 23 times in their opening Mike Generis and Shaun Kelly, stole the puck behind the Conard getting better each time out. We Sims is not only an extraordi­ tract with the Houston say they'll sit in their canoe in the • BURGUNDY | checking the site daily to make sure no ^ Rag. '23““ \. two games and added eight more made it 5-2 at 3:48 and at the 6:24 net, swung out in front and tucked a did the job that has been nary running back, he has Gamblers on July 1. 1983.” middle of a local pond blaring the ’ hunters are around. Saturday night for an 8-2 win over mark sophomore right wing Bob shot on the ice inside the opposite necessary.” unique contract, signing abili­ "Both of them are telling the National Anthem until the end of the Conard High at the Bolton Ice Blake lit the lamp on a power play, corner. ties as well. The pond is accessible to boaters only truth,” Sims confessed after hunting season, if necessary, to keep Palace, assisted by Dan Guachione and By ram made it 4-0 at 11:20, Horton had praise (or Byram The Detroit Lions announced at a parking lot where residents and scoring his seventh touchdown hunters from shooting their web-footed It was the first win ever for senior left wing Galen Byram. assisted by Kyle Backus and Dan and Trudon and the work of Blood Sunday that Sims had signed a children have fed the ducks for years. of the season to help the Lions friends. Manchester. 3-0, over the Chief­ Freshman center Bill Fleming, Senkow, in goal. "H e came up with some big new five-year contract with the Wilderness surrounds the far side of the gain their first division title When the season opened Friday, tains, who slip to 1-3 for the season. also on a power play, and sopho­ Conard came back with a goal by saves for us,” he said. Horton also N FL team — and so did thi? pond, where hunters have a blind. since 19,57 with a '23-20 victory Janet Polomis and Ruthann Fleming "Your Quality The victory was not as one-sided more left wing Brian Coughlin John Blake before the end of the complimented the play of his Houston Gamblers of the rival over the Tampa Bay paddled onto the 42-acre Wampatuck The anthem playing "wasasym bolic as it might appear as the visitors closed out the scoring for the period and made it interesting on defense. "Our defense has been U.S. Football League. Buccaneers. Pond and sent strains of "Oh say can Men's Shop" gesture, but if we have to do it again, we closed the gap to 4-2 with 42 Indians. Ring’s goal. improving and really shaped up "W e feel we have a binding "It was a five-year contract you see by the dawn’s early light ...” will,” Mrs. Fleming said. seconds elapsed in the final period. Then the Indians awoke and against Conard, 1 was pleased with contract with Billy, " Lions and we gave Billy Sims a wafting across the water. As they Mrs. Fleming said the ducks are fed RBGAVSMANCHESTER VERNON That goal, by Tom Ring, seemed to Senior Eric Trudon opened the pulled down the curtain on the what I saw in front of our net,” he owner William Clay Ford said. substantial amount of money as hoped, the hunters held their tire. "all year round. Then to have these 903 MAIN ST TRI CITY PLAZA awaken the Indians. scoring for Manchester at 1:54 of Chieftains for their third win in as said, noting Dan Guachione. Kelly ” 1 was surprised when he told us part of the contract,” said "There is no hunter who would ever hunters come out is all wrong ” "W e had a sloppy ending to the the first period and Beckwith made many starts. and sophomore Mark Cichowski Friday morning he had signed a Argovitz. "1 am convinced Billy shoot while the National Anthem is Open Mon.-Fri. til 9:00 Open Daily 10-9, Sat. til 5:30 second period and it carried over to it 2-0 with an unassisted goal at Manchester scored on two of five played well defensively. contract with Houston in July.” Sims has signed a bonafide playing,” said Mrs, Polomis. "W hat The ducks are so tame they will eat Sun. 12-5 Sun. 12-5 the start of the third period.” said 11; 59. He stole the puck from a power play opportunities and Manchester puts its unbeaten ” 1 absolutely have a contract contract and the Detroit Lions they’d do is stand at attention and put from a human hand, Mrs, Fleming Manchester coach Wayne Horton. Chieftain defenseman, skated in successfully killed off six penal­ record on the line Wednesday night with Billy Sims," said dentist have broken the law in inducing their trigger fingers over their hearts,' ’ said. "They got lazy on me. It took them all alone and put a shot on the ice ties. The Indians hud a 24-15 edge in against Glastonbury High at the and former agent Dr. Jerry Billy Sims to sign another she said. "That gives ducks a chance to “ Any hunter with any kind of pride scoring to get the boys flying behind Conard goalie Bruce Cady. shots with Ian Blood in goal for the Bolton Ice Palace in an 8:30 p.m. Argovitz, part-owner of the contract" get away.” would not go into a pond like this.” 1 > again. We started to pass and beat Trudon, with his second of the Silk Towners. Horton has been start. I V 12 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Mond;iv. Dec. 19, 1983 MANCHJCSTKK M KKALI), Mondciy, Ue'-. 19, IMH.t - 13 Worst showing NBA roundup \K for Whale yet Cause is Worthy for Lakers

HARTFORD (DPI) - Hartford the first period on a short- handed Whalers coach Jack Evans called goal by Rick Selling. The Sabres his team's 4-1 loss Saturday night made it 2-0 at 16:02 when Sean as they upend Trailblazers to the Buffalo Sabres, featuring McKenna took a pass from Adam two short-handed goals for the Creighton and lifted a backhander victors, the Whalers' worst game past Hartford goalie Greg Millen. By Tony Favla better now because I’m concen­ I^s Angeles led 96-94 with 8:49 to Nuggets i;!2. Nets 118 this year, and hopes it will stay that Hartford cut the lead to 2-1 with trating more." 1:20 left in the second period on a UPl Sports Writer play and scored the next seven At D^jTVer, Kiki Vandeweghe way. Lakers coach Pat Riley added: points to put the game out of reach. scored .33 points and Alex Englis. "It was our worst game so far," power-play goal by Mark Johnson. "He is playing up to his capabili­ Risto Siltanen took a shot from the If the Los Angeles Lakers can Cooper and McAdoo each had had 31 as the Nuggets snapped a said Evans. "We're just not ties the last few games. It has been eight points in the last period in five-game losing streak. Denver, skating like we were before, and point that Johnson redirected past successfully hold off the challenge of the improved Portland Trail a mental thing with his injury. support of Garrett, who made 12-13, took the lead for good in the everything snowballs from there. Barrasso. There is an air of confidence about Wiemer scored at 12:50 of the Blazers this season, they might say seven straight shots over a span of last minute of the first half and "Hopefully, we’ve hit rock- the cause was worthy. him now. He wants the ball and three quarters. extended a 63-62 halftime advan­ bottom and can climb out of it, but third period for a 3-1 lead and he’s making things happen” closed the scoring with his short- Forward James Worthy, still on tage to 79- 69 in a little over four it's ridiculous giving up two Mychal Thompson and Kenny minutes. Otis Bird.4ong scored 23 short-handed goals. It’s almost handed goal at 17:37. the road back from knee surgery Los Angeles also received a Carr led Portland with 22 points last season, scored a season-high boost from its bench in posting its for New Jersey and Buck Williams like you hate to see a penalty Whalers center and captain each. The Blazers’ leading scorer had 22. called,” said Evans. Mark Johnson also hopes the worst 28 points Sunday night in Ingle­ 16th victory in 22 games. Calvin for the season, guard Jim Paxson, is behind and Whalers can cut their wood, Calif., as the Lakers de­ Garrett tallied a season- high 15 Warriors 99. Clippers 97 Defenseman Jim Wiemer scored had only 11 [xtints and missed 13 of Al Oakland, Calif., Purvis Short two third-period goals, one of them losses. feated the Blazers 122-115 to move points, including nine in the fourth 18 shots from the field. "I guess it's back to the drawing ■T. into a tie for the Pacific Division period. Michael Cooper scored 19 scored 27 points and Golden State with the Sabres short-handed, and took advantage of an errant pass rookie goaltender Tom Barrasso board and piit all the bad stuff lead. The Trail Blazers had a and Bob McAdoo added 17 off the Portland led 85-83 after three behind us,” he said. "We’re getting five-game winning streak bench. quarters, hitting on 14 of 24 shots from San Diego guard Norm Nixon made 31 saves to spark the Sabres to teammate Michael Brooks in the to their win Saturday night. deeper and deeper into a hole, but snapped. from the field in the third period. now we'll see what kind of Portland’s Calvin Natt reaches for the basketball that is 'T ve been struggling and it’s Forward Jamaal Wilkes had 20 In other games, Denver out- closing seconds. The loss extended The loss extended Hartford's the Clippers’ road losing streak to winless streak to six games. The character we have. between Los Angeles’ Kareem Abdul-Jabbar’s legs been all mental," Worthy said. points for the Lakers and Kareem scored New Jersey 122-118, and "It's easy to take shots at one during first-period action Sunday at the Forum. "You want to put the injury behind Abdul-Jabbar 15, despite making Golden State nipjied San Diego 29 games. Nixon had 22 points for Whalers, 11-16-3, have not won onlv one basket in the second half. San Diego. since Dec. 4 when they captured a another and second-guess people vr»i hut it’s hard to do. I’m playing 99-97. 6-5 victory over Philadelphia. when you’re going bad, but it takes Buffalo, 19-10-4, moved into a more of a man to suck it up and first-place NHL Adams Division play harder. Everyone in the room tie with the Boston Bruins. has to pick each other up and help Walls still recalls pain Buffalo took a 1-0 lead at 3; 23 of keep things positive.” Holtz ‘tired, burned out’ from last 49er meeting Herald photot by Tarquinio Yzerman’s goal SAN FRANCISCO (UPl) - The Monday night. Walls and his will be putting their last-minute resigns Razorback post 9 Manchester's Tim Grady rests his chin on Simsbury’s Ed Matteo went on to win consolation match over Grady for pain is still apparent in the eyes of defensive mates got the chance loss in the 1981 NFC Championship third place with the Silk Town matman having to settle for Dallas defensive back Emerson they have been waiting for two game to the 49ers behind them and FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. Matteo in their 126-pound match Saturday at the third Walls. years as they visit the 49ers in San thus making sure it doesn’t happen fourth placement. (UPl) — Arkansas football ties for Wings annual Manchester Wrestling Invitational Tournament. It was 1981, Walls — then a rookie Francisco’s Candlestick Park. again. coach Lou Holtz — known for out of Grambling — was enjoying a And again, according to San If the 49ers win, they will be the hisquick wit and his winning phenomenal rookie season. He had Francisco 49ers quarterback By United Press International into that. If the period wasn’t over, champions of the NFC West and teams — is leaving the Razor- II interceptions during the regular coach Paul Hackett, they will be host a second-round playoff game. backs because he is "tired and then there should have been a Manchester Wrestling Invitational season to break Mel Renfro’s club the key. Detroit rookie Steve Yzerman faceoff. If they lose, Los Angeles becomes . burned out,” athletic director record and hud become the first "I look at them and I think their the champion on the strength of a Frank Broyles said. couldn’t have waited much longer. The Flyers had taken a 3-2 lead rookie to lead the NFL in intercep­ pass defense depends a lot on those Yzerman scored with one second at 15:12 of the third period on a better division record (5-1 to 4-2) Broyles issued a statement tions since Detriot’s Len Barney front four people." Hackett said. and San Francisco becomes the Sunday saying it was his "sad remaining in regulation Sunday power-play goal by Tim Kerr. did it in l%7. "It’s not particularly good after night to lift the Red Wings to a 3-3 NFC’s second wild-card team. duly” to announce that he had Brad Marsh deflected Ron Sutter’s In the NFC championship game that. As far as the back seven guys Dallas’ playoff fate was decided tie with the Philadelphia Flyers. slapshot from the left point for the Simsbury takes second title accepted Holtz’s resignation. against the San Francisco 49crs, are concerned, they’re not great "I was afraid I’d hear the buzzer Flyers’ first goal at 10:15 of the Saturday as the Washington Reds­ "He is tired and burned out," Walls had picked off two Joe pass defender-type guys. But if you kins defeated the New York Giants Broyles said. "It is easy for before I made the shot," Yzerman opening period. The Red Wings Montana passes and then reco­ don’t neutralize that front four, said. "The puck came up and 31-22 to clinch the NFC East crown. anyone in my position to under­ tied it at 14:51 when Ron Duguay Taking six individual champion­ vered a fumble. He was on the way you’re in trouble.” Because the Cowboys have the landed in front of me.-It came took a feed from John Ogrodnick ships, Simsbury High walked away stand the stress that compels to becoming the game’s hero for To make their pass rush more second best record in the NFC, successful coaches like Lou to straight down on my stick and I put and fired a 25-footer in. with its second straight team title Dallas. intense, Hackett said, he expected it in. It was exciting to do that here they will host the buttle between seek other opportunities and The teams exchanged power- at the third annual Manchester But with 51 seconds left. Mon­ the Cowboys to blitz. the conference’s wild- cards against the Flyers." play goals in the second period. High Wrestling Invitational Tour­ endeavors. This is a totally tana rolled out of the to avoid a On the strength of their pass against either San Francisco or demanding profession which The Red Wings, who extended Sutter deflected Brian Propp's nament Saturday al Clarke Arena. fierce puss rush and then launched rush, the Cowboys have picked up Los Angeles. their winless streak to 10 games slapshot at 11:57 but the Red Wings The Trojans had a wide margin lakes a terrible toll on coaches a prayer into the endzone that was 55 sacks on the season. The 49ers, That’s means if San Francisco and their families.” with their second 3-3 tie with the tied it 2-2 at 16:11 when Reed over runner-up Glastonbury High answered by Dwight Clark as he meanwhile, come into the contest loses to Dallas on Monday night, Flyers in two nights, pulled goalie Larson uncorked a 45-footer from with Wether.sfield, Rockville, East Holtz and Broyles had sche­ made "The Catch" and gave the with 54 sacks. However, the most the same two teams will met again duled separate news conferen­ Ed Mio in the final minute to the top of the left wing circle. Catholic and Manchester bunched 49ers a 28- 27 victory and the NFC important defensive statistic could pressure on Flyers goalie Pelle behind and RHAM and Hartford on Dec. 26 in Dallas and history ces later today. title. be the turnover- takeaway ratio. isn’t on the 49ers’ side. Holtz’ plans had not been Lindbergh. Sabres 3, Canucks 2 Public trailing the pack in the When fingers were pointed in San Francisco has lost the ball 13 The last time San Francisco was As the Red Wings and Flyers At Buffalo, N.Y., rookie Adam eight-team competition. made public. Officials of blame after the game, they indi­ more times than they have forced able to win in Dallas was 1%0, the Rutgers Unversity reportedly scrambled in front of Lindbergh, Creighton’s first NHL goal mid­ Among the Simsbury champions cated Walls. turnovers. The Cowboys have first year the Cowboys were a Yzerman gained control of the way through the third period broke was defending state champ Mike were in Fayetteville last week "To know that that play kept us forced their opponents to turn the franchise. Since then they have trying to recruit Holtz, but the puck and fired through a maze of a 2-2 tie and lifted the Sabres. Goricki in the 185-pound class. from the Super Bowl makes me ball over nine more times than dropped three other contests — two players a split second before the Maple Leafs 3, Penguins 3 Goricki tore through all opposition coach said al the lime he feel bad, ” Walls said. "It was the they have given it up. playoff games — on visits to Texas planned to stay in Arkansas. regulation buzzer. At 'Toronto, Terry Martin scored and was the tournament’s most I of the year for us.” But the real key for the Cowboys and come away with-one tie. . "We were conservative at times his second goal of the season four outstanding wrestler and winner of This season’s 6-5 record was but even though the Flyers got minutes into the final period to lift the fast fall award with three pins Holtz’ worst in seven years more shots we were able to move the Maple Leafs to a tie. Martin, in a total of 4:48. Manchester since he was handpicked as the puck quickly out of our own playing in just his third game since sophomore Mike Taylor was Broyles’ successor for the pow­ erful Southwest Conference E end,” said Detroit coach Nick missing three weeks because of runner-up to Goricki, pinned in the Coventry cagers team. It was also the first time Polano. "It was a well-deserved food poisoning, sent the game into second period, while all other Sports in Brief UPl photo point. We played one of our better overtime when he redirected a Goricki opponents fell in first- the Hogs ended the season games. We've been shorthanded centering pass from Miroslav period pins. without a bowl bid. Lou Holtz, decked out in rain garb, coached one ot ms gain second win Recrimination.s had mounted because of injuries: we only have Frycer behind Pittsburgh goalie Manchester and East each had Locals in NELTA event last games at Little Rock forthe University of Arkansas in two full lines. Maybe because we Michel Dion. wrestlers perform well. The Silk quickly. Two defensive coaches Three local youths competed this weekend in a COVENTRY— Coventry High basketball team won were fired and two resigned. a driving rain with funnel clouds swirling over the lost eight straight, we’ve started to Capitals 5, Kings 0 Towners did suffer one potentially New England Lawn Tennis Association tourna­ its second game without a loss Saturday night with a play harder." At I.andover, Md., Bobby Car­ damaging injury as Aaron Weiss in .Then some of Holtz’ staunchest stadium. Holtz announced Sunday that he was stepping ment held at the Manchester Raquet Club. 52-32 decision over Tolland High in non-conference fans turjied on him when news The two teams battled to a penter scored two goals and a 112-pound semifinal suffered a Jim Melesko of Manchester advanced to the play here. down after seven years. standoff in a scoreless overtime knee injury in a battle with broke that Holtz had endorsed C goaltender Al Jensen collected his finals in the boys’ I4B group, but was defeated by Coventry held leads of 10-4 after one period. 