18 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Sat.. Nov. 27, 1982 mxasm UVEimSING MTES Town to darken streets O'Neill is making good Living with Classified 643-2711 Mihimum Charge 46— Sporting Goods 58—Misc lor Rent $2.25 for one day 23— Homes for Sale 35— Healing-Plumbing reorganize green giants W pT IffF S EMPLOYMENT 47— Garden Products ion pledge to 24— Lols-Land for Sale 36— Flooring I to balance the budget 12:00 noon the day IS—Investment Property 37— Moving-Trucking-Storage48— Antiques 1— Lost and Found AUTOMOTIVE PER WORD before publication. 13— Help Wanted 26— Business Property 38— Services Wanted 49— Wanted to Buy 2— Personals 14— Business Opportunities 27— Resort Property ... page 11 3— . Announcements 1 D A Y ...... 15(t ... page 7 Deadline lor Saturday is 15— Siluatiori Wanted 28— Real Estate Wanted 61— Autos for Sale ... page 3 4 —Entertainment MISC.FOR SALE RENTALS 62— Trucks for Sale 3 D A Y S .... 144: 12 noon Friday; Mon 5—Auctions 63— Heavy Equipment for Sale EDUCATION MtSC. SERVICES 40— Household Goods 52—Rooms for Rent 6 D A Y S .... 134: day's deadline is 2:30 53_Aparlments tor Rent 64— Molorcycles-Bicycles t8—Private instructions 41— Articles tor Sale . 65—Campers-Trailers-Mobile FINANCIAL 42— Building Supplies 54— Homes for Rent Friday. 19— Schoois-Classes 31— Services Offered Homes 26 D A Y S . . . 124: 32— Pamting-Papering 43— Pete-Birds-Dogs 55— Otficea-Storea for Rent 8— Bonds-Slocks-Morigages20— Instructions Wanted 56— Resort Property lor Rent 66— Automotive Service HAPPV ADS $3.00 PER INCk Phone 643-2711 33— Building-Contracting 44— Musical Instruments 67— Autos tor Rent-Lease 9— Personal Loans * 34— Roofing-Siding 45— Boats & Accessories 57_Wanted to Rant 10—Insurance REAL ESTATE •••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••• Painting-Papering 32 Building Contracting 33 Servleea Ottered 31 ••••••*•••••••••••****** Manchester, Conn. Help Wanted 13 □ REAL ESTATE ••••••••••••••••••••**** Chance of more •••••••••••••••••******* INTERIOR PAINTING, ROBERT E. JARVIS •/ LAWNS CLEANED and Building and Remodeling • Monday, Nov. 29, 1982 WAITRESSES - Food, mowed, leaves raked and ovfer ten years experience, rain Tuesday 23 low rates and senior citizen Specialist. Interior and banquet and cocktail. Hornet For Sale taken away, general yard exterior renova»ting, - 25 Cents Experienced only. Aroly at care. Call 643-5303 or 647- discount. 643-9980. — See page 2 Flamingo Hotel, Route MANCHESTER residential and commer Irralb fBanrl|f trr Mpralh cial, additions, garages, 0 Transferred owner will INTERIOR-EXTERIOR 44A, Bolton. consider offers on this im WILL REPAIR rusted PAINTING...... - Wallpapering roofing and siding, • COOKS - Full service fami maculate four bedroom ■ Installation. kitchens, bathrooms, trunks and floors on your Md Drywall replacement windows and ly restaurant needs night Cape. Two baths, garage, car. Reasonable rates. Quality professional work. 'Your Community Piewspuper' cook. Five day work week. treed lot. Asking $77 500 Quality work. Call Ed in Reasonable prices. Free doors. 643-6712. Excellent pay and benefits. Group I, Lombardo and Manchester, 643-7259. Estimates! Fully insured. Must be dependable, hard Associates, 649-4003. G.L. McHugh, 643-9321. JAY REMODELING Si ___ working, over 18. Apply SANTA AVAILABLE for BUILDING CO. - Kitchens, Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted^...... 13 Ground Round, Glaston parties, f.iirs, homes, etc. INTERIOR AND Baths, Rec Rooms, bury, 3025 Main Street, 2-4 *jun FOR YOU" Good with children, EXTERIOR Painting, Ceilings, Vanities, Counter PLEASE R|!a D PART TIME Mature p.m. reasonable rates. Reserve paper hanging, carnentry Tops, Decks & Porch woman preferred to work MOVING TO A NEW AREA? Enclosures. Licensed. In Lame-duck YOUR AD OUliOKMi POSITION now. 649-5072. work. Fully insured. J.P. front desk at local motel. PART TIME - Tuesday and Kor “FREE” Information Lewis and Son,. 649-9658. sured. Free Estimates. Experience helpful. Must Thursday required. Apply without obligation on that New Call 649-1488 Classified ads are taken Dental group practice seeking be able to work weekends. after 11 a.m. - Gentle Area. Call TOLL FREE over the phone as a con ■nature, outgoing individual Call 646-2300 before 4 p.m. Touch Car Wash, 344,Broad with experience in appoint 1-800-823-2480 FLORENCE’S venience. The Herald is Street. Manchester. CATERING - Christmas H a n e l i r — ...... ment book control and “epaifed W e'‘crmnTs n c ii F§1- BIDWELL HOME Im- responsible for only one pegboard system. 4'a day LIVK-IN Another Unique Service of parties, cocktail parties. Ho u s e k e e p e r for don' t y o u f e e l sorry incorrect insertion and week Salary commensurate SnUNO REM. ESTATE Let me bake your Holiday ly insured. Quality work! provem ent Company Congreiss with experience Please send elderly woman. Room-, for this little ad competing pies. No party too small. Martin Mattsson, evenings R o o fin g , s i a i ^ ,. then only to the size of board and generous salary. with that great big one 048-2000 049.4431 alterations, additions, 649- the original insertion. resume to li4>x K, c/o The 649-5801. Manchester Herald. Call 646-6464. looking for people to sell 6495. Errors which do not Avon? 646-2327. lesson the value of the X-RAY TECHNICIAN - advertisement will not Private office, be corrected by an ad Manchester. Send resume ditional insertion. to Box LL, c/o The returning Manchester Herald. VOCATIONAL By Ira R. Allen be got under control.” INSTRUCTOR position to United Press International Baker said he has made a commit 3 l \ r supervise Hockanum In ment to call up a pending antitrust dustries Task Team in WASHINGTON - A lame-duck bill, and also wants action to permit sewing factory. Skilled Gifts that make it a great Christmas! session of Congress called by Presi the Senatp to be televised live, But iHaurlipfitpr sewer with desire to super dent Reagan is facing a few post- he predicted that little more than vise developmentally dis TYPEWRITERS FLORISTS 'Thanksgiving leftovers and a platter abled adults required. Send TELEVISIONS JEWELERS HARDWARE some appropriation bills and the gas Hrrali) resume to Hockanum In ENGLAND TRUE VALUE GREENS & THINGS - 296 full of pre-Christmas controversies. tax-jobs measure will be enacted SHOP PEARLS - 649 Main J & J JEWELERS - 785 YALE TYPEWRITER dustries. Inc., P.O. Box Main Street, Manchester. HARDWARE - Route 44-A, West Middle Turnpike - Foremost among the legislation to before Christmas. 2002, Vernon, Ct. 06066. Street, Downtown SERVICE - Typewriters Bolton. 649-5201. KERO- Fresh, dried and silk be considered at the post-election Since there is no way that all the Manchester. 643-2171. Most “Quality Merchandise at Rebuilt, Portable K O.E Old Fashioned Prices.” SUN SALES AND Service, arrangements for all oc session, which begins today, was a pending money bills can be passed Brands Available: G E, Typewriters, From $35.00. Kerosene, Skll power tools, casions. Full service proposed nickel-a-gallon gasoline Zenith, Sony, RCA. I4K Chalns-Bracelets- Sales and Service. during the short session. Congress LOOKING FOR a source of Diamond Earrings- Stanley hand tools, plum florist. COME SEE OUR tax to pay for rebuilding the nation’s also will have to pass another so- ...... V- 1:. □ NOTICES income'’ Come work at Typewriter and Adding bing and electrical NEW STORE! 643-1635 ANTIQUES Pendants and Cultured Machines. 41 Purnell deteriorating roads and bridges. called "continuing resolution” to vour local newspaper. Pearls. Keepsake Your supmies. Tru-Test paint Passage seems certain as both finance government operations in Potential to earn above Place, Manchester. 649- ana paint sundries, PENTLAND FLORIST - Lost and Found 1 LACE, LINENS, LOVELY Christmas Diamond 4986. Republican and Democratic leaders the interim. average wages and help Source. wallpaper and housewares. Visit Us For All Your THINGS! Furniture, Holiday Needs. See Our are pushing the measure with the That action will not be a happy one out a local cause. For In frames, fabulous things! A COUNTRY FOUND - SET OF KEYS formation, application, in ANTIQUES COINS Choice Selection, 24 Birch backing of Reagan. It would create for rqost members to take, since it at Lincoln Center. Can be RED GOOSE FARM DIAMOND SHOWCASE is terview call Mr. Kurowski ANTIQUES, Coventry. CHRISTMAS Street - 643-6247. “ Pleasing about 320,000 jobs. is certain to include a continuance of. picked up at the the place to shop for that A STAMPS You Is Our Pleasure” . With the main issue in the Nov. 2 Manchester Herald Office between 5-9 pm at 643-2711. Saturday and Sunday, 10-5. special man in your life, COUNTRY CHRISTMAS the ceiling on top federal pay in Herald photo by DeMeo between 8:.30 and 5 p.m. 742-9137. ^ le c t from Gents diamond Has arrived at the THE MOST COMPLETE election the nation’s double-digit un creases. If that ceiling were MEDICAL SECRETARY CRAFTSMEN’S Coin and Stamp Store in CHRISTMAS PLANTS, employment, Reagan is preparing, dropped, members of Congress and Monday’ - Friday. for doctors office. rings, stone rin^s or WQRKERS W A r IN LINE OUTSIDE CIVIC CENTER COLISEUM SUNDAY watches for a Christmas GALLERY - 58 Cooper the Area - Also Buying CENTERPIECES, Holiday to submit to Congress a package other top officials would get a pay Experienced in transcrip JER I’S ANTIQUES AND Gold and Silver. SU-DEB Rose Special and Christ about 9,000 attended union meeting on now contract for P&WA Entertainment 4 COUNTRY FURNITURE, gift he'll long remember. Street. Stained glass desigiied to stimulate the economy. raise. tion and insurance forms. DIAMOND SHOWCASE - chandeliers, copperware, COIN COMPANY, 747 mas Parties. KRAUSE He is also expected to decide Baker’s remarks also appeared to Call 649-1057. We’re located in Tessier's country baskets, stenciled Main Street, Manchester. FLORIST, 621 Hartford GEM SOUND Presents the Nursery, 40 West Street, Manchester Parkade. within the next few days whether to rule out any resolution during the Ultimate in D. J. Entertain Cheese boxes, pottery, 649-2253. Road. 643-9559. RNS NEEDED - 3 p.m. - Bolton. Open Weekends. UNIQUE press for acceleration of the July 1 lame-duck session of the conflict ment. Music from 40's to theorems, wool geese, etc., tax cut to January. There is broad over the MX missile and Reagan’s 11 30 p.m. and 11 p.m. - 649-5991. etc., etc. VANITY CAR No strike of Pratt 80 s. Best prices available. 7.30 a.m., part time for GIFT SHOP PARK HILL JOYCE opposition to the possible action. .proposed “dense pack” basing Excellent sound and Alcoholism Detox Unit. RENTAL CENTER PLATES FLOWER SHOP - Fancy House Speaker Thomas O’Neill, scheme, or on any other controver DISCOVER MOSTLY VIDEO GAMES fruit baskets. Boxwood Orient now and begin after TAYLOR RENTAL BRASS! U n iq u e ENGRAVED - RAISED along- with other Democrats, have sial pending legislation. the holidays. Wq need 2 A RECORDERS Trees - All Your Christmas CENTER - 155 Center GIFTWARE AND HOME LETTERS. Decorating Needs! 36 Oak been drawing up their own public The session is called lameduck EMPLOYMENT special nurses to work with Street, Manchester. 643- decor of solid brass plus ORGANIZATION works, jobs bill and major clashes because 79 House members and five our special patients and BUY - SELL Used home Street - 649-0791. Vote floors union leaders 2496. RENTS: Glassware, wicker and crafts. Per Emblems. Business Cards. staff. Unique experience, game units and VCR’s are expected to result on CUipltol senates were not re-elected earlier 13 China, Silverware, Linens, sonal service and sensible Name Pins. Button Making Hill. this month. Help Wanted challenging, never boring. All Your Special Needs For orrices. 210 Pine Street through the MOVIE CENTERPIECES, FRUIT STORE - 707 Main Street, Machines/Supplies. Initially, Congress was to have quit The first order of business in the accepted by default. Excellent supportive staff. Holiday Entertaining. Manchester (Comer Hart MANCHESTeIr RUBBER BASKETS, Flowering TAX PREPARERS - Please call: Paula Howe, A nchester. 646-1481. Plants For Your Holiday for the year before the Nov. 2 elec House today is the swearing in of By Raymond T. DeMeo The results followed a pattern es Experienced. Hourly rate ford Road) Thursday and STAMPS, 20 Birch Street RN. DNS. 243-8931 Friday l-9pm, Saturday 649-4489. Needs. BROWN’S tion, but Reagan demanded that it Katie Hall, the. black Indiana Herald Reporter tablished in 1971. 1977. and 1980 con ana bonus plan. Full or evenings. TVS/STEREOS STEREO FLOWERS, INC., 145 Main return to finish work on the ap Democrat elected to fill the vacancy tract negotiations, when workers part lime hours. Beneficial and Sunday 10-5pm. The Machinists union’s decisive SHOP AL SIEFFERTS SPECIALISTS APPLIANCES Street, Manchester propriations bill needed to fund the caused by the Labor Day death of rejected the company’s contract Income Tax Service. LOOKING FOR someone BIBLES A BOOKS vote Sunday against striking Pratt Phone 646-4156 today. APPLIANCES - 445 Hart government. Rep. Adam Benjamin, D-Ind. offer but turned down their reliable, energetic and J.B. ELECTRONICS - SHOP PEARLS - 649 Main Senate Republican leader Howard & Whitney Aircraft left union E O E. ,F M. available for immediate ford Road, Manchester 647- BIBLES & BOOKS - Gifts FRUIT BASKETS The Senate will immediately turn leadership’s call for a strike. 9997. SUPER SANTA Where the Professionals Street, Downtown Baker on Sunday forecast bipartisan to the president’s veto of the En leaders shaking their heads. employment. Opportunity with Eternal Value. God’s Manchester. 643-2I7I. Sl'NI)..\Y'S VOTE came after INSERTERS WANTED SALE! Video Tape Word, the Bible. Good buy their stereo equipment FANCY FRUIT BASKETS ration, in general, during the vironmental Research, Develop “I was really confident that they d to earn $300 per week to Recorders, TV’s, Stereos, and accessories. (^11 Jack Dishwashers from ^9.00; - Order Early. Also Wicker strike,” said Machinists union about, two hours of speeches from Part time. Must be 18 or start Call 646-,3936. E.O.E. books for Spiritual Growth. duck session. ment and Demonstration Act. Washers, Dryers, Upliftini Bertrand 643-1262. Ranges from $249.00; Items. PERO FRUIT organizer Lou Kiefer, minutes after union leaders uring workers to over Call John between iglMusic at 840 Main Microwaves from $199.00. STAND - 276 Oakland ferviewed on CBS’s “Face the Like all lame-duck sessions, this 8 30 and 11 a m.,'647-9946. WILL PAY YOU to show Refrigerators, Freezers. Street M;anchester. lOn,’’ Baker said most one will be the last chance to pass the vote tally was announced in the reject a final contract offer from MUCH MORE! GREAT GIFTS! Street, Manchester - 643- Hartford Civic Center coliseum. . United Technologies Corp., P&WA’s. our Ellectrolux equipment. SPORTING GOODS HAND MADE 6384. iiblicans now agree federal . bills that have been pigeonholed as HAIRDRESSER wanted Will also provide a free The 4,887-to-3,882 vote against - parent company, and authorize a COLLECTIBLES BUY SOMEONE YOU al programs "cannot be cut long as two years and that would die part time. Experience training program. Full KITCHEN/BATH LAY-A-WAY SPORTING LOVE An ELECTROLUX striking may have come as a sur strike. necessary. Call Command LOVABLE significantly again,” and most with the end of the 97th Congress, commission paid on all GIFTS - White SUg Family Vacuum Cleaner for a Democrats agree the budget “must expected Dec. 17. prise to Kiefer, but workers inter “The time is now to stand strong Performance of sales. Call 646-3875. E.O.E. ACCESSORIES Sports Gifts.Gift Cer AN OLD FASHIONED ABANDONED CHRISTMAS at the Christmas Gift and WIN A viewed outside the coliseum Sunday against United Technologies,” Manchester, ask for tificates at NASSIFF Fabulous Vacation for T\vo Manager. 643-83.39 SHOP UNIQUE KITCHEN VILLAGE CHARM YARN KITTENS afternoon said they had anticipated shouted Bill Rudis, president of the PIZZA COOKS ARMS, 991 Main Street, FREE! ELECTROLUX union local at P&WA’s East Hart Experienced preferred. & BATH - 38 .Oak Street, Manchester. 647-9126. BARN with handmade CAN YOU GIVE A the result. QUALITY CONTROL Manchester for Wonderful gifts and decorations by OF MANCHESTER - 646- “I’m voting for a strike, but I ford plant. Apply in person - LaStrada 3875. LOVABLE ABANDONED Inspector - With 5 years West. 471 Hartford Road, Gifts for All Your Gourmet BICYCLES local craftsmen plus craf Kitten or Cat a home for don’t think we’ll get the two-thirds ■‘Take a look around you.” said minimum experience for Cooks. 646-9696. t- ting supplies. 133 Spruce the Holidays - 633-6581, 342- Court won't hear (the majority needed to authorize a Betty Webber, the union’s chief Manchester BICYCLES, SPORTING GIFT SHIRTS t first piece layout and final Street, Manchester. 649- 0571. strike),” Elmer Johnson of negotiator in contract talks with inspection on aircraft sheet GOODS, camping eauip- 9699. PERSONAL TEE - Per- ment, figure skates, s o n a liz e d F u n and Manchester, a worker in P&WA’s UTC. “You see all those empty metal parts in an air con ^ s i inspection reference laboratory, seats? That's', what happened open - Bolton Public toboggans, exercise equip Sportswear. Great gifts for ditioned plant. Company ment, Adidas, Nike. Clhristmas. 1081 Main Manchester case said before the start of the union because we didn’t have any job paid benenls and overtime. Schools. For application call 64.3-1569. FARR’S - 2 Main Street, Street, huanchester. 646- meeting. security language (in the contract) Interviewing 8 a m to 4 3339. p m Dynamics Metal Manchester. 643-7I1I. ■‘..The Supreme Court of the United cond District denying the coalition's ‘T m going to go for it (the con over the past five years.” Products Co , Inc., 422 WOMEN URGENTLY Slates has declined to take a case in suit for collection of the costs. tract),” said another Manchester The union's demands for job North .Main Street, NhlEDED to work as which the Manchester Environmen The coalition, headed by druggist man, who said he had 30 years of security — guarantees that jobs Homemakers in agency in Manchester, 646-4048 tal Coalition shught to collect from Michael Dworkin, had petitioned for seniority at P&WA. “I’ve made up won’t be lost at P&WA’s four serving nine towns East of costs of the suit after a Feb. 1 deci my mind. I’ve got too much to lose Connecticut plants through work the River. Make it possible the government legal fees and costs Herald photo by DeMeo OENTAL ASSISTANT of an environmental suit it sion by the federal court in the Se to listen to everyone else.” transfers, subcontracting and for the elderly, the sick and technological changes — were the handicapped to stay at successfully brought against the cond District in favor of the coali UNION LOCALS in East Hart UNibN SPOKESMAN KIEFER TALKS JO REPORTERS Assisting general dentist home. Car essential. federal Environmental Protection tion. . . . company’s offer far from what union asked for rejected by UTC negotiators. preferably experienced in 4- The suit was among the legal ac ford, North Haven and Southington Also left out of the new contract, handed dentistry Friendly of Mileage reimbursement. 31 Painting-Paparing ^ 32 Flooring 38 Agency. voted against the strike. Good fringes. Daytime Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 Homaa For Sale 23 Sarvicaa Olfarad tions being taken, by the coalition in which takes effect today, are fice Benefits Please call 646-. The coalition bad appealed to the Middletown’s local voted for it, but booed and shouted taunts. “We work whether to accept the company’s 9527 with qualifications hours only, Monday thru FRED' LEE PAINTING - FLOORSANDING - Floors nation’s top court an April 1982 deci connection with the development of with a bunch of wimps,” one man contract offer. Workers provisions that guarantee the right Friday. Call 643-9511. PART TIME - typing help MANCHESTER - Invest MOTHER OF TWO will Buckland Industrial Park and its not by a two-thirds majority. HAVE FUN PAYINfi YOUR ful. Emblem and Badge, ment opportunity 6-8 care for your children - my Interior and exterior. like new. Specializing in sion by the federal court for the Se- yelled out. overwhelmingly voted to reject the Residential and commer older floors, natural and major tenant, J.C. Penney. As the vote tallies were an KIT ‘N’ CARLYLE by Larry Wright HOUDAY M US 289-2864. duplex, centrally located. home - Center Street, nounced, and it became clear there Two votes were taken Sunday: one contract, but since they voted Has separate heating (East Catholic). Fenced cial. Fully insured and stained floors. No waxing The February decision granted in against the strike, the contract was tu r n ■<> |>UK<’ H I Sell Avon and earn good $$$. anymore. John Verfaille, would be no strike, pro-strikers on whether to strike and the other on meat nice oaoDla. systems. OVk percent yard, play space, good dependable. 646-1653. part a petition the coalition filed Bualnaaa rates. ^2460. 646-5750. against the Environmental Protec lex's, SeCj ToMi6HT WCU, Opportunitlaa 14 assumable fixed rate. $77,- HAVe lAoT lOietceY CaN 8 2 8 ^ 1 900. Call for details - Sentry Building Conlraetlng 33 Nixan tape tion Agency for allowing a con Of 278-2841 Real EsUte, 289-4331. LIGHT TRUCKING - Fen WANTED; SOMEONE to LEON CIESZYNSKI □MISC. FOR SALE ditional approval of a state en 1b^to0^oW iTU- ^ STCAMcXi cing. Attics, cellars, gar vironmental plan required under the tu e Ncjcr bAy PARTS DEPARTMENT become a partner in small ages cleaned. All types BUILDER. New homes, person to handle ordering, travel business. Write Box trash, brush removed. additions, remodeling, rec M eral Clean Air Act. Fear, tinning keys to vote □ BUSINESS Houaahold Ooodt 40 release due A lA WNa, wNdjeriviy.-. receiving' and shipping L, c/o The Manchester Picket, Split Rail, Stake rooms, garages, kitchens The coalition is represented by the parts and other related Herald. and SERVICES Fences installed. 528-0670. remodelM, ceilings, bath USED law firm of Beck and Pagano. No work. Call for appoint tile, dormers, roofing. REFRIGERATORS. . WASHINGTON (UPI) - The one from that firm could be con By Raymond T. DeMeo MACHINISTS union spokesman decked out with Christmas trim I TC SPOKESMAN Frank ment, Hobart Corporation, Condomlnluma 22 Residential or commer / SMALL LOADS OF WASHERS, RANGES - Supreme Court today cleared the tacted today. Herald Reporter Lou Kiefer blamed the 5,(XX) non- ming,” he said. Giusti today would not guarantee Satvieaa OBarad 31 STONE, trap rock, play cial. 649-4291. Clean, Guaranteed. Parts way for the release of 6,000 houtz of unionized hourly workers at P&WA that Sunday’s settlement means that Finding a buyer for spor MANCHESTER - Two sand, white stone, loam Millard Pryor, president of the •••••••••••••••••••***** ti Service. Low Richard Nixon's secret Oval Office Why did workers at Pratt & for causing "dissension in the the jobs of P&WA employees are ting goods is easy when you bedroom condo for rent. A- REWEAVING BURN and pool sand ELECTRICAL SERVICE B.D. Pearl & Son, ( Manchester-based Lydall Inc. C. $575 with heat. 273-2013, DELIVERED. Telephone - We do all types of Elec tape recordings for public consump- Whitney refused to heed their union ranks” of union employees and termed P&WA employees’ decision secure. advertise in Classified. 659-3008. HOLES. Zippers, um Street. 