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VERNON (AP) — Negotiators frontier (on the job-security >1’ for striking Machinists union issue).” workers and the Pratt & Whitney Company officials could not be Aircraft Group reached tentative reached for comment. K «r - agreement Friday night on a new Talks broke off Nov. 29 after the contract that includes a job- jet engine manufacturer presented security clause for the first time, what it called its "best and final union officials said. offer.” Workers then struck plants in Middletown. Southington and Details of the tentative agree­ North Haven on Dec. 2. ment weren’t released. But a union Hourly workers at Pratt & attorney said striking workers Whitney’s East Hartford plant from the Pratt & Whitney plants in ■ J ^ 'r v ; - - r - twice voted not to walk off the job, Middletown, North Haven and although they too rejected the Southington will vote Sunday on contract offer. the proposal. Details apparently Negotiators went back to the will be released following the yote. table Thursday. Union and com­ m ’A -■ pany officials agreed to stay at the “ I’m recommending it very bargaining table until an agree­ highly — I ’m happy with it,” said ment was reached or negotiators George Almeida, a Machinists hit an impasse. International representative soon Herald photo by Tarquinlo Nearly 60 negotiators worked for after the tentative agreement was 38 hours straight before shaking reached. He said striking workers hands on the tentative agreement Final sale could be back on the job by the Friday night, Almeida said. third shift Sunday or first shift The negotiators for the Machi­ This automobile flipped over on its roof shortly after 3 able to provide few details Friday evening, but they did Monday if the contract is nists union and United Technolo­ p.m. Friday afternoon on Interstate 384 in , say that no one was seriousiy injured in the mishap. Look,, approved. gies Corp., Pratt & Whitney's near the Spencer Street exit. State Police front the closely to see the “Fdr sale" sign in the window. The union maintained that job parent company, held negotiations Colchester Troop investigated the accident. Police were security had been a major issue in at a local tnotel under a news the strike that idled 5,000 hourly blackout agreed to by both sides. workers at three of the giant Workers now earn an average of defense contractors four Connecti­ $11.69 an hour. In its final proposal E Army notifies kin cut plants. before the strike, Pratt & Whitney Almeida said the union didn’t get offered a $300 one-time bonus to everything it wanted on that issue. each bargaining unit employee He declined to elaborate on the plus lump-sum payments equal to TV job-security clause, though he said 3.5 percent of wages in each of the Families, nation mourn soldiers it was the first time Pratt & contract’s first two years. Whitney had agreed to such a Betty L. Tianti, president of the clause for its Connecticut plants. Connecticut State Labor Council, By Christopher Sullivan Marilyn Shipley, mother of Cpl. “ We don’t know why he didn’t “ In collective bargaining agree­ AFL-CIO, predicted earlier this C The Associated Press Related stories Michael Shipley. 27, of North get on,” she said, adding that her ments, you don’t always get week that marathon bargaining Huntingdon,' Pa., said her son brother was still expected home everything you want,” Almeida would result in a settlement by With dreaded phone calls and — see page 5 enlisted in the Army in February for Christmas. said. “ But we’ve opened up a new week's end. knocks on the door, military because he couldn’t find a job after In East Providence, R.I., the authorities Friday notified fami­ his discharge from the Marine family of Spec. 4 John Proffitt, lies of soldiers killed in the crash of IN ODELL, TEXAS, the news Corps. fearing he was on the plane, waited rop an Army charter jet in Newfound­ that 19-year-old Spec. 4 Frank C. for hours that “ were like three land. including relatives of one Wheeler was aboard the plane was “ SO, HE SAID, ‘Mom, I can't years” before he called to say he Therapeutic game ; controls sergeant who "wanted to make the the latest blow to his parents in a find anything out here. I might as was safe, said his father, Richard s units world a better place.” year that claimed the lives of two well go back in. At least it will be a Proffitt. other sons, in an accidental shoot­ paycheck.’ He wanted that beret, Judith Schultz of Schofield, Wis., “ I feel I’ve been tricked and ing and a grain elevator accident, so he joined the airborne. He was said she had been trying unsuc­ considered ‘extra’ robbed,” said Mary Kosh of and a grandson in a traffic really thrilled with the airbofne,” cessfully to get through on an Donora, Pa., mother of 1st Lt. John accident. Mrs. Shipley said. information phone line established Kosh Jr., whose name appeared on Since there is no zipper on her They both need winter coats, his a Another Texas family, that of Spec. 4 Dameil Andrews, 22, of by the Pentagon. a passenger manifest of the plane winter jacket, she wears two size 46, hers a size 40. A special Pfc. Troy Cupples. clung to what Detroit, was eager to return home “ I had just gotten rings, when 1 returning soldiers from peace­ sweaters when she has to go out. game to help improve her son’s his stepfather, David Spear of to see his 4-month-old daughter saw the silhouette of a serviceman keeping duty in the Sinai Not that she goes out very often, eye-hand coordination has been Porter, called “ a far off hope,” but Angela for the first time, said his walking up to the door. Then I knew peninsula. since her middle-aged son was so recommended by his doctor. other families voiced resignation wife Sandra. it was all over,” she said. She was severely brain damaged in an There's been no money for such Recalling her worry about bis or sought comfort in memories. "H e kept saying he wanted to see told her son, 19-year-old Pfc. Keith accident that he cannot be left extras. assignment in the Mideast, she Sgt. Ronald Mayhew, 24, of his daughter.” Mrs. Andrews said, Mitchell Schultz... was on the alone. She continues as his uncom­ The family described above is added. “ So he survives all that and Indianapolis, who planned a ca­ adding the memories of her passenger list. plaining, loving and soft-spoken one of the more than 300 house­ be gets on a plane to come home reer in the Army, told his family husband were happy. “ They were He had meant to surprise her caretaker even though she is in her holds which the Manchester Area ■ and it crashes. It's just not fair.” last July he "wanted to make the all good. He was the type of person with an early Christmas visit, late 60s and is suffering from Conference of' Churches hopes to Most of the 256 people killed in world a better place for my two everybody liked.” other family members told her. phlebitis. help during the Christmas season. the crash Thursday were members kids to grow up in,” said his aunt, Another Detroit family was Henry Word, of Warner Robins, Neither one of them is able to use Nonperishable foods, new and of the 101st Airborne Division at Janet Lewellyn of Fairland. among the lucky ones. Spec. 4 Ga., said his daughter, Virginia the bathtub in their rundown good-as-new used toys, gifts for Fort Campbell, Ky., which dis­ That’s why he volunteered for a Michael D. Thomas of Detroit was Ruth Word, 20, who was on the second-floor apartment. More shut-ins and elderly people may be patched an honor guard to Dover multinational force stationed in listed on the manifest, but his manifest, joined the service partly than anything else, they need a left at the Town Fire Department’s H f Air Force Base in Delaware on Egypt to enforce the 1979 Israeli- sister, Karen Thomas, said Friday for the chance to travel. reasonably priced first-floor Center Street Headquarters, the Friday, to help receive bodies Egyptian accord, she said. "He that an official at Fort Campbell “ She wanted to see Jerusalem,” apartment with a shower unit. Eighth District fire station at 32 being returned from the crash site wanted to do his part to keep the reported her brother did not get on he said, his voice breaking, “ and Although the process of applying Main St.. any office of the Heritage in Gander, Newfoundland. peace in the world.” the plane. she didn’t make it there.” for disability income for her son is Savings and Loan Association or under way. they still have only her the Manchester Mall at 811 Main Social Security check plus $25 a St. Checks can be mailed to MACC month for his care, an income Seasonal Sharing. P.O. Box 773, Yule shoppers are starting to hurry totally inadequate for their needs. Manchester, 06040. 4 B v John F. Kirch “We’re becoming busier earlier Christmas, which falls on a days,” Marlow said Thursday. “ In tierald Reporter and staying busy later,” said Paul Wednesday. 13 days, we’ll be able to say if it’s a Cutting, sales manager of the Because Thanksgiving fell so good Christmas or not.” TODAY’S HERALD Manchester residents seem to be Sears store at the Parkade. late in the month this year, The weekend before Christmas following a national trend, crowd­ “Booming,”' is all Herb Hiers, shoppers lost six days from the is usually the busiest of the holiday ing into local stores in increasing inanager of Kay-Bee Toys and official holiday shopping season. season, said Robert Corry, man­ numbers to buy up the goods for Hobby Shop in Rockville, needed to But merchants were split on ager of the K-Mart on Spencer Bengston funeral Index i^ristmas. say. whether fewer days really had Street. He said many customers A group of sobbing teen-age girls 24 pages, 2 socllons Downtown merchants were a much of an impact on sales. will turn out the day before clung to each other Friday as more Economic analysts announced A riu irn little less inclined to say they were Some retailers said consumers Christmas. than 600 mourners attended the 17 this week that retail sales were up 8 doing better than last year. Two began shopping earlier this year “ That will be a super day,” funeral of David L. Bengston, the R iiitin M a 9A to 12 percent nationally over 1984 Main Street merchants said that because they knew they would Corry said. Portland school custodian al­ C.lMKifiAli 9 1 .M fiigures. Although local merchants business was roughly the same as have less time if they waited until Corry, like other retailers, said legedly murdered by a student r.nm\r.» 1 « contacted by the Herald Thursday in 1984, while one declined to after ’I^anksgiving, which is when he was worried about the strike at with a semiautomatic weapon. r^nnnActiriit A and Friday would not say how comment. the season officially begins. But Pratt & Whitney, but was relieved Story on page 12. FntAriainmAnt 17 much money they were bringing in “So far so good,” said Joseph most of the merchants interviewed when workers at the company’s Pnr.ii* i a during the Christmas shopping Garman, owrner of J. Garman Friday said they would have to East Hartford plant refused to go h a w season, noost said that sales had 1 n r a l * 3 Clothier. "Our Christmas business wait until after the Christmas rush along with machinists at other either exceeded last year’s flgures Weather forecast 1 n ttA ry 9 runs about the same every year.” before assessing whether the loss plants and authorize a strike. or were holding steady. nhiliiAriA* 19 " I don’1 think this year will he of six days really had an effect. The Christmas season makes up Today will be partly sunny and n p in in n ft “We’re up quite well from last any different than any other “When it comes to clothing, about percent of a store’s yearly windy. Highs in the mid 30s. P A n p lA 9 year’s figures,” said Tom Duffy, Christmas,” said George Marlow, people think ahead,” Garman business, most of the local mer­ Northwest winds 20 to 30 mph. jissistant manager of Record owner of Marlow’s Department said. “ But then you get some chants interviewed said. Duffy of Tonight; clear and very cold. Lows R p n rt* 1B-91 4Korld at the Manchester Parkade. store. 1 husbands, me included, who wait Record World said that business at 5 to 10. Sunday partly sunny and T a lA u ia ln n 7.B “The next two weeks will be crazy Both said they expected a larger until tbe last minute.” his store almost doubles on wee­ continued cold. Highs in the mid 11 A AMnrlrt •; around here.” rush of people the weekend before “We still have 13 major shopping kends during the holiday season. 20s. Weather 9 t -rr I^C H K R T K R HRRALD. Saturday. Dec. 14,1985 MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. Dec. 14. 1985 — 3 I ^ ^ T H E R Calendars Andover To d a y ’s forecast 4 hloBday CoDBcelleat. MaMachatetu aad Rhaie Islaad: 'Recreation Commission, Town Office Building. 8:15 Today: partly aunny and windy. Higlia in the Sta. I ^ . Tonight: clear and very cold. Low near 5 northwest Commission, Town Office Building, 7p.m. to the teens coastal sections. Partly sunny and cold Sunday. High mostly in the 20s. Zoning Board of Appeals, Town Office Building. 8 Maine: Preci|4tation ending from the west p.m. Saturday. Becoming windy with highs in the 20s north to 30s south. Clear Saturday ni^ t. Lows sero dolton to 10 above north and the teens south. Sunny on Sunday. Highs 10 to IS north to the mid 20s south. Moaday New Hampshire: Clearing Saturday and becom* .Board of Finance. Community Hall, 7:30 p.m. ing windy. Highs in the 20s. Clear Saturday night. Taeaday Lows near xero. Sunny on Sunday. Highs in the ^Recreation Camthissier., Library, 7:34p.m. teens north and 20s south. Board of Selectmen, Community Hall, 8 p.m. Wedneaday Vermont: Windy and cold with flurries Saturday •Planning Commission, Town Office Building. 7:30 and Saturday night. Temperatures bolding 20 to 2S p!m. Saturday and falling to S to 10 Saturday night. 'Zoning. Commission, Town Office Building. 7; 30 Partly cloudy and cold Sunday. Highs IS to 20. pim. ^Conservation Commission, Herrick Park, 7; 30 p.m. IWday Extended outlook ^Carol sing. Bolton Green, 7 p.m. Herald photo by Bashaw Extended outlook for New Monday A pensive note through Wednesday: Coventry Connecticut, Massachusetts and Rhode Island: Clifton I. Blake takes a break from playing the bass xylophone and Mrs. Cliff Blake of 114-E Rachel Road, is preparing for the Bear the polar blasts Itionday Fair and very cold through the period. Daytime iTown Council. Town Office Building, 7:30 p.m. during a rehearsal at Robertson School. Clifton, 7, the son of Mr. school’s annual Christmas concert on Thursday. Today: becoming partly sunny and windy. High in the mid 30s. Tonight; highs mostly in the 20s Monday and Wednesday UPl photo Steering-Liaison Committee. Town Office Building, clear and very cold. Low in the teens. Sunday; partly sunny and and IS to 25 on Tuesday. Overnight lows xero to IS 7 p.m. continued cold. High in the 20s. Drawing by Megan Hickey, 9, of 43 Monday and from S below to 10 above xero Tuesday Tneaday and Wednesday. Today In history Worthington Rd., a fourth grader at St. James School. Zoning Board of Appeals. Town Office Building, Conservation Commission New Hampshire: Scattered flurries north and in 7:30 p.m. Manchester/Area the mountains and fair to the south throughout the In 1984, four customers were killed and three wounded in Wedneaday 30XX) period. Cold weather. Lows S above to S below xero the robbery of a bank in Geronimo, Okla. In this photo, Conservation Commission, Town Office Building. Towns In Brief north and xero to IS above south. Highs S to IS north police technicians check for fingerprints inside the bank. 7:30 p.m. and IS to 2S south. Parks and Recreation Commission, Town Office OKs 17-unit condo complex Maine: Scattered flurries north and in the Building, 7:30 p.m. Committee cancels meeting BOSTON mountains and fair to the south throughout the Coventry High School Building Committee, Coven­ By George Layng used as a dumping site for soil from north of the complex, which The Building Committee meeting scheduled for period. Cold weather. Lows S above to 5 below xero try High School. 7:30 p.m. Herald Reporter Interstate 84 construction, com­ borders the Hockanum River, Tuesday has been canceled, committee Chair­ Thnrsday mission members said. 4 north and xero to IS above south. Highs 5 to 15 horth Almanac would be left undisturbed. Strano man Paul Phillips has announced. N E W YORK and IS to 25 south. . Cemetery Commission. Town Office Building. 1:30 Plans for a 17-unit condominium The property is zoned for 34 also agreed to negotiate a right of No reason for the cancellation was given. The I Vermont: Very cold with a chance of light snow p.m. complex on New State Road were units, although plans call for only way for the commission along the meeting has been rescheduled for Jan. 21 at 7:30 each day. Highs 15 to 25 Monday. Lows xero to 10. Today is Saturday, Dec. 14, the approved by the Conservation 17 townhouse condominiums. river so that it can create a public p.m. in the high school. Colder Tuesday and Wednesday. Highs only in the 348th day of 1985 with 17 to follow. Manchester Commission Thursday after the Strano said if the project is hiking trail along the river. teens. Lows 5 below xero to 5 above. Tile moon is moving toward its developer satisfied its concerns approved by the PZC, construction In other news. Glaeser told the first quarter. Monday about the effect of the project on could begin in the spring or commission Thursday during a Single parents to meet Planning and Zoning Commission, Lincoln Center The morning stars are Mercury, the Hockanum River. summer and be completed by the meeting at Lincoln Center that the The Manchester chapter of Parents without Venus, Mars and Saturn. hearing room, 7 p.m. The commission urged the devel­ fall. He said the individual units first draft of an aquifer protection Partners will have an orientation meeting Eighth Utilities District Board of Directors, Across the nation The evening star is Jupiter. oper. Frank Strano of Strano Real would be priced at about $90,000. ordinance has been finished. He Tuesday at 7 p.m. for those interested in joining firehouse, Hilliard and Main streets, 7 p.m. M O H E 8 T Those born on this date are under Estate in Manchester, to build the Strano said the complex has said the ordinance is needed to the organization. Snow stretched from the Ohio Valley to New the sign of Sagittarius. They Meeting on Martin Luther King celebration. Lincoln condominiums so that they would been in the planning stage for over TEMPERATURES protect Manchester’s drinking wa­ The meeting will be in the Community Hall at 20 20 England on Friday, while rain was widespread include Danish astronomer and Center gold room, 7:30 p.m. blend in with the environment. The 2>A years, although PZC approval ter, over half of which comes from the Shop Rite Supermarket at 587 E. Middle along the mid-Atlantic coast and frigid arctic air mathemetician Tycho Brahe in DAYS T IL CHRISTMAS Redevelopment Agency, Lincoln Center conference complex could be an aesthetic would be a major step. an aquifer. Turnpike. 1564, World War II American air room, 8 p.m. improvement for the land if built “ I e:(pect it to make a big leap plunged south across the Plains and Mississippi The ordinance calls for zone The group will also sponsor a dance open to the LEGEND- Valley. ace James “ Jimmy” Doolittle in In 1819, Alabama was admitted" ’Tneaday properly, commission members before the PZC,” he said Thurs­ public on Dec. 21 from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. at Sacred 60 Human Relations Commission, Lincoln Center changes for property over the The snow was mixed with rain and sleet over 1896, comedian Morey Amsterdam to the Union as the 22nd state. said. day. “ Hopefully, we won’t encoun­ Heart Church Hall on Route 30 in Vernon. fSNOW conference room, 8 p.m. aquifer to prevent possible con­ portions of Kentucky, Tennessee. West Virginia, in 1914 (age 71), author Shirley In 1911, a team of Norwegian' Although strictly advisory, the ter any big hurdles.” Live music will be provided by The Starligh- Wednesday tamination from businesses such Pennsylvania and southern New England. Jackson in 1919, and actress Patty explorers led by Captain Roald.' commission’s action might influ­ Before construction can begin, tea^Admission is $5 for non-members and $4 for Amundsen reached the South Pole. Commission on the Handicapped. Senior Citizens’ ence the Planning and Zoning as gas stations. The ordinance J^^^SHOweaa^ flow Winter storm warnings were in effect over parts Duke in 1946 (age 39). however, the developer must ob­ members. In 1984, four customers were (Center, 7:30 p.m. Commission when it considers the tain a permit from the state would also cover liquid tanks of Ohio, West Virginia, Pennsylvania, and the New For more information about either event, call UPl WEATHER FOTOCAST On this date in history: killed and three wounded in the Manchester Housing Authority. 24 Bluefield Drive, condominium plans at its meeting Department of Environmental buried or stored in town, Glaeser England states. Up to 10 inches of snow were 649-1949 or 423-8314. In 1542, King James V died and $17,000 robbery of a bank in 7:30 p.m. Monday. Conservation Commis­ Protection because some of the said. expected to accumulate across Maine and New his daughter, Mary Stuart, as­ Geronimo, Okla. Two suspects Thur^ay sion Chairman Arthur Glaeser units would cross a stream channel Threats of pollution to town wells Pregnancy classes start National forecast Hampshire overnight, with 4 to 8 inctes common cended to the throne of Scotland, were arrested in San Francisco Judge’s hours. Probate Court, 6:30 p.m. said. encroachment line. Glaeser said have been of concern to water over the remaining warning areas. \ six days after she was born. three days later. Comment session. Board of Directors’ office. The condominiums would oc­ he would support the permit when department officials from time to Women in their second to fifth month of Snow is forecast today for portions of the northern Plains region. Rain Heavier snowfall during the six hours ending at 1 In 1799, George Washingtqjuiirst Municipal Building, 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. cupy 3.38 acres near Hilliard Street the DEP conducts an inquiry. The time. The most recent incident pregnancy may attend a new class in early p.m. EST included 5 inches at Terre Haute, Ind., 4 la forecast for portions of the northern and central Pacific Coast region. president of the United S t^ s , died A thought for the day; President. that are situated south of a wetland units in question would cross the occurred in January when the leak pregnancy being offered free of charge at inches at Shokan, N.Y., and ‘3 inches at at his Mount Vernon home in George Washington’s last words' At the Capitol that borders the Hockanum River. line by about 10 feet, Strano told the from a gasoline station was Manchester Memorial Hospital. Elsewhere, weather will be fair in general. Wilkes-Barre and Scranton, Pa. Virginia. were, “ It is well.” The land, owned by Strano, is commission. monitored to be sure it did not The next class is Monday from 7 to 9 p.m. in the .Here is a list of state government and political currently unoccupied and has been According to the plans, the area pollute the town’s Love Lane well. conference room at the hospital. events scheduled the week of Dec. 16. All rooms are in The class focuses on preparing women for the Capitol complex unless otherwise noted: pregnancy, addressing such issues as nutrition, Lottery Monday Increase Is 10.25 percent exercise, things to avoid and expected changes , Hartford — State Department of Education holds 1 during pregnancy and other common concerns. PEOPLE p.m. news conference on first results of statewide E Connecticut daily other numbers drawn Friday testing of college-bound students. Room 307, State Dam passes checkup in N ew England; Office Building. Friday: 895 Hartford — Connecticut Department of Environ­ Coventry teachers get raise A state Department of Environmental Protec­ Devito on location The Judge repents Massachusetts daily: 7656 mental Protection holds public hearing on revisions to tion inspection of the Risley dam has uncovered Play Four: 5177 the state’s water quality standards. 