18-11 at the re-election campaign of session. league-leading fourth shutout to Glastonbury’s Ed Luna. Luna went Scott Nelson of South Windsor, 6-2, 6-1, Melesko the half and 29-23 after three quarters. The Patriots that Holtz was as good as any Flyers coach Bob McCammon lead the Capitals to the .500 mark on to capture the title in the weight conservative Sen. Jesse Helms. said his statement was "sub- made the final with a 6-1, 6-1 quarterfinal victory broke the game open in the final period by outscoring R-N.C.. in two television stantally different" from re­ coach in the country. questioned how Yzerman’s goal tor the first time this season. class. over Steve Rosen of Simsbury and a 6-3, 6-3 the Eagles. 23-9. "That opinion has never could count when no time showed Oilers 7, Jets 5 Weiss, 10-6onthematayearago, commercials. ports that Holtz was leaving semifinal win against Len Rosenblatt of Senior Ken Kaplan led Coventry with 12 points, Broyles, reached later in his against his will. changed and remains true to­ on clock. NHL rules state if the At Winnipeg, Manitoba, Wayne will require knee surgery accord­ Bloomfield. while junior Bob Harris had 10. Steve Lewis had 10 day. ” Broyles said. ’’He is an blue light, which is connected to Gretzky collected his 36th and 37th ing to tournament director and office, would not say whether In thestatement. Broyles said John Melesko lost in the quaterfinals of the 14B rebounds, and Kaplan had seven. Holtz had been fired. He only he thought when Holtz was hired excellent coach." the scoreboard timer, goes on first, goals of the season and added a Manchester coach Barry group. He was defeated by Steve Rush of Tolland Tim Forbush led Tolland with 10 points. the goal light cannot be lit. But the pair of assists and Dave Hunter Bernstein, by a score of 6-2, 6-4. Coventry will play again Thursday night at E.O. clock read zero and there was no scored twice to sprak Edmonton. Manchester's Mike Thompson, a In the boys’ I2B category, Manchester’s David Smith High. Tolland, which has lost its first two games faceoff afterwards even though the Gretzky, who picked up six points junior, took runner-up honors in Campbell lost a quarterfinal match. He was of the season, will play Bolton Friday night at home. official time of the goal was 19:59. Saturday in an 8-1 rout of Quebec, . the heavyweight class and senior defeated by Torrington’s Peter Brandon by a TOLLAND (32) — Talbot 0-0-0, Keane 2-1-5, T. “I don't understand the lights at extended. his consecutive game tri-catain John Harris, after a score of 6-1, 7-5. Forbush 5-0-10, Goetcheos 2-0-4, Cayward 0-0-0, the Spectrum but I'm going to points record to 34 by setting up the heart-breaking overtime loss to In the girls’ 12B competition, Joy Higgins of DeCarli 0-0-0, Curtis 1-0-2, Cryer 0-0-0, Werth 1-3-5, Team USA falls to Soviets, 6-2 check them.” McCammon said. "I first goal of the contest. Simsbury’s Brian Broderick, Concord, Mass, took the title witha6-0.6-1 victory Hoffman 2-0-4, Salina 0-2-2, Marrison 0-0-0, Gurvan don't understand why there wasn't Bruins 5, Black Hawks 1 battled back to take third place in 0-0-0, D. Forbush 0-0-0. Totals 13-6-32 INDIANAPOLIS (UPl) - Vla­ Aleksandr Minchenkev at 7:42 on a consecutive power play, upping over Wilton’s Cari Berlage. In the girls’ 14B dimir Kovin scored his third goal of a faceoff for that last second. I At Chicago, Mike O'Connell the 155-pound class. category. Patty Murren of Newtown won the COVENTRY (52) — R. Seymour 3-1-7, LaFerriere power play and the second on a the score to 4-1. guess they (officials) were so assisted on the first three of Sophomore Sean McCarthy was championship with a 3-6,6-3,7-6 (7-4) victory over 2-2-6, Lewis 1-0-2, Harris 5-0-10, Berkowit; 2-4-8, the game during a four-goal breakaway at 13:34. Ilia Biakin pumped a back­ excited because they were cheer­ Boston’s four second-period goals« fourth in the 119-pound class for the Adriene Amata of West Haven. Kaplan 1-10-12, Kornfeld 1-1-3, Morris 1-2-4, Thalacker outburst in the second period Mark Kumpel reduced the So­ hander into the far corner of the net ing for Detroit, they let it go." Barry Pederson broke a 1-1 tie 29 Indians, senior tri-captain Tim 0-0-0, Keith Breault 0-0-0, J, Seymour 0-0-0, Kyle Sunday night to power the Soviet viets’ lead to 2-1 at 18:33 as-,he at 10:28 for the Select. Team USA Later, when asked directly if he seconds into the second period with Grady was fourth at 126, sopho­ Breault 0-0-0. Totals 16-20-52. Selects to a 6-2 victory’ over Team skated across the front of the net then pulled Mason in favor of Marc felt the goal went in after the ' his 14th goal, firing a slapshot past more Bill Prignano was fourth at Vols best Terps, 30-23 USA. and shoved the puck into the open Behrend. who had the three buzzer, McCammon said, "I goalie Tony Esposito, who was 132, sophomore Frank Hoher was Team USA had clinched the side. Viktor Shknrdiuk. at 1:57. put victories and the tie earlier in the couldn't tell and I don't want to get making his first start since Nov, 26. fourth at 138 and junior Peter ORLANDO, Fla. — The Citrus Bowl featured a six-game series with three victo­ a backhander from the slot past series. Kovin greeted Behrend Moore was fourth at 167. brilliant perforiViance by Tennessee running back Cheney matmen ries and a tie before suffering its Team USA goaltender Bob Mason with a backhander at 11:11 for his East saw two of its wrestlers Johnnie Jones and a record five field goals by second loss. to start the big Soviet second hat trick. Mason returned to the Maryland’s Jess Atkinson, but one tackle take home individual honors. Manchester's Aaron Weiss (left) tries to at the third annual Manchester Wres­ Kovin scored twice in the first period. Anatoly Slapenischev, at net for the third period and held the Darren Houle took the title in the changed the game’s complexion. in fifth piece period — the first on a tip- in of a 8:22. on a 10-foot backhander Soviets at bay and Scott Bjugstad Lendl and Connors 91-pound class and Bruce Antonia get out of the grasp of Wethersfield’s tling Invitational Tournament Saturday. Tennessee’s Reggie White and Dale Jones 50-footer from from the point by- scored on the Soviets’ second scored al 11:54. Joe Severino in their 112-pound match made the tackle on Maryland quarterback took honors in the 145-pound Weiss won bout, but lost in semifinals. POMPERAUG — Clurt Archambeau and Erie division. Senior Jim DePersia was Boomer Esiason in the second quarter of Saturday night’s game. Gauvin took first place in their weight classes third in the heavyweight class, VOS (W) 5:00; 105- Ken Chapman (W) 2:45; 140- Steve Babun (G) (M) 2:47, Unlimited- Joe Dicensa Saturday as Cheney Tech finished fifth in the team meet in net finals Brian Dunn second at 112, Sam But it became more than merely a sack when (S) pinned Carl Campise (R) 3:21; pinned Joe Fretag (R) 1:31, 145- (G) pinned Mike Thompson fM)' Esiason. a senior southpaw, crashed hard to the standings at the Pomperaug Wrestling Tournament. Sblendorio third at 105 and Rich 112- Chris Luna (G) dec. Brian Bruce Antonia (EC) dec. John 1:25. Archambeau was victorious in the 91-pound class, NORTH MIAMI BEACH, Fla. points in the seventh game but Lee fourth at 98 pounds. ground on his left shoulder. (UPl) — Top-seed Ivan Lendl of Arias fired two straight aces to win Dunn (EC) 8-5; 119-Dave Belanger Hicks (S) 5-0 overtime; 155-Bruce Manchester begins its dual meet He spent the rest of the night on the sidelines while Gauvin took the top spot in the 185-pound Czechoslovakia says he will have the game. (W) dec. Jim Richmond (R) 7-1; Broderick (S) dec. Jim Hanson season Thursday at Rockville at 4 with a slight shoulder separation, watchin; his category. Cheney’s Leroy Main finished second in the GREAT GIFTS! Results: 91- Darren Houle (EC) Both players then held serve the 126- Tim Swanson (G) dec. Sal (W) 8-0; 167- Pete Hatton (S) p.m. while East commences itg 15th-rankcd Terps fall 30-23 to the unranked Vols. unlimited weight class. Anthony Barone finished third to improve his backhand to beat pinned Pete Proctor (HP) 3:45, 98- Guerrera (W) 9-8; 132- Steve Jimmy Connors in today’s $90,000 rest of the way with Lendl pinned Carl Musick (R) 2:31, 185- dual meet year Tuesday at Somers at 167 pounds, and Rod Wilson was fourth at 145 9 Bob Taylor (S) pinned Jim Mosho- final match in the Nastase- wrapping up the victory by win­ Garrity (S) pinned John Guiliano Goricki (S) pinned Mike Taylor High at 5 p.m. Nicklaus, Miller triumph pounds. [N TIME FOR CHRISTMAS Hamptons Invitational Tennis ning the set 6-4, The tournament was won by the wrestlers from Tournameht. It was the first time Arias faced BOCA RATON, Fla. — Jack Nicklaus said his Terryvilie High. Pomperaug finished second, fol­ Lendl advanced to the finals Lendl since his loss to him in the College basketball roundup $450,000 victory with teammate Johnny Miller in lowed by Valley Regional and Portland. The Beavers Sunday with a 6-3, 6-4 victory over semifinals of the U.S. Open, the PGA Team Invitational tournament "makes finished in the middle of the nine-team field. third-seed Jimmy Arias. Christmas even merrier.” Cheney’s begins its dual meet season Wednesday He faces second-seed Connors, "1 was a little nervous and Nicklaus and Miller shot a 7-under-par 65 against Terryvilie at home at 6 p.m. _ LUCKY 7 COUPON BOOK who moved into the finals with a tense," Arias said. "I was excited Sunday to hold off the rallying Al Geiberger and 6-3, 6-3 victory over fourth-seed about playing Lendl again and Louisville silences Pack(ed) house Britain’s Peter Oosterhuis. 9 WASHES FOR THE PRiCE OF 7 Jose-Luis Clerc of Argentina. thought I had a chance against Nicklaus, the PGA Tour’s all-time top money him. I was going for shots too King, Clampett win BEAUTIFULLY BOXED $24.95 Lendl was not on top of his game By Logan Hobson Both Louisville coach Denny dropped by No. 17 UCLA, 65-51; No. winner with nearly $4.35 million in career quickly and wasn’t in control. His eighth-ranked Memphis State 61F earnings, and Miller, the host pro who ranks No. 7 but Arias made frequent unforced UPl Sports Writer Crum and his counterpart Jim 9. Boston College edged Holy FORT PIERCE, Fla. (UPl) - Betsy King, who errors. ground strokes were not that good. Valvano, were not silent about the on the Tour money list with $1.93 million, were in a He usually hits the ball back Cross, 87-85; and No. 10 Georgia At Landover, Md., All-America joined teammate Bobby Clampett as a last-minute "I started off serving bad in the Louisville gave a raucous crowd new rule giving teams an auto­ defeated Valdosta State, 88-69. dogfight most of the day as several teams took harder. I just made too many center Patrick Ewing scored 20 turns challenging them. replacement in the $100,000 World Mixed Champion­ first set but came on strong later of 12,400 North Carolina State fans matic two-shot free throw on fouls On Sunday, No. 5 Georgetown points, had 15 rebounds, and six ship, said their victory was all the sweeter because mistakes." the silent treatment. committed with less than two Nicklaus and Miller wound up with 25-under- on, especially in the second set,” Connors said he played well "in defeated American 80-62. blocked shots to spark Georger she hadn’t expected to play. GIFT CERTIFICATES said Lendl. "I've had trouble this “I think our team kept our minutes to play. At Tokyo, DePaul survived a par 191, one shot better than Geiberger and spots.” town. David Wingate added 11 Oosterhuis, who also carted a 65 Sunday. King and Clampett combined for a final-round 67 FOR SIMONIZING ^ 2 9 95 tournament hitting my backhand, composure,” said Milt Wagner In other games Saturday involv­ second-half rally by'Texas Tech to points for the Hoyas and Reggie and a 17- under-par 271 overall Sunday in capturing which is one of my few shots. I'll "I have gotten in better shape as who scored 20 points to help ing the Top 10 teams. No. 1 give Coach Ray Meyer his 70th Wflliams, Horace Broadnax and the tournament at the Monte Carlo C.C. have to improve it tomorrow to the week has progressed. 1 feel 16th-ranked Louisville to an 83- 79 Kentucky whipped Brigham birthday present. The Red Raid­ Michael Graham had It) each. Hastings takes ski Jump The pair, who won $25,000 for their efforts Sunday, upset over No. 6 North Carolina beat Connors." pretty good about my play today. I Young, 93-59, to win the Kentucky ers, led by Quentin Anderson’s "We were aware of the fact that LAKE PLACID, N.Y. — Jeff Hastings’triumph ended the 72-hole tournament with a total score of 271, Lendl broke Arias’ serve in the don’t feel Clerc played very well. It State Saturday night at Raleigh, Invitational tournament: No 3. 6-for-6 shooting from the floor, took 17 under par. N.C. "We just executed our game they beat us last year, and that in the 90-meter ski jump made him the third fourth and sixth games of the first seemed he was having problems Houston walloped Princeton, 65-40, an early five-point lead but DePaul definitely helped us this year,” American jumper to ever win a World Cup event King, who was a last minute fill-in for Donna Horton SEE ATTENDANT set to go up 5-1. Arias broke back in with the shadows and sun of the and tried to calm the crowd down.'' to win the Kettle Classic; No.. 4 went in front 24-22 on Kenny White, said the victory was “extra special" since she Lancaster Gordon led the Cardi­ said Georgetown coach John and put him in a tie for second place in the overall FOR DETAILS the seventh game but Lendl took late afternoon. It is a tough time to DePaul defeated Texas Tech, Patterson’s field goal with 5:00 left Thompson. "I was nervous about standings. wasn’t scheduled to play in the event. the next game to win the set 6-3. play." nals, 4-2, with 25 points and Jeff 50-47; No. 6 North Carolina State in the first half. The duo outlasted South Africans Sally Little and Hall added 12. Lorenzo Charles American because I don’t think w* Hastings, of Norwich. Vt., put together jumps Lendl got an early advantage in Connors broke Clerc’s serve in lost to No. 16 Louisville, 83-79; No. 7 At Los Angeles, UCLA got 16 were up enough when we p lay ^ of 114.5 and 108.5 meters for 218.5 points to win Mark McNulty, who shot 68 in the final round to finish the second set with a break in the the first, fifth and ninth games to paced the Wolfpack, 7-2, with 29 Purdue topped Youngstown State, points from Kenny Fields and 14 two shots behind at 273 and earn the $17,000 second CAR WASH them last year. I think that’soneof Sunday’s event. 344 BROAD ST. Next To Manchester Parkade third game. He also had two break win the first set. points. 65-54; No.' 8 Memphis State was from Gary Maloncon to upset the reasons they beat ua.” prize. > 14 - MANCHKSTKH HERALD, Monday. Doc. 19. 1983 MANCHESTER IIK K ALI), Monduv, Dec 19. 1983 - 15 Scoreboard FOCUS/ Hom e 8abrea3,CamickaZ Chiefs 40. 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Assists— Portland 22 15 16 2 32 folo, gifts? x-LA Raiders 12 4 0 .750 442 338 A-11,377 Hartford 11 16 3 2S 108 123 Souve. A— 11,830 Jack Bertrand v-Seottle 9 7 0 .562 403 397 (Poxson, Lever 6), Los Angeles 33 (M. Compbtll Confortn ct v-Denver 9 7 0 .562 302 327 Eastern Conference Cooper 9). Technical— None. A— 13,000. N onis Division ANSWER: I can safely say that in the last 20 years, Son Diego 6 10 0 .375 358 462 Atlantic Division W L T PH. G F G A MaplaLeala3,Pengulna3 Kansas City 6 10 0 .375 386 367 Falcons31.Bllls14 W L Pet. OB Minnesota 15 142 138 no turntables, receivers, amplifiers or speakers have Pnilodelphla 18 5 12 4 34 National Conference .782 Big East result Chlcogo 14 18 2 30 119 133 Plltsburgb 1 2 0 G—3 become obsolete because of a change in the East Boston 20 7 .740 Buffalo 0 7 0 7__14 St. Louis 13 15 4 30 130 137 Toronto 11 1 0—3 technology used. The only reason any of these items ANSWER; The "Bose sound” can be explained in w L T Pel. PF PA New York 16 10 .616 Toronto 12 15 5 29 134 151 Atlanta 3 14 7 7— 31 New Jersey 12 12 .500 First period— 1, PIttsburoh, Bullard 21 x-Woshingtn 14 2 0 .875 541 332 Detroit 10 18 4 24 109 137 (Shedden, Dion), )1:27. 2, Toronto, became unusable was lack of repair parts. two parts. First, Bose believes in using small bass v-Daltas 12 3 0 .800 462 318 First Washington 12 13 .480 7 Georgetown BO, AmerIcanBZ AM-FG Luckhurst 40, 9:07 Smvtti* Division McCourt 14 (Leemon), 17:12. Penalties— You should buy an American brand of stereo drivers because of their better transient response. St. Louis 8 7 1 .531 374 428 Central Division Edmonton 24 7 7 3 51 51 202 137 Second Milwaukee |5 10 .600 — Boutette, Pit, 1:48; Graham, To r, 4:21: whenever possible because parts are easier to get and Base also believes in using equalization networks to Philodelphio 5 n 0 .313 233 322 A M E R IC A N (62) Voncouver 14 16 16 3 31 31 136 137 Buskos, Pit, 8:48; RIsslIng, Pit, 10:21: N Y Giants 3 12 1 .219 267 347 Atl-Cox 7 pass from Bartkowski Atlanta )2 13 .480 3 are available for longer periods of time after the make up for the loss of low bass. This not only gives (Luckhurst kick), 0:04 Wade 2-3 2-2 6, Aunon 3-12 5-5 11, Calgary 12 14 14 5 29 29 111 127 Frycer, Tor, 10:38. Central Detroit 1) 13 . 458 31 Winnipeg 11 17 4 26 137 157 Atl-Andrews 10 run (Luckhurst kick), Chicago 8 14 .364 51 Hopkins 1-4 2-2 4, Nesmith 5-14 5-6 15, 17 Second period— 3, Toronto, Anderson warranty is over. Being in the stereo sales and service them a unique sound, but also limits their sound x-Detrolt 9 7 0 .562 347 286 Ross 7-10 4-5 16, Somonsky 0-0 04) 0, Los Angeles 10 18 6 26 141 166 20 Green Boy 8 B 0 ,500 429 439 11:33 Cleveland 8 19 .296 8 business myself, I recommend that anyone who wants output. Buf-Tuttle 13 pass from Ferguson Pendergost 1-3 0-3 Z Lutz M 2-2 4, R. (Top four In ooch division quolify for (Glnoros, Bennino), 2:17. 4, Plltsbureh, Chicago 6 8 0 .500 311 301 Indiana 5 19 . 