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Town to chop $2m Main St.: new plan?

By Alex Girelll million, some sacrifices apparently Herald City Editor would have to be made. Weiss men­ tioned not repaving parking lots WETHERSFIELD - Town of­ along the proposed access road as ficials were taken by surprise one of those possible sacrifices. Thursday when the state Depart­ ELI.VIIN.ATING new off-street ment of Transportation apparently parking at Pearl Street and at Birch dropped its objection to angle Street has also been mentioned. And parking on Main Street. the possibility emerged that a The indication that a plan in­ planned access road behind Main cluding some angle parking not Street might also be a victim of the separated from traffic lanes would economy. be worthy of federal funding came Weiss yesterday said some saving from J. William Burns, the could be realized in eliminating what transportation commissioner, and he felt was a double contingency from Robert Gubala, the fund, one provided for in the town's department's chief engineer. calculations and another imposed by While the meeting appeared to the state. open up the possibility of a plan with And in the talk Thursday Gubala some angle parking included, it acknowledged that the 15 percent in­ almost made it clear the town would flation allowance allowed by the have to cut down the cost of the state to adjust to 1985 dollars may project from the current $8.3 million be high. Zinsser argued that the rate construction estimate. is unrealistically high for current in­ Town General Manager Robert B. flation rates. Gubala said construc­ Weiss said this morning of the tion inflation is higher than general meeting, “I thought I was in Disney inflation, but that 15 percent may be World" He was referring to the too high. DOT'S change of stance on angle Several members of the town parking. delegation were critical that the “I’m delighted the state will now town was allowed to proceed all the consider angle parking.” Weiss said way to the public hearing with the this morning. He had told critics of $8.3 million-construction cost figure the current plans he would ask before the state raised objection. Burns about that possibility. They have said that the DOT and The meeting was held at Burns'' the town were in touch at each step offices in Wethersfield. of the way and the state could have rilE TOWN was represented at objected earlier. the meeting by Weiss, Mayor At one point Mayor Penny asked ■Stephen T. Penny, Public Works Burns if cost was the only problem Director George A. Kandra, Betty and if questions about community Mishap at the pumps Petricca and Warren Howland of the support could be laid to rest. Burns * Downtown Coordinating Com­ indicated community support was The X-Tra Mart convenience store on Hartford Road has had trouble mittee, and State Sen. Carl Zinsser. still a question. keeping itp gas pumps standing recently. About a month ago, a local Walter Fuss, of Fuss and O'Neill, "It isn't unanimous opinion out man was arrested after he drove his car Into one and knocked It over. designers of the $8.3 million plan, there, " Burns said. At 1 p.m, Thursday, Michael Powers, 18, of 151 Love Lane, (left center) was also at the meeting. IN MIS comment on the role of stopped In for a flll-up and forgot to remove the hose from his gas tank The upshot of the meeting was to angle parking in the scheme, Gubala when he drove away. Result; the hose pulled the gas pump (a different drive the town back to the drawing said cars are getting smaller and board to save some money, perhaps one from that Involved In the previous Incident) off the Island. A small $2 million, and also to devise a plan fire resulted (top) when electrical wires Ignited gasoline in the pump that Burns feels would answer the turn l

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NAtlONM. WZATHER SEIMCC FOKCAST to F FM H T t f - 17-82 28.77 2B,U Ziggy, Smurfs popular News Briefing y s ' ' *1 % t Housing starts rise, MX compromise Card sales going briskly at Arthur’s Drug Store at 942 Main iike jobiessness gets Senate nod . HMHEBT Jackie Diana, an employee at the their destination. TCMfCRATUM* By Raymond T. DeMeo St. “ Smurf cards are doing o.k. Per­ Lenox Pharmacy at 299 E. Center The Manchester post office Wa s h in g t o n (u p d - The Senate Herald Reporter WASHINGTON (UPI) - One of the St., had less happy news. “ Sales are reports strong pre-ChrUtmas stamp sonalized cards for relatives are V. gave President Reagan a much-needed also doing pretty well,” he said. most important indicators of an Christmas card sales are brisk at down some from last year,” she sales, incident^y. “I’d say we’re economic recovery, housing starts, rose victory in his battle for the MX missile E Z 3 "« » selling at least as many stamps as ‘ some local stores, sluggish at others said. Why? “ Probably price. ’The WISHING WELL’S manager last month. But another, new unemploy­ early today, approving a compromise EZ3 Ti* we did lart year,” said Alden Vic­ as the deadline for pre-Christmas cards are priced Mgb, aniL people said “ design and sentiment,” rather ment claims, increased this month. plan to provide production funds for the UPI WCAIHCn FOTOCA81 toria, Manchester’s postmaster. mailing rapidly approaches. are short of cash,” she said. than price, seem to be the prime The mixed figures were reported by missile after Congress agrees on how to “We’re doing quite well, better A box of 20 decent quality Christ­ factors behind customers’ Christ­ the government Thursday, while on Wall base the weapon. VICTORIA SAID the post office than I expected,” said the manager mas cards costs anywhere from. mas card selections. “ ’Traditional” Street the Dow Jones industrial average The 56-42 vote, putting the Senate at is delivering 105,000-110,000 pieces of of Wishing Well Cards & Gifts at the $3.50 to $4.00 at standard retail scenes — depicting Christmas trees, dropped to a two-month low — down to odds with the House, keeps alive ad­ mail a day, roughly double the off­ Bhir Corners shopping parkade. markups. If your Christmas card wreaths, candles, blazing hearths— 990.25. ministration hopes for a House-Senate season volume an indication that “ Especially with the boxed cards, list is long; your card hill can end up are selling well, she said. “ Cute” The Commerce Department reported compromise on the multiwarhead mis­ Weather duistnnas card mailings are as sales are even better than last pretty hefty, ndt to mention the cost cards, like those depicting Santa housing starts soared 26.5 percent in sile Reagan insists is an essential part of strong as ever. year.” of postage stamps to get. the cards to Claus, are staying on the shelves, November to an annual rate of 1.43 the U.S. arsenal. M i^ p l Dworkin, owner of the she said. million units, the highest since January Moments earlier, the Senate rejected, Liggett-Rexall Pharmacy in the “ Peanuts” character cards ares 1981. 76-28, a move to follow the House’s lead Manchester Parkade, said he’s being snapped up at the Lenox Phar­ Builders credited the increase with and cut production funds entirely. The Today’s forecast selling twice as many Christmas tire Calls macy, Ms. Diana said. She expects a reduced interest rates and the Reagan House voted, 245-176, last week to cards as last year. Part of the big rush on personalized cards for adminstration embraced the develop­ eliminate the $988 million from the Pen­ Fair to partly cloudy skies and cold today into tonight reason may be that he’s selling them wives right around (3iristmas Eve. ,.-l tagon’s 1983 budget. then mostly cloudy Saturday followed by partial at half price to clear out his inven­ ment of a sign of better economic times Thursday, 3:57 p.m. — Gas “ Husbands are notorious for this,” ahead. A House-Senate conference committee clearing Saturday afternoon. Temperatures 20s and 30s. Manchester tory before Dec. 25. washdown, 615 Parker St. (Town) she said. “ The housing industry has traditional­ will have to iron out the differences today. Low tonight in the teens and 20s except zero to 10 "The artistically fine-looking ’Thursday, 12:58 p.m. — Gas pump Thursday, 6:11 p.m. — The post office offers secular ly led economic upturns." said between the two chambers. above in the western hills. High Saturday in the 20s to. cards are selling,” said Dworkin. fire, X-tra Mart, Hartford Road Manchester Parkade parking lot Christinas stamps depicting four Commerce Secretary Malcolm Baldrige. T h e Senate adopted the amendment mid 30s. Not selling are c ^ s with religious (Town) (Town) different winter scenes and a “ Housing starts have been moving up­ UPI photo offered by Sen. Henry Jackson, D-Wash., scenes and “ cheaper cards,” he religious issue depicting:^ Madonna ward for about a year and today's report during debate on the stopgap funding said. Extended outlook and child. Both styles are selling .. confirms this key sector is in a solid measure for several government agen­ ’Thursday, 3:39 p.m. — Medical Thursday, 9:45 p.m. — Smoke “ Ziggy Christmas cards are alarm, Pascal Lane (’Town) moving out fast,” said the manager equally well, Victoria-raid. recovery,” he said “ The result should Aborted mission cies, including the Defense Department. Extended outlook for New England Sunday through call, 185 Maple St. (Town) be a considerable stimulus to the Tuesday: teessstssesr economy.” Firefighters examine the wreckage of a Cessna 411 plane that MaHsarhusellB Rhode Island and Conhecliculi crashed Thursday in suburban Cincinnati, killing all six persons on Clark better but Mostly cloudy Sunday and Monday with a chance of. board. Four of the dead were FBI agents who were looking Into an snow late Monday into Tuesday. Highs in the 30s and 40s. GOP to delay embezzlement scheme. It was the worst loss of life Incurred by the ‘not out of woods’ Lows in the 20s and 30s. •ContpulBr Ssla FoeuB tor Sharp Respite from cold Vermont.: Dry Sunday. Oiance of snow Monday.; PteturoB AH TImoa — FBI on any mission In its history. \ SALT LAKE CITY. (UPI) - Barney Clearing ’Tuesday. Lows Sunday 15 to 25,20s Monday and; ■von bi OartmooB. 3 was short-lived Clark is fighting off pneumonia and other Bennet views •Shoot Boory 1Vi ooe. Tuesday. Highs in the 30s. complications from his artificial heart Maine, New Hampshire: Sunday fair south with •SolB IlghlB automatleaHy By United Press Internatiortal implant with pioneer toughness but his 404 W . MIDDlS TURNPIKE PARKADE D^Y Fraser says DAW OPEC meets today chance of flurries north. Monday a chance of snow. •AeUon Sholo Porfoet doctors warn he is “ not out of the woods Manchester Republicans had been scheduled ten­ Record warm temperatures in New Tuesday chance of snow north and rain or snow south.. “WC SAVE YOU MONEY' SALE will approve pact to keep market firm yet.” tatively to‘ unveil on ’Thursday their alternative plan for England offered a brief respite before Daily highs in the 20s north to mid 30s south. Overnight, use of the vacant Bennet ^ h ool building,' but board giving way to snow and bone-chilling Clark, 61, a retired Des Moines, Wash., DETROIT (UPI) - United Auto lows in the teens north and 20s south. Minority Leader Peter P. DiRosa Jr.'said the announce­ cold. Heavy rains were responsible for VIENNA, Austria (UPI) — Trying to dentist, is Still in critical condition today Workers President Douglas Fraser keep OPEC oil at $34 a barrel, the body’s slowly battling back from a third round ment will be delayed until after Christmas. WATCH SALE two deaths in the Northwest and bad predicted the 85,(HXI active and laid-off Plans to hold a special Board of Directors meeting weather in the West Virginia mountains four-member monitoring committee of open-chest surgery Tuesday, in which Chrysler workers would vote in favor next Thursday to consider the Democratic-backed plan prevented a search for a downed gathered today to review the scarcely doctors replaced the malfunctioning left today of a one-year contract calling for heeded production quotas set last spring half of the Jarvik-7 heart. National forecast to convert the building to moderate-income elderly helicopter carrying three people, 50% to 70% OFT pay increases and other benefits that will housing also have been changed. ’That meeting was The Pacific Northwest — battered by to curb supplies and keep the market Antibiotics had reduced a pneumonia CITIZEN HAMILTON QRUEN RICOH, BULOVA total $2,250 per worker by 1984. firm. infection in his right lung that developed cancelled, owing to the holidays. heavy rain and 100 mph winds — was due 73 61 The 43,-000 active and 42,000 furloughed By United Press lotemational I/OS Angeles c for another storni. Gale warnings “ I do not know of anyone who says $34 after the surgery. City & Fcst Hi Lo Pep Ixfuisville pe 36 94 hourly workers eligible to vote will cast S3 27 .. Memphis r 43 a IPolaroid SUPER ' covered the northern half of the Pacific is too high,” said Mana Saeed Otaiba, “ I’m extremely happy and grateful Albuquerque c ballots at 52 locations nationwide on the Anchorage cy 29 26 ... Miumi Beach r 78 » a SX 70 SONAR ^ SALE Coast and a flood watch was posted along chairman of the OPEC committee, on Dr. Clark is as well as he is now,” said Asheville pc « 30 ... Milwaukee cy 32 a R#9. agreement reached last week between 31 16 .... • AUTOFOCUS LAND CAMERA PRICE the northern California coast. Winds in arrival ’Thursday. “ The utmost task Dr. Willem Kolff, head of the University Atlanta p<; 54 33 .... Minncawlis cy A'-.ulcl 0 1^141 LimRed OuanUieA $I0T’ the union and the No. 3 automaker. before us is to defend the benchmark of Utah’s Artificial Organs Division, Billings pc 51 40 ... Nashville pc 30 a .... * excess of 50 mph were logged at Red 56 c .... ^ The union expected to have results Birmingham c « 34 .... New Orleans c NEW] Bluff and Susanville, Calif. price.” which developed the heart. Boston pc 61 36 22 New York pc 56 a .... ♦ today. The tentative agreement is The monitoring committee will meet “ But he is not out of the woods yet and Brwnsvll Tx.pc 73 48 .... Oklahom Cty c 64 M .... • Up to 20 inches of snow coated the 26 a ....' DISC Shipmei^ retroactive to Dec. 13 and runs through Bulfalo pc « 15 .OS Omaha pc M : V ) g n Oregon mountains Thursday in the latest for one or two days prior to 66th official we should be careful not to be overly op­ Chrlstn SC. pc 67 41 .01 Philadelphia pc 57 a a : HUSH______SNAPOPEN Jan. 14, 1984. CAMERAS round of storms that swept the Pacific meeting of the 13-natic i organization timistic.” Charltt N.C. p<' 62 33 . l*hoenix c 69 « COMPACT THmiONE Just Also voting on a separate agreement Chicago cy 33 24 .... Pittsburg cy SS a '.o* LICENSED BY ■sBY-M NwOsl tsisplistip wMl I Coast — flooding rivers, threatening starting Sunday, for what industry Kolff made the comments in a brief Cleveland {>c 40 27 .09 Porllana Me. c 52 a are 2,300 office workers and nurses who 7 Arrived avalanches, triggering rock slides and sources said could be one of the most speech to the Utah Legislature, which Columbus pc 46 28 .... !*ortland Ore, r 56 « A. ROOAK lie are represented by the UAW. crucial sessions in OPEC’s 22-year passed a resolution commending Clark Dallas' c (6 44 . Providence cy 59 37 JO* W AUPHONE £ closing roads. Denver w 54 24 ... Richmond cy* 66 a a ; wmiHasir Nvga hup salaHin •wNst. IlMsIs FINE FAMOUS BRANDS history. for his courage. Des Moines cy 33 22 .... St. Louis pc S3 a f •wtsii8«tlt«ly. Psatwroa aswla Detroit pi* 41 22 .06 Salt Lake Citys 47 41 .... 0 Duluth pf’ 23 IR San Antonio c 66 a .... a El Paso c 61 20 . . San Olego c 71 47 ... * $ 2 9 * * Police to book Doctors to become Hartford pc SO 35 .66 San Francisf' r tt 56 M • BULOVA • QRUEN Suit filed against Indianap Us -%c S 27 ... San Juan pc M 71 A: O-Pllp J WALTHAM • HELBR08 AU AT SPECIAL LOW PRICES good-deed doers brothel owners Jackson Mss. c 52 27 ... Seattle r 64 44 .41 . Missing school bus Jacksonville c 66 s a Spokane r « a 01 ELGIN • PICCARD , contempt measure Kansas ('ity |>c 27 a .... Tampa c 71 46 m EAST HARTFORD (UPI) - Police ORANGE, Calif. (UPI) - Two found stuck In mud Las Vegas c 52 32 .... Washington cy 62 40 BENRU8 • RICHO will start handing out tickets Monday to Southern California doctors will have no WASHINO'rON.(UPI) — Headed for Uttle Hock c 52 a .... Wichita c « a .3^ CITIZEN • HAMILTON • VULCAN.*39.88 anyone they spot doing a good deed — ethical problems with the state medical CLANTON, a l a ; (UPI) - A yellow the broadest separation-of-power$ dis­ from opening doors to helping an elderly association in their attempts to buy into school bus that vanished ’Thursday night pute since Watergate, the White House is 17 - 21 Jewel ^ person across the street. three legal Nevada brothels. with a girls' high school basketball team trying to block a contempt of Congress eMkooto 9«plotufM pof Moond But the ticket gives the recipient a free “ We don’t have a policy on that,” Tom aboard was found stuck in the mud on a citation against Anne Gorsuch, chief of •BuHt-bi Plaah (no luohlNdbo noodod) ELECTRONIC • SELF WINDING • SPORT • DIAMOND night at the movies, not a court date — Kennedy, a spokesman at California side road today. Police said all aboard the Environmental Protection Agency. Lottery Motor drtvon automatlcolly to next FANCY DRESS • QUARTZ o DIVERS courtesy of Local 386 of the International Medical Association headquarters in San were safe. • One minute after the House made Mrs. 1 Yr. Guarantaa o ELECTRIC • ALARMS Brotherhood of Police Officers. Francisco, said Thursday. “ The question State trooper Lt. Roy Smith said the Gorsuch the highestranking government •AutonMIo I The union wants to reward “ little acts has never come up before.” bus carrying the 12 girls of the Chilton official ever cited for contempt of of courtesy and kindess toward your Sidney Binder, the investment broker High School team, their coach and driver Congress, ’Thursday, the Justice Depart­ Ixittery numbers drawn Rhode Island: 6614. •Ultra-LMo BoHory fellow man," said David Killian, vice who represents the unidentified doctors, was discovered in rural Coosa County ment filed suit in federal court to try to in .New ^ gla n d ’Thursday: Vermont: 764. •MkiMiiro poikat olao 4 W -3 ” Why Rant? Buy Nowl NEW 1982 STYLES president of the local. It’s the union's defended the deal as “ one that makes a near Kelly’s Crossroads. He said the block the action. Connecticut: 956. Massachusetts: 5414. Nat attaaOr aa pMurod • UmB 1 Starting In January you must buy or| way of “ starting to say thank you” to lot of sense, financially.’’ driver apparently took a wrong turn and Congress cited Mrs. Gorsuch for her Foofeal olaa ooMOra Moa dpa Mn. Uooa 3 AA Maine: 953. Connecticut rainbow hiU tln (aot taoMaO) rant phona from N.E. T alaphona residents, Killian said. The brothels, in Winnemucca, Nev., a bogged down in the mud. refusal, under orders from President iVew Hampshire: 1554. jackpot: X, yellow, 758. TIMEX The 98-member union voted Thursday town of 4,(X)0 about 150 miles east of The disappearance of the bus touched Reagan, to withhold supoenaed to spend $500 of its dues to buy 200 passes Reno, are being sold for $2.5 million by a off near-panic in the little Central documents sought as part of a House in­ to a local theater. Each officer will be French madam threatened with deporta­ Alabama town of Clanton. vestigation of the EPA’s handling of FRST i ALL OF lOr ENGLMIN! HAIR BEAUTY GIFT IDEAS given a ticket to hand out at his or her tion. Parents spent the night cruising the hazardous waste dumps. IJL FMUL0U8 12 HOUR AUCTION 25% OFF discretion. The Immigration and Naturalization Reagan maintains release of the files roads trying to find their children, a I StBrllns Monday Cvonliig, Doeombor 20lh al S4M {MEAT saaihiON “ It will help our image more than Service lists prostitution as a “ depor­ helicopter was pressed into the search would jeopardize pending enforcement Almanac AU OKMTAIS • BECmCS • tB> • ICO and Runnlns NON-STOP unSI SdM A.M., anything else. Many see us negatively so table occupation,” and Sylvia Binder, no and state and local police joined the cases. SBF WHO) • WATBIPBOOF • OUARTZ often," Killian said. relation to the broker, put her businesses hunt. Thursday, the House, acting on a Docombar 21at UOHTEO MIRROR ORESSaSPOOTS atlho i£ GIFTBOXED . It was Lt. John Rock’s idea to cite good up for sale in hopes it would convince the The team had been bound for the com­ recommendation by its Public Works Today is Friday, Dec. 17, the 351st day of 1982 with 14 deeds and Killian said it was a “ terrific” 1 TIAR OUARANm government to let her remain in the munity of Weogufka, about 40 miles Committee, voted, 259-105, to cite Mrs. to follow. ROKRT H. CLASS MKTNII6M1ERV way of honoring good in a world which United States. She has until Jan. 31 to northeast of Clanton, to play in a Christ­ Gorsuch for contempt — setting the The moon is moving toward its first quarter. ROUTE 12 - CENTRAL VILLAGE notices mostly the bad: , leave. mas basketball tournament. stage for a constitutional showdown. ’The morning stars are Saturn and Jupiter. Just M mlfo trom Exit 89 of Ifw C T TumpUm K FM/AM OiaiTAL toshioa The evening stars are Mercury, Venus and Mars. Rag. Curia . OUR ALL NIGHT AUCTION INCLUDES: ShapM A TOSHIBA ’Those bom on this date are under the sign of Sagit-.: 39.98 Mahogany Furniture; Dolls; China; Oriental CLOCK AM/FM tarius. '• M iX coo Items; Minerals; Linen; Woodenware; Glassware; OOBL naeiiD ELBcnac HpiriOi STEREO American poet John Greenleaf Whittier was bora Dec. •. RADIO RADIO Peopletalh Tinware; Teaching Dioramas; Anthropological HABiaenER reedy We «tth 17,J807. Co*rw*M d*8 Inrtudrt 20 curtm at 4 ttm • 2 7 .9 9 n g . IH A g Items. * “ CASSETTE On this date in history: ' FRESH MERCHANDISE EVERY 4 HOURS. 24 Rea REQ. 149.88 But Danielle Brisebois began her career at 3 and In 1903, Orville and Wilbur Wright made the first 2S.S9 FREE ’Turkeys or Christmas ’Trees each hour from r m y n n i m i \ $ Q Q 9 9 ^ High rollers at 6 she sang in the chorus of the New York City successful airplane flights in history, soaring over the 1A.M. to 4 A.M. . f*m Concert Tone. Opera Company. But it was her role in Broadway’s sand dunes near Kitty Hawk, N C. One flight lasted 12 : (hgtlai ctort rtodoui with Utga. hehltd numarali. • W M ot» Frank Sinatra really earns the big money he hhfMC or w » a l» Auim o f ornsM a*d ravarw tana tat control a AC/OC Powered radio, cassette. Buitt-ln “ Annie” that landed her a costarring part in C A ­ seconds. A second was for 59 seconds. ROKRT H. QLAtS End FAMILY AdpAltMt volumt lont iU tfn • Aitiactnw U y M to Mand with condenser microphone, 5" power apeakers. makes at casino engagements — he draws the high nwH WHMIMM gny dacer • Wairtui fram Im Wi on potyttyira • Cantpaci lit* TV’s “ Archie Bunker’s Place.” atmotl arifadiara rollers. When Sinatra played the Golden Nugget In 1925, Gen. William “ Billy” Mitchell, outspoken ad-^; AUCTIONEERS Record off radio. Pulls In over 25 stations. Last weekend Danielle hosted a party at Dillon’s •CoMaalalyllp; ' Hotel-Casino in Atlantic City last week, the casino vocate of a separate U.S. Air force, was found guilty of; - with a guest list that included Ricky Schroder, 203-S64-7318 WAM/FM reported gaming revenues of $22 million between conduct prejudicial to the good of the armed services.; n r n n Adam West and Keenan Wynn. Wednesday and Sunday. Twenty years later, the Senate conferred on him,- CurRii kM PORTAOU RADIO SAVE S71 That includes one man who dropped $3.7 million, posthumously, the Congressional Medal of Honor. casino officials said. The casino invited 1,000 big­ Quote of the day In 1939, the Nazi warship Graf Spee was scuttled off spending gamblers to attend Sinatra’s perfor­ the coast of Uruguay as British vessels pursued it. i Ony Arid swivel cord In 1981, U.S. Brig. Gen. James Dozier was kidnapped^ wet or dry. CLAIROL mances and raised the betting limit at the baccarat Jessica Savitch, who mans the anchor desk on the I ru it *4.1 UoyiTt in Rome by Italy’s Red Brigades. He was freed 42 days; tables to $500,000. Some players were betting with weekend edition of NBC Nightly News, talks in the CHRISTMAS T mtTAiiT HAM sermi LED CLOCK RADIO $100,000 racks of chips. January Redbook about the myths that once held later in a raid by Italian anti-terrorist forces. AM/FM PNTAMi P N c * ...... 2 4 .8 8 7 00 ofl with itbatt* Wafc# to STAND PATTiatyonpuia-ni. a Prt0 9 ...... 19 .8 8 moM or buzrar orth tneata Some winners had chips stacked so high they had back women in news broadcasting — they would get MN. MMmRabBla . . . 2 .0 0 tM> . wrwr $i2Q2 • 4 .9 9 ■ RalMtamvm 7/3I/E3. trouble seeing the table. ’The California man who married and quit, they weren’t tough enough, their A thought for the day: Poet John Greenleaf Whittleit S T '^ 1 9 a 9 9 *«SSStttrARBMI m OMadiOTttore said, “ Search thine own heart. What paineth thee liC 4 Ira o t mg.iS4S R B 9.99J9 EucnucnAzoi Fieri Cost A / lost $3.7 million quit only when the house refused voices were not authoritative. IMPLEHeAD 7 his request to raise the betting limits to $1 million. As for the myth they couldn’t work with one others, in thyself may be.” f another, she said: “ That came from the days of lie CAN OPENER tokenism when there was space for only one woman obiy ti aflirt It ih Crowning glories ... If another woman came in, the first had to go. FN/AN RADIO N D t y ’The minute you walked into a newsroom people asked, ‘Are you the new Barbara Walters?’ No — ilanriipstrr HrraUl r Allewa lowor HEADPHONES JU rM a s s a g e la tMn alt •Eaay Ciaan' Stefanie Powers is one of America’s best-tressed branohaa to ba M l Nonsncssnicai. women, with a hairdo her stylist calls "chopped I’m not the new Barbara Walters. ewTRasweese • A toot maaaagt ayMim cofrcvang Richard M. Diamond, Publlshw’ ; namiai; W»99on androMngafch salad. ” Miss Powers was named ’Thursday as one of 'Barbara Walters is still around and doing quite on troo Wliarauar you go, «liala»ar you do . . . ^ 9l9999BHMi Thomas J.’Hooper, Qenaral Manapar J taka your Malanlng pMooura «Mi youl n the “ Ten Best Colffed” women of 1981, by the* .well.’ ’ aotdBMIa radio aiMiaaR foam fIM oar M i • Due lMnp9faMe aawng. warm and Rag. Prioa 21.99 Helene Curtis Guild of Professional Hairstylists. r **Deck The HaU With**' OUBMIhIB. AdANlBblB NBBdbBfld for OORfl- I SalaMealBM usps 327-600 VOL.c ii7 n o . ee* Carol Burnett was on the list for the third time, Glimpses fort. QimIM 2W* epBRitere. Uen D*m D 2.00 elevating her to the 10 Best Colffed Hall of Fame. 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O a m -S p m aaOBAV Rag. 11740 • U» Nat aajOrid «al «r eiy ACTUAL PRICE 4 9 .8 8 M M g g Q g*3Vt . MANCHES’TER HERALD, Fri., Dec. 17, 1982 - 5 4 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Fri., Dec. 17, 1982 Gets TV job, may write column FAA abort the takeoff if there to develop standards for in part on the failure of jet landed at Logan Inter­ cockpit devices to measure tion as a plane takes off, WASHINGTON (UPI) - outgrowth of its in­ are problems. pilots to communicate bad pilots who landed ahead of national Airport Jan. 23 the progress of accelera­ giving the pilot time to A federal safety board, vestigations of a Jan. 13 Moffett becoming a member of the medio weather conditions to the the D C -1 0 “ to convey the and skidded o ff the runway studying cases in Boston crash of an Air Florida jet control tower and ensure severity of the hazard to into Boston Harbor. The two years ahead and wondering if M offett w ill l8 | | "c h a and Washington, says the in Washington that killed 78 Manchester. that information is relayed following pilots.” nose section broke off. Two political comeback by running to r^ a p tu re the 6th nation’s airports should up- people and the crash of a By Paul Hendrle M offett also has bee? asked to do a radio show with a to other pilots. “ We need to get informa­ passengers were never District seat, which was won last month by Republican grade their com­ World Airways jet in Herald Reporter similar format on a Washington station, Blacklow said, That recommendation, tion from the pilot to the found and are presumed . -L%' ■■ r-' . munications and technical Boston 10 days later. but he is not sure yet whether that w ill be feasible. He Nancy Johnson. . , i. • > u board officials said, grew control towers and back to dead. “ What he is saying now is only that he is not ruling it systems so pilots have a Both crashes occurred in Atlantis Lead Crystal Lame duck Congressman Toby M offett — who lost his has been offered jobs with two radio stations, one in out of the World Airways the pilot,” Burnett said. ’The board recommended better chance at avoiding bad winter weather. In Hand Blown. . . Hand Cut yet pleasantly affordable bid to unseat U.S. Sen. Lowell P. Weicker last month — Connecticut and one out-of-state, as a talk shcjw host, out,” said Blacklow. . -n crash, which was blamed ’The three-engine jumbo that another panel develop has accepted a temporary job as a commentator on the Howev6r, Blscklow left no doubt thut M offett w ill re- crashes in bad weather. August, the board blamed Blacklow said. Cable News Network, his press secretary confirmed. main politically active. He will work actively for a The recommendations, pitot error for the Air Already nailed down is a teaching position for M offett adopted unanimously Florida crash; on number of environmental groups, probably on a r" next semester. He will give an undergraduate college Wednesday, it found ’ Moffett also is looking at several other job volunteer basis, said Blackow. . , . u i. Thursday by the five- possibilities, including hosting a radio program, writing course on the workings of Congress for consortium of member board, now go to Federal Aviation Ad­ • 763 and 191 Main Sf ., M anch«tt«i “ If this M X missle thing doesn t get killed here, he Phon»; 643-1191 or 643-1900 a syndicated newspaper column and teaching college Hartford colleges. the Federal Aviation Ad- ministration procedures at has said he w ill join the groups on the outside fighting • iattbrook Mall, Montfiold M offett reportedly also has been offered a teaching m inistration, which fault in the ^ston crash. courses. it,” said Blacklow. “ He feels very strongly that is a Phono: 4S6-1141 job at Yale University. Blacklow would not confirm provocative weapon.” oversees the airports. ’They The FAA runs the "H e's go ng to land on his feet,” M offett’s press this, but he did say M offett “ is negotiating for a are not binding, but the nation’s air traffic control eASTtKN CONNtCfICUrS secretary W illie Blacklow said ’Thursday in a teiephone teaching job in New Haven.” ^ JILACKLOW SAID the dark post-election mood of FAA must respond within system and imposes safety HADING full SfffWCE OTTICIANSf interview. “ What he’s done is put together a short-term M offett’s staff has lifted, as the Washington staff 90 days. regulations; the safety MOFFETT BEGAN his public life as a syndicated package (o f jobs) to take him through the summer.” members latch onto other jobs. Blacklow will be going An FAA spokesman said board investigates the newspaper columnist, collaborating with Manchester to work for California Congressman George Miller, a the recommendations will causes of transportation Herald publisher Richard M. Diamond. Blacklow said After that. Blacklow said, M offett should have a Democrat, and he credited M offett with finding him and be “ carefully and accidents and makes Moffett may come full circle. better idea of whether he wants to remain in politics or his co-workers their new jobs. u j .. throughly reviewed. ’The recommendations to pre­ “ He is seriously tiiinking about doing a print column, CHRISTMAS GIFT IDEAS! go in another direction. “ The first 10 days after the election were very bad, agency vrill study the safe­ vent their reoccurrence. free-lancing, maybe syndication,” said Blacklow. said Blacklow. “ But he’s at peace with himself now. MOFFETT WILL fill in on CNN propam ty board’s full report and “ What we are talking GLASSES "T h at’s clearly in the planning stages. Toby is a superb He’s going to definitely move back to Connecticut. ^ HEARING AIDS "Crossfire” for three weeks in February, while liberal will make its response about is a reform of the FRAMES w riter.” The loss has given M offett more time to spend with & SERVICE commentator Tom Braden is on vacation. The format public when that review is system that won’t be Pitcher $87.50 • 8" Vase $82.50 • Ships Decanter $135. Blacklow said his boss also has talked to CBS News his wife and his baby, Blacklow said. C O N TA C T LENSES calls for Moffett to debate conservative commentator' completed.” achieved in short order. 