7 p.m. Hartford no serious problems, DEP Field Inspector By Jacqueline Bennett Coventry has a limited tax base and virtually no Wesley Marsh said Friday. Danny DeVito enjoys making movies with A district court judge in Waqterloo, Iowa, Rhode Island daily: 8273 Public Library-Auditorium. Weekly Lotto: Herald Correspondent industry. Marsh said an inspector examined the dam Michael Douglas. It’s the locations he doesn’t has apologized to attorney F. Lee Bailey for Tri-State daily; 983, 5173 Hartford — Democratic gubernatorial candidate He said the school staff “ gives 100 percent.” confusing him with another well-knovm 3-13-17-24-29-32 Toby Moffett holds 9:30 news conference on Wednesday afternoon, and again this morning. like. DeVito is once again Ralph the sleaze in COVENTRY — The Coventry Board of Education The school board also unanimously approved a plan He said the water was “ not coming out "Jew el of the Nile,” Douglas’s sequel to lawyer, Melvin Belli. Connecticut’s role in a major national environmental C Thursday night unanimously approved a 10.25 percent ’Thursday to acknowledge excellence in teaching by dramatically” from a drainage pipe in the dam. "Romancing the Stone.’’ The first movie was Bailey, who addressed the Iowa Judges debate. across-the-board increase in teachers’ salaries for the awarding oustanding teachers $1,000 stipends. A total Legislative committee meetings include: Educa­ Marsh theorized that the 6-inch pipe may be shot in the jungle and "Jewel of the Nile’’ was Association conference in Des Moines 1986-87 school year. of $13,000 has been allocated so far for the cash awards partially clogged. filmed in the Sahara. "G od forbid they give Wednesday night, said District Judge Peter Attorneys for couple tion, workshop on teachers’ salaries. 9 a.m. The board also decided to freeze the teachers’ pay and a committee has been appointed to determine how him the go-ahead for another film," DeVito Van Metre was "200 pounds, 25 years and Education, subcommittee on vocational technical steps through 1987 in an effort to create a more the stipends will be awarded. schools. 1 p.m. Holiday volunteers needed told the New York Daily News. “He’ll 3,000 miles off.” equitable salary distribution among both entry-level Governor’s Task Force on Pesticides, 9:30 a.m. School board member Richard Ashley warned the probably put us in the bottom of the Atlantic and experienced teachers. Van Metre wrote to Judge William Eads of want separate trials ’Tuesday board Thursday that “ our best efforts may go for The Manchester Area Conference of Churches in tweed suits. You know something? I ’d be The steps were taken after negotiations with the Cedar Rapids, president of the judge’s Legislative committee meetings include: Regula­ naught because a change may be mandated.” He was is looking for volunteers to help prepare and there in a minute.” In addition to "Jew el of Education Association of Coventry, which has distribute Christmas food baskets for the poor. association, criticizing Bailey for flying to By Crocker Stephenson The child’s body was found Nov. tions Review, 10 a.m.. Finance, bonding subcommit­ referring to the possibility of a state mandate to the Nile,” DeVito has been busy making expressed concern over what it says is an inadequate MACC spokeswoman Willa Stanford said Friday India “ to attempt to garner a windfall from United Press International 15, 1984. in an alley less than a tee, 10 a.m.. Law Revision, 4 p.m. increase starting salaries for Connecticut teachers by "W ise Guys” with Joe PIscopo, directing the pay structure and below-average salaries. MACC expects to have about 375 requests for food the tragedy in Bhopal” in the wake of the block from the couple’s home.. Wednesday next year. first two episodes of Mary Tyler Moore’s new However, teacher Sandy Bidweli told the board at baskets by the time they are distributed on Dec. Union Carbide plant leak that killed more PROVIDENCE. R.I. - Defense Assistant Attorney General Cha­ Governor’s Task Force on the Homeless meets 9 series and preparing for the making of its meeting Thursday that under the freeze, pay would The board agreed to reopen negotiations with .the 19 and Dec. 20. than 2,000 people. attorneys argued Friday that rles Nystedt said that the Richards a.m. no longer be proportionate to experience in some EAC in the event of a mandate. "Ruthless People” with Bette Midler. He Ralph and Donna Richard should conspired to cover up the rape and ’Thursday cases. Bidweli said she was concerned about the But Bailey, 52, of Boston, has never been to also had a shot with Oscar on “ Sesame be tried separately fortherapeapd murder by reporting that the child Legislative committee meetings include: Insu­ town’s “ commitment to education,” citing its starting India, and suggested that Van Metre had Street.” Only the father of two little girls — slaying of their infant daughter had been kidnapped on Nov. 11. rance and Real Estate, comprehensive health care teacher salaries in the $13,000 range, which she said o r perhaps a guy like Ralph — could get confused him with San Francisco attorney because "substantial antago­ Richard’s attorney, John O’Con-. subcommittee. 9:30 a.m., full committee meets. 12:30 were lower than in other area towns. excited about working with a grouch who Belli, 78. who did travel to India to sign up nism” exists between the former nor, said when the case goes to trial p.m.; task force on health care liabiity. School Superintendent Nathan Chester said today lives in a garbage can,” DeVito said. clients. Pawtucket couple. next year “ all the incriminating- Friday, Dec. 20 that the town, is committed to providing quality Attorneys also asked Superior evidence will point to Donna Planning and Development Committee meets 12:30 education. He said the school system’s salaries are ^ Make it a Re'gdI Christmas Court Judge Joseph Rodgers to Richard” and that the state will p.m. not as high as those paid in some towns because Poland’s first lady either drop the charges against tbe merely have to show that the child Coleman surgery Richards of obstructing justice, had been sexually assaulted to-: Raisa Gorbachev isn’t the only stylish filing a false police report and convict Ralph Richard. woman behind the Iron Curtain, according to Actor Gary Coleman, who underwent a conspiracy or to try them on the O’Connor admitted that the state Brigitte Brandt, wife of former West charges at a different date. B o r e n s . DECLARES kidney transplant a year ago, is expected to has evidence that the child had German Chancellor Willy Brandt. In an leave UCLA Medical Center Sunday after Mrs. Richard’s attorney, George been raped and that "one to three” article she wrote for a German newspaper. routine tests, his publicist said. Muksian, told Rodgers that “there spermatozoa were discovered on. Brandt says she found Poland’s first lady. exists a substantial antagonism the child’s body. Barbara Jaruzelski, was the biggest surprise ’The diminutive star of NBC’s "Diff’rent between the two defendants,” and of her visit to W arsaw. "She is very Strokes” comedy series was admitted to the that if they are tried together, Mrs. Muksian claimed that to try th e: attractive,” Brandt said. “Tall, slim with hospital on Monday for the scheduled tests richard would be placed in a Mrs. Richard with her husband- n rH n a s . blonde hair and warm, dark brown eyes,” DPI photo and was in no danger, spokesman Larry “tight squeeze” between her hus­ would create a “ spill over effect o f: Brandt said. Brandt said she and Mrs. Goldman said Thursday. band and prosecutors. guilt” because “she is his husband ON WINTER 8HP SNOWBLOWER Jaruzelski talked about Germans, particu­ and she would be sitting next to larly playwright Friedrich von Schiller and Bud Harrelson is more familiar in a Defense attorneys said that the him at the defense table.” state would try to prove that novelist Heinrich Boell. She said she had not Mets uniform than he is in a Santa GlimpSOS * 9 9 9 0 0 Richard, 34, r a p ^ his 4-month-old Nystedt told Rodgers that “ tbe expected to meet Jaruzelski and therefore Claus outfit. He doesr^'t even have the daughter and that bis wife, Donna, facts of this case are so convoluted - 4 took no gift to give her. "Now I am going to DoBBie and Marie OimoBd will be playing A o i B i B S . Reg $1369 00 girth for jolly St. Nick, but the Mets’ 33, then used a blunt object to crush and interrelated” that to grant! get Boell’s complete works and send it her. ball with m ajor leaguers this weekend in St. FREE Handle Bar Warmers coach still donned the red and white the infant’s skull in tbe bathroom separate trials for the Richards;; FREE Electric Start You can’t get it in Poland,” Brandt said. Petersburg, Fla. 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Dec. 14.1985 1 Grand furor blasts Torrington police DC-8’s flight recorder may not help Connecticut to the shore of Gander Lake, sonne ByB vC Charles h orlet Campbell ters technicians in Ottawa sUllstill exp«Aedexpected until all bodies had been The first ended in December 1964 with delivered to the temporary hanging In tree branches. $6,000 by Torrington police from the cocaine and hindering prosecution. Associated Press were trying to salvage data from In Briei TORRINGTON (UPI) - A report by a report by Adminirtrative Judge John morgue in the airport hangar. Horrified airport employees had victim of a fatal accident. Blasko was charged with twd counU the recorders. a grand Juror released ^ d a y criticizes D. Brennan blasting the state police for Boag said he had determined watched the fireball from the DeMayo said those allegations had no each of sale and possession of cocaine GANDER, Newfoundland — The “ No useful information has been the police department for failing to their investigative techniques. terminal, a few minutes after Two Choato pupils go frss foundation, but he concluded the and marijuana, and three counts of flight recorders were badly dam­ obtained from the recorders," he that the plane's wings were not investigate rumors of misdonduct that That report sparked a feud between said. "Both recorders had sus­ de-iced, but not whether that was chatting with the Americans and have drculated for months in the department should not have ignored the aged and may not help reveal why listening to them sing Christmas NEW YORK - A lU tc Supreme Court Jiutice " I ’m innocent," Blasko told reporters the chief state’s attorney's offlce and, tained extensive internal damage significant in the crash. A freezing community and the media. rumors. a jet crashed and exploded, ending diimlued cocaine posaeuion charges Friday as te entered the state police barracks state police which ended with t l » in the crash” of the DC-8, which drizzle changed to light snow about carols. Grand Juror Anthony V. DeMayo, "Ignoring anything that does not a Christmas trip home for 248 Police cordoned off the morgue, against two former students at the exciusive at Litchfield Thursday night. “ This U a replacement of former Chief State s belonged to the Arrow AJr charter half an hour before takeoff, the O oate Rosemary Mali school in Wallingford, after a 14-month grand jury investiga­ come in as a signed complaint does not American soldiers in a patch of but reporters who got past guards Joke. I tell you they’re after the wrong Attorney Austin J. McGuigan. _ company of Miami, Fla. investigator said.- tion of alleged corruption in the appear to be wise in a small community Newfoundland forest, the chief long enough to look into the hangar Conn. Several members of the Torrington Brag said he had been unable to Maj. Gen. John S. Crosby, the Torrington police department, found where everyone appears to know people.” be said. investigator said Friday. Queens County Supreme Court Justice Ralph police department, including former focus on possible explanations of U.S. Army’s deputy chief of staff said b ^ ie s were laid out on sheets probable cause to recommend the everyone else and rumors can and do The chartered DC-8 crashed Sherman dismissed the charges against Derek Police Chief Domenic AntonelU. were why the plane crashed after an for personnel, said 224 aluminum of plastic on the floor. arrests of two Torrington police offic­ spread like wildfire," DeMayo's report GEM ELLI RAISED his $2,500 bond early Thursday seconds after Oatis, of Meriden, Conn., and Catherine Cowan of arrested in 1982 in a state police transfer cases were delivered to U.S. Army officials said at least ers, a former City Councilman and a Mid. and was scheduled to appear Dec. 23 in takeoff from Gander International apparently normal takeoff. Little Rock, Ark., both IB. Statewide Organized Crime Task Force Gander on Friday for transporting 44 of the soldiers had been New Hartford used car salesman. He said' lack of such investigations New Haven Superior Court. Airport on Canada’s Atlanticsye " I f Information is not forthcom­ Oatis and Cowan pleaded guilty to federal drug investigation into illegal gambling in the bodies, but it was not clear identified. The Pentagon said Three arrests were made Friday and has damaged public confidence in the Both Williams and Blasko posted am-crashtering Christmas pres­ ing from the flight data recorder importation charges and were given suspended Torrington. ^ when they would be put to use. initially that 250 American soldiers police are still seeking former Council­ police. $5,000 and $2,500 bonds respectively and ents and debris in the snowy and the cockpit voice recorder, Jail sentences in November by Chief U.S. District The charges were later dismissed About 100 officers of the Royal were on the plane, but reduced the man Michael A. Zawadzkas who has Two local policeman and an auto each will be presented in Winsted woods. Everyone aboard was yes, it will binder the investiga­ Judge T.F. Gilroy Daly in Bridgeport, Conn. when a Superior Court Judge ruled the Canadian Mounted Police and 140 number to 248 on Friday. been charged with perjury. salesman were charged Thuresay night Superior Court Dec. 20. killed, the soldiers and eight crew tion,” he said. In an 11-page decision, Sherman said the state authorizations for wiretaps in the Canadian soldiers worked in the All the plane's engines were " I f he has fled the jurisdiction, we will based on the DeMayo report. Acting Torrington Police Chief Jo­ members. The chief investigator said auto­ case against the pair was "not substantially investigation were improperly freezing, snow-covered woods, su­ found in the wreckage and are seek toextradite him,” said state police Arrested Thursday night were Neal seph Hayes said both officers were Bodies lay in rows in an airport psies on passengers and crew different" from the federal case. obtained. i; pervise by 40 investigators from being examined. spokesman Sgt. Edward Dailey. Gemelli, 26, a police detective; Vance suspencM hours after their arrest and hangar Friday, waiting for doctors members had not begun, contrary Attorneys for the pair had filed the motion to o p Williams, 29, a uniformed officer, and Gemelli turned in his badge and gun 'Ibe grand jury has called a number to perform autopsies in search of to earlier reports. the aviation safety board. The team from the safety board dismiss the state charges, which carried Judge DeMayo's report was released George F. Blasko, 35, of New Hertford, Thursday night. police officers and elected officials and. clues to the worst air disaster in plans to assemble the aircraft mandatory Jail sentences, arguing double in Hartford by Administrative Judge Christiane Beaulieu, the safety Crumpled and blackened pieces who was described by state police as an The 14-month Investigation by has investigated alleged drug use and U.S. military history. from its carefully tagged pieces jeopardy. George D. Stoughton. board’s chief spokeswoman, told a of the plane rested among charred auto salesman. DeMayo is the second phase of a probe trafficking, and inquired into the The four-engine jet was taking either in a laboratory in Ottawa or Fourteen other former Choate students pleaded news conference Friday morning birch saplings in the rocky valley Gemelli was charged with five counts of alleged illegal gambling and drug selection of Antonelli’s successor, An­ troops of the 101st Airborne Div­ on the site, the spokeswoman said. guilty in federal court to charges of aiding and THE REPORT describes investiga­ that doctors had started perform­ just south of the airport runway Of perjury and Williams was charged dealing within the Torrington police thony Nerl who stepped down as police ision, based at Fort Campbell, Ky.,. abetting the scheme to import cocaine. Daly tions into alleged cocaine use by Cpt. ing autopsies. After Boag contra­ Friday afternoon. with three counts of possession of department. chief earlier this fall. home from a six-month tour with The Pentagon dismissed a claim sentenced the 14 to probation, fines and Alfred Columbia and alleged theft of dicted her, she told reporters she the multinational peacekeeping The largest was a 20-foot portion made by an anonymous caller in community service. had been misinformed. force in Egypt’s Sinai Peninsula. of the fuselage, a painted Ameri­ Beirut to a western news agency Peter Brag, who leads the Another government spokes­ can nag still visible on its black­ that the fundamentalist group NwwMt sub to be launched investigation for the Canadian man. Richard Pepper of Transport ened exterior. Thousands of Islamic Jihad (Islamic Holy War) Aviation SoM v noprH told repor­ Canada, sa PARIS — France’s Pasteur the past two days with an unaccep­ tion rested with Pasteur, but also Belaga ready to announce sketches of the special anodes and cathodes. Scullin and the Customs agents, was continuing. He eight sets of circumstances, including murder Institute, which pioneered re- table offer” from the U.S. Depart­ get monetary relief — namely a HARTFORD — Deputy House Majority Leader Superimposed on the copies was a business card of declined to give information other than that contained during a sexual assault and murder during a fcearch into AIDS, said Friday it has filed suit against the United ment of Health and Human right to the royalties that the Julie D. Belaga, a 10-year veteran of the in the affidavits. kidnapping. government has generated under The investigation is continuing, Homer said. ^tates to establish its claim that it Services. Connecticut General Assembly, planned to The Court of Claims hears cases its patent.” formally announce her candidacy for the 1986 Big MAC not food in Japan discovered the deadly virus before C Mnerican researchers. filed against the U.S. government. Swire, of the law firm Townley & Republican gubernatorial nomination on TOKYO (AP) — “ Big MAC” doesn't necessarily The Pasteur Institute has failed ■' "Very large sums” could be at Updike, said the Pasteur Institute Saturday. have a fast- food connotation in Japan, notes Travel to obtain a U.S patent for an AIDS She planned an old-fashioned "whistle-stop” stake in royalties from worldwide filed the suit reluctantly. “ It has Lee Missy Agent magazine. test based on its isolation of the train ride to kick off her campaign, starting in her testing for AIDS, Pasteur Institute felt all along that the interests of The international travel industry publication director Raymond Dedonder told a AIDS virus, which its researchers hometown of Westport and winding up in reports that “ MAC” — for Multi Activity Cruise Ship Pasteur, the United States and the For Your Convenience... dews conference Friday. call lymphadenopathy associated scientific community at large •/rjf Hartford. — is the popular term for for an innovative virus, or LAV. The institute said its STRETCH JEANS ''I “ This isn’t war with the Ameri- dictated that this matter be Others interested in GOP gubernatorial nomi­ 2,000-passenger cruise ship currently on the drawing discovery, made principally by (»ns, not even with the (research) resolved on an amicable basis,” he nation next year are former state Sens. Richard board of one of Japan's major shipbuilding Luc Montagnier, Jean-Claude C. Bozzuto of Watertown, Gerald Labriola of team in question.” Dedonder said. said in a telephone interview. • E.S.P. Comfort Stretch companies. •‘There is still cooperation and (Hermann and Francois Barre- Naugatuck and Romeo G. Petroni of Ridgefield. The proposed vessel is planned to embody elements You can now buy the Manchester Sinoussi, is “ recognized through­ • 14 oz. Denim Gov. William O'Neill faces a challenge for the Exchange of material and there are AIDS, short for acquired im­ of resort architecture not yet seen at sea. 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WASHINGTON — Frustrated by failure, the Marxist rebels in El Salvador have charted a new' course with ominous overtones for President Jose Napoleon Duarte and the small group of American military advisers. Quite simply, the guerrillas have embarked on a S = Si campaign of terror and assassination aimed at 1^2 1 “ i«f Sill’S Ir ^8s t> uS S > .9 Duarte and the U.S. presence in this country. | o » » * O ioo ^ i i i i The new direction is not surprising. Thanks to p .3 3 < 1 1 - Duarte and the Americans, the rebels are no longer Ml E l i ? battling a corrupt military dictatorship, backed by a greedy oligarchy and willing to use right-wing ■ > > Z-3 I •7 kind of death squads to terrorize the populace. In the last two years, Duarte has held two successful \i |Pl (• 'S'* }j miss the elves." elections, has persevered in land reform and has reined in the ultra-right crazies who had been the s g . II guerrillas’ most effective recruiters. Now it’s the leftist rebels who are the umi S “ ! ii~ practitioners of coldblooded slaughter, as they i i i i f ' ' I s 8 It may be the sunset of liberalism li I m t desperately try to provoke an overreaction by ^ s J l p i j ^ q III co, 0 S Duarte that will once more win them popular b m :* 5 c * Os ± 1O X * H i Hi National Review, the conservative journal of November this year and subsequently reported in support. So far, Duarte has shrewdly resisted the < < 1 1 4 in o c opinion of which I have had the honor to be the Times under the headline “ A Liberal by Any temptation to return to the bad old days of 1 U) o « ^ | iU I I s | 5 ? g 5 | 2 S »” m I ;(05S!2 4*-CLS:S • S O 1 ^ f ^ < I 8 !i| z £ t publisher for most of my adult life, celebrated its Other Name May Get More Votes.” Asking 1,659 repression and midnight assassination of sus­ :@0gili®gSiaES 30th birthday recently with a posh dinner party at W illiam adults, by telephone, whether varios political pected rebel sympathizers. New York’s Plaza Hotel. It was a glittering affair, labels would make them think better or worse of a ta > and inspired in me, as such things tend to do, public figure, the pollsters discovered that 27 THE REBELS’ new strategy was demonstrated 0) I mellow reflections about how the wheel of fortune Rusher percent would think better of a person described with the June shoot-up of a San Salvador nightclub turns. as “ conservative” and only 13 percent would think in which six Americans were killed, the dramatic' worse of him. Just 15 percent, however, would kidnapping of Duarte’s daughter in September, For example, shortly after I became National J 5 <« think better of a public figure described as and the ambush and extermination of 42 army Review’s publisher in 1057, Bill Buckley (then and “-i I IIHsfii S f.* 5 I " "liberal,” and a slightly larger group (17 percent) recruits in October. After the last bloody incident, now its owner and editor) suggested that I would actually think worse of him. the rebels announced that they had hoped to kill the P Pi approach Gil Harrison, the editor of The New high horse and cheerfully entered into an U.S. military advisers they mistakenly thought | | l l Republic, our opposite number on the liberal side arrangement with National Review to offer a 10 THIS. IT SEEMS TO ME, is an extraordinary were with the ambushed unit. 0- ■0* f - 0 0! s ^ I ^ ■ §5 of the spectrum, about offering special joint • Wb 0 W4 o (A . •I: : “ I 2 ui £.5 percent discount to any advertiser who would buy turnaround, and while its principal cause is Reporter Jon Lee Anderson recently interviewed subscriptions to the two publications to college space in both publications (thereby avoiding undoubtedly liberalism’s own sorry performance a rebel leader, a field officer of the Salvadoran g K Z M S c £ \tulti and high school political science classes — the 00§®i®g®o5yi50Qe@®@®i@@o5sp||gD«@§egiii@o5irlSli V) S n charges of political bias). Apparently those 10 over tt)e past 35 years. National Review Communist Party’s military arm. Though only 24, _ 00© @ | 3u o. >slS» I0 0 g @ 1 5 idea being to expose students to both liberal and Luis is a 10-year veteran of the guerrilla struggle. 