208 91 Sfonlty Cup pkiyoffs.) to give an expensive component as a gift should Second, Bose believes in a combination of direct and (Danelo kick), 14:26 Western Conference Brown 0-1 OO 0, Whitting 01 2-2 Z Totals Roulston 6 (Fox, McSorlev), 12:46. S, Minnesota 8 8 0 .500 316 346 20-49 22-27 62. Sundoy’s Rtsulfs PIttsburoh, BoutetteO (Bullard, Carlyle), purchase a gift certificate instead. This eliminates the reflected sound, in their large speaker systems they ^ Tompo Boy 2 14 0 .125 241 380 Third Midwest Division Atl-Andrews 1 run (Luckhurst kick), G E O R G E TO W N (80) Buffalo 3, Vancouver 2 17:32. Penalties— McSorlev, Pli, use as many as nine small drivers aimed in different V West W L Pet. GB Detroit 3, Philadelphia 3 (tie) problem of giving a component that won't work with 6:46 Utah — Williams 4-10 2-5 10, Wingate 5-12 1-3 0:50; v-S. Francisco 9 6 0 .600 390 276 16 10 .616 Pittsburgh 3, Toronto 3 (tie) the recipient’s system. directions. This gives them a spacious sound. Critics Fourth Dallas 15 10 .600 Va 11, Ewing 9-13 2-6 20, F. Brown 0-1 5-6 5, Buskos, Pit, 11:09: Carlyle, Pit, 11:09; V-LA Rams 9 7 0 .562 361 344 Smith 2-4 0-1 4, Jackson 0-2 1-2 1, Morris Woshington 5, Los Angeles 0 Valve, Tor, 11:09; Dooust, Tor, 11:09; of the Bose design are quick to point out that they New Orleans 8 6 0 .500 319 337 Atl-Andrews 6 pass from BortkowskI Denver 12 13 .480 3Va You can never go wrong if you give quality (Luckhurst kick), 10:37 Kansas City OO 00 0, Graham 4-6 2-310, Broodnox 4-6 Boston 5, Chioogo 1 Hutchison, Tor, molor, gome miscon­ Atlanta 7 9 0 .438 370 389 11 13 .458 4 Edmonton 7, Winnipeg 5 accessories to a stereo owner and they fit into most sound very different when used in different rooms and Buf-Dowklns 28 pass from Kofler San Antonio 11 16 .406 5Va 2-2 10, Martin 2-3 1-1 5, Dolrsow 1-1 0-0 2, duct, x-clinctied division title Dolton 01 2-2 2. Totals 21-59 18-31 80. Monday’s Gomo 16:39; Glnoros, To r, 16:55. people’s gift budgets. You could treat a friend to some all the reflected sound causes phase distortion. Y'Clindied playoff berth (Danelo kick), 14:16 Houston 10 IS .400 5Va A-31,015 Pacific Division Holftime— (Georgetown 36, American (All TImts EST) Third period— 6, Toronto, AAortln 2 professional recording tape for under $5., or buy them Whether or not you like the sound of Bose speakers, Sunday’i Results 19. Winnipeg at Colgary, 9:35 p.m. (Frycer, Ihnocok), 4:00. Penalties— Atlanta 31, Buffalo 14 Los Angeles 16 7 .696 a deluxe record care kit for under $15. You can be sure one thing is certain. They require more driving power Portland 16 9 .667 Total fouls— American 25, (Georgetown Tuesdoy’s Gomes McSorlev, Pit, 4:54; Derlooo, To r, 4:54; Kansas City 48, Denver 17 20. Boston at Hartford, 7;35 p.m. they will use and appreciate them. from the amplifier than most other brands. Golden State 13 14 .462 5 Loney, Pit, 11:21. Chicago 23, Green Bay 21 Fouled out — Wade, Ross. Montreal at New Jersey, 7:35p.m. Overtime— None. Penalties— None. L.A. Rams 26, New Orleans 24 Brons30.Steelers17 Seattle 12 13 .480 5 Phoenix Rebounds— Pittsburgh at N .Y. Islanders, 7:35p.m. St. Louis 31, Phlladelohia 7 10 IS .400 7 Vancouver at Quebec, 7:35 p.m. QUESTION: 1 have listened to many kinds of Editor’s note: If you have a question about stereos San Diego 8 19 .296 10 American 31 (Nesmith 6), Georgetown 34 Shots on goal— PIttsburoh G1G8-4— Cleveland 30, Pittsburgh 17 Pittsburgh 3 7 0 7—17 (Ew ing 15). Assists— American 11 (Ross Minnesota ot St. Louis,8:35p.m. 30. speakers and most of the high-priced ones sound alike you would like to see answered here, write to: Jack Baltimore 20, Houston 10 Cleveland 9 1 4 7 0 — 30 Sunday's Results Denver 122, New Jersey 118 6), Georgetown 20 (F. Brown, Smith 4). Toronto 12-8-G3— 31. to me. One exception is Bose speakers, which sound Bertrand, The Stereo Expert, P.O. Box 591, Seattle 24, New England 6 First Technicals— American coach Topscott. Goalies— PIttsburoh, Dion. To­ L.A. Raiders 30, San Diego 14 PIt-FG Anderson 34, 5:47 Golden State 99, Son Diego 97 Capitals 5. Kings 0 different from the others. I don't own them so I have Manchester Herald, Manchester, CT 06040. For a Los Angeles 122, Portland 115 A ronto, Detroit 23, Tampa Bay 20 Cle-Belk 64 pass from SIpe (kick — 6,305. Polmoleer. A— 16,383. not had time to compare them to my speakers, but I personal reply, enclose a stamped, self-addressed Monday’s Game foiled), 6:07 Monday's Games Dallas at San Francisco, 9 p.m. EST Cle-FG Bahr 30, 13:56 No Gomes Scheduled Los Angeles 0 0 0— 0 know they sound very different. What accounts for envelope. Jack Bertrand is a licensed technician who (regular season ends) Second Tuesday's Games HowtopZOfared Washington 3 0 2—5 RedWings3,Flyars3 this unique Bose sound? lives at 46 Phelps Road in Manchester. Cle-Holt 3 poss from Sloe (Bahr kick), (All Times EST) First period— 1, Washington, M urphy 6 5:40 Son Antonio of Woshlnoton, 7:35o.m. (Ja rv is ),3:57.2, Washington, Carpenter? Detroit 11 I 0— 3 Plt-Stoudt3run (Anderson kick),9:53 Dallas at Detroit, 7:35 p.m. N EW YO R K (U P l) — How the UPl (Haworth), 14:04. 3. Woshington, Valen­ NFL playoffs New Jersey at Atlanta, 8:10 p.m. Phllodtiphio 1 1 1 g—3 Cle-Feacher 4 pass from Slpe (Bahr Too 20 college basketball teams fared tine 6 (Haworth, Corpenter), 16:21. First period— 1, Phllodelphla. Marsh 2 kick), 14:59 Denver at Kansas City, 8:35 p.m. through gomes of Sundoy, Dec 18* Penalties — Andersson, Wos, 10:16; Los Angeles at Seattle, 10:Mo.m. McEwen, LA, 14:20. (Ron Sutter, Crossman), 10:15. Z Detroit, Wild Card Games Third defeoted Wvonilno66- Duguay 10 (Ogrodntek, G. Smith), 14:51. Employers plan extensively Soturdoy, Dec. 24 Cle-Holt 1 pass from Sipe (Bahr kick), Phoenix at Golden State, IO:35D.m. 40; defeated Brigham Young93-59. Second period— None. Penalties— 2. North Carolina (541) was Idle. Valen­ Penalties— Dvorak, Phi, 3:05; MIo, Det Denver at Seattle, 4 p.m. 10:30 (served by Johnstone), 4:24; Paterson, Monday, Dec. 26 Fourth 3. Houston (7-1) defeated Stetson 92-71 ; tine. Wos, 9:04; Haworth, Was, 13:52; defeated Princeton 65-40. Det, molor, 17:25; Holt, Phi, molor, Los Angeles Rams or San Francisco at PIt-F. Harris 2 poss from Malone Nuggets 122, Net<B Stevens. Wos, molor, 10:09; RuskowskI, 17:25; Duguay, D ^, 17:53; Clarke, Phi, Dallas, 2:30 p.m. (Anderson kick). 15:00 DePoul (74)1 defeated Alabama 77- LA, maior, 18:09. 76; defeated Texas Tech 5G47. 17:53. Divisional playoffs A-72,313 Thirdperlod— 4, Woshlnoton, Christian Second period— 3, Philadelphia, before job interviews, also Sotuntay, Dec. 31 and Sunday, Jan. 1 N EW JE R S E Y (118) 5. Georgetown (7-1) defeated South 10 (Langwav, Jorvls), 1:27. 5, Woshlno­ Ron AFC Williams 9-12 4-5 22, King 1-8 2-3 4, C o ro n a State 97-67; defeated American ton, Carpenter 10 (Loughlln). 12:51. Sutter 10 (Propp, M cCrIm m on), 11:57. 4, Denver-Seattle winner at Miami Dawkins 4-10 11-14 19, Birdsong 7-19 9-11 Detroit, Larson 8 (Boldirev, Pork), 16:11. they are. Go get 'em! Pittsburgh at Los Angeles Raiders Rams 26. Saints 24 23, Cook 5-8 0-0 10. Ronsey 8-12 2-7 19, 6. North Carolina State (7-2) lost fo Penalties— Simmer, LA, 2:37; McA- QUESTION: Since, as it Louisville S3-79. dam, Penalties— Yzermon, Det, 5:21; Ogrod- NFC Willoughby 4-7 04} 8, Gmlnskl 1-3 1-1 3, nlck, Det, 11:34; Clarke, Phi, 14:30. seems to me. it's a battle Editor's note: Norman If Dallos wins wild card O'Koren 2-4 0-0 4. Johnso.i 2-3 2-2 6. 7 Purdue (74)) defeated Youngstown Wos. 11:04; Hordy, LA, 11:04; Shand. Los Angeles 2 7 7 KV— 26 State 65-54. Wos, 19:35. Third period— 5, Phitoddphia, Kerr 23 between us, the job appli­ M. Gerber is a profes­ Detroit at Washington and Dallas at Totals 43-86 31-43 118. (Eriksson, Sittler), 15:12. 6, Detroit, N FC West champion New Orleans 7 0 7 10— 24 8. MeiTiphis Stote (5-2) defeated Shots on goal— Los Angeles 6-9-5— 20. cants and the personal First D EN V E R (122) Yzermon 17 (Boldirev, Duguay), 19:59. Herald photos by Tarquinio sional employment con­ If Dallas loses wild cord Anderson 5-17 1-4 11, Vondeweghe 13-22 Mississippi 7G55; lost to U C LA 63-51 Washington 12-12-12— 36. executives or others doing Job Search NO-Groth 11 poss from Stabler Penoltles— Compbell, Det, 13:21; Rich sultant. If you have a job Wild card winner at Woshington and 7-11 33. Schoves 2-6 4-4 8. Dunn 3-4 2-3 8, 9. Boston College (74)) defeated Rhode Goalies— Los Angeles, L.oskoskl, Sutter, Phi, 13:21; G. Smith, Det. 14:20. the interviewing. I think it Detroit at N FC West champion (Andersen kick), 9:18 Island 83-74; defeated Holy Cross 87415. Blake. search question, send a LA-Safety, Stabler tackled In end zone, Honzlick 2-3 1-1 5, Issel 5-11 3-3 13. Overtime— None. Penalties— None. Douglas Taft of Manchester works on a door. Taft designed the soldiers, using Sunday, Jan. 8 Dennord 0-2 2-2 2, Carter 0-2 0-0 0, Evans 10. Georglo (G1) defeated Valdosta Washington. Jensen. A— 9,438. would be extremely help­ letter to Box 591, Job A FC and N FC championships 11:41 State 8G69. miniature toy soldier. It looks very much his own body measurements as a guide. Norman M. Gerber Second 3-8 04) 6. English 12-23 7-9 31, Wlllloms 2- Shots on goal— Detroit 4 -^ll-2 — ful if you could give us Search, Manchester He­ Sunday, Jan. 22 2 1-2 5. Totals 47-100 28-39 122. 11. Maryland (5-1) defeated Maryland- 23. At Tampa, Fla. LA-Ellard 72 punt return (Lonsford Eastern Shore 104-69. Bruins 5,BlackHawks1 like the two which decorate his front some insight into the rald, Manchester, CT kick), 13:21 New Jersey 32 30 28 28— 118 Phlladelphio 1M3-14-1— 39. Super Bowl X V III, 4:30 p.m. Denver 30 33 33 26— 122 < ^ > defeated Manhattan preparation that an inter­ 06040. For a personal Third 63-39; defeoted Wagner 8 9 ^ . Goalies— Detroit, MIo. Philadel­ Sunday, Jan. 29 Three-pointgool— Ronsey. Fouled Boston 1 4 0—S phia, viewer goes through prior At Honolulu LA-Johnson 31 Interception return 13. Louisiana State (4-1) was Idle. reply, enclose a self- (Lonsford kick), 1:31 out— Chicago 1 0 (^1 Lindbergh. A— 16,049. to meeting with an Pro Bowl, 4 p.m. Issel. Total fouls— New Jersey 30, Denver 14. Oregon Stole (4-1) defeoted Utah 62- an interviewing strategy well (and maybe even a addressed, stamped enve­ NO-Wllson 1 run (Andersen kick), 11:02 49; defeated Portland 65-49. First period— 1, Chlaigo, Ludzik 3 31. Rebounds— New Jersey 56 (Williams (Lormer, Brown), 7:24. 2, Boston. applicant. little better) prepared as lope. Fourth 15. Texos-EI Paso (641) defeated St. — the critical first step. NO-FG Anderson 20, 2:18 17), Denver 40 (Anderson 9). Assists— Krushelnyski 13 (Middleton, Peder­ Toy soldiers guard doors Selling interview Seahawks 24. Patriots 6 New Jersey 27 (Birdsong 6), Denver 34 Mary's (Texas) 64-57. son), LA-Cromwell 43 Interception re­ 16. l^oulsvllle (4-2) defeoted Indiana tolff IMffclivff lo t D «€ in tm ito l.D f f C 24 turn (English 10). Technicols— Cook 2, 9:57. Penalties— Peters, Bos (served ANSWER: It's negative objec;tives. Bird­ State 10S69; defeated North Carolina New England 0 6 0 0— 6 (Lonsford kick) Stote 8G79. by psychology to consider 2. The character and NO-Korte fumble recovery In end zone song, New Jersey (delay of gome). A— Gillis), 5:10; Lapointe, Bos, molor, 6:37; Seattle 3 7 7 7— 24 7,789. U C LA (4-1) defeated Memphis Stole Transactions the interplay between an purpose of interviewing. First (Andersen kick), 11:13 65-51. Preston, Chi, molor, 8:37. of North Elm Street home The cost of the wrong Op**i OoHy 8 3 0 lO OO . StffedOT 8 3 0 -8 SO Second period— 3, Boston, Pederson 14 Sea— F G Johnson 29,10:39 L A -F G Lonsford 42,14:58 18. Michigan (7-0) defeated Detroit 84- •••••••••••••••••••••• applicant and the inter­ Second A-70,148 63. (Krusheinysk I,O'Connell),0:29.4, viewer a "b a ttle " It isn't! selection. Evaluating re­ Boston, Middleton 19 (Fergus, O'Con­ Buy a KODAMATIC ' 960 Insfoni Com eio ond f^CGivo Sea— Largent 46 pass from Krleg Warriors 99,Clippers 97 19. Mlchlgon State (5-1) defeated It's a personal meeting sults. Reading people. As­ (Johnson kick), 6:08 nell), Football Bv Susan Plese Cleveland State 71-62; defeated Brooklyn 6:57. 5, Boston. Fergus 15 (M orkwort, Chicago (USFL) — Signed guard Bob during which the appli­ sessing motivation and a $10 N E— Ramsey 33poss from Eason (kick 85-72. Simmons of the Kansas City Chiefs to a Herald Reporter missed), 13:12 Bears 23. Packers 21 SAN D IE G O (97) 20. Iowa (3-2) was Idle. O'Connell), 11:14. 6, Boston, Morkwort 9 cant has an opportunity to achievement. rebate (Fergus, Hllller), 16:07. Penalties— 3-veor controct. Third Brooks 7-10 0-2 14, Cummings 6-14 2-4 convince the interviewer 3. Preparing for the Your from Kodak! Sea— Doornink 16 poss from Krleg 14, Donaldson 4-10 9-10 17, Hodges 4-6 04) •••••••••••••••••••••• O'Connell, Bos, 4:48; Yorem diuk, Chi, Detroit — Signed running back Billy Mr. and Mrs, Douglas Taft of H4 Green Bay 7 7 0 7— 21 Ipcffnrff r«u r (Johnson kick), 10:05 8. Nixon 11-17 04) 22, D. Smith 3-4 2-4 6, 10:01; Crowder, Bos, minor, mo­ Sims to a 5-year contract. that no one else is belter interview. Examining the Chicago 7 0 7 9— 23 lor, Houston (U S F L ) — Signed Detroit JJ. Elm St. have a well-guarded Holiday eOfnpItmffAtOTY »ingl* Fourth First Kelser 1-5 1-2 3, McDowell 1-3 (M) 2. for that particular job job vacancy. Planning the pock ot fho now Whitehead 3-6 3-4 9. Totals 40-78 17-2697. 12:46; Cvr, Chi, minor, motor, 12:46; running back Billy Sims to a 5-vear home. Pass by, and you'll see two ROOAMAI1C - Tt1MF«NT Seo— Krleg 2run (Johnson kick), 7:00 Chl-Gault 35 pass from M cM a- best sequence of topics. Treats. . . Ifvttoni Coiot film ond a A-59.688 G O L D E N S T A T E (99) Radio, TV O'Connell. Bos, 13:03. contract, beginning July 1,1983. sentries standing watch on either opening. If you must have hon Third period— None. Penalties— Proven techniques for Mntotionot ilO'obato NE Sea Short 12-22 3-4 27, L. Smith 7-10 5-8 19, a label for what happens Free Film! ««*900 io u bwT o (Thomas kick), 5:36 •••••••••••••••••••••• Milbury, side of the couple's front door. First downs 19 21 GB-DIckev 1 run (Stenerudkick),6:50 Carroll 8-27 2-2 18, Conner 1-9 2-4 4, at an interview, you'd be getting the interviewee to KOOAMATIC 8«Oln8»onl Rushes-vards 26— 112 39— 170 Floyd 3-10 1-2 7, Johnson 3-80-1 6, Collins Bos, 2:43; Higgins. Chi,5:52; Krushelnys- But' look again. The apple­ Com oro JorMMnr 11. 1864 Second TONIGHT kl, Bos, 6:40; Morkwort, Bos, 7:07; CAIDWEU more accurate calling it a talk. Doing hour interview- Passing yards 147 198 GB-Lofton 31 pass from Dickey 3-6 3-4 9. Brotz 1-2 3^ 5, Tlllls 1-2 04) 2, cheeked soldiers are smiling be­ Cross 1-1 04) 2. Totals 40-97 19-29 99. 7:00 College basketball: Western Boston coach Cheevers, gross miscon­ in 10 minutes. Developing Sacks by-vards 5— 32 2— 29 (Stenerud kick), 11:55 Kentucky vs. Old Dominion, ESPN OIL nignly, if somewhat woodenly. The "sales pitch,” because the Return yards 55 112 Son Diego 22 25 29 21— 97 duct, 20:00. (^rte* l yQHrt l« Clwnp*) meaningful questions that Now it's aa easy lo display your Full Three-Year Warranty Thin Third 9:00 N F L : Cowboys vs. 49ers, Chan­ Shotson goal— Boston 19-16-9-44. Chica­ red-coated sentries are plywood, in product you're selling is Posses 16— 36— 2 13— 21— 0 Chl-McKInnon 22 pass from McMahon Golden State 24 24 25 26— 99 instant pictures as it is to take TR IM P R IN TS^ can be dis­ Three-point goals— None. Fouled nels 8, 40, W PO P go 7-12-7-26. you. The interviewer go beyond the application played easily in regular albums Punts 5— 47.6 6— 41.2 (Thomas kick), 8:25 9 8 .* <.0.0. fact. them Your arm-and-ihoot KO­ Fumbles-lost out— 9:00 Men's giant slalom (taped), Goalies— Boston, Peeters. Chicago, Es­ or resume. Recording the DAMATIC 960 Instant Camera and frames or can be trimmed to 2— 1 1— 0 Fourth ESPN Taft, a retired Pratt U Whitney either buys or not, de­ Penaltles-vards 3— 30 7— 84 Cummings, L. Smith. Total fouls— Son posito. A— 17,687. B4«-aB41 information. flashes every time for vivid color fit your wallet Chl-McMahon6run (runfailed) 10:26 employee, came up with the pending on the effective­ Tim e of possession 27:26 32:34 GB-Coffmon 5 pass from Dickey Diego 33, Golden State 27. Rebounds— Son 4. Listening as an inter­ pictures. And includes a Diego 42 (D . Smith 8), Golden State 52 soldier idea after he saw a wooden ness of your sales pitch. (Stenerud kick), 11:52 view skill. Techniques for Individuol Statistics Chl-FG Thomas 22, 14:50 (L . Smith 13). Assists— Son Diego 18 soldier decorating a neighbor's RUSHING— New Englond-Collins 12- A-35,807 (Nixon 11), Golden State 18 (Floyd 4). Now, to answer your active listening. Inter­ Technical— None. A— 4,744. jfoor. 48, question. In addition to view cues examined. Tatupu 8-36, Kerrigan 1-14, R. Weathers > "They said we could copy it, but information previously 5. Body language. Be­ 3- 10, Eason 2-4. Seattle-Warner 26-116, Iwe wanted to make them original, Bryont 5-17, Doornink 3-14, Dixon 3-12, contained in this column coming aware of what you ■not copies,” he says. So he went Krleg 2 11. ROBERT J. SMITH, inc. concerning personnel ex­ and others say with your PASSING— New England-Eason 10-22- home, found a piece of plywood, 1- Raiders 30. Chargers 14 ecutives, you should find bodies. The impact of and started to sketch. 104, Kerrigan 6-14-2-72. Seattle-Krieo 13- the following helpful. It's body language on the 21-0-230. If the wooden soldiers bear some ’’ » 0 -1 9 MsmuNSMiTHS sm a listing of the topics to be interview. Practice in in­ RECEIVING— New England-Morgan LA Raiders 7 « 31 14_» Resemblance to their creator, it's 4- covered during a one-day terpreting others' body First 1914 !>not just a coincidence. Taft used 37, Tatupu 4-36, Ramsey 3-52, Collins 2-14, SD— Duckworth 40 pass from Luther seminar for executives language and in fitting Starring 1-16, Jones 1-11, C. Weathers 1- ;:his own measurements to sketch (Benirschke kick), 7:20 who do interviewing for your own body language 10. Seattle-Largent 7-133. Young 2-62, LA— Allen 8 run (Bohr kick), 8:34 :‘,the bodies of the soldiers. Doornink 2-23, Jockson 1-9, Bryant 1-3. their companies. The se­ to the impression you wish Second ! "1 measured my own arms — Missed field goals: Seattle, Johnson 34 LA— FG Bohr 21, 1:09 minar will be conducted to convey. 5 9 .8 8 L A - F G Bohr 32, 14:45 649-5241 used my own form,” he says with a at. and run by, a major 6. Establishing rapport 3 9 .8 8 Third laugh. “ That's the fun of it." The KODAMATIC LA— FG Bahr 28, 3:44 university, and the topic and communicating effec­ Lions23.Bucaneers20 65 E. CantBr StrsBl soldiers are about six feet tall. TRIMPRINT Instant sp— Muncle 2 run (Benirschke headings and description tively. Improving your 10.00 kick), 4 MBnchsBlBr, Ct. The job took Taft about 40 hours. Color Film have been taken directly ability to communicate in Tampa Bay 7 6 0 7—20 12:57 The only tool he used was a power Detroit 0 10 3 10— 23 Fourth from the advertising bro­ the interview. 29.88 First jigsaw. l a —Bronch 4 poss from Plunkett chure they use to promote 7. How to get informa­ T B -J. Bell 4 pass from J. Thompson (Bohr kick), 1:12 He painted the soldiers in (Warnke kick), 13:47 interest and attendance. tion in an interview. Ask­ LA— Allen 5 run (Bohr kick), 7:47 traditional colors. Their trousers Second A— 57,325 ing questions with a pur­ 1 9 .9 7 Det-SIms 3 run (Murray kick), 4:58 are blue, their coats are red, and The title of the seminar pose. Getting the Det-FG M urray 34, 11:11 their hats are black. White belts is "increasing Interview­ 1 2 .9 7 TB-House 20 poss from J. Thompson information you really cross their bodies. The features ing Effectiveness.” and (kick failed), 13:48 If Santa has his car painted want. • 3 .0 0 Third are painted on, also. "They have the program notes and at M A A CO , why not you? 8. How to give informa­ Det-FG Murray 36, 4:33 Calendar funny little noses and rosy topics are: Fourth AUTO REPAIRS tion in an interview. Mak­ 9.97 Det-FG Murrov 38, 6:08 Give a family member or cheeks,” Taft says, "And happy ing yourself understood. KodomoHc Cltomp Inffont Comoro Det-Chadwick 6 pass from Danielson faces — for Christmas.” yourself a gift that will last PROGRAM: "...it is Deliberately committing lakettnioconomacot Comoro otor^g tor co p'unr^o* (Murray kick), 12:28 Once the coldiers were painted. Larger toy soldiers flank the front door of Taft’s home at ol tho nokdoy tun SoouWul nttont coto> pic itvei oto TB-Corter 13 pass from J. Thompson for years to come. essential for personnel errors when giving infor­ oosy 05 orrt and tfioot (Yarno kick). 