8" Bud Vase $37.50 • Whiskey Decanter $120. Herald photo by Tarquinio Correspondent Bill Moyers about how to go about get­ “ He’s worked out a system,” said Blacklow. “ In the Patrick Buchanan, a former speech writer for Richard ’The National Transpor­ We have a system problem ting a job doing political commentary on television. mornings, he taks care of the baby. I guess he s MOFFETT, WITH HIS BACK TO O’NEILL Nixon "Crossfire" airs each week night at 11:30. The tation Safety Board’s and the FAA is going to SOME POEITIGAE observers already are looking described it as making up for lost time.” recommendations are the have to provide the TELESCOPES BINOCULARS . . . but may not turn his back to politics channel .is number 21 on the cable TV dial in leadership to take care of from it,” said board Chairman All Purpose James Burnett. “ The i > " $ 5 3 0 0 Trusted Jewelers Since 1900 Volcker regulatory system must be OPEN SUNDAY 12-5 DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER Legislative improved.” § ^ OPERA GLASSES FOR THEATER & SPORTS Hartford • New Britain • Westtarms Mall 'The recommendations Amertcan Express Master Cna«Ge Vtsa M*chaeis Charge 7 GIFT CERTIFICATES FOR ANY AMOUNT! says he's include convening an & hearing format industry-government panel BALLOON hopeful Your Worth^s Charge Card makes Christmas shopping so easyl m ay be changed ;By Leon Daniel ;UPI National Reporter HARTFORD i U PI) — Senate Democrats have come WONDERFUL GIFT SAVINGS! POPPIN' MAYFIELD, Ky.- up with a plan they think will restore legislative public ' Federal Reserve Board save $6 hearings to those for which they were intended— the Chairman Paul A. Volcker public f ie ld e d a fe w to u gh The pian unveiled* Thursday is in response to long questions but the •ava plenty 19.99 standing complaints that elected officials and state MADNESS SALE recession-battered agencies take up much of the time at hearings and the residents of the fanning Carol Ames public has to wait until last to speak. town of M ayfield generally The plan approved at a caucus of the Senate's majori­ gave him more Southern f 2/5.00 Ir. cords ty Democrats, cails for alternating back and forth hospitality than hostility. cava up to $25 between members of the public and officials in calling Volcker, brought to fashion lewelry $26 values. Baited cot- witnesses to speak at hearings. Mayfield by Rep. Carroll save ton/poly with double Under the current setup, the first hour at pu !' Hubbard to speak at the Chalnal Pinal Earringal pleats. Two pocket hearings was reserved for elected officials and agency high school gymansium, (B4.99 representatives, though they sometimes took up more said Thursday, progress in BracolotsI Qoldtono sst- styles. 14” and 16” time, said Senate Majority Leader Richard Schneller, the fight against inflation quilted tlngal Qrsat for grab bags lags. A pretty solactlon D-Essex. can reduce interest rates 13% to and stocking stutfin'l of colors. 5-13. Schneller said people would sometimes travel from but he warned the federal pant Jowolry Junior place. around the state to speak on pending legislation and then budget deficit “ is going to had to wait two hour's before getting a chance to speak. get bigger even as the D coats In addition to the frustration of the wait. Schneller economy expands.” said, people would find that by the time they got to ad­ 50% The Fed chief said the Rng. $80 - $90. Warm dress the committee, some of its members had left to go Just deficit must be reduced but quiltad poplins shad on to other meetings or business. offered no suggestions as Schneller said committees also had the option of in­ rain and ataln. Now save $B decide on to where the spending cuts fashion dotaila. 8omo save plenty! viting agency heads or other officials in before public should be made. Then, he hearings began to discuss and could then move on to said, “ ’The doubts and un­ with corduroy and knit public hearings for public comment. jrour purchase, certainties of today are trim. Neutral and 2 0 % off 19.99 A committee of House and Senate Democrats working going to give way to fashion colors. 0-18. E girls* on rules for the next legislative session will meet to con­ pick a ballocn renewed confidence and on gifts for coats. I ' - / h I tinue negotiations on rules and consider the plan backed vigor.” Pant-har blazers by the Senate Democrats Volcker rejected the con­ you, The Senate Democratic caucus also supported a rules than bust H! tention the Fed can control basic Reg. 27.90 Corduroy change that would make it more ditficult for lawmakers interest rates he said are to revive bills, once they are killed in committee Jackets Just like Mom’s. YOU SAVE UP determined by people your family, separates Burgundy, carnal, navy The proposed change, also subject to further discus­ throughout the world. sion with House Democrats, would require two-thirds of “ Interest rates are your friends Hot favorlto polyostor or rust. 7-14. girls’ the members of either chamber to sign a petition to T030%! affected by the hopes and gabardine co ^inato s shop. C revive a bill instead of the majority now required. fears by everyone in the to mix and match for save $3 Some members of the caucus argued the change market place.” in our givingl Jackotel Pantal would stifle efforts by the legislature's Republican save plentyl Kenneth Houseman, a SkIrtsI BlousosI Black minority to get measures before all lawmakers. If merchandise isi mechanic, asked what 10.99 But proponents ot the change said it would give Americans could do to help or navy. Bliss 8-18. greater credence to the work of legislative committees speed recovery. sportowsar. Cashniln® 3/5.99 and their decisions on which bills should be taken up by already On Sa/e J Volcker replied “ the the full Legislature. process goes faster if sweaters Schneller. however, said lawmakers will sometimes Youget an workers don’t grab for the pretty sign a petition to revive a bill killed in committee with last thing they can get at Rag. 13.99. Bupor aot- the understanding from the start that they would vote the bargaining table.” He tloa to aavo on and buy panties against it. A D D f i m A L l also urged merchants and by ths armful for others to show restraint in Fill her stockin' with protty aomoono tpoclall panties, mostly cottons. setting prices. Cowls or boatnocki io%- 20%~ John Binkley, a high Paatalal Brightal BIzoa PrIntsI SolldsI Lacs trims. school senior, said the B-M-L. BrIatsI BIkInIsI HIpstsrsI 5-7. chairman seemed to be on lingsrie. Meet Santa at a "pedestal” and wanted to save $3 know “ who holds checks on you?” 3 0 Volcker said the board is responsible to the people 12.99 save plentyl land to the Congress. ; “ CongreM created us and misses •they can uncreate us if 12.99 Ithey want to.” acrylic ; Robert Phillips of drug store jBardwell told Volcker the pants blanket •Cnited States should go Reg. $10. Bupor fitting • back to the gold standard. sleepers pull-ona in finest : But Volcker disagreed. : T om G rim m , a high acrylic by Katie For girls and boys, .school sjtudent, wanted to Brooke. Black, wine, warm acrylic blanket ' know what specific cuts In brown, navy, groan, sloopora in kid- igovernment spending plum. BIzoa 8-16 pleasing colors. Non- 'Volcker would recom- 7 PotHo, 10-20 Avoraga. skid solos, children’s jmend. sportawoar. • ‘T m not going to answer shop. *your question because I ’ve ‘got enough problems ; without getting Into that,” GIFT ;,Votcker qnswered joking- ■ly. Then, turning serious, apaclall •be said, “ I don’t think you BOXES ' can exempt any part of the Hiadget from review.” [ The town, afflicted with 7 ,0 0 ;a U.S unemployment rate, Downtown • la beginning to doubt its •Chamber of Commerce Mandieotor Infants* 'literature, which boasts of .‘-"our depreislon-proof sleepers THATS RIGHT! economy.” Local farmera Open Bavo on gro-bag are In deep trouble. A sisapsra and Santa C i i ^ ^ i l i ba i textile Dlaht has shut down Mon.-Thura ',aMl tm er local Indnatrlea blankot sloopora In Druj0 rliivelald oH workers. ’tnSPJL Infant aizoa. Bomo 297 EAST CENTER ST. • A local barber said with appllquoa..: In Manchester on earlier, lowering interest Paalsl colors.1 rates won’t help much. Friday' « Saturday & Sunday MANCHESTER. CT " I ^ t we need is Jobs,” chlldron’s shop. said ’Tom Jackson. ‘ T v e Dec. 18 & 19 942 Main 8t been at this chair Tor 34 S P Jd . tiT '*T- years. I’l^ Just making 10 a m l9 4 pjn, Manchaalar 1'- - 1 ^ V * . V MANCHESTER HERALD. Fri., Dec. 17, 1982 - 7 h - MANCHESTER HERALD. Fri„ Dec. 17, 1982

Richard M. Diamond. PuUlahar ‘Breakthrough' in Lebanon ? Dan Fm , Editor opinion Alex Qirelll, Cn Reagan: 'time has come' for troops to leave

with unnamed Lebanese "per­ fighting between pro-and anti- “ We think the tim e has come now mies,” Reagan said. Thursday with Israeli Prime B y United ProM International Official Beirut Radio quoting Minister Menachem Begin and sonalities.” Sj^an militias mounted to 43 dead for the foreign forces— Syria, Israel Western diplomatic sources said Defense Minister Ariel Sharon, out­ President Reagan said “ the time “ We are very close to the opening and 141 wounded. and the remnant of the PLO that is Thursday Syria and Israel would lined a U.S. plan for a simultaneous JacI has come” for the withdrawal of of political and security negotiations Presumed Lebanese Druse there— to get out and that’s why the begin pulling their forces out o f the pullback of forces. Can Udall out-Nice-Guy Reagan ? Anderson foreign armies from Lebanon between Lebanon and Israel, which Moslems killed a Christian woman multi-national force was sent ...” Shouf mountains east of Beirut renewed clashes brtween ultimately will pave the way for and wounded three others in the Reagan said. Under the Am erican proposal, within a month. livdl militias in occupied areas peace with yet another Arab coun­ Israeli-occupied Shouf mountains “ For those countries to delay in Palestinian foFces also would begin In Jerusalem, U.S. envoys Philip k ill^ four people and wounded eight try,” Sharon told the radio on a tour southeast of Beirut, police said. getting out now places them in the withdrawing from Lebanon at the WASHINGTON - Of all the to try to gauge whether there is liberal and the liberal-to- Habib and Morris Draper, meeting others. of Lebanese towns. Scores have died in two months of position of being occupying ar­ same time, the radio said. things about President Heagan in d e ^ enough support out there conservative pendulum, which Israeli Defense Minister Ariel In the Syrian-occupied northern sectarian fighting in the area. that gj'ipe Democratic Jack Germond to warrant a serious second try. Reagan caught on the rightward Sharon was quoted ’Thursday by port city of Tripoli, Lebanon’s se­ Reagan, interviewed in today’s politicians, one probably stands He says the Kennedy con­ swing, is already swinging back Israel’s army radio as telling Israeli cond largest city, machine-gun, edition of the Washington Post, out from the rest. That is his and stituency w ill not flock to any one over. commanders a “ breakthrough” had mortar and artillery battles killed called for the pullout of 40,000 Syrian, 10,000 Palestinian and 30,000 ability to somehow keep his dis­ candidate but that he thinks he In all this, Udall acknowledges been achieved in arranging direct three people and wounded five Israeli forces to permit the tance from the most damaging of Jules Witcpver would get “ a good chunk” o f it. that he doesn’t see much troop withdrawal talks between others. One shell crashed into a his policies. Slave Israel and Lebanon. crowded marketplace. Lebanese government to take con­ Syndicated columnists That is probably so, but if so the difference between himself and The radio said Sharon also met The casualty toll of nine days of trol of Its territory. To hear him tell it, not only is reason could also be the reason it the other Democratic prospects I.e not responsible for the would be most difficult for him to on issues, and he allows that they hardships those policies have in­ be nominated. That is the percep­ all have their own kinds of labor The University of Connecticut flicted; why, he never dreamed tion of him as a card-carrying old "charisma.” So what be seems to ture the White House. factor,’ ’ and that he just might be v they might hurt anybody. liberal. be talking about is that elusive it. As a result of this special HUT T H E T A S K may be how political chemistry that makes New kind of 'prison' That label pestered him to such a t S to rrs talent. Reagan was able to retain to overcome or neutralize IT IS N O T an easy thing for one person wildly appealing and probed a degree in 1976 that he tried for his Mr. Nice Guy image Reagan's personal appeal and get another as flat as the 1982 an individual to speak of his own a time to insist he was not a throughout a first year of painful the country to focus on the state Baltimore Colts. charisma, of whether he has it or liberal but a “progressive,” domestic program cuts. Even of the nation under his WASHING’TON - More than 120 not. But few would dispute that whatever the distinction might The problem for Mo Udall is now. with the polls showing him leadership. Of the Democrats Udall’s comfortable and open that no amount of polling is real­ years after the Emancipation for Walesa: Mercedes be. The effort got nowhere and slipping personally, he still who have indicated the likelihood Proclamation, slavery is once again style enabled him to survive a Udall says now: “ I give up on it. ly going to tell him whether he manages to smile his way into that they will run — Mondale, a subject of controversy in the inner disastrous, all-losing campaign If you want to call me a liberal, has “ it” or not. ’The answer can millions of American hearts. match Ronald Reagan’s dazzle. circles of a presidential administra­ GDANSK, Poland (U P I)- PoUce ment, Walesa was taken from his Walesa away into the rear seat of a in 1976 with the admiration and go ahead.” If the economy keeps only come in the 1984 campaign This talent may well be a And that, folks, is what Rep. itself, and his dilemma is that he tion. ’This time, though, the sbves sealed off the high-rise apartment home and put in a black Mercedes black Mercedes limousine, ABC ig affection of great nunihers of failing, he lists federal programs . SPRING SEMESTER 1983 major problem for any Democrat Morris K. Udall of Arizona is voters. can’t wait that long to decide. His under discussion are Russian, not * building of Solidarity leader Lecb by five policemen for a meandering news quoted Walesa’s brother as that have thrived under it. Walesa for a second day today and saying the five police wore battle who wins his party's presidential thinking as he ponders whether to Friends and supporters around 1976 campaign suffered mightily American. ride. delayed reporters trying to gain en­ “ Such a trip is a new form of in­ gear and carried machine guns. nomination in 1984 and runs Join the pack now that his party’s ,4he country have been urging him UDALL SAYS Reagan’s from poor organization and lack JANUARY 24-MAY 17 For months,' an inter-agency try to his news conference. ternment,” Ws w ife Danuta said in a Both government and police of­ against him. assuming he is a chief dazzler. Sen. Edward M. to run again. Udall says. But he is "assault on government” — his of money, so if he is going to run, group — including representatives Walesa, taken for an eight-hour car telephone interview ’Thursday. “ He ficials denied the labor leader, candidate for re-election. Most Kennedy, has dropped out. enough of a realist to know that attempt to roll back the policies he must decide quickly and get to of the White House, the State . ride by police Thursday, called a was in the province of Gdansk. He whose fiery oratory helped inspire Democrats are convinced now Udall. the clear winner on the of the New Deal and its successor such people often tell prospective work. In the end, like all the Department, the CIA, the National news conference for 11 a.m. local was being driven around along many the birth of Solidarity in the summer The University of Connecticut at Storrs will that the economy won't improve laugh meter in the 1976 presiden­ candidates what they think they Democratic programs — is rapid­ others, he will have to look Security Council and the Labor time, but reporters who approached roads. of 1980, had been arrested. much and that the Russians ly losing its appeal to blue-collar be offering several undergraduate and tial primaries but the clear loser want to hear, and he professes. around at the opposition, and Department — has been hotly his house were turned back by Zomo “ The .ride was so long he has a There was speculation he was won't be less beastly a year from riot police surrounding the building. to Jimmy Carter in votes, not to have succumbed to workers thrown out of work or then look in a m irror and be debating the extent of slave labor in pain in his behind,” she said joking­ taken into custody for ignoring two graduate credit courses in which qualified now. So they feel to a man that suggests that the Democrats fearful of being jobless. He says A senior police official said ly when the ordeal was finally over Potomac Fever. So he is going to startled at how much better he the Soviet Union. summonses to appear in the provin­ the issues will be there to recap- need a counter to "the charisma take some polls in the next weeks' the "basic American impulse” is likes what he sees. reporters would be allowed to enter for her husband, the leader of the cial prosecutor’s office and the members of the community as well as No one questions the fact that . the apartment block at tbe Eastern Bloc’s first independent finance office. Walesa had rejected forced labor Is widespread in the scheduled tim e of the news con­ trade union before it was banned by the summonses because of legal students from other colleges may enroll. Ad­ ference but not before. In M a n ch ester Soviet Union. What the government Parliament. technicalities. Reached by telephone, Walesa In Washington, Deputy White mission to these credit courses is on a non­ experts have been arguing about Is " I can only confirm he has been told United Press International, “ I House press secretary Larry whether slaves are being used on a neither detained nor arrested,” said am fighting for my rights and you Speakes said the incident, in a na­ degree, non-matriculating basis for those not r specific Soviet construction job — government spokesman Jerzy Ur­ (newsmen) should fight for yours” tion in its 13th month of martial law, ban. "H e had a certain business in degree-seeking status at the university. the natural gas pipeline being built and not be fri^ ten ed o ff by police “ must raise doubts about the desire Sacrifice, gains issue to settle, but not in the from Siberia to Western Europe. tactics. of the Polish authoritfes to seek T&R..TE prosecutor’s office. There is nothing He urged the media to show national reconciliation.” LIKE MEDIEVAL monks dis­ sensational about it.” For a complete schedule of courses, days, AMDI MEAf IT- r®rcN&Gciff... courage and go to his house, even at Polish military leader Wojciech puting the number of angels that can the risk of detention, so his story Jaruzelski has announced martial A witness, who asked not to be and hours, and additional information on and Main Street fit on a pinhead, the inter-agency identified, said Thursday Walesa could be told and pressure put on rule w ill be suspended by Dec. 31 but group’s members have been authorities from outside inter­ has arranged for strict law-and- was taken from his high-rise apart­ registration, contact the Office of Credit debating whether slave labor is national organizations. order regulations to allow his ment by five uniformed policemen Programs in Extended and Continuing being used on the pipeline directly government to keep the country and a civilian. The possibility of compromise to the involved system of Hours before he was to speak or indirectly, a lot or a little. ’The Thursday, in the first such calm. "■You are not respecting your Education, 486-3832. between the state and the town parking modules and the access u summons,” they told Walesa, the squabble, unfortunately, may appearance since his release five Although there has been no of­ emerged from a meeting to them. report said. become more important than the < weeks ago from 11 months of detain­ ficial explanation of who hustled Thursday afternoon with a bonus Fees are payable at registration by check, Some Main Street merchants (1^ issue at hand. for some of the critics of the are unwilling to give up any on­ Mastercard, or VISA. Registration should be plan to renovate Main Street. street parking at all, particular­ A conclusive finding that slave labor is being used on the pipeline Abandoned 'Holly' rescued completed before classes begin on Monday, The upshot of that meeting ly any angle parking. would presumably embarrass the appears to be that the Transpor­ It is unlikely any compromise January 24, 1983 to avoid late-registration Kremlin. So the White House tation Commissioner J. William plan can achieve that goal and representatives in the inter-agency penalties. Burns and his department will still satisfy the state and federal - a Yule group were not pleased when some - who consider a plan that includes wish to move traffic more State Department officials and the The University of Connecticut at Storrs some angle parking — as long as expeditiously along the road. GA argued that the evidence of TORONTO (UPI) - hypothermia today but was darkness at the suburban and tlife girl on the line told the plan costs less than the slave labor on the pipeline was not Robert Yule says Holly is a still listed in fair condition. factory where he has me exactly what to do. She Credit Programs in Extended and Continuing Educa­ current one. But if Burns is really serious convincing. The State Department fine name for tbe aban­ Police Staff Sgt. David worked for 11 years, but “ I said to get a blanket and tion 486-3832 If that reading of the exchange about his departm ent’s officials and the C IA also suggested doned newborn infant he Grinqell said it would be didn’t think nothing of it,” wrap it up so I did. It difficult to find out who he said. “ We have a lot of stopped crying as soon as I of remarks at.the meeting is cor­ willingness to take another look that the issue was “ an old story” found naked in an icy pud­ dle nine days before Christ­ abandoned the 5-pound, 8- cats around the place.” picked it up.” rect. it means the death of the at a plan thpt includes angle and didn’t deserve a big media push. mas. ounce baby. ‘‘We’re He heard the cry again proposed parking modules with parking without physical separa­ The squabble came to a head with “ My own name means covering every angle we when he came out with the the complicated geometry they tion from the travel lanes, there the drafting of a letter to Congress a Christmas so what are you can,” he said. “ We’re garbage moments later so OPEIITONIBHTTItB entail. is hope that more people locally few weeks ago which accompanied a going to do,” said Yule, 52, always hoping somebody he took a look under a dpen forum/ Readers' views will come forward with in­ truck parked in the lot. “ It But it also means^ knocking will be satisfied — and that ap­ preliminary report on the group’s whb discovered the hours- formation.” looked like a little doll to about $2 million off the current findings. The White House didn’t ^ old baby under a truck in proval will follow from the Send letters to: The Manchester Herald, Herald Square, Manchester, C T 06040 If poiiro efforts to find m e," said Yule, who has like Foggy Bottom’s draft, which It freezing temperatures, construction cost of $8.3 million. state’s Department of tlie infant’s parents prove five' children and two STOCK OF thought was too weak. An ad­ just before dawn ’Thursday. G eneral M anager R ob ert B. Transporation. “ I still can’t get over it.” fruitless, she will likely grandchildren of his own. ministration source told my Weiss came close to saying the It may mean the sacrifice of ’The baby was taken to become a ward of the “ It opened its eyes and associate Lucette Lagnado there Children’s Aid Society. just looked straight at town could find $2 million to some things that have been Let's control our legislators instead tbe Hospital for Sick was 'Mome dissatisfaction” with the Children where nurses Yule heard a small cry me,” he said. “ It was just eliminate. But some of that desirable. It may mean, for in­ first draft. named the child Holly. She Thursday when he arriv'ed a wee little thing. BLAZERS would be in what Weiss thinks is REGAL stance, the loss of new off-street I’ll Ihe Editor: entitled “ Drive a Gean Machine,” in the early morning “ I ran to phone the police Want to bet some enterprising So the White House people was recovering from redundant contingency parking lots, or of repaving for courtesy of the Connecticut Vehicle Concerned about why the State is legislator will introduce legislation rewrote the letter. allow an ce in the estim ate. the lots adjacent to the proposed Inspection Program. facing a $300 million deficit? to exempt low-income earners from As finally delivered, the letter' $ A good deal of the criticism of access road itself. Please turn* to page 6. The ques­ the inspection fee and undoubtedly Think about what the Legislature stated: ‘"There is clear evidence' :the plan, from those who do not tion is posed “ What happens when that will be amended to pay for thd But that’s what compromise is has done in recent years and you can that the Soviet Union is using forced 100% Polyester 'oppose it on principle, has been my car passes or fails?" The all about. begin to worry as the new session corrections necessary for those who labor on a massive scale. ’This in-, response is just great. It goes on to qualify for the exempt fee? Navy, Brown, Tan opens in January. eludes the' use of political, respond “ If your vehicle passes, and o o c f l a n c f prisoners.” ; 36 to 46 Reg. Remember the great “ Bottle most will . . . ” Sorry, but I can’t help but believe GARDENS Bill"? Well it’s costing you millions, Now isn’t that great. We have a that what we ought to be inspecting AS FOR THE specific issue of! 38 to 46 Long if not in direct taxes then in higher program costing us millions. We’ve and returning are not vehicles and the pipeline, the beefed-up letter, costs for neglible benefit. 38 to 44 Short Rag. *80~ developed an entire new bottles, but the people we elect to of­ said: " A number of reports suggest; But now the most recent example bureaucracy. And admittedly if fice. that forced labor has been used in; of waste and bureaucracy: Every “ most vehicles will pass” the ques­ some of the site preparation and; Berry's World vehicle owner in Connecticut has or tion must be asked, “ Why did we Kichanl C. Bozzulo other preliminary work on the:.' ENTIRE will shortly receive a green booklet need it?” Watertown export pipeline . . . clearing the ; forests, leveling the right-of-way,’^ STOCK OF PANTS building roads and constructing^ living quarters.” The flag deserves to be honored • The State Department and CIA I NOW ON SALE! To Ihe Editor: from anyone about it. This year, this decoration? Law demands that a ^^ere right abiaut one thing. It was : Town Council, it has become a indeed an old story. I reported last ^ Vexillology, study of flags, has flag be present in every classroom, problem. arrived in Coventry, home of on school grounds, in Senate September that the Russians were ^ REGAL SLACKS ^ 0 g Q At the council meeting of Nov. 1 ,1 using slave labor on the pipeline, I- Whtte ^ Nathan Hale. Chambers, in Hall of tte House, and introduced a motion to put the and Defense Secretary Caspar; • Solid Colors Our national flag of alternating in all polling places when elections P MSET U Ige flower 2 .3 9 Pledge of Allegiance back into coun­ red and white stripes and white are in piace, and many other piaces.. Weinberger reported similar fin-* 0 1 • 100% Polyoster cil meetings but received no second dings a short time later. JJ stars in a blue field began over 200 ’The American flag is used to 3 Flowers — 7.9S t and the motion died. honor the dead, it flies over state • Sizes 32 to 42 years ago. In 1777, 13 stars and Whether the stmy "dei|erved” a * Because of this council I brought stripes; 1794, 15 stars and stripes, and nationai buiidings, on top o f big media push or not, it didn’t get * it to the people by petition — and mountains and on the moon. and 1982, 50 stars and 13 stripes. one. So the inter-agency group is i because of the petition the We have honored the flag with aJUUANDll i t Plintt It is interesting to note that the now working on its final report to i ' n i a a I IAjrIIm townspeople are now invited to a respect for over 200 years, said , rWe liM llv It to i IbooirIb fliB hOfllB change in flag design in 1794 was Congress, due to be delivered next i HAGGAR SUCKS town meeting to voice opinion and CfBiBRiBn, CaHa Ullaa first rejected by many congressmen P ie^ e of Allegiance f«- nearly 100 month. j PrlnoME PlnSk LEiifsl and vote on an ordinance that would Chryaanthamunia, A ialaaa .because they consider the question a years — and now the question powpopOf w ysinp require that the Pledge of In addition to some dramatic new j AMfiEii VIolsIs. KsIsiidiOE waste of tim e and too expensive. arises: Should the people o f Coven­ Allegiance be put onto the agendas try have the Pledge of Allegiance on evidence — reportedly inchaUng^ CMMlMlf ntiMiS LEVI ACTION SUCKS.*1 9 " The Flag Code that regulates the of town meeting. the agendas for town meetings so photographs — the task force is aiF { y iM tlP O lB size, position, location and use of the dressing some points not touched on } This proposed ordinance does not that those among us that want to say • Solid Colors • 100% Polyester • Sizes 28 to 42 flag was established in 1942, a code in the preliminiwy report, lneimHii| 4 mandate recitaUon of the pledge — the pledge may? b it a threat to copied by many other countries and it only provides the opportunity to the question of whether Vietam eae ] the U n iM Nations. democracy to ask for the Ptodge at CHRISTMAS TREES say it. Allegiance, as has been stated by workers are being pressed into 2 The Pledge of Allegiance to the Cat ar BaBad To say the Pledge of Allegiance at some? slavery in Siberia. Sndi sohjeets siw l Flag originated in 1802 and has had ■aeallawt CKiaBty < anytime requires that it be part of potential sources of ero-* two changes in the wording, the Come to Capt. JMathan Hale School ptMSbyf