643-2171. Inside today brellas. repairs, window 644-1775. trical Work! Ucensed. CaU tion. leaders’ call for a strike Sunday? weakening employees’ resolve to not to strike “very sensible. “All employment here is governed shades, Venetian blinds. after 5:00 p.m., 646-1516. G.E. WASHER, dryer.,; Without comment, the Justices Fear probably had to a lot to do' strike. “I think P&WA is on very tenuous by business conditions. I really can’t DESIGN KITCHENS - rejected Nixon’s bid to keep the Advice ...... He said the union will step up its CELEBRITY CIPHER Keys. TV FOR RENT. large refrigerator and ^ with it, said Henry Becker of ground in the Hartford area,” said predict what will happen to our CtMiflly 0|Mr otywogram am omM Irani suoMlm ky iM ia pMWa, Marlow’s, 867 Main Street. cabinets, vanities, counter FARRAND electric stove. Telephone.,, public from listening to the never- Area towns ...... Manchester, secretary of the United efforts to organize the non-union employment in the future,” he said. «d pramit Each MHr In IM aplMr Mnda lor <*«: r afiiak M. tops, kitchen cabinet REMODEUNG - Cabinets, Buslnexs...... Pryor. “If they (the workers) gave 649-5221. ______646-4062. before-beard tapes. Lator Agency and a labor organiser contingent, which makes up about 25 P&WA has laid off almost half its fronts, custom Roofing, Gutters, Room ••••••••••••••••••••••ft# Hie action Is a defeat for Nixon, C lassified...... — for more than two decades. percent of the company’s UTC an excuse, there might be a BRICK, BLOCK, STONE - woodworking, colonial Additions, Decks, aU types Art§cl— 1or9yl0 4 t * C om ics...... very serious reduction in the job hourly workforce in the past 15 “JR’IR EKDQE HK TKXR ZRAH COR reproductions in wood. of Remodeling and who retigDed Aug. 0, 1074 under ‘"rtey (the workers) knew that workforce. years, according to union officials. Concrete. Chimney Entertainment ...... level.” J.P. Lewis, 649-9688. Repairs. FREE threat of Impeachment in the the company was determined to Kiefer said the prospect of Repairs. “No Job Too Watorgate acandal. But it doex Mt Lottery...... have its way,” said Becker. "UTC striking at Christmastime was also Pryor, whose own company has Lynda Post of Windsor Locks, a IDEOH CH HOR UCtR HOTR.” — SmaU.” CaU 6444358. Estimates. Fully insured. SNOWPLOWING Telephone 6464017. :!r guarantee all hia White Houae tapiea O bituaries...... scared the hell out of them.” a factor discouraging workers from laid off employees and shifted work former Manchester resident who out of plants during the past year, has worked for P&WA nine years, WRIIN QIKJO Driveways and parking ALUMINUM SHEBTSC will be releaaed aa planned In ISM or Opinion...... Becker said UTC Is out to approving a job action. 1177 CO M Tree Service, Free lots, cidi after 6 p.m. 6 ^ ReinodeUng - aU typee ad- used aspriotliig platea. .OQT'i" 1866. P ^ le to U t — ...... dominate its employees at the Union rep r^ n ta tiv e s had sought said a strike might have pushed said Sunday morale at the company PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "AlSMndar HamOlen atahad ttw U.8. thick, & 2 sW '. SOc eadL;7 Nixon or thoae named or Involved Sported...... UTC to move jobs out of Connec has been badly hurt by the threat of TrMMry with nothing - and that WM olOMft our oountty estimates. Discount senior dttions. Interior and e m n s e of the N u c ^ is ts union. to change the contract negotiating citizens. Company ‘8 5 ‘ il.e Want Ad’K K g ^:.. exterior, repair work. Free «r 5 for $2.00. Phone MI- In hla recorded^ converaatlona itlU Televliion ...... “They say, either dance to our tune, schedule, but the company refused, ticut. "P&WA has other locations layoffs. “Nobody knows if you’re has avtr basn to baing ovsn." — WM Regars estlniaiei. Reasonable 2711. They MUST be ptdiadiM Manchester owned and read and use the UUle eds W eather...... or damn it, you won’t have a job,” "just to keep employees walking that are cheaper, and less tainted going to have a job tomorrow,” she operated. Call 648-1127. • rates. CaU Joe - 646-1783. up before 11:00 a jn . o a ty .ii with bad habits,” he said. In Claesifled regularly. P leue turn lo page 10 he said. *’ into the Civic Center coliseum said.
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'2 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Mon., Nov. 29. 1982 NATIONAL »ytATHeR 8CHV1C£ fO BEC AST to ^ tS T 7 7 -< S w e n s s o n Town turning off street lights News Briefing \ * * -* ^ _ [ NiW YORK e x p la in s 30.00 to help public works budget - ^ 1 ENVERj ] SAN FA Within a couple of weeks, lights to put out, the administration disconnected and a yellow tape will Security tight for trip Papal visit scheduled inspections Manchester streets will be darker tried to avoid darkening intersec be put on the fixture arm. When all i!ot ANoeii by the loss of 441 street lights and tions, the tops and bottoms of hills, 441 have been disconnected, the SAO PAULO, Brazil (UPI) - President ReaRan will SAN SALVADOR, El Salvador (UPI) — Pope John power company will begin removing Paul II will visit El Salvador on a tour of Central LOWEST the public work budget will be $13,- fire hydranU, bus stops, routes to be under such tight security on his 50-hour trip to Brazil TEMPERATUNC8 state Rep. Elsie L. “Biz” the fixtures. America next year despite the dangers of the nation s 3- MIAMI 000 closer to balance. grocery stores, areas around ORLEANS Swensson, R-Manchester, said this That method, Bohr said, will that his only glimpse of the Brazilian people may be past f t W -i The 441 lights are being put out of housing for the elderly, and high ac three layers of guards or through bullet-proof glass. year-old civil war, a papal representative said. tMfMP morning in a press release that she’s make if possible to begin saving The spokesman for the papal embassy in San Salvador service to save money. cident areas. The White House intends to shield Reagan from any had a lot of calls from people with There are 234 streets involved, Bohr said the locations were dis money faster because the lights will possible threat, be it a bullet, a bomb or a repetition of said Sunday the pope’s trip should not be a significant questions about the new Emission be disconnected sooner. security risk. mostly residential, and they con cussed with Patrolman Gary Wood, last year's student rumpus that forced former Secretary UPI W tATM ER FOTOCA61 fj ^ n tro l Inspection program which stitute about 37 percent of the head of the traffic division of the The Public Works Department Ilf State Henry Kissinger to scurry out of Brasilia. , “We may be living in the mouth of the cannon, but 90 begins in January. had hoped to save $21,000 by the percent of ■ the time we lead o n ^ a ry lives in San streets in town that have lighting. Manchester Police Department. Kissinger had to be escorted out of the university in ^ So, Mrs. Swensson released a About 12 percent of the lights will be In some cases where a light is move, but since it will be effective paddy-wagon while sambadancing students shouted Salvador,” he said. statement detailing what she knows for oniy six months this year, the l i ?.i Salvadoran priest Gregorio Rosa Chavez said the pope turned off and eventually the removed, another will be relocated "Yanks go home!” about the project; fixtures itill be removed. to even the distribution of light, saving will be only $13,000. It is The president's five-day Latin American trip is to would probably visit the country sometime in late • There will be 18 inspection / expected to amount to at least $26,- February or early March but the papal representative Weather Jacob Bohr, public works coor along a street. begin Tuesday. He will visit Brazil. Colombia. Costa stations built under contract by dinator, said that in choosing which Starting this week, lights will be 000 a year in the future. Kica and Honduras. denied a date had been set. Hamilton Teat Systems, a division / He also plans separate meetings with President Jose There was no immediate comment from the Vatican of Hamilton Standaid. on the pope’s travel plans, which may include stops in up I'ifrain Rios Montt of Guatemala while in Honduras and rTft'.J i I • Inspection fees will be $10. Only vith President Alvaro Magana of El Salvador while in to six of the mainly Catholic countries of Central cash will be accepted. America and end at a conference of bishops scheduled MACC delivers 228 baskets (,'osta Rica Today’s forecast • All automobile owners will be • Official information about security arrangements has for Haiti. sent a sticker and they must have The church has stirred controversy in El Salvador by / been sparse. ” 1 don't want to give any specific details, Today remaining mostly cloudy with scattered their cars inspected at one of the denouncing violence, repression and inequity of wealth. especially not when we re dealing with a president who showers this afternoon. High temperatures around 50. test centers IS days before the date Also creating a sensitive situation was the 1980 slaying to needy on Thanksgiving bas already been shot once," a U.S. diplomat in Brasilia Winds light and variable. Tonight mostly cloudy with’ stamped on the sticker. of Archbishop Oscar Arnulfo Romero, presumably by said. some fog and a 50 percent chance of occasional light • • If a car fails the test, there will ■And a member of the advance logistics team setting rightists. rain or drizzle. Lows 35 to 40. Winds light southwest. be no charge for a second inspec The Manchester Area Conference — cost an extra $4U to $60, Mrs. Carr schools. of Churches delivered 228 said. ■ip the Sao Paulo leg politely referred all security Tuesday variable cloudiness with a 40 percent chance of tion; but if a car cannot be fixed IN ADDITION to the hundred^ of Thanksgiving baskets last week — 54 In addition to food provided by the 'luestions "to Washington.” showers. Highs around 50. Winds westerly 10 mph. within' the 30-day period after in individual contributors. New Soviet press hits waste. spection, an additional extension more than last year — filled with an churches — which in most cases in estimated $13,000 worth of food. cluded fresh fruit and vegetables, England Mechanical Services MOSCOW (UPI) - The Soviet press spread new Com may be requested from the Motor donated 20 turkeys and Lydal! Inc. d0% destruction reported t Extended outlook Vehicles Department. The record-high number of needy milk, eggs, butter and pumpkin pies munist party leader Yuri Andrf(l)ov’s views on improved persons who received baskets was — students at Manchester schools contributed 10 cases of oranges and production, criticizing waste and inefficiency in in Extended outlook for New England Wednesday • Failure to display the sticker grapefruits. HONOLULU yUPIl — The American Red Cross said could result in a $100 fine and jail. attributed to worsening financial collected a record number of food m dustry and agriculture. through Friday: \ ’ conditions by Nancy P. Carr, this year, Mrs. Carr said. Meals on Wheels volunteers ■ iiat about one of every eight single-family residences on "Nothing is as beneficial to the improvement of the Massachusetts, Rhode Island and Connecticut: Partly • The program is designed to be delivered hot meals made at Kauili were either demolished or made uninhabitable by executive director of MACC. Students at Bennet Junior High cloudy and mild weather. High temperatures in the 50s. self-sustaining. Most of the cost will Manchester Memorial Hospital on Hurricane Iwa. conditions of daily life as a dynamically developing The recipients, who were jekwred School collected over 3,400 cans and economy,” the Communist party newspaper Pravda go to Hamilton Test Systems to pay Thanksgiving Day to shut-ins. Meal I'he Red Cross estimates were based on a survey of 80 Low temperatures mostly in the 40s. by local social workers, teachers^ boxes of non-perishable food, which Vermont: A chance of showers Wednesday. Fair for the 18 test centers. Some money certificates were given to some percent of Kauai's 13,000 single-family homes and said Sunday. and nurses, included elderly, han was put into the almost-empty "But the tempo of its growth depends directly upon Thursday and Friday. Unseasonably mild highs in the will go to an advertising campaign single people to eat at restaurants nrovided the first firm damage estimates of the about the program which is planned dicapped, single parents with young MAC(5 Emergency Food Pantry. the daily laboring strength of millions, on organization, mid 40s to mid 50s. Lows in the 30s and low 40s. chiMren and a growing number of Buckley School contributed 300 that day'. devastation caused by the storm Reports on the to begin soon. The rest of ^ e money More than 50 volunteers worked to ilevastation still were coming in from both Kauai and discipline and order at work, on the efficient use of Maine. New Hampshire: Mild weather through the unemployed people with families, items. resources by every enterprise.” period with a chance of flurries over the north and a will go to the Motor Vehicles distribute the Thanksgiving baskets I tabu. Department, to pay for its ad Mrs. Carr said. Students at Manohester High Pravda commented primarily on shortfalls in in 'chance of showers in the south. Lows in the 20s north to "These are hard times for many School brought in 3,057 cans of food before Thanksgiving Day. Red Cross spokeswoman Jeanne Park said late Sun ministrative costs. "Although every year last minute day that 1.343 single-family homes, 489 multi-family dustry, while Rural Life newspaper dealt with the nid 30s south. Highs in the low 40s north to the low of our families,” Mrs. Carr said. for Thanksgiving and Christmas dis agricultural problems. 50s south. ' • If fee adjustments need to be problems are encountered, this year homes, and 75 businesses on Kauai were either 'H i made down the line, the Office of “The strain of not being able to pay tribution. An additional $286.26 was saw a record number of last minute ilestroyed or suffered "major damage " as a result of Such articles have been common in the S()viet press in the rent or the gas bill or both, not donated toward the purchase of UPI pholo the past but take on new significance since Andropov Policy Management will meet with evictions and family traumas,” the storm. the Motor Vehicles Commissioner. being able to find work or being turkeys. took power succeeding former Soviet leader Leonid afraid it will be lost tomorrow, all Youngsters from the YWCA Mrs. Carr said, citing one woman Ms. Park said another 2,669 houses and 314 duplexes Mrs. Swensson said the federal who was scheduled to receive a md condominiums suffered minor damage, but could Brezhnev. are taking a toll on our families. nursery schools and St. Mary’s Facelift The Aksaysky Plastics Factory was held up as an National forecast government has released its stan basket and was located at a shelter still be lived in dards and regulations for the i.‘We hope these baskets will ease nursery school also collected food, example. A factory worker, Pravda said, is individually the pressure for at least one week.” as did Browrnie troops from Martin for battered women, along with her Red Cross damage estimates for the island of Oahu Giotto’s belltower in Florence, Italy, Is un program, but that the state hasn’t children, after a family flare-up. show Iwa destroyed or rendered unusuable 418 responsible for his own rate of production and must ac Bv United F^ess International Las Vwas pc 60 55 Robertson and Keeney Street dergoing restoration. Scaffolding and count for any waste of raw materials. As a result, it City & Fcsl Hi Lo Pep Little Rock sy 49 42 yet. IN AUDITION to providing a dwellings, including 45 multi-family residences, and 30 metallic tubes surround the side and top of Albuquerque pc 51 31 Los Angeles pc 64 58 05 For more information on the liusinesses. y said, productivity there has grown at the rate of 14 per Amarillo sy 53 29 Louisville p<’ 63 44 .04 traditional Thanksgiving meal, most the tower and will partially shroud the view of Anchorage sn 21 16 .01 Memphis sy 62 41 01 program, call 566-4436 and ask for of the churches which participate in Ms Park said the organization is currently preparing cent a year. Herald pholo by Pinto the famous monument for months. Asheville pc 43 42 I.IB Miami sy 78 76 the Motoi ehicles Department the program try to provide a week’s For the Record l.i.OOO to 18,000 meals per day on Kauai for some 5,000 “This method has not been spread through the coun Atlanta pc 69 51 1.32 Milwaukee cy 40 35 .X 39 38 1.27 Auto Emissions Division. supply of basic foods, Mrs. Carr eople. try, for there is a lack of organizational know-how and Baltimore cy Minneapolis cy 33 31 ability to teach new methods of organization and labor Billings Mnt po 51 31 Nashville t 65 42 2 ] Beginning to look like Christmas said. Birmingham pc 67 42 l.‘C New Orleans p<’ 69 48 OR In the “ Manchester Spotlight” Eighth District — not the town — U.S. ship, sub collide incentive.” it said. Bismarck pc 38 22 New York r 43 38 .65 MACC staff estimated that the Boise r 50 41 16 Okla City sy 53 30 Streetlights In downtown Manchester are dressed In holiday cost of providing the traditional column, entitled “Has the Eighth because of annexation. Ancient man tracked Boston r 42 40 .53 Omaha p<’ 52 30 09 Now you know lost its muscle,” which ran in the MANILA. Philippines (UPI) — The U.S. Navy sub Buffalo r 44 37 .37 Orlando pc M 62 stylo, with decorations put up by the downtown merchants. turkey dinner for a family of four — That should be clarified: the dis Saturday Manchester Herald, it was CDLOMBU. Sri Lanka 11!PI i — Explorer Thor Heyer marine Thomas A. Edison and the destroyer Leftwich Deer herd over-cut Charlston SC Is 68 66 Philadelphia r 40 37 I'.E The Wright brothe-s’ first plane More signs of the season will bo appearing soon — the town complete with dressing, cranberry trict collects taxes only for fire and Charlott N C pc 46 42 '.54 Phoenix pc 67 56 said that pro-consolidation dahl found ancient inscriptions near a jungle temple of collided today but there were no reports ofmjuries and 41 37 42 weighed 750 pounds. Park Department will start putting up nativity scenes In front of sauce and pumpkin pie — ranges Chicago cy Democrats were unhappy that much sewer services. It does not collect sun worshippers, possibly indicating an advanced both ships were still "operational,” the Navy said. MONTPELIER, Vt. (UPI) - The Fish & Game Cincinnati cy 63 43 .33 Pittsburgh cy 52 47 71 Center Congregational Church and by Swanson Pool this from $16 to $20. The aiiditional foods Navy spokesman Lt. Steve Honda said the incident oc Department has probably overshot its target and over Cleveland cy 54 46 .76 Portland Me r .34 31 32 — which include soups, peanut of the tax revenue produced in the the property taxes for general see- civilizalion nourished on remote Indian Ocean islands 56 44 ,78 Portland Ore r 57 44 38 week, according to Department head Robert Harrison. reduced Vermont’s deer herd, but the mistake can be Columbu.*^ c'v butter, tuna and canned vegetables Buckland area would go to the vices; the town does. .'i,5IKI years ago. curred 40 miles west of the Subic Bay Naval Base, M Dallas f 64 44 Providence r 42 40 .75 Decorations are scheduled to be put up on the municipal miles northwest of Manila, during routine operations in rectified by a temporary prohibition on the hunting of Denver jk* 56 26 Richmond cy 43 42 59 About 64 percent of the world’s Heyerdahl, best known for leading the 1947 Kon-Tiki Des Moines pc 36 35 03 St. U)Uis pc 49 39 03 building later this week, joining the giant candle already up on the South China Sea. antlerless deer, says Fish & Game Commissioner Gary 48 42 66 44 37 02 population lives in Asia with only I'xpedition. said on his return to Sri Lanka this week he Detroit cy Salt Lake Citysh about 8.4 percent in North America. Lincoln Center. discovered a limestone temple to the Sun God on one of Honda said the weather was clear at Subic but he did Moore. Duluth ( 31 13 San Diego pc’ 68 60 .12 He said Sunday the department is likely to recom El Paso pc 61 47 San Francisco r SB 56 .48’ the many still-unexplored islands in the Maldives not know the exact condition at sea. Hartford r 39 34 •K San Juan sh M 74 .45 .ircbipelago "Material damage is still being assessed but both mend that no hunting of antlerless deer be allowed next .Helena pc 43 21 Seattle sh 51 43 40 ships remain operational,” Honda said. No other ships year and possibly the following year, or propose a Honolulu sy 64 73 Spokane sh 42 31 22 The temple rose above the tropical landscape on the Houston f 65 56 Svracuse r 43 35 southern tip of the island, the 68-year-old Norwegian were involved in the accident which was being in moratorium that encompasses most of the state. Indianapolis cy 58 39 .05 Tampa pc 81 68 ...' Coalition on aging schedules forum 35 said vestigated. But he said he would oppose initiatives to return con Jackson Mss. sy 65 40 .02 Tulsa sy 51 trol of the deer herd to the Legislature — or require Jacksonville p< 80 66 Washington cy 43 42 IX The interior had been filled with coral rubble to a Kansas Cilv, sy 37 34 fi5 Wichita sy 42 30 homes, taxation, crime, transporta height ot 40-50 feet and resembled a stepped pyramid legislative approval of future antlerless deer hunting — Manchester residents who want to vite anyone who cannot attend, but TMPU-ll-TMVa Union rejects offer as have been proposed by some angry hunters and at recommend legislation in behalf of has suggestions, to phone him. tion, and administrative implemen istronomically oriented toward the sun. tation. The public is invited without i)n the south wall, Heyerdahl found a ceremonial BOSTON (UPI) — The Boston Typographical Union least one lawmaker. the aging will have the chance to do Rubin said that for the first time presents " I think the department has to stand up and say we so Thursday when the Connecticut the forum is being held before the charge. Coffee and tea will be ramp similar to those seen in ancient Mesopotamia. rejected a contract offer including drastic manning cuts available. Examples of ancient hieroglyphics found near the from publisher Rupert Murdoch, who offered to goofed with our estimate, we have a lower number (of Coaiitlon on Aging hoids its annual legislative session. This means, he temple site may» show the Maldives were inhabited by purchase the financially ailing Boston Herald American ■ deer) than we thought we did,” said Moore. Lottery legislative forum. said, that the coalition will be taking Dr. Rubin said that because the an advanced civilization by 1500 B.C., or 3,500 years ago, only if its 11 unions agree to concessions. “I’m willing to say my department made a mistake, The forum will be in the Hall of the initiative in writing bills social' problems of the elderly have designed to enchance the well-being be .said The Hearst Corp., the tabloid's present owner, said it but I can correct it immediately. Things move awfully the House from 9 a.m. to 2.30 p.m. to be considered in the context of the of the elderly instead of lobbying for Eurther study could reveal a relationship between the will close the paper Dec. 3 if there is no sale. slowly in the Legislature.” Dr. Ben Z. Rubin of 124 Highland whole society, invitations to par Maldives and another great culture, the extinct Indus With Sunday's vote by the typograpers, Murdoch's ■ Vermont’s 16-day