00 00 illll! years had cured National Review of its leprosy."' Tndisputably played a part in spotlighting that o> conservative views on public issues, while Another example. In 1955. when Buckley performance and identifying its perpetrators. With some eloquence and total dispassion, Luis Improving our two magazines’ circulation figures. founded National Review, "liberal” was the thing defended the new rebel policy. Incidentally, two labels that also fared well in At that time, however, The New Republic had to be in American political circles. The word Internal differences among the various factions the poll were “ moderate” (21 percent of those been around for about 40 years, whereas National “ conservative,” as a designation fora of the Farabundo Marti National Liberation Front interviewed would think better of someone so Review was barely 2 years old, and it soon became contemporary political viewpoint, let alone have been eliminated, Luis claimed. “ All the described; only 6 percent worse) and apparent that Harrison was in no mood to yoke his movement, was very much out of fashion. It had organizations are following the same orientation,” “ progressive” (37 percent better; 7 percent venerable journal with some parvenu right-wing sometimes been applied to Sen. Robert Taft (who he said. “The orders which hold for one worse). Clearly, the,thing for a politician to be sheet, even for the purpose of contrast. So he died in 1953), but Lionel Trilling was not far off the organization are for all of them. When the order is these days is a moderately conservative declined my proposal, and suggested instead that mark when he wrote, in 1950, that ” In the United to sabotage the electric lines, we all sabotage the progressive, or just possiby a moderately llflqulre w ith e r I.F. Stone’s Weekly, a much States at this time liberalism is not only the electric lines.” progressive conservative. But never, under any aOMiller and further left publication, might be dominant but even the sole intellectual tradition. circumstances, a liberal. THE THIN, mustachioed former university 1 Ifldllnedto accept it, (I didn’t bother — we have For it is the plain fact that there are no student is responsible only for a relatively small ouf pride, too.) conservative or reactionary ideas in general By the way, the most distinguished guest and coffee-growing area, but he said an important circulation.” chief speaker at National Review’s birthday party rebel priority for the country as a whole is to A DECADE FURTHER ON, under new Contrast that with the results of a poll conducted was the (conservative) president of the United 0 | organize the civilian population by every possible l i management, ’The New Republic had gotten off its for The New York Times and CBS News in early States. I didn't see Gil Harrison anywhere around. means. 8 5 | p | S s i & i | i Ll “ Before, the guerrilla columns didn’t give the 11 necessary political attention, so their links with the Ills: ;:00g@i3el8l'ii®@sE ^ss!iiS‘r?0gi§®®@saso@Qa@a ! S ‘!?t civilians were very scarce, because they were in 5®i®si in Negative political ads: Here to stay? fighting all the time,” he said. “ We were beginning to have a relationship with the people like that of ll 1970s, soft-sell spots that featured candidates exploded.” : 5 0 “ elections. !jsl 1 we’re in a campaign to educate the people with k t n .5 <5 S i - That is a comparatively new piece of walking along a beach and announcers talking leaflets, to show that the use of mines is a necessity :8 i S r H i ® I P > o : < o S knowledge, even among campaign professionals. about idealism. “ BLOODHOUNDS” was a television as a popular weapon which has to be used by the — I 8 g i §1^1 Jy lllf u> O ^ i d In the 1970s, congressional candidates who “ That doesn’t work any more.” said Don Ringe, commercial in which a pack of dogs sniffed @ @ @ s a s o @ @ ® i @ aisii ^000@@®®®§Si o P ' i@9000ggi®ii©@y.5p civilian population. We feel that because of the M CO CO resorted to negative ads about their opponents a Republican media consultant. “ The notion of through the U.S. Capitol grounds, past swimming political work we’ve done there are a lot of people were considered daring at best, and desperate at idealism as the reason for political involvement, pools and beaches in search of Huddleston, who with a good disposition to help us by placing worst. The standard advice was to ignore such that era is over.” Like his colleagues, Ringe is allegedly was impossible to find because he was mines.” 18 ^4 81 attacks. convinced that it is now far easier to impress the away giving speeches for personal gain. “ We That attitude changed in the fall of 1980. public with an opponent’s weaknesses than to can’t find Dee,” the announcer finally said. Under the dome “ Maybe we ought to let him make speeches and Democratic fixtures such as Sen. Gaylord Nelson convince it of a client’s strengths. Dr. Everett Rhoades, the native American who l l . . rs^ - of Wisconsin, Sen. Herman E. Talmadge of Just how easy was made clear in 1984 in switch to Mitch for senator.” headed the Indian Health Service, has some 8 ^1 Georgia and Rep. Richardson Preyer of North Kentucky, where a single negative ad is widely Huddleston’s strategists insist that commercial influential defenders in Congress. Rhoades was •SS: • i ! 0 's j on the attack. his stunning victory over Democratic incumbent appeared, McConnell surged into contention. On 0 scholarship program to benefit his daughter and a m ts i lI e s ' 'll lllfll s: Since then, political consultants have concluded Walter D. “ Dee” Huddleston. election night, he defeated Huddleston by 5,169 distant cousin. 'III" jg * 0.1 r | l| £ votes. that incumbents never win by ignoring negative McConnell, the Jefferson County (Louisville) Reps. Morris Udall, D-Ariz., John McCain, 5 5 SiSim ads — and what is more, that the attacks pose administrative judge, began 1984 trailing “ People never held McConnell accountable for R-Ariz., and Don Young. R-Alaska, wrote to ;2 _ Instigated or not, the inspector general’s report 0 : = 2 I , I t manipulating the system to elect candidates less had this to say about Rhoades’ stewardship of the !|ll deserving than their opponents. ill: health agency: ‘ ‘It could not be established that Dr. ! sS iS u : papers, and effects, against l l l § l He had to control the economy in Rhoades deliberately manipulated the grants ; I" I i00lll. oa9@i@®@a 00 00 00 01 '*^a-8 6 0 0 ® 8 S 8 a 8 order to make his country strong process ... (but) we concluded that the IHS ures, shall not be violated, and no negative advertising is its own deterrent. A blast must be saved again. The original thought was scholarship program was operated in an unprofes­ warrants shall issue, but upon from one side is vulnerable to retaliation that will for the good of the masses. The sional and almost irresponsible manner and thus 5 Si T « Ike Editor: probably cause, supported by be equally effective. A negative ad that goes too \h end result was a world at war, six was vulnerable to manipulation and abuse.” oath or affirmation, and particu­ million Jews dying in prison far is even more vulnerable to being discredited Hie founders of this country larly describing the place to be camps. by the opposition. Rembo In etrlped pente? chOM a republic as the form of l i searched and the persons or “ The big lie works when it’s used in a vacuum,” Foreign Service personnel have always resented government rather than a demo­ things to be seized.” The rights of the individual said Democratic consultant Robert Squire. “ The their reputation as tea-sipping cookie pushers, and ll cracy. A republic limits the Less than 50 years ago a young must be protected. Now we save only time it’s dangerous is when you have one side now the State Department is finally doing power of government by the use German painter took control of the people from the drunk driver, firing and the other side isn’t firing back.” something about It. “ Security teams” are being of aconstitution, and protects the his country. In order to take tomorrow the seatbelt blockade, Black agrees. “ If you get two people of equal sent to embassies in potential trouble spots like 1.1 individual’s rights. Many of our control of the economy of his then the helmet law. Where will if capability to oppose each othere’ negatives,” he Kuwait. Jordan, Colombia, the Philippines, El forefathers would not sign the nation, he used roadblocks to end? said, "the better one will win. Hiat’s how it should Salvador and Israel to teach our diplomats the fine Constitution without the Bill of check people for travelinf pap­ be.” art of self-defense. The idea is to show embassy lU fM a. the first 10 amendments. Is llils s E l plsissr )sgE«i900g88S88eii|tXi@SSB ers. Heroundedupthe merchants Peter J. McNamara ^ f f e r s how to survive a hostage situation, right o f the people to be and blamed them for the high IMSammUSt. Alan Ehrenhalt writea torXkmgrewlOBal Qaar- kidnapping attempt or other terrorist attack. Will hNMPw Ib their peraons, house. inflation the nation was having. Manchester teriy. American diplomacy ever be the same? MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday, nec. 14. 1988 — »_ • - MANCHESTER HERAU). tetontoy. Dec. 14.1M5 Itaeee^ Speaker wants Reagan to guarantee tax votes

’ I l did not want to see tax overhaul efforts die. i I f r 'i i f Hi ■'T mi|i; fsij fuM}^ ^ ^' By JoMPh Mlanowany United Press International All but 14 House Republicans ignored ' fll m!■ ftH 1! Reagan’s lobbying efforts on Wednesday f I 1 11 i ill I rl ! liilii i ''' WASHINGTON — The White House and refused to allow the bill produced by the o) Michael Smith, Judith Resnick, encouraged by the Nov. 19-20 in a position where some deadline particular in areas where there is was "not an issue” in the North rt i ¥ , » ; SPACE CENTER, Houston - A Ellison Onizuka, Ronald McNair summit meeting between Presi­ or the prospect of some meeting common ground, including the Atlantic Treaty Organization. 3|:|||t l»?| ! | i | l principle of 50 percent reductions tbi fl;u HI high school teacher who will be the and Gregory Jarvis, an engineer dent Reagan and Soviet leader will cause us to agree to something II rp' !i first educator in space said Friday with Hughes Communications Inc. Mikhail S. Gorbachev, were now that we don’t think is in our in U.S. and Soviet nuclear arms,” “ The responsibility of the United iflii titft litf Its if t It I sfic llU lessons from her orbital classroom Scobee, whose wife is a teacher, “ anxious” for “ signs of material interest,” he added. it said. States to undertake this program is next month will spur students to said McAuIiffe’s participation in progress” toward agreement to Shultz said his NATO colleagues The NATO statement did not universally accepted” within greater heights and give the the flight is vital to the future of the cut arms. had stressed during their private specifically mention the Reagan NATO, Shultz said. teaching profession a shot in the space program. arm. “ The real significance of it is “ I ’m hoping that this is going to that we’ll get people in the country elevate the teaching profession in expecting to fly in space,” he said. the eyes of the public and of those "That’s the best thing that can French army still employs pigeons (D 00 jpotential teachers out there," happen to our program. Teachers E Sharon Christa McAuliffe said at a touch the lives of every kid in this ^ 9 According to Fauvez, the mas­ “crew news conference. country. If you can enthuse By Jeffrey Ulbric Fauvez, 42, not only loves his officer. Heavily poisoned, it ar­ sive means of destruction availa­ ifiiNffjfifijgfs “ Hopefully one of the maybe teachers about this and they can Associated Press work, but is something of a carrier rived, dying in the pigeon house.” ble to modern armies could knock •o ra secondary objectives of this is excite students, we’ll have no piggon historian. The Germans rolled over France out all communication. Atomic '0. ♦ ^ •* ^ ^ . students are going to be looking at problem continuing this program. SURESNES, France — Atop “ Man has used pigeons to send much too quickly in 1940 for carrier explosion could seriously affect . I i i o A ime and perhaps thinking of going It’s a good insurance program.” Mount Valerien, France’s last line messages for more than 5,000 pigeons to play a role for the army, radio transmissions. In such a ifr M? Into teaching as a profession,” she McAuliffe, a social studies of military defense waits in its years,” he said. The pharaohs of but they were called to service by i’'r !!ii!llii'tiim|f‘ ?r liPii Egypt used carrier pigeons. So did the resistance forces in the coun­ situation, the hardy carrier pigeon teacher in Concord, N.H., was coops. In the hinterlands, their Fsaid. could assume a vast importance. ! The shuttle Challenger, making selected in July from more than feathered friends are registered the Greeks, but the Roman Empire tryside. They were used again a during the war in Indochina. Carrier pigeons fly at an altitude C Jts 10th flight, is scheduled to blast 11,000 applicants to become the for the draft, ready to answer the first recognized the military possi­ g up to 1,000 feet and at speeds I if first “ private citizen” to fly in army’s call as their ancestors have bilities of the birds. The last combat use of French off Jan. 22 for a mission highligh- averaging between 35 mph and 60 ^ted by the launch of a giant space. A journalist is scheduled to done since days of yore. The Frankish king Charles Mar­ army pigeons was during the I ni\ mph. According to Fauvez, they ; communications satellite and a be the second such shuttle flier Despite their advanced com­ tel, grandfather of Charlemagne, Algerian War, linking isolated are best used in short relays. m il <31 later next year. munications technology, such as used a pigeon to announce his outposts with headquarters. ; small science probe to study Last July, the army carried out f Halley’s comet as it hurtles toward The presence of a teacher in the $4.3 billion computerized RITA victory over the Arabs at Poitiers Why the lingering interest, par­ pigeon maneuvers in several areas space has generated widespread system oust sold to the United in 732, halting the advance of Islam ticularly in the age of highly Ithe sun. of central France, using civilian f9|xg^@@ii88( interest in Challenger’s mission, States, French forces include 100 into Europe. sophisticated military pigeons and pigeon keepers. which McAuliffe plans to put to carrier pigeons. During the Franco-Prussian communication? good use. The military’s pigeons, part of War of 1870-71, the besieged Tsongas endures ” I do think it’s going to open up the 8th Communication Regiment French forces in Paris communi­ the idea that space is for everyb­ atop Mount Valerien, the highest cated with the government in the ground in the Paris region, are provinces via carrier pigeon. .bout with the flu ody and that’s very important,” 8 Fresh " ■ Cut Sheared ij llP lii' mostly for show. However, they After that war, the army was she said. 8 ; BOSTON (UPI) - Former Sen. McAuliffe will conduct two form the nucleus of a last-ditch convinced of the value of a t i !Paul Tsongas, who retired after "live” lessons from space that will contingency plan that eventually permanent pigeon service. Itorigi- BALSAM $1 I lf ;!being diagnosed as suffering from be broadcast by the Public Broad­ would involve a mass drafting of nally was attached to the engi­ M ^ -a mild form of cancer, was casting System to schools across civilian birds. neers. then later to signals. :: Isl -admitted to the Dana-Farber the nation. In one. she will take There are more than 35,000 The birds performed admirably X-MAS TREES up .‘Cancer Institute after coming students on a “ field trip” through pigeon keepers in France who, in in World War I. On the wall of the ill l§ ' 8 12 ” BALSAM WREATHES — S 3 » » up ifi down with the flu. the shuttle and in the other she time of war, can be called upon to museum is a citation to Pigeon 787 Tsongas, 44, was listed in good plans to discuss the importance of provide their pigeons. All are which “ in spite of the enormous 8 POINSETTIAS— » l * * * o p registered with the local military difficulties resulting from an in­ |8@00g§s||3?i|> ^.condition Friday after being ad­ spaceflight and the opportunities it mitted to the hospital Sunday, said presents. region. tense smoke and abundant emis­ ! EAST HARTFORD NURSERY ^**■1 ?Ss|5^i*?« hospital spokesman Mark Finge- She also will film six other The man the army would turn to sion of gas, accomplished the mission given to it by Maj. Raynal. m 1375 SILVER LANE • mon.-sat. siSoIVTmV.m., sun. *-8 rle, who would jiot answer ques­ ’’demonstrations” utilizing weigh­ is Chief Warrant Officer Jean- M M M M «8 n M M M M M M H8 M Ml BS M M M M f I tions about Tsongas' condition. tlessness to convey hard- to-grasp Pierre Fauvez. a 22-year veteran The only means of communication a.,-s.liWp ip But Tsongas, reached in his ideas. 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Manchester 6 4 9 -0 4 8 5 Photo of Frankie & Alise Frallioiardi of 150 McKee Street, who visited Santa last Saturday consumer boycott said the killings from black townships and release Elsewhere, a police spokesman area for 100 yaara Friendly Auto and is exiled to the rural commun­ OPEN TUES.-SAT. 8-8, SUN. 10-6 at the M ANCHESTER MALL. of three black men this week were jailed blacks. ity of Brandfort. about 200 miles said officers killed a black man Garage linked to their campaign against The boycott began in Pretoria in south of Johannesburg. In defiance when a crowd of about 200 attacked Exclusive headquarters for dog and cat supplies. "Bring your own camera for free photos with Santa or FOREIGN a white shops near Johannesburg. December and spread to the a delivery vehicle in Soweto. The DOMESTIC of the order, she has lived in her 16 Brainard Place photos are available for $2.00 each." 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Manchester 6 4 9 -0 4 8 5 Photo of Frankie & Alise Fralliciardi of 150 McKee Street, who visited Santa last Saturday consumer boycott said the killings from black townships and release Elsewhere, a police spokesman area for 100 years Friendly Auto and is exiled to the rural commun­ OPEN TUES.-SAT. 8-8, SUN. 10-6 at the MANCHESTER MALL. of three black men this week were jailed blacks. ity of Brandfort. about 200 miles said officers killed a black man Garage linked to their campaign against The boycott began in Pretoria in south of Johannesburg. In defiance when a crowd of about 200 attacked Exclu$lve headquarters for dog and cat supplies. "Bring your own camera for free photos with Santa or FOREIGN & white shops near Johannesburg. December and spread to the a delivery vehicle in Soweto. The DOMESTIC of the order, she has lived in her 16 Brainard Place photos are avaiiabie for $2.00 each." 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Bengston, the school ceedings in bis case will be closed. around the kitchen table and custodian a lle g ^ly murdered by a The maximum penalty for some­ fishing, a favorite pasttime for student with a semiautomatic one under age 14, regardless of David Bengston. weapon. charges, is four years under tbe "David loved this town and Residents of this small Connecti­ supervision of tbe state Depart­ would not live anywhere else,” cut River town crowded the Zion ment of Children and Youth Washburn said. Lutheran Church while many sat torvices. Thomas read messages from - in the adjoining community room Bengston, 36, had two sons. Josh, Bengston’s parents and his k i* - * for an hour-long service marked by 6, and Justin, S. His widow, Bonnie, brother, Paul. tributes to Bengston and frequent, is a nurse at Middlesex Memorial “ Really, the best sermon that muffled crying. Hospital in Middletown. could be preached is preached by you being here.” Thomas said to Only passing reference was "Tb e shock we all feel leaves us with a numbness,” said tbe Rev. the filled church. made at the service to the way in . 4 . . . . Ron lliomas, pastor of tbe Faith After the service, Bengston’s A which Bengston died. He was shot casket passed under raised flags in the head Tuesday on the second livin g Church in Southington and a held by the Portland Volunteer floor of the Portland Junior High family friend. Fire Department color guard. School, when a 13-year-old toy Mrs. Bengston and her sons Then the mourners, including allegedly confronted the principal listened as the Rev. David Cote many students of the school where with a 9mm semiautomatic pistol, read a poem about love and Bengston was killed, followed tbe wounded a secretary, took a fellow friendship that Mrs. Bengston bad hearse in a walking procession student hostage and shot > Bengston. selected. " I love you not only for acrou the street to the cemetery. what you are but for what I am Under cold, grey skies, final The student, Floyd Warmsley, when I am with you," it said. words were pronounced over UPI pOolo dropped the gun outside a window As Glenn Washburn recalled Bengston’s coffin and a member of after his aunt spoke with him over several anecdotes about his friend tbe fire department played taps. NATO showcase The ships are on a visit to the city and it A formation of NATO member country is the first time that such a formation has minesweeper ships goes through the Mayor to ask Zinsser’s help passed through the Barrier since it was Thames Barrier on Thursday on their opened in 1985. way to docking at the Port of London. 4 seeking sewage plant funds Obituaries A third matter Weinberg said By Altx GIrelll funds. Manchester was second in Scrippe League Newtpepera Htrald Reporter line to get a $10 million federal and she wants to discuss is the formula state grant if Winsted voters had for comput: g the state’s Guaran­ Domlnico Maselli grandchildren. The granite tower supporting Minot's Lighthouse has Coast Guard Seaman Charles Murray, 22, of Newton, toward treacherous Minot’s Ledge. The ledge has turned Mayor Barbara Weinberg will turned down the bond issue. teed Tax Ba&e Grant foreducation. Card of Thanks withstood more than 100 years of New England gales, N.H., maneuvers a utility boat out of Boston Harbor more than one ship into splinters. One element in the formula is the Dominico Maselli, 94, of Hart­ ask State Sen. Carl Zinsser for help The cost of the improvements in The funeral will be Monday at Thank you to the paramedics, the warning mariners of the rocky reef below. in getUng state funds to help pay Manchester is $26 million. On Nov. town’s taxable Grand List. Wein­ ford, husband of the late Rose 8; 15 a.m. at the D ’Esopo Funeral Manchester Memorial Hospital for Improvements in the town’s S Manchester voters authorized a berg said she would like to see the (DiBella) Maselli, died Friday at Chapel, 277 Folly Brook Blvd., Emergency Room staff and noost sewage treatment plant, she said bond issue with the provision that formula changed so that the St. Francis Hospital and Medical of all to my friends for their kind­ Friday night. no more than $14.3 million of it average of a three-year period is Center. Hartford. He was the Wethersfield, with a mass of ness and concern at a time that it used. "That would smooth the ups Weinberg said that is one subject would come from local funds. 'father of Anthony D. Maselli of Christian burial at 9 a.m. at St. was much needed. she wants to discuss at a meeting Town officials have said that if and downs,” she said. Manchester. Augustine’s Church, Hartford. Zinsser has arranged with mayors Manchester has to bear the entire Besides Weinberg. Zinsser has Besides his son. he also is Calling hours are Sunday from 2 to invited J. Steward Stockwell, first 4 p.m. Eileen Waterbury & Family Old lighthouse hides its mysteries and first selectmen of the five cost of the improvements, sewer survived by several towns in his 4th Senatorial District. service rates will rise drastically. selectman of Hebron; Adella U r­ The meeting will be held at 7 Weinberg said she also wants to ban, first selectman of Columbia; p.m. Dec. 27 in Bolton Community discuss with Zinsser the state’s Douglas Cheney, first selectman of Center. plans to develop seven water Bolton; and William Constantine, In a Dec. 10 letter to the chief regions in the state for coordinated mayor of Glastonbury. Fire Catts Sailors who near Minot’s Ledge still face treachery elected official of each town, planning of drinking water resour­ He has also invited six state Zinsser said he wants to ask ces. At a meeting of the town Board representatives. Edith Prague, 8th vehicle accident. West Middle call. Center and New streets. officials what legislation they’ll be of Directors Tuesday, Weinberg Assembly District, Donald Bates, By John Keller beacon to sailors who venture near. although it no longer provides a live-in government decided the reef had taken M anchester Turnpike and South Hawthorne (Paramedics) looking for in the next session of the and Public Works Director George 9th Assembly District, James Scripps League Newspapers The light is a common sight to Coast keeper. Minot’s light has been automated for enough lives, and in 1850, the first lightfiouse McCavanagh of Manchester, 12th Friday, 8:55 a.m. — Public Street. (Town, Paramedics) Friday, 2:27 p.m. — Medical General Assembly, which starts Kandra expressed concern that Guardsmen like Seaman Charles Murray, 22, decades, and keepers no longer are needed to on Minot's Ledge began signaling its warning Assembly District, Elsie Swensson service call, 381 Broad St. (Town) Friday, 12:35 p.m. — Public call, K-Mart. Spencer Street. Feb. 7. under the regional plan, Manches­ (Paramedics) of Newton, N.H. Weinberg said Friday night her of Manchester, 13th Assembly Friday, 9:33 a m. — Medical service call. West Middle Turnpike H U LL, Mass — Minot’s Ledge, a rocky reef man the nasty ledge. to relieved sailors. ter might be forcto to share its Friday, 3:23 p.m. — Motor first priority would be to get drinking water supply. District, Robert Bowden. 