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Obituaries Main St. pOI appeal Manchester 64 Notre Dame 70 MHS girls 51 , SW hockey 4 East Hartford 33 East Catholic 67 East Hartford 27 East Catholic 1 Elian Larson ^ East Cemetery. Calling hours are Continued from page 1 Continued from page 1 said. “ It would seem to me Luggage Ellen Larson, 82, formerly of 59 today from 7 to 9 p.m. Memorial that such action would be SPORTS tm School St,, died Thursday at the contributions may be made to the most are now equipped with back-up appropriate.” CnIsiHi or Rylni - Mailow*o Has Jiisl Hudson Florida Hospital. She had American Heart Association. lights. HALOBURDO She said it is common liM For Tool Choosa froai lhaso TO D A Y said the board’s FawNio M ia ls i taaiioiilla (ora oarrv a ooai- lived in Manchester more than 50 The remark was apparently an In­ that boards confuse contention that it can hold bM o Naa), MtanHo, YaRtora, Mrway aai years before moving to Florida five Paulin* Clark vitation to try to include un­ “numbers” of staff with years ago. separated angle parking in a plan such sessions is based On feaorarH. Pauline Clark, 84, of 565 Vernon the evaluation and perfor­ She was a member of the and still meet the necessary safety the provision in the law St., died Thursday at a Manchester mance of a specific person. Manchester Grange for more than standards. that allows board members MARLOW’S Ev^rytUitf Slne9 1911/ convalescent home. She was the 30 years, and was a form er member Gubala said he would like to to keep some information widow of Paul H. Clark. OOOJJJPWM MAIN •TRirr, MANCHMTM - Mt-SMI of the South United Methodist privileged if its disclosure m is PMKINO FRONT AND RIAR OF tTORl She was born in Dorchester, explore again with federal officials Church of Manchester. the question of angle parking. might do more harm than M M TIR CHAROI CAROS ACCRFTSDI Mass., June 17,1898, and had been a PROLONG THE LIFE OFtN S DAYS • THURS. NITSS W MO She is survived by a daughter in The parking modules were good. resident of Manchester for more 6 f c u t f l o w e r s in Florida and her cousin, Florence Connie Chambers, an at­ than 35 years. She was a member of designed as a means of providing your home by snipping Doutt of Manchester. torney with the FOI com­ Center Congregational Church and the angle parking merchants want stems at an angle. This Arrangements are incomplete. mission, said today the the World War II Barracks and still include the separation from provides more stem sur­ Burial will be in East Cemetery in moving traffic that the state has executive sessions appear Auxiliary. face to absorb the water. Manchester with graveside services wanted as a safety measure. “ unreasonable.” She cited She is survived by a daughter, at the convenience of the family. another case that the com­ Virginia Clark of Manchester; four Memorial contributions may be mission had already ruled sons. Robert J. Clark of made to a charity of the donor’s on. Manchester, Richard E. Clark of choice. She said in East Haven, Talcottville, Keith A. Clark of Bran­ the school board held an don, Fla., and Ronald P. Clark of Debate Wilhelmina W. Dougan executive session because Funeral services were held today Plano, Texas; 11 grandchildren and it planned to close a school. for Wilhelmina (W ilkie) Dougan, 96, 11 great-grandchildren. The board was considering Funeral services wjll be Saturday Continued from page 1 of Detroit, Mich., formerly of terminating staff, she said, Manchester, who died Sunday at at 11 a.m. at the Holmes Funeral because o f the closure. She Home, 4(X) Main St. Burial will be in O’Neill sqid. Holy Cross Hospital in Detroit. She said the board evaluated At a White House briefing, deputy was the wife of the late Archibald East Cemetery. There are no calling specific personnel as part press secretary Larry Speakes Dougan. hours. Memorial contributions may of the general discussion. suggested the president would veto She was born in Hartford on Sept. be made to the M enftrial Fund of The commission found the legislation even if it meant shut­ 29, 1886 and had lived in Manchester Center Congregational Church. that the session was il­ ting down the government. r, , J for many years before moving to legal, and ordered the Speakes said the Office of Michigan in 1963. Before retiring aoooooooeoooooooooooooooc board to reserve its Management and Budget would be she worked for many years at executive sessions for the In Memoriam sending a directive to the various Pioneer Parachute Co., now Pioneer specific reasons defined In loving memory of our Mother departments and agencies within 24 A gift of one of our beautifully colored tartan skirts, Systems. While in Manchester she under the law — and not to Mrs. Mary Arnold, who went home hours concerning their operations with a matching sweater should please that special gal was a m em ber of St. M ary's hold general discussions, should government funding come to Episcopal Church. to God December 17th, 1957. she said. on your holiday gift list... o r ... a dyed to match sweater a halt. She leaves a daughter, Shirley She said the Manchester and akirt combination ... or a beautiful pair of our man May you always walk in sunshine, Vital services would continue to Dougan with whom she made her Herald should consider and God's love around you flow- be maintained by the government, tailored slacks with co-ordinated shirt or sweater will home in Detroit; a brother, Arthur filing for the imposition of For the happiness you gave us. and most other services would not be sure to please. In any event, drop In, and let us help Wilkie in Florida; and a sister, Mrs. fines in light of this similar No-one will ever know. be affected until Monday when Joseph (.May) Baroni of case. “The civil penalty you with your holiday list.. federal workers would have to begin Manchester. Sadly missed by. can be imposed if the viola­ cleaning out their desks. The services were at Holmes Bob, Beatrice and Dot tion is unreasonable,” she Funeral Home, 400 Main St., That man In your life would be delighted with a Manchester. Burial was in East sportcoat from J. Qarman Clothier. Co-ordinated with a Herald photo by Pinto Herald photo by Pinto Cemetery. .Memorial donations may fine pair of flannel slacks this would make a super gift. Reagan = Pulsar. Quartz= TIM CARMEL (14) LAUNCHES BASELINE JUMPER be made to the Book of Remem­ MANCHESTER’S ERiC DUPEE (10) SPLITS MIDDLE OF HORNET DEFENSE Or slacks alone, or one of our Imported sweaters, both . . . 10-footer fell for Indian forward as Hornet defense faltered brance at St. Mary's Episcopal bulky and flat knit, or a gift of one of our classic shirts . . . despite free road to the basket, Dupee’s bid slid oH the rim in first quarter play Church. called lowers the cost of set off with a fine Imported British silk tie. Any of these Willard J. Horton will please that special man. Willard J Horton, 89, of 65 Moun­ high fashion, below $100. tain Road, died Thursday at 'angry' Manchester Memorial Hospital. He Along with our Individualized service, we will be was the the husband of Marjorie pleased to gift wrap at no charge to you. WASHINGTON (UPI) - Defense keys easy Indian triumph Hanlon Horton Four conservative GOP He was born in Paterson, N.J., senators may have blocked March 24. 1893, and had lived in an "a n gry'' Presiden t twin digits with "I’im Carmel and jjy v e e tilt as well. 61-42. Manchester most of his life. He was matter. It went to sleep in the se­ Two free throws by 6-foot-4 junior we are good shooters when we do,’ ’ Reagan from getting the By Len Auster Mistretta each popping home 10 Manchester’ s next outing is Satur­ a member of South United cond stanza, going 3-for-14 from the Ken Willis, who had a game-high 14 I’ earson said. The Indians were 27- gasoline tax increase he markers. There was balanced day evening at non-conference foe Methodist Church and the Herajd Sportswriter field, with the visitors controlling points, were followed by hoops by for-57 from the field, 16-for-27 in the wanted this year to repair shouting as well as scoring for the Rockville High in an 8 o’clock start. Manchester Lodge of Masons. nWN ’TOMISHT TIL 9:09 the boards by a 14-5 margin. That Myles McCurry and Mark Mistretta. second half. the nation’s roads, bri(lges It look the offense awhile to catch locals with Willis 5-for-9, Mistretta He was a past high priest of Delt turned a 16-7 advantage at the turn rhe latter was on a breakaway on a “ I felt our depth helped us,’ ’ said and mass transit systems. up with the defense but when it did, 5-for-8. Carmel 5-for-12 and Brophy iluiK'lieiler (64) - Brophy 5 0-0 Chapter 51, a member of the Order by the Silk Towners into a lead pass from Willis. That made it I’ earson, who went four deep to his The Senate’s leadership, Manchester High rolled to an easy ■)-for-10 from the field. The Indians ID. McCurry 3 0-0 6. Willis 5 4-4 14, of the .Amaranth and past patron of precarious 22-19 halftime edge. 28-19. An 8-2 run led by two Mistret­ bench. “ I felt they ran out of gas. It unable to ward off the con­ 64-33 win over East Hartford High In in contrast to the Hornets’ woes had Petersen 2 0-0 4, Mistretta 5 0-0 10, the ( )rder of the Eastern Star. He “ We were going l-on-3, 2-on-4 (in ta hoops moved the edge to 36-23 was fairly warm in here tonight and servatives’ threatened the 1962-83 CCIL basketball opener ■ mly 8 turnovers. Carmel 5 0-0 10, Silver 10-0 2, Dupee was a member of the Manchester the second quarter) -and naturally after three periods. when you get tired it’s fairly tough.” filibuster, put aside the for both schools ’Ihursday evening " I think (Chris) Petersen, (E ric) 0 0-0 0, Turner 0 2-2 2, Anselmo 0 0-1 VFW and American Legion. Before you’re not going to get rebounds. We The Indians broke it open agains* rhe ninth-year Tribe coach w a ^ ’t nickel-agallon gasoline tax at Clarke Arena. Dupee and (G reg) Turner, the guys 0, Boggini 0 1-2 1, Hurst 1 3-3 5. retiring, he worked for the Hartford didn’t have guys in rebounding posi­ the tiring Hornets with a 28-point overly concerned with the poor se­ bill Thursday night and The Indians’ aggressive man-to­ who played point guard, did a good Totals 27 10-12 64. Fire Insurance for more than 25 tion which makes it awfully tough,” fourth quarter. Kevin Brophy had cond stanza. “ In every scrimmage turned to an urgent funding man defense, and sometimes KohI H artford (3 3 ) - Wells 3 3-3 9, year.s. his game-total 10 points In the stan­ we had one bad period,” he cited, job.” Pearson praised. fullcourt pressure, forced the Pearson cited. " I think the offense (’apers 2 3-4 7, Jones 0 0-0 0, Moore 3 bill needed to keep the za for Manchester with the locals 10- •"We will play well at times, poorly .>Iiel Wells had 9 points to lead Besides his wife, he is survived by Hornets Into a number of their 24 settled down in the third quarter. government operating past CHRISTMAS SIR TO YOUl at times. Hopefully as the season Fast Hartford. The Hornets were a I- 2 7. Hovanec 2 3-4 7, Ortiz 0 1-2 1, two daughters, .Myrtis Bagley of They started to look for each other for-15 from the floor. They were midnight. turnovers. “ I think our defense was |)oor ll-for-41 from the field. Mazzuli 0 0-0 0, Bolduc 0 0-0 0, John­ Manchester and Elvina Balch of instead of going 1-on-l. I told them taking the good shot. goes on we will cut out the poor The action could signal consistently good throughout,” said Ed Jarvis had 21 points and son 1 0-0 2, Shannon 0 0-0 0. Totals 11 Bolton; four grandchildren and six at the half I wanted more poise on " I don’t want them to just fire it. I periods of time.” the death of the measure in Manchester Coach Doug Pearson. riirncr 18 as Manchester took the II- 15 33. great-grandchildren. offense and got it.” want the good percentage shot and Manchester had four players in the lame-duck Congress. Manchester’s offense was another Funeral services will be Saturday Sens. Gordon Humphrey, at 9 15 a.m at Holmes Funeral N.H , Don Nickles, Okla., Home. 400 Main St Burial will be in Jesse Helms, N.C., and John East. N.H. stood firm Elegance plus no winding convenience on your In opposing the bill that in­ wrist or in your jewelry box...oil this and more Celtics' magic fails, Knicks win in overtime Drivers dependent truckers have threatened to strike over if is yours. And each Pulsar Quartz is priced it becomes law. REFUND with 25 points for the Cavaliers and season-nign 18 points. Denver was below $100. Come see them all. scored the final four points of lost," Boston coach Bill Fitch said. New York Scored 7 of the final 9 led by Dan Issel with 30 points and Senate Republican FROM By Dave Raffo regulation, including two free S cott W edm an had 24. A fte r charged “ The Knicks let us back in, then points from the foul line and hit 25- Vlex English with 26. Leader Howard Baker Pulsar Quartz. UPI Sports Writer throws wih 62 seconds left for a 99-99 (Cleveland tied it 80-80, Atlanta they turned around and tightened of-29 free throws in the game. Trail Blazers ill. Clippers 103 telephoned Reagan with Always a beat beyond. In technology. In value. tie. The Knicks failed to score on scored 9 straight points and never Even the Boston Celtics run out of their belt and we gave it back to Trailing 105-104, the Knicks got two At San Diego. Jim Paxson scored the bad news. He told their last six possessions of the trailed again. A Willington man comebacks sometimes. them." free throws each from Williams and 21 points and Darnell Valentine United Press International fourth quarter and Boston had a Warriors 98, Suns 94 arrested fur driving while The Celtics, down 14 points In the Bernard King, who scored a Webster for a 108-105 lead. King’s added 20 to lift Portland to its fifth the president “ was pretty chance to win, but McHale’s long At Phoenix, Ariz,, Purvis Short intoxicated Thursday had second quarter, scored the final 8 game-high 27 points, notched 5 in straight victory. San Diego, with angry " over what has jumper missed with one second left. and Lorenzo Romar scored 8 points an additional charge points of regulation time, only to overtime for the Knicks, who scored only eight players in uniform, lost happenened to the gas-tax In other games. Atlanta ripped each in the fourth quarter and thrown at him when he was succumb to the New York Knicks the final 9 points. Backup center its fifth in a row and dropped to 4-20. legislation earlier passed MANCHESTER'PAKKADE • 648-9011 Cleveland 106-97, Golden State Golden State recovered from a 17- found carrying an illegal 113-105 in overtime Thursday night. Marvin Webster had 19 points and NBA roundup (Jlipper guard Randy Smith led all by the House. ALSO VERNON, SIMSBURY, WESTFARMS MALL, BRISTOL vvith purchase of 6 Hanes garments nipped Phoenix 98-94, San Antonio Doint halftime deficit. J.B. Carroll, switchblade, police said. \ = In its two previous games, Boston Sly Williams also had 19 In his first scorers with 23 points. J dumped Denver 120-108, Portland who finished with 26 points, had two J Timothy, Beyrer. 35, start of the season. King and had trailed Denver by 17 points and key baskets in the last two minutes was stopped by a police of­ Williams combined for 15 of New 15-foot jumper made it 110-105 with topped San Diego 111103 and Seattle Detroit by 20 before winning both to to keep Golden State ahead by 3 SiiperSonies 103, Maverieks 93 ficer at 5:20 p.m on South York’s final 20 points. 22 seconds left and Edmund Sherod downed Dallas 103-93. run Its winning streak to five games. points. Walter Davis led Phoenix At Seattle, David Thompson .Main Street because he fCi!^20%0FFfrmREIilU.'S Williams replaced slumping added three foul shots in the closing 'The loss was the Celtics’ first to a with 21, followed by Maurice Lucas scored 18 points to help snap a three- was driving without car below .500 team this season. The Truck Robinson at power forward. seconds. Ilawk» 106, Cavulierx 97 with 17. game Seattle losing streak. The headlights on. police said. This Christmas, get quality that lasts and “In overtime, our defense was Larry Bird led the Celtics with 23 At Atlanta, Rory Sparrow scored i/ n ^ Celtics, 19-5, are 8-1 against teams S|iiirs 120, Nuggets 108 Sonics led by 19 points in the third He failed sobriety tests, excellent,” Knicks coach Hubie points and 14 rebounds. Kevin 24 points and Eddie Johnson had 21 a $3.00 Refund. Now you can get his with losing records. The Knicks are •U Denver, Johnny Moore scored quarter and cruised to victory. they said. The switchblade Brown said. “ King made some great McHale had 19 points and 13 to spark Atlanta to its third straight ^ favorite top-quality Hanes underwear in a 8-16. a season-high 29 points to lead San Dallas’ Jay Vincent led all scorers was found in his right rear shots and Sly made some critical rebounds and Rick Robey chipped in victory and hand Cleveland Its fifth ^ variety of styles and fabrics. And you can “ We’ve played Russian roulette Antonio and Bill Willoughby added a with 21 points. pocket, they said. 18 points and 15 rebounds. Bird straight loss. Cliff Robinson finished get $3.00 by mail when you buy a total of the last three times out and we foul shots.” Beyer was held over­ night on a $50 bond for a six (6) Hanes men’s or boys’ underwear •Ian. 4 ap p earan ce in CP PASTA garments. So, for quality that lasts and a College basketball roundup Manchester Superior $3.00 refund, make it a Hanes Christmas. Offensive-minded BC Sports Court. Also Thur.sday, Scott R. M TALiJiai/k 'Calendar Hitchcock, 22, of Vernon, was charged with driving 188 West Middle Tpk*. big test for Auburn Virginia proves point, while intoxicated after he $3.00 Refund Saturday BASKETBALL allegedly ran a stop light at Msnchesler, Ct. I enclou package wrappers from a total of six (6) ORLANDO, Fla. (U P I) — Auburn Flutle, who is pretty much allowed a the intersection of Bissell underwear garments and store recelpt(s). Pleasp send my coach Pat Dye has had more than free band on the field. Monrhesler at Rockville, 8 and Spruce streets. $3.00 refund by mall to: the usual week to prepare for “ We have trouble with It St. Bernard al East Catholic wins minus ace Sampson Police said Hitchcock TEL. 643-7424 offensive-minded Boston College, ourselves in spring practice. It’s not (HirU), 10i30 a.m. NAME ______was arrested at 1 a m. He but the extra time hasn’t diminished that tricky, but it’s multiple,” ICE HOCKEY Wilson, 6-0. “ So we wanted to show trouble. 7 By Fred Lief previously been instructed ADDRESS _ . his concerns. BC coach Jack Bicknell said Thursday. “ And the Farmington v». Manehexler al them that even though w e are small by a police officer not to UPI Sports Writer CITY/STATE .ZIP. Bicknell thinks that’s normal. quarterback can move and that HIP, 7iS0. we can play.” ' " I t is a little difficult without him drive, they said. creates problems. I wouldn’t like to WRESTLING The University of Virginia has Virginia led 41-31 at halftime but (Sampson) on defense and you ob­ He was released on a AREA CODE TELEPHONE Auburn and Boston College, who HAPPY HOLIDAYS! have to prepare for us. W e try to and Manchealer / East Calholir al learned at least this much from its Houston cut it to 41-40. The viously can’t do a lot of things we promise to appear in last played 42 years ago In Boston, Mall to: Hanea Chrlatmas Refund Offer It’s a pain in the neck.” Mancheiler Invilalional Touma- journey to the East: it can win Cavaliers then went on a 10-2 spurt normally do.” Virginia guard Rick Manchester Superior Court will meet Saturday night in the 37th Make Our Pasta Products. Part P.0, Box 45S8 Added Eagles’ running back Troy meni, 10 a.m. without Ralph Sampson. to take a 51-42 lead and were out of Carlisle said. on Jan. 4. Monllcello, MN 55365 Tangerine Bowl. Although neither Stradford: “ no team has stopped us Cheney Tech al Pomperaug Tour- The No. 1 Cavaliers, minus their 7- coach thinks the score w ill be high, of Your Special Holiday Meall Important: Ollar explrea January 21,1063. Limit one $3.00 this year but there always is that namenl, 9 a.m. foot-4 Player of the Year, Thursday the game is being billed as a battle refund per houseliold. Redemption of aeparate or over­ chance. But I’m sure Doug will defeated No. 14 Houston 73-62 as lapping oltera on the same garment. Is probibited. Offer between EC’s big-play, quarterback- Connors comes on strong throw a couple (T D passes) and we part of the three-team round-robin good In U.S.A. except where prohibited by law. Please oriented offense and Auburn’s grind- I allow 8-8 weeks for delivery. can gain some yardage.” Sunatory Qassic in Tokyo. I It-out wishbone. Both coaches predicted a close Sampson is suffering from an in­ and overpowers LeConte 00 C O U PO N “ What they do is new to us and it’s game, naturally, and neither ADventnres testinal infection that has lingered going to force us to make 'Nonas makat you faal good all undar" expects a shootout. The one un­ since the weekend and may also adjustments,” said Dye, whose 1979 NORTH MIAMI BEACH, Fla. hit the ball solid and suppose I was I ■ OFFER GOOD AT: known that could change plans Radii miss Sunday’s game against Utah. tfam at East Carolina was No. 2 in (U P I) — Jimmy Connors downed in real good form tonight. rapidly is turnovers. Auburn is led He watched the start of the Houston I Carla’s Paata, Hartman’s MM. A Buon Appatita the country In total offense. Henri LeConte 6-2, 6-2 Thursday by sure-handed quarterback Randy -TV game from the bench and returned I l E | * M 2/28/88 I ‘ ”n iey’re the kind of team you night in the second round of the Hie “ LeConte is a much better player Campbell and committed an NCAA- to the hotel with the team physician. watch on televlston and say, 'I’m Nastase Hamptons Invitation Ten­ low 14 turnovers this year. With the Cavaliers missing their than he showed tonight. W e’ve had glad I’m not playing them thU nis Tournament. “ He’s the whole key. He bandies extraordinary man in the middle, closer matches, but he’s young and season.' They present a problem for After falling behind 2-1 in the first that attack so well, all the reads, the the backcourt took over. Othell has a chance to move up into the top Order Our Ca$»erolU9 For us. T h ^ play a catch-up offense all TONIGHT set, Connors took nine straight REGAL’S pitches, everything. It’s really un­ Wilson scored 18 points, hitting 12- ten.” “Your Quattlr M en ’s Shop" the time. T h i^ can put points on the 7.30 KnIeka va. 76era, Channel games Irom the 19-year-old believable,” Bicfcnell said. of-14 foul shots, and 5-7 Rickey Bjorn Borg, the No. 8 seed, con­ Your Holiday Party - CALL MANCNI8TIR VIRNON board in a hurry.” The Auburn attack is run, run, 9 frenchman. tinued getting back in form after his 8)45 Whalera va. Jela, WTIC Stokes added 12. The two combined 903 MAIN ST TRKITVPIAZA Plrfcneii, an offensive strate^t run. Backs Lionel James and Bo “ I had a little bit of trouble get­ layoff with a 64, 6-2 decision over TaL 643-7424 Osae M te « 4 ■ SM Opm B«iqr M|M M S 9 College football I Holiday for 11 rebounds and 5 steals. who has led the Eagles to their first Jackson both averaged more than ting started,” said Connors, the top Tim Mayotte. Borg will face Brian 1114 l I M .b o w l in 40 years, is tbs m asterm ind Bowl, Brigham Young va. Ohio “ We had heard that some of the six yards a carry. Just because It’s seed. ” It was my first match in Gottfried Friday in the quarter­ I GOT HIM INIHE WWr OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK Slate, ESPN Houston players had been walking of the E a ^ ’ Imagtnative offense. more predictable than Boston about a month. But after the first finals. Gottfried upset second seed ACS, V4HEIJE ELSt ? IOi30 Nela va. laikera, Channel around the hotel laughing because But much of its suocess Is based on College doesn’t make it any easier couple of games, I felt pretty good. I Guillermo Vilas 7-6 (7-5) 7-5. 9 Ricky and 1 are so small,” said the Instincts of quarterback Doug to defense, Bicknell said. MANCHESTER HERALD. Kri , Dec 17. 1982 - I I HI - MANCHESTER HERALD. Fri., Dec. 17, 1982 Tournament Saturday Lendl skied while resting Skiing and golf occupied much of a three-week layoff from tennis for Ivan Lendl before coming to Indian wrestlers Hartford to take part in the WCT Hartford ()pen. S r" ® ’ Lendl’s tennis game didn’t suffer in his first test H erald and he easily made 21-year-old Brad Gilbert another name on his list of conquests in straight A ngle sets Wednesday night, 6-2, 6-2. to launch season Skiing is considered a dangerous sport for many, Earl Yost, and it helped shorten the careers of several Sports Editor athletes, former Boston Red Sox pitcher Jim Lon- By Len Auster facing tougher competition.” Likely battling him. borg falling into that category. Herald Sportswriter Manchester will have sophomore “I foresee both LeTourneau and “What I do in my life, is my own business,” Lendl Rick LaFlamme in the 98-pound Gaskell, our captains, having g ( ^ said when querried what his manager thought of his Looking for further improvement weight class with junior Aaron years. And Frallicciardi and Cimino taking to the slopes on skis. over a year ago, Manchester High Weiss at 105. The 112 spot is current­ should do well,” Bernstein believes. "I have no manager,” he added. wrestling team launches the 1982-83 ly open with senior Kurt Howard out “Potentially, LaFlamme and Weiss Lendl said he took the three-week respite from professional.” ... Utah Coach Frank Layden on season with its own second annual for the year because of a knee injury could do well but it’s a matter of the tennis circuit to rest an ailing elbow which Adrian Bantley’s scoring ability:"He would score Manchester Invitational Tourna­ suffered in the summer. He was a what the opposition is like. All the showed no signs of imparing his play against an in a raeine storm at sea. He’s a scoring machine. ment Saturday at Clarke Arena. two-year starter. guys in the starting line-up have the overmatched Gilbert. “I’ve never seen anything like it.”