gunning season for deer ended Sun St., a member of the coalition, will bills already introduced. Numbers drawn in New 7126. arrange ride pools to the forum. Areas covered at the forum will ticipate in the forum are being Valley civilization that blossomed between 2500 and 1500 representatives have reached tentative agreements day amid indications final deer kill figures will be Rhode Island daily: 0874. BERMUDA England Saturday: Anyone Interested should phone him be housing, income maintenance, extended to interested people of all H (' Heyerdahl said. with three of the unions but three major unions have significantly lower than the 1981 harvest. Vermont daily: 965. Connecticut daily: 252. at 646-3067. Rubin said be would in home care, adult day care, nursing . ages. Heyerdahl has spent his professional life attempting rejected contract offers. In 1981, 8,369 buck were harvested in the state. Moore Massachusetts daily: 6 9 said the most recent figures on the 1982 season were Maine daily: 892. to prove often at great personal risk — that ancient Murdoch wants to trim the newspaper's costs by $7 New Hampshire daily: 4406. The Affordable Getaway*’ cultures could have traveled great distances and im million per yeafj The Herald has been losing $1 million compiled last Wednesday, and showed the buck-kill was planted themselves in seemingly unreachable regions. per month this year. down by about 44 percent. Dairy HARTFORD RD. DAIRY QUEEN New Edition of FEATURES: Almanac Queen HOUY HOmE QUSSEt F eopletalk FREE (Holly & Robby) ir Round trip Jet transportation via DELTA AIRLINES batwaan Hartford Today is Monday. Nov. 29, the 333rd day of 1982 with 32 b r a v e r Lady in the bath to follow. and Bermuda. The moon is moving toward its full phase. British actress Maria Aitken says popular writer EVERYDAY The morning stars are Saturn and Jupiter. •k Five days/four nights at tha luxurious Lady Antonia Fraser was taking a bath when she The evening stars are Mercury, Venus and Mars. first met her. Those born on this date are under the sign of Sagit \ SPECIALS ELBOW BEACH HOTEL. Miss Aitken arrived an hour early for a debs’ ball m tarius. and "the butler thought I was Lady Antonia’s sister American author Louisa May Alcott was born Nov. 29, k Breakfast and dinner dally at tha and showed me into the bathroom. Antonia was in the bath — so our first meeting was rather in 1832. hotel. On this date in history: tim ate" In 1890, the first Army-Navy football game was That was 20 years ago, when Miss Aitken was a VntliB 9m pr nCliBill! k Transfers batwaan tha airport and tha 17-year-old Oxford undergraduate. She now is played. The Middies won, 24-0. In 1929, Lt-Cmdr. Richard Byrd and three crewmen French Fires > hotel. starring as a TV reporter in Lady Antonia’s three- IfipM HTIir 9 part "Cjuiet as a Nun,” to be aired in PBS's became the first people to fly over the South Pole. « In 1963, President Lyndon Johnson appointed the ^Seft Drink "Mystery " series starting Dec. 21. Sipir Dig;.. Warren Commission to investigate the assassination of (kiglaae) FREE WITH ANY FULL A All tips and taxas at tha hotel In President John Kennedy. S SL SenDie MEAL DEAL cluding Bermuda Departure tax B How to make love? In 1981, actress Natalie Wood was found dead in the n$h S«Mcli energy surcharge. water and a medical examiner ruled she drowned by ac Michael Morgenstern, 39-year-old author of the cident while leaving a yacht. best selling "How to Make Love to a Woman.” and C A K E S FOR ALL OCCASIONS n 't llw b«M tMng to happan to k AAA Cocktail party. who pleaded guilty recently to slugging a former A thought for the day: American writer Henry Davis oafca ahioa oaka. 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Cll, No. 6P BANAIU SPLir ililjiilAL 18 Departures Thru March 28th in the side of his head when someone in the 51,000- SREAT SANE OVEAWAY member audience at the Son Devil Stadium in Santa Claus joins actresses Ann Jllllan Annual Hollywood Christmas Parade. Pubdthad dally axcapt Sunday Suggaatad carriar rataa ara Come In And Reglatar Tempe, Ariz., threw a beer bottle at him and and cartain holldaya by the $1.20 weakly. $5.12 lor one (left) and BarbI Benton Sunday when the More than 500,000 people lined Mancheatar Publlahlng Co., 18 month. $15.35 lor thraa montha, IC knocked him unconscious. for FREi CAKE. 1 CAKE To Hollywood Chamber of Commerce Hollywood and Sunset boulevards to view Bralnard Placa, Mancheatar, $30.70 lor alx montha and $61.40 Cougar, who was taking part in a Who concert, Conn. 08040. Sacond claaafilor one year. Mall rataa ara Se Qlven Away Weekly. got a big hand when he returned to the stage 20 opened the Christmas season with Its SIst the event. postage paid at Manchaatsr. available on raquaat. r rag. *1.15 minutes later wearing a hard-hat and singing “Hurt Conn. POSTMASTER: Sand ad dress changaa to the Mancheatar To plaoa a claaaUlad or display So Good.” in fact, die. That leads me to believe that we now Ellen Burstyn also Is in Broadway previews. In tlarald, P.O. Box 891, advartlsamant, or to report a have a compelling new idea that outer space may “84 Charing Cross Road,” which opens Dec. 5 at the Mancheatar. Conn. ()B040. news Ham, atory or. plolure Mas, rpBTE W b u ti offer us a real hope instead of fear.” Nederlander Theater ... call 8432711. OHIoa hours ara Quote of the day Egyptian President Hosnl Mubarak will visit In 'To aubscriba, or to raport a 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday Y i T6 n AM-11 i i P PM dsllvary. problam, call 847-9048. Hirough Friday. Robin Williams, who will host the Dec. 14 CBS TV Glimpses dia for the first time Tuesday for discussions with Onica hours ara 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 . .7S«leaD Prime Minister Indira Gandhi ... p.m. Monday through Friday and Tjia Manchaalsr Harald Is a 132 Family Size Waahera... 391 BROAD Sf::------^U«ANCHESTER| special "E.T. and Friends:” ”I remember how in 7 to 10 a.m. Saturday. Dsllvary aubMrlbsr to Unllsd Press Inter, credibly I was moved when I saw the film (‘E.T.’). Angela Lansbury started previews Friday for her New Japanese Prime Minister Yasuhiro 4 Super SIza Waahera.... .•1.50 load Nakasone will visit the United States in January for mould be made by 8 p.m. Mon- naSonal news sarvlosa and la i But what really touched me was a big, burly man latest Broadway musical, ”A Little Family lay through Friday and by 7:30 member ol the AudH Suraau 01 Mankele • Sleeping Beige e nuNt.il CRLL MOW 646-7096 near me who shouted at the screen, ‘Don’t die, don’t Business,” which opens Dec. 15 at the Martin Beck talks with President Reagan on defense and trade a.m. Saturday. Clroqlatlont, lelSMInutaa...... die!’ during the poignant scene in which E.T. does. Theater ... MANCHESTER HERALD, Mon., Nov. 29, 1982 - 5 t + MANCHESTER HERALD. Mon., Nov. 29, 1982 hibliday deaths 11 Violent rampage Colorful church approach 400 in anti-KKK protest draws'fire By United Press International stuns D.C. police LITCHFIELD (UPI) - In a town Freezing rain and snow turned highway travel into a where quaint colonial homes and nightmare in the northern half of the nation as people WASHINGTON (UPI) - Police The Klansmen held a peaceful ral neat, white churches with steeples returned home from the long Thanksgiving holiday say they were stunned that their ly at Lafayette Square, protesting are the norm, townfolk have not weekend, pushing the nation’s traffic death toll to nearly secret plan to keep apart the Ku legislations that would give amnesty taken kindly to a colorful paint job 400. Klux Klan and demonstrators to millions of illegal aliens, and then given one house of worship. By early today, 393 people had been killed in traffic erupted into a violent rampage by left the city under police escort. Some residents of the accidents, a UPI count showed. The holiday began at 6 anti-Klan protesters. They were gone before antiKlan northwestern community of 7,600 p.m. local time Wednesday and ended at midnight Sun “ We just assumed that if we demonstrators realized that the say their senses, and pride have day. avoided a confrontation beteeen the march had been canceled and rally been assaulted by lively colors California led the nation with 45 deaths. Florida Klan and the demonstrators, we held. awash on the United Methodist reported 28 and New York 22. Michigan had 20 traffic would avoid violence,” Lt. Hiram As the word spread, the violence Church of Litchfield. deaths, Tennessee 17; Texas and Ohio each had 16. Brewton, a police spokesman, said began. “Let one person paint their house Alabama and North Carolina reported 15 deaths each; Sunday. “We were wrong.” "They (protesters) were red and see what happens. There Louisiana and Massachusetts 14 apiece; Illinois and A rock and bottle throwing distur frustrated and took out their would be a warrant out for their Pennsylvania had 13; Georgia 12, and Indiana and Kan bance, during which a police car emotions on police,” Chief Turner m arrest,” Louise Ferrebee, a real es sas 11. was overturned and several stores said. “They did not see any .Klan, UPI photo tate agent, said about the feeling Tiie National Safety Council estimated between 420 were vandalized and looted, broke couldn’t confront the Klan, so they around town. and 520 people would die in traffic accidents during the out Saturday after police averted a took it out on police.” BLINDFOLDED "STAY THE COURSE" GROUP LEADS THE WAY The congregation at United four-day weekend. It estimated another 18,000 to 23,000 showdown between Klansmen and Said Turner, “We knew there was . . . 40,000 watch the sixth occasional Doo Dah parade Methodist Church decided to spruce people would suffer disabling injuries. hundreds of antl-Klan a possibility they might get angry up their small meeting place after The highway toll Thanksgiving weekend one year ago demonstrators. (at being duped) but we did not think fire damaged the structure. was 442 people killed and 19,200 seriously injured. Thirty-eight people were arrested it would turn violent.” Workers gave the church a facelift Icy road conditions were blamed for at least nine of on charges ranging from disorderly He blamed “opportunists” and that included gold paint, deeper gold the deaths. * conduct to assaulting a metro tran “misfits” (or the violence, which he Hup, two, three, seven: trim, dark blue window sashes and Six-year-old Heather Woods and her 9-year-old sister sit officer. Twelve policemen and called “blind senseless rage.” brown and yellow bands on the black Erin were delivering Girl Scout Christmas candles and seven civilians suffered minor in Delegate Walter Fauntroy, the roof. calendars in Pembroke, Mass., Sunday when a car juries. city’s non-voting member of The Rev. Janna T. Steed, who is ' driven by a 17-year-old youth, allegedly drunk at the It was the worst disturbance in the Congress, called for a “coalition of Doo Dah madness strikes pastor of the church, said he knew time, veered off the road and struck both girls. city since the anti-war conscience” Sunday among blacks the paint job would create a stir, but Heather died in the crash and Erin remained in demonstrations of the early 1970s. and whites to "overcome the added, “Wfe wanted to be ourselves. critical but stable condition Sunday night at Jordan Boarded storefronts Sunday were propaganda advantages” scored by PASADENA, Calif. (UPI) - We asked ourselves who we were as Hospital in Plymouth. The driver was charged with reminiscent of the aftermath of 1968 the Klan. Everyone was basically out of step a church and what kind of statement operating a car under the influence of alcohol. riot following the assassination of Fauntroy told a news conference, at the Sixth Occasional Doo Dah do we want to make to the town.” Otis Jackson, 10, died at New Orleans’ Charity Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. “They (the KKK) got what they Parade — the Cancerettes smoked Litchfield residents heard the Hospital a short time after his bike was struck by a city SSiSates^mism* Regardless, police said they were wanted, pictures all over the world cigarettes, the nudists wore clothes message and reaction was swift. A truck, officials said. Another young bicyclist also hit by UPI photo UPI photo satisfied they did the right thing in of D.C. black young people throwing and the Dull Mens Club marched leader in Steed’s own church com the truck was not hurt. busing a dozen Klansmen through rocks and overturning vehicles.” with its leaf blowers. plained all churches in Litchfield, In Des Allemands, La., a collision involving two cars AIR FORCE AMBULANCE LEAVES TEST SILO MX MISSILE ENGINE P 1/ACED^N POSITION back streets rather than have them Sunday, merchants hit by the But the 40,0(X) spectators along and other buildings as well, should and a truck left one man dead and 10 people injured, two . . . file photo re le l^id d by the Al;lr-F5rce . . . four killed when solid fuel exploded march past where thousands of violence swept their stores clean of Colorado Boulevard loved it. remain white. critically. smashed glass. Peter Apanel, organizer of the “I’m a native Litchfieldian and I In Florida a father and his son were killed, and a angry protesters were waiting. ‘"nie situation would have been “They got nine of tvfelve windows. parade who says the event somehow think churches should be white,” daughter critically injured, when they were struck They cost about a thousand (dollars) “has a life of its own,” pointed out Dorothy French, a lay leader, said. broadside by a car that ran a red light. The wife was much worse if we had allowed the march down Constitution Avqnue,” apiece. There was no insurance,” Sunday that none of the floats had a Mrs. Ferrebee said she still can’t also hospitalized with back injuries. Police said the said Elddie Sholl, manager of Sholl’s single flower. It’s a Doo Dah rule. believe the color change. “I don’t, family was on their way to church at the time. said Police Chief M aurice T. Recovery effort flowed in MX fire Turner. New Cafeteria. The most popular group was the know what the church was thinking An unidentified 5-year-old boy was killed and 20-member Precision Briefcase of with that roof,” she said. numerous motorists were injured in a 25-car pileup on Drill Team, the oldest entry in the by contractors for the Air Force. But the strongest protest came the New York State Thruway near Little Falls. State TULLAHOMA, Tenn. (UPI) — Three day near a platform 70 feet above the layman’s terms was that It was like a yearly spoof of the famous Tourna from Litchfield Borough Burgess police said the massive pileup was caused by ice. rescue workers wearing asbestos suits' floor of the structure. Fourth of July sparkler,” he said. ”We The J-4 cell is capable of simulating Indians move slowly ment of Roses parade. high altitude during the firing of a Robert Doyle Finan, who took one Freezing rain and sleet glazed Iowa roads and con and air tanks searched the burned un “They have not mentioned any t)Ed-a-^assive amount of fuel that went The Dull Mens Club from Newport look at the church, shook his head tributed to at least three traffic deaths, besides derground shaft of an MX missile testing sightings of fuel or bodies in any of their mf like a big sparkler that set off a great rocket. Beach fussed with litter and leaves Johnson said the accident would not and suggested the town pass an or triggering a rash of pileups on Waterloo bridges that in cell today but saw no remains of four communications,” said Bob Zimmer- deal of heat and fire.” toward independence by blowing them to the side along dinance to control the color schemes volved a total of .36 cars and 22 injuries. One accident men who died in a rocket fuel explosion. inan, spokesman for Pan Am World Ser Three of the dead were identified as delay the MX missile program. the route. ’Their wives marched The workers killed in Saturday’s fire of buildings. alone involved 16 cars. vices, the civilian contractor at the Dona J. Roy Jr., 57, Murray L. Tauschey, along with them, throwing out Finan complained nobody in town Authorities were proceeding cautious were recovering fuel that had dropped to By United Press International the govenment’s hands two years Freezing rain covered southern Minnesota Sunday center. 49, and Arthur ’Totten, 48, all employees leaves so the dullards would have took his proposal seriously, and now ly in attempts to reenter the cell because the bottom of the structure Nov. 17 when ago when the U.S. Interior Depart afternoon and sent motorists sliding into ditches. ’The of Aerojet General Corp. and all from Members of the Passamaquoddy something to do. . says he “doesn’t want to talk about they feared more fuel remained hidden The victims were recovering 30,000 a casing housing the fuel ruptured during ment agreed to temporarily look state patrol closed Interstate 35W from just south of the Sacramento, Calif., area. and Penobscot Indian tribes are The blindfolded “Stay the Course” the church or color anymore.” under the water used to extinguish the pounds of the rubbery rocket fuel from testing of a Stage 2 rocket motor. after their tax-free $27 million trust Minneapolis to the Iowa border because of severe icing. The fourth victim, an employee of proceeding slowly toward financial group wearing President Reagan fire, test cell J-4 when the fuel ignited Satur Johnson said the motor, housed in an fund and $54.5 million land fund. Sverdrup Technology Inc., independence as a few begin masks performed an uncoordinated UPI photo Sgt. John Blackburn, an Air Force day. The cause of the fire was not known. headquartered in St. Louis, was not im 85-foot high siloshaped structure perched ’That move would increase the More than 800 species of fish make spokesman at the Arnold Engineering Sixteen people attempting to put out businesses with money received tribes’ control over their own future drill with a ballet dancer represen mediately identified. over the shaft, was loaded with 55,000 from the 1981 Indian Land Claims ting his son Ron in a tutu doing "TEXAS CHAINSAW MASSACRE DROOL TEAM" the Gulf of California one of North Development Center, said authorities the fire suffered smoke inhalation. One “They did not have a chance,” Johnson pounds of fuel. Workmen began as well as their rate of return, now America’s richest fishing grounds. Four die, 45 hurt Settlement, Maine officials say. deriving largely from safe but low- pirouettes. . . . charade was all It was promised to be A did not know how long the rescue man remained hospitalized. said. removing the fuel on Nov. 22 and had Despite the $27 million trust fund The local nudist club showed up operations would take. Brig. Gen. Kenneth A. Johnson, base The AEDC is a testing site for most removed 20,000 pounds before Saturday. yielding Treasury notes and cer the government has invested for the with clothes on, holding placards A technician and two firefighters, commander at the center, described the U.S. aerospace systems developed over “It was a very delicate operation,” tificates of deposit. wearing protective asbestos suits, were fire as an “instantaneous flash.” tribes, quarterly dividends are low saying, “Nudes Don’t Shoot Cops” in state accidents the past 25 years, including the F-15, F-16 Johnson said. "We took extensive safety — less than $300 per person. Poverty But for individual Indians in both gingerly lowered into the shaft late Sun “The only way I could put it in and Minuteman systems. It is operated precautions.” and “ Have a Nude Day.” and high unemployment still tribes, the trust fund dividends ’There was the “Texas Chainsaw By United Press International dominate the Penobscot Nation’s In mean little more than $1,0(XI a year Massacre Drool Team” wearing dian Island reservation at Old Town in tax-free income. bloody aprons, the Budweiser Preci A woman playing “good Samaritan” and three others U.S. representatives disappointed and the Passamaquoddy ’Tribe’s two “Some save it, some buy things sion Handtruck Team doing a died and 45 were injured in traffic accidents on Connec- reservations — Pleasant Point at they couldn’t otherwise afford routine with cases of beer, and the ' ticut highways before the Thanksgiving holiday Perry and Indian Township at such as appliances and furniture and Northridge Kiwanis wearing weekend ended early today in fog and rain. . Princeton, officials said Sunday. some invest it,” said Penobscot Richard Nixon masks with placards BENSON & HEDGES State police said Sunday they had investigated 221 ac ’The tribal members are preparing Gov. Timothy Love. “Like everyone saying, ■ “ Blow the Whistle on cidents and made 927 motor vehicle arrests — including to take over investments they left in else, we need more money.” 648 for speeding and nine for driving while under the in Thin free-trade plan adopted Crime.” fluence. Warnings were issued to 237 motorists. Three people died in separate accidents within miles GENEVA, Switzerland (UPI) — World Remarking on warnings that U.S. DISCOVER lEANS PLUS LOW, LOW PRICES! of one another on Intestate 91. trading nations today eked out a diluted senators will seek relatiatory legislation Bella Furmin, 45, of Lynn, Mass., died at 8;45 p.m. pledge to “reduce trade frictions and if other nations maintain barriers Sunday when she and another woman were struck by a overcome” protectionism in a drawn-out against U.S. goods, Jobert snapped, car in the northbound lane of the interstate near exit 17 conference that disappointed U.S. ‘”The U.S. Congress is not the center of in Meriden. representatives. the world.” Caroline Arria, 21. no address available, was critical “I don’t think (the U.S.) Congress will Brock privately warned the Europeans in Yale-New Haven Hospital. be happy” with the watered-down agree that their outright refusal to even dis-. « Police said Mrs. Furmin was riding in a car driven by ment, said U.S. trade representative cuss the question of Common Market her husband Yura. It was forced onto the shoulder after William E. Brock, who met stiff Euro farm export subsidies may result in a collision with another car driven by Kathy Steinbrum. pean resistance to binding free-trade Congress ordering the massive U.S. Ms. Arria was a passenger in Ms. Steinbrum’s car. commitments. dairy surpluses dumped on world Mrs. Furmin ran onto the highway to warn the two The 17-page document was adopted in markets. young women to switch on their emergency flashers and a middle of the night session by the 88 He said, however, he hopes progress get off the road. Mrs. Furmin and Ms. Arria were struck member states of the General Agree can be made in bilateral talks next by Edgar Fagerberg while trying to cross the road. ment on Tariffs and Trade (GA’TT), en month on U.S.