31st call. Saddle Hill Road. and Main Street. (Town, on the approaches to Boston Harbor, has Murray and fellow guardsmen spring into It was different before the middle of the But trouble didn’t stop there. vehicle accident. Spencer Street outside funds for improvements to Regulations for formation of Assembly District and Peter Fuss- (Paramedics) Paramedics) filled mariners with fear and respect for action from Point Allerton near Hull, Mass., 19th century. Soon after the light was installed, keepers cas, 5Sth Assembiy District. Friday, 12:31 p.m. — Motor Friday, 2:08 p.m. — Medical exit of Interstate 384. the sewage treatment plant. Man­ Public Water Supply Management centuries. when they hear a radio distress call, Sailors rarely saw the treacherous reef discovered the structure wasn’t strong chester is under federal orders to Areas, as requirto by state law. improve the plant by Dec. 31,1988. will be the subject of a public Its jagged outcroppings splintered ships signaling that a boat is in trouble. from their vessels. Choppy Atlantic waves enough to withstand the pounding waves for She said in light of the decision bearing Monday at 10 a.m. at the and caused drownings nearly every year The weathered gray lighthouse guides usually hid the rocks, except during long. E by Winsted voters to issue bond to offices of the state Department of during New England’s early history.' boats out of the outer harbor, and greets extremely low tides when the weather is Minot’s Ledge is only about a mile from the update that town’s sewer plant, Health, 117 Washington St., Today a stout granite lighthouse towers them on their return. calm. Manchester needs to find outside Hartford. GLENNEY above the lurking reef, shining a warning The Coast Guard maintains the lighthouse. Shortly before the Civil War, the Please turn to page 17 Faulty valves blamed for chemical mishaps HOME CENTER Doctors are all hot air when it comes to smoke C : Doctors think mine who works for one of the big until the medical profession has advantage. The medical profession wants to Bv Gayle Young turers will not point a finger at it should be ille­ tobacco companies can convince found the cause and cure for I dislike cigarette advertising wipe out the use of all tobacco United Press International specific accidents. According to a SHOWER DOOR gal for the to­ himself that black is white when it cancer, it doesn’t have a good because it suggests that cigarette products by the year 2000 and most Union Carbide spokesman, the bacco compan­ comes to arguing in favor of response. The AM A has more smoking is macho in men, sexy in of us. hope they succeed. We find N EW Y O R K — A 30 percent highly publicized leaks of toxic Model 100 B.T.S. ies to advertise cigarettes. important work to do than to women and generally a healthy, cigarette smoke offensive in a increase in chemical spills and chemicals from the company’s Chrome icigarettes. The Andy Sometimes I wait for him to tell intrude its opinions on advertising. sophisticated, outdoorsy kind of room we’re in and it pains us to see leaks nationwide is due to unethi­ plants in Bhopal, India, and American Med­ In any argument, there’s that one thing to do. In actuality, a cigarette a friend or a young person sucking Reg. 59" me that lung cancer is good for cal practices in the industry that Institute, W. Va., were not caused ical Association Rooney you. He does concede that a lot of question they can’t asnwer: smoker is closer to an alcoholic the stuff into his or her lungs. supplies valves for chemical pro­ by faulty valves. 25' POWERLOtK* has asked for a people who smoke have lung ” How do you know cigarette than a rootin’, tootin’, shootin’ In spite of the righteousness of its cessing, valve manufacturers said The U.S. Enviromental Protec­ total ban on all cancer but he’s able to twist the smoking causes lung cancer if you cowboy, position, the medical profession this week. tion Agency reports the number of R09. •19.95 SALE cigarette ad­ argument in his mind so the don’t know what causes cancer?” A N O TH E R F R IE N D of mine has more important business, and The manufacturers said their chemical accidents and spills has vertising. I like question he asks is, "W hy is it that We ail know dam well that ^vho is addicted to both alcohol and business that is closer to its own, own industry suffers from a increased from 1,654 in 1982 to 1,991 S A IS P R ia to stay in good people susceptible to lung cancer cigarette smoking causes lung tobacco says that, by strength of than pushing a ban on tobacco widespread practice of rebuilding in 1984. Another 1,145 spills were with doctors, in case I need one, so cancer and how to cure it.” have this compulsion to smoke?” cancer but “ knowing darn well” character and firm resolve, he can advertising. Doctors can advise old valves and selling them as new, reported by June of this year, said I want to say this in the nicest, most Many honest people in the He refuses to admit a cause-effect isn’t good enough for science. force himself to go without a patients not to smoke but when which has caused their liability E P A spokeswoman Robin Wood, *49.99 polite way possible: “ Mind your tobacco business refuse to concede relationship. Doctors have to know exactly how martini for weeks at a time but he they attempt to ban advertising on insurance to skyrocket as their who said there are no figures *10.99 Fits All 5' Tubs own business, doctors. Put your that they're knowingly pushing a it happens. Until they can tell us says he cannot stop smoking a legal product, they’re on shaky reputation for safety plummets. available to determine whether the effort into finding what causes dangerous product. A friend of HIS POSI’ITON is infuriating but that, the tobacco people have the cigarettes for a whole day. ground. increased number of spills can be “ Once one started doing it, just linked to faulty valves. CUUIMlie^goudodiliigBrlglit' about everyone started doing it,” Spokesmen from Union Carbide, said John L. Dunlap, engineering Sandoz and DuPont and other 10% OFF All Stanley Tools manager for Fisher Controls Com­ chemical processing companies Profile pany International of Clayton, said this week they were unaware SKIL POWER TOOLS Miss, in an interview. "For of any problems in the valve smaller businesses it has become ^«fKjwi9c Choose from industry but said their engineers UNDER THE CABINCT KITCHEN ORGANIZERS Name Diane Novack the only way to stay competitive.” rigorously test valves before they Fearing lawsuits, the manufac- are purchased. Saws, Drills, Age 38 fxtecMciHMiecaiaxWfMcifixcwsHtecMciHMiecaiaxWfMcifixcwsHMiiHiEaia Born North Adams, Mass, Occupation director, Manchester DOUG’S ARMY & NAVY 8 Sanders Head Start ■‘-V -Y ' Favorite restaurant V / i Blacksmith's Tavern, Glastonbury Favorite food CHRISIMAS ' CIRCUUR SAW and more stuffed shrimp Favorite aport tennis 10% OFF Regular Price Roots for Washington Redskins and the Celtics 4 Idea of a good vacation trip to Hawaii or the Caribbean Lee Prewashed Jeans What you do to relax hike local mountains SIzee 27-42 $1699 Typa of entertainment preferred theater, concerts Favorite entertainer (Hurryl While Supplies LastI) SPARTAN MEDIONE CABINET Joan Baez, Judy Collins Favorite actor Bill Cosby Wrangler corduroy, 24*W.x23*H., Oak slider with build in light tor. Favorite song “We Are The World" $1399 Injection molded box with two adjustable shelves. UnwashM Denim leans Matching oak side panels. Available In light oak (sm Kind of music preferred folk and classical 2405 WL) and Honey oak (sm 2407 WL). Favorite magazine Money Reg. »99»* Favorite author Robert Frost Prewashed Denim Jeans $1599 Favorlta stores in Manchester D&L, Paperama sSSSfflfi'!!!''*®"-”***'’*------19-3'9 i99 Pet two cats, Budget and Misty; SALE and a Tibetan terrier, Minghe Pea Coats ------1 6 .7 9 Favorite spot In Manchester Wickham Park QB fOUMXMM MESSAGE CENTERNa02ZR«z7M______16 e7 9 Car Maroon Volvo Favorite color blue Last book read “The One Minute Manager” 269 West Middle Turnpike Pet peeve red tape of federal programs (next to Medi-Mart) HOURS: Mon.. Tuee.. Wad. •am-6pm Favorlta T V show “The Bill Cosby Show" W. G. GLENNEY CO. Thuie.. FrI. ’til 8:30 Bast thing about Manchastar social agencies 643-5065 Sal. 6am-8om Worst thing about Mancheatar highway construction HOURB: Mon., Tuee, Wed. 10B Thurs. A FrI. 10-9 / Sot. 9-6 / Sun. 12-5 m o SALE ENDS DEC. 14 J ” SS £“ ‘ 649-5253 M m M photo by Pinto MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. Dec. 14, 1985 - » M — MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. Dec. 14. 1988 Nevrs for Senior CItliens M ACC News W eM inga Festivities, music promise Only five more days left to bring food for the baskets and printed absolutely fascinating Lllllon Hurtter, Barbara Gowle, Ed- Editor’f note; This column is Churches and groups who have Please do not wrap your gift but do Baptist Church, bless them, raised word and Barbara Morlarty, Potricid prepared by the Manchester Area "adopted” families will arrange include paper and a bow in the bag. $200 at the last meeting to purchase A to Z coloring books (C for Car Lewis, Hazel Christian, Carroll and Conference of Churches. toys when such a shortage of new was great Emily Wade) and the Morlorle Nelson, Martin and Eleanor* to brighten hoiiday party their own delivery schedule. That 'Iliat would be wonderful. Elhiore. ^ Itema developed. wood working classes made gives us the weekend to unscram­ ' We are still catching up with our Phyllis Moson, Barbara Conklin, By Nancy Carr ble any delivery problenu and The Women's Fellowship Com­ wooden toys (there is a bright Louis and Hyalle Hurwitz, Enrico and bows to Thanksgiving helpers Teresa Monaco, Barbara Farr, Virgi­ MACC Director Monday to take care of emergency mittee at Second Congregational yellow duck on wheels sitting here Editor’s note; This cohunn is "Snow shoveling list.” The list pick up at I a.m. return trips at • Hank Poirier and Melissa Haley nia Ryan, Peter and Lenoro OuBaldo, last-minute referrals. came to the rescue with 50 new beside me.) K-Mart is doing for Jacob and Zabelle Horolon, Charles prepared by the Manchester Se­ contains students in town with 12:30 and 3 p.m. and Heather Robinson of Girl Thanksgiving and Christmas, they their sddreMes and telephone Menu ter week: A quick reminder to Manchester So, please plan to leave your gifts gifts for teenagers plus gift certifi­ and Dolores Swollow, Barbara Con­ nior Citfatais’ Center. parents who find themselves in a Scout Troop 639, who helped sort cates for Friendly’s Temple Chap­ are inviting 11 of our needy klin, Helen St. Laurent, Stancly and numbers. Seniors should take Monday: Soup, tuna salad sand-' of food, toys and special Items for food and packing baskets. And hot Helen Opoloch, William and Barbara financial squeeze this Christmas. elderly and convalescent homes at ter 53 Order of The Eastern Star children to a party which will By Joe DImInleo. advantage of this list and not do wlch, dessert, beverage. meals were delivered Thanksgiv­ Lofstrom, Edward and Borobaro Mor­ You are most welcome to come to any of the MACC collection centers brought in gifts for toddlers include a $20 gift to use in a larty Mary McClure Group, Women's any shoveling this winter for it can Tuesday: Shells and sauce, ing day by wonderful Meals on Christian Fellowship, Eleonor Beyer, Program Director the last day of the Toys for Joy — town fire headquarters on through teens and amazing Mar­ shopping spree at the store. Isn’t be dangerous. vegetable, dessert, beverage. ' ' Wheels volunteers Barbara Zu- Clarence ond Alice Peterson, Mar­ disbursement sponsored by MACC garet Lewin knit all year long and that a great idea? garet Todd, Lawrence and Esther* Greetings. Seniors are invited to Seniors are reminded that the Wednesday: Soup, grilled , Center Street, Eighth Utilities brow, Libby and Fred Beyrer, Mr. at the Old Parish Hall, St. Mary's District fire headquarters at 32 brought in 100 pair of mittens. The Malian. attend the Manchester Senior center will be closed on days of cheese sandwich; dessert,', and Mrs. Francis Conti and Hilda Rebecca Smith, Robert and Joyc* ; Episcopal Church this morning. Main St., the Manchester Mail at mittens were so beautiful that we GIFTS ARE beginning to come Center’s annual Christinas party stonns. If schools are closed, ^tbe beverage. ;^ Compbell. Brown, Whitney and Edna Jocobs, Letters of invitation are not 811 Main St., and any office of the put a mitten tree outside of Human in for convalescent homes. Our Paul and Helena Dutelle, Inez Van- next Thursday. Mary-Ann Lawler, center is closed. Please listen to Thursday: FniH cup, oven-fried ' required today. The disbursement Heritage Savings and Loan Some people were thinking of us Needs office and people are adding beloved Marge Reed has brought Camp, Peter and Vera Gunas, MIchqel our chef, will he preparing a fine radio station WTTC or WRCO if in chicken breast, potato, vegetable,! and Sharon Mosse, Nancy Akin, WII- of good used toys is open to any months ago. We received two brilliantly colored hats and mit­ us nine lap robes, six shawls and breast-of-chlcken meal. In addi­ doubt. cranberry sauce, roll and butter, _ Association. llom ond Barbara Lofstrom, Cosmo­ parent who wishes to see what is beautiful little C^re Bears from tens day by day; 53 beautiful hand some other of her hand knit items. politan Club, Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Oates, tion, Al Colton, a noted organist Lastly, individuals desiring to ice cream, beverage. still available. Hours will be 9 a.m. Women’s Day. Eileen Delsignore knitted scarves, hats and mittens She's also sent 9 of her beautiful Evelyn Clarke, Helen St, Laurent, who resides in Manchester, will he compete in the Manchester Senior Friday; Fish, french fries, ve- ; A LL MACC OFFICES will close Linda Buttero, Fred and Margaret to I p.m. entered a Care Bear sweepstakes (many made as matched sets) soft lap robes to Rocky Hill on hand to play Christmas selec­ Center $ Ball Championship are getable, dessert, beverage. for business at 1 p.m. Dec. 24 and Gever, Edward ond Shirley Glenney, There are only five days left until and when she won, she awarded have been added by a caring friend Veterans Hospital for men who are Leslie and Helen Brooks. tions and lead a slng-along. reminded to register downstairs in Friday: Dec 6 Setback games:. will reopen on Dec. 27. Emergency the deadline for reception of who left without leaving us her missing lower limbs. Lena Schu­ G.M.C., Vlrglonla Prior, David and Individuals desiring to partici­ the Recreation Hall. The Tourney Clara Hemingway, 129; Joe Per- ; help with food, fuel and shelter will her Care Bears to us. Gerald V. Elolne Holcomb, Donald Raven (In non-perishable foods and gifts. The Doyle had the same wonderful idea name. bert has bought Marge 35 skeins of pate in the grab-bag selection are is slated to begin on Jan. 6. etto, 128; Gus Frank, 116; Mary be available as usual. memory ot Ruth Duncan), Robert following day, Friday, at 8 a.m., is Others contributing toys and yarn so we can keep Marge HIrestls an Susan Burns, VIolo ond reminded to bring a gift valued at Schedule ter week: Lou Holt, 116; Anna Welskopp, 113.; If you've been thinking of and when he entered a food basket the final deadline for delivery for sweepstakes he named MACC to gifts for our young people include knitting all next year. A.R. Campbell, Albert and Rosemary $1.50 and mark it knale or female. Monday: 9:30 a.m. ceramics Dec. 9 pinochle: Amelia Anasta­ adopting a family for holiday onnestad, Louise and Ernest Stokes, perishable foods. receive a set of $25 food basket Leona Lavery (who brought in a Rumor has it that Jolly 01’ St. Nick class ends; 10 a.m. bingo; lunch; sia, 785; Edith Albert. 778; Sam sharing, please call 646-4114 or Recent donors to the Seasonal George and Esther Burgess, John and Please call and let us know if you coupons. Great idea. big Santa bag stuffed with books, Carol Wengertsman, Harold and Virgi­ will be making a visit to the center. 12:30 Womens Support Group; Schors. 762; Ada Robas, 753; Elsa 649-2134 and don’t give up if the line Sharing Appeal (bless them) are arriving at the last minute with candy, 2 plaid skirts and several nia Falls, David adn Ruth Russell. We encourage all seniors to attend pinochle games; bus pick up at 8 Unhardt. 732; Mina Reuther, 729; is busy. We are inundated this time include: Russell ond Charlotte Grammiss, a turkey or bags of apples. We are of the year and no — the phone is WIDOW AND WIDOWERS radios), Bernice Woodbury, Phyl­ and Join in the holiday spirit. a.m. return trips at 12:30 and 3: IS Bill Stone, 724. Chorles and Ellen Morse, Raymond committed to 340 Christmas not off the hook. Human Needs Chapter 11 brought in two big lis Pierson. RoslynHill and Marion Concetto Gallo, Morooret and Ern­ and Loretta McDonald, Albert and Individuals who wish to do their p.m. Dec. 11 pinochle: Clara Heming-. Mary Tuttle, Helen Caven, Hazel baskets. By Wednesday we need to staff are really that busy. boxes Just filled with gifts for our Grimard (love the raccoon, est Seoerberg, Phyllis Courtney, Elsie last-minute Christmas shopping at Tuesday: 9 a.m. shopping bus; way, 650; Dom Anastasio, 648;; Lewis, Thomas and Elizabeth Heoly, Bedard, Syndet Products, (George and order what foodstuffs are neces­ teens — hairdryers, curling irons, Marion). Carolyn Foster, Alexis and Fronces the Westfarms Mall on Dec. 18 are 9:30 non-shopping bus; 10 a.m. Ludlle Goldman, 634; Sol Cohen, Reminder — Friday is also the Dr. and Mrs. Francis Helfrick, Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Caron Mr. and Mrs. Edward G. Parsons sary to fill the baskets. Noon on the LAST day to deliver gifts to our leg warmers, etc. The Estelle The seventh-grade art classes at Mrs. Fred Relchord, Adelle and Earl Tourand, Thomas and Ruth Connelly,- reminded that they may do so by square dancing; lunch; 1:30 exer­ 610. Anne Cole. 20 the baskets move out. neighbors in convalescent homes. Carpenter Circle of Community Illing Junior High School designed Yost, VIrgInlo Moshler, Jock and registering in the front office. The cise with Cleo; bus returns from Bowling: Dec. 10: StanZaimor;' shopping trip is free of charge. shopping at 12:30. 514; John Kravontka, 216-559;, Caron-Pagluica Parsons-Olender The senior center is accepting Wednesday: 9:30 a.m. West- Sabby DIMarco, 529; Mike Pierro, -. donations of canned food for the farnos Mall Shopping Trip-return 202-553; Dick Colbert, 502; Ida:- Siuan Carol Pagluica, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Laurie Beth Olender, daughter of Carolyn Flemke Manchester Area Conference of at 1 p.m.; pinochle games; 10 a.m. Cormier, 468; Yolanda Burns, 184;' Catholic Church faces up to unexpected family issues Gino Pagluica of 2SS Vernon St., married Richard of 385 Main St. and Stanley Olender Jr. of Tolland, friendship circle; noon lunch; Churches, which will be distrib­ Ginger Yourkas, 202-526. from diocese to diocese. Today, the Alan Caron, aon of Claudette Caron of Bristol and the married Edward George Parsons, son of Mr. and Mrs. 12:30 bridge games; 8 a.m. bus The rising divorce rate was United States is in the forefront in since then, 40,000 annulments a uted to those in need for Christmas. Bridge scores: Dec. 111985: Mae By Kim Sue Llo Perkes riage,” conducted recently at the process should be handled like a late Pierre Caron, recently at the Church of the Wilfred Parsons Sr. of Fairport, N.Y., recently at In keeping with the holiday spirit, 1^ up; returns at 12:30 and 3: IS Hallowell, 5,240; Nadine Malcom, Associated Press another change that the church did responding to these issues, Preis­ year have been granted, he^aid. 4 Franciscan Renewal Center in But there still are problems with pastoral ministry by the diocese, Assumption. United Methodist Church in Bolton. we ask all who can afford to donate p.m. 4, 420; Lois Cburila. 3, 750; Hilda Scottsdale. not expect, he said. With this came ter said. annulments. Preister explained. which should help the Individual The Rev. Paul Trinque officiated. The bride was The Rev. Stewart Lanier officiated. The bride was to do so. Thursday: Legal Aid by appoint­ Campbell, 3, 530. SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. - The 'T think the Catholic Church, like an increased number of single­ "Largely because of the efforts "One of the problems with annul­ recover from the divorce, he said. given In marriage hy her father. given in marriage by her father. Now, concerning trips, there will ment lO-noon Christmas lunch- Roman Catholic Church has had to all religions, has had a strong parent households, the majority of in the church in the United States, Sandy Pagluica was maid of honor for her sister. be a registration for “ The Tap reservations close Tuesday at respond to some unexpected interest in family and marriage.” which are headed by women. the church has changed its require­ ments is most people don't under­ "Some treat it like a pastoral Bridesmaids were Janet Tessier, Karen Smyth. Penny Kelly was maid of honor. Bridesmaids were Dance Kid” atthe Bushnell on Dec. noon; program; AI Colton- changes in society, but it must he said. “ There have been major, The church must also address ments on marriage annulments,” stand it. I don’t think we’re doing ministry, and others treat it like a Daine Woliver and Ruth Crowiey. Kristin Flemke, the bride's sister; Linda Robinson; 16 at 9:30 a.m. The price of the (Siristmas Carols on the organ; cbntinue to do more, says the Rev. major changes in our lifetime that the elderly issue, Preister said. he said. "Before, people who enough (toexplain). Only about 10 court process,” he said. Robert Caron served as best man for his brother. Ann Griffin and Kim Olender. bus pick up at 10 a.m. return after EMERGENCY divorced felt they haci no place in. percent of divorced Catholics file affair is $27.50. The trip is slated SJeven Preister. people didn’t anticipate.” Those The steady decline in the number Because of the increase in the Ushers were Joel TeMier, Steven Pagluica, Randy program. Fire — Police — Medical of those entering religious life had the Catholic Church. Now, they for annulment.” William Michaels served as best man. Ushers were for Feb. ruary 23 at 1 p.m. - Preister. director of the Catholic changes have had a dramatic divorce rate, the church now Caron and Stephen Marks. Friday; 9:30 a.m. registration also caught the church off guard, don’t feel that way." Divorced Catholics need to be Wilfred Parsons Jr., the bridegroom's brother; Tim There will be a registration for University of America’s National effect on the family, he added. requires a couple to attend a After the reception at the Sheraton-Dunfey's Atlantic City on Dec. 20 at 9:30 a.m. for Atlantic City; 10 a.m. bingo; 11 DIAL 911 Center for Family Studies in "First, it’s women employed. he said: "There simply will not be In 1975. the church as a whole educated on the new requirements Olender, the bride's brother; Philip Grindal and Tim for annulments, he said. Annul­ marriage preparation class before Tavern in Windsor, the couple left for St. Croix. Virgin The price of the affair is $59 (per a.m. exercise with Cleo; noon In Manchester Washington, D.C., was part of a That change alone affected the -enough (clergy).” granted only 300 marriage annul­ Coughlin. ments are handled differently they can be married by a priest. Islands. They will live in Saco, Maine. double occupancy) which includes lunch; 12:30 setback games; bus program on "Families and Mar­ family in all kinds of ways.” The Catholic Church in the ments, but in 1978. and every year The bride graduated from the University of After a reception at Fiano's Restaurant in Bolton, transportation one night at the Connecticut in Storrs in 1981 and from Pennsylvania the couple left for Cape Cod. They live in Tolland. Caesars Boardwalk Regency, and IJBaiMaSIMRJMMISMSWMiMXBSXSaMMSmiMIxniXWMXSSroagr State University in University Park, Pa., in 1983. She The bride, a graduate of Southington High School, is three casino bonuses. The trip is is a speech and language pathologist at York County employed by Ano-Coil Corp. in Rockville. slated for Jan. 22 and 23. For more Speech and Hearing Center in Saco, Maine. information, please stop by the CHRISTMAS TREES I Bulletin Board The bridegroom, a 1978 graduate of Howell Cheney The bridegroom, who attended Fairport (N.Y.) center and pick up a flyer. Technical School, is an electrical technician at School, is employed by Atlantic Ventilating in Just a reminder, there is a CUT YOUR OWN | Claudia Circle at Lorraine Johnson’s home. Covenant Church. Down at Christmas; ” 10:45 a.m., pre-school nursery. Service Associates, Wells, Maine. Cromwell. waiting list for the Ice Capades iHere’s Center Church’s week Sunday — 8 and 11 a.m., "Christmas Tapestry.” a 7:30 p.m., 61st annual Christmas candlelight concert. Wednesday — 7 p.m., Advent vespers, study: 7:30 show at the Civic Center. 