...The Utah Jazz “The tournament should give us Senior co-captain Mike potential to do well.” were perfect from the foul line Dec. 7 against an idea of how we’re going to do in LeTourneau is at 119 with junior Being in the rugged CCIL. where Lobs and volleys Portland, hitting on all 39 attempts...Washington’s dual meets. All seven others in the Tom Miller and sophomore Bill nothing is easy, and a beefed up non- Worst seats in the Hartford Civic Center consecutive streak of scoring at least 1(X) points tournament are on our schedule for Prignano vying for mat time. A pair conference scheduie could, Coliseum to watch tennis are at or near floor level. every game ended after 136, a NBA record. dual meets,” said Coach Barry of juniors, Tim Grady and Jim San­ however, cause a problem in The best seats are from 10 rows up to the first Bernstein, beginning his fifth year. tana, are battling it out at 126 with regards to record. ramp...Attendance for the pro tennis play will pick Short notes The Inciian grapplers were 4-10 senior Mark Cimino the probable at up this weekend with matches starting Saturday overall a year ago, 0-9 in the CCIL, 132. Senior Jim Frallicciardi is at Schedule: Dec. 18 Manchester after posting a 1-12-2 mark in 1980- 138 with sophomore Peter Moore at Tournament, 23 Hartford Public H 2 T- * and Sunday afternoon at 12:30 but the crowds will not rival the old Aetna World Cup which played Eric “Pinky” Hohenthal pens holiday greetings 81. 145. p.m., 29 RHAM H, Jan. 5 at Glaston­ i > ' before sellouts. What the WCT Hartford Open lacks from Okinawa where he’s chief of executive ser­ “Last year we improved over the Senior co-captain Brian Gaskell bury with Norwich Free Academy, is a John McEnroe or a Jimmy Connors or a Bjorn vices, assisting the director in charge of schools in season before so we’re still trying to fills the bill at 155 with either senior 12 New Britain A, 15 East Hartford Borg to make the box office hum a merrier tune ... the Pacific Region (Japan, Okinowa, Korea and the build,” says Bernstein. “I’d really Jay Hall or junior John Harris at A, 19 Penney A, 22 Fermi A, 26 En­ Philippines, all on U.S. military bases.) It’s been a like to see us at .500. We made a step 167. Mike Wemmell and Greg Cruz, a field A, 29 Simsbury /Rockville H, ■ 4 First round singles’ losers will each get $5,000 with USLft $10,000 for quarterfinalists, $20,000 for semi- dozen years since the former three-sport letter closer to that last year but this year pair of juniors, are in contention at Feb. 2 Wethersfield A, 5 Conard H, 9 Hnalists, $40,000 for the finals' loser and $100,000 to winner at Manchester High and UConn grad gave our schedule is tougher. But I’d 185 with 300-pound junior Frank Lea Hall 11. 12 East Catholic /Windham the winner ... One wonders if the timing of the tour­ up a teaching position in South Windsor to go rather have that. The record may be seeking the berth in the unlimited II. Check sports slate for starting overseas to work with servicemen’s childern in the weaker but at least the kids will be class with 190-pound junior Willie t i X . * * * nament so close to (Christmas has anything to do times. with the small attendance going into the weekend schools...Norm Gerber, former UConn football WCT play? player and later head football coach at East 1^'-1 Catholic High, is reported to be one of the leading candidates for the dir&tor of athletics’ post at Cen­ Older and taller tral Connecticut State College when the popular Bill Quips from around the NBA: Joe Barry Carroll, Moore steps down in the spring. Gerber has been in Seaver bock home 7-foot center with Golden State, describes how it the college coaching ranks the past 10 years...Joe was growing up tall. “As a kid, 1 was big for my age DiMinico, on the Senior Citizens' staff, reports and as I got older, I got big for anybody’s meeting up with two local men while hunting on % age.” ...Rugged Kevin McHale of Boston feels that MDC property, Mike Reardon and Tom Rea. The E^gar Jones of Detroit is the wildest rebounder in former heads the department and Rea is a 10-year the league. “If he wants a rebound, he’ll go right up veteran. Both men were standout athletes while at in Mets' uniform your back to get it, and I've got his footprints to Manchester High. DiMinico is a former assistant prove it.” ...When Bill Walton and Kareem Abdul- golf pro in Manchester (Country Club) and Glaston­ NEW YORK (UPI) - Tom make the deal either, " Seaver included some bonus clauses. Jabbar recently renewed their keen rivalry, the bury (Neipsic)...Laura Barenbaum helped the USA Seaver came back home to the admitted. “It was awful. 1 threw The Mets also tacked on three latter said: “ For Bill, it was an artistic challenge. team gain third place in the national Tae Kwon-Do New York Mets Thursday and very, very poorly. I've got years to the contract at their op­ He goes out to play basketball instead of football. championships last weekend in Canada. The local immediately set about getting his something to prove." tion. which was perfectly I’ve always appreciated him for that. He's a true woman was one of two females on the USA team. house in order. Seaver, always a perfectionist, agreeable to Seaver. The 38-year-old right-hander, a will not settle for mediocre. A “My contract is not guaranteed three-time Cy Young Award winner of 264 major ieague past next season, " said Seaver. winner during his lOVz seasons games, he thinks he can win 15 "The club will make a decision with the Mets, worked out under games for the Mets, a last-place whether they want me for '84. I the stands at Shea Stadium after team in the National League like to pitch and pitch well. 1 being acquired in a trade with the East last season. don't like to pitch poorly. I'm not Herald photo by Pinto Herald photo by Pinto WCT quarterfinals Cincinnati Reds for 27-year-old "1 hope I can help the ballclub around to pick up a paycheck. 1 pitcher Charlie Puleo, minor be a contender, " he said. “1 don't don't want to get paid if I can't EAGLES' SEAN McPADDEN EYES REBOUND DAVE CALLAHAN OF EAST HAS INSIDE POSITION league catcher Lloyd McClendon want to be a .500 pitcher and play pitch." behind Notre Dame's Hugh Bullock at Eagles' Nest . . . In successful tap-ln for basket In first period and minor league outfielder lor a .500 ballclub. If they can Seaver broke in with the Mets Jason Felice. learn how to win and how to be in 1967 and pitched for them until “ It shows the kind of dedica­ competitive, the club can be a June 15 1977. when he was traded scheduled tonight tion Tom Seaver has to his contender." to the Reds after a nmtract has­ profession," said general Seaver said the fact that the sle with then club president. M. manager Frank Cashen. “He's Reds played so poorly and his Donald Grant. During his years with the .Mets. Seaver compiled a HARTFORD (UPI) - Top-seed set because of a knee injury. serve on a last court. already started working out. own personal physical problems He's a great role model for our 189-110 record and was named the Notre Dame spoilsCatholic opener Ivan Lendl of Czechoslovakia plays Scanlon's strong serve over­ Scanlon faces Lutz in the contributed equally to his recent powered Gildemeister and he broke semifinals. The two have played young pitchers" poor season. National League's Cy Young Jose-Luis Damiani of Uruguay and Award winner in 1969, '7.3 and '75. the Chilean's serve in the first and twice this year with Scanlon winning Which is precisely why the eight points for the losers. out a 50-47 win over the young Mark Dickson meets Balasz Taroc- "I had a very severe case of ■Seveial baseball people think By Earl Yost went on a 13-point scoring spree Led by the court quarterbacking We just don't have the quickness. zy in today’s quarterfinals of the both matches. Mets mortgaged part of their Halloran's 18 points, all from the Eagles. Chris Renstrom tossed in 14 future for the former All-Star. the flu in spring training and 1 the Mets gave up tob much for Sports Editor while holding the Eagles scoreless of rugged Jimmy Halloran, the We played hard but fell short,” he $300,0(X) Hartford Open tennis tour­ Lutz had an easy time against to erect a 64-51 edge. Knights took advantage of missed added. floor, led the winners. Bullock points for the losers. ‘'I'rn delighted about the was very weak when the season Seaver Although McClendon and “to nament. Lapidus, who strained a ligament in began, " he said. "1 came back Balanced scoring from all five The downstaters, coached by Eagle shots or turnovers and Canning 13 of 14 foul tries in the dropped in 14 points, Johnson 13 and trade, " said Mets' manager Felice are considered "Iringe" .Notre Oaine. (70) - Halloran 9 0-1 Lendl, 22, ranked second in the his left knee three weeks ago and too early and I didn't have any starters, superior rebounding and a Gary Palladino for the first time, gradually pulled away. Halloran final period aided the Knights' cause Chris Sadler 10. Scott Sheeley George Bamberger from his players. Puleo. who was 9-9 in his 18, Bullock 7 0-3 14, Johnson 3 7-8 13, worid, is the only seeded player left has been playing in a brace, stamina. I was not able to master disciplined offense keyed Notre erected a 17-15 period edge but at tossed in three baskets, two from when East was forced into a fouling rounded out the starting five with a Lapidus. who scored an upset vic­ home in Redington Beach, Fla. rookie season this.year, is highly Sheeley 2 5-6 9, Sadler 5 0-010, Nolan in singles competition in the WCT the kind of mechanics 1 need for Dame of West Haven to a hard- halftime the Eagles surged to a 31-29 the key and one underneath, and situation over the final four nine-point contribution. tory in the first round by beating "Tom Seaver is one of the regarded by many scouts. The 0 0-0 0, Riccio 1 4-4 6, Pullen 0 0-0 0. event. fought 70-57 win over East Catholic margin. Notre Dame regained the Bullock added two after snaring minutes. The lead changed hands 26 times second-seed Jose-Luis Clerc, took a game's top competitors and my kind of pitching. Mets were reluctant In part with Totals 27 16-22 70. The semifinals are scheduled to be “I did not pitch for the last six Thursday night at the Eagles' Next. two-point margin after three cantos, rebounds. Like the visitors. East got in the well-played game with the 61 lead in the first set, before com­ there isn't a doubt in my mind him hut the Reds were insistent score being knotted on 16 other oc­ played Saturday with the finals weeks of the season and 1 worked that he be included in the deal.' rite setback, marking the start of 47-45, and it looked like the dog-eat- balanced scoring, too,but not slated for Sunday. ing back to win nine straight games. that he will have a typical Tom the 20th basketball season at East, dog battle would continue until the “We lost to a good club,” East enough. Three starters hit twin casions. East (>atholir (57) - McPadden 5 Lapidus retired four games into the Seaver year in 1983. Aside from verv hard on my mechanics. At 0-0 10, Bond 6 3-4 15, Ptachcinski 3 2- Bill Scanlon,. 26, of Dallas, and the'end of that time I felt very "We talked about 27 different was‘a thriller, nip and tuck, through final buzzer. Coach Jim Penders said. “They digits, paced by Doug Bond's 15. Next start for East will be second set. his pitching abilities, Tom will Tuesday night in Bristol against 2 8, Dargati 5 3-813, Callahan 3 2-4 8, Bob Lutz, 35, of San Clemente, comfortable and 1 was throwing players before the deal was the halfway point in the final period. This wasn't the case when jum­ have three excellent guards and the Rapid-shooting Jimmy Dargati Calif., advanced to the semifinals ninth game to win the first set. He “ He appeared to try and win help our club in so many ways. made " said Cashen "It's tough kids are quick. We don't have a take- Bristol Eastern. Soucier 0 0-2 0, Kucinskas 0 0-0 0, the way Tom Seaver should.” It was at this point that the Green ping jacks, Hugh Bullock and Jeff added 13 and Sean McPadden with straight set victories Thursday. completely dominated the second points quickly,” Lutz said. “I just “He will be a leader for our to give up a player like Charlie charge leader yet, but it will come. Tempo was set for the night in the Theriault 1 1-1 3, Smith 0 0-1 0, Cashen said the groundwork Knights, also in their season lid- Johnson, decided to crash the hooped 10 tallies. Ncil Ptatchcinski Scanlon beat Hans Gildemeister, set. figured I wouM lay back because his younger guys and his diligent Puleo but you have to do what “The second half turnovers hurt. and Dave Callahan each recorded preliminary when Notre Dame eked Galligan 0 0-0 0. Totals 23 11-18 57. work habits are sure to rub off on for the deal was laid a few weeks lifter. snapped a 51-51 deadlock and boards at both ends of the court. 26, of Chile, 63, 62. Lutz won the “I wanted to attack him and make mobility wasn't good,” you have to do in this business " Lutz said “the steam went out of everybody." ago and was solidified at the first set 63 against Jay Lapidus, 23, him hit balls he wasn’t used to hit­ baseball meetings in Hawaii last McClendon was the Mets' ting,” Scanlon said. “I’ve been ser­ Lapidus' serve" in the second set Of course, Seaver, once the of Princeton, N.J., and walked away kingpin of the Mets' staff, has week. It all hinged on Seaver, eighth selection in the .fune. 198() ving well lately and I felt and he had difficulty moving side-to- draft. Last summer, he hit .273 Goaltending key with the match wheii Lapidus something to prove to himself, who had another year to go on his retired four games into the second Gildemeister didn't like to return side. with 18 homers and 78 HBl for Whalers Pair nets 31 points too. After slumping to a 5-13 $450,000 a year contract with Cin­ cinnati, reaching a contract Lynchburg of the Class-.\ record with a 5.50 ERA last Carolina League. season, he wants to show that he agreement with the Mets. That .step was finalized after Felice was the Mets first in move can still win in the major selection in the secondary phase South Windsor in Indian g irls' win leagues. Several of the Mets’ three days of negotiations this Bruins go on goal spree of the June, 1981 drali. In 1982. he scouts don’t think he can and week when the Mets tore up the H.VKTFOHD I L'Pl I - The halted 3(K) with 19 homers and 64 tried to persuade the club not to existing year of Seaver's con­ Hartford Whalers have sent right tract and issued him a new one RBI for Little Falls and was wing Paul IVlacDermid. 19. to the Getting the basketball into its ting to grow, the key is to continue make the deal. Irontcourt people, Manchester High the growth." that called for a raise to about voted to the New York-Penn Windsor Spitfires of the Ontario “If 1 were a scout watching me Manchester had a 21-6 lead at the to turn bock Buffalo, 8-1 $750,000 for the 1983 season and League's all-star team. Hockey League and called up outskotes East girls' basketball team evened its '82- pitch last year. I would say don’t first round draft choice Paul 83 mark with a 51-27 win over East turn and 31-17 advantage at half­ time. The third period reading was By Logan Hobson Buffalo’s only goal. surpassing the l.lOOpoint plateau for Lawle.ss from the same club. Mawhinney added a goal at 2:24 of Hartford High in CCIL play Goaltending was the big then Eagle net but was on target. It Thursday afternoon in East Hart­ 39-23. UPI Sports Writer O’Reilly opened a four-goal third his career, scored two goals and MacDermid. who played in was like Robin Hood in the middle the third period for the Bobcats. difference as South Windsor High ford. Manchester's jayvees also came period for ^ s to n assisted on two others to carry the seven games for the Whalers skated into the 1982-83 season with a session, hitting the bullseye each East averted a shutout by scoring a Buffalo coach Scotty Bowman left with his fifth goal. Flyers. The Flyers gained control in Barbara Potter ousted without scoring, was to report powerplay goal at 5:31 with Pat home victorious, 54-6. Shelley 4-1 win over East Catholic in non­ time on three shots. It was the league opener for both Carrier and Kris Craft each had 14 no doubt in anyone’s mind why he MacTavish added a 1:34 span of the second period immediately to the Canadian conference action at Hartford Arena Barrett finally beating Lanier. Mike schools with the Silk Towners 1-1 points for the 1-1 locals. thought the Sabres were pasted 61 a second goal and when Darryl Sittler and, Brian lunior team, the Whalers an­ Thursday evening. Chris Robbins hit the twine at 2:05' Keeler and Dan Baffin assisted on overall. by the Bruins in Boston Thursday Krushelnyski Propp, who also had two goals, nounced Thursday. the Eagle goal. Next engagement for Manchester The Bobcats, a Division II followed by goals by Kent is Tuesday at Simsbury High in an 8 night. closed the scoring sc o r^ on power plays. Martina routs Turnbull Lawless, 18. a left wing and the semifinalist a year ago, received Mawhinney and Robbins again for a Lisa Christensen and Paige Young o'clock start. “They got a lot of goals they with two more. Canucks .3, Flames 2 Whalers first draft.pick in the stellar goaltending from junior 3-0 bulge. “Although we held them off in the combined fur 31 points with the shouldn’t have gotten,” said Bow­ Crowder assisted At Calgary, Alberta, Lars Molin, Potter, 4-6, 6-3, 7-6, Thursday night, the fifth time in as many career 1982 .NHL draft, was scheduled to EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. Andy Lanier, who kicked out 36 of 37 Starting in goal for East was first period, they really owned it and former pouring home a game-high Man'chealer (51) - Walrath 2, 22 man of goalie Jacques Cloutier's on M acTavish’s Gerry Minor and rookie Moe Lemav (UPI) — As much as she tries to winning the tie-break 7-3. meetings, but she had to struggle for join the parent club Monday shots. . senior Charlie 0'(k>nnell. He was that set the tone for the game,” 19 markers along with hauling in 14 6, Shaw 0 0-1 0, Sullivan 2 0-2 4, play after the Sabres suffered their second goal to , sc o r^ second-period goals 1:55 short circuit the subject, as Navratilova holds a 6-3 career an hour and 54 minutes to do so. following the team 's current 11th straight defeat at Boston “1 felt the difference was their replaced by Mannix after the three- Mannix said. “I felt we dominated rebounds to lead the Indians. Kohut 2 1-2 5, Chirlstensen 7 5-7 19 [ record the 100th NHL point of his apart to spark Vancouver and keep forcefully as she trumpets the vir­ margin over Mandlikova. winning There Were only two service breaks road trip. Garden. “Let’s face it, we’re not goaltender. He played' a super goal outburst. the second and third periods but “ Lisa and Paige were both very Markham 0 0-2 0, Morianos 1 (W) 2 ^ career. the Flames winless in their last four all four of their meetings in 1982. in the match. Potter getting hers in Lawless played in 30 games for going to improve with goaltending tues of her other opponents, Martina game," said East Coach Bill Man- “The first (South. Windsor) goal their goalie came up big every effective inside. As I said before, if Dalone 0 1-3 1, Young 6 0-0 12^ ,“I had a chance for my third games. Navratilova is well aware of the bot­ With the championship entering the very first game and Mandlikova Windsor, scoring 15 goals and 17 nix, who saw his club slip to 1-1. was a good one,” Mannix said. “The time.” we can get the ball down inside we like that. goal,” Crowder said. “ I got a drawing even in the sixth game of assists for 32 points. He had 23 Wojnarowskl 1 0-2 2. Totals 21 9-21 tom line. its fourth day Evert makes her first Mannix also saw the streak of South next two may not have been the best East's next ice action Is are in good shape,” said Manchester 51. “I don’t think the Bruins rubbed it perfect pass and couldn’t get a han­ When all is said and done, all that appearance tonight against Pam the second set when Potter com­ 7 minutes in penalties. Windsor never losing to his sextet goals in the world but sometimes Wednesday against Fermi High at 'Coach Steve Armstrong. “I was also in because you can have a team let dle on it. I can’t remember the last Rec Volleyball mitted two double faults. Last season. Lawless played in really matters will be her against Shriver, followed by defending remain intact. those are the kind that go in,” he the Bolton Ice Palace in an 8:30 pleased our guards were turning the up. We’re going to have to take a time I scored three. I think I was 16 champion Tracy Austin against An­ “We always have good matches.” 68 games for Windsor, where he East Hartford (27) - Bealleu 20- Standings Chris Evert Lloyd. .South Windsor only had 14 shots on shrugged. start. ball over much less tonight than good look at ourselves and pull years-old. But two is enough. If you drea Jaeger. The two winners will Mandlikova said. "She has never had 24 goals and 25 assists for 49 0 4, Bussiere 2 0-0 4, Gabrellan 0 04) National Division —Ambulance Navratiloya got in first licks in the before. ourselves out of it. We can’t let this get a couple once in a while, it get together in the other semifinal beaten me so 1 always keep fighting points. He was 14th overall selec­ 0, Mangan 0 0-0 0, Rodrigue 0 04 0, Service 214), North Enders 165, final test of the year when she game affect us.” makes you think you’re a goal required only 47 minutes to rout Saturday. against her. She knows she can beat tion in this year's entry draft. "We've got a way to go yet but our Williams 104) 2, Doran 414 9, Russo Keith Crowder, Terry O’Reilly, scorer. Main Puh 14-7, Economy Electric 6 me, so she keeps fighting. I don't The Whalers, on a hot streak guards, especially Jen Kohut, 0 0-1 0, Noulea 3 2-5 8. Totals 12 3-14 12, Manchester Property Wendy Turnbull, 62, 61, Thursday The tournament is known as the Bowl season enters first gear Craig MacTavish and Mike “I’ve always felt I could play both Toyota Championships. want to say I was lucky, but the with a 3-0-1 record in their last played better tonight. We’re star­ 27. Krushelnyski each scored two goals ^'^intenance 612, Tierney’s 7-14,. night to reach the semifinals of a ways. I’m not going to set the league $300,000 women’s tennis cham­ Navratilova got off to a tentative difference was just a few points.” four games, pl^y at Winnipeg Methodist the last two years. matchup pits contrasting offensive for the Bruins. on fire as a goal scorer. I’ll just get Moon Unit 615, Dean Machine 3-18. by United Press International American Division —Insurers 17- pionship. start on the carpet surface of the Potter, who hurt herself with tonight and in St. Louis .Saturday. Last year, Brigham Young held a styles and different football O’Reilly said the Sabres will need my share.” eight double faults, took the disap­ The team returns home next 4, Hungry Tiger 17-4, Redwood It was Navratilova’s first match Meadowlands Arena, and had to The bowl season swings info first 31-7 lead ver Washington State in the traditions. a romp in Boston to break the hex. In other games, Minnesota tied pointing loss in stride, saying. “ It week for home games Tuesday Tech matmen open season Farm s 15-6, ABA Tool & Die 8-13, of the tournament, inasmuch as she ward off break point on her first two gear this weekend with Friday third period, but had to hold off a se­ Auburn, which used the wishbone “I don’t know what it is,” he said. Washington 4-4, Philadelphia was a fun match to play out there. It with Pittsburgh and Thursday to finish, 8-3, enters the game as a Watkins 615, Lloyd’s Auto Parts 6 drew an opening round bye, and she service games. But starting at night's appropriately named cond half charge to secure a 38-36 “I couldn’t explain what was downed Detroit 7-2 and Vancouver was asked if she was thinking ahead deuce in the third game she ran off was a good contest and I was happy with Boston. Holiday Bowl, matching No. 16 Ohio decision. touchdown favorite. Auburn, happening with US in Montreal (a edged Calgary 62. 21. Woinen*R Division —Buffalo to an expected showdown with 10 points in a row to take a 4-1 ad­ to be a part of it, even if I lost.” State against Brigham Young, In Friday night's game, B'YU will national champion in 1957, is making being pinned by Academy long Boston losing streak In North Start 4, Capitals 4 As for Mandlikova’s effort. Potter, Water Tavern 17-1, Main Pub 144, Evert in Sunday’s final, one that vantage. and was in full control kicking off the festivities. be led by quarterback Steve Young its 14th bowl appearance, but the Forum). But when you dominate At Bloomington, Minn., Tim said, “She served as well as I’ve Great Elxpectations 165, F arr’s 6 possibly could determine the No. 1 after that. Saturday, Fresno State meets and All America tight end Gordon first since 1974m The Tigers also led Cheney Tech wrestling team' came on a forfeit win. like that, and there’s an inequity, it Young scored with 27 seconds seen her serve and she played as the natio with only 14 turnovers. ResulU. 98 -S m a ll (BA) WBF, 10, Nichols Tire 7-11, J&B Auto world ranking. Turnbull could win only 14 points Tribe frosh Bowling Green in the California Hudson, while Ohio State, which opened the 1982-83 campaign snowballs. remaining to enable the North Stars "I ve never had problems well I’ve seen her play.” Bowl, followed by No. 15 Auburn finished 8-3 — including a season­ Thursday on the wrong end of the 105 —Hecker (CT) pinned Long .50, "They lose confidence and Repair 7-11, Turnpike Motors 613, in the second set. to remain unbeaten in their last nine focusing on my first round matches, “I felt a little out of touch with my against Boston College. ending 24-14 victory over Michigan The California Bowl is in its se­ mat as it fell to Bacon Academy, 45- 112 —Fournier (CT) WBF, 119 become jittery and we gain con­ games while Washington’s unbeaten Bud L i^ t 1-17. especially when it’s against Wendy not having played a match while in mat tie Brigham Young, which earned its — after a 2-3 start, counters with cond year. Fresno State finished its 24, at the Beavers’ gym. —Vachon (BA) pinned Talbot 1:02, fidence. They’re going to have to streak reached 12 gomes. The North regular-season at 10-1, while Cheney’s next action is Saturday Turnbull,” she said. “1 can’t worry Wendy did,” said Navratilova, who Manchester, High freshman fifth straight trip to San Diego by running back Tim Spencer and a 126 —Soucy (BA) dec. Paradis 64, have a big game to get out of it.” Stars pulled goalie Gilles Meloche about the final and Chris. She may Angel farm club Bowling Green had a 7-4 overall moniing at the Pomperaug Tourna­ 132 —Parsons (BA) pinned Wilson committed only two unforced errors wrestling team came from behind winning the Western Athletic defense led by All-America The Bruins took a 34) lead in the for a sixth attacker with a little Wood waived the entire match to 13 for Turnbull. NASHUA. N.H. (UPI) - The linebacker Marcus Marek. record although it lost Its last two ment In Pomperaug starting at 9 3.50,138—Atkins (BA) pinned Glode not be there. I may not be there.” for a 27-27 tie with Sedgewick Junior Conference title, has helped make first period on Oowder’s goals and more than a minute left and the The next person Navratilova must “ I played a little cautious at the Califonia Angels Eastern League the Holiday Bowl one of the most Ohio State, 7-9 in post-season play, games. o’clock. 3:43, 145 —Debrowsky (BA) pinned a dwrthanded score by O’Reilly, (^pitals could not clear the puck BALTIMORE (UPI) - The High of West Hartford Thursday at worry about is Hana Mandlikova, beginning and then I was surprised farm team will have a new name wide-open, post-season games will be making its 11th consecutive Fresno State quarterback Jeff Steve Hecker registered a pin in Dublel 5:45,155-JolUe (BA) WBF, MacTavish stretched Boston’s Baltimore Colts waived placekicker filing. from their zone. Gordie Roberts slid her opponent in the semifinals it was so easy. She made unforced and a new home next season after Rick Boyle and David Golas won around. bowl appearance. BYU Is 2-4 In bowl T ^ o r d ranked eighth In the nation the 105-pound class (or Cheney with 167 —Thurber (BA) pinned Barone lead tq 441 with his fourth goal of the a pass to Young at the point, who Mike Wood Wednesday and replaced in passing efficiency with 153 com­ the four-year veteran with a rookie Saturday afternoon. Mandlikova. errors on the big points while 1 city officials agreed to spend $100,- by pin and Rob Walters, Tom Ander­ The Cougars, 8-3, are 2-2 in the games. Eh’ic Gauvin (185) and Leroy Maine 1:07, 185 —Gauvin (CT) pinned year at 4:13 of the second period. fired the tying goal in. (MM) to renovate the city-owned In Saturday's 37th Tangerine Bowl pletions In 298 attempts for 2,620 (unlimited) doing likewise in their Green 3:40, Unlimited—Maine (CT) Dave Andreychuk jammed the puck free-agent released by two teanis, a from Czechoslovakia, survived a didn’t.” son and Damon Idcovelli by decision Holiday Bowl, including triumphs Flyers 7, Red Wings 2 tense service duel to beat Barbara Mandlikova defeated Poller for sladium and lift a ban on beer sales. for Manchester. over Washington State and Southern at Orlando, Fla., the Aubum-BC yards and 21 TDs. bouts. (Tbeney’s other sis points pinned Vary 1:58. past Barton goalie Pete Peeters for At Philadelphia, Bobby Clarke, team spokesman said. MANCHESTER HERALD. Fri.. Dec. 17, 1982 - 13

12 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Fri„ Dec. 17, 1982 FOCUS / weekend Scoreboard ^eeh€nd€i'Sr\ At Concordia Lutheran