-Common Market “ It was foggy and rainy and he never saw them,” ding a meeting extended two days in a differences. police said. No charges were filed. desperate bid to achieve some progress. Canadian Foreign Minister Allan J A fiery crash near Interstate 91 exit 13 in Wallingford Immediately after the close, a string MacElachen; the conference chairman, killed an unidentified man around 2:45 a m. Sunday. of nations led by the 10-nation European — so tired his voice was barely audible— Pplice said his Volkswagen Beetle was hit head-on by a Common Market formally announced conceded that hopes were set too high, car driving in the wrong direction and burst into flames reservations on various sections of the saying, “We tried to bite off too much.” with the driver trapped inside. An autopsy was compromise document, particularly While the United States and others scheduled today. those relating to agriculture. WILLIAM E. BROCK ALLAN d. MacEACHEN criticized the European Community for BENSON 8 HEDGES Under the agreement, GATT members Police charged the other driver, Douglas Vancour, 29, . . . U.S. representative . . . conference chairman giving little if anything of substance, the of Forestville, with misconduct with a motor vehicle. agreed “to reduce trade frictions and United States also was criticized for ioo« Vancour was released on $650 cash bond, pending an overcome protectionist pressures.” demanding too much. appearance Dec. 21 in Meriden Superior Court. , But the trade ministers failed to agree Brock, like other delegates exhausted ’The United States, Brock said, sees "a “’The Americans should have known State police said it could take two weeks to identify on any measures to enforce the special and drawn from the five-and-a-half days link between political pledges and that concrete measures at this time of Connecticut’s first holiday fatality — a Washington, effort to reduce protectionism. ’The and nights of almost non-stop negotia measures to enforce those pledges.” economic difficulty were not only im D.C. motorcyclist killed ’Thanksgiving Day when a car statement merely said,J‘best efforts will tion, said there had been “a strong and French Foreign ’Trade Minister Michel possible and demanding them would struck him from behind in the northbound lane of be deployed to avoid taking or main obvious desire to move ahead. Yet Jobert called the conference “inoppor create problems,” a Brazilian delegate Interstate 91 in Wallingford. taining such measures.” Success was only partial,” he said. tune and useless.” said. Police said they were unable to identify the dead man and had sent his fingerprints to the FBI in Washington. The fourth victim was Peter Bloomer, 18, of Economic policy hit Greenwich. He was by a truck Saturday while riding his ______^— bicycle on a Greenwich street about 1 p.m. No charges were filed against William Phillips, 34, of Brookfield, the truck driver who attempted to avoid him. New Haven police said Grier Torrence, a 27-year-old Reagan is blamed for crisis artist, was critical in Yale-New Haven Hospital Sunday after he shocked downtown shoppers Saturday when he fell or leaped from a fourth-story window in an office building. NEW YORK (UPI) - The global the risk of snowballing crises which decline, a |600 billion Third World debt, sanctions against the Sovlet-Ehiropean Torrenct, who has a studio in the building at Church economic crisis is expanding and can could overwhelm the best efforts of financial trouble in virtually every Latin natural gas pipeline as damaging to and Chapel Streets, was still conscious when admitted largely be blamed on the “progressive political leaders increased yet again,” American nation and w id^read cor NATO but othvwlse impotent. to the hospital, police said. failure” of Reagan administration the report's editor, William H. Overholt, porate failures damaged confidmce in Hie only note of optimism came on Police said 'Torrence either slipped from a window policy,, a Columbia University research concluded. financial markets and “pessimism In President Reagan’s Middle East peace < Only 6 mg yet rich emxigh to be called deluxe. ledge or jumped from an open window in the old Liggett group .concluded today. “A central element ot the Western creased.” initiative, described as potentially bis Regular and Menthol. Building. In a gloomy assessment of world af crisis was the progressive failure of the The report singled out “remarkably “great achievement” abroad. fairs, the group called the latter half of Reagan administration’s domestic and high” interest rates, notably in the 1982 a time of “disorder and loss of con foreign programs,” he wrote. “Reagan United States, and called growing relnc- Open a box today. Kennedy takes a step trol” and sharply criticized U.S. in repeatedly promised that tax cuts, social tance of Western commercial banks to Sunbelt leads itiatives in both domestic and foreign spending cuts, business deregulation, lend to developing nations “the most BOSTON (UPI) - Sen. Edward Kennedy, D-Mass., arenas. , tight money and heightened military troubling a^iect of the world outlook.” In liquor use has created a “national presidential exploratory com ’The authoritative “Global Political spending would rejuvenate the economy. The report does not absolve developing WASHINGTON (UPI) - The 14 mittee,” taking a step toward a 1964 run for the Assessment” — released twice a year by "Instead, huge budget deficits nations, saying debt problems in nations Columbia University’s Research produced high interest rates and a deq> Sunbelt states represent about 39 percent presidency, it was reported today. such as Brasil and Mexico “are In of the population and account for two- ’The Boston Herald’ American said Robert Farmer of Institute for International Change, recession.” ^ „ varying degrees caused by domestic The reiMrt, covering April-October thirds of the gain in liquor consumption Brookline, who served as fund-raiser for Independent whose consultants include scholars from policies.” But it characterizes U.S. of in the United States rince 1970. top world forums — warned that persis 1M2, said the Persian Gulf war and the presidential candidate John Anderson in his 1980 run, ficials as having been "alow” to address These findings are from the October Warning: The Surgeon General. Has Oetormined confirmed he was picked as the committee’s treasurer. tent recession and high interest rates in Israeli invasion of Lebanon made the the need for pump-priming in capital- industrialized countries and crushing Middle East the world’s “most explosive lasoe of the Wines and Spirits Maiiwting That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. "I think you’ll find the Senator is taiking to his famiiy starved countries. Bulletin, an analysis of Industry trends debt in the developing world may force arena” but cited economic crisis as the 6 mg ” tar,” 0.6 mg nicotine av. par cigarene, by FTC method. this weekend (at Cape CoA) about the next step” — 'The report also lashed U.S. foreign published six times yearly by U.S. News “long lasting changes” in some nations. period’s “most important event.” , policy in OilM, Argentina, jSoiiUi Africa whether and when to mount an active campaign. and World Report's-advertising depart Fanner told the Herald late Sunday. “In both economics and global politics, He wrote that a surprising world trade and Bi Salvador ^ sooted the ill-fatod ment. 6 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Mon., Nov. 29, 1982 MANCHESTER HERALD. Mon., Nov. 29, 1982 - 7 Richard M. Diamond, Publisher Dan Fitts, Editor' o p m iO N Alex Qirelll, City Editor Transition power Pitney plans foreign tour
SOMERS (U P I) — It has been a while since Gene more tim e with his fam ily and pursue other in Pitney was called the “ Rockville Rocket” and the terests such as real estate and stock-market in under way at Capitol entertainer says he spends most of hi8 time in rural vestments. J a c k Somers, not far from- his hometown of Rockville. Pitney married his childhood sweeheart, Lynne, Pitney, known in the early days of rock and roll in 1967, and they have three sons — Todd, Chris and A n d e r s o n for crooning such songs as “ Town Without P ity,” A new shape for town government By Mark A. Dupuis ' fice will take In the coming years. AND, LIKE O’NEILL, Lieber 4-vear-old David. “ The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance,” and “ Half Washington man and Mrs. Tashjian are making United Press International rtNE OF THE FIRST newly Heaven, Half Heartache,” said he still likes to per He said his sons do not have a sense of his role in appointments. The chief jobs each 1960s pop music, “ but every once in a while they’d away from its storage space. Msrry-Oo-Round elected officials to outline transition form and w ill tour England, Australia and Ger When you enter Lincoln Center — other things being more or less HARTFORD (UPI) - Chairs, must fill are their deputies. plans was Joseph Lieberman of New many early next year. come home from school and say, ‘Did you really at the south entrance, you climb equal — just as it does for any In general, however, the desks, other furniture and a rolled- ’The process of transition, which Haven, a former Democratic Senate He cut back on performing in the 1970s to spend play with the Rolling Stones?” ’ some steps and look down a cor other operation. changes will put most offices uip carpet sat in the hallway outside keeps the rumor mills at the Capitol leader elected on Nov. 2 to succeed where they should be In relation Gov. William O’N eill’s office on the and state offices alive with specula ridor at a blank wall of cement outgoing Attorney General Carl R. Manchester CHANGES AT an ap to one another and put almost all second floor of the Capitol, a tion as to who is staying, coming or blocks. Ajello. proximate cost of $222,400 are physical reflection of what was going, isn’t limited to the executive When you enter at the north of them within easy public Earlier this month, Lieberman Spotlight being discussed now. Two A feud going on politically inside. branch of government. door, you climb some steps and access. appointed a transition team of three meetings on them are scheduled While campaigning for his first Last week. Democratic leaders in look directly into a cement block attorneys to work in Hartford and By Alex Girelli — City Editor in the next two weeks. The final S T R A N G E L Y , if things go as full term, O’Neill said he planned to th e Senate announced their wall with a hole in it. The hole is advise him on the powers, structure decision is up to the directors. planned, down the line in Phase have work done to his office, where leadership lineup for the next RITE AID FOR over and caseload of the attorney covered with a piece of plywood. the plaster was cracking and the Legislature, giving all but one of the Even if all the changes are Six of the plan, the Town Clerk’s general’s office. From neither direction is the paint fading, after the election was party’s 23 senators a committee carried out in the gam e of office will return to the situation “ It’s important for me to hit the sight very appealing. over. chairmanship or leadership job that musical offices that the it was in many years ago. It will ground running when I take office in meeting rooms in the building Directors are quite properly con the pork No major repainting or work of ALL YOUR The structure, stuck in the carries extra pay. early January,” he said in announ accessible to those who cannot vinced the town is obligated to do municipal government has been have use of its present vault on the like had been done in the gover middle of what was a spacious, cing the appointments. climb stairs. playing for years, the situation the first floor of the Municipal nor’s office since O’Neill moved in The most notable change among AID airy, hallway, blocks light and so and will profit from accom The benefit is obviously well modating all citizens who want to will hardly be perfect. Building and o f the vault directly WASHINGTON - Rep. Dan and took over when cancer forced Lieberman also plans to name a the Democratic Senate leadership CHRISTMAS obscures the view of office doors. Rostenkowski, D-III., the big, bluff was removal of Sen. Thom Serrani worth the esthetic cost. participate in government. In order to save the cost of below it. the late Ella Grasso to step down as blue-ribbon commission next month It s^m s strangely out of place chairman of the House Ways and to study possible changes in the at of Stamford as co-chairman of the The changes being made and building a new vault, the Probate Back in pre-microfilm days governor on Dec. 31, 1980. in the building, which now has a \(;K()SS TIIK way, the Means (Committee, was a protege of torney general’s office and had Transportation Committee, though those being planned in the Court w ill probably be moved out when the documents filed were With a successful election now rather elegant "blue room.” the Municipal Building is also attended a three-day seminar in other changes were made to reflect NEEDS! of the Municipal Building into the the late Mayor Richard Daley, and behind him, O’Neill is putting his municipal offices have been recorded in heavy, large books, changes resulting from the elec town government's principal scheduled to have an elevator, he plays politics in the hardball style mark on the office in physical Arizona for new state attorneys going on for many years as more Hall of Records across the room in the main vault began to hearing room, and the equally from its first to its second floor. terms, and at the same time, in general. tions. services are added to govern street. But it would have to keep disappear. It was a technological of Chicagoland. “ He’s like a elegant “ gold room, " a smaller Coupled with the ramp at the political and personnel terms as vault space in the Municipal change that staved o ff the need bulldozer when it comes to FO R T H E O T H E R newly elected ON THE REPUBLICAN side in meeting room. ment functions. well. rear of the building, it will make bargaining,” one Capitol Hill statewide “ underticket” official, the Senate, the chain of command Those changes are not likely to Building for its inactive files. for more space. The books got Kven when those blank walls other offices accessible to the W ITH THE W O RK crews Julie T^shjian of Windsor, the move and the people holding down staff be hailed as great advantages by The General Services office much smaller, saving space and- observer notes. are decorated somehow, they handicapped. moving about and furniture huddled into the secretary of the state’s of positions are in transition as a result most citizens. A better location would move from its windowless easing the strain on the biceps of But Big Dan has apparently met will not be an architectural gem. in the hallway, O’Neill is among the fice hasn’t involved a transition of a change in the party’s Senate for the General Services office quarters in the basement of the title-searchers. his match in Rep. James Howard, Some citizens have said public more visible of the state’s political team or trip out of state. leader. But now the vault is sometimes D-N.J., the diminutive, mild- \ . But they house an elevator ly that the town should avoid the can't compete with vacuum leaf Municipal Bundin'^ to the second leaders going about their transition Mrs. Tashjian, who has worked mannered chairman of the Public shaft, and the elevator in that cost of equipping its building for pickup for popular appeal. But an floor close to the Finance crowded. You can’t always find a into power. more than a decade at the Capitol on Sen. Philip Robertson, R- Works Committee. Howard’s clout shaft will make many of the of the handicapped, but the ad efficient workplace for govern Department, to which its work is space for your briefcase and your So far, the Democratic governor the Democratic legislative staff, Cheshire, ousted Sen. George comes, not from physical size or fices of town government and the ministration and the Board of ment increases its effectiveness related. But it would be moved elbows at the' same table. has accepted resignations from at said she has been meeting with out Gunther, R-Stratford, as minority personality, but from his position as least six top officials in state going Secretary of the State Maura Header and subsequently changed a custodian of the pork barrel. He can government, including four com L. Melley to work on the transition good deal of the rest of the GOP do a lot more favors for his missioners who were appointed by ' of power,. leadership lineup. V /i LB. colleagues than the head of the tax his predecessor. “ It’s progressing smoothly,” said The transition of power on the Sin In Manchester legislative side of government will writing committee can. O’Neill asked for pro-forma Mrs. Tashjian, who said she was GROUP PHOTO OF THE MIAMI DaPUlMS WHO continue this week when House The two antagonists are currently resignations from 134 political learning about the work of the secretary of the state’s office as chairmen of legislative committees locked in battle over that perennial pointees so he could go through the OPP08EP THE FOOTBALL STRIKE process of deciding who would go well as getting to know its Staff and are expected to be announced. congressional question: Whose com and who would stay on during his goals. The House transition began Democrats now mittee w ill have control over the Mrs. Tashjian said she was map earlier this month when Rep. Irving S im SB first elected term. expenditure of public funds? In this Though most publicity has gone to ping out her goals as secretary of Stolberg, D-New Haven, was chosen B A6 OF 25 SPRAY COLOGNE ■ particular case, the jurisdictional the transition in the governor’s ad the state and had several areas in by majority Democrats to succeed S fK K -O N ' 3 OZ.AND 1 House Speaker Ernest Abate, D- taking notice hassle is over the Highway ’Trust ministration and cabinet, O’Neill is mind, including voter education, as BATH POWDER J Fund, which provides the federal not the only state official in the priorities over her next four years in Stamford, who gave up the job for BOWS SHAKER lOZ ^ N0.337B. an unsuccessful run for governor. ASSOSTID COIOSS share of highway and mass-transit ' midst of deciding what course his of office. If imitation is the sincerest same proportions as projects. form of flattery, Republican Republicans in this month’s T H E STAKES will go even Town Chairman Curtis M. Smith election. The same thing higher with the anticipated passage happened e a rlie r iri the year in Tax study panel holding could be excused for having a of a new gasoiine tax to finance 5 0 1 swelled head these days. the special 1st Congressional’ public-works programs as a means His successful Democratic District election. In Manchester, of fighting unemployment. But the counterpart, Theodore R. Cum a weak Republican candidate, Rostenkowski-Howard feud will first public forum tonight mings — town chairman for 22 Ann P. Uccello, almost took the have to be settled first. ENGLISH Rostenknowski’s complaint— that years — implied last week that town from an invincible LEATHER Public Works hands out' the money, HARTFORD (U P I) — A special commission studying outlined in a commission report included: Smith’s hard-hitting tactics have Democratic candidate, Barbara while Ways and Means has to do the the way Connecticut raises and spends money will spend • Support of a statut9 ry or constitutional limit on G in S H been effective and he urged his B. Kennelly. state spending, particularly if a personal income tax lEiwMi'r'Lraimiir dirty work of raising it — makes a a week listening to public comment about its town committee to meet the Cummings wisely sees the recommendations to improve the state’s financial were adopted. certain sense from his point of view. COLOGNE threat from the Republicans and health. • Possible reduction in the growth in spending tor threat with a voter registration 2 0Z. AND 49^1 “ Public Works can always report a ’The Bipartisan Commission on State Tax Revenue and Medicaid, aid to municipalities and personnel costs, Sa e te r s h a ve drive. is acting before it’s too late. very attractive bill,” he has been Related Fiscal Policy scheduled its first hearing at 7 • Earmarking a portion of revenues collected from 20Z Twenty-five years ago the How much effect his drive to heard to grouse, “ but when we have p.m. tonight in Waterbury’s John F. Kennedy High the gasoline tax into a special fund that would be used to Republicans controlled the town register 1,000 new Democratic FROM LEFT TO RI(iHT: THE UTt JO U W TOT10ON 5 THE LATE SIDME/ to pay for it, I don’t find anyone . School. Other forums are planned in Stamford, finance highway construction and maintenance government, Cummings voters will have is questionable, home." Norwich, Hartford and New Haven. projects. recalled, and the Democrats because the new breed of voters L. BROKOW8KI1 THE UTE WILUL JOE AMES 5 THE LATE.... Rostenkowski saw his chance for In its preliminary findings, the 28-member commis • Encourage the use of so-called program budgeting, performance audits and better accounting procedures to aggressively took positions on a tends to vote independently, a power grab last summer, when sion concluded further hikes in tax rates at the current time would be “ counterproductive and we recommend impove legislative oversight of state government. PLAYTEX regardless of affiliation. But Howard requested a one-year exten JONTUE wide variety of issues, to put The’ commission was created by a special session of sion of the trust fund. Ways and ho such increases.” DEODORANT pressure on the majority such a drive has an emotional the Legislature late last year to study the state’s SPRAY Means slipped in a provision giving Republicans. impact and keeps the Democrats Commentary H O W E V E R , the commission did identify two options existing tax structure and alternative ways to meet the TAMPONS it the authority to review expen the state could use for increasing revenues, including COLOGNE This tactic, combined with from getting too complacent by state’s spending needs. ditures from the fund. adoption of a revamped tax system. giving them a goal to shoot for. effective voter registration What’s worse. Ways and Means The options would eliminate exemptions under T H E C O M M ISSIO N has estimated the state will face programs, eventually paid off didn’t give Public Works advance existing taxes, such as the sales tax exemption on motor a gap of around $200 million between spending and PKC revenues in the next fiscal year unless some changes are or 28 and the Democrats took control It would be wrong, of course, notice of the power play. When con fuels, meals under $1 and the like, or adopt a com- made to spending or taxing policies. o f town. They’ve h eld th e to conclude that Manchester Dangerous simplicity fronted by angry Public Works staff ■ prehensive tax reform package, including a personal state income tax. Following the five public hearings, the commission is majority for 11 years now, Republicans are ready to aides, the Ways and Means staff ’The tax reform option would appear unlikely to win to meet early next month to develop its final recommen dominating an often splintered replace the Democrats as the disingenuously explained that they ■ approval at least for now, given Gov. W illiam O’N eill’s dations and submit them to the governor and By Jeffrey Barlow U.S. security. And it is such hard There are essentially six assump and disorganized Republican majority party. The Democrats were rushing the bill through in The Heritage Foundation facts that discredit simplistic, f.vow to veto an income tax. Income tax proponents ad Legislature by Jan. 1, 1983. tions which underlie the various response to Howard’s request for In addition to Monday’s public hearing in Waterbury, party. still hold a huge advantage in the sloganized approaches to a nuclear mit passage is unlikely by the next Legislature. The outcome of the Nov. 2 freeze proposals. speed. Senate Majority Leader