3'A feet to 7 feet White Spruce | Here are the events scheduled for Center cantata by David Clydesdale and Claire Cloniger, Tuesday — 10 a.m.. Vineyards Study Group; 7:30 p.m., Emanuel Choir. Thursday— 10a.m., prayer group; 11:15a.m..care Individuals who would like to Congregational Church: Chancel Choir. Junior Choir also will sing. Soloists p.m., women’s prayer and study group. 337 W. Middle and visitation; 11:30a.m., Advent study and worship; purchase a Claxton Fruit Cake for $1500 . $2500 I Sunday — 8 a.m., worship; 9 a.m.. breakfast; 10 will include; Betty Brown, soprano; Sherry Neuner, Turnpike. Andre ends 6 p.m., confirmation resource center: 7:30 p.m., the Holidays may do so at the a.m., worship, church school and nursery; 11:15a.m.. alto; Roy Phillips, tenor; and Rick Devins, baritone. Wednesday — 6:30p.m,. Wesley Bell Ringers; 7:30 Engagements basketball practice. center for $2.50. All proceeds will Saturday & Sunday 8-4 p.m. | social hour. The men’s trio will include; Gary Jodoin, Mark p.m., Chancel Choir and adult Bible study, 277 Spring Friday — noon, staff Christmas party; 7p.m.,2x2’s, hunger strike go to Civitan. Monday — 6:30 p.m., Grace Group. Carlson and Dave Turek. Kathy Carlson and Cindy St. (couples club) decorate sanctuary tree; 7:30 p.m., Individuals are reminded to stop Tuesday — 3:30 p.m., Pilgrim Choir; 6 p.m., Leavitt will be accompanists. Thurdsay — 6:30 p.m.. Junior Choir; 7:30 p.m.. 444 Lake Street • Bolton e 643-7695 S A.A. for women; 8 p.m., 2x2’s Christmas program in by the center and pick up th eir. ins: iMssRMamisiiniMaMimjBaMeixsimMiMiMiisaiMdS ^nfirm ation; 7 p.m., sacred dance. Tuesday — 6 a.m., men’s prayer breakfast at Youth Choir in church and board of trustees at 11 at aquarium Wednesday — 10 a.m., Bethany; 2 p.m., healing LaStrada. Avondale Road. Luther Hall. Saturday — 9:30 a.m., Cherub Choir; 10 a.m., e e 4 prayers; 7:30 p.m.. Chancel Choir. Wednesday — 6:45 p.m.. Pioneer Clubs; 6; 55 p.m., Friday — 10 a.m., Al-Anon. \ pageant rehearsal, confirmation resource center; 6 ROCKPORT, Maine (U PI) - • 45ee»r5^,*e o’ Thursday — 7 p.m,, Center Ringers; 7:30 p.m., Bible study. “ Skills in Living.” Andre, a gregarious seal known for Prudential; 7:30 p.m., Visitation Committee. Thursday — 6:30 a.m., womens’ prayer breakfast. p.m., A.A. anniversary meeting and buffet. his annual migrations, was back in LaStrada: 4 p.m.. conHrmation class: 6:15 p.m.. Emanuel posts calendar his ocean home Friday after Agape; 7 to 9 p.m., basketball practice. Keeney staging a 13-day "hunger strike" don’t be alone Christmas School. Events scheduled at Emanuel Lutheran Church E Buckingham plans Sunday at an aquarium where he usually Friday — 7 p.m., senior high “ Friday Nite Live," include: ■ Full Gospel Interdenominational Church will Buckingham Congregational Church, United spends the winter. iv Send That Special vielcome guests to a special Christmas dinner Dec. 25 progressive supper. Sunday — 8:30 a.m., holy communion: 9:45 a.m.. Church of Christ, 16 Cricket Lane, Glastonbury, has "H e went on a hunger strike and a5 I p.m. in the church hall at 745 Main St. Peter’s church school: 10 a.m.. adult forum, worship, music planned events for Sunday. didn't eat for 13 days," said Harry Furniture Store and other businesses have made and Bible study; 11 a.m., worship; noon, youth: 4 They are: 10 a.m.. senior choir rehearsal: 10:30 Goodridge, 69, a retired tree donations for the dinner. The Rev. Philip Saunders is South sets schedule p.m.. Lucia Pageant presented at Bethany Lutheran surgeon who has cared for Andre Church. Cromwell. a.m., morning worship and the lighting of the third llastor. Those who plan to attend should call, if South United Methodist Church has planned the Advent candle. The Rev. James D. Chapman, will since he was a two-days-old pup. i Person Some possible, 646-8731, before Dec. 18. Monday — 2:30 p.m., confirmation resource center; e » following events: 3:30 p.m . staff meeting; 6:45 p.m , Cub Scouts: 7:30 preach, "A Healthy Fear of God.” Church school for Andre lost 29 pounds during his pre-school through grade 8 and child-care for infants. Sunday — Third Sunday in Advent-church school p.m., Rebecca Circle at Carol Crowe’s home C aborted stay at the Mystic Marine- There will be fellowship and refreshments after the Trinity sets the week worship day: 9 a.m , church school; 9and 10:45a.m. Tuesday — 10 a.m., Beethoven Chorus; noon. Lydia life Aquarium in Mystic, Conn., but service. At 11:30 a m., the Junior Choir wil rehearse. service with Dr. Paul V, Kroll preaching, "LoveCame Circle potluck at E. Torstenson’s home: 6:30 p.m.. began eating immediatly upon his : . The following events are scheduled at Trinity w return and had already regained HOLIDAY CHEER!! some of the lost weight, Goodridge I said. s» “ He didn't want to be there so I SeUgfioua Services Marybeth Joan Cavallo Joan E. Driggs couldn't let him starve to death," said Goodridge. "Now he is happy with a personalized message in the Herald as a pig in ca-ca." Chester. Mai. Reginald Russell. 9;X Cavallo-Lewit Driggs-Jonet 7696) meeting. vice, nurserv. (649-3472) Roman Cathoiic Andre began wintering in Mystic Assemblies of God First Conpreeatlenol Church of Cov­ North United Methodist Church, 300 a.m., Sundov school; 10:45 a.m., Parker St., Manchester. Richard W. holiness meeting: 7 p.m., salvation Mr. and Mrs. Alfred J. Cavallo of Ann Marie Ferris and David W. after fishermen in Rockport Har­ 'C alvary Church (Assemblies of entry, 1171 Main St., Coventry. Rev. Church et the Assumption, Adams meeting, (649-7787). Bruce Johnson, postor, 11 a.m., wor­ Jehovah’s Witnesses Dupee, pastor. rTev. H. Osoood Ben­ Street at Thompson Road, Monches­ 70 Debbie Drive announce the Driggs, both of East Hartford, bor complained Andre's playful 'G od). 400 Bucklond Road, South nett, minister of visitation. Worship Windsor. Rev. Kenneth L. Gustafson, ship; 9:30 o.m., church school In ter. Rev. Edward S. Pepin, pastor. engagement of their daughter, announce the engagement of their behavior interfered with their Church Lane House. Nurserv core Jehovah's witnesses, 647 Tolland service; 9 and 10;X a.m. Nurserv tor Saturdov mass at 5; Sundav masses at iMstor. 9:30a.m., Sundavschool; 10:30 Turnpike, Manchester. Tuesday, Cdn- children age 3 and younger. 9 a.m., Marybeth Joan Cavallo, to Ri- daughter, Joan Elizabeth Driggs, work. Goodridge would drive An­ •o.m.. worship, child-care and nurserv; provided. (742-8487) 7:X, 9, 10;X and noon. (643-2195) Second Conerepollonal Church, 385 oregatlon Bible Studv, 7 p.m.: Thurs­ Adult Bible group; 10:W a.m., church St. Bartholomew's Church, 741 E. Unitarian Universaiist chai^ P. Lewis, son of Mr. and to Frank Robert Jones Jr., son of dre to Mystic each fall and he •7:00 p.m., evening service of pralseand day, Theocratic Ministry School school: 5 :X p.m., Methodist Youth .Bible preaching. (644-1102) N. Main St., Manchester. The Rev. V. Middle Turnpike, Manchester. Rev. Mrs. Richard J. Lewis of East Mr. and Mrs. Frank R. Jones of would swim back each spring, ? x - Joseph Milton, pastor. 10 a.m., wor­ (speaking course), 7 p.m.; Service Fellowship: 7 p.m., Sacred Dance Martin J. Scholsky, pastor. Saturday Unitarian Unlvertallil Soclety-Smt, 1 1 meeting (ministry training), 7:50p.m.; Group.(649-3696) 153 W. Vernon St., Manchester. Rev.' Hartford. East Hartford. attracting tourists. ship service, Sundav school, and massotSp.m.; Sundav masses at 8 :X, I *4.00 nurserv for children; 6:30 p.m., Pil­ Sunday, Public Bible Lecture, 9:30 South United Methodist Church, 1226 Diana Heath, minister. 10:X a.m., The bride-elect, a graduate of This year Andre arrived in baptist a.m.; Watchtower Studv, 10:25. (646- Main St., Manchester. Dr. Shephard S. 10 and 11 :X a.m. service. Nurserv care ond youth The bride-elect . a graduate of grim Fellowship. (649-28M) SI. Bridget Church, 70 Main St., East Hartford High School, at­ Mystic Nov. 25, but stopped eating ■ Cemmunitv Baptist Church, 585 E. Second Cengregatlonel Church ot 1490) Johnson, Dr. Foul Kroll, pastors. Manchester. Rev. Philip A. Sheridan religious education. Coffee hour after East Catholic High School and Schedule: 9 a.m., church school; 9and service. (646-5151) tended Manchester Community despite the efforts of his caretak­ Confer St., Manchester, Rev. James I. Coventry, 1746 Boston Turnpike, Cov­ and Rev. Emilio P. Podelll. co-pastors. Central Connecticut State Univer­ •Meek, minister. 9:15 o.m., church entry. Rev. David Jorvis, minister. 10:45 a.m., worship service. Nurserv Saturday mass 5 p.m.; Sundav masses College. She is employed by Guy Jewish — Conservative tor pre-schoolers. (647-9141) sity, is employed by South Windsor ers, dropping to 223 pounds. -school for all ages, kindergarten Regular schedule: 10 a.m., worship; 8 at 7:X, 9 ,10:X and noon. (643-2403) Carpenter Insurance Co. 'through Grade 4 continuing during the a.m., Didl-A-Rlde to church; 8:45 a.m., Bank and Trust. Temple Seth Sholom, 400 E. Middle The prospective bridegroom "Instead of being his usual service; 10:30 a.m., morning worship. church school, nurserv to grade eight, Turnpike, Manchester. Richard J. Mormon St. James Churen, 896 Mom st., friendly, adaptable self, he Nurserv provided. (643-0537) adult discussion; 11 o.m., coffee and Pldvln, rabbi; Israel Tobotskv, can­ Manchester. Rev. Francis Krukowskl, THE The prospective bridegroom, a also graduated from East Hartford ' .Faith Baptist Church, 52 Lake St., fellowship; t1:15 o.m., lunlor choir; 4 tor; Dr. Leon Wind, rabbi emeritus. The Church ot Jesus Christ of Rev. David Baronowskl, Rev. Joseph graduate of East Hartford High High School and attended Man­ wouldn't eat, he wouldn't respond 'Manchester. Rev. James Bellasov, p.m., Jr. pilgrim fellowship; 6 p.m., Services, 8:15 p.m. Friday and 10 a.m. Luttor-dov Saints, X Woodside St., Kelly. Msgr. Edward J. Reardon. School and the University of chester Community College. He is to any of our animal handlers. In pastor. 9:30 a.m., Sundav school; 10:30 senior church school and Pilgrim Saturday. (643-9563) Manchester. Wendel K. Walton, bi­ Saturday masses at 4 and 6 :X p.m.; BIBLE O.m., worship service; 7 p.m., evening fellowship. (742-6234) Sundav masses at 7;X, 9, 10;X a.m., a paratrooper in the U. S. Army, in fact, he wouldn't stop swimming. shop, 9 ;X a.m., socrament meeting; Connecticut, is a conservation skrvlce. (646-5316) Tolcottvllle Cengregatlonal Church, 10:15 a.m., Sundav school and prim­ noon, and 5 o.m. (643-4129) SPEAKS officer in the state Department of the 82nd Airborne Division. Fort He swam around and around and 1x2 = ; • First Baptist Church, 240 Hlilstown Main Street and Elm Hill Rood, ary; 11:40 a.m., priesthood and relief around." said aquarium spokes­ .Rood, Manchester. 9:30 a.m., Sundav Tolcottvllle. Rev. Nonev Milton, pas­ Jewish — Reform society. (643-4003) St. Morv Church, 1600 Main St., by Environmental Protection. Bragg, N.C. tor. 10 a.m., worship service and woman Laura Kezer. "Why? Only •8.00 ^hool; 11 a.m., worship service; 7 Coventry. Fother James J. William­ Eugena Brpwor A May 24 wedding at Assumption A May 17, 1986. wedding is p.m., evening service;; 7 p.m., mld- church school. (649-0815) Temple Beth Hlllel, 1001 Foster St. son, pastor. Masses Saturday at 5:15 Andre knows.” .week service. Nurserv at all services. Extension, South Windsor. Steven Church is planned. . planned. p.m.; Sundav 9 ;X and 10:45 a.m.; The power of music should (649-7509) Chotlnover, rabbi. Services, 8:15 p.m. Nationai Cathoiic holydavs, 5;X and 7 ;X p.m. Confes­ Goodridge suggested cutting up ' First Baptist Chppel et the Deot, 240 Covenant each Friday; children's services, 7:45 sions 4;X to 5 p.m. (742-6655) never be sold short. Aristotle said Hlilstown Road, Manchester. Rev. K. p.m. second Friday of each month. St. John the Baptist Polish National it has power to form character. Tks mackerel and herring to make it JKreutzer, pastor. (643-7543) Trinity Covenant Church, 302 Hack­ (644-8466) Catholic Church, 23 Golwav St., Man­ more appetizing. When nothing matack St., Manchester. Rev. Norman chester. Rev. Stanley M. Loncola, Church of St. Maurice, M H«£ron William Congreve wrote, It has Swenson. Worship service: 8 and 11 postor. 9 a.m., moss. (643-5906) Rood, Bolton. The Rev. J. Clifford "charms to soothe a savage worked, Goodridge drove six hours Christian Science a.m.: Sundav Bible school, 9:30 a.m. Curtin, pnsfor. Soturddy moss at 5 to the aquarium Wednesday, S€flSON'SGR€€TINOS (649-2855) Lutheran p.m.; Sundav motset at 7;X, 9:15 and breast," but It also has power to loaded Andre into his stationwagon ' First Church of Christ, Scientist, 447 11 o.m. (643-4466) agitate the peaceful breast. Read ‘ N. Main St., Manchester. 10:30 a.m., Cencerdla Lutheran Church (LCA), Nazarana Colosslans 3:15-16. 4 and brought him home. church service, Sundav school, and Episcopal 40 Pitkin St., Manchester. Rev. Burton core for small children. (649-1446) Church at the Nazorene, 236 Main St., While every age has wrestled St. (M erge’s Kpiscepei Church, 1150 D. Strand, pastor. Rev. Arnold T. Manchester. Rev. Philip Chatto, senior Goodridge was a t . a loss to Reading Room, 6S6A Center St., Man- Wangerin, part-time pastor. 8 a.m., Saivation Army with musical forms that were dif­ '.^ester. (649-8982) Boston Turnpike, Bolton. Sundav wor­ pastor; Rev. Mark Green, minister of explain why Andre was unhappy. ship: holy eucharlst, 8 and 10 o.m.; holy communion; 9:15 a.m., Christian growth hour, church school; 10;W outreach. 9 :X a.m,, Sundav school; Salvation Army, 661 Main St., Man- ferent, none in modern times has " I asked him and he wouldn’t tell church school, 9:45a.m.: coffee fellow­ 10:40 a.m., worship, children's church been so widely decried as the 2 x 2 = ship, 11 a.m.; Lady Chapel open o.m., holy communion. Nurserv core Chiirch of Christ provided. 649-5311) and nurserv; 6 p.in., evenlnp praise me. I guess he’s had enough of it. afternoons; public healing service, service, nursery. (646-8599) more radical . The lyr­ He likes it here so this is where he’ll •14.00 * * Church g l Christ, Lvdall and Vernon second Thursdov, 7:30 p.m.; evening Smpnuel Lutheran Church, 60 ics are depraved beyond imagl 'streets, Monchester. Eugene Brewer, prayer, Wednesdav, 5 p.m. Rev. John Church St., Manchester. Rev. Dale H. stay,” he said. “ He knows what he Gustafson, pastor; Rev. Janet Lond- nation. One authority says: "The ilnister. Sundav services: 9 a.m., Holllger, 643-9203. pervasive theme In "Top 40" wants and this is his way of telling SIble classes; 10 a.m., worship; 6 p.m., wehr. Rev. C.H. Anderson, pastor Pentacoatai me.” worship. Wednesdav, 7 p.m., Bible St. Mary's Bplscepal Church, Park emeritus. Schedule: 8:30 o.m., wor­ NEW SERIES music la loose sex." Worse still is studv. Nurserv provided tor all servl- and Church streets, Manchester. An­ ship; 9:45 o.m., Sundav church school; United Pontecestal Church, 187 the glorification of rebellion, sub­ Kezer said officials were certain 11 o.m., worship service, nurserv. OF TAPES fjM. (646-2903) drew D. Smith, rector. Worship: 8 a.m. WoodbrIdM St., Manchester. Rev. stance abuse, sexual perversion, Andre was not ill. and 7:30 a.m.; church school, 9:30 643-1193. Morvin Stuart, minister. 10 a.m., ‘A N iw Perspective’' — SCASOHrS GftCCTINGS o.m.; baby-sitting, 9:15 to 11:15 a.m.; Latvian Lutheran Church ut M «i- Sundav school; 11 a.m., morning violence, and occultism. diester, 21 Garden St., Manchester. "O f course every year he gets Congregational Holy Eucharist, 10 o.m. every Wednes­ worship; 6 p.m., evening worship; 7:X dav. (649-4583) (643-2051) ^ p.m., bibl* studv (Wednesdov); 7 p.m., Call: Hate for women Is reflected In older and also he is probably quite ^-Bolten Ctnflrepatlenol Church, 228 Ftlhc* of Feoc* Lutheran Church, Ladles' prayer (Thursday): 7 p.m.. the depletion of sadomaschism blind from these cataracts he has. Bolton Center Rood, at the (Sreen, Route 31 and North River Rood, Men's prayer (Thursday); 7 p.m.. raping, and killing as apparently Your message will appear Dec. 24th. ' Bolton. Rev. Charles H. Ericson, Goapal Coventry. Rev. W.H. Wllkens, pastor.9 Youth service (Friday). (649-9848) But in the wild, others (seals with Minister. 10 o.m., worship service, o.m., Sundav school; 10:15 o.m., normal ways ot relating to them. cataracts) do well by themselves,” ■ ^nurserv, church school; 11 o.m., Church of the Living Ged, an worship service. (742-7548) 647-8301 Idiotic male power is purveyed he said. -tfcllowshlp; 11:15 vjm., forum pro- evangelical, full-gospel church, Ro­ Zion Bvanpellcpl Luthpron Church the accepted norm. orom. (649-7077 Office or 647-8878 bertson School, North School Street, (Missouri Synod), Cooper and High Praabytarian for an Important "H e is known to be stubborn,” 'porsonaa*. „ . „ ,, Manchester. Rev. David W.'Mullen, streets, Manchester. Rev. Charles W. Call Johanne - 643-2711 Kuhl, pastor. 9 :X o.m.. Divine wor­ Cgygptrv Frtibylerlan Church, recorded message Do you know what you children said Kezer. "H e has been known to 'C sp tsr Cpiipretptlenpl Church, 11 pastor. Msetlng Sundays, 10 to 11:30 are listening to on and do these things. He gets very Cmter St., Manchester. Rev. Newell H. o. m. Nurserv and Sundav school.ship; 10:45 o.m. Sundav school; Holy Route 44 and Trowbridge Rood, Coven­ 'au rtls Jr., senior pastor; Rev. Robert Full Oespel Interdenemlnatlenal Communion first and third Sunday. try. Rev. Brad Evans, pastor. Sundav, music videos? You shouldl Senior selected by Teen stubborn, I guess it’s his way of *J. Bills, minister of visitations; Rev. Church, 74$Main St., Manchester. Rev. (649-4243) 9 :X a.m., worship; 10:4$ a.m., Sunday communicating.” *eiltford O. Simpson, pastor cmerltus; Philip P. Saunders. Sundav, 10:30a.m., school: 7 p.m., Bible study and Monday thru Friday, 8:30-5:00 fellowship. Wednesdov, 7;X p.m., Goodridge said he was uncertain ' Michael C. Thornton, associate pastor. odult Bible study ond Sundav school; 7 Victoria Zenick has been seiected as a semifinaiist in lb o.m., worship service, sanctuary; 10 p. m., worship service. Tuesdov at 7:30 prayer meeting. (742-7222) Teen Magazine's Great Model Search for 1986, making what Andre would do next winter. 3p.m. church school. (647-9941) p.m., speclol Bible studies; Wednes­ Methodist Freshyteripp Chprcti p f Mopchester, €HURCH OF CHRIST "W e hope he'll be back,” said ^ •F lrrt Cpppropotlpppl Church pI Aif dav at 7:30 p.m., worship service. 43 Spruce St., Manchester. Rev. Ri­ Lydsll snd Vsmon Strssts her eligible for the super semifinals. Her picture is in the (tever. Rout* 6, Andover. Rev. Richard Prayer line, 6469731,24 hours. Spitpn UnltPd MpMpdlst Church. chard Gray, postor. 10 :X o.m., wor­ Fsslieg Qeod i Kezer. "W e'll Just play it by IKprljratpr 3^raUi •R . Tovlor, pastor. Sundov school, oil Oespel Hdll, Center Street, Manches­ 1041 Boston Turnpike, Bolton. Rev. ship service, nurserv, 9:15 a.m., Sun­ Phons: 646-2903 January Issue of the magazine. Zenick, an East Cahtolic intuition. He is very special and we . 00*1 , 9:30 o.m.; Sundov worship, ter. 10 o.m., breoklnp bread; 11:45 Stewart Lanier, pastor, 9 :X o.m., dav school: 7 p.m.. Informal worship. High School senior, lives at 143 Highwood Drive. were real happy to be part of it.” .d^nerv- cor* provided, 11 a.m. (742- a.m., Sundav school; 7 p.m., gospel church sctMOl; 11 o.m., worship ser­ (6434906) t

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:d E A R plans to fly to Europe right after honor and I was thrilled, until she AMBY: We are the wedding in order to. attend her told me that the dress she had aw U red couple brother’s funeral and console her chosen for her attendants would VRith grown mother. cost me 42001 cWldren and As it turned out, Dora didn’t go to When I told her that $200 was a grandchildren. Dear Abby Europe at all. Since then I have little too steep for my pocketbook, ARLO AND JAM S"* by Jtonmy Job neon Our problem received a lot of criticism from she became upset. To make a long concerns our 35- Abigail Van Buren story short, she eliminated me TNilNANTOM ky Lm lalh ft I f Mny wow BOUT IF Ijosr SEND other family members for passing ir»XM)SUIXAN year-old un­ along the message and "spoiling from the wedding party entirely, „io THe 9LAve mrrofMooK-DouN. THATSinjusr IV sui» INSUmCI6NTAD(KES6 ITINCAREOFOAND- married daugh­ the wedding." I was told that I and I was so hurt I did not attend *3ANTACLAU5,. TOME' MCfWER? ter — a lovely, should have waited until after the her wedding. bd g h 1 y r e - wedding to give them the sad news. Abby, shouldn’t the bride consult NORIUPOIE’' sjiected, profes­ It seems to me that I would have with her attendants concenting the sional woman who lives in another truth — that your daughter has been criticized no matter what I price of the gowns the attendants si|lte. always wanted to bear a child, and did. are expected to pay for? ;|^he recently called us to inform since she had no husband and time Was I wrong or right? And do you think I was wrong to us that she is phegnant — and was running out, she opted for CAN’T WIN refuse to go into debt to buy the z h "thrilled” about it. She said she artificial insemination. dress she selected? By the way. biad always wanted to bear and ’Thanks to modem science, sin­ DEAR CAN’T WIN: You deli­ she wore my wedding gown. r^ise a child, and since her gle woman can now raise children vered the message promptly, CHEATED IN HOUSTON vWNiiiK'fc biological clock is running out and without raising eyebrows. thinking it was the right thing to do there were no prospects of mar­ at the time. It would have been DEAR CHEATED: You were riage in her immediate future, she DEAR ABBY: My brother and presumptuous of you to have taken not wrong to refuse to go into debt ALLEY OOP ObyOavaOraiia had been artificially inseminated. his wife (I’ll call her Dora) left it upon yourself to delay passing to buy the gown she selected. And Howrs THIS \ irs s im p l e i w h e n t h a t t w o - ...AN' TH*CRITTER FLVS/ OOTS/- Needless to say, we were town to attend the wedding of their the message along. In any case, yes. the attendants should have ii b m h THINO GONNA HEADS) PTERANODON SWOOPS OFF TO ITS Nrar Vm H SONNA/ ( “VE S stunned. She wasn’t asking for our daughter, who lives about 500 what’s done is done. If I were you, been consulted. ■LONMI by D Yeuns ft Stan Drak* ^WORK,8ARGE?y IN TO GRAS TH' BAIT, THE VINE OOP TAGGING ALONG („ 0 0 I CRAZY\ HUMpR ^ "^CINCHES UP AROUND 0 5 NECK! AT THE OTHER. END V TMAflTlPV 1 help financially, or otherwise; she miles from here. I ’d forget it. I cannot believe the colossal I 'v e WAMTBP TO 1 6IAAPL.V UOVB W HATW THE X e m a i l s MOW C AN y o u T E L L ^ OF THE VINE.' just wanted to share her joy with The morning of the wedding, I nerve of a bride who would borrow COM! HBSPOR PRSNCH POOP 5PBC IALTV TUEM raOM TME ,VEAHS HERE? received a telephone call from DEAR ABBY: A friend of mine a friend’s wedding gown (to keep I We don t knowhow to handle this Dora’s mother who lives In Eu­ asked if she could borrow my expehses to a minimum), then situation. What do we tell our rope. She told me that her son wedding dress for her wedding eliminate her from the wedding glrandchildren, relatives and (Dora’s brother) had died sud­ because she wanted to keep her party for wanting to do likewise. f^ n d s? denly. and a sk ^ me to please expenses to a minimum. I told her Your ‘‘friend’’ has enough gall to *STILL SHAKING IN ARIZONA notify Dora. she could wear it with pleasure, be divided into three parts. I phoned Dora immediately, and I carried it to her. fEAR SHAKING: Tell them the thinking she might want to make She asked me to be her matron of