1 American Hockey League wasnington SAN ANTONIO (1201 By United Press Intematiohal• • atiort Minnesota ® Banks 4-12 2-2 10, Mitchell 3- First Period-1, Washington, Manik 16 Come and feast your senses Northern 10 3-6 9. Gilmore 8-13 44 20. W L T Pta. GF GA (Houston, Engblom), 8.41. 2 Washington, Basketball Moore 11-19 W 29. Gervin M 8- Fredericton 20 5 3 43 137 77 Manik 17 (Stevens, Janrls), S. Washington. Gould 9 (Engblom, Cuirie), Football Basketball 8 18. Willoughby &9 4-4 18. Nova Scotia 16 8 5 37 144 110 By Susan Plese Rains 0-4 2-2 2. Griffin 3-6 0-0 6, Maine 15 15 2 32 123 127 a:30. Penalties—Broten. Min, 9:22; Herald Reporter Robinson 1-1 0^ 2. Phegley 2-6 Adirond ck 13 16 3 29 134 136 Engblom. Was, 13:07. 9 Second Perlod-4. Minnesota. Broten 16 2-2 6. Totals 43-87 . 31-38 120. Sherbrooke 12 16 2 26 117 130 (McCarthy. M axwell). 12:12. 5. Min­ DENVER (106) Moncton 10 20 3 23 104 129 The time; 7:30 p.m. Sun­ nesota. Payne 19 (Bellows. Hartsburg). English 11-21 26, Van- Southern deweghe 9-18 4-4 22. Issel 11^ 15:48. 6, Washington, Houston 13 day. Inside Concordia Hershey 19 10 0 38 123 101 64 30. Dunn 34 1-2 7, Hanziik 0- (Langway, M anik). 17:15. P enalties— Rochester 14 12 4 32 122 127 NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE Lutheran Church on PiWn 5 2-2 2. McKinney 3-7 3-4 9. P lelt, Min, 4:06; Currie. Was, 6:32; Was, St. Catharins 14 15 2 30 128 140 Street all is likely to be MSP*’’ Gondrezick 1-1 04 2. Kelley 1-2 bench (served by Haworth), 6;S; WOMEN Baltimore 13 14 3 29 126 131 1 Conference 0-2 2. Williams 3-4 2-4 8. Ray 04 Bellows, Min. 6:47; Carpenter. Was. still, as people wait NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASSOC Springfield 12 16 3 27 123 135 W L 1: Pet. 1PF PA Action at the Mahoney Rec Center By United Press International 04 0. Totals 4249 21-29 108. New Haven 11 15 3 25 93 107 10:09; Young. Min. 11:29; Engblom. Was. NY Jets 5 1 0 8 » 171 96 saw Cherrone’s Package Store trim patiently in the darkened Eastern Conference San Antonio 34 39 22 20-120 Binghamton 10 17 3 23 107 130 11:29; Stevens. Was, 14:11. Cincinnati 5 1 0 .833 139 90 Third Perlod-7. Minnesota. McCarthy church for Vespers to Atlantic Division Denver 29 3125 23-106 Thursday's Result LA Raiders 5 1 0 .833 156 125 Heritage Auto Body, 26-19, and W L Pet. G Three-point goals— Moore. Fredericton 10, Sherbrooke 2 - 14 (Clccarclli, Broten). :19. 8. San Diego 4 2 0 .667 100 120 Travelers stop Mr. Steak, 44-28. begin. Willoughby 2, English. Issel 2. Young 8 (Roberta. Maxwell). I9:p. Philadelphia 19 4 .826 — Friday's Games Buffalo 4 2 0 .667 66 73 Fouled out—Gervin. Williams. Penafties-M axw ell, Min. 3:44; Gail lamonaco had 10 points and Two candles held by Boston 19 5 792 St. Catharines at yAdirondack Miami 4 2 0 .667 117 96 New jersey 12 II .522 7 Total Fouls—San Antonio 29. Springfield at Baltimore Was. 3:44; Hartsburg, Min, 10jl9; 121 101 Holly Billings 7 to lead Cherrone’s robed choir members will L agh lin . Was. 10:19; Mandich. Min, Pittsburgh 4 2 0 .667 Washinrtoi...... 11 11- 500 7 Denver 29. Rebounds—San An­ Nova Scotia at New Haven 104 98 tonio 64 (Banks 11). Denver 35 Seattle 3 3 0 .500 while Kathy Sitek had 8 markers scatter tlie darkness from New York B 16 333 11 Saturday's Games .500 83 101 (Vandeweghe 8). Assists—San ^ o t s on goai-W ashington 13-4-15-32. New England 3 3 0 the back of the church, just Central Division Baltimore at Binghamton 0 .333 89 122 and Bonnie Kilgore 5 for Heritage. Antonio 20 (Banks 7). Denver Clevelana 2 4 Milwaukee 15 9 625 — Minnesota 8-104—26. 2 4 0 .333 111 149 as the choir breaks the \ Adirondack at Hershey Goalies — Washington, Riggm. Min­ Denver Joan Derench and Karen Gubbins Detroit 13 11 .542 2 28 (English 6>. Technical—San 1 5 0 .167 89 129 Antonio bench. Issel. A—10.815 Nova Scotia at Maine Kansas City stillness. The service, Atlanta 12 11 .522 2 Sherbrooke at Moncton nesota. Melochc. A^12,340, . Houston 1 5 0 .187 81 156 had 17 and 15 markers respectively Indiana 9 14 391 5 Rochester at Springfield Baltimore 0 6 0 .000 60 138 for Travelers while Claudia Ahern Glimpse of the past “Evening Prayer with Chicago 8 15 348 6 National Conference had 8 points and Chris Ladd 5 for Choral Music,” will begin Clevefand 3 20 130 11 t-URTLAND (111) W L T Pet. PF PA Tcxlay’s children should be treated to a glimpse I with “Lucernarium,” a Western Conference Nalt 7-15 2-2 16. Thompson 7-14 2-4 16. )etroit 101—2 Dallas 5 1 0 .833 156 83 Cooper 44 04 8. Paxson 9-17 34 21. Mr. Steak. Midwest Division Philadelphia 133—7 Vancouver 0 3 0 - 3 Washington S 1 0 .833 120 104 into the past this Christmas season. And this I processional giving thanks W L Pet GB Valentine 7-U 64 20. Carr 64 34 15> First perlod-1, Detroit. Foster 4 Cal 0 1 -2 4 2 0 .667 153 119 Lever 14 1-2 3. Judkins l-I 44 6. ver Atlanta weekend tefore the holiday is a good time to see | for light, as all the candles San Antonio 17 9 664 — Gare. ^rrett), :09. 2. Philadelphia, l^ n V riod -. 1. Calgary, Chouinard 6 Green Bay 4 2 0 .667 144 115 ASSUMPTION Kahsas Citv 13 7 .650 1 Hoeven 2-2 2-2 6. McDowell 04 04 0 'larke 8 (Dvorak. Howe), 4:43. Penalties (unassisted), 6:26. Penalties—Eloranta, Minnesota 3 3 0 iOO lOB 98 that they do. . I in the church’s stained Dallas 11 11 son 4 Totals 44-79 2341 111. St. Rose topped Assumption girls’ -G . Smith. Del. 3:44; Cohrane, Phi. Cal. 10:43; Nill. Van, 15:27. ^ Detroit .500 1(C 96 The homes of Mark Twain and Harriet Beecher I glass windows are lit. Denver 10 14 .417 6 SAN DIEGO (103) 0:45; Campbell. Del. 13:57; Flockhart. Second period-2. Vancouver. Molln 9 500 103 97 basketball team in overtime, 30-29, Utah 9 14 391 6 4 Brooks 8-15 4-4 21. Chambers 3-14 54 NY Giants Stowe in Hartford are decked out like homes were Phi. 13:57; W opp. Phi. 20:00. (Gradin. Halward). 13:12; 3. V an c^ ver. St. Louis .500 101 114 I The service, described as Houston 3 19 136 12 11 Anderson 10-15 1-2 21. Smith 9-13 54 Thursday at St. Rose. Nancy Sulick Second period—3,_Philadephia. Holmgr- Minor 1 (Sundstrom, Bubla). 14:49; 4. New Orleans .500 77 106 when their famous owners were alive. Another I a “feast for the senses” by Pacific Division 23. Hodges 5-10 2-4 12. Wood 24 1-2 6. 8 (Howe. Flockhart). 4:06. 4, Vancouver. Lemay 10 (Kulak); 15:07. .333 156 156 had 20 points for Assumption while .773 - ■ San Francisco decorated home to visit is the General William | music director David Al­ Los Angeles 17 5 Jones 34 04 6. Brogan 1-4 1-1 3. Totals Philadelphia. Sittler 20 (Clarke. Dvorak). Penalties-B ridgm an. Cal, 12:30; Sund­ Tampa Bay 533 86 111 739 '* Deb Houghton had 15 for St. Rose. Seattle 17 6 4144 19-24 103. 1:55. 5. Philadelphia, Propp 11 (Howe. strom. Van. 12:»; Williams. Van, major. Chicago .333 77 112 Hart House in Old Saybrook. An 18th century I mond, includes very little .560 4b Two free throws by Jennifer Portland 14 11 Portland 29 25 3126-lU Hockhart). 13:29. Penalties-Ogrodnick. 18:52; Risebrough, Cal. major, 18:52. Philadelphia .167 106 136 Christmas is re-created there with period participation by the con­ Phoenix 13 11 .542 5 San Diego 25 24 26 20-1O3 M . 9:21: Del bench, served by Francis. Third period-5. Calgary. Peplinski 7 LA Rams .167 122 ISO Jorgensen with 20 seconds left won Golden Stale 11 14 440 7>2 Three-point goals — Brooks. Wood. 1:25; Gare. Det, minor-game miscon- (R ussell. Hindmarch). 18.20. P en a lties- (Top eight teams In each conference decorations and appropriate dolls, toys, gifts and gregation. It is primarily lf)7 14 Fouled out—Cnainbers. Total fouls— it for St. Rose. ^n Diego 4 20 lucl, 11:25; Stefan, Det. served by G, Bubla. Van. 1:23; Sundstrom. Van, 4:58; qua! r playoffs.) Thursday’s Results Portland 22. San Diego 28. R ebounds- foods. I something to experience, Imith, 11:56; Clarke, 18:43. Konroyd. Cal. 9.57. ^turday's Games . Atlanta 106. Cleveland 97 Porlland 39 (Thompson 11). San Diego 34 Third period—6, Philadelphia, Allison 12 Shots on goal—Vancouver 9-134—24. Gillette Castle in Hadlyme has been opened this I Almond says. It can be New York 113. Boston 106 tOT) I Brooks 111 Assisls-Porlland 20 (Paxson (All Times EST) BUSINESSMEN Clarke. Bathe). 1:28. 7. PhiladeUihia. Calgary 9-7-10-26. New York Jets at Miami. 12:30 p.m. winter for the first time. Its Victorian decorations enjoyed by people of all San Antonio' 120. Denver 108 6 1 San Diego 29’ (Smith 9). Technical- American Division —DiRosa ,’larke 9 (Allison. Carson). 7:39. 8, Goalies—Vancouver. Brodeur. Calgary, Los Angeles Rams at Los Angeles for Christmas are sure to make you wish you were | Golden State 96. Phoenix 94 Cooper A—3,006. Philadephia. Propp 12 (Flockhart, Holm­ Bernhardt. A—75C. Cleaners 4-0, Buffalo Water Tavern denominations, and by Portland 111, San Diego 103 Raiders, i p.m. gren). 8:00. 9. Detroit. Barrett 2 Sunday's Games bom 50 years earlier. children as well as adults. r Seattle 103. Dallas 98 unassisted). 14:52, Penalties—Wilson. 3-1, M anchester'Cycle 3-1, DALLAS (93) St. Louis at Chicago. 1 p.m. In Bethlehem a nativity scene is created in an old I There is no admission, but Friday's Games Phi. 11:50; Holmgren. Phi. 17:07; Howe. Filloramo Construction 3-1, (All Times EST) Aguirre 5-16 34 14. Vincent 10-19 l-l 21. New York Giants at Washington. 1 Cummings 4-14 54 13. Blackman 5-11 8-10 p.m. bam on the grounds of the Benedictine Abbey of an offering will be New York at Philadelphia, 7:35 p.m Manchester Police 2-2, Fogarty 18 Davis 64 34 15. Garnett 14 04 2. Shots on goal—Detroit 13-11-16—40. Pittsburgh at Cleveland, I p.m. Washington at Detroit. 8:06 p.m, Regina Laudis. I accepted.. Nimphius 04 04 0. Ramsey 14 04 2, Philadelphia 164-11-36. Minnesota at Detroit. 1 p.m. Oilers 1-3. Information about hours for visitors may be oh-1 The key performance of Chicago at Milwaukee. 9 p.m. Turner 14 1-2 3. Bristow 14 04 2, Goalies—Detroit, Stefan. Philadelphia. Thursday's College Basketball Results Houston at Philadelphia, 1 p.m. National Division —Allied Prin­ Indiana at Houston. 9 06 p.m. Spanarkel 1-2 1-2 3 Totals 3542 2240 93. Jndbergh. A-16.466. By United Press International Green Bay at Baltimore, 2 p.m. tained by calling the Connecticut Department of | th e service is the Utah at San Antonio. 8:30 p.m I^st ting 4-0, Lodge All-Stars - 2-2, SEATTLE (103) Buffalo at Tampa Bay. 4 p.m. Economic Development. “Ceremony of Carols,” a New Jersey at Los Angeles. U):30 p.m Tolbert 4-11 44 12. Vranes 5-7 0 4 10. Castleton St. 85. New England 62 .' r i Kansas City at Seattle. 11 p.m. St. Peter's 61. Brooklyn 51 Kansas City at Denver, 4 p.m. Westown Pharmacy 1-3, B.A. Club 1- Sikma 24 2-2 6, Thompson 7-14 44 18. coiitemporary composition Saturday's Games Buffalo 0 1 0 —I Susquehanna 9 . Juniata 57 (OT) New England at Seattle, 4 p.m. 3, Sportsman Cafe 0-4, Moriarty Williams 7-16 2-2 16. Shelton 5-15 04 10. Boston 314—8 New Orleans at Dallas. 4 p.m. by Benjamin Britten. Philadelphia at Washington Widener 76. Glassboro St. 63 Fuel 0^. Boston at Atlanta Donaldson 34 0-1 6. Smith 4-7 1-2 9. First period—1. Boston. K. Crowder 13 South Atlanta at San Francisco. 9 p.m. The ceremony will be Detroit at Cleveland Kelser 1-5 1-2 3. Brown 6-10 04 13. lO'Connell, Dufour). 4:17. 2. Boston. K. Davidson 47. Furman 46 Monday's Game Indiana at Chicago Radford 04 04 0 Totals 4446 14-20 103 Crowder 14 (McNabl, O'Connell), 8:00. 3. Cincinnati at San Diego. 9 p.m. Winter walk by river performed by the Concor­ Dallas 24 12 32 25-93 Fla. Int. 137. Miami Christian 54 SENIOR New Jersey at E)enver Boston. O’ReiUv 4 (Bourque. Krushelnys- dia Choir and harpist Martina Navratilova (1). Dallas, def Luke 1:46 and following, th e words of the by Brahms, which was the singing of the "Great- 4-7 2-2 10. Robinson 4-7 04 « Webster 8- Shots on goal—Bulfalo 1044-26. Boston San Hou. St. 96. Mary Hardin-baylur 89 cock 464, Judy Clemson 452, June the walk. Let’s make it even more this month. Christmas music,” says used in a service to honor West Wendy Turnbull, Australia, 6^. 6-1; Hana O-Antiphons’ seven 11 3-4 19, Westphal 1-3 04 2 Totals 4441 begin with, “ My soul Magnificat, “He has filled based on a 17th century i-7-13-28 Pepperdinc 86. Nevada-Reno 83 Mandlikova (4). Czechoslovakia, def. Derench 480, Ginny Assard 450, Beth Almond. “There’s even a the altar, the Bible and the 26-29 113 Goalies—Buffalo, Cloutier Boston. Pee­ Barbara Potter. Woodbury. Conn.. 4-6, 6- magnifies the Lord; my the hungry with good German Catholic advent chants that refer to God by 23'M'Z2 3t) 6-1(6 Utah St. 74. Weber St 72 Kenyon 473, Pat Lawrence 466. bit of jazz here and there. people, will be offered Boston lers. A-12.531. 3. 7-6 (7-3). things.” hymn. seven different names. The New York' 25 29 25 2U.I4-113 It doesn't reflect the Vic­ spirit rejoices in G(xl my setting for the antiphony during the first psalm, Fouled out- Maxwell Total fouls- — I Sounds of Christmas “ Hosanna, to the Son of Bo.slon 25. New York 2H Kehounds torian ideal, the Puritan Savior.” has been composed by Al­ "Let my prayer rise before David,” by Daniel Moe, Boston 56 (Robev 151 New York 40 Manchester residents have been able to enjoy Christmas, but Soloists for the mond. you like incense.” 'W ebster 9> A ssists- H4)slon 26 'Bird ♦>' ■NAIIO.VAI. HOCKEY LEAGUE will be performed with Hv I nited Pre.ss International their share of beautiful nmslc over this holiday Renaissance celebration.” Themes of joy and ceremony are Judy New York '29 .Sherod «• TechnoNl choir and organ. “How The evening will con­ Bird A—11.370 Wales (‘onference season. This weekend will not be an exception. || The carols included by strength are reflected in Rodwell, Maureen I'llE SETTI.NG for the Patrick Division Britten in the ceremony the carols, and there is Deiassus and Martha Excellent Thy Name” by Vespers service itself is clude with etjually W L T Pts GF GA At Concordia Lutheran Church, 40 Pitkin St., Sun­ Howard Hanson has also traditional Christmas .NY Islandurs 17 13 5 39 127 IQB day at 7:30 p.m. there will be a program of evening were chosen to reflect the even one spring carol in­ Freimuth. Besides the new. and unusual in that it IMiiladi'Iphia 17 il 4 38 126 103 been arranged for voice cheer, in the form of GOLDEN STATE '98i WHY GO SHOPPING ideas in the Magnificat, the cluded. “ It looks like it Britten masterpiece, is "a synthesis of Eastern Waxhiniiton 13 9 9 35 118 113 prayer with choral music for the season. Short 9-16 6-7 24. L Smith 1-4 0-2 2 and organ. Orthodox and Western holiday cookies and NY Haniiurs 16 13 2 34 130 120 The Concordia Choir will be joined by harpist words uttered by Mary shouldn’t belong in a work several other works will be ^Carroll 10-13 64 26, RichaidM)ii M 5 64 PiUshurgfi 9 16 6 24 l(S 140 when Gabriel announced like this,” Almond says. performed. "E ’en So, Lord Jesus, rites,” Almond says. The eggnog. 19 Roniar 54 04 10. Brewer 411 2-2 10, New Jersi'N 6 21 7 19 94 148 Rebecca Flannery to perform the Ceremony of Williams 2-4 1-2 5. Kenon 0-4 UO 4 . Adams Division WHENYOUCANGET _ Carols. A free-will offering will be received and Conner (M 04 0. Brown 0-2 0-0 0 Lloyd Munlreal 19 7 6 44 152 no 1-3 04 2 Totals 3845 21-77- 96 Boston 18 9 6 42 134 104 refreshments will be served. PIKJENIX (941 Quebec 15 12 4 34 147 141 At South United Methodist Church, Main Street, Kramer l-l 04 2, Nance 6-12 44 16. Fluffalo 13 13 6 32 125 112 SOMETHING FOR NOTHING Read this aloud Adams 7-15 1-2 15, Davis 10-16 1-2 21, Sunday at 4 p.m. the Manchester Symphony Hartford 9 17 4 22 104 143 Johnson 2-3 3-4 7. Lucas 54 7-7 17. Sc-ott Canipbell Conference Orchestra and Chorale will perform the Magnificat 0-1 04 0. Thirdkill 2-5 04 4 High 34 0-1 Norris Division in D by Johann Sebastian Bach. 6 Maev 34 04 6, Cook 0 4 04 0 Totals W L T Pts GF GA 39-72 lf>-22--9t DURING THE Chicago 20 5 6 46 140 97 Those who enjoy doing some sjnging themselves Golden State 26 14 2929-98 Minnesota 19 8 6 44 148 119 will have a chance to do so during the part of the Phoenix 33 M 18 19—94 St Louis 11 20 3 25 115 131 Here's why no tree is perfect Three-point goal—Richardson Fouled Detroit 7 18 7 21 94 135 program that will include a "Messiah” sing-in. out—None Total fouls—Golden State 22. HONDA HOLIDAYGIVEAWAY? Toronto 5 18 6 16 97 134 Phoenix 26 Rebounds— Golden Stale 36 Smvthe Division (Carroll 9). Phoenix 41 (Nance 11). Edmonton 14 11 7 35 150 135 They say that if you creep into an evergreen forest Assists—Ciolden Stale 22 (Richardson 121. 13 14 6 32 125 116 how they've been cut, weVe sure youll Phoenix 21 (Adams 7) Technical fouls- Vancouver Without a doubt the easiest wa; Winnipeg 14 13 3 31 131 132 Sing — Sing — Sing late at night, you can hear the trees talking. In the Phoenix (zone>. Maev, F’hoenix assistant Los Angeles 13 13 5 31 no 119 1 shopping: this holidayd a i want to wrap up a good deal. coach Wetzel A—9.Ul to go Christmas: whisper of the wind you’ll catch the older pines ^The rabbit, eyes wide Calgary 11 18 6 28 137 149 If you feel like singing as loud as you can, then (Top four m each division qualify for season will be at our dedership.. So look for th e Christmas tree display reassuring the younger ones why they’ll never be Stanley Cup playoffs.) Well be holding some drawings you when you come in to enter the drawings. join hundreds of others who will be doing the same perfectly shaped. with fright, frantically n FVFl AND (Qf7 i Thursday s Results thing at the annual carol sing tonight at 8 on There will also be a bent branch here, a gap there . Robinson 12-19 1-2 25. Wedman 1-19 2-2 Boston 8. Buffalo 1 can’t afford to miss. Because you could The Honda Holiday Giveaway. 24. Mokeski 4-9 641 8. Huston 3-6 04) 7. F’hiladelphia 7. Detroit 2 Christmas shopping has never been Constitution Plaza in Hartford. Long, long ago evergreens were perfect, with each searched for cover hut Wilkerson 6-16 bS 17. Hubbard 3-5 2^ 8. Washington 4. Minnesota 4 (lie) win a blub ATC®70 or Honda Kick "N This annual sing draws people from all over the taking pride in branches sloping evenly from crown to Lacey 2-4 0-0 4. Bagiev 2-7 04) 4 Totals Vancouver 3. Calgary 2 easier. state and puts everyone in a good mood for the 43-85 10-14 97 Frida's Games Go 2" to put under the Christmas tree. symmetrical skirt. found nothing among ATLANTA (106) I All Times EST) It’s an part of our Honda Holiday holidays. It will feature the U.S. Coast Guard Band, This was particularly true in a small kingdom deep in Roundfield 6-13 1-2 13. Wilkms 5-14 54 15. N Y Islanders at N Y. Rangers. 7 students from the University of Hartford’s Hartt Europe beyond the Carpathian Mountains. Rollins 3-7 04) 6. K Johnson 8-29 4-4 21. p m Giveaway starting November 25th the darh trunks exten­ Sparrow 9-14 6-7 24 Macklin 12 4-* 6. G Hartford at Winnipeg, 9:05 p.m. School of Music, the Greater Hartford Youth On the first Saturday of Advent, the queen’s Johnson O-I 04) 0, Matthews 0-3, 04) 0. New Jersey at Edmonton. 9:35 p.m. through December 19th. Chorale and several other singing groups. woodsmen would search the royal evergreen forest for Hawes 3-3 1-2 7. Glenn 5-7 44 14 Totals Saturday's Games ding upwards into 4043 2543 106 Cleveland Uis Angeles at Boston And it’s going to be a most festive ’The sing will take place amidst the sparkling the most perfect tree. 22 21 30 9) Hartford at St l./)uis occasion for that most festive time of year. festival of lights on the plaza. There will be a large It would then reign in honor in the great castle hall, Atlanta 2819 30 31-108 Buffalo at Quebec branches artfully lifted Three-point goals—Huston, E Johnson Montreal at Calgary Just for coming in, you’ll get a 1 ^ gift box on the lawn of the Old State House for food shimmering with silver balls and golden angels that Fouled out—None Total fouls—Cleveland F’hiladelphia at N Y Islanders Honda Holiday calendar free. And a lot of gifts to be distributed by the Community Renewal sparkled in the light of thousands of candles. While a from the snow/ 27. Atlanta 16 Rebounda-Cleveland 39 N Y Rangers at Detroit Team at Christmas. huge Yule log chuckled and crackled, the royal family 'Wilkerson- II). Atlanta 40 (Roundfield Washington at Pittsburgh those ’83 models featured in the calendar Connectirut^u U ) Assists—Cleveland 22 (Huston 9i. Chicago at Toronto Large$t Honda Dealer and villagers together would dance and sing around the Atlanta 30 'Sparrow 10) A—4564. Minnesota at Vancouver will be in stock for you to check out. 24 Adam$ St,, Mancheater tree in celebration. Something else you’ll want to check (Exit 93 o ff 1-86) 646-3513 Connecticut Yankee Out in t|ie hushed forest every evergreen vied for this out will be all the great prices weVe honor, each endeavoring to grow its branches and Lost in despair, the little pine did not see the good, offering on our ’82 models. When yoii see Teresa Stich-Randall, Connecticut native and in­ needles to perfection. They strained at the task, fully queen come into the forest. She had come to choose the Thurs - Fri - Sat ternationally acclaimed soprano, will return to her concentrating on their form and appearance. finest tree herself. home territory this weekend to appear at a Christ­ One cold night when a bright white moon glittered on As her royal sleigh slowly passed through the forest, mas concert in New Hartford. the crusty snow as if it were strewn with millions of her practic^ eye scanned the evergreens now preening SPECIAL The concert will be Saturday and Sunday at 8 p.m. diamonds, a small rabbit limped into a grove of themselves. in Immaculate Conception Church, Route 44, where evergreens, its sides heaving in panic, ^y o n d the hill When she saw the little pine, a flush of anger filled the famous singer sang as a school girl. Since she rose the yelping of village dogs in the thrill of the hunt. her. What right had a tree with such defects to be in the 7 left to study voice she has been the leading soprano The rabbit, eyes wide with fright, frantically searched royal forest? Reminding herself to have a woodsman Great Sayings On Aii in the great opera bouses of Europe and American. for cover but found nothing among the dark trunks dispose of it, she drove on, but then stopped and glanced Tickets for the concert are |10. extending upwards into branches artfully lifted from the back at it. snow. When she gazed on it, she noticed the tracks of small Faster and faster the cottontail circled as the excited animals that had found shelter under it and a downy Here’s ycur last chance yelping sounded louder and louder. The trees looked feather within its branches where a bird had rested. askance at this interruption of their evening (when pine's heart opened and so did its branches, and the And, as she studied the gaping hole in its side and its KEnOJUN This is your last chance at a bit of immertality. growing was at its best). wren slept within them, warm and secure. But the pine windwhipped trunk, understanding filled her heart. Stay home this weekeiid, put aside the Christmas And then a small pine shuddered. Of all the young had difficulty rearranging its branches. There would be “This one,” she said. Her attendants gasped. And to shopping, cookie baking and gift wrapping, and give trees, it had the promise of being the finest of the forest. a gap, evermore. the astonishment of the forest, the little pine was home your writing skills full rein. Everything about it, from its ^ p sea-green color to the Weeks passed and winter deepened, bringing a gale to the great hall. And everyone who danced and sang Monday noon Is the deadline for the Manchester delicate curl of its branches, was perfect. such as never before had been experienced in the moun­ around it said it was the finest Christmas tree yet. HEATERS Herald’s most unforgettable Christmas story con­ But now . . . its lower branches began to dip, down, tains. It caught a small fawn that had wandered from its For in looking at its gnarled and worn branches, many test. Your memory should be 250 words or less, and down to the ground. And in that instant before the mother. saw the protecting arm of a father, others the comfor­ ABSOLUTELY NO OEALERSp PLEASEI may be typed or written. The story may be slavering dogs broke into the clearing, the rabbit found Head down, blinded by snow, the fa»(n inched into the ting bosom of a mother, and some, as did the wise humorous or serious. safety within the evergreen screen. evergreens, seeking a windbreak. But the trees held queen, saw the love of CJirist expressed on earth. Winners wUlTeceive cash prizes and their stories In the morning the buimy found its burrow. But the lit­ their branches open so the wind could whistle through ■So if you walk among evergreens today, you will find, will be published in the Herald next week. Entries tle pine could not quite lift its branches. No matter; them and avoid dangerous bending or breaking of their along with rabbits, birds and other happy living things, are being judged by a committee of writers, in­ perhaps a littl^irregularity in a tree so beautiful would limbs. drooped branches providing cover, gaps offering resting cluding Larry Willard, contributing editor of not be noticed. Again the little pine took pity and now tightly closed places, forms bent from wrestling winter winds. Yankee magazine. Then a powerful blizzard lashed the land. The its branches, forming an impenetrable wall behind For, as with many of us, the trees have learned that HOURS Parts Send your entry to Focus Eklltor, Manchester villagers slammed shutters closed while birds and which the fawn huddled out of the gale. But alas, when the scars suffered for the sake of others make one most M-W SXW - 5:30 Herald, Box 591, Manchester. 0604. Winners will be animals huddled in nests and dens. A small wren, blown the wind ceased, the small pine had been severely and beautiful in the eyes of God. Thura SKM - OXW Manchostor Service notified by (dione. astray, desperately sought sanctuary in the evergreens.' permanently bent out of shape. Reprinted by permission from The Gifts of Clirist- Fri OKW - 5:30 You may submit photos. If you wish them But each one she approached clendied its branches tight A tear of pine gum oozed from a branch tip. Now it mas: The Guideposts Family Christmas Book, ■ SAT iXW - NOON returadl, send a self-addressed, stamped envelope. like a flat. could never hope for the honor it had longed for since it Copyright (c) 1981 by Guideposts Associates Inc., 6 4 9 -2 9 4 7 K-1 Kerosene Finally, in exhaustion, she fell into the little pine. The Top Quality, Discount Fuel Oil was a seedling. Carmel, New York 10512. ” 14 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Fri,, Dec. 17. 1982 MANCHESTER HERALD, Fri., Dec. 17, 1982 - 15