Richard Schneller, D-Essex, the commission has set 7 p.m. hearings ’Tuesday at Rip- Now, Cummings number of registered voters and freeze. referendums on a nuclear freeze The first assumption — a moral Howard didn’t buy this for a who chairs the bipartisan commission, has stressed the powam High School in Stamford, Wednesday at acknowledges the Republican the Democratic Registrar of In California, voters authorized clearly demonstrates that the con one — is that nuclear deterrence is minute. Angrily accusing ’ panel would put options to the public for comment. Mohegan Community College in Norwich, ’Thursday in rebirth that Smith has per Voters, Herbert J. Stevenson, the governor to prepare and the Hall of the House at the Capitol in Hartford and Dec. cept of a freeze has struck a respon itself immoral. Jn as much as this Rostenkowski of “ trying to take my In addition to identifying two major revenue options— s is t e n tly —and aggressively has a reputation for being more transmit a written communication 6 at the Connecticut Mental Health Center in New sive chord with a sizable portion of assumption rests on an understan power away,” he said that giving removing existing tax exemptions and comprehensive —trying to build. Cummings is aggressive than his Republican to the president and other federal of - tax reform — the commission’s preliminary findings Haven. theUJ.S. electorate. ding of a deterrence doctrine Ways and Means oversight of ficials urging that “ the Government w o r r ie d that history might counterpart, Frederick E. Peck, What the results proclaim is that (Mutual Assured Destruction) highway spending “ would mean we of the United States propose to the 2.5 OZ. repeat itself and the spunky in signing up new voters. many Americans (indeed certainly which is already being revised sub have nothing to do.” SIZf Government of the Soviet Union that minority might unseat a compla Also, the Republicans need to most of those who voted against the stantially and since the assumption, both countries agree to immediately AS BOTH chairmen tried to cent majority. produce some new candidates freeze propositions) hope for the when carried to its ultimate conclu Connecticut and New York halt the testing, production and maneuver their version of the bill Why did Cummings decide, in with name recognition for next day when the production and sion, would lead to a position of un further deployment of all nuclear onto the floor, other members rqn effect, to pay Smih the compli year’s Board of Directors race. employment of nuclear weapons ilateral nuclear disarmament, it is weapons, missiles and delivery for cover. The House leadership, will end. subject to challenge. ment he did? Clearly, he’s trying But what Cummings sees in systems in a way that can be loath to see blood all over the floor, find no token-war solution On the other hand, public opinion to rally his forces. He was disap Curtis Smith clearly worries checked and verified by both sides.” ordered Rostenkowski and Howard surveys over the past two decades A Second philosophical assump pointed that the Democratic him. He sees the Ted Cummings tion is. that the superpowers are to w ork' things out b e tw e e n reveal that the American public con In M ich iga n , a majority o f toward token cheaters, first calling lawyers, were arrested and charged voters didn’t come out in the of 22 years ago. themselves. . NEW YORK (UPI) — What has sistently has opposed any nuclear citizens voted to urge the U.S. engaged in a world-endangering grown to be a prolonged feud them “ leprous” until leper groups with slipping turnpike tokens into But by the time, the two chairmen subway turnstiles that had been arms agreement, or unilateral un government to immedidlely propose arms race. ’This assumption ignores , between New York and Connecticut complained and then offering the the reality that it has been the had stopped speaking to each other. altered to reject them. dertaking by the United States, a "Mutual Nuclear Weapons involves more than token opposl- term pariahs. The city is still Soviet Union which has been Public Works staffers even refused Berry's World which would leave the U. S. in a Freeze” to the. Soviet government i tion. waiting to hear from the pariah lob AT A WALL STREET sUkeout, “ racing” during the past decade, to return calls from the Ways and ; Connecticut seems to be taking a position of relative inferiority or and to urge C o n ^ s s to transfer the by. several stock analysts were nabbed while the United States, until Means bunch. “ It’s like the O.K. lackadaisical attitude toward the The city has arrested several em which would rely upon self- funds resulting' from cancelled trying to use the cheaper tokens in recently, has been cutting back on Corral, around here,” one aide discovery that its new 1714-cent barrassed token switchers, most of enforced observance by the Soviets. defense programs to “ civilian use.” the deficit-ridden subway system. o b serv^ . Connecticut ’Turnpike tokens fit the whom came from suburban (Connec It is impossible on a ballot resolu its efforts. = ’The middle class suspects were And in New Jersey, citizens voted When Congress adjourned last 78-cent turnstiles in New York's ticut, and including lawyers and tion to capture all the nuances and booked, photographed and finger The third assumption is that both subway system. stock analysts. The arrests w ill con to urge the government to month, RMtehkowski teemed to have printed bpfore being released. qualifiers of a voter’s full view — sides have reached a point of •I New York, In the meantime, is tinue, Koch says. “ immediately agree to a mutual Howard over a barrel. ’The highway “ ’There were more than a few sets hopes and fears — on the nuclear nuclear overkill. ’This assumption '. staging undercover operations at G IU E n E verifiable halt” on the further fund would run out of money In a L A S T M O N TH , the ConnecUcut of tears,” said TA spokeswoman freeze. greatly distorts reality. subway stops and Mayor Eldward testing, production and deployment matter of months without an exten turnpike began switching from the Jeanne Eklelson. Rather, the voter is faced with a Koch is using verbal intimidation ’There was also a lot of publicity as Aftra .nitnv* of nuclear weapons and to “ apply A fourth ass&iptlon is that a sion bill leaving Howard with an. use of discount ticket books for hithv black-white choice, being either television crews camped out at the CARTRIDGES I poHiK'r ftHe money saved to human needs rough balance of nuclear weapons empty pork barrel. motorists to discount tokens. Some •’’for” or “ against” a halt in nuclear early purchasers quickly made an turnstiles each morning and and tax reduction.” Other states exists on both sides. Actually, the But now the situation has weapons production and deploy interesting discovery: The cheaper newspaper photographers captured which passed nuclear freeze Soviet Union possesses a definite changed. During the recess, Howard several startled suspects on film as PNC. ment. Under these circunutanc^, Turnpike tokens fit into subway OF 10 resolutions included Massachusetts, began quietly calling In lOUs. Hi: many voters chose to utilize the margin of supieiiorlty in strategic Turnpike turnstiles. the police moved in. NIFILIS Rhode Island, Oregon, Montana, and There was anger, too. Lepers and vehicle of the freeze resolutions to and theater nuclear forces. buddies in the transportation lobby The token war was on, and it in North Daiiota. kept Ways and Meaiui under cons cluded Ugh-level bickering between representatives of leprosy groups express their general hopes for a A fifth assumption is that a freeze toll token tant siege. ’The leadership has also called the mayor’s office. ’The name pRicis irricT iv i nov. n thru o ic . s , ir r i NOT RISPONSIIll rOR TTPOCRANKAl ERRORS reduction on the nuclear spectre T H E SUCCESS of these state in the two states. m tiS ItV I TNI tICNt TO IIMIT M ANIlTin would be highly difficulty if not im been putting pressure on Transit Authority officials of the police crackdown was quickly which overhangs the world. itiatives was due to a number of fac switched to “ Operation Pariah.” possible. ’The final assumption is Rostenkowski to settle. sales poom requested a change in the turnpike tors. However, one of the key selling Mayoral s|iokesman Dick Riley AM O NG THO.SE supporting the that a nuclear freeze would actuaUy Shortly before takjng off on a tokens. Connecticut officials points of the freeze movement, as a said Koch had gotten several calls nuclear freeze, there are also those facilitate arms reductions. This Carlbbeiui trip, Rostenkowski called, HARTFORD (UPI) - Sales of refused. Possible solutions were dis whole, has been the simplicity and 1. Connecticut Turnpike tokens, the cussed — in an underground bunker frorn lepers and leprosy groups. “ It individuals and groups .who have rests on the overly optimistic ap Howard and said be wanta to talk.' ■.. I apparent straightforwardness of the jklnd that can be slipped In New York at a (Connecticut toll plaza. No was not our intention to denigrate sought to make a nuclear freeze the praisal which freeze adherents have Howard told my associate Peter nuclear proposals themselves. , subway turnstiles, boomed aftwr agreement was reached. Rhetoric people who suffer from such a official public policy of the United made about the state of the nuclear Grant he’s willing to talk, “ but if - word leaked the 17W-cent token ehsued. serious disease,” he said. RITE AID PHARMACY States. Unfortunately, many of Seldom has the public been given balance. Webster’s Dictionary defines C>1M3DyNfA inc negotiating means how much of my could be used for 75-cent subway Lasf week, undercover Transit these people demonstrate little un sufficient Information to analyze the jurisdiction am I going to give away, fare. Authority detectives launfehed pariah as a “ member of a low caste 361 M A IN S T R E E T assumptions that lie behind the THE VERY simplicity of the of Southern India-and Burma” and ".'iEYt C'MON, MAN! I'm ‘arrogant, rude and derstanding of the hard facts con the answer is "N o.” ’ Of The brief surge In token sales “Operation Leper” at Grand Cen MANCHESTER, CT cerning a nuclear-freeze — a public nuclear freeze proposals. Taken in nuclear freeze proposals is certainly Roatenkowskl’s attempted, power ranged from a Ugh 100 percent In tral Terminal, the station where rail as an “ outcast.” smug' because I got LOW SELF-ESTEEM." R iley said the mayor had not PHARMACY PHONE: 649-9110 policy which, if implemented, could dividually, theM assumptions are their great attractioa. It is also, grab, Howard said magnaaiaaMma- ’ New York-border Greenwich to an connmuters from Connecticut enter WSSf received any complaints from have dangerous implications for readily subject to challenge. perhaps, their greatest weakness. ly, " I t must have been a nMataka." average 1ft percent at other toll the city. stations farther up on the turnpike, a Ten people, including seven pariahs, but added, ‘”rhe way things L^ transportation official said. Connecticut residents and two are going, I expect we will.” MANCHESTER HERALD. Mon.. Nov. 29. 1982 - 9
8 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Mon., Nov, 29, 1982 Monday TV A rea tow ns
judge and uses nis power make a home to raise her two ment' An advertising executive realizes that Fabrizio does not torture and kill. Glenn Ford, W ilr* 05) ~ Monday Night Match-Up 10:45 P.M. sons with her Indian husband. must choose between his wife 6:00 P.M. (35) - 'You!' Mag. for Women love her. (60 min.) Ham Holden, Ellen Drew. 1 9 4 8 .-^ If the NFL players' strike contin 85) “ Reporter 41 Elizabeth Montgomery, Cliff and his girlfriend. Faye Duna C o v e n try S ) - EyewHnest News ^ 05) - Alice ues, alternate programming will (5D - Magic of Dance 'Out in way, Kirk Douglas, Deborah ® - MOVIE: The Wild> B o lto n / Potts, Michael Cavanaugh. QD - Three's Company - Moneyline be shown. (60 min.) the Limelight. Home in the Rain.' 11:00P.M. 1980. Kerr. 1969 Geese' A band of mercenariear^ H ) - Newscenter (15) - MOVIE; 'Barefoot In the Dame Margot Fonteyn talks (5 )" EyawhneM Newt ® • Sports Update attempts an impossible task \r^ ® ) C5D 3® - News about the rigors of the dancer's 12:30 A.M. Africa. Richard Burton, R o g o v ( 3 ) - Better Health Park' Newlyweds find life in a 33 - M*A*S*H ® - MOVIE: 'Ghost Story' GE) - Buck Rogers rundown Greenwich Village life. (60 min.) (53 - Sanford and Son Moore, Richard Harris. 1978. >• An unforgiving ghost returns 50 (15) - El Derecho de Nacer Te apartment less than appealing. 33 (SI - News GD - Happy Days Again 9:30 P.M. GD - Mission Impossible years after her death to punish 05) > NCAA Football: NotrsC/ lenovela en la cual Mji/ia Elena Robert Redford, Jane Fonda. (53 - Madame's Place those responsible. Fred Astaire. Dame at Southern Celifomia ^ 05) ~ USA Cartoon Express del Hunco da a luz un hijo ilegi- Charles Boyer. 1967. 33 C© " N ew harl Dick is 3 3 ® - Nightlino O D - Metropolitan Report Meivyn Douglas. John House O l - Festival of Faith timo. Su padre al enterarse de proud when the Stratford Inn is 3 3 - You Asked For It (S) - Prime News esto decide deshacerse del nino - Prime Newt considered as an historical land ^ - ESPN SportsCenter man. @) - Gunsmoke ^ (15) - Little House OD - Star Trek Lake Association dues pero 'Mama' Dolores, su negra U ) (SD - Little House: A New mark. 05) - Festival of Faith - Newswatch criada, decide encargarse del Beginning Isaiah Edwards falls (35 - N CAA Football: Georgia 2:30 A.M. 3:30A.M. Z 85) - Vanessa - Twilight Zone (H) ^ Newscenter bebe Nadie conoce la historia in love with a 19-year-o1d blind Tech at Georgia QD - CBS News Nightwatch (53 - Black News hasta que Alberttco se convierte girl. (60 min.) (Closed Cap (S) - MOVIE; 'The Anniver (S ) - Sports Tonight JIP @ - MOVIE: 'Where the sary' Ten years after her ® - Moneyline Update (32 “ Future Sport en doctor y se envuelve con su tioned) (S) “ Newscenter - MOVIE: 'Promoter' En Spies Are' A doctor jets from husband's death a widow con (S ) - Medame'e Place QD propia familia. Veronica Castro. (S ) - M O V IE: 'Secrets of 85) - Pelicula: 'El Escandalo' terprising young man makes a London to Beirut after iho di Socorro Avelar. Humberto Zu- tinues to celebrate her anniver - Late Night with David 3:45 A.M. ^ sappearance of a key foreign Three Hungry Wives' A trio of fortune by promoting anything rita. sary in which she displays her (S ) - Madame's Place Letterman 8 2 - MOVIE: 'Three Days of;- to increase by $30 agent David Ntven, Francoise housewives are the prime sus unnatural hold over her three with enthusiasm, but meets his @ ) - Business Report the Condor' An unknown band,* Dorleac. 1966 05) - Entertainment Tonight pects in the slaying of a noto adult sons Bette Bavis, Sheila 1:00 A.M. match in a blond. Alec Guin rious playboy who was ness, Valerie Hobson. 1952 of killers close' in on a C i ^ (H) - T V. Communty College Hancock. Jack Medley. 1968. 11:30 P.M. (53 “ Carter Country 0^ - Business Report blackmailing each of them. 0 5 - ESPN SportsCenter agent and the woman who ie^ lake over to the state, or asking the town to take it over. d§) - Reporter 41 James Franciscus, Jessica W al 10:00P.M. 33 (53 - Hawaii Five-0 (33 - MOVIE: 'Columbo; The reluctantly hiding him. Robert.. By Richard Cody But the private ownership, in a meeting in June, made 7:30P.M. Conspiritors' An Irish poet tries 05) - Sports Look Redford, Faye Dunaway. Cliff . (S) - M 'A'S'H ter. Gretchen Corbett 1978. CJ) C£) - Cagney & Lacey 3 3 *- Starsky and Hutch Herald Reporter 3 3 ■ P M. Magazine to sidetrack Columbo. wijo (S ) ~ Crossfire Robertson. 1976. Rated R it clear it wants to keep the lake privately operat^. (§7 ) - 3-2-1, Contact @1 - All Creatures Great and Cagney and Lacey are assigned (53 - Benny Hill Show cm - All In the Family Small to spy' on their fellow officers. races against time to nail him 6 ~ Twilight Zone ANDOVER — The lake association will be raising its That’s when the gears started moving on the taxing (3D - Saturday Night Live for homicide and arms- 6 :1 5 P .M . (33 - You Asked For It (60 min.) authority. (S) - MOVIE: 'T.R. Baskin' A smuggling. Peter Falk. Clive Re- 4:00A.M. annual dues from $50 to $80 next year to meet rising O D - N C A A Instruct ional 05) - Brideshead Revisited 3:00 A.M. (53 ~ Family Feud small-town girl has difficulties 33 ~ New s vill, Jeanette Nolan. 1978. 3 3 - Love American Style expenses and payments for major projects. President ”Our goal is that for one more year we’ll have to Series adapting to big-city life. Candice (SD - Night Gallery 33 - Off the Set 33 - Benny Hill Show (53 ~ special GE) “ Perry Mason (32 ESPN Presents Saturday. Candace Hunt said Sunday. spend on our dues. Then by next year we’d be using our 6 :3 0 P .M . Bergen, Peter Boyle, James (S ) “ Crossfire 33 - MOVIE; 'Man From Night at the Fights ' 03) - New s Caan 1971. 85} - C N N New s 3 3 " Psychic Phenomena Colorado' A sadistic army offi Meanwhile, lake officials are continuing to work on taxing authority,” she said. C S - W K R P in Cincinnati 82 - Tonight Show (12 “ Newscenter r 01) - ESPN SportsCenter - M O V IE: 'Th e Pink 83) - Freeman Reports (S ) - Mike Douglas People cer is appointed as a federal establishing a taxing authority. Ms. Hunt said the hope ® ) - Twilight Zone SHE SAID the properties likely to be affected by the CB - CBS News (35) - Sports Look Panther Strikes Again’ The 8 D - MOVIE: Three Days of Now is that the association can levy a tax on lake property bumbling Inspector Clouseau the Condor' An unknown band Herald photo by Pinto new tax would be those located in he town-designated (Tf) - Barney Miller (15) - Soap 11:45 P.M. 8 2 - Entertainment Tonight finds himself pitted against his of killers clos^ in on a CIA owners and surrounding homeowners in 1984. A proposal 02) - Pony's People In Sports (35) - MOVIE; 'OhI Heavenly ‘A’ and 'B' zones. (13) ~ Sports Tonight former superior, now a madman agent and the woman who is 85) ■■ Despedida Annual auction for this, which would be the first in the town’s history, 2 Dog' A private eye is sent TV Channels "Once it was established, it would be in effect until ®1 - MOVIE: The Great (H) - M*A*S*H intent on conquering' the world reluctantly hiding him. Robert 05) - Film Adventure' A boy and his dog down to earth to solve his own should be ready by June, she sajd. It will have to go to a these major projects (dam repair and mucking-ouU are 0$ (II) - MacNeil-Lehrer Peter Sellers, Herbert Lorn, Redford, Faye Dunaway, Cliff case. Chevy Chase. Jane Sey struggle to survive m the rugged Lesley-Anne Down 1976 Robertson. 1976. Rated R. 1:30 A.M. Cathy Sprecher, left, and Elaine Barbero, be a raffle and baked goods will be on sale. referendum. Report mour. Robert Mobley. Rated PG. WFSB Hartford, CT Cl finished,, and then it would be dissolved,” she said. Alaskan wilderness Fred (53 - Tom Cottle Show The auction will begin at 8 p.m. and be held Ms. Hunt said the reason for raising the dues is two Romer, Jack Palance. Joan Col O D - Pelicula; 'La Palomilla al (5Z) - Great Performances The (15) - MacNeil-Lehrer Report WNEW New York, NY HD both members of the Bolton Women’s Club, She said the increased dues would probably turn some 12:00 A.M. (53 - Hogan's Heroes in the Community Hall. The public Is Invited, fold — inflation, and upcoming major projects like lins Rated PG Rescate' Charterhouse of Parma.' Gtno 8 D - 2 4 Horas WLNE ProvidancB, Rl ■OD hold up a quilt that will be auctioned of the membership away. ”We just broke even this year. realizes that Fabrtzio docs not 33 - Trapper John, M.D. (3D - Independent Network deefiening the lake and repairing the dam. (22 05) ' NBC News 05) ~ Madam e's Place 8 D - MOVIE: The Enforcer' CD Wednesday at the club's annual Christmas and refreshments will be served. Viewing It’s just a necessity that we do that (raise the dues).” love her (60 min.) 33 (^ 02 - News News WTNH New Haven, CT But the association, formally the Andover Lake - Untamed World ^ ) - Barney Miller Dirty Harry Qallahan is teamed opens at 7:30 p.m. "We’ll keep most of our members,” she said. “But 8:30 P.M. with a female partner in his bat (32 - NCAA Football; Bowling 0 5 - MOVIE: 'Father Figure' WOR New York, NY a Auction. Hand-made articles, crafts and Property Owners Association, anticipates that dues (15) ~ Noticiero Nacional SIN 05) ~ More Real People tle against a violent band of re Green at North Carolina A widowed father struggles to there will be some people who won’t understand what 3 3 (53 - Private Benjamin WPIX New York, NY 01 wreathes, will be auctioned. There will also won’t cover the bills. So the taxing authority, which was 9 Noticias nacionales con Guil volutionaries. Clint Eastwood, reestablish a relationship with we’re doing this for. We just want to keep our lake.” 8 :0 0 P .M . Colonel .Fielding hosts a talent 85) - MOVIE: 'Big Hand for lermo Restrepo Tyne Daly, Harry Guardino. his two sons from whom he ESPN Sports Network ® only speculation last year, is quickly moving towards show to entertain a group of or the Little Lady' A gambler's 3 ) 3 3 " Square Pegs 1976. has been separated for five HBO Home Box Office OS S5) - MOVIE: 'Sir Gawain and phans wife recoups their life savings reality. the Green Knight' This is a co (~53 - P.M. Magazine ^1) - Six Great Ideas 'Justice ' and more from the showdown years. Hal Linden, Timothy Hut USA (53 - Carol Burnett and USA Network 01 If your hair is not lorful adventure into history with (53 05) - That's Incredible! Dr. Adler discusses why justice pot of a poker game. Henry ton, Cassie Yates. “THERE’S THE inspection of the dam, repairs to brave knights and charming Friends WHCT Hartford, CT 01 3 3 - MOVIE: 'Portrait in IS the key to an individual's pur Fonda. Joanne Woodward, Ja d5) - NBC News the dam, and our mucking-out plans,” Ms. Hunt said. maidens suit of happiness. (60 min.) son Robards Jr. 1966. Overnight WTXX Waterbury, CT & Goventry court cose becoming to you — Black' A shipping tycoon's 9:00P.M. "There’s no way our dues could cover all that.” @5) - Jeffersons beautiful second wife and doc 3 3 3 3 - M*A*s*H Hawkeye ® - MOVIE: 'Badge 3 7 3 ' A 1:45 A.M. CNN Cable News Ntwrk (SJ The mucking-out project began last year. It's tor plan to hasten his death 10:15P.M. suspended New York City de You shbuid be coming to usi 05) - ABC News starts a rumor that Marilyn ® - MOVIE: 'Where the WWLP Springfield, MA (22) Lana Turner. Anthony Quinn. Monroe, will visit the 4077th tective tracks his partner's kill designed to deepen coves in the lake by about two feet. - Over Easy ® - MOVIE: 'So Fine' A col- Spies Are' A doctor jets from Sandra Dee 1960 ers. Robert Duvall. Verna CINEMAX Cinemex (23 (53 - The Merv Show lege professor becomes a suc London to Beirut after the di The coves had been filling in with run-off from the 7 : 0 0 P .M . tH) - MOVIE: Blood and cessful fashion designer in this Bloom. 1973. WEDH Hertford, CT (2S 3 3 05) - N FL Football: Miami sappearance of a key foreign watershed. The Hair Loft 3 ] - CBS News Honor' Part 1 Jeffrey Frank. comedy Ryan 0 Neal, Jack at Tampa Bay ® - MOVIE: 'The Outiidar' agent. David Niven, Francoise WXTV Paterson, NJ 121 about to get airing In one cove, a swimmer can walk across to the other cm @1 - M-A*S-H Steven Rubhng Warden, Richard Kiel. Rated R. This is the story of Ira Hamilton Dorleac. 