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Be sure to C. can he avoid Peter Gott, M.D. Most are made of a relatively pure ask for the Health Report on Sounds of the season tys? form of mineral derived from Menopause. ** crushed oyster shells. Don't buy Children sing at Manchester Manor's monthly birthday DEAR the most expensive brand unless party. Marian Sheehan relaxes in a chair as Terri Champs FRANK AND ERNEST ®by Bob Thavaa READER: He your doctor has a specific reason A thought for the day: Novelist holds the song book and Kate Killian ties her shoe. can alter his for asking you to do so. Take a daily Gustave Flaubert wrote, “ Of all diet to avoid gas-producing foods supplement of vitamin D (375 the ic]^ blasts that blow on love, a Several children from the Early Childhood Learning Loo/c our! t r y t h a t paPn^p p o m i n o DEAR READER; Unfortu­ (like cabbage and beans), cut nately, yes. The use of cortisone, if units) with the calcium (1,500 mg.) request for money is the most Center entertained the residents of Manchester Manor down on alcohol consumption, administered early in the course of Hormones are a separate issue chilling and havoc-wreaking.” on Tuesday. MR. M EN" AND LITTLE M llft " by Hargraavaa ft ftallafa Avoid carbonated beverages, the disease, might have prevented that I will leave to your gynecolo­ C >Mft tMryftaw and ftafttra make sure he is not swallowing air the neuralgia of shingles. At this gist. Many specialists are advocat­ OwnbiftM by NtA me when be eats or drinks, and use one point. I ’m afraid she will have to ing the use of hormones to prevent W H A T A P E TO H«>LP L»P -THE 3 df the many compounds containing use analgesics and wait for the osteoporosis. Lighthouse’s THUVV85 PRPP, qjmethicone. pain to subside. A b o u t T o w n SANIPWICHE^ / DEAR DR. GOTT: Seven years EVERT $IM(SI.E ’ DEAR DR. GOTT: My wife has DEAR DR. GOTT: When I went ago. at 33. I devised a diet for PART P»F THE l}een suffering with the pain of to the drugstore to buy calcium myself so I could lose weight, get Health services planned tales are sad i . 4 H d W A H B o t 5 T shingles on her back and side for pills, I found that there were my blood pressure down and I I » Oe^l&hJEO “annwieVn. 'Th N / «S 12-j* Community Health Care Services Inc. which serves P P R A « ^ / A U liqarly two months. According to several different kinds. I do not control an irritable bowel. I add no six towns, including Andover and Coventry, has her doctor (and everyone else), salt; avoid refined sugars, animal j^^PURPPgE ^ wish to develop calcium deposits planned clinics. They include; Continued from page 17 WINTHROP Oby Dick Cavalll there is no relief or cure; It must or kidney stones, so what kind of fats and cholesterol; don’t drink A senior citizens clinic for blood pressure checks nearest shore south of Boston. Frequent and nib its course, which seems to be calcium should I get? Also, will booze or smoke; eat lots of fruits, and health guidance from 1 to 2 p.m. Monday at Hop SO y o u TRANSFERRED FOOM IliSOONFUSIN©-. A T LANDY I NOW, A L L OF A endless. Is her doctor correct? grains and vegetables, and a unpredictable New England gales can send tons of IX-**#- taking calcium without a hormone River Homes, Andover. LANtTY ELEMENTARY SCHOOL WAS ALWAYS CONSIDERED SU D D E N , IM minimal amount of broiled skin­ foamy saltwater crashing over the reef. E A blood pressure clinic Tuesday from 1 to 2 p.m. at Minot’s Light still is considered the most TO OURS. hCW DO'YOU U K E IT? SOMETHING OF A'^ERK. A Q-ENIUS. less chicken or fish; and take Village Pharmacy in Coventry. A similar one will be vitamin-mineral supplements. I dangerously located beacon in North America. held Jan. 7 from 1 to 2 p.m. at Coventry Pharmacy, try to drink six glasses of water a The old light and keepers' quarters were perched 1 Coventry. A s tn tg ra p h day and walk briskly two miles a above the frothing reef on nine cast iron pilings. P ia z le a n o u g h ts Office hours Wednesday from 2 to 3 p.m. at Government engineers believed pilings, rather than a day. I lost 35 pounds, reduced my Covnetry Town Hail for blood pressure checks, blood pressure from 190-20 to 1 lO-IO solid structure, would withstand the towering waves! joined together with mortar to routine tests and health guidance. ACROSS 8 South Amarlcan Answer to Previous Puzils ; (The "Thoughts” this week are and have no more soccer games in For more information, call 228-9428. They were wrong. oatrleh based on the Great-O-Antiphons. make a building. my gut. I am also off all medica­ Only 16 months after its completion, a vicious □ODD QCIDD □□□ Without God’s presence, humans 1 BaaMa (nauL) 9 Rivar in < % u r traditionally used by the Christian tion. I cheat and have pizza on the PAW elects, Installs nor’easter, which brought the highest tides' New □BOD OianB DOB Church during the Advent season.) are nothing more than clay. But first Saturday of each month. England had seen in 80 years, pounded Minot’s Light 6 Artary Norway ^ B i r t h d a y |J-^ C t l 96byMA an God has shaped us and now uses us Pratt & Whitney Retirees’s Club will meet c 11 SlgnaM yes 10 Amarlcan □□□□DBOnO BOB My problem is that my doctor, and snapped the weathered pilings one by one. ‘ “ 0 King of the nations, the ruler to build a living temple, full of while he praises me for achieving Wednesday at 10 a.m. for election and installation of 13 Brown broad (abbr.) BOD BDB DBBBB Doc. IS, 1965 they long for, the cornerstone worship and praise. 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Boggs featured at Diamond Club By Will Dunham Bol slapped away a 20-foot Jump HARTFORD Wade Boggs of the Boston Red Sox will be the United Press Internatlonpl shot by center Moses Malone and altered another half-dozen of his At Dallas Sunday main attraction when the University of Hartford Diamond Club Bosox deal GuUerrez; shots. Bol rejected a power diink presents ’The Hot Comer’ on Sunday, Jan. 12,1986 from 6-10p.m. WASHINGTON — The toWering by Charles Barkley and was given at the Community Building on the UofH campus. gamble the Washington /Bullets took in drafting 7-(oot-6)A Manute a standing ovation by a surpris­ to Orioles for Stewart \ Tickets are $10 per person and can be obtained by calling the ingly appreciative Philadelphia baseball office at 243-4656. Bol is beginning w pay tall Giants after division crown dividends, as a growiiK number of crowd when he fouled out of the game. He had six blocks in the SAN DIEGO (U PI) - The committed 23 errors in 103 shell-shocked NBAv foes can contest. Boston Red Sox have reached games in 1985. testify. By MIkt Rabun Valesente named Kansas grid coach In following games, he blocked a agreement with Baltimore on a Gutierrez played in 151 games Raw and untested when the Unltod Press international driving dunk by Seattle’s Xavier trade that will send shortstop and hit .263 for Boston two Bullets made him the 31st player seasons ago, his first full season LAWRENCE, Kan. — The promoted Bob McDaniel and spread ruin on the Jackie Gutierrez to the Orioles taken in the draft, the rookie has IRVING, Texes — The New York Valesente to head football coach Friday, less than 48 hours after offenses of Detroit, Portland and for reliever Sammy Stewart. in the big leagues. With Cal suddenly blossom^ into a feared Giants and Dallas Cowboys battle Mike Gottfried took the head coaching position at the Univerity of Sacramento (8 blocks, seven in the The teams shook hands on the Ripken at shortstop, the Orioles defensive presence — a player who (or the NFC Eastern Division title Pittsburgh. fourth quarter). Since the Spurs deal Friday and the trade was want .Gutierrez to play some single-handedly can alter another Sunday, a familiar chore for one Valesente, 45, came to Gottfried’s staff at Kansas in April 1984 game, the Sudanese swatter is scheduled to be announced third base and outfield. team’s offense. and fairly new territory for the as assistant head coach and coach. He had The Bullets, viewing Bol as the averaging 5.3 blocks. Monday. Stewart fills the bullpen gap other. previously spent two years as defensive backfield coach of the ultimate draft project, hoped that “ I haven’t seen anybody block Stewart, 31, has been with the created by Tuesday’s trade of "W e were in this position last Baltimore Colts. Bol would come around in time, these kinds of shots before,” said Orioles since 1978. The 6-foot-3 reliever Mark Clear to Milwau­ year for the first time in a while," Valesente signed a four-year contract, the terms of which were signing him to a three-year. teammate Jeff Malone. “ But I right-hander posted a 5-7 record kee. The Red Sox received said Giants coach Bill Parcells. not disclosed. $300,000 contract. But no one haven’t seen too many people with nine saves and a 3.61 ERA utility Infielder Ed Romero In "W e didn’t respond (a loss to the expected the antenna-like Suda­ 7-(oot-7.” St. Louis Cardinals) the way I In 56 games last year. that deal, and that allowed ! “ I don’t want to block it every Stewart became expendable nese tribesman to come around as would have liked. Hopefully it will Boston to peddle Gutierrez. time, I want to alter other people’s when Baltimore acquired right­ New Mexico State names Knoll quickly as Bol has. be different this time." shots,” Bol said. " I can’t tell you hander Rich Bordi from the On Thursday, the Red Sox . H e’ s Just u n believable.” It has been 22 years since the LAS CRUCES, N.M. — Mike Knoll, an assistant coach at that other teams are afraid to take Yankees on Wednesday in the Improved their beiich by pick­ glowed Washington’s Jeff Ruland. Giants have won a championship Miami (Fla.), Friday was named head football coach at New the burly 6-11 center who is the ball inside against me. I can’t Gary Roenicke deal. ing up former Harvard star of any sort and a win over the say that,” Bol said. Gutierrez, 25, batted Just .218 Mike Stenhouse from Minne­ Mexico State University. positively dwarfed by Bol. "Every Cowboys would all but wrap up the But opposing players can. last season and was a liability in sota for right-hander Charlie Knoll replaces Fred Zechman, fired last month after an 8-25 time he plays, he Just gets better title. If New York wins Sunday, the “ It’s like trying to shoot over a the field He has fine range but Mitchell. record in three seasons at NMSU, including 1-10 this season. and better.” only way it could lose the division (' Bol, who played Just one year of building.” testified Philadelphia title would be to drop its final game Division II basketball and never guard Paul Thompson. "Usually a (against Pittsburgh) while Dallas Lamar tabs Gamblers’ assistant even saw a basketball until 1979, player needs about 15 feet to get off won its last game (San Francisco) started the season on the deep a shot (versus an on-coming and Washington wins its final two NFL roundup BEAUMONT, Texas — Houston Gamblers assistant coach bench — as a novelty for the fans, defensive player). But with Bol, (Cincinnati and St. Louis). Ray Alborn, form er Southwest Conference Coach of the Year at as much as anything else. you have to go out 20 — he Just Rice, Friday was named coach of Lamar University. That would bring about a three- \ . , i But by the fifth week of the keeps stretching out his body." , way tie between the Giants, Alborn replaces Ken Stephens, who resigned last month with season, Bol had seized a regular And Bullets fans, who haven’t Cowboys and Redskins with the \ an 11-33 record in four seasons with the Cardinals, who were 3-8 slot in the Bullets rotation, sup-, had much to cheer about from their Cowboys owning the tiebreak Jets play ‘if game this year. planting veteran center Tom team in the 1980s, greet every Bol advantage because of its superior Since 1984, Alborn has been defensive line coach of the U SFL’s McMillen. The pivotal game was a block with chants of, "Manute, UPI photo record in games between those Houston Gamblers, who are in the process of merging with the road contest in San Antonio, when Manute, Manute.” three teams. New Jersey Generals. Washington was looking at a What’s most amazing about Manute Bol, all 7-6’/4 of him, of the Washington Bullets as far as playoffs 34-point deficit against the Spurs Bol’s emergence into a force in the A Dallas win Sunday would He was coach at Rice for six years starting in 1978 and has been gaining respect around the NBA from NBA is the fact that he rightfully make the Cowboys division cham­ compiled a record of 13-53. He was named conference Coach of late in the third quarter. Bol entered the game and turned should be a college sophomore. opponents. He blocked a club-record 12 shots in pions and return them to the By United Press International defense. And the„Jets must attack the Year in 1980 when the Owls defeated Arkansas, Houston and He entered the the June NBA Washington’s win Thursday night over Milwaukee. playoffsiafter their 1984 absence — this menacing, multi- faced align­ Louisiana State. into a human fly swatter, batting away seven shots and altering a draft after a single season at the which was the first in a decade. EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. - ment that disguises coverages and dozen others in dismantling the University of Bridgeport (Conn.), ’The Chicago Bears clinched their blitzes. Spurs offensive scheme, allowing where he averaged 22.5 points, 13.5 weighed Just 190 pounds when he averaging less than two points per "New York is a maturing team,” division weeks ago and have not In sending Chicago to its only Marls at cancer treatment center his team to execute a 31-point rebounds and seven blocked shots. was drafted. An intense weight and game, mostly on dunks or tip-ins, said Dallas coach Tom Landry. UPI photo had to worry about the N FL’s loss, Miami gave Dan Marino time comeback and draw within three This summer, he played With the strength program has added about and is hitting only about 13 percent ‘"They have got their people in tie-breaker procedures. The New to throw. The Jets have to do the HOUSTON — Home run king Roger Maris was hospitalized Quarterback Phil Simms (11) and his their careers. A win would move them points in an eventual 104-97 loss. Rhode Island Gulls of the United 18 pounds, although Bol still looks of his free throws. place. That's why they challenged York Jets are still playing the " if ” same for Ken O’Brien, who has Friday at a cancer treatment center. His second half shot-blocking States Basketball League, averag­ not unlike a shot-blocking flagpole. "W e’re not concerned with his (or the division last year and were New York Giant teammates will be in toward their first division title in 22 game. been sacked 55 times, tops in the "H is fam ily has requested that no information on his condition performance tied a team record of ing 14 points. 14.2 rebounds and 11 “ 1 feel stronger, a little bit.” Bol offense.” Washington coach Gene In the playoffs.” Dallas Sunday in the biggest game of years. ” I don’t think you can separate NFL. The Bears have made 54 be given out,” said Ellen Davis, a spokeswoman at M.D. seven blocks in a half. blocked shots — including one 18 said. Shue said. "H e’s got a good touch. youself from all the ifs and what sacks, tied for third in the league. Anderson Hospital and Tumor Institute. "That’s about all we can Dallas is coming off a woeful Since that game, the number of rejection performance. Bol’s development into a defen­ The problem is that his body is so "Especially one that is a division Parcells said Dallas’ perfor­ expect they will play well.” ifs,” Jets defensive end Barry "Miami did a lot of different say right now.” perfoimance against the Cincin­ Manute believers has been grow­ But Bol, who grew up as a sive force has not been accompan­ weak that he gets pushed'away contender. But the players we have mance against the Bengals should Bennett said. "W e want the stuff, but didn’t change their game Maris, 51, went to a doctor in November 1983 with what he nati Behgals (a SO-24 loss). Less The Giants’ defense has been ing with each passing contest. cowherd in the Sudan and is a ied by his development into any from the basket. He hasn’t learned be discounted. plan as much as people think,” believed was a nagging sinus problem. Tests prompted by the than a month earlier the Cowboys have won nine games for us this typically pesky this year, but in playoffs bad enough that we have Against the Philadelphia 76ers. member of the Dinka tribe. kind of offensive threat. He’s to shoot off-balance yet.” fell to the Chicago Bears, 44-0. year. You can’t plan any changes " I know the Cowboys will addition New York has remained a read the possibilities.” O’Brien said. “ They executed well discovery of swollen lymph glands revealed Maris had suffered at this stage. If you made changes respond as they always have,” steady influence in the NFC East Those playoff possibilities will and will have to do the stme.” - from lymphatic cancer for about five years. " I don’t ever remember having a just based on last week’s game you ParceJIs said. "Once those things race behind the running of Joe be enriched, but not guaranteed, if O’Brien has thrown for mote team that had such radical move­ would get rid of every one of start to snowball they can get out of Morris and the quarterbacking of the Jets can defeat the Bears than 300 yards in four of the last NBA roundup ments up and down,” said Landry. them.” hand. It happens to all of us. I Phil Simms. Saturday. five games and is the N FL’s Colbert-Purtzer hold golf lead At 10-4, ■ New York is in a top-rated passer. Freeman EC-MHS giite opener three-way tie with New England McNeil, who has rushed for 1,194 BOCA RATON. Fla. — Jim Colbert and Tom Purtzer shot a and Miami for the AFC East lead. yards, will start for the second 6-under-par 66 Friday to take a one-stroke lead over Raymond There are multiple possibilities for straight week after coming back Floyd and Hal Sutton after two rounds in the $550,000 Team Mitchell, Robertsdn postponed by weather Whalers rally, trip up Buffalo the Jets winning the division. But if from a sprained ankle. Invitational at Boca West. they beat Chicago and Cleveland to Bears quarterback Jim McMa­ Purtzer-Colbert, playing the No. 1 Course, were at 17-under 127 When can a basketball game be rained out? also scored in the second period, traded passes at the Hartford blue close the season they are assured a hon will start for the second By John F. BonfottI faked Barrasso to the ice before after a round that included six birdies and no bogeys. Sutton and When a snowstorm looms on the horizon, and high school Tlx Aneclated Press closed out the scoring with an line before Hughes fed Selling slipping a backhander past him. wild-card berth. straight week after coming back Floyd, who played the No. 3 Course, shot a 7-under 65 Friday and pace Spurs victory officals have to make a decision early in the afternoon. open-net goal with 42 seconds left alone in front. His chip shot went A pass by Swedish rookie Mikael The Bears. 13-1, have secured from shoulder tendinitis. The Jets were alone in second place at 128, 16-under par. Threatening weather precipitated the postponement of Friday BUFFALO, N Y. — Paul Law­ in the game. by Liut at the 38-second mark for a Andersson set up Buffalo’s fourth the NFC Central title and home- have problems at comerback. night’s scholastic girls basketball opener between crosstown less scored three goals, his final Risto Siltanen scored on a 30-foot 1-0 lead. goal. field advantage throughout the Johnny Lynn is questionable and By United Press International for a 17-16 lead. San Antonio then score snapping a tie with Just over slapshot at the 5:48 mark of the Buffalo made it 2-0 toward the playoffs. Chicago played like a Bobby Jackson is not expected to outscored Detroit, 19-6, to open a rivals Manchester High and host East Catholic High. No new The Whalers cut the lead to 4-2 two minutes remaining, to lift the final period to tie the game at 4-4 end of the period when Whaler team with nothing to gain last play. Women’s hoop top draw at Texas 42-26 cushion. date has been yet been set for the showdown at the Eagles’ Nest. when Gavin and Evason broke in PONTIAC. Mich. - Mike Mit­ Hartford Whalers to a 6-4 victory and set up Lawless’ game winner. defenseman Ulf Samuelsson de­ Sunday, lethargically defeating In other games that could affect Mitchell and Alfredrick Hugh- The two teams now open Tuesday night, with each hosting on a 2-on-l. Gavin’s shot from the chell scored 29 points and Alvin over the Buffalo Sabres Friday in Ric Selling, Dave Andreychuk, flected a shot from the point to the the Colts 17-10. the playoffs, it’s the New York AUSTIN, Texas — The top-ranked women’s basketball team at es'Ait consecutive baskets to build conference contests. Manchester entertains Hall High in a right comer bounced off Evason’s Robertson added 23 Friday night to the National Hockey League. Phil Housley and John Tucker Sabres Mike Foligno in the comer. “ It is the sign of great team to Giants at Dallas, Kansas City at the University of Texas is outdrawing the men’s team. the lead to 51-32 early in the second Central Connecticut Conference inter-division clash at Clarke chest and he stuffed it behind lead the San Antonio Spurs to a Lawless took a pass in front of scored for Buffalo. He flicked a touch pass to Andrey­ play flat and still beat a young, Denver, Cincinnati at Washington, The women’s team is averaging crowds of 6,188 to men’s quarter and San Antonio appeared Arena at 7:30 p.m. while East hosts South Catholic in Hartford Barrasso while standing outside 119-113 victory over the Detroit the Buffalo net from Stewart Gavin Gil Perreault’s assist on Buffa­ chuk who directed the puck past hungry team,” Bears defensive Green Bay at Detroit, Minnesota at average of 3,050 at the 17,000-seat Erwin Center. Last year, the on its way. County Conference action at 7 p.m. the crease. Pistons. and pushed the puck past Buffalo lo’s fourth goal gave him 1,282 Liut. end Dan Hampton said. "N o way Atlanta, San Francisco at New men averaged 4,500 and the women 2,600. San Antonio, 14-11, nearly blew a But Detroit mounted a 14-6 run, goalie Tom Barrasso to break a 4-4 career points and moved him into Housley scored his eighth of the Lawless’ second goal of the night we can play like that against the Orleans, St. Louis at the Los The women’s team has a 5-0 record while the men are 3-2. 