Theater Et Cetera Sunday Brui)cl> Tl)c Brou'i>stoi)e DAVIS FAMILY • HokHln-TtM'Wall Thcator, Naw Britain: "Molly e Wadsworth Atheneum, Hartford: In the Atheneum NOW SERVING BEER & W IN E Cinema, "Romeo and Juliet," Saturday and Sunday, 2 * Our antique buffet abounds with fresh fruits, straw­ A Fine Guide To Weekiy Dining and th|6 Mouse.” Is playing through Jan. 8 at the berries Chantilly, and. our pastry chefs creations — muf­ Weekend Special theater. 36 North St.. New Britain. Curtain time, p.m. (525-1439). fins.-danlsh, and nut breads — still warm from the oven. Fridays and Saturdays, 7:30 p.m. Admission Is by a Unlyerslty of Connecttcut, Storra: At Trans Lux * On the dessert side you'll find cheesecake, chocolate USDA CHOICE donation. For reservations call (223-9500). College Cinema, on the college campus, “Last Tango mouaae. napoleons, fresh cakes, and more - it’s all In­ In Paris," starring Marlon Brando, through Saturday. cluded In the price of your brunch! 10 olsirloin sm* • Yale Rapartory Thaalar, New Havan: “The * Treat yourself to our Brownstone Special — a tender BAKU Philanderer," by George Bernard Shaw, playing For ticket Information and show times (429-6M2). featuring this week... e Downtown Cabaret Theater, Bridgeport: Annie filet tppped with a poached egg. artichoke hearts, and through Saturday at the theater, 222 York St. at 8 p.m. s m o th tj^ In a rich Bearnalse aauce ^ or try our thick a o u r a w/Cm in m t Btulllfig) Get Your Gun," through Saturday, 283 Golden Hill St. tonight and 2 p.m. and 8:30 p.m. on Saturday. (436- cuta of French toast served with New Hampshire maple BONELESS ~ miu 1600). (576-1836). syrup — or select another one of our enticing entrees. • Butler-McCoolc Homestead, Hartford: A Vic­ * Your first Bloody Mary. Screwdriver, or glass of Cham- • Hartford Stage Company, Hartford: "The Great PMne Is on the house and all other brunch libations are Magoo,” playing through Sunday. For ticket and show torian Family Christmas," at the homestead, 396 Main Happy Hour priced! i i am— R pm BREAST or CMCKENlSl time Information (527-5151). St., Saturday and Sunday, noon to 4 p.m. Adults $1; NIRIIIVATIONR NRCOMMRNORD- The above served w/potato & salad • Long Wharf Thaalar, New Havan: "Holiday,” will children 25 cents. MTUm ATMMMIU tTt. 925-1171 play through Jan. 2 at the theater, 222 Sargent Drive, OOWNTOWN HARTFOm La Strada West cAnwMiA2AExn’e30EH-ee 649-5487 New Haven. For Information about evening and matinee performances, and tickets (787-4282). • Old State House, Hartford: "Sugarplums," rTHE FUN PLACE TO BE!” featuring the national marionettes, playing through ★ ENTERTAINMENT PLUS * Jan. 2 at the Old State House, 800 Main St. Shows, Cinema Sadar-leb ftsuMcb weekdays, 10:30 and 11:30 a.m. and 12:30 p.m. and U R HOUU weekends, 12:30, 1:30, 2:30 and 3:30 p.m. No charge. ^ S T A U R A N T Mon-Fll. i) ■M ay-TiM N|M (522-6766). 4 : 3 0 - 7 : ^ TUESDAY DRAFT BEER NiaUT • Trinity Square Rap Co., Providence, R.I.: "The Manchester 21jDak St., Manchester 646-2571 Ifarlforil 80c DRAFTS, 28c HOT 0008 Dresser," Is playing In the downstairs theater, 201 Atheneum Cinema — G ll\ Theaters East — Washington St., Providence, through Jan. 9. Curtain The Verdict (R ) F ri 7:20, WEDNESDAY egory's Oi 1 Fri 7:30, 9:30; Breakfast Special Three LADIES NISHT time, 8 p.m, (401-351-4242). Sat and Sun 5:30,7:30,9:30. 9:40; Sat and Sun 2, 4:20, • Connecticut Historical Society, Hartford: "A 7:20, 9:40. — The Rocky (2 aggs, homafrlM, Penny Pub 2F0R1 — Romeo and Juliet Sat 7:30 TIL CLOSINQ .Christmas Carol." sponsored by the society, at Horror Picture Show (R ) tOMt, OOffM) and Sun 2. Ta DLE oncj TAP That6y-Oory Lowjoy Hoadley Auditorium. Hartford, Saturday at 3:30 p.m. Cinema (illy — The Fri and Sat midnight. — Six (236-5621). MAfYCHf SI n-{ cr Fridai-Jia llaamirilMih Verdict (R ) Fri 7:30, 9:50; Weeks (P G ) F ri 7:30, 9:30; Check Oir D«b binctieon Specials • Hartman Thaalar, Stamford: "A Christmas _ ManchMi.r I ^ a l lo ! SttarOar-liitl Mtya Sat and Sun 2:20,4:55,7:30, Sat and Sun 2, 4, 6, 8, 10. — UPl photo Op«n Mon - Sat from 6:00 A.M. Carol,” playing through Dec. 26 at the theater, 307 I Parlfod. . I Cofual Lady ■ 9:50. — Nine Lives of Fritz Wizards Fri and Sat mid­ Sunday 7 A.M. - Noon MTGHBI oral t i MMCH7 Atlantic St., Stamford. (324-6781). the Cat (R ) Fri 7; Sat 2:10, night. — The Empire SONGWRITER JOHNNY MARKS TICKLES THE IVORIES IN HIS NEW YORK OFFICE • Coachllght Dinner Theater, East Windsor: 7 with Fritz the Cat (X ) Fri Strikes Again (PG) Fri . . . his songs Include "Rudolph the Red-nosed Reindeer” “Whoopee," playing through Fob. 6, nightly except 8:20: Sat 3:30, 8:20 with 7:15, 9:30; Sat and Sun 2, Mondays. For Information on reservations (522-1266). Heavy Traffic (R) Fri 4:15, 7:15, 9:30. — Dawn of • Spinning Wheel Inn, Redding Ridge: Christmas .9:40; Sat 4:50, 9:40. - the Dead (R ) F ri and Sat » CHINA PALACE Theater Banquet, meal with comedy, song and drama, Yessongs (G ) Sun 3:55, 7, midnight. SpeciaHiing in SzedWM A Mandarin CuUine at the inn. Route 58 In Redding Ridge. Through Dec. M eet Johnny M arks; Ke's Mansfielil NEW YEARS EVE 191 9:55 with Ladies and •Dally Liincheon & Dinner 24. (938-2511). Gentlemen: The Rolling Trans-Lux College • Colonial Tavern Dinner Theater, Oxford: Christ­ Stones ( P G ) Sun 2:10,5:15, Cinem a — Airplane!; TTie Our Full Dinner Menu Wil _ Cejebrating Our mas Holiday Theater, through Dec. 24. (264-8244). ^ v e m 8:20. — The Chosen (P G ) Sequel (P G ) Fri 7:15, 9; M r. Christm as of m usic Reader*a Choice o f Connecticut Sat and Sun 2, 3:45, 5:30, i K o n u s c o u p o n 7:20, 9:30; Sat and Sun Magaatne'$ 1982 Beat American Food be offered— Featuring 2:30, 4:40, 7:20, '^:30. - 7:15. 9, — Last Tango in I • 10% OFF w/'15-30 PurchaM Mephisto Fri 7:05, 9:40; Paris (X ) Fri 7:15; Sat NEW YO R K (U P I) - Johnny immersed in Christmas as I.” The song was first recorded by'. and Moat Romantic in Hartford Veal Parmlglana...... $7.96^ I «1 3 % OFF w/*31-50 PurchaM Sat and Sun 2, 4:30, 7:05, 2:50, 7:15 with Burn Fri Marks, the songwriter who made Yet, he celebrates in both Gene Autry. About ISO million; County! 'aiitolceti Braeat Franoaiaa> .S9.S9 I el5%OFFw/'51 Aup 9:40. 9:30; Sat 5:10, 9:30. - Rudolph the red-nosed reindeer a traditional and non-traditional records of the song by Autry and; Broiled Swordflah...... $7.25 I ~ axhm'ia d e c . 23, i«t3 CineHludio — Richard Casablanca Sun 2:30, 5:20, holiday tradition, says Christmas is ways. other performers have been sold in^ • Sunday Champagne' Brunch. I Nd VaHd on TM f and Satuntoy* j Pryor Live on the Sunset 9:10 with Spellbound Sun one of the few constants left in the A neighbor near his Greenwich the last 33 years. It has been) • Lunch • Dinner FIlM Hallano 4:20, 7:10. world. Village home has complained about translated into almost every) ir M w L m ^ t T T p k a . Olaatonbury Strip (R ) Fri and Sat 7:30 2300. Main St., Glastonbury • 659-0366 Fllal of Sola Francalaa ...... $5.75 Music with The Road Warrior (R ) X'eriiun “ I don't see that C3iristmas has what he perceives as Mark’s lack of language an formed the basis of a; (Qian Lochan Mall)______633-S808 Fri and Sat 9. — Stowaway Cine 1 & 2 - E.T. The changed from the way that I knew it Christmas spirit. television program that first Served 4 pm to 9 pm New Years Eve Sun 7:30 with David Extra-Terrestrial (PG) as a little boy,” Marks, 73, said in As Marks tells it the friend once appeared in 1963 and can still bej ITALIAN rooo AIZZA (Jopperfield Sun 9. Fri 7. 9; Sat and Sun 1,3,5, his Times Square office. “ I think remarked, "Here you are, the king seen. • ! Served 12 noon to 9 pm New Years Day • Immaculate Conception Church, New Hartford: Luigi^s KuhI llarlfo'nl 7. 9. — Creepshow (R ) Fri Christmas is the one time that has of Christmas songs, and you don’t Mark’s songs — both of the Christ-) “A Christmas concert with Teresa Stich-Randall,” Kasiwiiud — Animal 7:15, 9:30; Sat and Sun 2, changed less than anything that I even have a wreath on your door." mas and non-Christmas variety — ; VILLAGE PUB benefit for.Ms. Randall's hometown parish, Saturday Crackers Fri and Sat 7:30, 4:30, 7:15, 9:30. can think of. The world has changed. " I don’t need a wreath,” Marks have been performed by a number; and Sunday, 8 p.m., at the church, Route 44 In New OPEN FOR BREAKFAST NEW YEARS DAY 9.30, 12; 9601 West Hartford The rest of the world is fighting. I said. " It ’s Christmas and that’s of artists ranging from Kate Smith,) Hartford. Donation $10. and RESTAURANT ICu!uil — Creepshow Kim 1 & 2 - E.T. The didn't know that as a child ... but me.” Bing Crosby, Glenn Miller and the) FIRST STOP LOUNGE 7 AM to 1:30 PM • Center Church, Hartford: Handel's "Messiah" ( R) Fri-Sun 7. 9:15, Extra-Terrestrial (PG) Christmas has remained the same. Although Marks has been called Ink Spots to Burl Ives, Roberta) o f A Sunday at 3:30 p.m. at the church. Main and Gold Lounge is now Full Salactlon Pizza Qrindara Availabla For Takm Out Poor Riehurds — Fri 7, 9:30; Sat and Sun 2, "Christmas is one of the last the “ Mr. Christmas of the Music Flack and Metropolitan Opera star, DAILY LUNCHEON SPECIALS streets. No admission charge. An offering will be “OPEN FOR LUNCH” .Vnimal Crackers Fri and 4:30. 7, 9:30. — Creepshow vestiges of the century,” he said. World,’’ he never intended to write a Placido Domingo. ; received. (249-5631). 471 Hartford Road (corner of McKeo) Complete Dinner *2.15 Sat 7:30, 9:30, 12; Sun 5:30, (P G ) Fri 7:15, 9:40; Sat In addition to "Rudolph the Red­ Christmas song, but rather songs The joy Marks has given, has been) Dally Speclala • Center Church House, Hartford: Peter Harvey In 7:30, 9:30. and Sun 2:15, 4:45, 7:15, nosed Reindeer" and “ Have a Holly, that just sared a common feeling. ~ returned in kind. ) program of Christmas music, Tuesday at noon. For 943-6195 HAPPY HOUR 4-7 MON.-FRI. Slioweuse Cinemas 9:40. Jolly Christmas,” Marks also wrote “They were created by accident,” He recalls one Christmas season; luncheon reservations call by Monday. (249-5631). Tootsie (P G ) Fri and Sat The M ovies— The Ver­ " I Heard the Bells on Christmas Marks said. “ They are human songs he was walking down a street when; •Draft Boor & Mixed Drinka Price • New London High School, New London: 12:30,2:40,4:50,7:15,9:40, dict (R ) Fri-Sun 12, 2:30, Day,” “A Caroling We Go,” — not directed at Qirisimas, just he saw some young people come out Handel's "Messiah", Sunday, 3 p.m. featuring Eastern 11:50; Sun 12:30,2:40,4:50, 4:50, 7:10, 9:30. - Grateful “Joyous Christmas" and “Rockin’ more applicable to Christmas. of pizza parlor singing “ Rudolph.” ) Connecticut Symphony Orchestra and Chorus In 501 E. Middle Trnpk. 646-9457 7:15, 9:40.-T h e Toy (PG) Dead Fri and Sat midnight. Around the Christmas Tree.” It's ‘Rudolph’ was released on Sept. 15 “ You get a kick out of it, becausd 706 HARTTOWD ^ , MANCHESTER CALL 649-8326 Scanlon Auditorium of the high school. (443-2876). Fri and Sat 12:40 , 2:45, - Six Weeks (P G ) Fri-Sun not hard to believe him when he (1949) and by Oct. 1, it was a hit. It you know you have really reache(( • Sounding Board, Welhersfleld: "Nowell Sing We 4:50, 7:10 , 9:20, 11:20; Sun 12, 2:05. 4, 6, 8, 10. - Tom ­ says. “ It's rare you find someone as wasn’t near Christmas.” the people,” said Marks. C lear," Saturday at 8 p.m. at the Sounding Board. 290 12:40,2:45,4:50, 7:10,9:20. my (R ) F ri and Sat mid­ Middletown Ave., Wethersfield, (563-3263). Your Restaurant — Best Friends (PG) Fri night. — The Empire • South United Methodist Church, Manchester: and Sat 12:30, 2:45, 4:55, Strikes Back (P G ) Fri-Sun -CUP a 8AVE- Friday Nite Specials Manchester Symphony Orchestra and Chorale, Sun­ Supday Brupeb 7:25,9:45, 11:55; Sun 12:30, 12, 2:30, 4:50, 7, 9:20. - day. 4 p.m. at the church. Main Street and Hartford 2:45, 4:55, 7:25, 9:45. Dawn of the Dead (R ) Fri NEW ENGLAND LIVE CHRISTMAS TREES Road. Still of the Night (P G ) Fri and Sat midnight. THOUSANDS TO CHOOSE PROM Can Be Featured Here. • tiling Junior High, Manchester: Winter concert of D I SHIPPING STORES* and Sat 1:15, 3:15, 5:15, W illiiiiunlie roaaasrsaucnoN flt Tbc choirs and bands. Monday at 7:30 p.m., school Veal Marsala *6a99 _ 7:40 . 9:35. 11:20; Sun 1:15, Jillson Square Cinema TAOMOWI auditorium. East Middle Turnpike. 3:15, 5:15, 7:40, 9:35. - - Tootsie ( PG ) Fri 7.9:15; Now you can ship direct CUT OK DM LATBRI • Bennet Junior High, Manchester Winter Choral Broiled Trout - ’ D a Airplane II: The Sequel Sat and Sun 2, 4:15, 7, 9:15. from Manchester for less. Become Part of our Browt>stoi>e w/crabmealstuffing _ _ _ and Orchestral Concert, Tuesday at 7:30 p.m.. Cone (P G ) Fri and Sat 1:20, - 48 Hrs. (R ) Fri 7:10, WACON SHED gymnasium of the school. Main Street. 3:10, 5, 7:30, 9:35, 11:30; 9:10; Sun 2:10, 4:10, 7:10, WHY DRIVE TO HARTFORD? Chicken Cordon Bleu * 5 a 7 5 • RHAM High Schoof, Hebron: Winter concert of NUNSENY Sun 1:20, 3:10, 5,7:30,9:35. 9:10. — Best Friends (P G ) • Our antique buffet abounds with fresh fruits, straw­ Junior High Music Department, Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. ISSOflNinM. Weekly Dining Guide. — 48 Hrs. (R ) Fri and Sat Fri 7, 9:15, Sat and Sun 2, We Ship: UPS, Air Freight, Motor Carrier, La Strada West in the school gym. South WlmlMr berries Chantilly, and our pastry chef’s creations — 471 HARTFORD RD. 1:30. 3:30, 5:30, 7:45, 10, 4:15, 7, 9:15. - The Toy Federal Express and UPS Blue Label. NoVl «■ K . • W t llSIlM Am . (M. IM). • Constitution Plaza, Hartford: Community carol Hr* M. M Oiwhi IM .. tM -Vift muffins, danish, and nut breads — still warm from the Mon-Thur 5:30 AM - 10 PM Fri & Sat til 11 11:50; Sun 1:10, 3:10, 5:10, (P G ) Fri 7:10, 9:10, Sat Sun til 9 P.M. sing and slng-along, tonight at 8 on the plaza. 643-2711 7:45, 10. - Trail of Pink and Sun 2:10, 4:10, 7:10, YOUR ALTERNATIVE TO oven. • Center Church, Hartford; Program of music, Panther (P G ) Fri and Sat 9:10. dance, poetry for Christmas, noon at the church, 60 PARCEL POST STRETCH YOUR 1,3, 5,7:30,9:45,11:40; Sun W im lsu r BURGER BUDGET by • On the dessert side you’ll find cheesecake, chocolate Gold St. (249-5631). . Olcott Street \ / V 1, 3, 5, 7:30, 9:45. - First Plaza — E.T. The Extra- using one part soy extender DAILY LUNCHEON SPECIALS mousse, napoleons, fresh cakes, and more — it’s all in­ Blood (R ) F ri and Sat Terrestrial (PG) Fri 7:15, \ / Manchester, COHHtR CKHTER/AOAnt LOWER LCVH^jpl^g^ to four parts of meat. Your Polynesian 12:45,2:45,4:55,7:20,9:35, 9:25; Sat 2, 7:15, 9:25; Sun taste buds won’t be able to cluded in the price of your brunch! 11:35; Sun 12:45,2:45,4:55, 2, 7:15, 646-6523 tell the difference, but your • Treat yourself to our Brownstone Special — a tender Chinese 7:20, 9:35. -CUP A SAVE. budget will! SHOWCASE Knfield filet topped with a poached egg, artichoke hearts, and American Cine 1, 2, 3, 4, 3 & 6 — smothered in a rich Bearnaise sauce — or try our thick Isim ilei The Verdict (R) Fri 7, ADventures riMT SHOW ONLY < KaaTAUKANT Cocktail Lounge Dance 9:30; Sat and Sun 11:30, cuts of French toast served with New Hampshire maple v o u M s a . 1:55 , 4:25 , 7, 9:30. - Toot­ syrup — or select another one of bur enticing entrees. sie (P G ) Fri 7:30,9:55; Sat and Sun 12, 2:20, 4:50, 7:30, • Your first Bloody Mary, Screwdriver, or glass of 9:55. - The Toy (PG) Fri • Buahnell Memorial, Hartford: Nutcracker Ballet THE PUMPERNICKEL PUB Champagne is on the house and all other brunch 179 TOLLAND TPKE. by the Hartford Ballot Co., through Doc. 26 at 8 p.m. 6:45,'9; Sat and Sun 11:40, OF MANCHESTER libations are Happy Hour priced! So . . . Matinees Saturday and Sunday, 2:30 p.m. and Doc. 1:45, 4, 6:45, 9 . - 48 Hrs. MANCHESTER OAKLAND COMMONS PHONE 26, 2:30 p.m. For Information and tickets (527-0713). (R ) Fri 7:10, 9:20; Sat and NEXT TO ECONOMY ELECTRIC 643PUBB • Bring a friend, a family, your packages, a newspaper 643-9529 • Immanuel Congregational Church, Hartford: Suii 11:50, 2, 4:15, 7:10, Country Dance In Connecticut, traditional New 9:20. - Best Friends IPG ) andjoinusfor the best brunch in town! Every Sunday England country dance, tonight at 8 at the church, 10 Fri 7:40, 9:50; Sat and Sun 11:093 p.m. at the Brownstone in the heart of Woodland St. Donation $2.50. For Information (677- 12:30,2:45,4:55,7:40,9:50. AIRPLANE2 Downtown Hartford. 6619). — Six Weeks (P G ) F ri 7:25, Vil HOUSEDFCHUN6 9:40; Sat and Sun 12:10, • Real Art Ways, Hartford: Billy and the Buttons, a 1 SAW >iOUi; AD FORIte — ' .SHOWfiATf shadow dance show at Real Art Ways, 40 State St. 2:30, 4:40, 7:25, 9:40. LOfTSPfVE, I vnturitifi nuthvnlii 1‘ol'i nrsian Reservations recommended. Saturday from 9 p.m. to 1 p.m. Admission $4. (525- niul ( Sfn-t ialtirs 5521). manclieBter &gmpl)ang I \ n i l( IH ilM s ■' e Langford School, Eaat Hartford: Lone Star TOOTSIE @ Square Dance Club, Christmas dance. Saturday, 8 to Asylum and Trumbull Sts. (203) 525-1171 -SMOwn«r<- 7 11 p.m. at the school. For Information, (649-9751). The C^retjeatra anil (fUjinrale Free Parking at One Financial Plaza Dr. Jm U Hdbr. CaiUMtar ^ THIS FRIDAY DEC 17th Flarningo Suuirt GUtmpW, C * « l Director ,B E n 363 BROAD ST. National Recording Artist ^ re»lauranl CHRISTMAS W ITH liMgHOMUW.. Manchester ^ \ I n “Direct from announce thair "opaning” 6 4 9 -4 9 5 8 Va I K v> T Las Vegas” Lectures F i^ Dec. 17 in the HANDEL AND BACH THIS SATURDAY DEC 18th The Meuiah (Sitigalong) _ _ )1Af>- “Flamingo & Terrace Rooms” IMtMMIHdMdMUl y t f ■ a MuMum of Art, Belonco A liNfiMlry, Bridgoporb Chef Pate Barrie Invitee you to enjoy thB and the Magnificat i i i a r i c B t ★ LOOK FOR THE “MIDNIGHT HOUR” Auston Colgate, lecturer, "The Voyage of the finest In seafood, continental & American STUOFTHEI R|»IAURANT teaturinq tormer members of "Blue Horizon Erneetlna/Morrlseey, Sunday from 2 to 5 p.m,, film cuisine. SUNDAY, DECEMBER 19,1982 , |ro| l i r r t ? M t. I n n and talk about schooner. North Gallery, Park Avonua, Opening Special — — — SHOMmMTi. Traditional New Year’s Eve Party Bridgeport. (372-3521). liiMiMamBawiai. NEW RESTAURANT ITAllAN-AMtlUCAN CU/SINE LOBSTER or M lM i RIB DINNER 4:00 PM tMUCAUZma in ; Dance to the 50’8-60’9-70’a & MIME Ml «A0K OE UHN tPtioomz ifoti ta foot uA •9.95 SOUTH UNITEQ METHODIST CHURCH TNETOTibbI KAFOOO tTIAMI To p 40 of “ Sure Shot” Serving from SdM pjii. (Priday 18-17) MANCHESTER. CONNECTICUT ttfi OHtU m oM lcUK (/an, (I m a • Full Hot & Cold Buffet To report news NATi- SUNDAY'MUNCH WHICH WILL BE DaUf gpeelala In Dining Room • Bottle & Setup • Favors To report news items in Bolton, Andover and TMiaaAMiWdti Mfe hsvs « complotB menu Thun— $un * YOUR CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY HOURS: TODAY 10 AM to 10 PM Is it religion or Christmas? SATURDAY 9 AM to 11 PM IHT By William C. Trott stitutional separation of church and Columbus sponsored it and no city Scarsdale Village Hall for about a SUNDAY 10 AM to 9 PM funds were used. Seven clergymen decade until last year, was set up by United Press International state by sanctioning the religious aspects of Christmas. Pawtucket, have joined the ACLU’s side. the village’s Creche Committee in ; Legal battles over public Nativity R.I., Mayor Henry S. Klnch, who is The creche at Denver’s City and front of a nearby abandoned Rag. -scenes are becoming as much a part trying to maintain his c ity’s 40-year County Building has been a source of restaurant instead. Low 'jol Christmas as Santa Claus. The Nativity tradition, says the creche is controversy for three years but of­ Parents also are protesting the lA C Ll) and other groups are again as traditional as turkey at ficials plan to light it up tdhtgnt. ’The 1 ' Pfiess Rochester school board’s strict io ” x i r going to court claiming Nativity Colorado Supreme Court recently Thanksgiving. policy prohibiting anything relating AdJikitMbls scenes on municipal properties are Pawtucket officials have lost two reinstated a lawsuit challenging the to religion, including Christmas, constitutional violations. rounds in federal court and are scene. :Cast'lrwrv';5; Easter, Valentine’s Day and The Rochester, Minn., school abiding by the ban but Kinch has A rabbi in Mount Kisco, N.Y., Hibschl H Halloween. board went so far as to ban not only decided to petition the Supreme failed to win the town’s backing for Nativity scenes but Christmas trees Court. his request a string of Christmas About a dozen adults — including Has double cast -and pictures of Rudolph the red- “ 1 would hope the courts would lights in the shape of a cross be a man dressed as Santa, a woman in Choose from: FISHER PRICE ^MATTEI., Iron bowl wKh nosed reindeer, saying they are the accept what is obvious — Christmas removed the roof of a fire house. Bavarian or a Valentine costume and another vent controls trappings of religion. Students at is a constitutionally valid part of our But in nearby Scarsdale, the an­ •KENNER *TOMY *PARKB) alDEAL a wood iwidiea. dressed as a witch — joined 100 6% F t Scotch one high school scheduled a walkout nual Nativity battle was resolved national life,” Kinch said. students in a rally Monday at an ■Friday to protest the policy and at The American Civil Liberties for the second straight year in favor Mountain King •CHILOilUIDANCE •KNiCKEHBOCKER ■-I:.. elementary school. Demonstrators •another school students are refusing Union in nearby Providence plans to of those who opposed having the Christmas Trea said one teacher was asked to ;to take down their Christmas tree. go to federal court to challenge a scene on public property. PAWTUCKET N^IVITY CRECHE and many more famotts-b remove a poinsettia from her desk The concern is whether Nativity scene on the steps of City ’The Nativity scene, which had . . . Town has tost two rounds “ because of religious ties.” 4 4 . 0 7 EACH New Toys Arriving Oally. COIN municipalities are violating the con­ Hall, even though the Knights of been erected in front of the Otiir'R.g. $68 With deluxe panel A SNOW 9 construction and •Pieatone De4oar 13 join Woman’s Club flame retardant arti­ Low ow nte-1-f*...... ,1.3l Advice Manchester Junior Woman’s Club installed 13 new ficial branches. Pries# •PiaetonagiartPhitd^ . 10% O FF members at the recent Christmas meeting at o w a »»_ fJii* .--.-“.♦aof hE ston* Manchester Country Club, •ALL ELECTRONIC GAMES •Pieatoiia' iioper W *a ji^ ' -■ Those installed were: Pat Jensen, Maureen Boatman, •eVii>Ft. Balsam « » < , ow iN a 'i# . June Nerricio, Lynn Jacobs, Merrilyn Tierney, Lila or 7*Ft. Bavarian or 7%*Ft. Scotch, •ALL BICYCLES •Freetone OaeWne ilt's time to let little girl grow up Elam, Geralyn Russo, Bernie Stolp, Gail Rios, Feme Pina Mountain King Artificial Trawi AniifteMw, awi.ePe.CofftHi8sLaeg.s4JS ,...* 4 3 t o r n MOTHER and provide adequately for feelings. «ca»wi mKMani Eiwslopsi. Ste. i.m...... 3.88 OurReg.2.re...... 1.88 candlesi Candles not included. Great for bon-bons, nuts, trirdtets, morel l l ’ve said yes to a January he's already lost her child. A fter she puts I need a solution — short 1 wedding. ’The problem is he everything, he has nothing HAPPY pencil to paper and sees for of taking a walk. -lives in another town, 100 DEAR T O R N : Thus far to lose. Good luck. It’s herself that she can’t make S T U M P E D IN miles away, and my your daughter has never time you had some: An Ad HOLIDAYS it alone, she will agree to EVANSTON •Palmer Santas -daughter refuses to move had to take responsibility Lighted move with you. 30” Jr. •Palmer Santa’s Iwith me. for her actions b^ause you Every teen-ager, should Ceramic And the decision will Elves After working so hard for have always come to her DEAR STUMPED: The know the truth about Lockp Stock JiMitio have been hers. In the •PMmw Snowmen Christmas her. ail 1 ask is that she central issue here is more -Irugs, sex and how to be T h l e e ^ l l rescue. Tree -finish high school (which DEAR ABBY: This than a hairstyle. happy. For Abby’s booklet, i& Barrel Liquors | GiftWrap '.will take two years) and It’s tim e you let your lit­ Why should your -wife’s sen d $2 and a lo n g , Our Reg. Me may seem trivial, but it 447 Main St. (next to Friendlye) live under my care until tle girl grow up. If you may break up my marriage hairstyle be so all- stamped. (37 cents), ad­ All vertetlea come 9.88 dapper Deal in C r Herald, ;she’s 18. forced her to move with important to you? And why dressed envelope to: Abby, with 2-oz. tray Our Reg. IBJM suit end Dried of almost 25 years. It’s my Smirnoff 80° o u fR e g rs jg Shines with 34 ' ONlnkwere & • Her excuse for not wan- you, she would probably w ife’s hairstyle. should she insist on a Teen Booklet, P.0, Box Seagram s 7 1.75L. lOO sq. It. of fine lights, topped with Flovirer Arrengemente - ting to move is she does not become hostile and angry A couple of years ago she hairstyle her husband finds 38923, Hollywood, Calif. T.75L. quality papar In a a atari Has on/off Reg. 19.99 Dome, Reg. 10.49...... want to leave her friends. and run away. had her hair cut very short. so unappealing. 90038. Reg. 15.29 wide assortment of awlioh. Included. hfftjO^-- 3.88fo13.76 traditional holiday Palmer 40W bulb. •44*0. Bev. or Roeko, Reg. I9.9f.10.49 6 4 3 - designs and styles. Chooee f rom e veriely of deeigne end ebee, ^ . '^ • 1 1 . 9 9 10.99 /tS\r Chocolate •7-Pc.Wln»8«I.RWI-24J9 1H.70 Christmet errongemente toot Bails or Bells •44>e. Boor or p r o m t . RfW -IMVII.40 wont ewAje eNMvye mv Halitosis may have several causes Andre-Pink Cold Duck •3.59 1 . 2 3 EA, STORE STOCK ONLY: SORRY. NO RAINCHECKS 2 7 7 1 ; extra dry Our Rag. 1.S3 see a reputable doctor to ; D EAR DR. LAM B : I the medical profession Holiday Makes a great brlng- find out what the problem along gifti Each foil- • am 15 and have a very an- hasn’t given it the attention is first. And flushing out ~ Fu ll Selection of Gift Packs fPoinaettlaa wrapped In 8-oz. bag. ■ noying problem. I have a it deserves. You can’t even the colon with colon (with 4” to 6” 'case of halitosis or offen­ find the word halitosis in treatments has no value Then Julius Kayser 3 Ms/ 15.99 Big Biooma SAVE OV£B $14 aLT FRONTIER‘Douhie sive breath. You can im­ the two leading texts of Your Health except for the doctor to do Italian Celia 3 M s / 1 9 . 1 7 N O ^A R K RAPALA agine the problems that I medicine, a two-volume Poppy Cock Eagle* Kiilves a g o ^ examination. Italian Holla 4 M s / 1 8 .2 4 Light or Ultra>Light \ Double honed, hikterbon eteei FMtemum’a Tro |^ Kit encounter with such a con­ text of gastroenterology, a Lawrence Lamb, M.O. As far as weight loss is 4.66 Holiday biedee end solid brass bolsters. dition. It seems that a film, text of ear, nose and throat concerned, you will lose Reg.&88 GARCIA Spinning Combos CaMorRag.Priea...... 14A » Italian Nosole Wicker Basket 2 8 .8 9 CaMerSalaFrtoa...... 1144 similar to the film that is disorders and so on. weight in pounds. But that Christmas plant Snack CridorReg-Prics...... 42.98 •3”.3«ade.Reg.i4A8 ... .10.90 Listen Cal. Paid Masson Carafes . . Wr.llelHn Rebate...... 240’ ;in the mouth after Despite this benign has nothing to do with In decorative gift Celdor Sale Price...... 33.78 3.7SML 3 caratee / 9 . 8 4 wrap! Has 6" pot. 2.88 Mfr. hlsIHn Rebate ...... SCO* •4*’SloekKnii8,RR$1M8.12;40 ; sleeping, is present in my neglect, it is a problem pounds of fat. You might as Our Rag. 3.43 that really bothers a large •SIrtgie Bloom •4” Lookews|i,R^Laaj8. .17 .3 3 -mouth at all hours of the well take off your shoes Popcorn, pecans, rSiKi ...... 9.44 'day. It is not poor dental number of people. You are Poinsirttie hi 4” almonds & butter- •s"Uwke9cLa>g-«M»-'-32.70 •BaseKH.IN9.1449,AMirHtMIt ...,1 0 JO ' mouth to dry out and therapy? Do you think this and count that as weight MkdwIob&Mkdielob Light *11.00 -flax +d.p. P«>l,Rtg.ije1.37 crunch combined for SSI?K 28.76 ! hygiene. just one-among millions. bacteria to proliferate in is a g(XKl thing? Can colon loss. Ball-bearing skirted spool reels •Tnul or Booo iUllar KK* W Please send me any in- My usual advice is to To The •Christmas Cactus a delicious taste p flir a M O O r iM i BOAra wim 0erM6.A9«810J9...... CACH 7M the night. These bacteria therapy help you lose There is a general mis­ it! 12-oz. tin. wfautomatic ball. 2-pc. fiberglass rods. formation you have concer­ first see a dentist for possi­ give off bad smelling weight? I ’m sending you conception about the — BAR BOTTLES—. nse.2je. . 2.17 'SMelwk for details. CiMni»aKft«H fortunately, this is a dif­ SAVE OVER 3Qf>AJ s A m m E B ,m pockets around the teeth. including brushing the not go into the right direc­ have abnormal bowel func­ ficult problem to manage. MHi£R — $9.99-l ttti+aapout SAVE OVER $W . The second step is to see tongue, often helps there. tion. I only have a bowel tion. A more normal 'And I’m sorry to say that Regai GENERAL an ear, nose and throat To brief you on what is movement about once a frequency would be at least in(K>or lELECTRIC specialist for possible sinus known about halitosis I am week. I have been told that every three days. For Stereo Ceeeetle disorders and finally, to Music Floor Plants sending you The Health it isn’t good to take relief of constipation a tap ACfDC iANVFM Thoughts see a specialist in internal LeUer 9-4, Halitosis! The laxatives very often, water enema may be used 3to4-Ft.Tali medicine for possible 8reath Problem and What but you should seek Ceesette WeNdng Radio DEAR READER: That problems that can involve to Do About It. Others can medical attention and Recorder is a completely misleading the lungs, the digestive send 75 cents with a long, develop a sensible reliable e t f o r 12.76 GENERAL ELECTRIC ad. I think anyone who has OurRaa.lBA8 W S i - M . The concern for the system or anything that stamped, self-addressed program for your par­ Of Cash I Choose from *Gro ’n Show* Plant Light With llghtwelghtstareo economy Is certainly can upset the chemistry of colon complaints should 24.70 ‘ -"^>099. Wave envelope for it to me, in ticular problem. Norfolk Islsnd OulrH^SiMn: .justified . . . the good ole the body. care of the Manchester Pine, Ficus, casseUascIS or AM/FMI withi 9.66 WlBi bulK-in condenser radio packs. Batteries not days may be gone for good. The mouthwash route Herald. P.O. Box 1551, / t h e S n o w l Schef lera and mike end auto tape I was bom in the mid-’50s many more. All In Multi-position Incandescent swivel light Includad Modal 41802 really doesn’t work and it Radio City Station, New stop. Batteries optional, ! when most were getting a stool Snow Shovol ^ large 10-Inch pots. assures proper light for Indoor plants & Modal #S88 )nay cause you to delay York, N.Y. 10019. sssdiings. Uses fS^att bulb. ; chicken in the pot and a car seeking the professional d18” X 13W” vinyl painted COURT ^ carbon eteei blade. 38” ;in the garage; or at least attention you need. • they could count on one. Sleeping with your DEAR DR. LAMB: poly “D” handle PI 85 -Not any more. The good What do vou think of colon mouth open allows the now .olde days fostergd a false HOUSE 5.89 reg.7.40 hope for the future and perhaps something even H o u se o f Stool Pushor J k m o r e d e a d ly — Tone 24” X 12” vinyl painted ATARI materialism. carbon eteei blade E very year about this OPEN SUNDAY 48” handle 24P API 88 time you can see I \ reg. 11.60 Ahmilnuni IVieCompletB materialism in full DONT HtBERNATEI "SnowSlioval blossom. And that hurts for { 11 am - 5 pm Dae. 18 { now 9.95 18” X 13’A” VMao Computer those who can’t afford to vinyl-palnled ijoin in and keep up and es- I Fer Year Holiday | carbon eteei ^ fa te in 'pecially for those who need . 36” poly “D” ;gUts that money can’t buy. I Shopping Convenieflce f - ACTIVATE - handle reg. 8.80 - Materialism leads a at society to become thing- now 6.49 oiir oriented; God wants us to COURT HOUSE ONE - MANCHESTER ;be people-oriented. Scrip- # ;ture says, “ The Lord does S A V E O V E R $ 4 2 1 •114 -not look at the things man Sdnlor C/(fz«nt Pool Mombonhip Halite Rock inciiMiBstV fwK