1966. (3$ - N C A A Football: Notre VWIT Hartford, CT 39 (12l - NCAA Football: Notre Hayes, a Pima Indian who side. About eight years ago, he had to swim. welcomes 3 3 - Muppet Show Dame at Southern California 2:00 A.M. Dame at USC 10:30 P.M. helped raise the flag on Iwo SPOTLIGHT Spotlight (231 By Jeff Weingart charging that the council had denied its members the "What we want to get out is that we’ve had the $50 3 3 ' ABC News .(35) - A M Service Revelation Jima Tony Curtis. James Fran 33 ~ CBS News Nightwatch WSBK right, which they say is guaranteed by state statute, to dues for two years. We’re suffering from inflation too. ® - MOVIE: The Wild Independent Boston, MA 31 Herald Reporter 3 3 - Soap II2) - MOVIE: Execution. (B ) ® - ciscus. Bruce Bennett. 1962 3 3 - Best of Midday Geese' A band of mercenaries Network News' WGGB Springfield, MA 09 bring the budget to referendum. The group claims the Everything else is going up,” she said. (lD • Jeffersons attempts an impossible task in * er's Song' Part 2 12:15A.M. 3 3 - doe Franklin Show COVENTRY — The heated debate over how the charter does not conflict with that interpretation of the Lake officials early this year had projected financial Joan Africa Richard Burton. Roger 85) - Alfred Hitchcock WGBY Springfield, MA (87). CTl) - E SP N 's Horse Racing d5) - Great Performances 'The ® - MOVIE: '-Belle Starr' - Entertainment Tonight Moore. Richard Hams 1978 85) - Business Report OD operating budget for the town can be adopted is statute. difficulties. They in fact were considering turning the W kly Charterhouse of Parma ' Gina Belle Starr, the outlaw, tries to 85) ' MOVIE: The Arrange scheduled to come to a head this week in Tolland County McGee also asserted that the charter and the statute, Joan has been Superior Court. as he interprets them, do not conflict — but on different a familiar face in A B U '6 - M O V E IN TO C A U ^ E A BE CAREFULr WA9H! c a 9 y :: Attorneys for both sides in the dispute are slated to grounds. TRAFFIC JAM. B A 9 V . PRISON WAGON ASTB0-6BAPH argue their positions in front of Judge Eugene T. Kelly "Both from the statute and the charter, the procedure the Manchester BTOPPEPl BRIDGE Bernice Bede Osol at-10 a.m. Thursday. followed in the town meeting was legal and proper,” Fire Calls area for eight Palmer McGee, who will represent the town, said last said McGee. "When you read the state statute, the years. Her exper week he will present new evidence in order to show that budget-making power lies with the town meeting.” tise includes per Jim’s tip for the day the town would suffer undue "hardships” if Kelly rules He said the charter also clearly states that the budget the current budget was adopted illegally. He has said “ was not intended” to go to referendum, Tolland County sonalized cuts, Oswald: "Here’s a hand ^ r t h d a y such a decision would create “terrible chaos” and put Saturday, 7:30 p.m. — Car rollover, Route 31 and styling, perms, high fashion sets, blow that may qualify. South finds the town in a "difficult fiosition.” JU D (;i‘: K E L L Y ruled earlier this year, in a case Talcotte Hill Road, Coventry. (North and South Coven N O R TH ll-M-82 himself in a sporting slam drying. and nail extensions. Peter Zarella, the attorney for the plaintiff Coventry brought against the, town by a group including Robert try) N 6 0 1 0 7 6 after opening a very sound YJ72 heart bid." Novambur 30,1982 Taxpayers Association, Sunday said the issue is a "ques •’Skip” Walsh, that there is no conflict between the Sunday, 5:07 a.m. - Chimney fire, 42 Carol Drive. e AK J96 Jim: "North has just bid More success is likely this com tion of law.” He said his presentation will' remain charter and the statute establishing the right of referen Coventry. (South Coventry) 6A ing year in ventures or enter basically unchanged from one he made during a Monday, 2:58 a.m. — Partition fire, Brigham Tavern THE HAIR LOFT the slam on his own. South dum. Palmer discounted any implications of that deci (across from Ambulance Service) can be happy that he has prises you conduct Independ preliminary hearing in August. During that hearing, sion for the current case. Road. Coventry. (North and South Coventry and W EST E A S T ently, rather than from those eK94 9J53 those extra values and that a Zarella argued that the current budget was adopted il "The court, in its decision, ruled on a less thqn sub- Eagleville) where you bring partners into 117 E. Center St. 647-8716 V5 YQ986 club was opened. ' tho 8Ct legally after residents of the May 14 annual town stantiative basis," he said, “The decision does not offer s o -ro u -THINK IF W E C would do well You could waste a lot of preci his accused killer. Saturday, D e ce m b e r 4th. for today?” ous time without producing Jim: '^Declarer should be [ safety play. anything of value. Charles Brown, 32, of most careful when in a 1 around half PISCES (Fab. 20-March 20) Hartford, was charged SINGER S\LE somewhat optimistic con the. 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FOR $2. flowers 7 Between do. • built-in buttonholer 17 Communics- (pr^x) OEMtNI (May 21-Juna 20) Public Works Department. tlons agency 8 Falaa (prtfix) Even though you are noted tor Police said Brown and 1 4 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Mon., Nov. 29, 1982 Leningrad more appealing than Moscow Supply proofs Nobody liked Russian food for benefits Great, after he won the territory from Sweden In a war. Kdilor’s note: Paul Hendrie accompanied the Re train station. In 1712, the new city of St. Petersburg became the cent Friendship Force group to Russia. This is the The Moscow roads are dark, even when busy. The Editor's nolei this column is prepared by the capital of imperial Russia. fourth in a series. reason is that Soviet drivers use only their parking Social Security Administration in East Hart lights — not their headlights — when driving at night. Peter, who was educated in the Netherlands, set out to ford. If you have a question you’d like to see Headlights are saved, for example, for use by a taxi build a grand, European city, borrowing the best ideas answered here, write to Sal Anello at 657 Main By Paul Hendrie driver, when he makes a particularly daring maneuver. from everywhere. The city’s location made it an impor St., East Hartford, 06108. Herald Reporter tant port city, as well. After the 1917 revolution, the city By Ira Kaufman .fans are expecting their club to touchdowns, ripped the blitz-happy THE SLEEPER cars we would ride to Leningrad was renam ^ Petrograd. After Lenin’s death, the name Q U E S T IO N : M y husband died several weeks UPl Sports Writer make the playoffs — eight out of 14 Bears for five scoring passes, in Nobody liked the food. Remember, we were in the were old-fashioned. But in mint condition. The was changed to Leningrad. ago. I know I’m supposed to file an application for clubs qualify in each conference — cluding three to Sammy White, to best hotels, where you would expect the food to be best, Americans had been divided up, so the younger people— The center of Leningrad is the Palace Square, which Social Security survivors benefits, but I don’t know In this most tenuous of NFL and McCormack’s status has been pace the Vikings’ rout. Kramer hit and occasionally we did get a decent meal, but for the who wanted to party all night on the train — were in the stands in front of the Hermitage, a group of five inter what papers to take with me. Can you tell m e what seasons, it’s only fitting an Interim solidified since the former 26-of-35 passes for 342 yards to even most part the food was bland. rear cars, while the more mature travelers — who connected palaces which includes the famous Winter I ’ll need? quarterback and interim coach step Seahawks Director of Football Minnesota’s record at 2-2 while the Overcooked and sometimes fatty meats were served, preferred to sleep — were toward the front. Palace. forward to share the headlines. Operations took over a floundering Bears fell to 1-3. spelled every once in a while by fish. Always, the meals The Americans produced all the junk food and goodies New Orleans veteran Ken Stabler, The square has been an Important historic site. On ANSWER: Some of the proofs you may need 0-2 franchise Oct. 13 from Jack “ The blitzes gave us a chance to featured cabbage and potatoes, but seldom were other they had been hoarding during the days in Moscow. One originally a stop-gap acquisition for Jan. 9,1905— “ Bloody Sunday’ ’ — more than a thousand to apply for survivors benefits are your Social Patera. go 1-on-l,” said White. “ It’s a signal vegetables served. Sometimes the meal was cold by the had shrewdly traded a pocket cigarette lighter for two injured youngster Dave Wilson, led people were killed in the’ square by Czar Nicolas II’s ^ Security number and the deceased worker’s 'The Seahawks, never known for for me to take off. The blitz worked time it was served. $25 jars of black caviar. Danish beer, Russian cham the surprising Saints to a 23-20 upset their defense, limited the Steelers to troops, after the people tried peacefully to present a number; proof of your age; proof of marriage; the for Chicago last week and this week pagne and — of course — vodka were generously of the N FL champion San Francisco just 208 yards in total offense as petition. In 1917, the Winter Palace was stormed by the children’s birth certificates and their Social Securi it didn’t.” To be lair, the lunches were better. They generally available. 49ers Sunday and Seattle interim Pittsburgh was hampered by the Bolsheviks, chasing the moderate government which ty numbers, if they are applying for benefits; and featured a tasty soup and ice cream for dessert and the coach Mike McCormack ran his absence of star quarterback Terry l(« VFW Auxiliary 2046 plans a bingo at Newington VA Manchester Lodge of Masons will have a special set for Sugar Bowl What better time of year to Manchester Soccer Club Raiders Hospital on Wednesday. meeting Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at the Masonic Temple on (11 and under ) squad participated in Workers and sandwiches are needed. Sandwiches can East Center Street. remember your friends and an indoor tournament last weekend By United Press International day.' edged N o. 20 A la b a m a 23-22, be left at the Post Home. A memorial service for members who have passed loved ones than with a at the Oakwood Farms Sports Georgia Tech sophomore Robert Southern Ca! rallied past Notre Those who need a ride should call 649-9233 or be at the away during the past year will take place. The Rev. Georgia Coach Vince Dooley, Center in Glastonbury and took l^avette rushed for 203 yards and Dame 17-13. Memphis State blanked Post Home at 6:15 p.m. on Wednesday. Russell Camp will be the speaker. m em bership in AAA. What whose team won for the 11th runner-up honors. two fourth-quarter touchdowns, and Arkansas State 12-0, Miami (Fla.) straight time Saturday, will settle better time indeed! MSC knotted Hartwell Soccer the Yellow Jackets outgained the beat Cincinnati 19-13 and Vanderbilt for the unpredictability that comes Ladies Aid to meet Quartet to sing Friday Club of Glastonbury in its opener, 2- ' Bulldogs by 50 yards and had a 26-12 topped Tennessee 28-21. with a group as talented as his 2, with Gregg Horowitz and Tony edge in first downs. In the N C A A D ivision I-A A The Ladies Aid Society of Zion Evangelical Church A quartet from the Martha White Singers will present’ ‘ Wright scoring. MSC came back Bulldogs. At Tuscon, Ariz. Saturday night. regional playoffs, Colgate whipped "This team will keep you loose,” will meet Wednesday following the 7:30 p.m. Advent a program of Christmas music for the Cosmopolitan with a 6-0 win over Oakwood’s Xeam Arizona State needed a victory over Boston U. 21-7, South Carolina State said Dooley after top-ranked worship service. Club on Friday at 1:30 p.m. in the Federation Room at Imagine, if you will, a gift to be ■ with Horowitz, Richie Henrys, John Arizona to nail down their first Rose topped Furman 17-0 and Eastern Georgia defeated Georgia Tech 38- Mite boxes will be collected, Refreshments will be Center Church. Eccher, Erik Wolfgang, Horowitz Bowl trip, but quarterback Tom Illinois downed Jackson State 16-13 18 to set up a Sugar Bowl showdown served by Darlene Nukis, Minnie Petke, Dorothy Ruebin Members of the quartet are Holly Pinnette, soprano; used for 365 days. again and Jason Dieterle scoring. Tunnicliffe spoiled the Sun Devils’ in overtime. In the Division III with No. 2 Penn State for the and Bertha Schneider. Nancy Forde, alto; Stuart Flavell, tenor, and Kevin Wright had two assists. plans by leading the Wildcats to a 28- semifinals, Augustana (111.) blanked m national championship, “ You don't Sullivan, bass. Barbara Hagelin is piano accompanist. The Raiders then scored a 5-2 win 18 victory at Tucson, Ariz. St. Lawrence 14-0 and West Georgia Dorothy Fogg is in charge of the Christmas program over Guilford. Wolfgang had two know what to expect. The only thing Arizona’s victory sends UCLA to defeated Bishop 27-6. they’ve done consistently is win. and Mrs. Roger Bagley is greeter. goals and Horowitz, Wright and the Rose Bowl as the Pacific 10 At Birmingham. Ala., Auburn Christmas visits set You couldn’t pick a better, more • And they are the only (major Somlit Sychitkokhong one apiece. Conference representative. The Coach Pat Dye saw his team end its college) team (in the nation) that Next month the Department of Connecticut VFW will thoughful gift for anyone on your Wright had two assists. Bruins will meet Big Ten champion 10-year victory drought over Christmas party Wednesday has done that the entire season." make Christmas visits to several VA hospitals. Glastonbury took the final over Michigan in the New Y ea r’s Day Alabama. list ... and it’s so easy to give. Penn State toppled. fifth-ranked The schedule is as follows: Dec. 2: Rocky Hill VA The Disabled American Veterans and auxiliary will the Raiders by a 3-0 count.. game. “This is the truth — I ’d rather Pittsburgh 19-10 Friday. Hospital: Dec. 14, Newington VA; Dec. 13, Newington have a Christmas party Wednesday at 6 p.m. at the Just call your G ub today. Give Arizona State wound up in the beat anybody in the world but coach 2 The Bulldogs, looking for their se Children' Hospital. A visit is also planned to the VA V.F.W. hall. East Center Street. Fiesta Bowl opposite Oklahoma, (Bear) Bryant,” said the second- us the names of individual gift cond national title in three years, Hospital in West Haven. The ent is open to members and their families. A and Washington, another Pac 10 year Tiger coach. "H e ’s been in it so led 7-6 at halftime although the 22- Anyone can make these visits. potiuck supper and tea cup auction are planned. For recipients. W e’ll even gift wrap Flutie honored school, will meet Maryland in the long there’s no way I’ll ever be able * 4 ^ point underdog Yellow Jackets reservations or information, call 643-0076. and send your AAA Club Aloha Bowl. to repay him,” BOSTON (U P l) — Boston College dominated play. But Georgia scored Arizona State Coach Darryl Dye, a one-time Alabama assis Cheese giveaway Tuesday membership. It’s that easy. standout sophomore quarterback UPl photo 24 unanswered third-quarter points Rogers admitted that his club had tant, is the first Bryant pupil to beat Open house scheduled Doug Flutie has been named the 9th to put the game away. succumbed to the pressure. the coaching legend since 1970. The Full Inierdenominational Church will'distribute GIVE AN annual recipient of the Gold Helmet SOMETHING TO CHEER ABOUT Herschel Walker, who got “ 1 don't know if anyone realizes Auburn. 8-3 and bound for the 9 cheese and butter on Tuesday from 10 a.m.’to noon on a The Center Nursery School will have an open house on Award as the outstanding college pretty Patriot cheerleaders watched team win Georgia's only first-half touchdown just how hard it is to be the con Tangerine Bowl against Boston first-come, first-served basis. Tuesday from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. in the annex of Center football player in New England. on a 59-yard burst through the mid- ference champion in this league and College, had not beaten Alabama There is only a limited amount of food to distribute. (Congregational Church, 11 Center St. lie on his longest run since 1980, go'to the Rose Bowl,” Rogers said. since 1972. Alabama, 7-4 and headed Families that have already registered before only have Parents and prospective students are jnvlted. The wound up with 162 yards and two "Th ey stuffed us in the front. I don’t for the Liberty Bowl despite three to prove identity. Those who have not registered before licensed school offers a three- or five-day morning touchdowns and moved, at 5,259 think we were out-horsed there after • losses in a row, finishes with its may do so on Tuesday. program for children age 3 by Jan. 31 and age 5. For in McEnroe leads Davis Cup victory yards, into third place on the NCAA MACLUB winning nine straight games. But worst regular season record since file church is located at the com er of Bissell and Main formation call Cherly Sabins, director, at 647-9941 or career rushing list ahead of two- they flat controlled the line of 1970, when it went 6-5. Streets. 742-6754. time Heisman Trophy winner GRENOBLE, France (UPl) — McEnroe’s wiiP over Leconte who turn down offers to play in scrimmage.” “ We may lose five,” Bryant said, Archie Griffin, John McEnroe feels the respon brought the New Yorker within one Davis (Tup competition. Elsewhere Saturday, Auburn looking toward the New Year’s Eve “ Errors cost us the football sibility be carries as the anchor of match of Arthur Ashe’s U.S. record battle with Illinois. “ That’s a horri “ I feel the responsibility, at times game,” said Georgia Tech (Toach the United SUtes Davis Cup team, of 27 wins in Davis Cup singles. Ashe ble thought, but it’s certainly a I’m carrying the team,” McEnroe Bill Curry. “ I had been saying all Phosphoric acid cleans stains but is proud to have led the United is now the U.S. team cgpiain. possibility.” added. week we had to play error-free foot States to Its fourth victory in five "It’s nice that I’m close to Freshman Bo Jackson capped a in place? Does the tile need dead air Arthur’s record, and I ’m proud that “ I personally don’t see why people ball to beat Georgia. The errors we 67-yard drive with a 1-yard By UPl Popular Mechanics phosphoric acid should do the job. years. made, and Georgia taking advan space to work? McEnroe Sunday rounded o ff a 4-1 we have won four out of five times,” don’t want to play. I enjoy the Golf touchdown run with 2:26 remaining ezperlence of Davis Cup.” tage of those errors, were the story fo give Auburn the victory. Q U E S T IO N : Creosote from the Q U E S T IO N : We built our bouse ANSWER: To begin with, you can win over France'by defeating Henri McEnroe sal'* “ The first three wins were in the af the gam e.” flue of my wood burning stove has about four years ago. As several keep your ’’moonscape” Leconte 6-2, 6-3 in the concluding That’s understandable for a Georgia scored 3:11 into the game leaked onto the stove hearth. The ’ others in the neightorhood did, we iresblooking by painting it every match. Earlier, Yannick Noah United States, so it’s pleasurable to beat France here in front of their player who has only three losses — on Walker’s run. But the Bulldogs -Hr stone is unpainted. How can I had a rough textured, blown-on three years, using a longnapped scored France’s only victory in the roller. But if you want a smooth sur own crowd, and on a surface which none in doubles — in 35 Davis Cup didn’t get another first down the R a d ie ^ rem ove the stains? finish applied to our kitchen-dining final with a dazzling 6-1,64) wipeout 391 BROAD 8T. matches. In a year when he lost bis rest of the first half while Georgia A N SW E R ; First, call in a reliable room ceiling. We’re looking for a face and an aid toward noise con of Gene Mayer in 50 minutes. is not our best.’’ But at the same time, the 23-year- Wimbledon and U.S. Open crowns, Tech had five scoring threats, Tallwood ■TV chimney sweep to check your stove solution to the following problems: trol, we suggest you investigate a Neither of Sunday’s matches had ceiling m aterial such as old left-hander admitted the respon McEnroe had to admit that winning although it could manage only two and metal flue. It sounib like the First, it’s impossible to clean this any bearing on the outcome of the B E S T I I O N E - H A L F sibility be bears. the Davis (Tup again was a good way Ron Rice field -goals. pipe has been improperly installed. “ moonscape” o f grease and stains. Armstrong’s Fairmont Faahion MANCHESTER final because the U.S. — thanks to HANDICAP- Gross -Bob “ It’s an honor and a re^MMislbUlty to end the year. “ We struggled in the first half Cm trary to popular belief, the male Second, we’d like to reduce the noise Tone ceiling. ’Thia la a mineralf ibar, JMcEnroe in particular — had Chambers 41. Marc Schardt 45; Net to be on the team — but If sra always against Tech,” Dooley said. "They TONIGHT level in the room by adding some extra-waihable, lay-In celling tUe already established an unbeatable 3- —John Boylan 46-8-38, Sam Saplenza end of all flue pipe joints should Ashe lavishly praised McEnroe were whipping us and we were just 7:30 ■ College Baskelball: UHarl- sound deadening m aterial to the with an added coating of vinyl on ita 0 .^ d . had our best playen available. It 48-10-38, Blaine Hareld 47-9-38. point down ward so that any dripping for his attitude towards the Davis hanging on. Herschel made that foni VB. Merrimaek, WINF surface. ’The oeiUng syitem alone it For that.reason, the reverie would be more of an honor,’’ he said, BEST 14- Gross -T o n y Steullet creosote stays within the pipe. ceiling. (Tup, and for the. way he played on great run and I guess we all started 9 - NFL: Dolphins vs. Buccaneers, in the range o f n-40 STC (Sound ' riMice were idayed as the betirof- referring to top U.S. stars such as 57, Net —Fran Lucas 89-22-47.' As for removing the stain on your Could we land all the high polnta Grenoble’s Indoor clay court. thinking this' is going to be a fun Channel 8, WPOP Transmission Class' 646-7096 * IhMe eeta, Instead ol beet-of-ftve. Jimmy Connors and Vites Genilaltis hearth, any cleaner containing level and glue acoustical ceiling tile 1 6 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Mon., Nov. 28, 1962 Islanders satisfied with tie Scoreboard thanks to last minute score 0 - Scoreboard Basketball Soccer iu By United Press International The elation of his team gaining a tie late in the game Sunday night did Blu&-Gray Penalties—Coff^, Edm, 7;X; Houston 7 0 010-31 New Orleans J Det. 7:X; Larron. Det. 18:12. little to appease New York Islander San Franclaco 0 6 014^ At Montgomery, Ala, 11 :X a.m. MAJOR INDOOR SOCCER LEAGUE New England 14 S 0 0-39 Dec. 29 Third period—10. Edmonton. Pouzar 5 NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASSOC. By United Press International Hou-Campbell 1 run (Kempf kick) NO-Wilaon 10 pass from Stabler (Gretzky. Kurri). 