13:43 WE SERVICE ALL Taft finished them with a profes- 174 N. Elm St. MONDAY executives and other mation. Getting people to A — 78,232 Homo of Mr Goodwr9nch GENERAL MOTOR ■ sional sign painter's clear lacquer Basketball managers to conduct use the information they 3 4 .8 8 East Catholic at St. Poul (g irls), 7:30 CARS ANP TRUCKS to protect the figures from winter says. since they are really very simple to 9 9 screening and interview­ already have. elements. The completed soldiers Taft says he’s never been an avid make. "B e patient, and follow the SotOpneO 2 2 .9 7 Cardinals31,Eagles? TUESDAY ing to insure maximum 9. I^oblem-solving in lOUKoOOk % • ALL MECHANICAL REPAIRS . were screwed right onto the woodworker. The soldiers were his lines,” he says. mol-tntoOoto • 6.00 Batketboll return on payroll dollars interviews. Handling the Manchester of Simsbury, 7:45 first attempt at the art. ” I never Philadelphia 0 0 0 7— 7 • COMPLETE COLLISION REPAIRS • clapboards of the house. and preclude the costly problem-solving encoun­ 1 6 .9 7 St. Louis 7 7 to 7— 31 East Catholic at St. Bernard, 7:30 The final touch, of course, was cared for it, really, until I got the The Tafts take great pleasure in First Portland at Cheney Tech, 7:45 legal actions that too often ter. Coping with hostility ■•damooc 040 tMlont CONWro • REBUILT AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSIONS plywood and got the idea for the watching the neighborhood child­ bOOUTAe co o CCAeOt nOOOM o L-.A ffw ge onvww.* StL-Anderson 1? run (O'Oonoohue Bacon Academy of Bolton, 7:45 naming the figures. The Tafts ■oioi4t| ot inosoogmowc 440 m ew Can^o >tMi Coventry at VInol Tech, 7:45 soldiers,” he says. " I ’ve been ren watch the wooden sentries. arise from sloppy, inexpe­ in interviews. Handling n ■teetro'iK: Rod' ana meteruoa pnni r — kick), 5;01 • AUTO PAINTIN6 chose the names Chris and David, rienced communication in Second Simsbury at Monchester (g irls), 7:45 doing it ever since.” "Christmas is for kids and I disagreement. Decision­ WRESTLING • after their two great-nephews who StL-Green 10 pass from Lomax • CHARQE WITH MASTER CHARGE The soldiers would be a good guess we’re all kids at heart,” he the interviewing process. making. (O'Donoohue kick), U :)l East Catholic at Somers, 5 p.m. live in New Jersey. "Some day Though most managers Third • 24 HOUR WRECKER SERVICE they’ll end up with them,” Taft project for the beginner, he says. says. StL FG O'Donooue 20, 8:37 WEDNESDAY have little formalized As you see, most inter­ StL-Love 1 run (O'Donoohue kick), Basketball training in interviewing viewers are pretty well East Catholic at Valley Regional 14:00 techniques, they are still prepared for just about Fourth (g irls ), 7:30 SIL-Morsh 29 pass from Lomax Ice Hockey expected to select ... peo­ any kind of situation... but (O'Donoghue kick), 11:32 Glastonbury vs. Manchester at Bol­ ple as a matter of course. now that you know what ton Ice Paloce, 8:30 Holiday lights can be hazard Phl-Quick 20 pass from Jaworski East Catholic vs. Suffield at Enfield CARTER CONGRESSIONAL SERVICE their strengths are, you (Franklin kick), 14:59 Tw ins Rink, 8:10 TOPICS: 1. Establishing can, like every good sales­ Wrestling FO R O N LY The capacity of extension cords man, turn this informa­ 28.87 38.88 Te rry vllle at Cheney Tech, 6:30 COIUSIM SPEOAUSTS NEW YORK (UPl) - Pretty as recognized safety standards. Kodok Disc lO OO Camera Kodak Dtsc 4000 Comera Colts 20. Oilers 10 they may be, holiday lights can is stated in volts, amperes or watts tion to your advantage ... BuMI-in outomatic Mosb. outo- Fo< picture taking tun during your THURSDAY FIBESTDUTES • Don’t overload your Christ­ on a tag attached to the cords and' and capitalize upon it in mohe film odvonce arid flxed happy hoNday Just press a but­ Basketball pose a serious fire hazard if they mas tree with lights. The heat from Hepburn done focus lens Save ton See one toddy Houston 0 7 — 10 on light sets and appliances. your sales pitch. Don’t Boltlmore Enfield at Manchester, 7:45 DOES NOT INCLUDE BODY WORK are not properly used, says safety using too many can set the tree on 3 7 — 20 East Catholic at East Lym e, 7:30 HOLLYWOOD (UPl) - forget — you’re just as First 1229 MAIN ST. OR RUST REPAIR expert Dan Turcott. fire. The box. in which a light set • Never place an extension cord Hous— FG Kempf 34. 7:40 Coventry at E .O . Smith, 7:45 AUTO REPAIR Katharine Hepburn has Manchester at Enfield (g irls), 3:30 S I nvtcf s ’The director of F.W, Wool- comes recommends the safe under a carpet. Heat and friction Balt— FG Allegre48, 2:24 MANCHESTER THIS OFFER EXPIRES DEC. 30, 1883 completed her final Second Wrestling worth’s Quality Assurance Labor­ number for various size trees. from foot traffic could start a fire. "TSH uBesmbe of Balt— K. Anderson 71 Interception Monchester at Rockville, 4 TEL. 646-6464 atory offers these tips on the safej scenes with co-star Nick CHRISTIAN HOPE AND LOVE Wethersfield at East Catholic, 6:15 550 N. MAIN STREET Follow the recommendations. return (Allegre kick), 7:04 :.use of tree lights: • Before using old light sets,- Nolle in "The Ultimate Third • If you’re using an extension check them for loose connections, Solution of Grace Qui­ Bolt— F G Allegre 37,0:44 FRIDAY GMQUAUTY MANCHESTER, CT. 647-9928 ■; • Don’t buy any set of lights or Dial 649-H0P£ Fourth Bosketboll f s a • an extension cord that lacks a cord, match its capacity to that of or damaged wires or plugs. If you gley” for producers Men- Bolton at Tolland, 7:45 88.88 53.88 Hous— Oressel 7 pass from Luck SCRVICC MRTS : cannot repair them properly, achem Golan and Yorum Kodeh Mac 6000 Camera RodeA Olec 6000Cemora Ice Hockey 1 ^ 1 Hours: Mon.-FrI. 8 to 6; Sat. B to 12 : safety certificate such as the UL the light set or any appliance you (Kempf kick) 10:27 may be using. Otherwise, over­ throw them out. Theyjre a fire Globus of The Cannon tnt« t.initti.11 (Nrdi Balt— Beach 12-pass from Pogel (Al- East Catholic vs. Rockville at Bolton OENI31M. MOTORS nuns DIVISION PARTICIPATING MAACO* CENTERS ONLY : Listed tag. The tag means the legre kick) 1:56 Ice Palace, 9:15 product has been tested and meets loading could start a fire. hazard. Group. 16 - MANCHESTKR HEHALD, Monday. Dec. 19,,1983 MANCHESTER HERAl.D, Monduy. Dec 19. 1983 - 17

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t Warranty doada Stanley and John 7:30 p.m. at Community Baptist Church. 585 E. Center Newcomers are welcome at 7:30 p.m. and a general Robert W. Johnson and Georges and James Pe- Grange plans potiuck St., in the upstairs meeting room. meeting will follow at 8 p.m. Checks for their chanties Linda B. Johnson to Tho­ trides, 281R Spencer Sti, There are no dues, fees or weigh-ins. The group Manchester Grange, 205 Olcott St., will meet Members should use the rear entrance of the mas Atanian, Ella W. $4,906.62. Wednesday. A potiuck supper will begin at 6:30 p.m church. Refreshments will be served. The public is meets every Wednesday at the same time and place. Atanlan and Thomas K. Richard C. Harmon, Members should bring gifts for convalescent invited. Atanian III, property at 71-73 Chestnut St., $993.38. homes. Gifts should be marked for a man or woman. Screen blood pressure help spread holiday cheer S48 Wetherell St., $66,500. Mary P. Lupacchino, 68 The group is sponsoring a family for Christmas. Highland St., $739.06 and Call 647-9386 or bring items for the basket to the Overeaters set meeting COVENTRY — The Community Health Care OuRclalm deeds $776.88. meeting. Overeaters Anonymous will meet Wednesday in the Services will sponsor a blood-pressure clinic Tuesday DEAR ABBY: Almost for both parents. If they Nancy D. Impelluso to Beatrice E. Lipp, 854 meeting room of Manchester Memorial Hopsital. from 1 to 2 p.m. at Hill’s Pharmacy. 10 years ago my letter refuse medical examin»< Joseph J. Impelluso, Hillstown Road, ^ .8 1 arrived too late to run tions, implore your famllg roperty at 27 Patriot and $189.26. KIwanIs hears singers before the Christmas holi­ doctor to make a houtp ane. E Paul Della Rosa, 627 The Kiwanis Club of Manchester will meet Tuesday days, so you published it call. The fire marshal and ’" Eraest D. Demko and Center St. $621.60. at noon at the Manchester Country Club. The Round in January. I am hopeful D e a r A b b y a public health official ;Liori C. Demko to Alfred Fred Defeo, 784 Center Table Singers from Manchester High School will you will receive it this should also be summoned ^ m k o and Dolores A. St., $270. perform. Guests are welcome. year in time to make the Abigail Van Buren to examine the premisest Demko, property on Holl Richard and Joanne Christmas deadline. . Please don’t wait until a The group will also collect canned goods at the Street. Neale, 271 Burnham St., meeting. EUGENE F. M EGYESY, tragedy occurs. Arthur Morgan to Ma­ $831.98, $1,034,328, and TULSA sonic Charity Foundation $913.16. Your parents looked b( Connecticut, property M AP Associates, 201 Bennet bands to perform after you. Now it’s your DEAR EUGENE: I did. on Oxford Street. Buckland St., $6,688.90. turn to look after them. Bennet Junior High School will present a winter and I thank you for a closed check for your but my parents, because Robert H. Randall to Eileen Schweir, 356 band concert Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. in the gymnasium. generous gift, as well as a favorite charity as our gift nobody could walk Barbara L. Randall, prop­ Buckland St., $193.97 The Beginning Band, Cadet Band, Concert Band novel idea that is well to you. God bless you and through them. DEAR READERS: erty at 39 Hawthorne St. Leon Schweir, 356 Buck- Herald photo by Pinto and Jazz Band will perform. Among the selections are worth repeating: yours. No closet door will Last year Don Townsend land St., $362.97. Purcell’s "Trumpet Tune and A ir," Fred Weber’s EUGENE F. MEGYESY, close. Five inches of coun­ sent the following itqn) Poracioeurg gale Leon and Edward Christmas cards from the December issue "Oompah March," as well as "Do You Hear What I DEAR ABBY: My Wife TULSA ter space in the kitchen is '■ Northeast Savings fore­ Schweir, 357 Buckland St., Hear," "Jolly Old St. Nicholas," “ Silver Bells,” and Members of the Army & Navy Pinochle clockwise from top left, Marcella and I solved the problem maximum. My mother of Changing Times maga­ closes against Lucinda $322.64. zine. It arrived too late for "Sunday Morning." of what to give the people DEAR ABBY: First refuses to throw anything 'Harris and Bruce Meg- Francis and Dorothy Club played the pinochle club from the L’Heureux, Ruth Search, Peter Ven- Christmas, but it could be Featured performers will include Tom Lupacchino on our Christmas gift list some facts: I live more away. The place is a gett, property at 11 Brent Wohlgemuth, 27 Hendee Rockville Senior Citizens' Center Thurs­ drillo, Ed Scout, Dot Hughes, Roseanna helpful this year: on trumpet, Rob Prylko on trombone, Jeff Beaure­ who have everything — than 1,000 miles from my warehouse of broken ap­ Roaef. Road, $160.83. gard on drums, and Sherry Veal on tenor saxophone. day afternoon at the Army & Navy Club. Peloquin and Sue Kerr, all of Manches­ including a collection of parents, who have been pliances, old clothes, Sherwood Porterfield, "Don’t send Christmas Nollcg of IsaM Pre-concert music will be by Greg Siebert and Mark white elephants from pre­ married for 45 years. I ’ve newspapers, food, etc. 178 Oak Grove St, $113.82. Afterward, players stayed for a Chrsi- ter. Among those on hand were Marie greetings in cash unless Linniedus-San Fran­ Lamson. vious Christmases. been able to visit them My two brothers who Lester and Esther Wol­ tams dinner. Manchester members are, Herbst, the mayor of Vernon-Rockville. you want to risk making cisco Associates Limited The combined bands will close the evening with We sent them checks only a few times since my live nearby said they gave cott, Thomas and Gail an unintended gift to Fartnership to Romano "Jingle Bells.” Marilyn Lillibridge will conduct. The (made out to them person­ marriage 19 years ago, up years ago. Dad says if Wilkinson, 54 Cambridge American Enterprises public is invited. ally) in the amount of but I keep in close touch he even mentions throw­ Uncle Sam. Last year, St., $6.15. 170,000 pieces of illegibly Inc., premises at 249 Supermarket Shopper whatever we would have by phoning once a week. ing anything away. Linda J. Childress, 535 Spencer St. for 10 years spent for a gift, and on My husband, two child­ Mother creates a terrible addressed mail contain­ Taylor St., $37.40 and from Dec.l, 1983 with a Organization stays sober each check we wrote, ren and I visited them scene. When he discards ing $1.1 million ended U|!) $43.78. "Please sign this over to in the dead-letter office'. five-year option for Alcoholics ^ctorious, a Christian organization to 9 recently. They have a something, she retrieves William and Mary Gab- renewal. your favorite charity. Hol­ four-bedroom, two-story it from the trash! The Postal Service bey, 225 Vernon St., help alcoholics stay sober, meets every Tuesday at Shopping for the holidays: iday cheer to you! ’’ home, but there was room The place is an obvious tracked down the owners Uens rtlsatsd $1,033.42. Abby, there are so for only one extra person firetrap, but we can’t do of $472,000 — and kept the ' The town has released Anthony and Doborah many worthwhile chari­ to sleep, so I slept on the anything about it. Can you rest." tax liens on the following Salerno, 89 Shallowbrook ties, why spoil the holi­ living room sofa and my suggest something? properties: Lane, $618.65. Service Notes days fretting and shop­ husband and children CONCERNED And so, dear readers, if ’ Heritage Place Asso­ Robert Terry Jr. and a checklist for refunders you intend to mail a cash ping for unneeded gifts for stayed nearby with DAUGHTER ciates, 945 Main St., Unit Robert Terry Sr., 239 people who are doing the relatives. gift, be sure to print $07. $174.68. Henry St., $398.03 By Martin Sloane tised specials. If you can. same for us? We submit I couldn’t unpack be­ DEAR CONCERNED: clearly the name and '■ Beatrice C. McAuliffe, Francis land Catherine Completes basic training address of the person -to United Feature lake all your coupons with this idea in the hope that it cause there was no place Face it, your mother is a 101 Chestnut St., $700.49. Coleman, 48 Sanford Pvt. Phillip C. Warner, son of Mary Warner and Clip ‘n’ file refunds whom you are sending it, Syndicate you so you won’t lose out will appeal to grown-ups to put anything. My very sick woman, and if SHVC Inc. 635 S. Main Road, $186.91. stepson of William Warner of 63 Clinton St., has on the extra discount it who want to double their clothes were on doorknobs your father has lived and be sure to print your St., $1,104.13. Ernest J. Reed, 94 Jef­ Soups, Snack Foods, Candy (F ile No. 3) completed basic training at Fort Leonard Wood, Mo. In this week before the you suddenly discover a giving, and the backs of chairs. I under those conditions for own name and return Ernest J. Reed, 94 Jef­ ferson St., $2,989.44. holidays, food shopping great buy. Abby, since you are was not allowed in the five seven years, he’s sick, address on the envelope ferson St., $2,989.44. Clip out this file and keep it with cash-off Building pgrmlto budgets are often forgot­ probably among those upstairs rooms, which for too. Your brothers should as well, or it will be rough ” Isabella Benaquista, Commended for performance ten. But you can make the 6. Remember: T ’is the coupons — beverage refund offers with beverage who have everything, the last seven years have sledding come 11$ Hills St., $4.37. To University Brink arrange for physical and Navy Aviation Machinist’s Mate 3rd Class Shawn H. post-holiday bill-paying Season to Recycle. As you coupons, for example. Start collecting the needed please accept the en- been off limits to everyone Christmas! Merritt Baldwin, 125 Inc., for Stop and Shop for psychiatric examinations Kiss, son of Norman P. Kiss of River Road, Coventry, blues a little ligher if you walk down the super­ proofs of purchase while looking for the required Bran.blebush Road, sign at Broad Street, has received a letter of appreciation from the Navy. remember these holiday market aisles, you can forms at the supermarket, in newspapers and $01.29; 465 Hillstown $14,000. He received the letter for superior performance of supermarket shopping show concern for our magazines, and when trading with friends. Offers Road. $61.29: 52 Bramble- To Fire Tech Inc. for duty while serving with Fighter Squadron 41. Naval tips; natural resources by sup­ may not be available in all areas of the country. bush Road, $61.29: 116 Barbara Seigal to repair Air Station Oceana, Virginia Beach, Va. 1. This week, most su­ porting the effort to recy­ Allow 10 weeks to receive each refund. Causes of male infertility: Bramblebush Road, fire damage at 137 Brook­ permarkets will be featur­ cle paper. Just look for the The following refund offers are worth $9.2,';, $61.29; 126 Bramblebush field St., $1,000. Airman decorated at base ing holiday foods in their words: "This product This week’s refund offers have a total value of Road. $61.29; 100 Still To Fire Glow Distribu­ advertisements :.. tur­ packaged in recycled pap­ '$18.72. Field Road, $166.84; 455 tors for Henry Odiena for First Lt. John C. Wilson, son of George A. Wilson of keys, cranberries, pump­ erboard” or the three This offer does not require a refund form; r?t:iore than low sperm count HUIstown Road, $61.29; 77 a fireplace insert at 98 67 Walnut St. and Doris F. Cory of North Branford, has kin pies and pie fillings, arrows that form a circle JENO’S Snacks Refund, P.O. Box PM 428, El Still Field Road. $132.76; Knollwoiod Road, $900. been decorated with the U.S. Air Force commenda­ apple juice and cider all on the boxes you Paso, TX 79966. Receive a $1 refund. Send three 136 Still Field Road. To R. K. Carpentry for tion medal at Kadena Air Base in Okinawa, Japan. seals of quality from any variety of Jeno’s Pizza Brian Edwards for siding Wilson is a transportation officer with the 18th should be on sale and offer purchase. DEAR DR. LAMB; obstruction of a large vein 6119.74; 36 Bramblebush you substantial savings. Rolls Brand Party Snacks, Egg Rolls or Pizza With all the talk about 'Boad, W1.29; 89 Bramble- at 275 Oakland St., $2,200. Transportation Squadron. Snack. Expires July 4, 1984. that drains the blood out of Yankee Aluminum for 2. Make your holiday 7. Be sure to ask at the infertility lately, I decided your leg. The obstruction bush Road. $61.29; 108 These offers require refund forms: Donald Wood for siding at shopping list as complete service desk or in the to go to a urologist and is caused by the clot. Bramblebush Road, BLAIR Refund/PPC Fall Promotion $1 Re­ 92 Columbus St., $2,730. Local Marine promoted as possibile and fill it with manager’s office for re­ have a sperm lest done, While I ’m a great sup­ $01.29. fund. Send the required refund form and three To Town of Manchester advertised specials. Also, fund forms. Many will be since I was injured as a Your Health porter of exercise, there Seymour Kaplan, 155 Marine Lance CpI. Stephen T. Bray, son of Pauline Universal Product Code .symbols from any for alterations to highway don’t forget to look for expiring and it would be a child. The analysis came are situations when exer­ Main St., $1,608.86. Frederick of 135 Pond Lane, has been promoted to his bite-size bag of Almond Joy, Mounds or York. garage at 263 Olcott St., bargains on the other pity if these valuable back as a count of less Lawrence Lamb, M.D. cise is not wise. When to Rosemary M. Kenyon, present rank while serving at Marine Barracks $ 10, 000. items you’ll be needing. offers unused just be­ Expires March 31, 1984. than 100,900 ml. and all . 