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museum fire tuma a man • CE - MOVIE: -OMlmllle' A ® - Entertainment Tonight CE - M*A*8*H deranged monater who ateals 6:00P.M. ■.v«v>v>v.v.v yourrg man. who has been ex­ bodies from the morgue to create ^ - Bueinees Report (X) 3 ) ISI ® - News pelled from Yale, Is rejactad by Coventry under attack iife-iike images in wax. V i r ^ t B o lto n / 3 ) - EyewitneM News comes ® - Night Flight Tonight’s pro­ his father and girlfilend. John Price. Frartk Lovajoy# PhyWia Kirk. # QD - Thre«'t Company 7:30P.M. gram features ’Take-Off,' ’Del­ Savage. Biff McGuire. 1975 3 ) - P-M. Magazine bert McClinton,’ ’Carnival a Rio, 1953 Lavine instead said he would CE) 3 ) ® - New* F rid a y (9 ) - Stw Trak By United Press International reappointment in June. ’Space Petrol,’ ’Yessongs, ( S ) ' Sports Update propose using state bond funds with 3 ) - Buck Rogers ® - All In the Family ’Night Flight’s Interview: Uth Urh, ® - Top Rank Boxing from He said he will ask his committee 0 ( 8 - NBC News Overnight interest subsidized by utilities to (S ) - Happy Days Again ® - You Asked For It ’ ’Video Artist.’ ’The Comic’ and Atlantic City, NJ H ARTFO RD , Conn. (U P I) - A to hold hearings on the DPUC and to ’Tour Schedule.’ (4 hrs.) $101 million rate hike granted provide owners of electric heat (3S) - USA Cartoon Express 3 ) - Family Feud On THE POWERS OP O - Laugh Ttax 2:15 A.M. explain the reason for adopting the ® - NBA Basketball: New MATTHEW STAR, Matthew ® - Festival of Faith B ) - America Sereeme \ Northeast UttlUlea has brought discount rate for certain all^eiectric homes to convert to another heat - Festival of Faith C E -s ig n Off York at Philadelphia ■ & - Twilight Zone demands for an investigation o f the source. ^ ~ Little House (Peter Barton, r.) must use all 8 1 ® - Madama'a Plaoa homes. (S )-N e w s his super-powers to find an anti­ IS ) - Sports Tonight ® - 8CTV Network CE - MOVIE. 'TroubI# A l ^ Coventry crime rate award and the ouster of state ’The decision wouldn’t give people Lavine said the discount rate ap­ ( S ) ~ New sw atch tho Woy' Tho xtoty ol a foo^n d2l - ^SPN SportsCenter dote for a virus that hap affected regulators involved In the decision. proved by the DPUC was a "flip- (2 ) “ Newscenter f . . (8 ) - Newscenter 1:00 A.M. coach v ^ a e wife left hhti and a who heat their homes with electrici­ - Sports Probe his guardian (Louis Gossett J r .). Sign Off child, and whoaa hafd-taught R ^ . David Lavtne, D-Durham, ty a long-term discount, but rather a flop” from its earlier stand against @ - MOVIE: 'Blackboard CE - Carter Country - Soap The hour-long drama also stars IS) - Pallctila: ‘Rabeldee an team wina big 9a'*'*’ , said Thursday he would ask for one-year moratorium, he said. allowing electric coinpanies to Jungle' A' teacher is caught in a CE ® -S lg n O f f Wayne, Donna Raed. Chanoa . war of survival against teen-age - Sports Sam Weisman and Danny Gold­ CaruKla' le^slative hearli^s 'Into what he Northeast has indicated it will charge larger power users less per man. CE - Madama'a Plaoa Coburn. 1953 * gangsters at a New York City @ ) - M*A*S*H ® - Madama’e Place called the “ inability o l the DPUC to probably file for another rate hike unit for electricity than smaller school. Glenn Ford. Anne Francis. CHECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME I S ) - Mika Douglaa Paopla Now rises by 15 percent (S) ® - MacNeil-Lehrer give the state a thoughtful and con­ users. Sidney Poitier. 1955. (B ) - Buehtase Report 8 - EntartaHimant Tonight 2:30 A.M. ' next summer. Report sistent energy poF'jy.” (3 ) “ T.V. Communty College 11:30 P.M. 8-Daapadida ® r Beat Of T h « Midnight g trapped underground by nazzi, Michel Serrault. (SEl - She Na Na Stevens. ® - Sunday at tha KIng’a “ The economy is becoming dif­ it’s anything more than can be electric rates, trimming the utility’s 3!) - CBS News an explosion in an unsafe mine, with a weekly review of econ­ the Lone Ranger* When the Cav­ Though he said the car thefts were benefits because they were "ready, “ If (management) is so confident endish gang sets out to kidnap ( S ) - Body in Question 'Shaping (S )-N e w s Houaa ficult and I think most communities expected." he said. request for a $127.2 million increase. ® - M-A-S-H three coal miners desperately try omic and investment matters. ® - MOVIE: The Shout' A caused by people mostly wanting to willing and able” to return to work their proposals were reasonable, to reach safety. Mitchell Ryan, Ulysses S. Granf, the Lone Ran­ the Future.' What happens at the d® - MOVIE: 'Big Bad Mama' A strange wanderer destroys the 8 - Prims News The panel also approved a study 3 ) ‘ Muppet Show (2® - Cervantes ger and Tonto ride to the rescue. moment of conception and how a under the old contract while talks they should have been willing to sub­ Kurt Russell, Andrew Prine. 1977 widow, with two teenage daugh­ calm and quiet countiy life of a 8 - Ounsmoke that concluded current customer ® - ABC News 9:00 P.M. Klinton Spilsbury, Jason Ro- fertilized egg is transformed into ters to support turns to a life of married couple. Alan Bates, Su­ continued on a new pact. mit to a nuetral party,” she said. ( S ) ~ Prime News bards. Michael Horse. 1981. a full-grown human is reviewed. 8 - Sign Off a service charges by electric com­ ® - Soap I D I D - Dallas J.R. pulls his crime. Angie Dickinson. William sannah York. John Hurt. 1980. ” 'rhe parties continued to meet in The hotel has remained opened (S® - Powers of Matthew Rated PG. (R) (60 min.) (Closed Captioned] Shatner, Tom Skerritt. 1974. 8 - MOVIE: ‘Modam . panies to recover basic costs of ® - Jeffersons dirtiest trick yet in his fight with 2:00A.M. an effort to reach agreement on a with management and some new Star Matthew performs a daring (2 ) ^ Lawmakers Lawmakers re­ Rated R. Rocnaitca’ A 51m editor can’t llva * New police chief to be picked Bobby for Ewing Oil. (60 min.) providing service were reasonable - NCAA Basketball Report rescue to save his guardian. (60 port on the weekly activities of 10:30P.M. 3 ) ~ News/Waattwr with or without his long km leva. new contract until employees were hires filling in to operate the 300- min ) ® - The Marv Show (S ) - MOVIE; 'Modam Albert Brooks, Kathryn Harrold. and in the public interest. O - Inside the NFL Len Daw­ Congress. (2® “ Alfred Hitchcock Problems' A young man be­ 3 ) - MOVIE: 'The Damnad denied the opportunity to work un­ ro«jm facility located in the center of ® d® - MOVIE: Dr. No' Bruno Kirby. 1981. Lavine sharply criticized the rate son and Nick Buoniconti analyze SS) - MOVIE: 'Sari.r A satiric d® - Vanessa d® • Business Report comes telekinetic after acciden­ Don't Cry' A clever woman who der provisions of the existing New Haven. this week’s NFL action and look look at the 70 s pokes fun at ev­ James Bond discovers a nuclear succeeds in all but love, rises increase as well as the study and base in Jamaica established to > State We're In O l - Independent Network tally being splashed with nuclear agreement,” he said. But the two sides have disagreed ahead to next week's games erything from ecology to religious waste. Chevy Chase. 1981. from her lower middle dess sur­ 3:16 A.M. ' on AAondoy, Mrs. Lewis soys said he planned to submit legislation cults Martin Mull. Tuesday Weld. divert the course of rockets pro­ 10:00P.M. Nows roundings to become a glamour rile labor department will not dis­ about how the strike is affecting d D - 'You l' Mag. for W om en Sally Kellerman. Rated R. jected from Cape Canaveral. Sean O ) - Independent Network iri. Joan Crawford. David Brian, 8 - MOVIE: 'Oangmuia to eliminate the customer charge. Connery, Ursula Andress, Jack ( D (3 ) - Falcon Crest Jacque­ 10:45 P.M. News Friend' A hip ySung men heads ■ qualify full-time workers from un­ profits. Management says the hotel d9) - Alice (Si) © } - Washington Week/ ftave Cochran. 19M. expects to present his top choice for Mrs. Lewis Thursday said the can­ "Th e DPUC is not reigning in the Lord 1963 line Perrault returns to the valley S S - R.porter 41 cult of teeners who kva ki a COVENTRY - Even if he’s employment com|}ensation benefits is holding its own but the union (S ) - Moneyline Review Paul Duke is joined by with enough evidence to put A n­ 12:30 A.M. 3 ) ‘ Franklin Show f land of drugs and casual promis- , the job to the council during the didate’s Identity won’t be divulged apetites of Northeast Utilities,” QD ® - 1982 Holiday Bowl: chosen, don’t expect to meet the because of the strike and plans to claims a ” 90 to 95 percent” loss of - Newscenter top Washington journalists ana­ gela in prison. (60 min.) 11:00 P.M. - Sanford and Son (ID - Entartainmant Tonight cuity. Robert Lyons, Richard Tho­ Lavine said, predicting Northeast’s lyzing the week’s nev^ls. Ohio State vs. Brigham Yoiing CE new police chief at the Town Council meeting. But the public will unless the panel approves the ap­ separately review claims by part- business. - World of Books (3 ) - News m - Eyewitness News - Soul Train (2 ( - MOVIE: 'Housa of Wax' A mas, Gloria Graham. 1B71. ' rates would double by 1986 if the (2§) - Pueblo Divide la Navidad (5® - NCAA Football; Hoiidav CE meeting Monday night. “ probably not" see the candidate, pointment of the potential chief time employees. Peraro said. Miss Thotnson said 35 to 40 large - Soledad current pattern of increases con­ Town Manager Charles F. according to council Chairwoman after interviewing him or her in The worlc“ rs walked off the job at functions scheduled for the Park executive session. She said the can­ tinued. THIS WAV, 'T THIS IS A PIS&RACe: HERE. I BRO USHTfjUST SHOW eREAT.,.JPST GREAT) 'HE’S GOING McCarthy Wednesday said he Joan A. Lewis. midnight Dec. 5 when the manage­ Plaza have been called off since the ASnW-GIWFH Lavine said O’Neill “ should have MR. LEMON, j HANCS OFF, PUH-LEEZEl SOME COFFEE .y M E TO THE STAR 1 'TO HAVE OUR didate might be asked to leave ment imposed wage and benefit strike, with another party for 1,600 SPOT. LET ME HEAR HEAPS! BRID6E ■ some thinking to do” when the three I CAN WALK m y s e l f : I Bernice Bede Osol before council members vote either cuts. The union declared the action a people cancelled for this weekend. C A N 'T r e m e m b e r t h e THE OVERTURE. to accept or reject McCarthy’s DPUC commissioners who ap- I ’LL B E T \ U V m a k e u p : LIGHTS! lockout and urged members to leave She said only two major events LAST TIME I HAP TOO i„oved the increase come up for MUCH TO PRINK. yo u C A N T 1 ' PRO PS! 'i Minor subdivision choice. their jobs. have been held at the hotel, in­ REMEMBER- Variation on a theme In that case, the public would be Kllen Thomson, spokeswoman for cluding a meeting of the Greater Five diamonds: one or i < % u r made aware of the chief’s identity the union, said aside from the offer New Haven Chamber of Commerce without being able to shake hands to stay on the job, members had that infuriated the union and other four W h d a y : planned on Route 6 with the town’s new police depart­ New plea agreed to accept a one-year wage labor leaders in New Haven. Five hearts: two aces, but NORTH 1M7-82 not happy with the rest of and benefit freeze “ to help the hotel ”Our people are sorry it had to West Hartford. ment head. ♦ ASS hand Doc. It, 10t2 BOLTON — The Planning Com­ survive’ ’ and proposed a settlement come to this but, they are absolutely The commission unanimously ap- 0 5 2 Five spades: two aces and Exciting times are ahead. This . mission approved one minor sub­ Mrs. Lewis said the council through binding arbitration. determined not to accept those wage ♦ AKQJ44 proved'a three-lot subdivision on the happy with rest of hand coming year, you'll find Iraah - division W^nesday, received news definitely would vote Monday one “ It is very rare a labor dispute and benefit cuts,” Miss Thomson ♦ K7 for Powers lielda to conquer. Many things „ com er of Camp Meeting Road and Developed partnerships of another, and appointed way or the other on the matter. gets ruled a lockout and this is a said. ’ ’There is a lot of unity, and wilh which you were Involved in . Birch Mountain Road Extension. W E S T E A S T have little trouble with this. Republican former Selectman further indication the hotel is being this ruling today will help people a ♦ Q 1074 4 3 9 6 If you want to try it be sure the past wilt be discarded and ‘ The land is owned by A.H. Weigle,' \lso at the meeting, the council is Ernest Shepherd to an alternate HARTFORD (UPI) — A lawyer unreasonable and arbitrarv. We did lot.” \ ♦ J763 OQ1094 that you and your partner forgotten. ^ expected to approve a schedule for SAQITTARHIS (Nov. 21-Oac. . position. and the plan created two new LIKE \ A TITLE! SOME­ OKAV, w e CAN \ UH, WHAT ) I TOLD GUZ I'D SEND ♦ 9 7 S 2 43 for former state Transportation EEF I HELP YOU OUT OF understand it well and spe­ 21) Pessimistic persons will building lots. There is an existing the limited sewer system which THEES AWFUL DILEMMAJ WHAT I THEENG BEFITTING MANAGE THAT.' I ARE YOU J HIM A SMOKE S IS N A ^ ♦ S 410 8632 Shepherd steps into a spot vacated i.’ominissioner Arthur B. Powers cifically that you will have a strong Influence on your , house on one of the new parcels. would be installed in the Lakeview I WANT TWO THEENGS!' T> / MY TALENTS) DOING? K JUST BEFORE WE by John Esche, who moved up to a has argued a second time for o "^LEFT! Y'GOT A HIDE ( % soin'H remember the five-spade outlook today. II you want to Terrace, and Waterfront Manor regular position to fill former Vice The commission also looked over Woman who cracked I CAN BORROW? ' 4 K 3 2 response shows just two accelerated rehabilitation for have tun, seek companions' | preliminary maps for a two-lot sub­ areas of town. The schedule has a 4 A K 8 aces, not the three for regu­ Cluirman David Dreselly’s spot. Powers, charged with perjury, cor­ who share your enthusiasm division of property owned by townwide referendum, which will ♦ 10 8 lar Blackwood. and love of Hfe. Order now: the ' Dreselly resigned in October ruption and tampering with a I f Charlie and William Robbins on decide the fate of the project, slated 4 A(}J 9 4 Here is this Blackwood NEW Aatro-Qraph Matchmaker , because of potential conflicts of in­ witness. variation at work. After wheel and booklet which - terest with his Job as an assessor in Stony Road and Route 6. for Feb. 2. ^ AAoiy's mode judge Vulnerable: Neither Timothy C. Moynahan told Judge N orth’s Jump to three reveals romantic combinatlona, Dealer: North diamonds. South felt a slam compatibilities for all signs, vyalter R. Budney Thursday his client deserves accelerated constitutional and has been counsel Weft North Eut Soath was certain. He planned to tells how to get along with HARTFORD (UPI) — A female 1 4 P ass 2 4 bid it since if North held just others, finds rtolng signa. hid­ rehabilitation. It would grant him attorney whose legal efforts l^d to since 1979 for an inmate on death den qualities, phis more. Mall Willimontic woman killed row in Florida. Pass 34 Pass 4 N T one ace he would surely bold probation without a trial or admis­ the admittance of women at $2 to Astro-Graph, Box 488, Pass S4 Pass 7 N T solid diamonds. sion of guilt. Mory’s - Yale University’s famed Ms. Emmett also represented the Radio City Station, N.Y. 10019. Pass Pass Pass South was really d elis te d An earlier request was denied Wallingford Post newspaper in a CAPneORN (Dec. 22-Jan. It) T watering place—has been named a when North respondeo five .Sept. 27 by the late Judge Brian E. libel suit and a woman who lost her You have the ability today to '' Superior Court judge. spades to show two aces and in accident on Route 31 O’Neill, who said the charges auto insurance after a credit agency a hand that he, North, was turn losing situations Into Kathryn Emmett, also known for HEV, FOP' Y HEV.' irCOrCDDUP IN TI-IESE WINTERS ARE GETTING Opening lead: 4 2 winners. There might be two ' against Powers were too serious. reported she was “ practically livir^ jrrjTT happy with. It was obvious her. work in civil rights and libel LOOK WHAT NOW, HERE ALL OF A WORSE ANP WORSE.' > developments where you could Budney said he may rule on the with” to whom she wasn’t married. to South that North would St.. Willimantic. Police said she the left side of the road and struck cases, was one of three attorneys CARLYLE / PEAR SUPPEN - ASK AAOM. put your talent to use. COVENTRY — A Willimantic request Monday. the new judges will assume their only be happy, if bis dia­ two poles that were tied together. named Thursday by Gov. William ANP I / I'M. BUSY TD TURN UP THE " 7 ^ By Ofwald Jacoby AOUAMU8 (Jan. 20-Fal>. 19) woman was killed instantly dieid from severe head injuries suf­ “ First, I will determine whether I position on an interim basis Dec. 27. monds were solid and proba­ Major accomplishments are The accident happened just north O'Neill to fill new judgeships RDUNP' THERAAOSTAT: will VOUi and Jamcf Jacoby Thursday afternoon when her car fered in the crash. can rule on this request,” Budney Their names then submitted to the bly if he also held the impor­ possible today, provided yqu of the intersection with Trowbridge created by the 1982 Legislature, tant king of cIuIm. At its went out of control on Route 31 and said. If he can, the judge said he next session of the Legislature for It is simple to use the five- don't deceive yourself into They said the accident happened Road. Also appointed were Bernard D. very worst the grand slam thinking they can only be done crashed into two telephone poles, would “ make an independent confirmation, O’N eill’s office said. club response to Blackwood at 5:12 p.in. when Ms. Hedhurst was Police said they ’don’t believe Gaffney of New Britain, a part-time would depend on a club one way. Being flexible assuree ' police said today. judgment.” MI of the appointments are for to show either zero or four finesse. traveling south on Route 31. Police speed was a cause of the accident. assistant state’s attorney in Hart­ o \ success. Powers is charged with perjury, new judgeships created by the aces. Even the veriest So South bid the grand PISCES (Fab. 20 March 20) Pronounced dead on the scene was said she apparently lost control of The incident is still under investiga­ ford Superior Court, and John M, beginner can tell which it is. receiving a $1,000 bribe from an Legislature and not yet filled. There slam. Since the game was You could be In for a plaaaant Lynn M. Medhurst, 33, of SO Pearl her Dodge Dart in the rain, went off tion. Byrne of West Hartford, a part-time architect, violating the state Code of are three more openings or vacan­ Modem experts, including match point duplicate. South surprise today when you dls.) assistant public defender in the the Jacobys, have gone fur­ cover that someone whom you' Ethics by accepting golf irons, cies on the Superior Court still to be bid it in no-trump for the Superior Court, ther and respond to Black­ extra 80 points. M l was not supportive Is pre- . liquor and gifts from engineers with filled by 0 Neill; wood as follows: pared to back you up all the ' state contracts and three counts of Ms. Emmett, who has a general Gaffney, who practices general 0 >*S2byMAvic luRag US Pal « tuOff (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) saapwtM,. iL-17 Five clubs: zero or three tampering with the grand jury in­ law practice in Stamford, argued law in New Britain, is a form er (March 21-AprN 19) Police chiefs urge new lows quiry into corruption in the state the case that ended admission and assistant corporation counsel in Your intitlal asaeasmeni of ah membership policies limiting the Important situation may not be Department of Transportation. New Britain and the brother of right of women to go “ to the tables CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS ACROSS 2 Shroud Answer to Prsvioua Punia accurate today. Take ampla ' F. Jerome O’Malley, an assistant former Republican State Chairman a 3 Air (prefix) time to study the matter from to deal with drunk drivers state's attorney, argued against the down at Mory’s,” as immortalized J. Brian Gaffney. W'S i T l vTprSI 1 Mrs. Paron 4 Piece of a u u u every angle before acting. request. He said if Powers were in the Wiffenpoof Song about the Byrne, a former West Hartford 4 Mother of jawaliy TAURUS (AprE 20-Hay 20) granted accelerated rehabilitation campus cafe. town councilman, has been a part- Re/KL- TRSB. mankind □ □ □ D Partners or associates coukt new laws to prevent loopholes now federal highway safety funds. 5 Strive with DD HARTFORD (UPI) — Charging "a message would go out... that She also was co-counsel in a class- time assistant public defender for 7 Caaaowaiy 6 PoetT S. hamper, rather than aid, your used to avoid prosecution. The police chiefs’ proposal called progress today. It you want the public “ is fed up” with drunken public officials are somehow im­ action suit that declared Connec­ the Superior Court since January THE PAY ^£Fbp9 10 Adolatcant “ The news is loaded with for requiring motorists to take the 12 Wing |Fr.| something dona, make It a driving tragedies, Connecticut’s mune from criminal prosecution.” ticut’s abortion laws un­ 1966. 7 BahoM (Let) tragedies that people who drive tests and allowing police officers to 14 Heart (Let) 8 Scottish heath point to rely upon yourself police chiefs have called for tou^ decide the test used because certain 15 Wheel 9 Footed vats after they’ve been drinking cause,” covering 11 Asian country QEMWE (Martl-Jane 20) TMa said Wethersfield Police Chief T. tests detect drug use and others 16 Hold in check should be a fun day, but you , Child Center signup on S T p i R T F/ k L l i NO o f f . 13 Intids (praf.) a rT T m i William Knapp, chairman of the drunkeness, the association said. 17 Swindle 19 Grass type may negiset some of your-> Carol sing set legislative 'committee of the Knapp said some motorists refuse 18 Ran off to □ reaponalbMUes and duties in 21 Three ( p ^ x ) Q B fZI Manchester Community College Child Development CllSMbirMA MC . TMNag US FWSTWOB «yad □ Connecticut Police Chiefs Associa­ to take the test because tliey without jjfS J H T iZS? L 23 Begin a day □ H o n order to pursue your pleasur­ AND O VER — The annual Christ­ Center is accepting registrations for the spring 20 Swimming tion. it they cannot be convicted of 24 Vivacity able Intaracts. mas carol sing at the Hutchinson semester. Children ages 2 years and 9 months, through mammal 25 Elactricflih 40 Tima zona 46 Biblical CANCER (Jana 11-jMly 21) He proposed laws barring drunken driving and thus face only 22 Oxygenator residence at the comer of Wales age 5 arie eligible to attend. 27 American (abbr.) prapofition . Thare'a a posalbillty that ‘ motorists from refusing to take the lesser penalties for not taking 24 Roar Road and Route 6 w ill be held Sun­ The professionally-staffed center offers a complete patriot 48 Spoken events might not come off • chemical tests to determine if they the test. THEI5E ARE TiWO A M ? HAVE t h e : 26 Social club 41 Firs residua according to your preHsrred • day at 6:30 p.m. ’ pre-school program with emphasis on developing com­ 28 Phraia of 49 Pout w ere drunk and also give the state The association said the state’s (abbr.) 43 Fattidioua schedule today. Howavar, The public is invited to par­ munication skills, self-expression and independent f«3i)iRaAEur5 FOR ■ lurewiTViD W600IIA MOT TO> dismay (2 50 Abstract police chiefs In a recent poll put 30 Prior to 44 Rocky you'H handle any ebangaa ki , its first formal definition of in­ wdt.) being ticipate. problem-solving. 'fOOR UeiA) ft)SIT10M ->i p e u v P R o u a »n MAKE AAN SUCH. 31 Father stride. toxication. drunken driving legislation as their OutdiIdeas? 32 Artiela 20Gavafood Mountain 61 Environment Activities include natural science, nutrition, educa­ 30 Contuma LEO (July 22-Aug. 22) Early In “ I think the general public Is real­ top priority for the next legislative fH D w s e ,n o P R D W 5 E 5 1 33 Be III park agency (abbr.) tion and cooking, art, music, creative movement, A Hard To Buy For 36 Figurt in a tha dsqr you might axparlanoa ly fed up,” Knapp said Thursday. He session. MATT0? 34 Metric weiglit As Aetraaa 83 High pcitat of some minor diacord wHh your ' storytelling, dramatization and cognitive and percep­ (abbr.) Mfllat painting said state restdents were demanding Plalnvllle Police Chief Frank Porson On Your List? CoWha ItrasT . mala, but this Is not i M f to.. tion skills. 36 Hooilar ttita 38 Seal# nota “ a meaningful law” to deal with the Roche, who chaired the committee THE COST, •poH the day tor amiar ol you. \ F ir e Calla, Oiildren may be enrolled for two, three or five, half or t 2 2 4 T" 1 “ ? 7~ 7 “ VnOO (Aug. S M w l » ) problem of people who drive under that drafted the chiefs’ proposal, Let Ub Create 37 S i m '* full days, according to the needs of the family. For more TMnga you do for m m h pur- « the influence of drugs or alcohol. said it was designed at stoming 30 City in Taxaa 14 Information contact Susan Adamek, director of the 10 11 12 IT posgs today are apt to go awry, “We have a problem with our social drinkers from drivliig dntnK A Holiday Fruit Basket 42 Unity center, at the college, 60 Bidwell St. or call 646-4900, 17 yal In araaaareas sAiarssAiara you con* current law in that it’s a patchwork. so police could center their attention lu - 45 AuthiK Varna It It Ext. 272. especially for you, cam la• tor for Mpbig r ' ' ollw Tolland County It’s been added onto amended ...” on alcohol abusers. 4 7 H a «ty to ragutliwNbaiiwNbagnmiing. f2 -/7 racaiw I t If I t ( S g p L » C■ f k ■ H jYou Thursday, 5:15 p.m. — Car acci­ Knapp said. “ Everybody talks in Roche said about 70 percent of the (nuKlo to ordor) vitlton (2 ■ bars about bow to beat the current population drinks, but only 10 per­ wda.) 22 ahouM ba rather tortuiaia dent, Route 21 and North R iver •Holktey ams 'today In any situation axoapi ■ law.” cent of ttot number are alcohol or 51 Long time ” Road, Coventry. (North and South •H ostess QHto 24 2t 27 2^ IT N O A W TS ^ WHAT TOU THATlSTT^E.OFCiOUBSe. I I REMEAABER^ I 52 Solar diac thoaa of a financial or matartN ' The Legislature this year adopted drug abusers who continually drink BOTTI FMHT FAIM Coventry) •Csntsrpisoss 84 Cupid ■■" nature. Where hustnaaa or ' SAX TCU CANT ALWAYS GAN RBOMJ-VIVIDLY THE WAS SITTIN® IN to Friday, 8:01 a.m. — Chimney fire, at least two new. laws stiffening or take drugs and then drive. A^HI®H CHAIR... 86 Lump of monoy la oonoamad, ba extra BE RKaHT.CINOy: LAOrnyWE I WAS WRON®. 11 ’111 41 Forge Road, Coventn. (North penalties for driving under the in­ "It is onr opinion that the social butter u and ODER Mia £ WICKER fluence, inchidiiig a 24-hour UcenM drinker, once subjected to the 86 Ditttnt Coventry, Bolton called in at 6:17 111 - 11- Early In tha day you may iMliB inaptnelon for a driver arrested for judicial system and some im­ For Tho Holiday . . . StW 20% oft 17 41 . a.m. y . . e * 11- thhi^ a bll hardw tor youraad drunken driving who refuses to take mediate punishment, will never do niUlT BAtKETS, APPLES LtH 88 Year (Sp.) 4S than they should bo. Later, a Mood-elcohol test. it again,” Roche said. whan you Ibsgin ' to rat plus Much Mueii Moral SSTitIa ** According to a recent, “ Our biU would penalize the first s r TT 41 BT apparanttyt'ydlMoullwMl 60 Civil War preUmlnary review by the Netionai offender to a degree we think is -Marry CkrUtmm* To Att” general ■ T " : r r 1 Now you know PERO FRUIT STAND M u M I Safety OonneU, ConnecUcot Is one of sAtisfactory wlthMt overpenaUtlng 276 Oakland 8t. Manchaatar. UM e ntas tfr livt to; H .‘Hm statue of liberty la located on only three eteteB to meet new the first offender,” Knapp said. 210 M l HH M., M ancM w DOWN N ^ M 17 ttara’s SB atigr la yotr what once wae known as Bedloe’a fe d tf al criteria for ttaimken driviiig ’’And our bill really goes after the 643-6384 1 DImlnutiva suf­ M M m ■tatamaiit, the dUMnaBReo laland. tewsi which qualify stetee for subsequent offender.” ^ UHT fix mJl lalntetrorofttofeMlL 20 - MANCHKS'l'b^R HEKALU, fri., Uec. K. iwtt MANCHESTER HERALD. F ri- Dec. 17, 1982 - 21

BUSlt^CSS / C la s s if ie d Is Manchester ready tor a computer school? ‘We're either visionary people or we'll get ourselves killed'

By Raymond T. DeMeo system; W. Mark Schardt, a former special education teacher in Bolton Herald^ Reporter who now works as a computer The Computer Training Institute, programmer; Ralph Lepier, a a new business run by a ^ n c b e ste r Newington High ^bool physics couple, will open its doors Jan. 4 at teacher; and Roger P. Blaise, a the site of the former Singer Co. computer software consultant. sewing center. Mra. Sami said gifted students, as Ovrners Debby and Peter Sami of well as those needing remedial help, 35 Timrod Road wdll offer computer- can benefit, from educational based training, in subjects ranging software programs. from Schoiastic Aptitude Test prep ”Qur daughter. Dawn Marie, is a to marketing to long division. gifted child, and we’ve never been "We’re targeting from fourth particularly happy with the grade through college prep” .as . programs the school systems have potential customers, says Debby for children like her. We’ve got a Sami. computer at home, and she’s getting “ We were brought up in very interested in it. So I guess you Manchester, we want to stay in could say we have a vested interest Manchester, and we’d like to get in starting the business,” she says. Manchester’s educational system in WHILE WORKING at UTC, she the right direction,” she said. and her husband noticed among co­ She is a former data processing workers and subordinates “a fear of manager at United Technologies computers, a fear of technology, and Corp.; her husband is a financial a fear for jobs” that some felt would manager at UTC. be. lost by the introduction of com­ TO START their business, the puters, Mrs. Sami says. Samis bought eight Apple 2 com­ "People said many times that puters, at 12,000 apiece, a more they’d love to learn to use com­ expensive Apple 3 computer, and a puters, if they had a safe environ­ variety of software packages ment to do it,” she said. ,By arranging computers in ranging in price from |45 to $1,500. partitioned-off cubicles where They also had to purchase office fur­ learners can work without being niture, not to mention paying rent to their landlord, Lenny Calciano of observed, the Samis hope to create just such a “safe environment” for Rocky Hill. Mrs. Sami says she doesn’t know learning. The programs the Samis have of any other private business in the purchased cover the gamut of in­ ' area that offers computer-based education. “We’re either visionary structional levels. Learners are Herald photo by Pinto people or we’re going to get killed,” placed in a skill category according to a computer-administered test and she savs. A COMPUTER SCREEN IS HER CLASSROOM “I’m pret^ optimistic,” she then are assigned exercises accor­ Institute ding to their ability. 12-year-old Dawn Marie SarnI demonstrates an educational computer program offered at the new Computer adds. “Computer training is a fast < The programs not only instract growing industry. People want to the students how to do things, but know what a home computer or a their educational software. The first scheduled class at the congratulate them when they do teachers. We’re trying to comple­ The Sarnis have invited school ad­ They’re inviting the pediatricians microcomputer can do for them.” Computer Training Institute is a them well. “Right On, Ray,” reads, ment what they do," says Mrs. Sar- ministrators in the Hartford region, because parents often confide to course in Basic computer language, Special THE SARMS have hired four the computer display screen, after a ni, who hopes to organize in-service as well as every pediatrician in them their children’s educational which starts Jan. 17. Enrollment is part-time instmctors. They are Bar­ reporter successfully completes a workshops for local teachers to Manchester, to an open house Jan. show them how computers can be limited to 15 persons. bara Nicholson, a teacher for gifted long division program. 22 at which they’ll demonstrate problems, Mrs. Sarni says. students with the Manchester school “We’re not competing with school used as teaching aids.