2:58. U, , Detroit. Denis Potvin. (Frltacb kick) Liberty Bowl By United Press International Bastem Division NE-Morgan S3 pasa from Grogan At Memphis, Tenn. Larson 5 (Foster, Woods), 6:42. “Take away two minutes from Elasteni Conference W L Pet. GB (Miller kick) SF-FG Werschlng X NO-J. Rogers 2 run (kick failed) Alabama (7-4) vs. Illinois (7-41, 8 p.m. Hockey Edmonton. Hughes 10 (G reg^ Gretzky), this game and we walk out of this Atlantic Division Baltimore J Football NE-Morgan 34 pass from Grogan Dec. 90 13:34. Penalties-McKcchnie. Det. 2:43. W L Pet. GB (Miller kick) SF-FG werschlng 46 Shots on ffoaV-Edmonton 17-11-18-40. building a loser,” the defenseman New York 5 1 S 1 NO-FG FriUch f7 , Gator Bowl Boston 13 2 X 7 — Buffalo NE-FG Miller 33 At Jacksonville, Fla. Detroit 16140-32. r» * . said after Clark Gillies scored with PhiUdelphia 13 2 .8S7 - 3 1 .750 IMi NE-FG Miller 36 NOG. Rogers 1 run (Fiitach kick) Goalies — Edmonton. Moog. Detroit, Geveland SF'Moore 12 pass from Montana West Vir^nia (9-2) vs. Florida State 70 seconds remaining to give the Washingtm 7 8 .487 6 Chicago 4 2 .887 1% NE-Snfety, intentional grounding in end Micalef, Stefan. A—18.0M. New Jersey 7 # .438 2 3 .400 3 zone (Werschlng kick) (Sdl, 9 p.m. New York Islanders a 3-3 tie with M emrais SF-Francis 16 pass from Montana ■ Dec 31 New York 3 10 .231 9 PIttsDurgh 1 3 JBO SVii NE-Colllna 14 pass from Grogan (Miller Hall of Fam e Bowl the Washington Capitals at Lan- Central Division Western Division kick) (Werschlng kick) rfATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE NY Rangers 2 0 1 -0 NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE Hmi-Cusper A01011 At Birmingham, Ala. Buffalo 2 14—7 Detroit 10 6 .CB - Phoenix 4 .800 - 14 pasa from Manning Vanderbilt (60) vs. Air Force (70), 2 By United Press International dover, Md. Milwaukee 10 8 .625 — 3 .600 1 American Conference (Kempf kick) Wales Conference F irst Period-1, Buffalo, Ramsay 3 St. Louis W L T Pet. PF PA p.m. (Peterson), 13:37. 2. Buffalo. McKegney 9 "I think we've been playing too Atlanta 6 7 .482 2V^ Kansas City 2 .333 2Vk Hou-Renfrb 8 pass from Manning Patrick Division Miami S 0 0 1.000 (Kempf kick) Peach Bowl L T Pts. GF GA (Patrick. Ruff), li:i0. 3. NY Rangers, many games. This has been our 27th Chicago 6 10 J75 4 Wichita 1 250 2W At Atlanta W 1 Indiana 6 10 J75 4 2 222 3 NY Jets 3 1 0 .790 111 A03,6O2 First downs X X NY Islanders 14 9 5 33 106 87 Pavelich 15 (Du^uay. McClanahan), San Die .790 96 Iowa (70) vs. Tennessee (60-1). 3 p.m. game of the year. Other teams like aeveland 2 12 .143 7 Golden Bay 0 3 .000 3 Cincinnati 3 Rushes-yards 26—119 37—106 Philadelphia . 13 9 3 X 99 82 18;X. 4. NY Rangers. Hedberg 9 .000 5 Buffalo 3 .790 64 Passing yards 175 330 Bluebonnet Bowl 1 99 97 (Rogers. Don Maloney), 19:46 PenaUies- Wasnington have played 20-21 (ac Western Conference Los Angeles . « ? ’ At Houston NY Rangers 12 11 X Midwest Division Saturday s Results LA Raiders 3 .750 106 P it Sea Sacks Dy-yards 1—9 1—7 Washington 8 9 6 22 81 8T Van Boxmeer. Buf. 1:56; Duguay. NYR. tually 23) and that’s definitely had W L Pet. GB Pittsburgh 3 .750 86 Return yards 6 0 Arkansas (6M) vs. Florida (70), 8 12 4 X 84 114 double-minor. 1:56; Dave Maloney. NYR. Geveland 6, Kansas City 3 First downs 12 21 p.m. Pittsburgh 8 an effect on us." Kansas City .687 San Diego 5, Pittsburgh 3 San Diego 2 5)0 89 Rushes-yards 28-63 38-121 Passes 19-28-2 27-40-1 New Jersey 4 15 7 15 71 110 7:51; Foligno. Buf, 8:X. .647 - Seattle 2 5K) 61 Punts 1-34.0 1-38.0 Jan. 1 Second Period0. Buffalo. Ramsev 1 John Tonelli dug a loose puck off San Antonio PhMnix 9. Buffalo 3 Passing yards 136 186 ' Fiesta Bowl Adams Division Dallas .482 3 Sunday's Results Geveland 2 .500 66 Sacks oy-yards 5 -X 1-7 Fumbles-lost 4—8 3-2 Montreal 15 4 5 35 111 77 (Hail), 5:S. Penalties-Laidlaw. NYR, 5)0 07 At Tempe, Ariz. the boards and fed Gillies, who Denver .438 SW New York 8. Wichita 7 (OT) New England 2 Return yards 66 82' Penalties-yards 8^ Boston 13 7 5 31 91 71 3 53; Housley. Buf. 4:39; Patrick, Buf. Kansas city 2 51) 59 Time of possession X:16 34:44 Oklahoma (^ ) vs. Arizona Stale (62)' 79 107 86 8:47; Baker. NYR. 15:13: Dave Maloney. snapped a 25-foot wrist shot past Utah JOB Wt St. Louis 5. Kansas City 3 Passes 14-2^-6 14-22-0 Cotton ^ w l Buffalo 12 8 4 Houston 2 12 .143 TVk Denver 1 250 Punts 4-47.0 5-360 (Quebec 11 10 2 24 108, 106 NYR. 19:58 Washington goalie A1 Jensen. Dienis Baltimore 5,- M•* em nph ^ ls ls2 \ INDIVIDUAL LEADERS At Dallas Pacific Division ______I Bay Houston 2S0 60 101 Fumbles-lost 8-2 3-1 Hartford 5 14 3 13 72 107 Third Period0. Buffalo, f-oligno 7 Buffalo 9, C^lden m y Baltimore .000 33 106 RUSHING-Denver-Preston 700. Wlllh- Southern Methodist (10-61) vs. Pitts (McCourU. 9:03. 7, NY Rangers. Rogers Maruk had given the Capitals a 3-2 Seattle 14 175 — Monday's Games Penalties-yards 3 -X 3-15 burgh (9-2), 2 p.m. Campbell Conference . National Conference ite 1000, Parros 607, DeBerg 3-12. San Norris Division 12 (Dave Maloney). 12:52. 8. Buffalo. 2 Los Angeled* 12 JOO IV^ (No Games ^heduled) Time of possession 24:48 36:12 lead at the start of the third on a W L T Pet. PF PA Diego—Muncie 1801, Brooks 19-66, Cap- Rose Bowl V W L T Pts GF GA McKegney 10 (Patrick. Playfair), 13:15. Phoenix 11 .888 3 Tuesday’s Game At Pasadena, Calif. Rod Langway rebound. Portland 8 .471 6 ^ Buffalo at Los Angeles. 10:36 p.m. EST Washington 0 0 1.000 98 73 Individual Leaders pelletti 40, Fouts 14. Chicago 15 3 9, Buffalo. Patrick 7 (McKegney. Ruff). Green M y 1 0 .750 101 64 PASSING - Denver-DeBerg 19-280-184. Michigan (80) vs. UCLA (9-M), 5 p.m. 13:46. 10. Buffalo. Hamel 6 (Playfair. "Whenever you get a point from Golden State 4 11 287 9 ^ RUSHING-Pittsburgh-Hairis 603. Pol Orange Bowl Minnesota 14 8 San Diego 3 12 200 10^ Dallas 1 0 lard 6X, Stoudt 5-16. Hawthorne 4-19. San Diego-Fouts 27-40-1-337. St. I>ouis 9 13 Housley). 19:24. Penalties-Housley. Buf, these guys (the Islanders)," New Orleans 1 0 96 RECEIVING-Denver-Parros 909, Pres At Miami Saturday's Results Seattle—Smith 1709, Brown 828, Hughes Nebraska (161) vs. Louisiana State (8- Toronto 4 12 11:X; Fotiu. NY. 18:56. Langway said, “you've got to be Philadelphia 126, UUh 113 Minnesota 2 0 601, Doomink 6-13. ton 202, Odoms 208, Willhite MO. Detroit 3 16 66 113 Shots on goal-NY Rangers 900-23. Detroit 2 0 Upchurch 1-15, Ealoff MO. Watson Wats< 3-40. 2-1). 6 p.m. Atlanta 117, Indiana 88 PASSING - Pittsburgh-Stoudt 9000-73, Sugar Bowl Smvthe Division Buffalo 8-I1-9-X. happy. But we didn't play all that Washington 107, Portland 90 , Atlanta 2 0 Bradshaw 5-7007. Seattle-Zom 1402-0- ^ n Diego-Joiner 701. Muncie 2-96, Scales Edmonton 11 9 6 124 113 Goalies‘NY Rangers. Weeks. Buffalo, 302, Winslow 8-107, Brooks 4-15, At New Orleans well tonight” Sim Antonio 107, Dallas 106 St.^ Louis 2 0 204. 302, Georgia (110) vs. Penn State (161), 8 Vancouver 9 10 6 92 85 Cloutier. A—12.731. Kansas CiW 105, Phoenix 99 San Francisco 3 0 233 89 90 RECEIVING - PitUburgh^Ullworth 4- Cappellettl 3-17. Ixos Angeles to 9 3 79 81 Both teams played a scoreless se 3 0 250 61 O p.m. 93 81 Houston Ids, Chicago 99 Philadelphia 59, Harris 300, Pollard 2-19, Cunningham Jan. 15 ■ Winnipeg 10 8 2 cond period after the Islanders NY GianU 3 0 250 63 76 \ 9 13 4 106 106 Milwaukee 109, New York 96 2-14. Seattle-Lareent 6-109, Jerfms 3-96, East-West Shrine Call 9 ChIcMO 3 0 250 37 79 Metxelaars 1-17, Sawyer 1-14, Ivory 1-12. Denver 3 7 7 3 -X efop four, in each division qualify for sto rm ^ back in the first from a 2-0 Denver 141, San DIm o 125 ^Bowling 017 310-00 At Palo Alto, Calif., 3 p.m. Seattle 133. Golden State 118 LA Rams 3 0 250 74 102 San Diego Stanley Cup playoffs.) deficit. Tampa Bay 3 0 .000 32 52 Dvr-F(3 Karlis 27 Hula Bowl Saturday's Results Sunday's Results SD-Winslow 3 pass from Fouts At Honolulu, 5 p.m. Washington’s Doug Jarvis con Cleveland 118, Kansas GW 110 (Top' eight teams in each conference Pittsburgh ® ? 5 Boston 8, Hartford 0 Track qualify lor playoffs.) (Benirschke kick) Japan Bowl Boston 124, Milwaukee 109 # r Seattle S ® 7 At Yokohama, Japan, 12:X a m. Chicago 3, Quebec ! nected at 5:27 in the first by poking a 'Thursday's Results SI>-FG Benirschke 41 N Y. Rangers 3, N Y. Islanders 0 Los Angeles 142, Golden State 127 Sea-FG Johnson S from Fouts Jan. 22 Field pass from Craig Laughlin through Monday's Games New York Giants U.vDetroit 6 Sea-FG Johnson 46 SD-Wlnslow 18 pasi New Jersey 4. Calgary 3 Dallas 31, Geveland 14 (Benirschke kick) Senior Bowl the pads of Islander goalie Billy (No Games Scheduled) Sea-FG Johnson X At Mobile, Ala., noon. Winnipeg 6. Toronto 3 Tuesday's Games Sunday's Results Sea-Johns 11 pass from Zorn (Johnson Dvr-Upchurch 16 pass from DeBerg Detroit 5. Montreal 5 (tie) EASTERN BUSINESSMEN- (Karlis kick) Gold Bowl Smith. Fifty-nine seconds later the (All Times EST) Buffalo 20, ^Itim ore 0 kick) At Anaheim, Calif. St. Louis 5. Pittsburgh 3 Detroit vs. Boston at Hartford. 7:30 Em ile Roux 175-160-453, Paul St. Louis 23, Atlanta 20 Dvr-DeBerg 6 run (Karlis kick) Philadelphia 4. Los Angeles 0 Capital's Gaetan Duchesne A06,S63 SD-FG Benirschke 18 deflected Brian Engblom’s shot p .m . Giliberto 187-408, Dave Kosciol 157- Washington 13. I^iladelphia 9 Sunday's Results By United Press International Kansas City at New Jersey, 7:35 p.m. New York Jets 15, Green Bay 13 Dvr-FG Karlis » N.Y. Islanders 3. Washington 3 (tie) 145-416, Ed Zawistowski 157-384, Bub New England 29. Houston 21 SD-Wins)ow 2 pass from Fouts Buffalo 7. N.Y. Rangers 3 National Cross Country Championships from the point past Smith. But the Utah at New York, 7:35 p.m. Chi Min At East Rutherford. N.J.. Nov. 28 Holmes 155-426, Ted Kowzun 149, Ed Minnesota 36. Chicago 7 12 X (Benirschke kick) Edmonton 7. Detroit 5 Islanders' Mike Bossy and Tonelli Philadelphia at Atlanta, 7:35 p.m. F irst downs SD-FG Benirschke 42 NEW YORK (UPl) -■ How the UPl Men Geveland at Milwaukee, 8:30 p.m. Gnciimati 31, Los Angeles Raiders 17 Rushes-yards 25-94 28-63 Philadelphia 5. Vancouver 5 (tie) Lavado 148, Bill Colby 147, Bill Seattle 16, Pittsburgh 0 Top X college football teams fared Monday's Games I. Pat Porter, Eugene. Ore., 28.50 2. scored the tying goals. Los Angeles at San Antonio, 8:30 p.m. Passing yards ISO 942 th ro ^ h games of Saturday. Nov. 27: Mark Scrutton. U. oi Colorado. S:07. 3. Dallas at Denver. 9:35 p.m. Moorhouse 424, Don Mathiews 420, New Orleans 23. San Francisco 20 Sacks oy-yards 3-21 7-66 (All Times EST) Jim Hill. Eugene. Ore,. X;08 4. Larry In other games, Buffalo downed San EMego 30, I^nver 20 1. ( ^ r g i a (110) defeated Georgia Tech Chicago at New Jersey. 7.35 p.m. San Diego at Portland, 10:30 p.m. Jim Sirianni 408, Dom DeDominlcis Return yards 159 86 Balt Buff X-18. Cuzzorl. Louisville. Ky,, X:09 5. Nick the New York Rangers 7-3, Edmon Phoenix at Golden State. 10:35 p.m. Los Angeles Rams X, Kansas City 14 Passes 15-29-8 26-36-2 F irst E)owns 6 21 Winnipeg at Montreal. 8:06 p.m. Rose. England. X;10 6. Dan Dillon. 397, aiff Jones 385, Bruce Lavery Monday’s Game Rushes-Yards 20—36 57—254 2. Penn St. (161) defeated Pittsburgh (’aigarv at Minnesota. 8:06 p m. ton beat Detroit 7-5, and Punts 8-01.0 6-38.1 1610. Eugene. Ore.. 29:22 . 7. Kevin Ryan, .384, Ed Ralph 382, Paul Mozzlcato (All Times EST) Fumbles-lost 8 - 2 9-1 Passing Yards 52 67 Tuesday's Games Eugene. Ore., 29:23 8. Don Janicki. Los Philadelphia tied Vancouver 5-5. UPl photo Miami at Tampa Ba^ 9 p.m. Sacks oy-Yards 6-0 1—10 3. Nebraska (161) defeated Oklahoma Winnipeg at (Jueoec KANSAS CITY (110) Penalties-yards 9 - X 6 - » 2624 Angeles. 2 9 .7 3 . 9, Bob Hodge. Boston. S ab res 7, R n n a ers 3 E. Johnson 3-9 5^ 11.- Nealy 1-1 52 2. .382, Lon Annulli 381. Thursday, Dec. 2 Time of possession 27:10 32:X Return Yards 69 X N Y Islanders at St. Louis 29’X 10. Dan Henderson. Wheaton. 111., San Francisco at Los Angeles Rams. 9 Passes 3—17—C 6—16—0 4. So. .Methodist (160-1) completed Los Angeles at Vancouver Meriweather 2-6 2-2 6, D ^w 6-12 3-3 15. regular season. X:27. Williams 9-18 7-8 26, S. Johnson 66 36 p.m. Individual Leaders PunU 7-44.3 0-42.3 II. Tim Hacker, Los Angeles. 2 9 :7 9 . 12. At Buffalo. N.Y., Tony McKegney Y- Jim Beil 150-154-434, Frank Sunday, Dec. 5 5. Pittsburgh 19-2) lost to Penn St. 19- TOUCHING SCENE ALONG THE BOARDS 15, Woodson 8-18 22 18, King 36 12 7. R. RUSHING-Chicago-Payton 1207, Suhey Fumbles-Lost 1—1 0-0 Scott Jenkin, I/)S Angeles. 7 9 :70 . 13. scored twice, including his 100th Buffalo vs. Green Bay at Milwaukee. 1 Penalties-Yards 5—72 10—79 10. Johnson 26 22 6. Steppe 0-1 46 4, Calvo 147-140-145-425, Fred McCurry 6-7, (Sentry 10, McMahon 8-17. Min 6. Louisiana St. (8-2-1) lost to Tulane American Hockey League Sosthenes Bitok. Kenya. X 32. 14. Ekl Caps’ Doug Jarvis and Islanders' John Tonelli collide Thompson 0-1 06 0. ToUls 4062 2928 110. p.m. nesota-Brown 503, Nelson 110, Galbreath Time of Possession 1S:X 44;40 By United Press International career NHL goal, to lead the Sabres. 157-416, Ray Claughsey 151-414, Houston at.New York Giants, 1 p.m. 31-X. Eyestone. Los Angeles. X:33. 15. Steve CLEVELAND (118) 2- 10. Northern McKegney. in his fifth year with Hank Frey 168-412, Bill McKinney Tampa Bay. at New Orleans, 1 p.m. 7. Arkansas (8-M) did not play. Plasencia, Eugene. Ore . 29:34. 16. Thom Robinson 0-14 56 17, Wedman 7-19 34 PASSING-Chicago-McMahon 1200-1-13- Individual Statistics 8. UCLA (9-1-1) completed regular W L T Pts. GF GA Hunt. Eugene. Ore., X:35. 17. Paul Buffalo, got his 100th goal at 14:10 of 17. Mokeski 5-10 3-4 13. Brewer 46 4*7 12. 144-406, Nonny Zazzaro w)l, Carl Kansas City at Pittsburgh. 1 p.m. 9, Evans 3 ^ 0 0 , Payton 0-100. RUSHING-Baltimore-Dixon 5^13, McMil Fredericton 15 97 56 Williams. Los Angeles. 29;X. 18. Steve Minnesota at Miami. 1 p.m. lan 6-16, Dickey 80. Pagel 10. Franklin season. 114 97 the first period to give the Sabres a Oilers 7, Red Wings 3 Huston 7-10 76 21. Hubbard 4-7 76 15, Minnesota-Kramer 26360-36. 9. Oklahoma (8-3) lost to Nebraska 28- Nova Scotia 13 7 Lacy. Boston. 29 » 19. Bill Reifsnyder. Lafleur's record. He has 20 goals the net for the extra attacker, Hayes 36 12 7. Wilkerson 56 06 10, Bolin 149-399, Charlie Whblan 141- New England at Chicago. 1 p.m. RECEIVING-Chicago-Moorehead 4-79. 3-7. Buffalo-Uaks 2200, Cribbs 2M03, Maine 12 9 92 82 Lewisburg. I’a . X;37. X. Zakariah St. Louis at Philadelphia, 1 p.m. Ferguson 1-7. Moore 908, Hooks 4-16. 24. 105 100 2-0 lead. At Detroit, Mark Messier scored and 43 assists. Sittler poked the puck into the net Bagley 26 22 6. Totals 4365 32-42 118. 389, Jim M artin 140-38&, Andy Suhey 6-X, Payton 3-17, Margerum M7. 10. Clemson (9-1-1) defeated Wake Adirondack 11 11 Barie. U. of 'TexasElPaso. 7 9 :2 ?. Kansas City 19 29 34 26-110 San Diego at Geveland. 1 p.m. MinnesoU-White 10-177, Rashad 706. PASSING-Baltimore-Pagei 3-17-002. Moncton 8 16 83 106 Women "I think we forechecked as well as twice and league scoring leader Flyers .5, Canurks 5 during a wild scramble in front of Lamoureaux 141-385, Ed Bolin 377, Cincinnati at Baltimore, 2 pm . Buffalo-Ferguson 6-16003, Robinson 1-1-0- Forest 21-17. 90 96 Cleveland 2626 30 24-118 L ^ i s 101, Brown 404, Senser 2-13. 11. West Virginia (62) completed Sherbrooke 8 13 1. Lesley Welch. U. of Virginia, 15:52. we have all year in the second Wayne Gretzky collected four At Vancouver, British Columbia, Canuck goalie Ken Ellacott.Van Three-point goal—Williams, fouled out Jo e T w aronite 148-373, C raig Atlanta at Denver, 4 p.m. 4. Southern 2. Jan Merrill, New London. Conn.,' 16:10. Dallas at Washington, 4-p.m. RECEIVING-Baitimore-Bouza M3. regular season. 92 79 period." said Buffalo coach Scotty assists, giving the Oilers a victory Darryl Sittler scored with 30 couver overcame a 4-2 Flyers’ lead —S. Johnson. Total foula-Kansas City 33, Coleman 388, Pete Aceto M7, Bert 12. Washington (9-2) completed regular Hershev 14 8 3. Julie Brown. San Diego. 16:10. 4, Joan Cleveland 31. Rebounds—Kansas City 35 Seattle at L A. Raiders, 4 p.m. CTilcago 0 7 0 0 - 7 Dixon 104, Dickey 1-S. Buffalo-Brammer St Calharins 13 10 103 96 Benoit. Eugene. Ore . 16:12. 5. Margaret N Bowman. “The Rangers were on a over the Red Wings. Gretzky has seconds left to pick up a hat trick Wilson 354. Monday. Dec. 6 Minnesota 014 714-36 2-19, Mosley 1-7, Lewis 2-32, Piccone 10. season KM 106 with third-period goals by Moe (Meriweather. S. Johnson 7 each), 13. 'Texas (8-2) defeated Texas A&M 53- Springfield 11 12 Groos. Eugene. Ore.. 16:13 6. Belly roll and have been scoring a lot of now earned a point in 26 consecutive and lift Philadelphia into a tie. With Cleveland 44 (Robinson 13). Assists— New York Jets at Detroit. 9 p.m. Dii-Moorehead X pass from McMahon Haslett 10. Binghamton 10 13 93 103 Springs. Raleigh. N.C., 1613. 7. Brenda Lemay, Patrick Sundstrom and Jiri (Roveto kick) 16. 93 n o goals." games and is two short of Guy Flyers goalie Rick St. Croix out of Kansas City 25 (Drew 8). Cleveland 23 U.S. MIXED- Lee Cote 200, Dave 14. Florida St. (62) did not play. Rocnester 9 12 Webb. Knoxville. Tenn.. 16:13. 8. Midde Bubla to go in front. (Huston 7). A-1.9B9. Min-White 5 pass from Kramer 15. Maryland (80) completed regular Baltimore 9 12 ^ 91 103 Hammrin. Sweden. 16:14. 9. Kathy Fenn 203-527, Fred Kozlcki 221-538, (Danmeler kick) Baltiniute 0 0 0 0-0 New Haven 8 14 2 18 70 90 Hadler. Knoxville. Tenn.. 16:18 10. Nan First downs 21 Min-Senser 1 pais from Kramer Buffalo 314 0 3-X season. Saturdav's Results MILWAUKEE (ini John Kozicki 525, Edith Mason 182, I Rusbes-yards 20-33 3S-IS7 16. Tulsa (161) completed season. Doak. U of Iowa. 16:23 (Danmeier kick) Buff-FG Herrera 47 Binghamton 6. Baltimore 5 (OT) 11. Martha White. U. of Virginia. 16 25. JolinMn 4-II 3-4 1). Mix 4-10 0-1 a, Pfduing yards 322 210 Min-White 8 pass from Kramer Buff-Leaks 1 run (Herrera kick) 17. Ohio St, (80) completed regular Lanier 16. 36 5, Moncrief 9^^ 3-4 21, Shelia Bonetti 454, Suzanne Feltman season. Frt^ericlon 5. Rochester 2 12. Jill Havworth, U. of Virginia. 16.29. " Sacks oy-yards 0-0 2—X (Danmeier kick) Buff-Leaks 1 run (Herrera kick) Hershev 4. Nova Scotia 3 (OT) Ford 2-7 2-2 6, Bridgeman 12-22 22 27. 214-529, Sharon Madore 178, Carol ,, Return yards 76 181 18. Michigan (80) completed regular 13. Dana Slater. U. of Virginia. 16 -TO. 14. College basketball roundup Min-Lewls 31 pass from Kramer Buff-FG Herrera 41 Maine 4. St Catharines 3 (OT) Ellen Hart. B<)ulder, Colo,. 16:33 15, Winters 26 06 4. FTetsey 36 34 9. Passes 27—44—4 14 (Danmeier kick) A03.966 season. Nesko 183-488, Dale Pecker 465, Sue 19. Brigham Young (8-3) completed Springfield 6. New Haven 4 Suzanne Girard. Washington. 16:34. 16. Catchings 0-2 34 3. Criss 6-11 06 15. - Punts 4-402 4-42.7 Min-White 13 pass from Kramer Sunday's Results Totals &94 19-27 109. Hale 181-471, Cindy Hurley 189-501, Fumbles-lost 1—0 4—2 ’regular season. Andrea Fischer, Hannibal. Mo . 16 34 17, (Danmeier kick) GB NYJ Nova S<*otia 7. New Haven 4 . Monica Joyce. England. 16:34 18, Liz BOSTON (124) Linda Skoglund 182-509, Terry Penalties-yards 6-X 6-68 A04.724 First downs 17 X X. (tie) Alabama (74i lost to Auburn Maxwell 3-11 36 9. Bird 15-16 76 37. X-22. Rochester 5. Sherbrooke 4 Hjalmarsson. Sweden. 16:34 19. Amy Priskwaldo 489, Linda Burton 484, H m e of possession X:14 33:46 Rushes-yards 24-64 37-lX Monctont.7, Adirondack 6 (OT) Parish 920 12 19. Buckner 26 06 4, 211 221 X. (tie) New Mexico (161) completed Harper. San 1Luis Obispo, Calif . 16 37 20, Cavaliers forced to struggle Passing yards Monday's Games ~l^ lh "Farm er. ■■U. of ' ''lori Florida. 16 38 Ainge 66 M 13. McHale 46 12 9. season. Sue Cote 488, Sheila Price 466. Individual Leaders Phil Wash Sacks DV'Vards 2-19 3-14 (No Games Sche'duled) Archibald 56 56 15. Henderson 16 (M) 2, RUSHING-LA Ralders-Allen 80. KIm First downs 17 15 Return yards 46 n Robey 22 06 4. Carr 46 06 6, Bradley 1- Tuesday's Games from Tim Mullen. Ricky Stokes and nature." On Sunday, Clyde Drexler scored 1001, Hawkins 2-2. Cincinnatl-Johnson 23- Rushes-yards 23-101 31-61 Passes 19-30-0 20-36-1 Moncton at Baltimore By United Press International 4 0^2 2. Tillis 16 06 2. Totals 53-102 f^25 HOLIDAYS- Patty Nanibtas 361, IX. Alexander 9-13. Collinsworth 1-minus Passing yards Punts 5-36.0 3-X.O Elsewhere Saturday, Missouri’s 218 231 Sherbrook at St. Catherines Sunday's Sports Transactions Othell Wilson to go ahead 51-40 and 27 points and grabbed 13 rebounds to 12( Anne Theriault 128. 11, Anderson 20. Sacks by-yards 4 -X 2-15 Fumbles-lost 3-1 3-1 Milwaukee 23 35 23 28—109 t>ASSINCi-LA Rxiden-Plunkett J841-4- ' United Press International V Virginia may be the No. 1 team in Greg Caveneri sank five free throws Return yards Penalties-yards 5 -X 8-66 regain control. lead No. 11 Houston to a 106-72 vic 85 IX Basketball the country but all is not well in “In the second half, we wanted to in the final three minutes to lead No. Boston 28 39 30 27-124 S18. Wllion l-t0 4 , Allen, O-l-OO. Passes 16-48-4 14-08-2 Time of possession X:13 X;47 NY Islanders 20 1-3 tory over Lamar in the finals of the Three-point goals—Bridgeman 1 Criss 3. MERCANTII.E- Ed Ralph 140- . CinclnnxU-Andereon 1M0O410. Punts 5-36.0 7-37.7 Wa.shington 2 0 1—3 Detroit — Placed forward- Charlottesville. blow it open and our impatience 14 Missouri to a 64-60 upset of No. 2 Houston Kettle Classic. Fouled out—none. Total fouls—Milwaukee 148-409, (Jeorge Barber 141-372, Walt RECEIVING-LA Rxlders-Allen 064, Fumbles-lost 4-1 8-1 Individual Leaders First period—1. Washington. Jarvis 2 center Kent Benson on the The Cavaliers struggled Saturday showed,” said Virginia coach Terry North Carolina. The defending 28, Boston 25. Rcbounds-Milwaukee 35 '' Barnwell 4.04, Chrlstiensen OTZ, Branch Penalties-yards 1-6 4-00 RUSHING-Green Bay-Ivery 9-X. Ellis (Haworth. Laughlin). 5:27 2. Wasningion. injured list; signed free agent Akeem Olajuwon of Houston, a 7- (Mix 8), Boston 56 (Parish 16). Assists— Jacy 153-353, Walt Bender 151-386, Off, Hawkins 3-19. CIncinnati-Ross 3-29, Time of possession 27:34 3Z;» 8-10, Rodgers 40, Jefferson 10. Dickey 2- Duchesne 4 (Engblom. Currie). 6:25. 3, forward Sf’ott May night before downing Virginia Com Holland, whose club has won all six champion Tar Heels are 0-2 — their Milwaukee 22 (Ford 6), Boston 38 Red Grout 147-386, Ward Holmes “ Krelder 3-7«, Holman 1-3, Collinsworth I- 1. NY Jets-McNell 1606, Augustyniak 10- NY Islanders. Bossv 21 (Jonsson. foot sophomore from Nigeria, con (Archibald 8). Te<^nlcal—none. A—15620. monwealth 69-63 to win the Virginia of its invitational tournaments and worst start since 1919. 172-419, Russ Wilson 138-16(M19. Bill M, Johnson 10, Alexander 1*. Curtis 3- Individual Leaders 41. Dierking 3-15, H a r ^ r 3-1, Todd 5- Tennis Kallur). 16:21 4, NY Islanders. Tonelli 11 In another upset at Las Vegas, nected on 8-of-lO shots and two free RUSHING —I^ladelphia-Harrington 15- minus 6. (Bourne). 18:12. Penalties—Morrow, NYl. Tip-Off Classic. has defeated VCU three times for Sheekey 142-141-407, Stan Jarvis 135- 66, Campfield 10, Glammona 30, Harris PASSING-Green Bay-Dickey 19060- 12:34. Novy. Was, 15:32, throws in the first half as the SAN FRANaSCO (1*7) HOME EMHNKERS — Jannette “We should've blown them out of the championship. “I don’t think Nev., Nevada-Las Vegas beat No. 18 370, Mike Pagani 139-145-411, Hank 10. Jaworskl 30. Washlngton-Rigglns 36- 235. NY Jets-Todd 2636-1-240. Second period—None. Penalties—Smith. the gym.” said Ralph Sampson, this is a major catastrophe. 