16 Wilfred Road, $1,069.69. Guantanamo Bay. Cuba. - exercise and how much To ABCO Building Con­ cause shoppers forgot to C AM PB E LL’S Chunky $1 — $2 Refund. Send the forms were non-motile. Manchester Garden E The supermarket adver­ after a clot has formed is a tractors Inc. for Jack tisements offer you sav­ ask for them. required refund form and eight proofs of The tests came back the Apartments, 34C Garden very critical decision. ■ Migliore for alterations to Graduates at Fort Knox ings of as much as 20 purchase for a $1 refund, 11 proofs of purchase for same way twice. .Drive, $389.64; 17 Garden If you move around too a dwelling at 37 Philip percent ... even ones in 8. When you get to the a $1.50 refund or 14 proofs of purchase for a $2 My hormone analysis Drive, $389.64; 22D St. Pvt. Jaan Laius, son of R. and Joan M. Laius of 54 much or too ea rly, the Clot Road, $10,000. small print! checkout counter, be sure refund. Proofs of purchase are the proof-of- came back normal. But on studies probably deserve for it to me, in care of the .James St., $389.64; 28K Notch Road, Bolton, has graduated as an armor may break loose and To Pelletier Builders to circle the expiration purchase tickets from the back panels of any size examination, they found 1 further observation. Manchester Herald, P.O. Garden Drive, $389.64; crewman at the U.S. Army Armor School, Fort Knox, S.iWhen you have made travel through your circu­ Inc. for Edg'ar Clarke to dales on your coupons, put or variety labels of Campbell’s Chunky Soups. had varicoceles. What is a A varicocele is a fre­ Box 1551, Radio City Sta­ 82C St. James St.$389.64: Ky. lation to your lungs. It construct a partition at up your shopping list, go them in order of.value and Expires March 31, 1984. varicocele? Can I be oper­ quent cause of male infer­ tion, New York, N.Y. 22K St.James St.. $389.64, then lodges in the lungs, 881 Main St.,$2,000. to your coupon file and try be sure to thank the CELESTE Accelerated Refund Offer. Receive ated on to improve my tility. It is nothing more 10019. Industrial Park Corp, causing a pulmonary em­ To Metro Building Co. to find as many coupons cashier for her help and a $1 — $2.25 refund. Send the required refund form sperm’s motility, as well than a varicose vein in the 169 Progress Drive, Promoted to corporal C bolism. This can be very Inc. for Heritage Mort­ as you can for the items on wish her (or him) a very and. from any 8-inch Celeste Pizza packages, five as count ? Am I considered cord to the testicle. It DEAR DR. LAMB: I ,'$582.26; 185 Progress dangerous. So I would not gage to alter a commer­ Marine Lance CpI. Richard B. Hagberg, son of your list. Combining a happy holiday! Universal Product Code purchase seals for $1, infertile at this time? interferes with the normal would like your opinion on ..Drive, $426.40; 149 Pro- advise anyone with your cial building at 945 Main James A. and Ina Emery of 738 Tolland Turnpike, has supermarket special with seven Universal Product Code purchase seals for cooling mechanism. The blood clots. I am in my ;^gress Drive, $639.18. problem to do any activity St.,$20,000. been promoted to his present rank while serving with a coupon for tw discounts 9. 11 holiday cheer will $1.50 and nine Universal Product Code purchase DEAR READER; Your temperature of the testi­ 70s. Last month I was in Edward "rrares, 8 Pil- that is not first recom­ To S. J . Choma Inc. for a the 1st Marine Division, Camp Pendleton, Calif. on the same item will give include wines or liquors, seals for a $2.25 refund. Expires March 31, 1984, count is normal. It usually cles is very important in the hospital a week for a „grim Lane, $2,311.58. mended by his or her dwelling at 105 Bramble­ you a "Double P lay" that be sure to look for refund MAUNA LOA $1 Refund. Send the required is said that a man is maintaining fertility. Evi­ clot above my knee. Since David and Jean Isen- doctor. bush Road, $44,000. will save you 40 to .50 offers. This season there refund form and the label from one 7-ounce jar or infertile if his sperm count dently the varicocele I have been home my leg berg, 32 Carpenter Road, Knowles receives promotion As the clot contracts, To Town of Manchester percent. are dozens of refund two 3-and-a-half ounce jars of Mauna Loa is 20,000 cells or less per causes the temperature to is swollen below the knee, .62,051.08. relieving the obstruction, for a greenhouse at 549 E. Royce D. Knowles, son of Steve E. and Patricia L. offers on everything from Macademia Nuts. Expires June 30, 1984. ml. of fluid. But the other be too high. including my foot and .Frank and Anne Vaiciu- 4. Be sure to check the the swelling may disap­ Middle Turnpike, $18,000. Knowles of 7 Florence St., has been promoted in the Canadian whiskey to NESTLE School Supplies $1 Refund. Send the requirement is that the toes. And the skin over the lus, 527 Woodbridge St., expiration dates on the Some studies have pear or at least become To Graham Inc.for MIP U.S, Army to the rank of specialist four. Spanish champagne. required refund form and 10 wrappers from any cells have to be motile calf is bright red, but not 1277.43. refund offers you 'have shown that by removing less of a problem. 16A Corp. for alterations Knowles is a tracked-vehicle mechanic at Fort Nestle Chocolate Bars (except miniatures), (capable of spontaneous feverish. Joseph L. Swensson Jr. been working on. Many the varicocele entirely by at 169 Progress Drive, Riley, Kan., with the 701st Maintenance Battalion. He 10. Don’t forget to save along with a register tape with the purchase price m obility). You might be I am taking Coumadin Inc., 124 Wellman Road, offers will be expiring at stripping out, the vein $65,000 is a 1982 graduate of Manchester High School. the cash register receipts, circled showing the purchase of $1 in school classified as infertile on and sit with my leg 61,348.42; 67 Pilgrim Lane the end of this month, and often improves fertiiity. To Russell Boynton for boxes and papers that supplies. Expires March 31, 1984. the basis of your test. Just elevated at all times. Is ;£I140.08. if you are missing that last Varicoceles are discussed a wood stove at 26 Plaza come with games, toys, W ILLY WONKA BRANDS Chocolate Factory remember, it only takes there any hope of the Harold and Priscilla Ensign completes course required box top or label, in The Health Letter 17-4, Drive, $200. appliances, Christmas $1 Refund Offer. Send the required refund form one healthy sperm cell to swelling going down? Is Richmond, 142 S. Main add the item to your Male Reproductive Func­ SHOWCASE To Gene Michaud for Navy Ensign David K. Marti, son of Kenneth G and tree lights and all the and three wrappers from Willy Wonka’s Peanut induce a pregnancy. exercise bad for this type ; St., $223.73. shopping list. tions, which I am sending Wilfred Zweeres to repair Dorothy L. Marti of 20 Woodhill Road, has completed other gift items asso­ Butter Bars. Expires May 1. 1984. There are recent reports of leg trouble? Nicholas R. Cappellucci you. Others who want this fire damage at 97 Bissell the Surface Warfare Officers’ Basic course. 5. When you get to the ciated with the holidays. Here's a refund form to write for: A $1 refund. that suggest non-motile Z and John J. Ivaldi, 207 issue can send 75 cents St., $5,000. supermarket, be sure to There are many refunds Kjeldsens Butter Cookies, Atalanta Corp., 17 cells can be activated by DEAR READER; You i^ ^ n ic e St, $2,065.54. with a long, stamped, To Graham Inc.for MIP keep your eyes open. This offers on these items and Varick St,, 13th Floor, New York, NY 10013. This drinking coffee. These evidently still have an Northwotid Associates, self-addressed envelope 16T Corp.for alterations Marine re-enlists is one of the biggest when you find the refuhd offerexpires March 31,1984. While wailingforthe V 667A Hilliard St.. $351.45. shopping weeks of the forms for these offers, form, save the register tape and perforated 'Z'~ Arthur and Patricia Do- at 169 Progress Drive, Marine Staff Sgt. William E. Davis, son of Alfred W. year, and stores will be you’ll be happy you saved center divider found between the top and bottom IMT[RSnTiS4IXITS8 ^liranski, 61 Englewood $35,000. and Shirley' S. Davis of 28 Wellman Road, has To Frederick Kurtz for adjusting their invento­ these valuable proofs of layers inside a box of Kjeldsens Butter Cookies. Cinema tASTHUmOID SM-UK) > Drive. $519.01. re-enlisted for four years. ries with lots of unadver­ purchase. w'. James and Sarah alterations to a dwelling He is serving with the 2nd Marine Aircraft Wing P.C.CAB liPunphy, 666 Hillstown at 38 Erie St., $2,500. Marine Corps Air Station , Beaufort, S.C. Hartford ToG.&W.KlockCo.for 5:15, /:45, 9:40. — Uncom­ Story (PG) 7, 9:15. — War- Road, $1,769.08. Atheneum Cinema — Live mon Valor (R) 1:15, 3:15, Games (PG ) 7, 9:15. a tank at 1366 Tolland holiday children'! ihow. 5:15, 7:40, 10. The Movies — To Be Or Not ------SHOWN «T:------m William and Mary Vir- Seaman completes training Turnpike, $10,000. Film schedule resumes Dec. Manchester To Be (PG) 12,2,4,6,8,10:10. lill'kll.lill.Ml.fiM ^.gin ia Rice, 190 Chestnut Births 28. To Jefferson House for a U A Theaters East— Two of — Two of a Kind (PG) 12, - 8 t„ $834.70 Navy Seaman Recruit Tony J. Biggins, son of Cinema City — Rear Win­ a Kind (R) 7:15, 9:15. — The 1:40, 3:20, 5, 6:40, 8:20, 10. — dow (PG) 7:20, 9:45. — GORKY Ellis Sales Inc., 89 tool shed at 57 Hollister Juanita Elliott of Tolland Turnpike, has completed Mon Who Loved Women (R) The Man Who Loved VVomen St., $550. Kuzmickas, Adriene, daughter of Peter and Cynthia Angelo, AAy Love (R) 7:40 9:40. — To Be Or Not To Be. (R) 12:15, 2:30, 4:45, 7, 9:30. Cedar St., $12.32 and recruit training at the Naval Training Center, Great grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. John C. Beggs of with The Great Sontlnl (R) PARKiR] "To Thomas E. Hoeffner Hauschild Kuzmickas of 4 Cider Mill Road. Andover, (PG ) 7:30, 9:45. Wllllmantic — SHOWN AT:— ~ >613.13. Lakes, III. Manchester. Her paternal grandparaents are Mr. and 9:50. — The Grey Fox (PG) Mansfield Jlllson Square Cinema — for Antonio and Sandra was born Nov. 22 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Mrs. John T. McManus Sr, of Franklin. She has two 7:30,9:35. — (VUckey's Christ­ Translux College Twin — Scortace (R) 7:15. — A Stanley and Lucy Pro­ mas Carol (G) with The Michele for a fireplace Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs, brothers, Michael, 5 and Brian, 3. Schedule unavailable. Christmas Story (PG) 7:10, 'll kbpowicz, 1085 E. Middle Rescuers (G) 6:45, 9. Vernon 9:10. — Sudden Impact (R) 7, insert at 25 Scott Drive, Completes naval school Edmund Hauschild of Storrs. Her paternal grand­ Colonial Reopens Friday. - .Turnpike, $788.04. 9 Haam, Christopher Sungwoo, son of Ki Jung and Cine 1A 2 — Educating Rita 9:15. — Terms ot Endear­ UNCOMMON To Dot) Levitt for John mother is Mrs. Mary Kuzmickas of Manchester. She Sung You Ham of Downey Drive, was born Nov. 25 at CInestudIo — Parsifal 7:30. (PG) 7, 9:15. — The Dead ment (PG) 6:50, 9:20. Edward Firestone. 71 Coast Guaard Lt. j.g. Robert J. Legier, son of East Hartford VALOR Ahlberg to repair roof at has a brother Ryan, 5, and a sister, Jennifer, 3, Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grand­ Zane (R) 7:15, 9:30. Windsor ; Stock Place. $245.82; 56 George L. and Lillian C. Legier of 36 Jarvis Road, has Eastwood Pub & Cinema — West Hartford SHOWNATi 48 Spruce St., $1,000. Hennig, April Jennifer, daughter of David and Schedule unavailable. Plaza — A Christmas Story -S to c k Place, $933.74. completed the Maritime Law Enforcement School. parents are Chung Hee Kwom of Seoul, Korea and his Elm 1 A 2 — A Christmas (PG) 7:15. ItlMilMtlMiSa-ltiM' To Mirucki’s Roofing Alison Martin Hennig of Hebron, was born Nov. 23 at Poor Richard's Pub A Ci­ .•■•-Theresa Lee. 11 Spencer paternal grandparents are J, Woom Choie of Seoul, nema — Educating Rita (PG) for Sherwood Clough to Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal .■TSt.. $81.87. Korea. He has a brother, Jung Woo Ham, 2. 7:15. repair roof at 149 Wells Navy man completes course grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Allyn F. Martin of 113 Quaglia, Kasey Lynn, daughter of Robert Carlo and Showcase Cinemas — Scar- ;;;; K.W. Associates, 2 Y E N T L 11^ St., $2,300. Bretton Road. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and face (R) 1, 4:15, 7:30. — • ^ hompson Road, Navy Ensign Steven E. Sloan, son of Edward R. and Sharon Coolbaugh Quaglia of 121 Waddell Road, was Terms of Endearment (PG) ------SHOWN AT:------To Leon Cieszynski for Mrs. William Hennig, Dover, Mass. 1211,102.66. Millicent D. Sloan of 18 Conway Drive, has completed born Nov. 21 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her 1:40,4:15,7, 9:40. — Sudden Something Different...... Wish Someone A addition to a dwelling at Dubiel, Allyson Cope, daughter of Matthew and .Impact (R) 12:30, 2:45, 7:20, 'H I Lawrence and Eliza- the Surface Warfare Officers’ Basic course at the maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. George I. 173 Irving St., $10,750. Anne Cope Dubiel of 424 W. Middle Turnpike, was born 9:45. — Christine (R) 1, 3:10, •- ^ t h Ann Droney, 96 Con- Coolbaugh Sr. of 124 Old Oak Trail, Coventry. Her 5:15, 7:40, 10. — YentI (PG ) SCARFACE Surface Warfare Officers School, Command Detach­ Nov. 25 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. John C. 1:30, 4:10, 7:10, 9:40.— Gork Happy Birthday ;2'lway Road, $770.93. Heat loss key ment Coronado, San Diego, Calif. maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Alan W. Quaglia of 119 Waddell Road. P a rK (R ) 1:45,4:15,7:10,9:50. w ith A Herald Happy Heart >■; Edward and Olive A. Cope of South Windsor. Her paternal grandparents — D.C. Cab (R) 1:15, 3:15, — SHOWN A i i -m = d •• -Shensie, 23 Bunce Drive, Maynard, Jennifer Lee, daughter of Peter M. and to energy cost are Mr. and Mrs. Donald Dubiel, South Windsor. 1279.47. Named outstanding soldier June Bergstrom Maynard of 33 Laurel Trail, 'Z LINCOLN, Neb. (V P I) Moran, Michael James, son of Daniel and Laura Only 5 ; I Byron and Ruth Birtles, wiwtnviTHUiOMTTOiimTWKumTiP wHCPawaiviPK.mmu$5.HM mot w w m b h u h w npocatmiou Coventry, was born Nov. 22 at Manchester Memorial — A housing specialist Spec. 4 Margaret A. Windsor, daughter of Martha A. Nolan Moran of 40 Olcott St., was born Nov. 23 at SUDDEN “•' abO Vernon St., $1,741.94, Hospital. Her maternal grandmother is Mrs. Virginia $6.00 says it costs less to warm Windsor of 29 Downey Drive, has been named Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grand­ '2 !$1,892,70, $2,113.68. Bergstrom of 15 Vernon Raod, Bolton. Her paternal IMPACTig up a 55-degree F house in otustanding soldier of' the year for the 93rd Signal parents are Peter and Bernice Nolan of West Babylon, ------SHOWN AT ------Lawrence and Martha grandparents are Mr, and Mrs. Ronald Maynard of 54 GLOBE the morning than to main­ Brigade in Ludwigsburg, West Germany. N.Y. His paternal grandparents are George and Millie • -Hose, 31 Knollwood Road, Watrous Road, Bolton. tain a 65-degree house all She is a communications system operator with the Moran of Holland, Mass. 2:.H03,38. RITE A ID P HARiVIACIES night. 34th Signal Battalioon. Chareunsouk, Anoosa, son of Bounheung and , Starkweather, Jolene Marie, daughter of Donald A. Travel Service CHRISTINE 2 " 'Paflt Chestnut Enter- "It's a matter of heat E A S T H A R T FO R D Soukniran Channavong Chareunsouk of 460 Main St., and Melanie Coulombe Starkweather of 61 Essex St., 555 MAIN STREET ENFIELD • prises, 114 Park St., loss,” says Kathleen Par­ was born Nov. 24 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. was born Nov. 19 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. 643-2165 m Awarded Navy medal •95 ELM STREET-PHARM ACY PH: 745-4121 •271 ELLINGTON RD. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Robert ■ SHOWNATi — ' 5 646.27. rott, of the University of His maternal grandparents are Syphanh and Nou 1iM.SilMt1l.ri4a.1M t PH ARM ACY PH: 528 -61 1 5 Coulombe of 413 Spring St. Her paternal grandfather Over 30 Year$ ■ Dale and Lorraine Nebraska extension ser­ Marine Lt. Col. Hpward D. Daniel, son of Mrs. MANCHESTER Channavong of Clarkston, Calif. His paternal Elizabeth Daniel of 27 Ardmore Road, has been is Donald A. Starkweather Sr. of Main Street. She has Travel Experience Call.... TERMS OF yS.-ISufque, 2 Gail Road, vice. "The amount of heat •361 M AIN STREET-PHARM ACY PH: 6 49 -91 1 0 grandparents are Lay and Nom Chareunsouk of Laos. awarded the Navy Commendation Medal. a sister, Jennica Laine, 2. Her maternal great­ Authorized agent ir ' 5 ;$3.73. lost from a house depends ENDEARMENTiPo\ He received the decoration while serving with the McManus, Jennifer Lynn, daughter of John T., and grandmother is Evelyn Baker of Sonoerset, Mass. Her Manchester for all Airlines 643-2711 • George and Liberty on the difference between Ask tor -SHOWN AT:- 2nd Marine Aircraft Wing, Marine Corps Air Station, Lynn Beggs McManus Jr. of Nibrwich, was born Nov. paternal great-grandmother is Laqra Sheehorn of nailrnads and Steamship' 1i4M i 1|.rAM$4i 2!,‘Kalfas, 32 Croft Drive, indoor and outdoor 25 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal Florida. Lines. JSNCT Z"$864.03. temperatures.” Cherry Point, N.C. IH - MANC HKSTKR HERALD. Monday, Dec. 19, 1983 MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday, D(‘C. 19, 1983 - 19 Classified.... 