19-point second-quarter lead as keyed by Thomas’ six points, to tie with 2:04 remaining in the sixth place on the NHL’s all-time season with less than 2:00 remain­ near the end of the period brought Jets. We think after watching film Angeles Rams, Buffalo at Pitts­ Detroit made several furious runs close within 11 points. game. scoring list ahead of Alex ing in the period when his wrist Hartford to within one. 4-3. that the Jets are the best team in burgh, Houston at Cleveland and in the second half. ’The Whalers, who rallied from a Delvecchio. shot from the point went through a Housley fell down at the blue line the AFC East. Seattle at the Los Angeles Raiders. Dlc|(son upsets Mayotte In semis San Antonio, which earlier led Pacers 109, Hawks 89 Yukica begins fight 4-1 deficit, kept Buffalo winless in The Sabres managed only five screen and through Liut’s pads. and his partner Steve Dykstra ” We need to beat them because New England plays at Miami 51-32, carried a 9^79 advantage S Y D N E Y ^u stralia — Mark Dickson further reduced the field At Indianapolis, rookie forward its last four starts and moved to shots on Hartford goalie Mike Liut The Whalers used a two-man overskated the puck, sending they are the team we think we’ll Monday night into the fourth quarter, but a 12-2 Wayman Tisdale scored 27 points of seeded players Friday, upsetting Tim Mayotte in three sets to within two points of the Sabres for in the first period, but put in three advantage early in the second Evason and Lawless in alone on face in the Super Bowl.” In other games Sunday, Indiana­ Detroit surge to start the period and pulled down 10 rebounds reach the semifinals of the $145,000 New South Wales tennis fourth place in the NHL’s Adams of them to take a 3-0 lead at the end period to cut the Buffalo lead to 3-1. Barrasso. Evason fed Lawless, The Bears’ Super Bowl talk polis plays at Tampa Bay and whittled the margin to 96-91. Friday night to lead Indiana to a for Dartmouth post Division. of one. Siltanen’s pass sent Lawless in who tipped the puck into the open begins with their awesome 46 Philadelphia is at San Diego. tournament. An 8-2 San Antonio spurt gave the 109-89 blowout of the Atlanta Hartford’s Dean Evason, who Mike Ramsey and Pat Hughes alone from the blue line, and he comer. Dickson of Tampa. Fla., won a third-set tie-breaker 8-6 to wrap Spurs some breathing room at Hawks. up a 6-3, 3-6, 7-6 victory over No. 2 seed Tim Mayotte of 104-93, but the Pistons refused to The Pacers, who beat San NORTH HAVERHILL. N.H. college fulfills the financial terms. Springfield, Mass. Dickson rallied from, a 5-1 deficit in the quit as Isiah Thomas scored six Antonio' Wednesday night, have (UPI) — Joe Yukica, whois legally The case has drawn national tiO'brcflkcr points in a 16-6 run to close the gap put together back-to-back victo­ contesting his dismissal as Dart­ attention for its legal challenge of The Weekend Leconte faces Anger in the semis and Diqkson meets Kelly to 110-107 with 3:26 remaining in ries for the first time this season. mouth’s football coach, was called an athletic director’s ability to fire Gavin gives aii for the Whaiers Evernden of New Zealand. Evernden posted a 6-7, 7-6, 7-5 the game. Indiana led practically all the an "outstanding teacher with a coach. Thomas then nailed two free triumph over Christo Steyn of South Africa. way, opening up a 26-21 after the remarkable abilities" in testimony The Judge hearing the case took Whalers host Penguins tonight throws with 1:25 left to pull Detroit Bv Bob P a ftttI “ In Toronto, I never really got a monument, in my mind.” first period and upping the half­ Friday by Coach Joe Paterno of Friday’s testimony under advise­ within 110-109. HARTFORD — The Whalers continue their busy pre- Herald Sports Writer chance to show what I could do,” While at Toronto in 1983, Gavin time lead to 52-38. The Pacers top-ranked Penn State, ment. A decision is expected next Gadusek to play Kohde-Kllsch However, a basket by Mitchell increased the advantage to 81-58 Christmas schedule when they entertain the improving he confided. "You get labeled, and was fortunate enough to partici­ Yukica is suing Dartmouth at­ week. Pittsburgh Penguins tonight at the Civic Center at 7:30 p.m. it’s very tough to break out of it. pate in one Stanley Cup playoff and two free throws by Johnny after three quarters and 99-67 with hletic director Ted Leland to have HARTFORD - The Whalers’ TOKYO — No. 4 seed Bonnie Gadusek of Largo, Fla., defeated Paterno said if he ever left his pre-season storm involving dis­ You’re always checking an offen­ series. The experience, which Moore with 47 seconds left sealed 5:32 left in the game. his Job restored and is trying to Hartford, still last in the Adams Division, will make up No. 5 Carling Bassett of Canada 6-3,6-2 Friday to advance to the Penn State Job, "Yukica would be gruntled defenseman Chris Kotso- sive line, maybe 20 minutes a many Hartford players, fans and the Spurs’ win. Clint Richardson and Steve block the Ivy League school from games-in-hand on its division adversaries by playing six games semifinals of the $300,000 Pan Pacific tennis tournament. one of two or three people I’d poulos reaped a lightning bolt game, and it’s deceiving, as media have yet to encounter, was Moore finished with 22 points and Stipanovich chipped in 15 points hiring a new coach. in the next 10 days. No. 1 Claudia Kohde-Kilsch of West Germany, the world’s recommend to replace me. Joe’s named Stewart Gavin. opposed to a goal-scorer who plays unforgettable. Steve Johnson added 19. each for Indiana. Anthony "Spud” Dartmouth argues it has the fifth-ranked player who turned 22 Wednesday, earned a berth an outstanding teacher with re­ Gavin, a swift-skating, 25-year 30 minutes and on the power play. “ We lost to Minnesota, three The Spurs never trailed after Webb topped Atlanta with 16 right to change the terms of UConn hopes URi is sixth victim against Gadusek in the semis by routing Grace Kim of markable abilities. He has the old defensive forward, was ac­ ” I don’t mind thejob,” he added, games to one, but two of the losses Mitchell popped in a short Jumper points. Yukica’s contract as long as the charisma that’s so important to KINGSTON, R.I. — The undefeated University of Connecticut quired from the Toronto Maple "but the toughest part is when you came in overtime,” he said. "It Ridgewood, N.J. 6-1, 6-1. Defending champion Manuela Maleeva, the 18-year-old that profession.” basketball team goes after its sixth straight triumph today when Leafs in an even-up trade for go to negotiate your contract. You was high intensity, sink or swim. Bulgarian star, overpowered Annabel Croft of Britain 6-2, 6-2. it meets host University of Rhode Island in Kingston. R.I., at 2 Kotsopoulos on Waiver Draft Day, go in and they ask you how many Instead of a slight second effort, At winter basebaii meetings Others testifying in Yukica’s No. 2 Helena Sukova of Czechoslovakia completed the final four p.m. Oct. 7, three days before the start goals you scored. there were third and fourth efforts behalf in Grafton County Superior by beating Stephani Rehe of the United States 6-4, 6-4. UConn is coming off a 74-72 win over Fairfield University while of the regular season. "That’s what was part of the on every play.” Court included former Dartmouth coach Bob Blackman and Boston the Rams are 3-3 following a Tuesday night setback to Boston From Hartford’s standpoint, the problem there,” noted Gavin, of Gavin hopes his next post-season swap was a steal. adventure comes next spring, for coach Jack Bick- College. troubled Toronto. "Then last year, Trading climate proved warm Gavin, in his sixth NHL cam­ they said ‘We’re the worst team In the Green and White. Graham wins women’s downhill nell. Paterno and Bicknell pre­ paign, made an immediate impact viously worked with Yukica. the league — nobody gets a raise.’ "The fun of the game is to win, V A L D’ISERE, France — Laurie Graham of Canada won the EC hockey in home opener tonight with the same back-and-forth M and in Toronto, because maybe Bv Mike Tully The Yankees landed left- hander Gary Redus and right-hander Tom Testifying on Leland’s behalf women’s downhil event Friday, her second World Cup triumph Hume. BOLTON — The East Catholic High hockey team will try to checking crafts that have made STEWART GAVIN Interestingly. Gavin describes you win only 20 games all year, the United Press International Britt Burns and two minor lea­ was Edward Shanahan, dean of this season. guers from the White Sox for Not one major infielder or rebound after a humiliating opening game defeat when it hosts mainstays of Hartford favorites the reputed rough-and-tumble fun is taken out of it,” he noted. Dartmouth College, who said the .. .steal for Whalers Her victory, in a time of 1 minute. 25.01 seconds, avenged SAN DIEGO — The trading catcher Ron Hassey and right­ outfielder changed hands at the school did not break its contract Greenwich High in the Eagles’ home opener at the Bolton Ice Kevin Dineen and Dave Tippett. Adams Division as more offensive- Divisions notwithstanding, ’The 5-11,185-pound Gavin has fit in Thursday’s race in which she finished second to Michaela Gerg of climate proved warmer than the hander Joe Cowley. meetings. Manny Trillo went from with Yukica. Palace tonight at 7:15 p.m. minded than the Norris. Gavin has detected discrepencies nicely with the work-ethic Whalers in the locker rooms, as well. West Germany. weather this year at the winter Three other trades involved the Giants to the Cubs, but Trillo ” A distinction is drawn between Greenwich dumped East, 13-3, Thursday night. established allies Turgeon (15), " I ’ve noticed a difference,” he in the club’s drive towards Francis (12) and Dineen (10). said. "From what I ’ve seen here, "The guys are a lot quieter,” he meetings. receivers who could could wind up will be 35 this season. terminating coaching and termi­ respectability. Gavin, who has four assists and the Adams is more offensive and said, of his new teammates. While yain, wind and chill as regulars. The big winner, if any, looks like nating employment,” Shanahan Teievision and radio highiights “ Skating has always been my 12 points, is also the Whalers’ free-wheeling. There’s more of a "There’s not as much rah-rah. But West Virginia gridders arrested prevailed outside, baseball execu­ The Atlanta Braves dealt for a the Reds, who dealt from outfield said. "Dartmouth College is honor­ tives proved they can deal without catcher for the second straight and bullpen surplus to set up a biggest asset, since I was a kid,” plus-minus leader. finesse style, and a lot better the mentality of the players is MORGANTOWN, W.Va. — Four West Virginia University ing its contractural agreement TODAY deadline pressure. ’They moved 28 meetings. ’They sent right-hander starting rotation centered around with Joe Yukica.” said the versatile winger, who has ‘"rhat’s nice, but I look at my skating. The Norris was a lot different. There are a lot more football players and one former player were arrested Friday and 12:30 p.m. — Bears vs. Jets, Channel 3, WPOP. been employed on as many as penalty killing and how many players in 13 deals, more than Steve Bedrosian and outfielder Mario Soto, Tom Browning and Judge Walter Murphy, a former tougher physically, with teams college-educated players, and a charged with beating up three downtown bar employees last 1 p.m. — College football: North Alabama vs. North Dakota three various offensive lines by goals I’m out there for, or how like Chicago and Minnesota. A different outlook on the game expected without a trading Milt ’Thompson to the Phillies for Denny. high school football coach, said State, ESPN. ' Coach Jack Evans. many times I get burned,” noted more grind it out brand, with a lot seems to be here.” weekend. ^ . deadline. catcher Ozzie Virgil and pitching In the final deal of the meetings, during the testimony: "There is no In turn, one of the players has filed assault charges against two 1 p.m. — Rangers vs. Bruins, Channel 9. Gavin, whose forte is as a the conscientious contributor. of fighUng.” On Friday, Boston and Balti­ prospect Pete Smith. Last year, Seattle acquired 22- year-old right­ doubt Dartmouth or Mr. Leland is 2 p.m'. — College basketball: UConn vs. Rhode Island, WPOP. persistent penalty killer, opened Gavin’s best season was in For what it’s worth, Hartford employees of Eric’s Lounge where the altercation allegedly more agreed on a trade that will they traded reliever Brian Fisher hander Richard Monteleone from breaking a contract. The question 2:30 p.m. — Chrysler Team Invitational, Channel 8. the campaign on the right side of 1983-84, when he was the only The notable every-nighter’s features eight college hockey occurred 2 a.m. Sunday. send shortstop Jackie Gutierrez to to the Yankees for Rick Cerone. the Tigers for third baseman is Mr. Yukica’s remedy.” 3:45 p.m. — College basketball: St. John’s vs. UCLA, Channel the Whalers’ shadow triad with Maple Leaf to play in all 80 games. campaign was briefly interrupted products on its roster, the most in Charged with felonious assault were current players John the Orioles for reliever Sammy Also, the Seattle Mariners Darnell Coles. Leland’s lawyer, Ronald Snow, 3. center Mike.Zuke and left wing He scored 10 goals and a career- when he suffered a broken nose in a the Adams Division. Toronto has Holifleld, Craig Taylor and Keith Winn, a spokeswoman in Stewart. The teams shook hands on shipped left-hander Ed Vande The week yielded its moments of said Leland’s defense is "whether 4 p.m. — Chiefs vs. Broncos, Channels 22, 30, WPOP. Tippett. A side-lining shoulder high 22 assists for 32 points. Last fight with Canadian Steve Rooney one. Monongalia County Magistrate Court said. Assault and battery the deal and the trade is scheduled Berg to the Dodgers for catcher humor. Cardinal general manager he had the authority to hire and 4 p.m. — College football: Bowling Green vs. Fresno State, separation to Dineen precipitated year, he notched a career-high 12 in Montreal on Oct. 26. Gavin had “ There’s 20 guys and they all charges were filed against current player Andrew Adams. to be announced Monday. Steve Yeager. The Dodgers then Dal Maxvill decribed Conroy as a fire.” ESPN, Channel 61.- Gavin’s move to right wing along­ tallies and had 13 assists for 25 his nose reset in Hartford, but was seem to got along,” added Gavin. Stewart became expendable acquired catcher Alex Trevino “ fine young pitcher who has a Yukica, whose team had a 2-7-1 7 p.m. — Pittsburgh vs. West Virginia, ESPN. '• side pivot Ray Ferraro and port- points in 73 contests. back in the lineup after missing “ The biggdst thing here is that we when Baltimore acquired right­ from San Francisco for outfielder chance to become a fine young record this season, was fired the pitcher.” 7:30 p.m. — Whalers vs. Penguins, WTIC. sider Paul Lawless. The diligent Obviously, his role as a defensive Just two games. can have a sense of pride in Davis enters treatment clinic hander Rich Bordi from the Candy Maldonado. day after Thanksgiving. 8 p.m. — Celtics vs. Cavaliers, Channel 20, WKHT. mucker even took shifts on the specialist reflected on his ourselves. You can play .500 Yankees Wednesday in the Gary In another deal involving a Dodgers vitfe president A1 Cam- But the coach contends he has PH O ENIX — Phoenix Suns guard Walter Davis has entered a catcher, the Cardinals plucked panis publicly dicussed the Maldo­ — College basketball: Kentucky vs. Kansas, ESPN. squad’s No. 1 line with Ron Francis numbers. Before leaving the lowly Leafs, hockey and have some respect (or Roenicke deal. one more year coming to him and Sylvain Turgeon, when since- “ I was a penalty killer and the Ottawa, Ont., native spent his yourself.” clinic in the Los Angeles area for treatment of substance abuse, a During the week, pitching and Clint Hurdle from the Mets in the nado trade before it was officially under the terms of his contract, traded rigM wingar Ray Neoleld basieally on a cbeckllig line,” entire career in Maple Leafs Phoenix newspaper reported today. catching pre-occupled the traders, major-league draft. announced, mus making Maldo­ which ends June 1987. He also '' IftMlMT was felled by a groin injury. noted Gavin, whose Job entaiM Gardens. Gavin, who played Junior The Arizona Republic quoted an unidentified source as saying with two deals involving both a The Phillies provided the most nado the "player named earlier.” claims he was not given any 1 p.m. — Bengals vs. Redskins, Channels 22, 30. “ We’re on the right track, and The line diversions have not tailing high-scoring Norris Div­ hockey for the Toronto Marlboros, it’s a good, solid team,” concluded the substance could be drugs or alcohol, or both, aniFthat catcher and an ace starter. action of any club, swinging two ’Then there was Astros coach grounds for his dismissal. 1 p.m. — Giants vs. Cowboys, Channel 3, WKHT. affected the new Hartford hustler. ision dangers like A1 Secord and was a fourth round pick, 74th Stewart Gavin, the latest supple­ treatment could last as long as 30 days. In the first major deal of the major trades. Besides dealing with Yogi Berra, talking to Campanis “ I want to fulfill the contract, be I p.m. — Chrysler Team Invitational, Channel 8. Besides being one of the most Denis Savard of Chicago, Bemie overall, in 1980. ment to the Whalers’ nOw-healthy Team officials would not elaborate on a prepared statement meetings, the Cardinals acquired Philadelphia, they also sent a about a minor-league playoff ser­ a football coach, play Penn In next 4 p.m. — Seahawks vs. Raiders, Channels 22, 30. consistent performers all season, Federko, Brian Sutter and Joe “ I was disappointed tp leave diet of competitiveness. releasi^ ’I%ursday evening in which they said Davis had catcher Mike Heath and left­ former Cy Young Award winner to ies in which they once opposed year’s opener, play each game one 7:10 p.m. -^^^Tiltirs vs. Bulls, SportsChannel, WKHT. Gavin has surprised everyone by Mullen of St. Louis, and Dino Toronto the city — and the building "T o be back in the game, and requested help for "personal problems” and was referred to hander Tim Conroy from Oakland Cincinnati. They dealt John Denny each other. at a time and win the Ivy 1:10 p.m. — Red Wings vs. Black Hawks. ESPN. scoring eight goals, which is Ciccarelli and Neal Broten of — with all its life, history and enjoy playing it again,” be reck­ NBA counselors. for 21-game winner Joaquin and minor-league pitcher Jeff Said Berra: “ You wouldn’t have championship next year,” YuUca currently fourth on the club brfiind Minnesota. character.” he noted. "It’s a sports on ^ , “ I might have some fun.” AnduJar. Gray to the Reds for outfielder won it if we had beaten you.” testified. \

- l i - M a n c h e s t e r h e r a l d . Saturday. Dec. 14.1985 MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday, Dec H. 1985 - tl_ SCOREBOARD AMA calls again for compiete boxing ban By will Dunham justification an AMA study that found 87 percent of USOC officials were sharply critical of the failed sport. Revtnua—tlASOJIWtoreoditeamaa Indtonapollt-AFC (911) a Tam pa United Press International present and former boxers examined had suffered resolution condemning them. s p lit a 75 p a c e a a the revenua, ” I can’t critized the AMA for acting as a cataylst for BOV-NFC (912) — C o lt! DE whichevaltBreatar. . _ brain damage from cumulative blows to the head and Donnell Thompson (kn a ), CB Donald Key m achua — Bowllno Green LBt S k iilig WASHINGTON — The American Medical Associa­ ” I think it would have gone too far,” said Dr. Robert stimulating further safeguards in amateur boxing.” Hockey B a s k e t b a ll F o o t b a ll Anderton (hamstring) probable....Ba- the continuing occurrence of ring deaths. Troy Daswon and Ertk Johnton vt. tion Is reasserting its demand for a ban on boxing, but Voy. the Olympic Committee’s chief medical officer. Voy added. ” It’s a never-ending process for us to find caneert DE Ron Holmet (knee- realving of RBt Jama WIIHamt and bocfc), LB Chrit Washington (grain), Kdly S k lp ^ . BowHng Green CB Melvin the group’s House of Delegates backed off condemn­ A SINGLE PUNCH TO THE HEAD can shift the ways to further make boxing safe. But we are totally NT David lpgan(hlp)am ible. M arshal v9 WR Stephen B oka. Bewltag Nrar EnBland ikl guMi ing the U.S. Olympic Committee’s support of the brain within the skull and tear the internal tissue, said ’’First of all, there is no scientific data that we can opposed to a ban.” NBA itaiidfngi NFL stMtflngs Green TE Gtrald Boytatt vt. SS Mike Phltadelphto-NFC (66) a Son Dlego- troubled sport. Dr. George Lundberg. the AMA’s medical editor. use to convince ourselves that boxing is as dangerous AFC (7-7) — EoglM LB Rick Kraynak Stewart. WOOOST(KK, Vt. (UPl) -■ Hew Key tto tlttla —Bowling Green’s Brian and causes the chronic brain disfunction the AMA But the USOC physician added: ” I think the AMA is (oaH), NT K a Clarke (shouMa), T McClure, otenlor.holdt the NCAa record England Ski Area ttwndl official Leonard Mitchell (thumb) oueettono- fa career POM ottampta (1637), compta- tu m m o rv of snow coodiflora ot New The AMA, at the interim meeting of the purports it does,” Voy added. wrong in not using its position in pushing for a W L T p a . pp PA Me. LB Joel W llllom t (hamstring), CB E ngl^tklareaaaf noon F H d^ But the delegates’ restating of last year’s call for a W L P d . NY Jet t . to 4 0 .714 UO 235 tlo ra (900) a n d o ffe ra lv e p la y t (1 ,M ). He Mllng condttlem ora tu M ^ to c h t^ organization’s policy-making body.reaffirmed its scientific-approach to the problem by recommending B otton 19 3 .064 Andre Waters (Im ), LB A N thony G ilm It second In earttr poulne vordoa ban bumped two other resolutions relating to boxing 44 117 •» New Engtond 10 4 0 .714 101 237 (calf), DE Greg Brown (kna ), CB Evan d a to weotha, tfctar traffic, ondotha 19M call for the elimination of both amateur and ” We have not found this to be true. There has been steps to be taken for safety ratherthan a blatant ban.” 17 M l « 11 11 se M iam i 10 4 0 .714 370 293 Coopa (rlbt) probable. CtMirgert LB (10,280) to Doug R u ffe and second to (actors. Be aware ofchanglnooondlllora. — one rapping the USOC and another calling for » ns «s Phllodtiphia 12 !! M ^ Indtanopollt 3 11 0 .214 255 147 Fiaie In caea tota offOmive yards Legend: neef-incha of new tn ^ ' professional boxing because of chronic brain damage no neurological deficit that we have been able to find Wothinoton 12 11 SB Mike Green (knee-thoulda), X Don (9,774). Kevin Sereenra, ton of Fretno scrapping the sport on the collegiate level. Voy said the USOC and Johns Hopkins University in IVT monovt* » n7 in B ufto lo 2 12 0 .141 176 123 Mocek (thumb), G Dennis MCKnlght tnowtoll endino In loa 34 hours, (pdr- suffered by fighters. in amateur boxers in our experience (and) reviewing P ttH b u ra n » 110 106 Now Y ork 6 17 , a i 13W C e n tra (onkle), G Ed White (kn a ) probable. State coach, swathenatton'selehth-ratM powdatnow,gg-packedpowda,«l«gr- Baltimore are teaming up on a $1 million study on the 23 ni 109 Control O lvition Cleveland 7 7 0 600 249 236 pasta. The lunia threw fa 3604 yards w a granutar, hgr-loote gronutar, 8ngr- all the literature.” M llw oukoo 17 9 654 — o n d M T D t. long-term medical effects of the ring sport. C la ln n o tl 7 7 0 600 394 376 (rozen granutar, cenHtarn snow, ’The association represents about 258.000 physicians AMA spokesman Tom Toftey said: '"The recom­ M W *14 n o 17 D o lro tt 14 11 .560 P Itttb u rg h 6 0 0 .429 319 303 NFL eaptuin Outlook—The CoHfornta Bowl a ts two mochlM groomed turfaa (where two 11 w » 111 103 A tla n ta 11 13 6 n 5 H outton 5 9 0 .357 247 l a athenotlon'tlhraDIvIslonl-Aunbeaen tuch terms aaptar, the torm a thoim — more than half the practicing doctors in the United mendation was that existing policy (demanding a WHILE ADAMENT IN HIS DEFENSE of amateur Boxing is virtually non-existent at the collegiate Clovoland 9 11 609 6 teams. Beth tpoit top-notch paubig 14 11 n 114 106 condttloaoiwboaetot a more terrain, : States. ban) already took care of those two things. The way of and Olympic boxing, Voy did admit that the AMA was level. It is not a recognized sport of the National 11 M a 104 90 Chicago 9 17 646 0 L> Raldert 10 4 0 .714 125 299 Soferdpy.Dec.M goma bolonctd with above ovaoa and the tattor the next-moa-prevalent 11 11 a 106 i u _____ ... . 7 16 .104 OW D e n va 9 S O .643 319 292 CMcope (l9 i)a N Y Jeft(i94) rannineabllllvandttronekicktrs. Should conditton) vc-vartaMe cimdMtt^ dispensing with those two things was simply to on target in identifying rampant health risks in the Collegiate Athletic Association and is primarily Seattle 0 6 0 671 323 363 a an evenly mached gome on offtnse Favorite—Chicago by 2v^ wHhthebatdaeralveteom prevailing. te- salng condltloa n of 88 trpll9 Supporters of the boxing ban movement cite as reaffirm existing policy, which was done. " virtually unregulated professional version of the confined to club or intramural status. 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Part-time writer to report Medical Assistant wanted Immediate Openings (or 0 .T o ta lt 4466 31-39 119. C hlcoita a Detroit, 1 p.m. When Cardinals have the ball — Stump Key m achua — Clemson front 7 vs. Butternut Bain 2 new pdr pp 3 tra llt 3 DETROIT (111) Mitchell rushed (or 158 yards loa week llfft tm 918 bote. Coventry news and fea­ for Manchester office, holiday help, for lunch ..Second f^ o d -4 , Hartford, Low lttt 7 CIncInnai a New England, 1 p.m. and looktfor repea. option OB Ricky Foggle and RB Valdez caitaMm, Evaton), pp, 0:40. 5, Buftolo, T rlp u cko 5-14 00 10, Benton 1-2 1-2 3, Cleveland a NY Jets, 1 p.m. Baylor. MInnaota frdnt 7 vt. Clemson's Catrnnount o a Saturday 2 new Itgr 4 I LOST AND FOUND tures for the Manchester part time. Experience shift. Mike Kelly’s Restau­ Lalm beer 910 56 21, Long 3-7 0 0 6, D a llm a Son Franclao, 1 p.m. When Roms hove the boll — Eric a td o m ln a n t running gome led by Kenny trails 3 lifts sm 1934 bote. Herald. Knowledge of preferred. Please send rant, 411 Ct. Blvd., East Tuck.a W (Andortton, Porrooult), 3:n.6, T hom ot 1923 910 29, C urdon 2-4 9 0 4, Dickerson Is returning to record-setting Telemarketing Advertis­ Data Entry Operator tor HorftordijEygton 1 (Goyin, Tlppotl),9:a. Green (toy a Tampa Boy, 1 p.m . Flowers and Stacey DrI va . New Hampshire town affairs necessary. resume to Box L, c/o ing — Olan Mills photo­ Nurses Aides — Full or Hartford, CT. Contact Johnton 97 94 6, AAohom 44 44 12, form , having moved to No. 3on the club's K eyaaistla—RveofMInnetota'ttop Wildcat a 1938 bates trolls 3 lifts tm 4 Ladles Bulova Wrist- m accounting firm. Port 7, Hartford, Lowlott 0 (Evoton, Houston a Indianapolis, 4 p.m . D u n ra rt 4 0 4 4 12, Cam pbell 4-12 9 2 10. rushing list. trolls 2 lifts weekend. watch lost. Manchester Coll offer 1 p.m. week­ Monchester Herald. graphy studio. Part time. port time posltlonsovalla- Sharon or George, 289- Sam uoitton), 17:04. P enoltltt— Philadelphia a Minnesota, 12 p.m. K eylnlurla—St. Louis'Off Is Anderson 6 rashers avaoged 4.5 yards a carry a time, flexible hours. Basic Wgwwv. Ba, 0:24; Quennovllle, T otalt 4399 2762 113. Son Diego a Kansas City, 12 p.m. betta. The (Jophers hove not won a bowl Block M tn o a to t 3 tro lls 3 lifts tm . Hospital parking lot or days: James Socks, city 9-12am or 66:30pm. Man­ ble from 7-3, 911 shifts. 