1 think Oklahoma 65-54. Larry Anderson Cougars rolled to a 57-35 lead. Short 7-11 M U. Smith 9-U 0-1 U. LA Raiders 010 7 0—17 52. W ashii^ 10, Walker M l, Monk 1- RECEIVING-Green Bay-Lofton 306. NYL 5:18: McEwen. NYI. 11:35 Wade 195. Dale SiSe 178, Anna Carroll S-10 M 12, Free »-lB 0-1 U, Frey 141-369, Jim Bell 142-389, Rich j Cincinnati 147 7 3-31 minu80, Tmismann 7-1. Epps 304, Iveiy 3-X. Jefferson 1-X. Third period-6. Washington. Maruk 10 Olajuwon finished with 13 rebounds Richardson 2-U (M) 4, Lloyd 2-0 2-2 6, Hallenscheidt 195-454. Phyllis Virginia’s All-America center. we can still enjoy winning our tour had 18 points and Sidney Green 16 to Luko 145-358, Pete Btazitis 150-400, CIn—Holman 3 pass from Anderson PACING —^ila^lphia-Jaworski 1602- Coffman 6-16, ElHs M6. Rodgers 19. NY (Langway). 5:M. 6. NY Islanders. Gillies "This game showed us some things nament.” lead UNLV. The Sooners closed to and 21 points. Romar 0-11 1-1 U. WillUms 0-11 10-10 20. ' (Krelder run) 4033. Washington-Theismann 14060059. Jets-L. Jones 406, Gaffney 204, Walker 6 (Tonelli. Morrow). 18:50. Penalties- Heritage 187, Cathy Bohjalian 191- On Saturday, No. 15 Tennessee Brown 10 00 2. McDowell 1-2 00 2, Chuck Barrera Sr. 143-354, Rich ,1 , Cln—Riley SO pass Interception (Breech RECEIVING-Pbiladelphia-C. Smith 3- 4-37, Barkum 2-33, Harper 105, McNeil 3- Langway. Was. 0;X; Engblom. Was. 177-527, Mary Presti 175-474,'Shirley we need to work on. " Wilson led the Cavaliers with 17 45-44 midway through the second Conner M 00 0, Engler 2-2 02 4. ToUlsr ^ kick) By United Press International Romano 143-363, Ron DuBlois 139- 32, Carmichael 6-l», Campfield M7. 21, Augustyniak 3-16, Dierking 10. Davis (Tup Final. Nov. X 2:00; Bourne. NYI. 6:03, Eldridge 200-475, Diane Cote 177-466, The Cavaliers jumped to an 18-2 points. Sampson had 12 points, 9 half but the Rebels went on an 11-5 blasted Biscayne 84-59, No. 19 St. M-101 2125 127. LA-PG Bahr 31 Giammona 1-16, (Julck M4, Spagnola 4^ Shots on goal—NY Islanders 14-7-15-34. LOS ANGELES ( l« l 363, Emile Pelletier 138-372, John ■ LA-Branch 34 pass from Plunkett France vs United States Patty Westine 184-450. Eileen. Hen lead and cruised into halftime with a rebounds and 4 blocked shots and tear to win it. Wayland Tisdale .led John’s captured the Lapchick 34,...... Kab M l. WWashington-Morik ' MO, At Grenoble, France Washington 01011—27. Rambla F4 12 », WUkes 10-15 1-1 21. Lukas 138-138-384, Daryl Lukas 149- ’ (Bahr kick) , Brown 3-134, Warren 401, Harmon M4, Green Bay 6 7 0 0—13 Goalies—NY Islanders. Smith. Washing son 451, Lynn Davis 474. 15-point advantage. But Calvin Dun was named the tournament’s Most Oklahoma with 21 points. Memorial Tournament with a 62-52 Abdul-Jabbar 10-14 70 27, E. Johnson 00 Cin—Johnion 1 run (Breech kick) Riggins M l. Giaquinto 109. Seay 207. NY Jets 6 0 9 0-15 Yannick Noah. France, def. Gene ton. Jensen. A—12,380 144-424, Greg Lukas 135-140-149-424, M ^ e r. U.S., 6-1, 60. John McEnroe. can scored 18 of his team-high 20. Valuable Player. No. 4 Kentucky crushed Butler 90- decision over Ohio U. and No. 20 22 10. Nixon 7-11 22 10. Worthy 4-U 02 . LA-Branch 38 pass from Plunkett GB-Epps 34 pass from Dickey (kick Arkansas routed Southeast Missouri 8, Cooper 50 1-1 II. McAdoo TO 2-4 10. Jerry Clark 135, Ken Cowperthwaite (Bahr kick) ..... failed) U.S.. def. Henri L ^ n t e , France. 6-2, 60. points after halftime and Michael “The last 30 minutes, we played 53. No. 5 L ouisville downed C. Johnson 00 00 12. Jordan 02 00 0. 139, John Lachapelle 138, Rich Cln-Anderson 10 run (Breech kick) tiiUdelphia 0 0 9 0-9 NYJ-L. Jones 73 pasa from Todd (kick United States defeats Fraoce 4-1 Brown hit for 14 of his 19 points in awfully well," said VCU coach J.D. Washington 58-47 and on Sunday 74-57. Landaberger 20 00 4, McGee 4-7 00 B. Qn-FG Breech 36 ^W a8hinnm 3 7 8 6-13 failed) Edmonto 2 3 2 -7 At Lexington; Ky., Jim Master Totals IB-107 1023 le . Florek 136, Bob Whalen 350, Zip A03.SX W ash^G Moseley 46 GB-Epps X pass from Dickey $300,000 South African Open Detroit 311-6 the second half as the Rams closed Barnett. “In the first 10 minutes, I beat Vanderbilt, 80-70, to win the & n Francisco 3434 3030-1Z7 Sobiski 360, Leo Foglia 360, Mel Bur Wash-Brown 66 pass from Thelsmann (Stenerud kick) At Johannesburg. Nov. 79 First perlod-I. Detroit. Ogrodnick 11 STRETCH YOUR to within 45-40 with 11:40 to play. Great Alaska Shootout and No. 7 In scored 21 points and Dirk Min- Los Angeles 4227 43 30-143 (Moseley kick) NYJ-Augustynlak 4 run (kick failed) Singles Final (Weir. Rowe). 1:17. 2. Detroit. Ogrodnick think we were in awe of their No. 1 Fouled out—none. Total louli—San bank 364, Dom D’Angona 355, Tom Vitas Genilaitus, U.S.. def. Guillermo BURGER BUDGET by However. Virginia got baskets niefield added 15 to lift Kentucky. StL I\ Phil-FG Franklin 41 NYJ-FCf Leahy X 12 (Rowe. Weir). 4;X 3. Detroit. ranking, which is only human diana clubbed Ball State 91-75. Francisco 24, Los Angeles 25. Rebounds- Conran Dave Krinajk 355, Bob First downs ‘ X X Phil-Carnilchael 44 pats from Jaworskl A0S.672 Vilas, Argentina. 70. 02. 40. 70 Osborne 4 (Weir. Ogrodnick). 9;ll 4, using one part soy extender San Francisco 30 (Smith 7), Los Angeles Rushes-yards 45-203 31-181 (kick failed) Edmonton. Messier 14 (Lowe. Fogolin). to four parts of meat. Your tf (Rambis 0). Asslst»-San Francisco 20 Cuneo 360, Fred Lachapelle 364, 4 Passing yards 96 148 Wash-FG Moseley 43 $125,000 New South Wales Women's Open 12:33 5. Edmonton. Linseman 8 (Lowe). (Richardson and Romar, 0), Los Angeles Dick Simmons 372, Bill Lukas HI Sacks oy 0-0 1-18 A0B,S1S CFL Playoffs At White City, Sydney. Nov. 79 16:27 Penallies-Fogolin. Edm. 9:C6. taste buds won't be able to 41 (E. Johnson 131. Tecfanicals-Carroll, ' Return yards 12 65 By United Press International Singles Final Osborne. Det, 10:15; Linseman. Edm. tell the difference, but your Los Angeles (zone). A—10.125. .372, Craig Pinney 350. Pazies 10-15-0 15-35-1 Division Semifinals Martina Navratilova, U.S.. def. Evonne 12:56; Ladouceur. Det. 17.49. Cavaliers win at home, KC LA Cioolagong Cawley. Australia. 60. 30. 01. budget will! Punts 4-0SJ 8 - « 8 First downs IB 19 Nov. 14 Second pcriod-0. Edmonton. Messier Fumbles-lost. V-0 1-1 Ottawa X, Hamltlon X Doubles Final 15 (Lumley. Fogolin). 4:19. 7, Edmonton. Rushes-yards 85-lX 40-X7 Navratilova and Pam Shriver. U:S.. def Penalties-yards 9-137 0-40 Passing yards IX 44 WinnipM X, Calgary 3 Huddy 6 (Gretzky, Kurri). 5:09 8. Time of possession 81:« a:(B Division championships Eva Pfaff and Claudia Kohde. West Detroit. Huber 5 (Ogrodnick. Weir), 9:24 CAR CARE first time since March Sacks oy-yards 5-M 2-83 Germany. 62. 20. 70. Porter wins cross country, Return yards X 84 Nov. d 9. Edmonton. Kurn 14 (Gretzkv). 12:56 Individual Leadera Passes 18-80>1 6-12-1 Toronto 44, Ottawa 7 CORNER RUSHING-St. Louls-Anderson 10-133, Punts 6-010 4-47.0 Ekhnonton M, Winnipeg 21 By Fred Lief rebound. He received a mild concus Morria 1031, Lomax OM, M t ^ U 00. sion and there was no immediate Fumbles-lost 1-0 5-8 Sunday’s Grey C ^ Result UPl Sports Writer Coghlan finishes far back AUanta-Rigai 10-73, Andrews IlOO, Cain Penalties-yards 4 -X 4-16 At Tonmto Progress word on how long he will be 744, BartkowskI MO, Hodge 1-0. Time of possession X:09 X:B Edmonton 32, Toronto 16 2 From St. Patrick’s Day through sidelined. PASSING-St. Louls-Lomax lO-IOO-UB. AtUnta-BarUowikl 1040-1-143. INDIVIDUAL LEADERS noted GM RUTHERFORD, N.J. (UPl) - holding middle-distance runner who Thanksgiving the Cleveland Hubbard and Ron Brewer carried ,.i RECEIVING - St. Louls-Tllley 444, RUSHING-Kansaa aty-FuU er 506, College Football Bowl Schedule Cavaliers did not win at home. Geveland to a 54-48 lead at the half. When it came down to it, Pat Porter was entered but never showed Up; . Marsh I-ll, MltcheU 14. Green 14, O ela n ^ 1646, B. Jackson 1603, Hadnot By United PreM International BOSTON (UPl) - Nor- took a big step toward overcoming Eamonn Qighlan, the indoor mile ‘ Anderson 1-7, Harrell 10, Gray 10. 20. Los Angeles-Tyler 8-UB, Goman 15- (All Tim et EST) AUTO REPAIRS And it appeared they might go un Huston tossed in 15 points in the se " ’ Atlanta-Andresrs 041, Jackson 347, 56, B. Jones 840, J. Thomas 14, Miller Dec. U mand Leveille, the Boston til Ground Hag Day before rewar cond half and Robinson’s 3-pointer his obscurity and the more well- specialist who "felt tired and had a . Jenkini 343, Riggs MS. Hodge 1-13, 1-^ Alexander 10. independence Bowl Bruin’s 19-year-old center ding what remains of their following put the Cavs ahead to stay 106-103 knowniniluiers at the N ationalOost side sUtch” and finished well back Robinson 14. PASSING-Kaosas Clty-FuUer lt07-l- At Shreveport, La. who fell Into a coma . in the pack; and NOAA champion 163. Lot Angelet-B. Janet 603-147. Witcontin (06) vi. Kansas State (00* 0 Boflsr Austh) at the Richfield Coliseum. However, with 2:28 left. Country. CSiamplonships faded to RECEIVING-Kaiiaas aty-Marahall 6- 1), 6 p.m. following a massive brain WE SERVICE ALL Service Manager on Sunday night an obliging guest “All the guys off the bench helped the background. Mark Scrutton, an Englishman 71, Smith 105, Dixon 147. Canon M6, Holiday Bowl hemorrhage last month, wnmH of Mr Goodwr^nch' GENERAL MOTOR 84. Louis 7 7 3 0-33 Scott 14, Hadnot 14, Delaney 14. Los At San Diego, (^Uf. stopping is just as important arrived in the form of the Kansas tonight and that was the key,” said Porter, 23, a two-time NAIA attending the University of ■Brigham Young (08) vs. Ohio State (0 was placed In a wheelchair 9 Atlanta 3 3 7 7-30 Angeies-Goman 349. ^ l e r 30. MlUer 1- GARS AND TRUCKS as driving, around town. City Kings. Huston. “ We stayed with our stuff champion at Adams State (Colo.), Ckilorado, who was the nuuier-up in Atl-FG Luckhunt 30 13. Barber 1-13. S), 9 p.m. at a Montreal hospital for used his powerful stride to pull away 29:07. Stl-Morris 3 run (O'Don Dec. 18 Several characteristics dis "rhe Cavaliers, the sadsack of the tonight and it paid off.” 8U/-Ai^rson 30 run (O’ lick) California Bowl the first time since he un • A U MECHANICAL REPAIRS tinguish the expert's ability to NBA, rolled past the Kings 118-110 Ray Williams led Kansas City from the field Sunday at the Scrutton wo'ii the NCAA title AU-FG LucUiurst V At Fresno. Calif. der went surgery. It was stop a car. especially at traffic Atl-Roblnaon 3 pasa from Bartkowikl Kanaaa Oty 7 0 0 T-14 Fresno State (X-l) vs. Bowling Green COMPLETE COLLISION REPAIRS Meadowlands and register an easy earlier In the year, as did Welch, Los Angeles OM 0 6-00 lights. 1. His quiet stop; 2. The for their first home victory since with 26 points and Mike Woodson ’ tLucUiurat kick) OA), 4 p.m. ^ , reported today. victory in 28 minutes, SO seconds for who Sunday became the first women KC-B. Jackson l.rv n (Lowery Uck) Tengerlne Bowl A Boston Herald RERUILT AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSIONS ample distance he leaves March 17. had 18. Eddie Johnson, averaging SU^FG O’Donoghue « LA-Tyler 1 nm (Lanaford Uck) between his car and the one on more than 21 points a game, was the U.S. title. And like the women’s In history to capture both titles in StL-Lomaz 1 run (kick filled) At Orlando. Fla. American reporter who Overall, Cleveland had lost 30 of AU-Jnekaon IS p u s from BartkosnU LA-lYler 31 ran (Lanaford Uck) Boston College (08-1) vs. Auburn (03), AUTO PAINTING his right or left; 3. The elbos its last 31, home and away, before limited to 11. winner, Lesley Welch of the Univer the same year. LA-Irvtn tt pant retan (Uck faUad) visited Leveille Sunday at stop." If a good driver arrives (Luckhurst kick) KC0.T. Smith S pata from FoUer 8 p.m. ^ • CHAR6E WITH MASTER CHARGE "We played their game,” sity of Virginia, he kept looking over Jim Hill, 21, of the Adidas club In , A4IAU Dec. S the Montreal Neurolo^cal at a stop light and finds Sunday night. This year the (Lowen Uck) Sun Bowl his shoulders to see when the others Eugene, came over the six man A05.1OI Institute and talked to the another car already waiting, Cavaliers are 2-12, tied with Houston Wiifiams said. At El Paso. Ttxa,. 24 HOUR WRECKER SERVICE he does not pull up “even for the worst mark in the league. It’s been a while since someone would pass him. made hUls and hurdled the hay bales Texas (08) vs. North Carolina (74). 3 athlete’s father reported bumpers" with the other car. _ The jriumph, W ore a crowd of said that about the Cavaiiers. “I thought it’d be a matter of time to capture third place in tt:0S. Hon NE **■*" Aloha Bowl the athlete was making He stops at the other driver's before tl ^ reeled me in,” Porter Larry (Tuzzort of the Sub-4 Track 16 17 At Honoliila elbow. It's a sophisticated way just 1,989, en d ^ a seven-game losing Celtics Jj!4, Bucks 109 , Firat downs Pint down, slow but discernible said. “I’ve always been obacure; It’s Club in Louisville, Ky., was fourth In iUuhet-yardi 31-71 48>]f0 Maryland (08) vs. Washington (08). 7 progress. of saying: ‘You were here streak for Cleveland and halted At Boston, Larry Bird hit 15k>M8 Paitliit yards s n U6 Riuhes-yinls p.ro. first; you go first.” Traffic the story of my life. People always 29:00; and his teammate, OOTear- 3 -7 6-41 PuiliiC yard! Kansas City’s winning streak at six. shots for 37 points as Boston won its Sacks ^-yardt Sack! ayorarda f f i p n o v e o CARTER lights present other situations spell my name wrong; ttey call me old veteran Nick Rose, took fifth in Return y ira 0 n “It was sure great to get the vic eighth straight. Paatea lO-X-l 10-16-0 Ratnni yin a that will demand the utmost of tory at home," said Cliff Robinson, "Bird’s just a great player,” said Pat Putnam or Paul Porter.” 20: 10. Ponta 4 -4 IJ 6 ^ . 7 Paaaaa attmiiU your driving skills But Porter, who joined the The men now await the world Fomblea-loat 6 -6 8-0 Puota t-m .1 who finished with 17 points and 13 Boston coach Bill Fibdi. "Anyone ' PmalUea-yards 1-60 8-40 Prnnbka loat Our service customers at rebounds. who puts up those numbers will be prestigious Athletics West track trials in January in St. Louis. For Tine of ponenion 9:16 X:46 PinalHaa yaida DILLON FORD receive Ttana at aoaaaaa UM Cleveland placed seven players in on TV coast to coast the next day. club In Eugene, Ore., two weeks the women, the top six finishers CALDWELL OIL, special rates on daily rentals. INDIVIDUAirLEADERS We are authorized to do fac- double figures. Geoff Huston scored But it was just another game for ago, had no trouble beating back qualified for the World Cham- “ RUSHINa — HoMtoirijiropiMU M , brihrtdul L«> •eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee •••••••••••••••••••••••• Building Contracting 33 Articles for Sale 41 HonwB For Salo 23 Services Offered 31 Peinting-Pepering 32 51 Autoa lor Sale •••••••••••••••••••••■••* •••••••••••••••••••••••• ***#*••••••••••••••*••••, Homaa For tiaio 23 fraa Clatamad Ada Apartmanta for Rent 53 Auloa For Sale 51 CONTEMPORARY arnti INTERIOR-EXTERIOR SKAPARAS HOME FOR SALE BY OW NER - REWEAVING BURN chair upholstered in red- 14 BOYS Dress jackets, 1968 VW - $350 or best NOTICE This man PAINTING - Wallpapering Remodeling - all types ad MANCHESTER - One BANK Attractive 7 room Colonial. HOLES. Zippers, um ditions, interior and velvet, chrome legs, $150.; sizes 14, 16, 18, $7. each. bedroom condominium. offer. Call between 5 and 8 PUBLIC HEARING brellas repairs. Window and Drywall Installation. just found First floor family room. 2 exterior, repair work. Free Brown vinyl recliner, $50. Excellent condition. 568- Appliances. $325 p e r p.m ., 649-6063. REPOSSESSIONS BOARD OF DIRECTORS car attached garage. shades, Venetian blinds. Quality professional work. Contemporary black and i0anrl|ratpr estimates. Reasonable 5926. month. Mr. Martin, 646- FOR SA LE TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT the used car Finished basement^ room. Keys. TV FOR RENT. Reasonable prices. Free white fabric wall hanging 1967 VW - Rebuilt motor, Ekimates! Fully insured. rates. Call Joe - 649-1733. 4144. 1980 bodge Colt - 2 Desirable neighborhood. Marlow’s, 867 Main Street. 50” X 50” , $25. 646-0479. YASHICA GSN 35MM excellent runningveondi- Notice is hereby given that the Board of Directors, Town of Manchester, he's been Appointment only. No 649-5221. G .L. McHugh, 643-9321. dr., H/B ^ O O - ELECTRICAL SERVICES camera with range finder, MANCHESTER tion. $450 or best offer. AM Connecticut, will hold a Public Hearing at the Lincoln Center Hearing searching for agents. Cali 643-2359. automatic shutter speed, Convenient location, one - 647-0000; PM - 646-7470, Hooin, 494 Main Street. Manchester, Connecticut, Thursday. December INTERIOR AND - We do all types of Elec by Norma 1979 Ford Courier 'Your Community Newspaper' BRICK, BLOCK, STONE - case. Good condition. bedroom apartment. Heat, Pick-up, 4 cyl., $3600. 9. 1982, at 8:00 P.M. to consider and act on the following: EXTERIOR Painting, trical Work! Licensed. Call Tedford in the Concrete. Chimney $35.00. Call Susan, 647-8789 appliances, carpeting in FIAT 850 - 59,000 miles, Proposed additional appropriation to General Fund Budget 1982-83 — paper hanging, carpentiy after 5:00 p.m., 646-1516. FULLY SEASON ED “JUST Foil TOU- Repairs. “ No Job Too after 6 p.m. cluded. $355 monthly. 1972. Runs good, needs The above can be seen ilecreation Department — Verplanck P o o l ...... $1,382.00 fast-action work. Fully insured. J.P. •••••••••••••••••••••••• Firewood qutut to length, MOVINQ TO A NEW AREA? Sm all.” Call 644-8356. Security and lease clutch. A steal for $850! _at HM sis.Mjfeii to be financed from Fund Balance. Lewis and Son, 649-9658. Roofing 34 split and delivered. $90. a ••••••••••••••••••••••• •• A buyer will sometimes FOR SALE - utility trailer, required. 647-1718. 643-2573. Proposed additional appropriation to General Fund Budget 1982-83 — Classified •••••••••••••••••••••••• cord. Call 649-183t A*********************** Help Wanted 13 Business Kor “ FREE" Information C & M Tree Service, Free l»rrow from a bank tor the extra wheel, $95.00. 649- Ilecreation Department — repairs to Press Boxes at Charter Oak and PAINTING & PAPER BIDWELL H O M E Im anytime. Ads. PLEASE READ 14 without obligation on that New estimates. Discount senior firat mortgage and yet still 3877. SUNNY, IMMACULATE 1974 MARK IV - good run Trueka tor Sala 82 Itobcrtson Parks ...... $200.00 Opportunities Hanging. Ceilings •••••••••••••••••••••••• .Area. Call TOLL FREE citizens. Company provement Company - ning condition, ix^y needs •••••••••••••••••••••••• to be financed by contribution in that amount already received from 2 VOUR AD need to borrow additional four rooms, first floor, lots repaired. References. Ful Roofing, siding, QUEEN SIZE Waterbed, VOCATIONAL Manchester owned and money from the seller to com ICE SKATES - Good condi more. Retird or mature w o ^ . $1500. Call 643-8588. 1968 FORD Vi Ton pickup, I'arr's Invitational Softball Tournament. 1-000-523-2480 ly insured. Quality work! alterations, additions. 649- ail set up. Baffled maU plete the purchase. In this INSTRUCTOR position to operated. Call 646-1327. tion. $4.00. 646-5988 after 3 working person(s) very good condition, many Proposed additional appropriation to General Fund Budget 1982-83 — Classified ads are taken Martin Mattsson, evenings 6495. tress. $125 or best offer. case, both mortgages are supervise Hockanum in WANTED: SOMEONE to Another Unique Service of p.m. - Judy. Good Christ preferred. Non-smokers. 1974 BUICK REGAL - Very new parts, needs minor Kecreation Department — Camp Kennedy ...... $1,900.00 over the phone as a con 649-4431.______647-0191. called purchase-money dustries Task Team in become a partner in small STRAND REAL ESTATE LOVING MOTHER will m as gift. No pets. 649-5897. good condition, V8, work. $600 or best offer. to be financed by contributions. venience. The Herald is care for your child in my Buyer meets seller in Looking for a car? Don’t mortgages. Universally, automatic, power steering, Tom, 674-9413 days; sewing factory. Skilled travel business. Write Box 046-2000 however, it Is understood that I Proposed additional appropriation to Whiton Library Fund 10 for energy responsible lor only one licensed home. Ages 2 and Classified ... and it’s a hapi- miss the many offerings to FOR SALE-Cheap! USED pcpower brakes, AM-FM. evenings 646-6727. sewer with desire to super L. C O The Manchester whatever type of mortgage PORTABLE SEWING ROCKVILLE - Nice six savings and general needs projects...... $30,000.00 incorrect insertion and up. Call 646-4890. py meeting for both. today’s Classified columns. Windows, Call 649-4210. $1950. Call after 6 p.m., vise developmentally dis Herald. financing In obtained, the Machine with attachments, room apartment with three to be financed from Whiton Library Trust Funds. then only to the size of 742-6059. 1971 FORD TRUCK - good abled adult.k required. Send buyer pays all lees’ and $45.00. Please call before 9 bedrooms, lovely kitchen expenses surrounding the tran running condition. Four James R. McCavanagh, Secretary 9 the original insertion. resume to Hockanum In a.m. or after 6 p.m., 649- and dining area. $375 per Board of Directors Errors which do not dustries. Inc.. P.O. Box saction. Are you buying a 9429. OLDSMOBILE CUTLASS. speed transmission. Call house? Arranging financing Is month plus utilities. ’Two 1975. Excellent condition. Dated at Manchester, Connecticut \ lessen the value of the 2002. Vernon, Ct. 06066. 647-8.341. this 24th day of November, 1982. one of the services to which we months security. Century 649-7071 after 5 p.m. advertisement will not K.O.E. lend our experience and exper O N E RADIAL TIRE, 21 - Webb and Luginbuhl, 031-11 FR7^14, good condition, CHEVY PICK-Up, 1972. be corrected by an ad tise. In today's market, 872-8379. 1966 TWO DOOR FALCON l,OOKING FOR a source of creative financing has proven $15., good lor spare. Call 3/4ton, 350 V8, p o w e r ditional insertion. - Best offer ovei; $200. Call steering, automatic, income'’ Come work at to be the way through which •649-8649 after November THREE ROOM apart many transactions are taking after 6 p.m. weekdays, cam per cap. $2,475. Mint. vour local newspaper. 26^______ment, $325, heat, no place. anytime weekends - 646- 64.3-2764. I’otential to earn above appliances. Purity and TOWN OF MANCHESTER TAQ 8ALE8 i m . average wages and help tenant insurance required. l.»egal Notice out a'local cause. For in- FORD VAN - 1971. Good (Jlir 456 Main Street, first floor. 1965 FORD Station wagon, condition, new tires. Low forinatioB. application, in DON’T FORGET - Christ The Planning and Zoning Commission will hold a public hearing on Mon 646-2426, 9 - 5 weekdays. 6 cyl., engine good. 80,000 mileage. 742-7241. terview call Mr. Kurowski TtDFORD REAL ESTATE, mas Antique Show and day. December 6. 1982 at 7:00 P.M. in the Hearing Room. Lincoln Gifts that make it a great Christmas! miles. As IS $200 firm. Call between 5-9 pm at 643-2711. CENTURY 21, Rl. 44A, Sale, (50 exhibitors) Satur ('enter, 494 Main Street, Manchester. CT to hear and consider the fnahfhrstrr MANCHESTER - Deluxe afler 4 p.m ., 649-8635. 1972 DODGE 'M ton pickup ■often Notch, Botton, 447- day, Decembers, 1982'^o following petitions; TELEVISIONS JEWELERS , TYPEWRITERS four room, stove, truck. .318 automatic J IMZZA COOKS HARDWARE FLORISTS N 14 know* how to acoM the be held at Waddell School, refrigerator - $450 includes 1972 VW CAM PER - $1,000 transmission, camper I'KIIDINANIK) DIMINICO - ZONE CHANGE - OAKLAND STREET Experienced preferred. J & J JEWELERS - 785 ENGLAND TRU E VALUE buyer In obtaining creative 163 Broad Street, SHOP PEARLS - 649 Main YALE TYPEWRITER G REEN S & THINGS - 296 financing „ the amount of heat and hot water. or best offer. Call 647-0094. back.Phone 646-1257.