643-2711 LOOK FOR THE STARS... * Business Opportunities .. .22 Store/OtfIce Space ...... 44 Household Goods...... 62 Notices Situation W anted...... 23 Resort Property ...... 45 MIsc. for Sale ...... 63 Rates For advertisements to be Look for the CLASSIFIED ADS with STARS; stars help you get Lost/Found...... 01 Employment Info...... 24 MIsc. for Rent...... 46 Home and Garden...... 64 Minimum Chorot: published Monday, the dead­ Personals...... 02 Instruction...... 25 Wanted to Rent...... 47 Pets ...... 65 $2.25 for one day line Is 2:30 p.m. on Friday. Announcements ...... 03 Roommates Wanted...... 48 Musical Items ...... 66 Par Word: better results. Put a star on your ad and see what a Auctions...... — 04 Real Estate Recreational Item s ...... 67 1-2 days...... 15« Read Your Ad Services A ntiques...... 68 3-3 days...... 14« Homes for Sale...... 31 Tag Sales...... 69 6 days...... 13« classified advertisements 'k difference it makes. Telephone 643-2711, Monday-Friday, Financial Condominiums...... 32 Services Offered...... 51 Wanted to Buy ...... 70 26 days...... 12« are taken by telephone as a Lots/Land for Sale ...... 33 convenience. Mortoaoes...... 11 Paintino/Papering...... 52 Happy Adi: Investment Property ...... 34 The Manchester Herald is Personal Loans...... 12 Bulldino/Contractino...... 53 $3.00 per column Inch Business P ro p e rty...... 35 responsible only for one Incor­ 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. ______4 ____ Insurance...... 13 Rooflng/Sidlno ...... 54 Resort Property ...... 35 Heating/Plumbing...... 55 Automotive rect Insertion and then only Wanted to B orrow ...... 14 Deadlines F lo o rin g ...... 56 tor the size of the original Cars/Trucks for Sale . For classified advertise­ Insertion. Rentals Income Tax Service...... 57 Motorcvcles/Blcycles ments to be published Tues­ Court of Probate Employment Services Wanted...... 58 Rec Vehicles...... Errors which do not lessen , I MIsc for Sole S3 Musical Items 66 Cars/Trucks for Sale 71 District of Andover day through Saturday, the the value oftheadvertlsement NOTICE OF HBARINO & Education Rooms for Rent ...... 41 For Sale Auto Services...... deadline Is noon on the day ESTATE OF AN- Apartments for Rent ...... 42 Autos for Rent/Lease. will not be corrected by an . TOINETTE PESCE, on In­ before publication. ■20 GALLON AQUARIUM capable person. Pursuant to Help Wanted ...... 21 Homes for Rent ...... 43 Holiday/Seasonal.: ...... 61 MIsc. Automotive additional insertion. AREYOUTIREDoflook- an order of Hon. Norman J. 'with wrought Iron base. Ing at high priced new Preuss, Judge, doted De­ Complete set up. Many pianos that will depre­ Bank cember 14,1983 a hearing will FOR extras. S50. Call 643-1814. be held on on application ciate, or broken down old Repossessions proving for the authority to Help Wanted 21 Apartments for Rent 42 Homes for Rent 43 Plano that no one appre­ sell a certain piece or parcel Notices ^ E N 'S IRISH Fishermon FOR SALE ciates? Then come heor, 1080 DoOg* Coll • 1 7 0 0 of land at private sole os In X n it cardigan sweater, see and appreciate 40 sold application on file more 1970 ChevrolBl Cafnaro • 4 9 0 0 fully appears, at the Court of THE large size. Candide wool, rebuilt grands, players, PART TIME OR FULL FOUR ROOM APART­ MANCHESTER — Large ^ew . Natural color. $80. I960 Ford Mullang •2500 Probate on December 29, Lost/Found 01 uprights at Meyers Pl­ 1983 at 1:30 P.M. TIME MEDICAL SECRE­ MENT — No appliances. 4 bedroom contempor­ Call 643-4059. ano. Call 871-2143. The above can be seen Sharon B. Preuss, TARY In Doctor's office $240 per month: plus utili­ ary. $900 plus security. at SBM Clerk In Manchester. Expe­ ties, $300 Seaurlty dep­ Plus utilities. No pets. 913 Main St. 037-12 SMHLL ‘SEASONED OAK —Spilt, BEGINNERS GUITAR — LOST — Young black rience preferred. Reply: osit. No pets./Phone 643- D.W. Fish, 643-1591, 872- .$tOve length. $90 a cord, Excellent condition. $20. kitten. Pearl Street. Call P.O. Box 1361, Manches­ 4751,^0 Bptri. 9153. delivered. Call evenings, Call 643-5314. TOWN OF MANCHCtTCR a fte r 6pm, 649-9697. ter, CT 06040. Christmas Gift Guide ,228-9101. LEQAL NOTICE Reward. MANChW tER — Two At a meeting on December MIsc Automotive 76 12,1983 the Planning and Zon­ INVESTOR. A COUNTRY EXPERIENCED ME­ bedrooms In four family. METAL DETECTORS TYPEWRITERS ing Commission mode the REWARD IF FOUND — CHANIC — Truck work Appliances/ w/w carpet­ Store/Office Space CHRISTMAS SPECIALS on CHRISTMAS YALE TYPEWRITER SER­ Recrecrtional Items 67 following decision: University Scarf - Royal and cars, same diesel, a|l ing, oft street parking M ETAL DETECTORS by COUNTRY CHRISTMAS VICE — Typewriters Re­ SUZANNE SHORTS. TRUSTEE blue and gold with emb­ benefits. Apply In per­ TWO STUDDED SNOW ET AL (S-57) - Denied the ap­ and storage. Rent $350 White. CONNECTICUT Has arriyed at the CRAFTS- built. Portable Typewriters, SEARS EXERCYCLE, plication and zoning closslfl- lem initials R.A. Call son: M 8. M Oil, Route 6, plus utlltles and security. from $35. Sales and Service ; TIRES — P155 80D13, 474 MAIN STREET — VALLEY COIN COMPANY, (WEN'S GALLERY. Stained Hoad skis and poles - FLEXIBLE FLYER — 5 mounted on Vega rims. cation of Planned Residence 623-5285. Bolton. Call 649-2871. No pets. Call 649-0717. Business office space. 805 Main Street. 643-6295. glass chandeliers, copper- Typewriter and Adding Ma-/ Development - 580/843V ,'I85cm. Beginners golf feet long. New. $50. Coll $40. Call 646-5468. Burnham Street West and 300 First floor, across from Open 9am - 11am, 12pm - ware, country baskets, sten­ chines. 41 Purnell Piece,' ^clubs and bag, 2 pair HELP WANTED — Se­ LIKE PRIVATE HOME. Manchester. 649-4986. 646-2218. Chapel Rood. post office. Call 646-2426, 3pm, Monday thru ciled cheese boxes, theo­ men's Ice skates - 9'/] 8, MAN'S 26" regular bicy­ A copy of this decision has 9 cretary with scripsit Studio-type apartment. * * « * ^ 9am-5pm weekdays. Saturdoy.' rems, wool geese, etc., etc., TO'/^, 1 pair women's Ice TWO PAIR HUKABA cle. $20. Call 646-7636. been filed in the Town Clerk's Employment training to work part Utilities, appliances. a a a a a etc. 58 Cooper Street, 647- STEREO SPECIAUSt office. time, January. Call 659-.,- ekates, Canadian Flyer - Skis, 170cm with Solomon PLANNING AND Working single adult. No MANCHESTER — 243 JEWELERS 816V. J.B . ELECTRONICS — ' -9Vi, 3 velvet pictures, and ZONING COMMISSION 2212 or 721-7788 children, pets. Call 643- a a a a a 404 bindings and poles, LEGAL NOTICE Main Street. New brick, BRAY'S JEWELRY STORE Where the Professionals frames, electric knife, $35 pair. 1 Pollenex back Leo Kwosh, Secretorv & Education 2880. one level, professional Annual meeting of the Bol­ Doted at Manchester, CT this — 737 Main Street, Manches­ ANTIQUES buy their stereo equipment 'croquet set. All Excellent massoger, $25. Miscel­ ton Cemetery Association, 19th day of December, 19S3. RN — Full time visiting office suites, with full Inc., will be held on Dec. 29, nurse for home health ter. Specializing In Seiko, f u r n it u r e , s t e r lin g , and accessories. Discount ■:;Condltlon. Call 649-8309, laneous ski boots and 035-12 MANCHESTER — Im­ basement, separate fur­ Pulsar, Timex and Kre- TOYS, Country Items and A pricing on cash and carry lam to 5pm, ask for Bud. 1983 at 2 p.m. at the Bolton agency serving a 6 town maculate twa bedroom pants. Coll 649-3879 after Town Hall, Bolton, Conn. Help Wanted nace and air. Abundance mentz watches. Also fine Wide Selection or Accesso­ Items. Call Jack Bertrand, 6pm. Robert D. Murdock area. Duties Include apartments, in two fam­ of parking. Under con­ NOTICE TO CREDITORS home visiting, school iewelry and Hummel Figu­ ries at GATHERINGS & 643-1262. 1 HP ELECTRIC MOTOR V President ESTATE OF ANNA M. ily house. Immediate oc­ struction. Occupancy In a a a a a 031-12 nursing and general cam- rines. "We Service What We ANTIQUE ACCENTS, 433 '8 3450 RPM, single phase. GYMNASTS 10 foot prac­ PLIKAITIS ako Anno Me- SALESPERSON — Full cupancy. Appliances, March. -750, 1000 and 2000 Sell " 643-5617. Main Street. GIFT SHIRTS $40. Phone 643-1938. tice floor beam, great lesko Pllkoltls, late of Man­ munlty activities. 35 garage, large basement. NOTICE TO CREDITORS chester, deceosed. The Hon. time. Experienced. Ma­ square feet. Still time to a a a a a PERSONAL TEE — Person-} Christmas gift for be­ ESTATE OF LOUELLA M. hours per week, compre­ In quiet, residential customize. Call: Donald a a a a a William E. FitzGerald, ture. Apply: Marlow's, hensive benefits. Call f r u it BASKETS ollzed Fun and Sportswear.' "HUMIDIFIER — Excel- ginners. Carpeted, black QUIGLEY aka Luella M. Judge, of the Court of Pro­ Inc. 867 Main, n e lg h b a rh o o d . $475 Fish, 875-9647. LET THE DIAMOND - lent condition. $6. Coll walnut. $35. Call 644-1178. Quigley, aka Louella M orri­ bate, District of Manchester Community Health Care month, plus low utilities. FANCY FRUIT BASKETS Great Gifts For Christmas. son Hopkins Quigley, late of Manchester. SHOWCASE ot the Man­ — Order early. Also Wicker NEW ADDRESS: 825 MAIN 643-5013. at a hearing held on De­ Services, Inc., Columbia, Call 643-4589. TWO CAR GARAGE — chester Parkade help you Manchester, deceosed. The cember 12, 1983 ordered that 228-9428. EOE. Items, 20% off all wicker. STREET, Manchester. 646- CHILD'S X-C CLIP-ON Hon. William E. FitzGerald, all claims must be presented COLLEGE STUDENTS Rear of the Crockett ■ solve those gift problems. PERO FRUIT STAND - 276 3339. BEAUTIFUL LADIES SKIS - 57", poles - 42". Judge, ot the. Court ot Pro­ to the fiduciary on or before FOUR ROOM APART­ Agency at 244 Main They have a complete selec­ • * A * * •COAT — Beige with large bate, District ot Manchester March 12,1984 or be barred os — Large firm must fill MACHINE OPERATOR Oakland Street, Manches­ Ideal for beginner. Excel­ at a hearing held on De­ several semester break MENT — Second floor. Street, Manchester. Ideal tion of fine jewelry which Is TOOLS real mink collar, size 12. lent condition. In time for by law provided. — Full and part time, two Immediate .occupancy. ter, 643-6384. cember 15, 1983 ordered that Dianne E. Yusinas, openings. Start at $6.85 tor tradesman. No cars very reasonably priced. The a a a a a SHOP BLISH HARDWARE, Good condition. $50 or Christmas, $25. Call 647- all claims must be presented Assistant Clerk shifts. Some experience Parking, adults, na pets. or boats. 643-1577. to the fiduciary on or before per hour. If desired, posi­ necessary. Call between DIAMOND SHOWCASE has FLORISTS 793 Main Street for the -best offer, 649-1433 after 9028 after 6pm. tion can become part Security. Call 643-7443. been helping people with gift .'Sbm. March 15,1984 or be barred as The fiduciary Is: 9am and 5pm, 649-7905. CHRISTMAS PLANTS, Do-It-Yourselfer. Complete by law provided. Judith A. Chaump time on a flexible sche­ PROFESSIONAL OR Ideas for 26 Christmases. line of tools. Open Dally, GYMNASTS TEN FOOT Dianne E. Yusinas, 1711 Kinmwood Lone dule when classes re- O N E BEDROOM LIGHT COMMERCIAL, DIAMOND SHOWCA^SE, CENTERPIECES, Holiday TNEED a CHRISTMAS Practice floor beam - Assistant Clerk Tyler, Texas 75703 THE MANCHESTER APARTMENT — Singles Rose Special and Christmas 8;30am to 5:30pm, and s6me. Interview now be­ — A Touch of Class In a , Manchester Parkade. 646- Thursday Evenings til 9pm - "G IFT? Cross cut saw with Great Christmas gift for 038-12 BOARD OF EDUCATION only. $275 plus gas heat. great location on Ver-I 0012. •Forties. KRAUSE FLOR­ -26'' steel blade and The fiduciary Is: fore exams, begin work Is seeking a Noontime IST, 621 Hartford Road, For The Holidays. 643-4121. beginners. Carpeted. Louella M. Smith after Christmas. Please Appllahces, excellent la- non's "Gold Coast" 110to| a a a a a Wooden handle. Excel­ Black walnut. $35. Call 77 High Street Aide at Robertson catlon. Rose, 646-2482. 2700 sq. ft. with negotia­ 643-9559. lent condition. $10. Phone Milford, Moss. 01757 call Lin at 721-0349,3pm to School. $3.50 per hour. 644-1178. Smart Knit 7pm only. ble terms. Call 872-3603, RENTAL CENTER .^649-2433. 040-12 Contact Mr. Freeman, EAST HARTFORD — days. TV/STEREOS p e n t l a n d flo rist — 647-3371. EOE. TAYLOR RENTAL CEN- FLORIST DESIGNER — Furnished apartment. SHOP AL SIEFFERTS AP­ Visit Us For All Your Holl- I f o R s a l e — 10 gallon Two room efficiency for PLIANCES — 445 Hartford day Needs. See Our Choice — 155 Center Street, ^Aquarium with stand. Area florist will have an SUPERVISOR — 25 haurs Manchester. 643-2496. A ntiques <• Easy Comfort opening for a full or part older gentleman. All util­ Road, Manchester, 647-9997. Street - Good condition. $12 or per week, foster grand­ ities, share a bath. $70 MIsc. for Rent 46 SUPER SANTA SALE! Vi­ 6^-6247. "Pleasing You Is RENTS: Glassware, China, .Tsest offer. Coll after 5pm, time designer. Give pre­ parent program, sites at Silverware, Linens, All vious experience in de­ weekly. Call 643-6712. deo Tape Recorders, TV's, Our Pleasure" .649-5904. Mansfield Training Stereo's, Washers, Dryers, Your Special Needs For COVENTRY ANTIQUE tail. Write Flowers Inc., School apd surrounding Holiday Entertaining. CENTER — 1141 Main P.O. Box 1664, Manches­ MANCHESTER — Newer TWO CAR GARAGE — Refrigerators, Freezers, a a a a a ;SET ASPEN LUGGAGE area. Duties Incude; di­ oversized three bedroom MUCH M(5rE! PARK HILL JOYCE “ With wheels. Excellent Street, Route 31, Coven­ Once you know the secret, it's easy to get a good return qn your investment every timel You'll find the secret ter, CT 06040. rect supervision. Instruc­ For cold storage. Availa­ try, CT. 742-9698. 12 Deal­ in your newspaper. But it's not on the financial pages. . . it's tfte Classified columns of your newspaper! duplex. l '/2 baths. Ap­ ble Immediately. Call 742- FLOWER SHOP — Fancy .'.condition. $50. Call 649- tion, and support to fos- pliances. Air condition­ fruit baskets. Boxwood .2307. ers. Antiques, collecti­ PART TIME HELP 6027, 8am to 6pm. CAMERAS bles, furniture. Hours That's where hundreds of readers turn every day looking for good merchandise they'd like to buy. So if you have E ter grandparenfs; ing. Large deck. $595 k t t c h e s Jb a t h Trees - All Your Christmas WANTED — East Hart- maintenance of records FOR SALE ... Canon FCJ 10-5, Thurs., Fri., Sat., still good but unused items you'd like to exchange for cash . . . like power tools, musical instruments, sporting ford location. monthly, plus utilities. ACCESSORIES Decorating Needs! 36 Oak .‘.BLACK PERSIAN WA- and reports. Including Security. No pets. Call Street. 649-0791. 135mm f/3.5 lens, $70; Canon Sun., and all Christmas goods, appliances, or any one of a dozen or so other items people need and want every day . . . place your message Retlree/Seml-Retiree for Wanted to Rent 47 SHOP UNIQUE KITCHEN 8. FD2X Type A Extender, $90. .--IST Length Cape with where the cash buyers are . . . in Classified! attendance and travel. 646-0618. '.'.zippered muff, $195. week. Closed 12/25 and general office deliveries, B.A. In Social Sciences b a t h — 38 Oak Street, a a a a a Both In Excellent Condition, 1/ 1. mall pick-up, minor Manchester for Wonderful used very little. Call 643-2711 ' Black Persian collar, $25. Why not call us today to put your low-cost ailvertising message in print. preferred, experience In MANCHESTER — Three CENTER PIECES, FRUIT- .Call 649-5996. maintenance of premises human service field re­ Gifts tor All Those Special BASKETS, Flowering between 9am and 4pm, osk and other light lobs. Re­ room apartment, all u tili­ People. 646-9696. for Mark. quired. Serious consider­ ties, located on Center Plants for Your Holiday -THREE MANHATTAN . . aaaaaaaaaaaa quires automobile and ation given to person Needs. BROWN'S FLOW­ flexible hours. Call Ca­ Street. References re­ WANT TO RENT IN RUBBER DUCKPIN Bo- A U lO m O t lV G seeking to reenter lob quired. $320 monthly. 644- ERS, INC. 163 Main Street, wiing Balls, 2 lbs. each, C rolyn, 568-1200, 9am to MANCHESTER— 2-4 bay Manchester, 643-8455. market. Must have car. 0019. KIDS STUFF carrying case, shoes. Ex- aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa 4pm. Closing date 2/2/84. facility with lifts and G IF T BROCHURES compressor for new car KIDS STUFF (Located In cellent condition. $35. Apply by resume only to LARGE THREE BED­ Trader World) — (Used) CAN'T DECIDE WHAT TO Call 649-4649. Cars/Trucks for Sale 71 Mrs. Steere, TVCCA) reconditioning. Call Ken BUY? Let your loved ones ROOM — Appliances. Maturo or Larry De- Clothes, toys, equipment. DOLL CLOTHES P.O. Box 215 Jewett City, Garage. Excellent loca­ Bought and Sold. 397 Tol­ pick out their own gift from BEIGE FAKE FUR •••••••••••••••••••aaaa CT 06351. EOE. sando, 649-1749. BARBIE DOLL DRESSES, a from a pre-pald gift bro­ AREA ADVISORS tion. $500 monthly plus land Turnpike, Manchester, palamas - .80(. Complete COAT, Size 14. Coll 649- 1974 TOYOTA CORONA utilities. Call 643-1903. 500 ft. west of Howard chure. Fifteen brochures to 4023. — 4 door, 4 speed. Body NEEDED in Manchester wedding outfit, $3.75. Beauti­ choose from, ranging In to dellyer to our carriers. Johnsons. Open Dally 9:30- ful Bridesmaids outfits, •------good shape, runs well, Condominiums 32 ASHFORD — Two bed­ Services price from $10 to $100. Great ."NEW MAHOGANY Core new engine parts. $2000or 643-2711 2:30. Antiques Still Bought $275. Call 643-6452. Call 647-9946 between 9am for long distance giving - no and 11am. room condo. Convenient and Sold. “ Door, 18" X 80" X 1%". best offer. Call 646-9589 PHOTO-GUIN K n it to UCONN. Call 621-0456. packages to wrap or mall Ul8. Phone 643-6913. after 4pm, ask for Mark. Coll 646-8255. PXnERN MANCHESTER — New Services Offered si LARGE On e BEDROOM ' a r tific ia l silver 1974 GRAN TORINO — K^i NEWSPAPER two bedroom town apartment, first floor In ••••••••••••••••••••••a ..CHRISTMAS TREE with Four door. Air condition- SMAU CARRIER NEEDED houses, I'/j baths, ap- pllanced kitchens, And­ Andover. Working cou­ electric revolving color Ing ond power steering, MEDIUM in Manchester ple preferred. $425 per REWEAVING BURN stand, call 649-1908. Call 633-3669. erson windows, full base­ HOLES — zippers, um­ UVRGE Call ments, $56,900. Peterman month with heat. Secur­ ity and references re­ brellas repaired. Window CABBAGE PATCH KIOS 1977 CADILLAC COUPE Realty, 649-9404 or 647- shades, Venetian blinds. 647-9946 1340. quired. Call 649-9459, 646- Available, Call 643-4589 DE VILLE with pawer 5046 2482. Mary Gabbey. Keys. TV FOR RENT. after 5pm. steering and air condi­ Marlow's, 867 Main Bultdlng/Contracting $3 Heating/Plumbing 55 Household Goods 62 MIsc. for Sole tioning. Call 633-3669. Knit a smart pullover with CERTIFIED NURSE Rooms for Rent 41 TWO BEDROOM TOWN- Street. 