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Group I, F.J. sale, find buyers the quick living room with fireplace, Spilecki, Inc. Realtors, 643- bwomct Insartion and moisture. MANCHESTER - Two At Beautiful and easy w ay... with a low- LATHE OPERATOR - 45 LICENSED NURSE - bedroom condo for rent. A- large family room with 2121.______40% OFF Omh only to Uw sixo of hour week. Minimum 3-5 sliders to patio, hardwood Savings I original Insartion. cost ad in Classified. Come out of retirement for C. $575 with heat. 273-2013, Is advertising expensive? years experience. Set up this one. No stress, no fuss, 659-3008. floors, one car attached Errors whlcb do npl and operate from garage, several extras. You’ll be surprised how Lott and Found 1 Chrtatmaa Trooa 4 no bother. Call 64^2358. economical it is to adver­ Isasan Sm valua of t eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee blueprint. Full benefits. $94,900. Call 647-1606 - Prin­ I EEO employer, ^ply in CHFA LOW RATE - 5% cipals only. tise in Classified! ALL 14K GOLD mmaamant wlU i FOUND: VIDEO ARMED PERSONNEL to corroctad by an ad­ CASSETTE, near Spruce person Triumph Mwufac- monitor alarm central sta­ down. Lovely two CHAINS, CHARMS. EARRINGS, RINGS ditional trwortion. Street Mobil. Call 649-3487. turing, 750 Tolland Street, tion. Must have state gun bedroom, two full bath, CELEBRITY CIPHER Living Eiast Hartford, Monday - permit. References facing south, overlookin) C ii0tirttyClph*rorYptogfEm0 Er0 orM0lsDfrOfnquotetk)n>byl0fnou*p*op>*. p**t LOST - Long hair male Christmas Friday 8 am - 4 pm. checked. For information pooL balcony. Buili w dprw ent.EAChW W Inthedphw ’ataiidaloranother. rodNy'sdM. A sguads tiger cat. Brown and black, call 236-6116. in 1970. $48,900. bmck paws and brown flea Trees HALF DAY - Nice Day - Owner/Agent 6464)505 or AT: FOOTSTEPS It Liwit ar. Evenings. If you can spare 646-1960. Z S L YS LSZZ NXB, OQXA a iic collar. Vicinity of Main and (o« Sprint at b«Mnd bwn) DENTAL SECRETARY - Holiday Savings Williams Street. If you see just four hours a day and Manchester office. 3 days 825 Main St.. nave a pleasant telephone PSOUVSQQ YN ZURS.” — him please call 643-4251. •14.anytr*« weekly. Must be good ua Manchester on all voice, why not learn how typist-. Medical or dental ChHatmaa Tiwot 4 OpM SsttSun 10-4 you can earn $80 - $150 background helpful. 649- I8MMN Z8AUO (Downtown) Pfaltzgraff patterns weekly. Perfect for MANCHESTER •40-4188 sr 2272. REDUCED - Must sell. PREVIOUS S O LU TIO N : "I am a man possoaaod of boundleaa 2 0 % OFF Diamond lirraid FOR SALE - Christmas students, housewives, 3 Days Only-Fri-Sat & Sun 047-0648 moonlighters, and others. 'Two bedroom, two bath, courage, and physically and spiritually Indomitable." — David SERPENTINE BRACELETS FROM UNDER All Name Brand Trees - Cut your own. 66 pool, sauna, A-1 condition. DEC. 10,11, & 12 1/sWllag. 478 ' Birch Mountain Road, Call Mr. Kurowski between AUTO MECHANIC - Carrsdine '1 Watchea 54 p.m. at 643-2711. Experienced. Own tools. $40’s. Call owner 643-8649 eiasZbyN EA, Inc. oao . — - . off placesettings Belko, Bulma, Pulsar. Bolton. Benefits. Call 633-3669. or 643-6591. EARRINGS FROM UNDER 'B'"- • 2 7 5 - 2 U / 0 and serving places. . CMxan. S Atmounoamarda 3 Announeamanta KIT ’N’ C a r l y l e ™ by Larry Wright PINKY RINGS ONLY '14*'- Snnounoamanla I I Opm MioirFrrSISo? □ REAL ESTATE SPECIAL—GENUINE OPALS. RUBYS. I Sunclsy 12-5 __ HAPPY ISth SAPHIRES, AMETHYST 14K RINGS BABYSITTER in my Homoa For Salo 23 Cooper Street home 2 or 3 977 Maln-St 0IRTHDAY nights a week. Telephone tkc 7S5 Main 8 t . ______Manchaatar NEW 2-FAMILY - Two 4 0 i n SANTA CLA US 6^5849. bedroom townhouses, GIFT SHOP ' Mon-Sal t:a0-a Thur W • PETER country kitchen with Open Deo IM i 18-8 BABYSITTER WANTED appliances, carpet and in my home 6-8:30 a.m. vinyl floors, double glazed HURRY-SUPPLY LIMITED Monday Friday, windows, aluminum storm Washington School area. windows and doors, full COMING TO TOWN Call 64^5074. basement with washer and dryer connections, gas CRUISE SHIP JOBS! fired, hot water baseboard Great income potential. All heating system. $98,500.00. Stop by Sal, Dec. 18th occupations - for informa­ Summitt Village Con­ ^ □ NOTICES tion call: (312) 741-9780 dominiums. New two ain- pM Ext. 2423. bedroom townhouses $46,- r Loaf end Found 1 10 2 900.00. Peterman Realty, THE MANCHESTER 649-9404/647-OOeO.______Board of Education is r roUND - SET OF KEYS seeking an aide to the MANCHESTER - Lawyers !■ at Lincoln Center. Can be visually handicapped and Doctors! Only once in BLANCHMID ii ROSSEHO students at the Regional a blue moon does an invest­ Occupational Training ment opportunity come V ■ between 8:10 and 8 p.m. .119 W«0t CMitor St. Center. Hourly wage. along like this one. A large : Monday - Friday. :(Com#r of MoKoo) Effective January 3, 1983. two story frame house Contact Mr. Jack Peak, located in a B2 zone near l ' ‘ -lost-Eight year old male Director, Regionalgtoi._. Oc- new Court House. Could be Dalmatlon, ^ S0 y H*lle E glv0 Saiita (Bring your cupatlohal Training perfect for your new offlee. - Manebeater/Vemon area. your ll*t. Comoro) C enter, 685 W etherell Needs work. Priced right - m Mostly white with one Street, Manchester. 647- $54,900. Strano Real OlMi*yNiA.Ms I black aye and ear. Reward. 3495. E.O.E. Estate, 646-2000. ■■■ — 8484114. MANCHES’TER HERALD. Fri., Dec. 17, 1982 — 23 22 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Fri., Dec. 17. 1982 aa#aaaa«aaaaaaaaaaaaaaa« aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa w»w«#aaaaaaaaa»aaaaaaaaa aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa aa'eaaaakaaeeaaaaaAeaeaaa aeeaaeeeeeeea#«**#«####* .#aaaaaa#aaaaa#«aaaaaaaaa Aupa lor Solo . 61 Aifloe For Safe 81 Autos For Sole 61 Auloa for Solo 61 Probate NoUee Free ClaaaKled AiSa Roema lor. Rant BS Aportmonto for fiont 83 aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa#aaaaa. •f#»«#*«aeae4eaeaaeaaaee . eeeeaeeaaaaeaaeaa«aea#ea aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa ...... NOIICB TP CRBDITCM E8TATB OF GARY A. BURIULL 1974 DART - Good depen­ SMALL WOOD STOVE, SHARE A KITCHEN & FOUR ROOM apartment 71m Hoo. V a S f V iflM f. M i l . of UMd. $50.00. CaU after 6 BATH with one other with heat Included. dable 'car. High mileage. the Court of ProlMte, District of p.m., 64M873. Bentleman.-'Own bedroom. WalUng distance to Main Pioneer stereo. Andover at a hearing held on Dec. Call for details. 043-1678. Street. First floor with Negotiable. $700. Moving, 10, 1962 ordered that all claims LOOK FOR THE STARS must sell! 049-9382. must be presented to the fiduciary SIX FOOT Artificial scotch private entrance. $450 per on or before March 10, 19^ or be pine Christmas tree with MANCHESTER - Large, month. CaU 6a-2047. comfortable, furnished FOR SALE - 1972 I > t and barred as by law provided. stand, very good condition. Margaret K. Vinkels, Clerk Asking $16.00. CaU 643- room with fireplace, bar 3\4 ROOM APARTMENT. 1973 Chevy Impala station Look for the Classified Ads with stars; stars help get you better results. wagon. $sre for both. CaU The fiduciary is: 7232. and shower. Private. $70 Private hom e. Heat, Byron A. Burrill weekly. Mr. Rothman, 643- appUanceS. Working sbigle 647-9533. c/o Frank E. Ahcam. Esq. SNOW ’HRES with wheeU, 1969 after 5 p.m. adult only. No P.O. Box &25 6.404.50 -15 general tires, pets/children. Telephone 1975 FORD WAGON LTD, 1981’ s T 1981’ s South Windsor. Ct. 06074 * Put a star on Your ad and see what a difference it makes. * nylon, tubeless. $30.00-pair. GENTLEMAN - Central, 400 engine, power steering, m-vi 643-7420. p^rivate pleasant room. power brakes. Call 849- COUGARS XR-7’$ Hr CAPRIS Telephone, shower, FOUR ROOMS - Third 7761 <766. -A Probate Notice THREE PIECE SUIT, ParkMig- 6494801. floor. Heat, stove and NOTICE TO CREDITORS *■ Telephone 643-2711,. AAondOy-Friday 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. gray plaid, 44 long. Worn V * “ **********“ * V * * “ refrigerator. Adults. No 1974 SUBARU LYNX -A ZEPHYR SEDANS & WAGONS ESTATE OF WILLIAM^ tnree times, $%.W. Call Apartmonta lor Ron! 53 pets. $330. SMUrity and Ekionomical, dependable, All of those cars ora fully aquhtpad Including air condlMonlng. ANTHONY WALSH excellent condition. $1,050. The Hon. Valdis Vinkels, Judge, of 649-1383...... references. Call after 8 Automatic, PS, PB. M ott have 6 cyl. anginas & much more. the Court of Probate, District of •••••••••••••••••••••••• p.m., 649-2236. Also, 1973 VW station aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa •••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••• MANCHESTER - First Andover at a hearing held on ••••••••••••••••••••••a* •••••••••••••••••••••••• □MI8C. FOR SALE Aft/c/«s for Solo 41 Froo ClooolHod Ado DRUM SET, beginners floor, one bedroom, wagon, automatic, $850. A MMMPts atrr * * aam pta m ur * * s a m p l e b u t * Homes For Sale 23 Services Ollered 31 Bulltling ContncHng 33 •••••••••••••••••••••••• December 14. 1962 ordered that all Homes For Sale 23 Homes For Sale 23 MANCHESTER - One, 642-6605. ’ claims must be presented to the aaaaaaaaaaaaaaa*aaaaaaaa •••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••• three piece, like new, appliances, carpeting, •••••••••••••••••••••••a aa SLED - Flexible flyer two, three bedroom and LYNX CAPRI ZEPHYR fiduciary on. or before March 14. LEON CIESZYNSKI Houaehold Goods 40 QUASAR 21” TV - Floor $68.00. Stand seat, and excellent location, $355.00 DESIGN KITCHENS - model 251, very good condi-- 1975 OLDSMOBILE 1983 or be barred as by law BUILDER. New homes, model. Zenith floor model cymbal included. Call 643- per month, utilities not in­ townhouse apartments Ma n c h e s t e r , c t . cabinets, vanities, counter record player. Call after 5 tion. $12.00. Call 643-8836. 6182 between 5 and 8 p.m. cluded, available January available Immediately. Custom cruiser, 465 provided. tops, kitchen cabinet additions, remodeling, rec USED engine. Excellent running Margaret K. Vinkels, Clerk Ftr tht tnty y n lliWEi iMyir p.m., 649-8496. 1st. MANCHES’TER - New $375, $415, $475. Security rooms, garages, kitchens REFRIGERATORS, The fiduciary is: •PUBLISHER'S NOilCE fronts, custom TV FLOOR MODEL - required. Heat and hot condition, equipped with '5295 CHILDS Mickey Mouse two bedroom townhouse, ^ 8 9 5 ^ 5 5 9 5 £xqufa/fe Cirsfom remodelM, ceilings, bath WASHERS,/RANGES - Albert W. Taylor woodworking, colonial Color. $50.00, “ as is” . Call water included. CaU Ren- Reese trailer hitch. Asking (STK. 20833) (Stk. 20827) (Stk. 10847) Exectftftre tile, dormers, roofing. Clean, Guaranteed. Parts THREE PIECE Living table and chair set. Uke fully appllanced kitchen, c/o W illiam V. Borst. Esq. reproductions in wood. Room set - Good condition. 649-8635. new, excellent Christmas carpeting, private deck, U1 Office, 875-4474. $1500. 6464225. EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY Conremporary J.P. Lewis, 649-9658. Residential or commer­ & Service. Low prices! P.O. Box 163 Comfortable. $400. Call gUt. $12.50. CaU 6464441 basement with washer and Hebron. Ci. 06246 cial. 649^291. B.D. Pearl & Son, 649 Main 197$ VOLVO - four door, DRIYEOME TODAY FINAMCIRGARRARGED 1970 FORD FAIRLANE for after 5 p.m. dryer connections, im­ 2Vt ROOMS - Heat, hot 026-12 $250,000. Street. 643-2171. 649-6202. air-conditioning, power 10 Rooms, 3,800 S/F. Fully $99.00. Running condition. mediate occupancy, $495.00 water, appliances: Securi­ SNOW PLOWING - ELECTRICAL SERVICES Call after 6:00 p.m.. 646- steering and brakes. All real estate advertised m this newspaper is subiect to the A/C & Carpeted. 5 Bed­ TWO G78-14 studded snow COAT, WOOL. Five yards per month, utilities not in- ty. References. CaU after 6 NOTICE room s, 3'.^ Baths, Lighted - We do all types of Elec­ FOR SALE - Refrigerator, Federal Fan Housing Act ot 1960 which makes it illegal to advertise driveways and parking tires, $40.00. Telephone 1014. bittersweet orange wool bluded. Peterman Agency, p.m., 646-3911. Excellenl con^ion. $3200 Tennis Court. Oeiuxe Features trical Work! Licensed. Call older Gibson, excellent Form RS-9C has b < ^ filed by the any preference, limitation or discrimination bas^d on race, color, lots. Call after 6 pm 64^ 649-9404 or 647-0080...... negotiable. 6464589. In Every Room. after 5:00 p.;n., 6^1516. working condition, fair 647-8958. fabric still in manufac­ Town of Bolton with the Office of religion, sen or national origin or an intention to make any sucfT 0539. FOR SALE - 30” Range ______Homaa lor RonI 54 Imaginative Financing for cosmetically, double door turer’s wrapping, $50.00. Revenue Sharing. A co^y is preference limitation or discrimination. This newsfjaper will not High Incomed Purchaser, PRACTICALLY JVEW Let Hood Fan. Brushed Cal! 644-8270 eveqinRS. 1969 MUSTANG - 3 s p ^ . available for public inspection at knowingly accept any advertisement lor real estate which is in FARRAND S/S, $125.00. Telephone 643- IRONING DONE in mjny aluminum. $25.00. •••••••••••••••••••••••• CLEAN THREE Bedroom Good running condition. the O ffice of Selectmen. 222 Bolton REMODELING - Cabinets, out mink dyed muskrat FOUR BEDROOM CAPE, vio la tion of the law 646-2030, MR. NORMAN home. One dayay ser' ice. Af­ 8557. Telephone 646-8706. Doga-BIrda-Pota 43 apartment. Appliances, $1000. 295-97M after 5:00 Center Rd.. Bolton, Ct. during Roofing, Gutters, Room coat, worn three times. only blocks from all fordable. Call anytime - Call for appointment. 649- central location. Older schools.Treed lot. p.m. regular office hours. MANCHESTER - 6-6 646-6815. Additions, Decks, all types BEDSPREAD - Hand AUSTRALIAN Red child accepted, no pets. Henry P. Ryba, First Selectman o f Remodeling and Articlea for Sala 41 7471. Available, immediately. D.W. FISH REALTY CO. Duplex. Business zone. knitted, white and pink. -P a rro t, very friendly, $450 monthly plus heat and $600 monthly plus utilities. CHRYSLER CORDOBA Town o f Bolton Aluminum siding. MOTHER OF TWO will Repairs. FREE utilities. References a 1977 - AC, PS, PB, two door 030-12 7 ^ COFFEE AND END Nice Christmas gift for a taUcs,.whistles. Green, red, 643-5266 or 640-4962. 243 Main St., Manchester Assumable mortgage. care for all ages - Ideal - Estimates. Fully insured. must. Call after 1 p.m., hardtop. One owner. Best Uf /M .IV t ‘ Tables, dark pine, teen girls room. $50.00 or yeUow In color. Boui^t at Vernon Circle, Vernon Telephone 643-6017. 7 900. The Hayes Corp., 646- Fenced yard, play space, excellent condition. $200. best offer. 742-6016. Lesters $600 - will seU $450 649-7137. THREE BEDROOM offer. Call 6234245. 643-1591 872-9153 0131. good rates. 646-24w. ALUMINUM SHEETS Brand new Kerosene or best offer, including Ranch, one car garage, ROBERT E. JARVIS NEWLY RENOVATED - used as printing plates. .007 heater, $100. Call after 6 CHRISTMAS TREE, six cage. 6434734 or 872-4657. with appliances. Located 1979 AMC SPIRIT, power Building and Remodeling Six room duplex. XYt RESPONSIBLE MOTHER thick, 23x28'/4'^. 50c each, p.m., 646-5985. foot, artificial scotch pine, near Manchester Green. brakes, power steering, □ BUSINESS of two will babysit in my Specialist. Interior and AKC REGISTERED Toy baths, gas heat & hot air-conditioning, clean. exterior renovating, or 5 for $2.00. Phone 643- $15.00. 649-7549. $550 per month. No and SERVICES Manchester home. Any 2711. They MUST be picked SEASONED FIREWOOD, Poodle - Apricot, male. 8 water. $525 plus security. utilities, no pets. 742-6338. 647-9137.______• residential and commer­ 646-3253. J U M ^ R I G H T age. 643-9571. up before 11:00 a.m. only. cut, split, delivered, $100 a WESTINGHOUSE Sewing weeks old. $ ^ . 646-1103. 1967 FORD MUSTANG. In •••••••••••••••••••••••a cial, additions, garages, Oniooa-Storoa roofing and siding, cord. Call evenings and machine with cabinet, very running condition. $500 or Services Offered 31 ood condition, $55.00. Call Sporting Qooda 46 ELLINGTON T w o lom r Ron!ttmm 55 ^ , kitchens, bathrooms, USED DESKS - 30x60 and weekends, 228-9101. fer. CaU 6434300. Painting-Papering 32 30x40, $25.00 and up, swivel fefore 10 a.m. or after 6:30 bedroom, you'll fmcl it in the Ckissified! REWEAVING BURN replacement windows and f o r s a l e - ROSSIGNOL hook-up. Tenant pays NEWLY RENOVATED doors. 643-6712. chairs, steno and arm MOVING p.m., 649-9429. AUDI, IDOLS, 1974. Needs HOLES. Zippers, um­ INTERIOR PAINTING, Skis - 180mm. Great for utilities. $350 per month. 310 square feet office chairs, $20.00 and up, side MISCELLANEOUS work, transmission shot, brellas repaired. Window over ten years experience, beginners! Best offer. Security deposit, available. Main Street JAY REMODELING & chairs, $10.00 and up. 649- household goods. Call after 1960 FORD FALCON but no rust, excellent in­ shades, Venetian blinds. low rates and senior citizen After 5:30 p.m. call 232- references. 871-9440. location with ample BUILDING CO. - Kitchens, 3886. 4 p.m., 742-5792. Sedan, R F fender, one terior, good tires, AM-FM m Keys. TV FOR RENT. discount. 643-9980. ding, exc. $25.00 or offer. 8528. parking. Call 649-2891. Marlow’s. 867 Main Street. Baths, Rec Rooms, MANCHESTER - Four radio. $700 or best offer. WOMAN’S CHOCOLATE Phone 647-1567 after 6 649-5221. Ceilings, Vanities, Counter Andquoa 45 room apartment, stove. CaU 643-2711 (days) ask for INTERIOR-EXTERIOR Brown cordory coat, wool p.m., keep trying. OFFICE AND DESK Tops, Decks & Porch $320 plus utilities. Paul, or 745-4565 (evenings PAINTING - Wallpapering lining, very warm. Prac­ Space - ideal for lawyer, BRICK, BLOCK, STONE - Enclosures. Licensed. In­ UNIQUE CHRISTMAS WANTED: ANTIQUE Fur­ References and security. and weekends). T' and Drywall Installation. tically brand new. $60.00. BELT MASSAGER, two accountant, manufacturing Concrete. Chimney sured. Free Estimates. niture, glass, pewter, oil Quality professional work. GIFTS, handmade items. Telephone 232-8528 after belts plus extra belt, multi 649-4003. representative, secretarialrial Repairs. “ No Job Too Call 649-1488. antiques, jewelry and pain­ paintings or antique items. 1954 FORD Two door Reasonable prices. Free 5:30 p.m. speed timer, excellent con­ service and so forth. Small. ” Call 644-8356. Estimates! Fully insured. tings. ‘/695 French Roac' R. Harrison, 643-8709. MANCHESTER - Deluxe Sedan, running, some rust, dition. $60.00. 646-5939. Ground floor. Good visibili­ best offer. 871-8393 G.L. McHugh, 643-9321. Bolton, December 15th Fraa Claaalflad Ada four room apartment, ty. Parking and utilities in­ C & M Tree Service, Free 19th, 11 - 4. Wontod to Buy 49 stove, refrigerator, dis­ evenings or weekends. Roofing 34 BOYS BICYCLE, 24” cluded. Keith Real Estate, •••••••••••••••••••••••• estimates. Discount senior INTERIOR AND Mark IV, good condition, posal, hardwood floors. 646-4126 citizens. Company LARGE ASSORTMENT of OLDER SINGLE or multi M50 includes heat and hot ••••••••••••••••>••••••• Trucka lor Salo 52 EXTERIOR Painting, FUR JACKET, size 11; ceramic articles, ap­ single spe^, in-between Manchester owneo and paper hanging, carpentry BIDWELL HOME Im ­ two ladies coats, size 14. family unit for cash. Han- water. References and MANCHESTER $66,900 propriate for holiday age bike, $11.00. Good for 1968 FORD Ton pickup, operated. Call 646-1327. work. Fully insured. J.P. provement Company - Brown formica kitchen set. dymaif special OK. Call security. M9-4003. □ AUTOMOTIVE V2 Roofing, siding, giving. AH under $15. 64^ middle school age. 649- very good conditiop, many i r NEW LISTING i r Lewis and Son, 649-9658. Call after 3 p.m., 643-5069. 3179. 0832. Strano Real Estate, 646- LIGHT TRUCKING - Fen­ alterations, additions. 649- 2000. MANCHESTER - Two new parts, needs minor Dormered Cape with 2 car garage, porch, 2 6495, •••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••• Auloa For Solo 51 work. $600 or best offer. cing. Attics, cellars, gar­ PAINTING & PAPER HOSPITAL BED, manual bedroom townhouse, all full baths, level yard, fireplace, large kitchen. Tom, 674-9413 days; ages cleaned. All types Hanging. Ceilings with side rails, new mat- Autos For Sala 01 Auloa For Sala 61 appliances, garage. $475 in­ * RENTALS 1979 FORD GRANADA - 6 Call today to take advantage of the lowest in trash, brush removed.. repaired. References. Ful­ 'tress, head and footboard. cluding heat. CaU 646-4153. evenings 646-6727. cyl., automatic, air- terest rates in 4 years. Yankee Mac deadline Is Picket, Split Rail, Stake ly insured. Quality work! Flooring 36 $450. 646-2174. •••••••••••••••••••••••• Fences installed. 528-0670. - Second conditioning, 27,000 miles, 1971 FORD TRUCK - good Dec. 22nd! Martin Mattsson, evenings Roofflt lor Ront 52 FOUR ROOMS 649-4431. FLOORSANDING - Floors ATARI VCS - Two floor in four familyilv house Superb carl Many extras! running condition. Four SHOWER DOORS AND like new. Specializing in joysticks, two paddles, six MANCHESTER - Nice Walking distance to ti M ^ $4l95. 644-2942.______speed transmission. Call Look for the many You'll never know the TUB ENCLOSURES INTERIOR-EXTERIOR older floors, natural and cartridges, Donky-Kong, .r om with kitchen Street, on busline. Stove (n- 647-8341. MORIARTY BROTHERS 4 1978 CHEVETTE, four bargain buys adverti.sed in power of Classified until expertly installed by Gary painting, also ceilings stained floors. No waxing Asteroids, Defender in­ privileges. Gentleman eluded. $350 per month. speed, $2500. Excellent FORD VAN - 1971. (3ood the Classified columns you use it yourslef. Call A. Kendall - The Shower painted and repaired. Good anymore. John Verfaille, cluded. $175. Call after 3 LINCOLN MA7 preferrM. $50.00 weekly. Call Ed or Dan - 649-2947 8- condition. Telephone 646- condition, new tires. Low today today to place an ad. Door Man. 872-6000. references. 875-8045. 646-5750. p.m., 643-7386. mercury Security. Telephone 643- 5; after 5:30 646-9892 or 646- ] IS (INTEfi ST , MANCHtSTER CONM M} SHS 1236. mileage. 742-7241. 1878. 6009.______‘W hether you’re looking to buy or looking to 1964 CORVETTE G.M.C. PICK-UP, four se ll.. .whether you-have merchandise to trade or a E N D ^ y e CENTRAL LOCATION, LARGE THREE ROOMS, kitchen privileges, parking stove, refrigerator. Near ROADSTER - two tops, speed, insulated cap, runs service to o tte r.. . there's one place where you're available. Security and center. $295 monthly, $75. excellent condition. good, covered wagon sure to get the results you want. The Classified! written references utilities. Security, Beautiful car. 623-0093. truck, camper, flat bed, 16 required. For application Available January. 649- Reasonable, price ft. trailer plank, four Jump right in and checkout the Classified today! negotiable. m n caU 643-2693. 6896. wheel. 643-2311. 51 Autoa for Salo_ 51 Auloa For Salo 51 Auloa For Solo 51 PRICES REDUCED! OUT THEY tO! *•*••••••••*•••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••• t t e t M L . ' i 2,ms isnsuMD >t4H' Autoa lor Solo SI Autoa lor Solo 51 Gifts that make it a great Christmas! SWon 0«VM*, 19,000 mJk«. • wDm im Mc, mk, CO •••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••• keO ed ee». M vsl f»k*l TELEVISIONS JEWELERS TYPEWRITERS HARDWARE FLORISTS 82 COUGAR ‘ 7495 79 01DS * 5 ^ Monogrommed Moke A Gift 2 .^ . IS,000 fiM t. m of .. mk ' J & J JEWELERS - 785 ENGLAND TRUE VALUE TO LUND VOLKSWAGEN ■SHOP PEARLS - 649 Main YALE TYPEWRITER GREENS & THINGS - 296 wir« wh**! «utam«fk, Main Street, Manchester. HARDWARE - Route 44-A, Street. Downtown SERVICE - Typewriters West Middle ’Turnpike - CHRISTMAS PRESENT Manchester. 643-2171. Most ’’Quality Merchandise at Bolton. 649-5201. KERO- Fresh, dried ana silk iuiERCURY‘7495 78 OLDS ‘3895 Old Fashioned Prices.” Rebuilt, Portable SUN SALES AND Service, Brands Available: G E, Typewriters, From $%.00. arrangements for all oc­ Mflvqwk 4-deer, ewDemetk, ak CetUee Sdea. 4 deer, mk cendk I4K Chains-Bracelets- Kerosene, Skil power tools, eewdkiew. V-6 enfkie, tteree, M enkif. evteOUelk. TO YOU! Zenith, Sony, RCA. Sales and Service. casions. Full service Diamond Earrin'gs- Stanley hand tools, plum­ Typewriter and Adding Horist. COME SEE OUR [ME^URY Pendants and Cultured bing and electrical NEW STDRE! 643-I6.^S ANTIQUES Machines. 41 Purnell 8 r d 5 ? '* * * '‘7r95 Pearls. Keepsake Your supmies. Tru-Test paint Place, Manchester. - 649- LACE, LINENS, LOVELY Christmas Diamond ana paint sundries, PENTLAND FLORIST - SSiriSr *'*“*‘*" •" 78P0NTIAC ‘3595 THINGS! Furniture, Source. wallpaper and housewares. Visit Us For All 'Your 80 MAZDA ‘4795 frames, fabulous things! A COUNTRY Holiday Needs. See Our OiC fperiei idMen AAedel. 9 7 A |k|ir|f IJAAC R E D GOOSE FARM DIAMOND SHOWCASE is ANTIQUES COINS Choice Selection, 24 Birch Meed, ek ceadklen. AAA-6M ra- lO vIlKW r CHRISTMAS Street - 643-6247. “ Pleasing mm, eceweaty. Jdeale Carle tadaa, Ak CeadI ANTIQUES, Coventry. the place to shop for that « STAMPS Saturday and Sunday, 10-5. special man in your life. COUNTRY CHRISTMAS You Is Our Pleasure” . 80CADH.. ‘8995 742-9137 Select from Gents diamond Has arrived at the THE MOST c o m p l e t e : I«Se. FvSy-seieF-aiiidvdkie 79 la rB r t7aAC rings, stone rings or CRAFTSMEN’S Coin and Stamp Store in ak, M t, Meree, o u ke and mwcn I O CHRISTM AS PLANTS,, mere. SRk. #91033.1. ***"»* .1, unaiflM, watches for a Christmas GAL1.ERY - the Area - Also Buying CENTERPIECES, HoUday 0*w er tRec-'— JERI’S A.NTIQUES AND Stained glass f!OUNTRY FURNITURE, gift he’ll long remember. Gold and Silver. SU-DEB Rose Special and Christ­ 80 CHEV ‘ 4695 atoRemeRk.****^*aeRemafk. DIAMOND SHOWCASE - chandeliers, copperware, COIN COMPANY, 747 mas Parties. KRAUSE ORaRian 4 deto. auRemaRk, Ak 7 0 r A D A We re located in Tessier’s Cendirtenins, 1^. I P i UKU ‘ 3695 Nursery, 40 West Street, Manchester Parkade. country baskets, stenciled Main Street, Manchester. FLORIST, 621 Hartford cheese boxes, pottery, 649-2253. Road. 643-9559. ANNUAL Bolton. Open Weekends. UNIQUE 80 PONTIAC ‘6195 nketir eqvipped. B49-5991. ‘ theorems, wool geese, etc., ^ a r $ d IsAAans 4-deer, ak eendi- 77 FABII G IFT SHOP VANITY CAR lie n , awtaamRk Rrane., w ire i * PERCENT RENTAL CENTER etc., etc. 58 Cooper Street, PARK HILL JOYCE w k ^ eever*, pewer eReerkia, Orenade Cmmpm. mk cendNien, DISCOVER MOSTLY Mon-Sat. 10-6, Thurs. Till 9, PLATES FLOWER SHOP - Fancy a^ we w a e r rkbrakae. ^ e e . #awar tRearktf, |»ewer ^RATE TAYLOR RENTAL BRASS! Unique Sun, 12-5. fruit baskets, Boxwood CENTER - 155 Cente. ENGRAVED - RAISED 80 AMC ‘4295 cnen EMBROIDERY GIFTWARE AND HOME Trees - All Your Christmas 77 Street, Manchester. 643- LETTERS. Cancard, 3-dear, avtamaRk.avtamaRk, ■ ■■ ■ * ■ ‘ 3395 decor of solid brass plus Decorating Needs! 36 Oak wkelynkelyeqvpfed. eqwidf id. Caentry Cavnlry Syr^ Sqvk Wafen. leaded. HNANCING 2496. RENTS: Glassware, ORGANIZATION Street - 6&-0TO1. crvke caatral, eteraa, ak eendl PiuxhaM any 1983 VO LK SW AG E N (rom wicker and crafts. Per­ VIDEO GAMES Emblems. Business Cards. China, Silverware, Linens, 79 DODGE ‘4195 x * « « Rode before Dec. 25 an receive 0.5% financing All Your Special Needs For sonal service and sensible Name Pins. Button Making prices. 210 Pine Street, SRECORDERS AAafavm, 3 deer, lew mdee, ak, u our Chriatmas preaent to you. Stop in and Holiday Entertaining. Machines/SuppUes. CENTERPIECES, FRUIT leaded Manchester (Comer Hart­ MANCHES^ RUBBER BASKETS, Flowering 77 CHRYS. ‘ 3495 tec ua for detaiU. BUY - SELL Used home LeOeren. 4-^eer, ak, eReree. av- TV’S/STEREOS ford Road) ’Thursday and STAMPS, 20 Birch Street Plants For Your HoUday 79 OLDS. ‘5995 Friday 1-^pm, Saturday game units and VCR’s Needs. BROWN’S CvRieee Swpreaie I igtidia. Ak TOLLAND COUNTY VW 649-4489. kbeavtyl SHOP AL SIEFFERTS and Sunday I0-5pm. through the MOVIE FLOWERS, INC., 145 Main 77 FORD ‘ 3295 STORE - 707 Main Street, __ 24 TOLLAND TPKE. APPLIANCES - 445 Hart­ Street, Manchester 79 MERC ‘ 4795 / ^ V E X IT M OFF 146 VERN O N 64M 6M Manchester. 64^1481. APPLIANCES k»|^aytemaRk, P t, PO, SS.OOO ford Road. Manchester 647- BIBLES « BOOKS M m h 4 Om t , M i Cw iM m m S. n S M . M u cmmUMm iI 4n. 9997. SUPER SANTA V 4 y Only If minutes from HertforJ V 4 y BIBLES & BOOKS - Gifte SHOP PEARLS - 649 Main FRUIT BASKETS SALE! Video Tape STEREO with Eternal Value. God’s Street, Downtown Recorders, TV’s, Stereos, 79 MAZDA ‘4395 SPie^MMw.^,000 2534 Word, the Bible. Good Manchester. 643-2171. FANCY FRUIT B A S K ^ 034 eaw^a,lMfdRa And m adtl. awnee trade. Washers, Dryers, SPECIALISTS y SmoH-Modfum-Loro* books for Spiritual Growth. Dishwashers from $249.00; - Order Early. Also Wicker AutomotNo Sorvicoa 68 AulomoUva Sarvicaa 55 Q -1 3 8 Refrigerators, Freezers. J. B. ELECTRONICS Ranges from $249.00; Uplifting Music at 840 Main Item s. PERO FRUIT 79CADIL. ‘7995 77 CHRYSLER SAVE Add a personal touch to MUCH MORE! ’says: “ The Best Stereos Microwaves from $199.00. STAND • 276 Oakland Cm s * 0*VSk, lauMMlM* mm- lO a m m S-OMt. M CwSMwIiig. Directions for making a Street, Manchester. 4Mm . SaUuHt. n, n , n,OM latS; the yoke of this comfort­ Around Gan Be Found By GREAT GIFTS! Street, Manchester - 643- able blouse with your ini­ man’s Robe or Happi KITCHEN/BATH SPORTING GOODS Calling Jack Bertrand At 6384. tials in simple embroi­ Coat are included in Make BUY SOMEONE YOU ^ C U N L I F F E dery. It with Needle & Thread, ACCESSORIES LAY-A-WAY SPORTING 643-1282!” ttg t. Tiamri'm plus 40 other useful and LOVE An ELECTROLUX LOVABLE O m h 11,000 ariahui uSul Hu AUT^M OV No. 2534 has embroi­ GIFTS - White Stag Family attractive items for the SHOP UNIQUE KITCHEN HAND MADE Vacuum Cleaner for a dery directions; pattern Sports Gifts.Gift Cer­ ABANDONED for blouse in Small, Me­ wardrobe and home & BATH - 38 Oak Street, Christmas Gift and WIN A SINCE 1947; ART CUNtIFfE PROP tificates at N ASS IFF COLLECTIBLES Fabulous Vacation for Two dium or Large (10-18). (pinafore, smock, barbe­ Manchester for Wonderful KITTENS cue apron, Xmas trims, ARF^, 991 Main Street, FREE! ELECTROLUX Please State Size. Gifts for All Your Gourmet Manchester. 647-9126. AN OLD FASHIONED CAN YOU GIVE A QUALITY WORK infant’s toys, etc.). Cooks. 646-9696. OF MANCHESTER • 64^ TO 0«0 U . iM d 61.60 f tr MCb CHRISTMAS at the 3875. , LOVABLE ABANDONED, MANY MORE TO CHOOSE FROM ' plus 504 w P*8tast aid Q-138, Make It with BICVCLES VILLAGE CHARM YARN Kitten or Cat a home for COMPETITIVE PRICES N e ^ Ie & Thread is $3.25 A GIFT THAT GIVES ANNI CA60T a copy. BICYCLES, SPORTING BARN with handmade GIFT SHIRI^ the HoUdays - 633-6S81, S4^ Extrm High Allowanem for Your Specialists lor taking care of Win­ THE 365 DAY* Christmas gifts and decorations by 0571. ■*dwbr linM To irdir, mmI $128, Im M oi GOODS, camping equip­ PERSONAL TEE - Per­ Cloan Trados A- Easy Financing ter's “feitder-benrler”, dents & dings. 1166 Avu. ef Antrlcoi Gift - Remember your ment, figure skates, focal craftsmen plus craf- New Verli. N.Y. 160M Hil kaadllot. sonalized Fun and * F«f«i9n A Am*ticQn SUE I W M n friends and family with a toboggans, exercise equip­ ting supplies. 133 Spruce P r SpwcialtiinB in Fwr«ign Cort N M i. A M rtu witk ZIP gift mempership in . Street, Manchester. 649- • \ ■ COOK m i 6tyle NeaOer. ment, Adidas, Nike. Conn s Oldest Inwnin Merctny Mmd.i Dealer * Loan«r« AvailobI* We’ll wrap and send your FARR’S - 2 Main Street, * Cellition Work SPECIAL: Over 200 se­ gift too. It’s That Easy. W Ft«« lections and a FREE virnkn-dsaim Manchester. 643-7111. .1339. Pattern Section in the k m V M , N.Y. I t 646-7096. ALB U M . Just $3.00. ZIP 2d HOUR TOWING SERVICE COOE, M 4 im ik w . MORIARTY BROTHERS M O M AT 6648 KACN 0- iat-DOLU-OM mi New.New Hew FASHION wlUi ape- IINCOIN te ireM tiMai hew te Mke Hm m . cial Grace Cole CoUecthm mircury ■ ■ ■ ■ w r r n g m m 643-0016 IV 1- 166 - UKP6AXE MILT6. 24 for larger sixea; plu « pieced m i appHpiN deiIgM. MSUNnK .T MlHCHC.Ilt (ONM UI'.IIS RTE. 83. TAICOTTVILLE BONUS ConponnI ri61-NKIRL00M NAIUIWOW-20 Price----- $1 jj . t m t ef eiedlewirti i IiUIn.