649-5221. unique detailing, and slight­ HOUSE — Appllanced 1976 PONTIAC GRAN 1350 ly puffed sleeves for that AIDES — Certified aides 38-50 for 3 to 11 and 11 to 7 kitchen, IV2 baths, full BRICKS, BLOCKS, FARRAND REMODEL­ FOGARTY BROTHERS SOFA WHITE 91", $90. PRIX— V-8, power steer­ designer look. Iflanrliratrr Hrrah'i shifts. Full and part time. basement. Peterman STONE — Concrete. ING — Cabinets, roofing, — Bathroom remodel­ Phone 646-4022. No room BARN LUMBER — Ap- ing, air, AM/FM tape. No. 5046 has complete GENTLEMAN PRE­ Chimney repairs. No lob Easy comfort for the directions for Small. Me­ Excellent benefit pack­ FERRED. $50.00 weekly. Realty. 649-9404, 647-1340. gutters, room additions, ing; Installation water for It. Drexel brand. praxlmately 30 - 2 x 6 x 16, Very good condition. woman with the fuller too small. Call 644-8356. decks, all types ot remo­ heaters, garbage dispo­ 30 - 4 X 4 X 16, miscellane­ $3250 or best offer. Call dium and Large (8-18) inclu­ age and shift differential.. 646-2000. EXCELLENT QUALITY figure...a flattering yoked, sive. Please call Director of COVENTRY — Newly deling and repairs. FREE sals; faucet repairs. 649- SOFA/SLEEP BED, $50. SEASONED HARDn ous - 6 X 6. Call after 643-8145. zip-front duster. ODD JOBS, Trucking. TO ORDER, send $2.00 for eacn Staff Development be­ FULL KITCHEN and renovated large three estimates. Fully Insured. 7657. VIsa/MasterCard 25" Color TV console, $50. WOOD — Oak - Maple t 5:30pm, 228-0001. No. 1350 with Photo- tween 9am and 3pm, room apartment. Gall Home repairs. You name Telephone 643-6017, after accepted. Berkllne reclining chair, Hickory. $85/cord. Two 1981 FORD FAIRMONT Guide is in Sizes 38 to 50. pattsrn. plus 50( for postage and Bath Privileges. Security It, we do It. Free esti­ handling. Monday thru Friday, 643- deposit required. Park­ 742-6858. 6pm, 647-8509. new, $100. Dinette set, $35. cord minimum. Cut, spMt Finding a cash buyer for WAGON — 6 cylinder, Size 40. 44 bust, 3^'z yards ANNE CABOT mates. Insured. 643-0304. the Items you'd like to sel I AC/Crulse, automatic, 45-inch. 5151. Crestfleld Convales­ ing. Call between Bam AM/FM STEREO, $150. and delivered. Call 649^ Naeciwter HtraM NOTICE TO CREDITOR$ cent Home 8< Fenwood MANCHESTER — Three DESIGN KITCHENS by Kenmore vacuum 1831 anytime. ,, Is easy. Just let our power steering, power ESTATE OF SHIRLEY and 12 noon, 643-2659. TO ORDER, send $2.00 for each 1150 Avt.'at Amiricas Manor In Manchester. bedroom duplex In newer SNOWPLOWING — J. P. Lewis. Cabinets, For Sale cleaner, new, $50. 20 gal­ readers know what you brakes, snows. Excellent HALL oka Shirley Ann Hall, •••••••••••••••••••••a* Parking lots and drive­ have for sale with an ad In attern, plus 50( for postage and Now York, N.Y. 10036 late of Manchester, de­ 2 family home. Includes vanities, formica, Wilson lon aquarium, $25. Call 12" G.E. TV — Black and condition. $4500. Call 742- Randling. Print Namo, Addrass with ZIP ceased. The Hon. William E. Apartments for Rent 42 appliances and wall to ways. Call after 5pm, art, Corlan counter tops, 646-8882, ask forl^oug. white. AC/DC with a Mohr Classified. 643-2711. 9612. SUE BURNEH CODE and Stylo Numbor. FItzGerold, Judge, ot the wall carpeting. Heat not AAlke 649-0539, 649-6344. kitchen cabinet fronts, ter cord. Bought 11/82. MaiNlwettr HoraM SPECIAL: Over 200 se­ Court of Probate, District of complete woodworking Koltdoy/Seasonal 61 by Larry Wright lections and a FREE Manchester at o hearing held Included. $480 monthly. WING CHAIR — Slip Retails for over $100, w ill KIT ‘N’ CARLYLE™ 1150 Ave. Of Americas on December 15,1983ordered PART TIME INSER­ Security and references service,. custom made covered. Good condition. New York, N.Y. 10036 Pattern Section in the MANCHESTER-One, two aaaattaaeaaaaataaaaaaaa sell for $60 Firm. 646-7473,, Print Name, Address with ZIP ALBUM. Just $3.00. that all claims must be TERS WANTED. Must Be required. Two children furniture, colonial repro­ $35. Please call 646-4995...... I presented to the fiduclarv on 9 and three bedroom CODE, Style Numher and Siie. 18 years old. Call 647-9946, accepted. No pets. Call ductions In wood, 9 varie­ ARTIFICIAL SILVER BOOKS AT $3.25 EACH or before March 15,1984orbe apartments. Heat and hot WOULD YOU LIKE . . . C H R I S T M A S; New FASHION with 0-120—DOLLS—Old and Ntw. Hew barred as by low provided. ask for John, 8:30am to water. $400, $440, $495. 643-7635. ties of hardwood and CHRISTMAS TREE with SINGLE WATER BED — WREATHS FOR SALE In' Photo'Guidc patterns in to dross them; how to makt thorn. Dionne E. Yusinas, 5:30pm. Call 649-4800. SANTA To Visit Your veneers NOW IN STOtK electric revolving stand. $30. Phone 649-7795. bulk, decorated or undec-i . all size ranges, has a 0-137 — Plain 8 Fancy ROWER Assistant Clerk MANCHESTER — Two Child In YourHome? Call Call 649-9658 or evenings, $15. Call 649-1908. special Grace Cole Collec­ auiLTS —24 grKtful designs. orated. Call 802-334-2079* 0.i3l->Make it with Needle 8 The fiduclorv Is; IMMEDIATE OPEN­ bedroom apartment, 646-0497 after 6pm. 289-7010. •aaaatataaaaaaeaateaaaa anytime. Dealers* tion for larger sizes; plus Thread — Directions for 40 Homs. 2 BONUS Coupons! 0-136 Troasure Quilts, mostly Lvman H. Hall, III, INGS for part time house- MANCHESTER — Newly centrally located. $350 aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa welcome. * pitetd — 24 designs. 31 Weston Street cleanlng In the refurbished two bedroom month plus utlltles and CHIMNEY SWEEP — CARPENTRY WORK — Household Goods 62 Price . a a a $1.25. Wllbraham, Mass. 01095 Glastonbury area. We duplex. New appliances. security. After 5pm, 643- Hearth Side Chimney Alterations, new work MIsc. for Sole 61 END ROLLS — 27*/ii 039-12 offer flexible hours and Wall to wall carpeting, 8753. Sweeps. Experienced and repairs. Call David, width, .2S«; 13V4 width -2 professionals, fully In­ CELEBRITY CIPHER gaod hourly rates. Call m any e x tr a s i $425 643-8996. , USED REFRIGERA­ for .25«. MUST be picked CitBbrtty CIphtr oryptoorairw tr* or«Bt«d from quoUHont by twnouB p«opl«, pMl INVITATION TO BID Maid To Order, 659-2953. monthly. Call 647-1051 af­ EAST HARTFORD — 2nd sured with the safety and TORS, WASHERS, SEASONED OAK FIRE­ up at the Manchester •nd pr—nt. EmN Mt«r In th* dpfwr tlarxlB for anottwr. TodRy‘» oAm.- D aquiato 0. Sealed bids will be received ter 6pm. floor, 5 rooms, $400 cleanliness of your home LEON CIESZYNSKI Ranges - clean, guaran­ WOOD — For deliveries Herald office BEFORE In the Office ot the Director our priority. Call 649-3442. by CONNIE WIENER of General Services, 41 Cen­ PART TIME EM- m o n ^ ly , no utilities. BUILDER — New homes, teed, parts and service. call George Griffing, An­ 11AM ONLY. ter Street, Manchester, Con­ PLOYEE for nights, wee­ Available January 1st. additions, remodeling, Low prices. B.D. Pearl & dover, 742-7886. “YN HOP OKAZ Y8YDZ VKCCYAXTT, necticut, until JANUARY It. kends and holidays. Must Call after 6pm, 646-2579. aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa rec rooms, garages, kit­ Son, 649 'M ain Street,- TWO WHITE WALL. 118S4 at 11:00 o.m. for the fol­ lowing; FLASH I Tlie beat savings around canbe fbund be at least 20 years old. MANCHESTER — Three chens remodeled, ceil­ 643-2171. DELIVERING RICH SNOW TIRES on rims,' ZKWX ZEKAUPYJYGXET, DE CEKH POLICE VEHICLES Apply In person: Memor­ room heated apartments. 4 ROOMS — Third floor. Palntlne/Paperlne S2 ings, both tile, dormers, LOAM- 5 yards, $60.00 185X75X14. Like new. $75.. The Town ot Manchester I. in the Classifieds. No appliances. Security. roofing. Residential or MOVING — Must selll plus tax. Washed sand, on equal opportunity em­ ial Corne;r Store, 352 Main Heat, stove, refrigerator, aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa Private home. Call 649-! NDE TXAYJYZH. KAQYXZH YT Street, Manchester. Phone 646-2426, 9 to 5 adults, no pets. $375. Se­ commercial. 649-4291. Whirlpool washer and stone, trap rock, and 6486. ployer, and requires on affir­ weekdays. _____ * mative action pol lev for ol I ot curity and references. PAINTING AND PAPER gas dryer. Harvest gold. gravel. 643-9504. Its Contractors and Vendors Call after 6pm, 649-2236. HANGING —Exterior Five years old. Excellent YAXRYZKMJX KA8 CXEY08YL os o condition of doing busi­ COOKS — Short order or aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa 25” ZENITH CONSOLE- FOUR ROOM APART­ and Interior, ceilings re­ condition. $275 - both, or COLOR TELEVISION —I ness with the Town, os per pizza man. Experience MENT — Heat and ap­ Federal Order 11246. paired. References, fully Rooflng/Slding '$«'• ‘'$200 washer, $100 dryer. Dark wood cabinet. Ask-1 8XCEXTTYDA YT ADEBKJ.” — JXD Bid Forms, plans and specifi­ required. Days and pliances. Off East Center. MANCHESTER FOUR Insured. Quality work. Call 643-6586. Ing $200. Call 742-5490. ; cations ore available at the nights. Apply in person: $450. Call 646-9608, days ROOMS — First floor. Martin Mattsson, even­ ALUMINUM SHEETS EDTZXA. General Services Office, 41 Antonio's, 956 Main and 649-8920, nights. Newly decorated. Ap­ ings 649-4431. used as printing plates — Center Street, Manchester, PHONE 643-2711 Street, Manchester. BIDWELL HOME Im­ RED RACE CAR — Bed ELECTRIC FIRE-i PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "Don't taka yourself seriously — and Connecticut. FOH ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AO pliances and storage. No provement Company — for child's room. Approx- .007” thick, 23 X 24". 50« PLACE, $75. Pivot pool! TOWN OF MANCHESTER, Have you read today's pets. Utilities not In­ try to realize that life Is sometimes ridiculous. I was told this by GEORGE N. CONVERSE Roofing , siding, altera­ Imafely 4' x 6'. Mattress each, or 5 for $2.00. Phone game, $20. Drum styl« Dom Oe Lulse." — John Davidson. CONNECTICUT RETIRED PERSON to Classified section? Itcon- cluded. References and — Painting and paper­ 643-2711. They MUST be ROBERT B. WEISS, tions, additions. Same Included. $25. Call 643- table, $40 or best offer. A ll • 1SSS by NEA, mo. 77 GENERAL MANAGER work part time In pack­ talns hundreds of inter­ security deposit. $330 hanging. Call 643-2804 af­ 4859 anytime. Merry picked up before age store. Call 643-6550. number tor over 30years. In excellent condition} 034-12 esting offers. 643-2711. monthly. Call 871-6098. ter 5pm. 649-6495. Christmas I 11:00a.m^ only. Call 649-5907. t 20 - MANCHKSTER HERALD, Monday, Dff. 19, 1983

BUSINESS Bolton finance board so ways to make Bridge slated Is urged to back center the Patch empty for reopening Increased Business 1982 tax law is good news, ... page 10 f ) ... page 11 ... page 3 In Brief employment Firm moves and expands but only if you act in 1983 WINDSOR LOCKS Connecticut Business Computers Inc, has expanded by moving into The 1982 tax law will mean good news for you, a is predicted 10,000 square feet of space at 5 Waterside small-business owner and self-employed — but only if Manchester, Conn. Crossing, the newest building to be opened at you act before the end of 1983! On Jan. 1, 1984, Cold tonight: Griffin Center in Windsor. distinctions between Keogh plans and corporate Tuesday, Dec. 20, 1983 By Sydney Shaw pensions will be eliminated, and contributions to Y o u r warmer Wednesday The computor distributor, software design and Single copy: 25$ United Press International consulting firm has a long term lease with Culbro Keoghs will be raised from $15,000 to $30,000. But if M o n e y 's — See page 2 Land Resources Inc. of Windsor, owner- You're owner of a business and you wait until 1984 to WASHINGTON — Despite the usual posl-holitiuy dcvel iper of the luxury office park just north of establish your retirement plan, you'll miss out on one HanrhpBlpr Bpratt W o r t h season decline. 22 percent of all business will hire Hartford. of the best tax shelter opportunities of 1983. You still more workers starting in January, compared with 14 CBC was originally located in Windsor, moving have time to act! Do so! Sylvia Porter percent a year ago, a survey showed. to Farmington in 1978. CBC is the first tenant in 5 Here's a question and answer column to simplify the "If the present trend holds, unemployment levels Waterside Crosing, an 83,500 square foot, matter for you, bused on an interview with Don should comedown in the period ahead," said Mitchell four-story building overlooking one of two lakes Underwood, vice president and manager of retire­ Fromstein, president of Manpower, Inc., which did at Griffin Center. ment plans at Merrill Lynch. the study. The figures represent the highest first-quarter Three D reports sales QUESTION: How will the Tax Equity Act of 1982 you're in the 50 percent tax bracket, you save$7,500In hiring intentions in the past five years. Manpower benefit Keoghs? tuxes. Your real cost is only $7,500 a year. Next year, Israeli boats reported in itsquarteriy poil of 11.000 employers in ,346 EAST HARTFORD - Three D Departments i the maximum contribution of $30,000 will cost only cities. Inc. has reported sales of $12,032,294 for the 13 ANSWER: As of Jan. 1, the amount you cun $15,000. In November, the nation's unemployment rate was weeks ended Oct. ‘29, 1983 compared with sales of contribute each year will rise from a maximum of the You owe no taxes on your contributions or any 8.4 percent. $12,215,722 for the 13 weeks ended October. 30, lesser of $15,000, or 15 percent of compensation, to the dividends, interest or gains in a tax-deferred The Milwaukee, Wis..-based temporary employ­ 1982. lesser of $30,000, or 25 percent of compensation.'Also, retirement account until you begin withdrawals, ment agency study showed only 12 percent of all the Net income for the 13 weeks ended October 29. tax-favored distribution rules and new vesting usually at retirement when your tax bracket may be hold fire as firms polled plan a workforce reduction in employees 1983 was $419,023 or $.24 per share compared with schedules will give seif-employed and unincorporated lower. Because of the tax-free growth, your during January, February and March. It was the net income of $316,190 or $.19 per share for the 13 business owners virtually the same retirement plan retirement account grows rapidly. For instance, if* lowest first-quarter figure in eight years. weeks ended October 30. 1982. advantages previously available only to larger you were to invest $15,000 this year, and $30,000 each of It predicted a "dramatic turnaround" in job corporations. the following nine years, in a regular taxable opportunities within the manufacturing industries — investment, assuming a 10 percent rate of return and ■‘■M, particularly in the West. Two seek to buy stock QUESTION: Wbut must I do to get the higher a .50 percent tax bracket, you would have $371,774 at PLO departs Thirty percent of manufacturers ofidurable goods, TORRINGTON — Two Torrington residents, benefits? the end of 10 years. In a Keogh at the same rate items iike appiiances and automobiies built to last at who a few years ago were on opposite sides in a tax-deferred, you would have $487,031 at the end of 10 least three years, reported plans to hire additional battle involving the New Haven Water Co,, have ANSWER: Some plan custodians have new basic years, workers, compared with t2 percent a year ago, the TRIPOLI, Lebanon (UPI) - With of safe passage lor Aralat and his joined forces in a bid to purchase stock in a $1.2 retirement plans that do not have to be filled with the beleaguered force. Israeli gunboats survey said. Oniy 9 percent expect to reduce their million water company that serves 6,000 Internal Revenue Service: they already have been QUESTION: If I .set up a qualified plan, can 1 still women weeping and teen-age boys workforce Compared with 19 percent one year ago. have an IRA? firing volleys of gunfire into the air, have shelled Arafat positions in the Torrington residents. approved. All you need to do to amend your plan is past week, but not today. 1 ^ ^ Twenty-two percent of manufacturers of non­ Betsy Henley-Cohn and John J. Crawford, in a sign the form: your custodian will take care of the Yasser Arafat and his Palestinian durable goods, like foodstuffs and paper, plan to add ANSWER: Yes, you can still contribute up to an guerrilias left Lebanon for the second Lebanese security officials said the letter addressed to stockholders dated Dec, 9, rest. Underwood emphasizes, though, that "this is a boarding operation went smoothly, staff, compared with 11 percent last year. Only 8 offer to exchance cash or stock for shares in the significant opportunity to consider a custom-tailored additional $2,000 to an IRA — $2,250 if you're married time in 15 months today aboard Greek ships escorted by French warships. although the Syrian-backed rebelttl percent expect reductions, compared with 11 percent thinly traded utility company. The duo are plan, because the benefits of this sort of retirement and yourspousedoesn't work — so make sure you take T<-‘, last year. all your tax deductions this year. As the flotilla steamed out of the fired at least three rocket-propelled' offering $36,75 cash for each share of Torrington plan were not available before 1984." grenades near the Greek ships before The survey showed the South and West will have Water Co. stock. They are also willing to north Lebanese port of Tripoli. Israeli greatest hiring increases in aii job categories. QUESTION: When must I contribute to the Keogh gunboats patrolled off the coast but the evacuation began. There were no exchange thre shares of Northeast Utilities stock QUESTION: If 1984 is when I get the benefits, why reports of casualties or damage in the In manufacturing. Western firms report the for each share of the water company. . set up a Keogh now? plan? held their fird, state-run Beirut radio greatest number of expected job opening increases — reported. attack from rebel positions on high ground overlooking the port. ^ ■ 37 percent of the first for durabie goods and 29 percent ANSWER: If you wait to t984 to establish a qualified ANSWER: If you do not set up a Keogh by Dec. 31. Arafat, leader of the Palestine for non-durabie. Digital has new products you will miss out on substantial tax deductions for the Liberation Organization, was aboard With much of Tripoli cordoned off by retirement account, you will lose a valuable chance to government troops and policemen. In the wholesale-retail industry, merchants appar­ MAYNARD, Mass, — Digital Equipment Corp. defer taxes in 1983. year. But if your plan is opened before Dec. 31, you can the third of five ferries that steamed ently expect consumer demand to remain strong has introduced a new voice synthesis product and make contributions as late as when you file your tax into the Mediterranean. He appeared Lebanese army trucks carried the If you're self-employed and you want to take a tax Arafat loyalists to the port in the beqause 19 percent plbn to add workers compared a range of new and enhanced office products. deduction 'for 1983, you must establish the Keogh return, which for many people is April 15. briefly on the deck of the Odysseus with 11 percent last year, the survey said. It said Elytis to wave to his supporters, then morning. DECtalk, a voice synthesis product that allows account before Dec. 31. '83. In most cases, your plan The Greek ships, chartered by the Southern merchants report the best outlook of all computers to read aloud, provides unlimited custodian will make the necessary tax law adjust­ QUESTION: Where can I establish a plan? was mobbed by the PLO guerrillas regions, but Western employers report the greatest vocabulary and a number of different voices. traveling with him. PLO for a reported $2.5 million, began ments for you, so the tax break you take in 1983 will put arriving in Tripoli from Larnaca, improvement over last year's hiring expectations. The.other products introduced were DECmate- you right in position for an even greater tax break in ANSWER: At a wide, varied range of institutions: The ships, which normally carry Construction companies showed the highest first- DECspell. DECmate Graphics Option and word 1984. brokerage firms, banks, .savings & loans, mutual fund passengers between the Greek islands, Cyprus, in mid-morning and started quarter hiring predictions in at least eight years. processing software. groups, insurance companies. And you can select were headed for Tunisia and Yemen. pulling out of the port 4','z hours later. Arafat spent the morning bidding Although the first quarter is historically a period DECspell is a spelling verifier and corrector QUESTION: Why should I establish a Keogh? from a broad range of investments, design an Arafat's ultimate destination was not when more employers plan to cut back than add that offers correcUons based on spelling and investment strategy that suits your precise goals. known. farewell to "the friends of the Palesti­ nian revolution” and his deputy com­ workers, 22 percent plan to hire and 19 percent will phonetics through Houghton Mifflin's American ANSWER: A Keogh plan can be one of your best Consult your attorney, accountant or other tax The dock was mobbed as Arafat's reduce their workforce in 1984. The most construction 4,000 loyalist PLO guerrillas left after mander, Khalil Al Wazir, supervised Heritage dictionary. defenses against taxes today and the high cost of adviser. But your time is short! Don't lose an part of the loading operation. jobs will open up in the South. The DECmate Graphics Option allows the retirement later. If you put $15,000 in a Keogh, and op|M)rtunity that's all in your favor. being besieged in Tripoli for a month, School systems reported the best job outlook since DECmate to access and display VAX-based battling Syrian-backed rebels opposed Wazir said despite the evacuation' Santa finds a friend 1979. Overall, 12 percent plan to hire more workers graphics applications, including DECslide and to Arafat’s rule of the guerrilla from Lebanon, the Palestinians "arc and 5 percent plan reductions. The Northeast reports DECgraph. organization. going to continue our struggle. We have New Year’s Eve parade and the Miami-Nebraska no choice. This is our fate as Stacy Webster, queen of the 50th King Orange the most job openings. The evacuation marked the second battle in the Orange Bowl. Manpower Inc., a subsidiary of the Parker Pen to., New company registered forced exodus of PLO guerrillas from Palestinians. We are going to reorgan­ Jamboree Parade, brightens up Santa's day in New is the world's largest' temporary employement Lebanon In 15 months. The first, from ize our forces tocontinue our struggle.'' York. The picture session called attention to the agency and annually places 700,000 people in jobs EAST HARTFORD — lAE International Aero Beirut, was at the hands of the invading to needy families throughout Truckloads of personal belongings through 1,000 offices in 31 countries. Engines AG. a five-nation con.sortium organized Give a gift to the needy. Bring Israeli army in September 1982. rolled onto the docks for loading onto to design and build an advanced jet engine, has in your wrapped Christmas the area in time for Christmas. Arafat, 54, agreed to leave Tripoli the chartered ships, guarded during been registered as a company in Zurich, Please label your gift with with his men under terms of a Switzerland. gift for a needy person their journey from Cyprus by French the age of the person for cease-fire agreed to on Nov. 25. naval vessels. "With registration complete, we will begin and deposit it under the As the ships sailed off flying United District muiis sewage piant whom it is appropriate. Reporters at the port saw at least two Survey finds immediately to market the V2500 to the major Gift Tree in our main Nations flags, women wailed and luxury sedans and a number of other aircr'aft manufacturers and airlines," said So that there will be teen-age sympathisers fired hundreds office. We'll see that curs belonging to top Palestinian The possibility that the Eighth Utilities primary treatment now. For topographical primary and secondary treatment, it would 7 Robert E. Rosati, lAE's president and chief time to distribute of rounds from their machine guns arid officials taken aboard the ships. executive officer. your gift gets to the District will reactivate its sewage disposal reasons it bypasses the town’s primary help somewhat more, but still would not average raise gifts before Christmas, rocket-propelled grenades into the air The 4,000 PLO fighters celebrated plant and goes directly to the newest plant, address the main problem. That problem is The 23.000-pound-thrust engine will be 14 Manchester Area and the sea. plant, closed since 1971, was broached at the there is a deadline their last night in the northern meeting of district directors Monday night. one designed for the more advanced advanced secondary treatment to remove percent more fuel efficient than any engine , CouncH of Churches French warships that accompanied Lebanese port city Monday, freneti­ nitrogen, mostly in the form of ammonia, offered in its class for the^50-passenger aircraft of December 21 for the Greek ferries into Tripoli, 42 miles Walter Joyner, the newest district secondary treatment. to be 6 percent who will distribute cally driving through town, hanging out directors, suggested that the district study One of the things that the bond issue from the effluent that is dumped into the market. It will be certified in 1988, Rosati said. receipt of gifts. north of Beirut, supervised the evacua­ of the windows of their cars and firing lAE includes United Technologies' Pratt & all gifts collected the possibility of putting the plant back in would have provided was facilities for Hockanum River. MILFORD, Conn. tion fr55tions close to the coast. Beirut their guns into the night sky. primary treatment in the town's secondary The state DEP wants that removed as a p e r c e n t b y Whitney Group in East Hartford; Rolls-Royce of radio said. > service as a means of lightening the (UPI) — A survey of 285 manufacturers. Some paraded through the streets, problem the town faces in upgrading its plant. means of reducing the biochemical oxygen Great Britain, MTU Motoren-und-Turbinen- Before the Greek ships arrived, demand of the effluent so that the river can companies in the state Bankers, accoutanls, Union of West Germany, FIAT Aviazione S.p.A. firing their rocket-propelled grenades, sewage disposal plant. The district directors said it would be linds they have budgeted French jets made reconnaissance advisable to consult the town and the state eventually become fishable and swimable. insurance and real estate of Italy and Japanese Aero Engines Corp. flights over the area. witnesses said. In the Nov. 8 election, voters turned down average raises in em­ agents are golden. Before the evening celebration. a proposal to issue $20 million in bonds to Department of Environmental Protection ployees' salaries of 6 In Jerusalem, a senior Israeli official to see if using the district plant would help THE NEED to remove nitrogens is a new Workers in education, said Israel could provide no guarantee Arafat exchanged Syrian-backed reb­ upgrade and expand the town plant, percent for 1984 and some health care and other Isotron acquires assets els be had captured in the six months Joyner did not have any specific course of re.solve the problem. standard imposed after the town built its plan raises twice that non-business .services are fighting for some of his loyalist forces. action in mind but he said the possibilities secondary plant in 1971. amount, a research firm FAIRFIELD — Isotron Inc., a subsidiary of the ROBERT YOUNG, water and sewer In order to meet the terms of its permit not. Their increases aver­ Swedish high technology holding company AB •••••••••••••••••••••••a The port entry of the ferries ap­ should be studied by an engineer. reported. age 4.8 percent for 1984. peared to indicate the Palestinians had The town might be asked to participate in treatment manager for the town, said today- from the DEP the town must reduce the Fannyudde, has acquired the assets of Ohio primary treatment at the district would be nitrogen. Only two percent of "The service sector of Scientific Inc. and its line of multiprocessing begun handing over their front-line any plan to use the district plant. It was our economy is booming Inside Today positions — some of them as close as a ordered closed by the state. The district of some help but would do nothing to solve In advocating the bond issue before the those businesses sur­ microcomputers. election, the town administration repeat­ veyed by Personal Man­ right now. The demand block away from the Syrian-backed now does not treat sewage but sends it the major problem or cut any significant The computers will continue to be manufac­ amount from the cost of the proposed edly said 85 percent of the cost would be to agement Services for services seems to be tured in Aurora, Ohio, with marketing and 20 pages, 2 sections. dissident fortifications — to several through the North Manchester Interceptor stronger in a recession hundred Lebanese police. Sewer to the town's secondary treatment improvements. upgrade the plant and only 15 percent to planned no increases at administrative operations handled by Isotron's Advice...... 12 Lottery ...... 2 increase, its capacity- all for 1984 and some than the demand for ma­ The evacuation got under way only ‘24 plant at the landfill off Oleott Street. For one thing. Young said, not all the world headquarters in Fairfield, said Robert V. Area towns ...... 10 Obituaries ...... 10 sewage in the North Manchester Intercep­ "high-tech" companies nufactured products. " he Lewis, Isotron president. Business...... 20 Opinion...... 6 hours after Israeli gunboats shelled the Any pre-treatment would have some will offer employees pay" said. Classified...... 18-19 Peopletalk ...... 2 port Monday. ONE POSSIBILITY mentioned was that tor line comes from the district. Some benefit because removing certain solids hikes as high as 12 per­ Comics...... 8 Sports...... 15-17 The Israeli attack, during which a the district plant could be put back into would come to the secondary plant without would decrease the amount of material for cent, said Leonard N, Entertainment ...12 Television...... 8 cargo ship was sunk and another set operation only for primary, or first level, primary treatment in any case. which the biochemical oxygen demand has Persson, president of the ablaze, delayed the evacuation. treatment. The district sewage does not get If the district were able to provide to be reduced. research firm. The average increases Downtown Has Warm fall misled them varied by occupation and Reagan foresees by county. Persson said More of Everything; millil'J li y i H iHli i! Resourceful family increases of 5.9 percent Elliy were planned for blue- Lebanon pullout collar workers and 6.3 PLUS FREE MAIN in financial bind Summer birds in danger percent for professional staff. STREET PARKING Not only were hauling jobs hard to come by this WASHINGTON (UPI) — President Reagan set the year, his truck (he is self-employed) broke down Census-takers in East Hartford enormous yellow birds,' may be in Employers in Fairfield stage for tonight's news conference by forecasting in By Sarah E. Hall County planned the larg­ and required over $1,000 in repairs. There is no Herald Reporter saw a bald eagle. Altman said, an disappointingly short supply this and Support the magazine interviews the possible withdrawal of U.S. question of buying a new one. His greatly reduced extremely rare find any time of season. est increase — 6.4 percent with the lowest average of Marines Irom Lebanon next year. income over the past two years didn't permit a Dozens of warm-weather birds, year in this area. And for the first "We didn’t see bluebirds this FREE PARKING Reagan was expected to be quizzed for more loan. Christmas-season census in 10 winter for the first winter in many 5.4 percent offered in New specifics on his earlier statement that the Marines in it seems, have been staying in London Cdunty. The New As if there wasn’t enough trouble, the children Manchester this fall rather than years, they saw a wood thrush. years," he added. the multinational peace-keeping force will be have had a series of illnesses and accidents. Among the Manchester bird­ The longtime Audubon Society Haven area ranked se­ IN THESE 5 TOWN withdrawn if the Lebanese government completely flying south. Audubon Society cond highest at 6.1 percent There had been no money to carry medical members spotted more than 50 of watchers' more unusual finds were member fears that ongoing high­ Hartford County followed collapses. insurance. Now there were heavy medical bills. them in Manchester over the two rose-breasted grosbeaks and way construction through the big OWNED PARKING At the same time, in an interview with U.S. News & swamp behind the Manchester in third place at 5.9 g ift tree. Even though the family is resourceful (he does weekend, and say they’re both an ovenbird, which virtually never World Report this week, Reagan forecast the percent, all his own repairs and she not only bakes her own surprised and worried that some of appear here once cold weather landfill will turn still other birds LOTS IN possibility of a pullout by the Marines in 1984, citing bread, but dries beans and peas and made her the birds may not survive the hits, Altman said. They also and wildlife away from the area. "While 6 percent is the ' progress in establishing a stable Lebanese govern­ children's winter pants and coats), it couldn’t winter, spotted some 50 yellow-rumped average budgeted in­ ment and a rebuilt Lebanese Army. make ends meet. “We were astonished to find such warblers, which, he said, are crease, a few firms, prim­ DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER He also said that if the Syrians and Israelis gave an She has found part-time work from 10 p.m. to 4 spring-like birds,” said William C. normally quite scarce in winter. 42 apartments arily 'high-tech' compan­ assurance "that, they're going to go and start the a.m. and then gets the older two children off to Altman, captain of the recent bird Other summer birds seen in town ies that have done well ★ ST. JAMES lOT process maybe we could then leave." school. The Manchester Area Conference of census. ‘Tve never seen anything Saturday included two hermit will be condos despite the recession, (Park and Main Streets) the better way In the interview and another with People Magazine, Churches would like to provide them with like this; with all these birds thrushes, one fox sparrow, five have planned increases as* Reagan laid hiuch of the blame on Syria for Lebanon's additional help on the rent and a big Christmas golden-crowned kinglets and five The 42-unit apartment complex high as 12 percent," Pers­ FO R ES T LO T staying here.” ir SJRUl continued instability. cheer basket. • " Altman, who is also Director of robins. at Woodbridge Street and Green son said. "The problem is (Next to S&H Stamp Store) In the People article, he described Syria as "the big The family described above is one of the 280_z Placement at Manchester Com­ "Several of the birds probably Road' is being converted to con­ you don't know what ic BIRCH STREET LOT kid and bad kid on the block,” saying the other Arab individuals and households MACC hopes to help munity College, blamed the pheno­ won’t make it," Altman said. "The dominiums, according to a decla­ they're paying. If it's states have been trying to persuade Syria to this Christmas season. menon on this fall’s unusually mild ovenbird and the grosbeaks will ration filed Monday in the office of minimum wage then that ir PURNELL LOT withdraw. Non-perishable foods, new and good-as-new probably die." the town clerk. is no big deal." Heritage Savings The news conference was scheduled for the weather. He and 25 other Manches­ ^ OAK-MAPLE LOT toys, and gifts for the elderly can be left at the ter residents took the census — "an In fact, Altman said, all the birds The document was filed by John auditorium of the Executive Office Building, a switch” belonging to the warbler species He retused to identify (Lot to the rear of Heritage Office Bldg, lot) Manchester: 'Main Office, 1007 Main ,St . Phone: 649-4586 • K-Mart Plaza, Spencer Si. town firehouse on Center Street next to the town all-day marathon,” he said, which DeQuattro. trustee. Attorney Leo­ those companies partici­ from Its usual East Room site which is bedecked with hall; the Eighth District Fire Station, 32 Main St.; began at midnight Saturday, when will have to adjust to eating new nard Jacobs is named as agent for • 'Highland Park Market, Highland St. • Corner Mainji Hudson Sts. • Coventry: Rf. .51 Christmas decorations. pating in the program. • South Windsor: 29 Oakland Rd. • Tolland: Rt. 195 • Glastonbury: Inside Frank's Supermarket the Manchester Mall, 811 Main St.; WINF, 257 they watched for owls. foods if they are to winter here. the process. Persson said the right The president has stepped up diplomatic activity in East Center St.; and any office of Heritage "It's a tradition across the While warblers prefer to eat Twenty-six of the units are 5>A place to be to command Parking Ig Downtown Manchester * Mi-rlUfte ju itin u iii le lkr lnciiitins the Middle East with special envoy Donald Rumsfeld Savings and Loan Association. Checks should be country," he added. "You have to ipsects, he said, they'll have to rooms, most of them with 1,585 higher salaries this year engaging in wide ranging contacts, including mailed to MACC Seasonal Sharing, Box 773, be a fanatic." Twelve cities in the make do with seeds. square feet. Sixteen of theunits are is in service sector where Is Easier Than Ever Beforel meetings with Iraqi officials in Bagdad. The United Manchester, CT, 06040. Hartford area join in the annual Evening grosbeaks, which Alt­ 3'A rooms, all of them With 670 the average increase is 6.6 Ad Sponsored At A Public Service By The Manchester Parking Authority States and Iraq have not had diplomatic relations Audubon event. man described as "wild-looking. square feet. percent compared to 6.2 (Special Taxing District) ______since the 1967 Arab-Israeli war.