8279. Son Antonie 4111 ills —119 oueaionoble with calf Inlury; Ramstrong Bretton Woods plan o a weekend coll editor, or Doug Bevins, bookkeeping knowledge Hot, 4:17; Borrotto, Ba, (torvtd by Monday, D a. n sofay Nolan Cromwell Is probable with s in a 1962. Flowers, a lu n lo r, gained 1653 Blacksmith Restaurant, chester. Call 643-9535. Certified aides preferred. are in the required. Call 6492465. Hamel), 10:27; DIneon, Har, double- D etren a a a i 4 —i l l LA Raiders a LA Roms yards on 300 carria to become fourth ahead 6092795000. managing editor, Man­ EOE. M/F. Alternate weekends re­ Assemblers and coll wind­ J"lnor, 12:»; Foilgno, Ba,double-mlnor, Fouled out—none. Total foult— onklespraln. p lo v a In Clemson h isto ry to rush fo r 1600 Cannon M ountain pp 13-24 b a e 2 tr o llt3 Glastonbury. Please coll 1 f:a . Son Antonio 27, D e tro it a . Reboundt— Key Statistics — Roms Ron Brown tied lifts tm . 6498455. chester Herald, 6492711. quired. Apply In person Manchester ers. Finger dexterity ne­ club mork with three kickoff returns for yardslnoseaon. Port Time Program As­ JH rd Porlod-0, Hartford, aitantn 4 Son Antonio 44 (Robertton 9), Detroit oaiook — Minnesota ha been In A ttita h pp frgr 924 bate 3 trolls 2 Management trainee — Wanted — Woman to help during business hours, sistant — Town of Man­ cessary. Experience not (Dingon,. Tippott), S:a. 9, Hartford, S3(Lalmbeer 17). A ttltfe —Son Antonio touchdowns. something of a turmoil tOllowIna the lifts sm 1-2 m ountain 3 tro lls 3 lifts Dishwasher — M/F. Open Local wholesale company Rockville Memoriol Nurs­ necessary, will train, 4 27(Moore 9), Detroit 24 (Thomot 9). Key Machups — St. Louis daensive with housecleanlng. 649 Herald chester senior citizens L g a w 9 (G avin, S am u e itto n ), 17:56.10, NFL ln|ury rsport raignaion of coach . Gunte- Ings for nights and wee­ with national affiliations, 6623. ing Home, 22 South Street, day week, 10 hour day, H o rtte rd , E voton 2 (u n a ttltto d ), 19:10. Technlcolt—D drolt coach Daly, Tho- line vt. Eric Dickerson; Cardinal QB Nell kust w ill coach h it first gomeond th a w ill Mt. Cronmore pp 922 bote 1 tra il 1 lift center. Assist with pro­ n to t, Lalm beer. A—11,142. Lomax vt. Rom secondary. sm. kends. Good pay. Apply profit sharing, excellent Rockville, CT. everyday. 7om-5:30pm, Monday Ponatlot—Both well, Hor, 2:25; Mur- AFC Head-to-head — L a Angela leods be a ta d a In the Gophers' aeporaion. Steak Club Restaurant, gram development and iyn,Ha,13:a. Clemson, meanwhile, finished strong and Lan Mantain pp Ita 938 bate 6 PERSONALS growth potential, 649-4563. planning and recruitment thru Thursday. Apply at . away. Ballpoint Ink coll 647-3126. EOE. Fe­ Home Health Aide to live Rotoroo-Ron Hoggorth. Konook971-25,Haillngt 1-6923, Webb97 (thoulda) aoboble. M arls ha been a key to the Giants' Participants — Arizona State (8-3) vs. tion In pleasant office Need Bright person for Call 282-0751. . 96 16, Bottle 1-2 1-1 3, Chorlet 16 90 2. w a ita c k callohea6094492607. stains on shirt pocket- Shop the males, minorities and In with elderly gentleman Buffalo ^12) at Pittsburgh (66) — tucceaand he w ill likely be usedMrlyond Arkonsa(92). Gunttock a 934 bate 1 trail 1 lift sm ; LORDY, environment. Heolth Insu- East Hartford distributor T otalt3565192709. Bills CB Derrick Burroughs (ankle) often ogolna a D olla daente which ha Bowl record — Arizona State 74-1, s...other places, too...con handicapped urged to In Farmington area. Cor E Intermediate. IN(MANA(I09) guatlonoble. LB Lucius Sanford (back), been p oroa the paa few weeks. Arkansa9193. ronce/beneflts program to be Involved In all Texas Oil Company needs be removed almost magi­ Classifieds. apply. necessary, MPS, 232-5226. Tltdale 19171-2 27, W llllom t 915 4612, G Tim Vogla (kna), RB Ja Cribbt When Cowboys have the b o ll — D o lla , Coocha—Arizona State, JohnCoopa; KlaR M (iea912bate5trdllt3llfttta ■ LORDY! available. Free parking. phases of small office mature person (or short G ray 1-2 34 5, R Ichardton 7-11 1-2 15, to bottom a 4 8 trolls 3 llfft- cally by spraying hair B o w lin g (auod), C Jim RIchta (ankle), S Steve which may have to aoy withoa leading Arkonsa, Ken Hatfield. weekend. Experience using adding operation. Start as office trips surrounding Man­ Buckner 46 DO 0, Stipanovich 76 1-1 15, Freeman (ankle) aoboble. Stalert WR Tony H ill, w ill probably uu short O a e and site : Dec. 33, a Jack M urphy spray on the spot then Manchester McClain 94 92 4, Stantbury 94 94 6, ponlno game featuring Mike Renfro, Mt. Sunopee p la a r weekend call , ;nachlne, typing skills manager If experienced, chester. Contact custo­ washing In the usual way. $$s$$$$$$$$s$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ LB Grw Carr starts for Bryan Stadium In Son Diego. ahead 6097692156. St. John'! a UCLA auestlonable. RB (taora Adorns (kna) When Patriots hove the boll—RBCrolg Corlnthlo open weekenda98 bote. events In the Manchester • Follow-thru Ability saon Hall at SI. Peter't probable. Cowboys T Howard Rl- Jama and Tony C ollla will ga a lot a Oaiook — The defending naional Haystack o a Saturday S tra llt4 llfttta With Your Own Part-Time Job. O to tt 467, N ancy Hahn 475. chom a have a (rartom e attack and Ohio to b o ttom on 2 all a illlto t tm. orea. Sports knowledge Brooklyn College a S yro cu te chaa (hamstring), WR Tay Hill w ak o a ln a Miami rush defena, one of essential; newswriting ex­ 40 Tolland Stage Road • Organization & Neatness Temple vt. Vlllonova (at Polettro) (hamstring), LB Jeff Rohra (akle) leoga's wora. QB Tony Eaon wll I try to State Is vulnaoble to a strong poalng An excellent opportunity for C ilin n Sundav't Oome auestlonable. DE a deep on Miami secondary which w a gome. The return of o healthy B yartto the perience desirable. For • Warehouse & Dock Operation Holy Crott a Botton College Ed Jona (ria), QB (Tonny White burned to r a le a f one long POM In each of Buckeye bockfleM should hap Ohio on appointment, coll Len Tolland, CT 06084 • Tow Loader & Electric Fork Trucks E dio Cavanaugh 120-343, M a rio Na- Wednetdav’t Oamet (bock-ria) aoboble. loafourwceks. State's boll- control offtnse, ba he a ill Housewives and Mothers with looks trataive a fta tuffalna a aoken Auster, sports editor, pelotano 153654, Joan Falkowich ia , A m e rican a Georgetown When Dolphia have the ball — No Transactions Manchester Herald, Excellent salary and benefits. We are now A udroy Cody 141-366, D ot K e lle y Holy C rott a Providence St. L a is (69) a La A nala Roms surprisahae: QB Don Marino wlllthrow fo a In the a a ea on. With Ohio State's young children bring them 4 149675. _ Thurtday't Oame (194) — C a d la lt RB Ottls Anderton early and often to WRt Mark Clayton, daente geaed to stop Baoo, look tor the weekdays before 10 a.m., accepting applications Monday thru Friday, Dowling at Seton Hall unheralded Hamuli to outgoln Byart a (calf),T T atle Robbins (hamstring), DE Mark Dupa and Na Moore, or to RB, 6492711. 8:30 a.m. - 5:30 p.m. Apply in person. Saturday Dec. 21 Curtis G rar (kna) auatlonable. WR Tony Nathan and tight ena If Patriots the Cougortovengethelr ’82Haidoy Bowl with you and save on B O P W sm n MInnotota at UConn (Civic Center), Roy Green (ankle), LB Thom a Howard takeaway deep pou. loatothe Buckeya. NEWSPAPER CARRIERS NEEDED 1 p.m . (kna) praboble. Roms C Doug Smith Key Inlurla — Miami, OT Clevaand I pltchlacaachaomaa(AA):amedEd Career Change In Mind? 40 Tolland Stage Road C a a y n W ilto n 179, Ju d y Sprogg Georgetown at OePaul babysitting costs. 19S690, G rqyco Shoo 109-463, K ay (emeuatan) auatlonable. S Nola (ireen (ankle) doubtful, LB Mark Brown I BluebeimMBewl Noalea monoga at E u o ta The Nanny Connection is I IN MANCHESTER AREA Florida State at PItttburgh Cromwell (akie) aoboble. (ankle) questionable. (Northwest L ta w ). Moroz 101-190^, Helen Zalogowtkl Howard a Providence Portldponts — Air F a a (11- 1) a . looking for compassion­ Woodbrldga IB-230 Tolland. CT 06084 472, M ortv G ra n t 460. Son Francisco (96) at New OrlMns (69) Key S tatlstia—Marino h a 3609 yara T tx o t(S ^ ). BSrtKSiSsH SL N lo g o ra a St. J o h n 't — 49at RB Derrick Harm a starts tor potang. Jam a (1627 to r year) oalnod119 Bow l re c o id t — A ir F a a 9 3-1, T e x a ate mother types to be­ North Elm 8L all St. Bonaventure of Syrocute Wendell Tvla (kna) doubtful. LB yards rushing In (Ira Miami game, 16192. come full time Nannvs. all SI. Joteph't vt. Vlltanova (Palettra) Mike W olta (thumb), LB Jim Kovach DolphlrahaveollowtdNFL-lowMtackt. C o o ch a — A ir F a a , F Ith a D e B a ry ; Live In/out. Excellent sa­ Alixandir 8L (oolO ouettlonoble. TE-RB E a l Coopa Key Motchua—Miami W M Ou^and Texa, Fred Akert. laries. coll 8762073, fee Cintir 8L 487-553 odd only NEWSPAPER CARRIERS NEEDED Mary Bonta 4M, Jon Manlerre 179, (concussion), DE John Horty (elbow), G Ctayton vt. New England CBt Ronnie oaeandtite-Dec.3l,aRlaStadlum C sN sst Cmrtir 8L 583-855 odd onl^ R ufh A nn G ta tt 109-451, D o rit H o ttln Randy Croa (ankle), WR Dwight Clark LIppett and Raymond Cloyborn; Miami In Houston. K a ^ -Jtam ed Bob Valetento head paid. IN BOLTON AREA ITS, S lw ro n H ale 1756SS, Ju d y Rel- G o lf (hamstring) aoboble. Saints LB Scott NT Mike Charla vt. C Guv M orrla; New Taevttlon — Lortm a Sports and USA (a ta il coach. Lincoln 81 chenbach 4M, Francine Tageon M l. Pellua (kna) o a . WR Jeff Groth tta rtt England paa rath vt. Miami oftcntlve CoMe Networka3:90p.m. EST. Lam a — Homed Roy Alborn to o ta il coocn. Legal feretory — Part Parklni 8L all Bolton Liko Aroa Bolton fa Eric Moilln (thigh) d a bttul. lin e . Revenua—SSD06Htaaimatedeach. time. Nice position tor Bldgiwood 81 all Trl-Ttum _ tatezeonfatneo Heod-to-heod — Miami leads te rla Key motchupt — Air Foret L B T e rry M l Bumnor Dr. Aroi DoNon CMcogo-NFC (191) a New York Jett- 34-14; N ew E nglo n d w o n lo a m e e ttn gl7 -l3 M o kl v t. RBe O ta rta t H u n ta and Edwin Denver — Stamed'detontive end Walt someone wishing to work Roosivitt 8L all Dove Slyne 219219213-6M, John PBA m ults AFC (w-4) Saturday — Bears DE Dan Nov. 3. Slmmoa. Air F a a NG Steve Spesvodc Bowya to a terlM of 1-yea contracts. a tew hours a day, 649 8U8hn 8L 115-175 M ille r 20931961^ B ill cahoun 211-544, Hampton (kna) auatlonable. QB Steve Streaks—Miami h a sMn flvettrolght; vt. C Gene Chilton. Air F a a P Mark H o c k e y 5100. Lako 8L Ron Mocoao 209511, Ray Bettette Fulla (ankle), WR Dennis McKinnon New England h a n a sran In Miami for 17 Simon vt. P John T a ttd ilk. 8L John 8L 15-109 Cldor Mill Rd. 219SSS, E d A rn h a m 105, Gut Senkbell (homttrtng), FB Matt Suhev (bock) yto rt; Dolphla60athomeln1985. Key stattstla — Air F a a QB Bart toTSfei^raigssr 8L Liwnnci 8L all 219541, Rob M Igllae 2 1 9 5 a , OH At Boca Roll I., D a . 11 aoboble. Jolt S Lorry nowert (ankle), w a a rushed tor 1632 yards and potted NY Isloncitrs —- Stnt forword Bob Brookllald 81 Bolton ( P a 72) CB Bobby JockSa (hamstring), CB Edmund 8L 11-53 22 Hours Per Week JohneanSa, Howie Edwordt 507, Dove Ray RoviFHol Sutton 6365—121 ta 1649 yards, beaming only third E d w a rd ! 534, Kean Otborne 524, A ndy Johnny Lynn (hamstring), CB Dovlln Bmrl capiulu ptaya In NCAA DIvNIon l-A M ttory to all E. MIddIa Tpko. G. Burne-J. Pate 6661—139 Mullen (groin) questionable. LB Filrvliw M k lm u d S14, Ed H e m p h ill 509, W endell T. Valenltn9T.Shaw rath and paa fa m a t than 1600 yaidt. Special Education LInlay 8L Salary Plus Gas Allowance L obbe S47, George Moyer 517, Stu 6 6 6 4 - 129 Lana Mehl (foa), DE Mark (jottlneou CaitarnMBowt Air F a a toaed at le a a il peintt bievery 8tm» 8L all Andy North-J. Renna 6 6 6 5 - 129 (hip), DE Marty Lvoa (eye), G-C Teacher — Immedicrte op­ Cirpontar Rd. Manc.-Bolton P a r k a S17. M. OonaM-F. Couptat _ Portidpqn tt—BowllngGrttn(116)y9 game. FolcoM oyeroged42l yards ogome Wait MIddli Tpki. 420498 6 6 6 4 - 129 Jim Sweeney (neck) probable. Fretno State (1991). w h ile T e x a averaged 361. Sim on o v a - ening In cross categorical SOUND INTERESTING? Bob Murphv-MIke ReM 6 6 6 3 - 129 Bowl record — Bosaing Green 92, Hamilton Dr. all M. O'Orady-T. Slekmn oged 476 yards a punt to lead the notion self-contained class in Bluorldgo Dr. You con bo a Herald Area Adviser and handle and NNi Owls 5970-139 anctnnai-AFC (7-7) a Woshlngton- laino tw ia to Fretno Stole, Indudino a srhlleTattchlkaveraeed4S6. Calendar MeDIvm Dr. all M. Hulbert-B. Twov 6 6 6 5 - 1X NFC (96) — Bengolt report no ntw 2938' toa In the 1983 ^llfo rn lo Bowl. middle school. Certifica­ Botta Dr. Manchoitor supervise our carrier boye & girle. If you like kids - M. Haiatky-R. Fehr Outlook — Longhorns delsxite h a hod Carpantar Rd. all M o rio n O ordon 191-499, K a th y B a - 6 6 6 5 - 130 Inlurtat. RedNilm DE Dexta Manley Fretno Stole43. tuccea stopping srithbone, srlrich Air tion required. Send re­ want a little Independence and your own income... le n tk l 1S4499, Both Hoock 109175-474, M. Cavchlo-K. Green 6 6 6 6 - 110 (ankle), RB George Rogers (flu), O R a t Cooclwe — Bowling Gretn, Denny sume and placement tile K (^ Goan 1794S5, Lorrane Weba H. Irwin-T. W eltkoa 6 6 6 4 - 1X Faaraa.TexaoffenteltledbvQBBret TODAY Grimm (leg), (9T Mark May (ankle), Stolz; Fretno State, Jim Seweney. S ta ffo rd , srho fh re w f a 941 y a rii, and Ice Hockey to Mrs. Margpret Butler; MANCHESTER HERALD ITS, Lourta Gagnon 1S9476, Kennie (jorry Rinka-J. Hoot 6761-130 QB Joy Schroeda (rlM , LB Stuart Date and site — Dec. 14, at Bulldog H unta.ydw rushed to r 717 yards, (.ooktor Greenwich vt. East Cottwllc (o f Coventry Public Schools, MANCHESTER HERALD 6 ^ 1M6S6, M a lo n S m ith 410, A rle e B. Fawl-C. Bolling 6 6 6 4 - 130 Anderton (kna), C Rick Donnol- Stadium In Fretno, c a lf. the Longhorns to establish the rannlne P j^ 400, June Roweft 499, B u n n y ^ l J. MIHa-Jock Nckit 6 6 6 5 - m ley (thoulda-hand), S Greg W llllomt ^ TNevltlon — ESPN a 4 p.m. EST B o tta IM Palace), 7:15 p.m. 78 Ripley Hill Rood, Cov­ Call NOW 647-9946 471, K o ra n T ra ce y 404. ^ Lee EMa-C. Peeta 6665-130 game. M r F a a special tram s hove been Qtrts B88>8to8ll Call NOW 647-9946 CALL 647-9946 or 647-994T\ (ankle) probable. (Fretno area Mocked o a ). akevtotuccet9 Coventry of Putnam, 7:30 p.m. entry, CT 06238. EOE. U — MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday, Dec. 14. 1968 MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday. Dec. H. 1985 - a

CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 r . LOOK FOR THE STARS ... * ♦

I HOMES I HOMES I h o m es ^ IHDMED FOR SALE Look for the CLASSIFIED ADS with STARS; stars help you get HELPWiWTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED Real Estate FDR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE East Hartford - r »7,9W.;'^. Manchester — Redwood Gombolottl-Bullt — Man­ Fuel on Truck Driver — Just Listed I Enloy main­ The Bore Poet: Tha only/; IHDMES tenance free living In this Forms: Enloy the out­ chester. 8124.900. Well- better results. Put a star on your act and see what a Class II license required, fp b s a le thing missing from tniw: dependable. Fuel Oil de­ | charming 4 room. 2 bed­ standing view of the Hort- built Gombolottl Ranch. PART TIM E ford skyline from the In ultro-deslroble neigh­ cozy ranch Is your grtsin. livery East of the river. room. 116 both unit on thumb. Unique floor plart; All real estate advertised large rear deck of this S borhood. 2 fireplaces. 2 Experienced only, full Green Rood. ERA Buyers offers eat In kitchen wlthr; difference it mokes. Telephone 643-2711, Mondoy-Fridoy, ADVERTISING ASSISTANT In the Manchester Herald room raised Ranch. Fire- cor garage & carport, time. Insurance and be­ Protection' Plan In­ breakfast bar A first floor-; Mon. through Fri. / 8:30 am to 3:00 pm nefits. Call 447-9137. Is subject to the federal cluded! Blanchard 8. Ros- placed family room. 3 or 4 flagstone entry wav and Fair Housing Act of 1948. bedrooms. 2 car garage, all appliances. D.W. Fish laundry. Beoutiful recT. setto Real Estate. 646- room with stone flraploca- We Will Train which makes It Illegal to 2483. etc. Priced to sell at Realty. 443-1591 or 871- 8:30 o.m. to 5:00 p.m. JF if advertise any preference, 8123.900. Zinsser Agency. 1400. A oak staircase. V iny l, limitation or discrimina­ Welcome In the New Year 443-1511.______exterior. Situated near Great opportunity for housewives. Must Glastonbury on deep Ipt.* Part Time Job For Moth­ tion based on race, color, In this beautifully deco­ Wet Point I The Inside of KIT ‘N’ CARLYLE ®by Larry Wright have a reiiabie car. Excelient houriy Sentry Real Estote. 643-j ers — School bus driving religion, sex or notional rated 7 room full dor- Acreage. Horses A Water this terriflc 4 room Ranch HDMES RDDM8 wage plus gas mileage allowance. In Bolton and Columbia. origin, or on Intention to mered cape with first — Will be yours when you has lust been freshly FD R S M i FDR RENT Will train. Call 537-5234, moke any such prefer­ floor fireplaced family purchase this 3 bedroom pointed. New wall to wall South Windsor— 8147.900. Call: 537-5746 or 449-4188. ence. limitation or dis­ room, screened In porch. home with 2 car garage. 2 carpet In living room, new Investment Property — baths, large fleldstone kitchen floorcovering and Proud A Professional. Pleasant room for mature crimination. The Herald Inground pool and gar- Monchester $149,900. 2 working gentlenran, kit­ Masseuse: High Income will not knowingly accept ogel Only 8125.900. Happy fireplace In living room, new light fixtures tool The kind of home many homes, one Is o two Manchester Herald aluminum sided, 40' Built In 1981 - approxi­ yearn tor. . outstanding chen priveledges, park­ potential. Flexible hours, any advertisement which Holidays. Blanchard & a family, the other Is o ing, near bus line. Refer­ pleasant working condi­ Is In violation of the low. Rossetto Real Estate. 646- enclosed porch, alarm mately 3 acres In Bolton. design A quality with, single family home. Of­ 643-2711 system. 3 stall barn, cor­ Owner anxious. Imme­ significant amenities, too ences required, call tions. Confoct Mott at 2482.______fice space Is possible! Col! 647-9033. Between 9:00 am and Noon. Cameo Club. 875-9639. Selling? We Need You I ral. pond & brook plus 13 diate occupancy. Give us many to mention here.. today tor details. D.W. Repossessed homes from acres for horses. Call a coll. Jackson A Jackson Four bedrooms. 2 baths, Ask for Penny Sieffert. We hove more buyers Fish Realty, 643-1591 or BUYER MEETS seller In for M r v ^ , Odd lobs., Trucking. iiwctomw* Custom Pointing end wot* Ramodolino than homes I If you've Gov't from 81.00 plus re- now. 8122.900. Century 21 Real Estate. 447-8400 or first floor family room 871-1400. Irsi You namo tpoporlng. QuoUtv «Mrk->»<8Minots, reotino, Sot? palrs/toxes. Throughout with floor to celling Field- the want ods... Homoropdirs. considered selling over Jockston-Showcose. 444- It, wo do n. Froo’ osti- monthlp.'^ Call ovontaigi, room oddltlont, the lost several years but Ct/Natlonwidet Also tax 1314. . stone fireplace. For your Manchester — 861,500. molos. tnsurod. 8484904. oiinr McHugh. 8C4921: , docks, dll tvsss ot romp. Hairstylist — Port time were hesitant because of properties. 214-453-3000. Custom Designed — Cape personal showing coll to­ Great way to start. Super \ doltngand rtpolrs. FRBB for busy Manchester market conditions...coll Including Sunday. Ext Spoclous Cope with 4 with 4 bedrooms, master day. Sentry Real Estate. stater home In convenient APARTMENTS Howkot Trap Oorvico — Folntlrtg and Foporhdng- osHmotts. Fully'liNUiWS/ COMPUTER LETTER SPECIALISTS salon, no following neces­ H1072. suite on first floor. 21' 643-4040^______2nd Shift the professionals at Blan­ bedrooms, large fire- location. 3 bedrooms, FOR RENT io„aiocirtc -> Buckoi Truck A Chippor. Ino — Extarlor and fnto- Tolodhono u m M i’t m t sary. Experienced only. chard and Rossetto. 446- placed living room, for­ family room, gourmet kit­ large eat-ln kitchen plus o iXtrOouiM.Orto Stump Ronteval. FrooKi- rlor, collinpt ropnirod. Coll manager. 443-8339. Government Homes from mal dining room, fully chen plus a 5 room att­ Brand New Listing I 9 Candidates must be artistic, able to follow in­ 2483. . 'W e 'r e selling spacious formal dining oxMli timotos. Spockri comidor- Rvo’EyVnCwSd TWflV iosSiMnECi* houses!'. 81 (U Repair). Also delin­ oppllonced kitchen, large ached guest of In-law Room older Cope Cod room and o garage. yll Quality work. Martin Loon GlouynskI auHdor structions, attentive to detail, cooperative and situated on 2 plus acres In p|lontorBMoriy<'ondHon- quent tax property. Coll first floor family room, apartment. See It today. Hurry 1 Won't lost! Joyce ■ afji’jtyte ''' i&iuNih tNcpppod. 847-7SS9. Mattsaon, tvoninpa, 84F - - Now homos, oddHIontr flexible. Basic understanding of home com­ Historic Bolton Green — 1-805-487-4000. Ext. GH- central air. lots of extras Blanchard A Rossetto Bolton. Newer kitchen G. Epstein Real Estate. 4411. . : . romodoiine, rtc rooms^ 9945 for Information. with appliances. Needs Mdsior: fleonst and In- puters helpful. Spacious restored antique to stay, you'll enloy pri­ Real Estate. 644-2482. 647-8895. Available January 1st. siir0d.^44dmi^ A ynrt of OoHvortng rich loam 5 u porogos, kitchons romor Soles Help — Full and port 8 room Colonial with 7 vacy of fenced In yard, finishing touches through­ lust completed one bed­ .doMd, ctHIngs, boNi tHfc out. Priced to sell at L.'A; Cdnyorto, in c - vordt, 848 plustpx. Sand, CRIB ATTENDANT time mothers hours, man­ working fireplaces, chest­ LOOKING FOR good house sets on quiet street Manchester — Owner. 5 Manchester — Treat you room apartment with car­ pravtl, A sfono. 8484984. dormors, roofing; aotl- agement opportunities. nut floors and a new born I newt? Look for the many close to all conveniences. room Cape, garage, en­ 887,900. Coll us today I and your family this peting, appliances and dontlOl or eommorcloii STOCKROOM ATTENDANT Coll Maureen at Unique Must be seen I Blanchard bargain buys advertised 890.000. Century 21 closed porch. 879.900. Jackson A Jackson Real Xmas to this lovely 7 plenty of storage on East Lovlnp Mothor will coro' . 8494291. ’ Furnishings. Etc. 444-5543 & Rossetto Real Estate. in the classified columns Jockston-Showcose. 444- CHFA 9witd___ _ _ In- prior experience with Inventory/Stock Con­ eral other fine features Manchester — Available ctednlne#'iNeW.i'«8ob|<65$: surod. CMI8484M8. that make this home Ideal Immediately, a modern trol, you may be just the person to fill this posi­ ___ F o F \..,...... Froo auoM*,’Monchostor tion. Ability to operate a forklift and computer for you! Priced at four room apartment with homo owner.'-’849-1158, Robert B. Jorvis, Froo Estlmoto*. 8484998. 8136JXX). U A R Realty. appliances. 8400 monthly Hon, coll 233K^'ufn,.. familiarity a definite plus. 9 m . Ask % Stove OkHTotona. Bullding-Romodoling A43-2692. plus utilities. 647-1113after ipjK M Ist. AddKIoiMkl t M.I.. ------6pm. dpot, roofing/ fldlMU k lF l ORDER ENTRY CLERK |Brond New Listing! An- PAMIMB/ chont, Bathrooms, ro- tsoldl built 6 room Colon- Five Large Rooms — p i \ o came n t Immediate opening for an Order Entry Clerk to Hal, 3 bedrooms, 1 ’6 boths, Porches, wosher/dryer, wfndows/doors. 8 4 ^ 1 2 . maintain our sales order files. Qualified.candi- fireplace. Extra Insula- hookups, refrigerator, Rotirod Nurse with oxcol- ...... 'Foporty arothors.-i- Bo- dates must type 40-45 wpm, be attentive to de­ .tlon, very energy effi­ cellar, attic, good park­ lont oKporloniBO dsilrot liomo your, own prtco — romgdNtnpK In- tail, and be able to work independently. Ex­ cient. pretty lot. Coll us ing. References and se­ pMVPtf work wllh oldorly Fdthor.',.ond ion. Fast, construction, ro ^ tio l, tfMiMOn waW thoiiii^ perience on an Apple computer a plusi .Today 1 Offered in the curity. Rent 8450. Availa­ in oil stopoi of illnsM. dopondobloi sorvlco. commorcioi. oddttlons, parbaeodlsposolttidOcol A90's. Jackson A Jackson ble December 15th. Includlnp llpht house du- Folntlnp, Poporhonolno rtm ^ons, a r«poko. 8494889. VliM/M- {Real Estate. 647-8400 or 643-6922 days, 643-4654 tiot. 84F7071. n A Ramovot. Call i bulMUio sorvlco. S8941S4.- oftoreord ocoodtod. Q.C. ELECTRICAL INSPECTOR C 646-8646. evenings. W£LCOM£, aoop course. ririNce...ANr td dSAz .Apretx. all CLAtZA, ytHJIZ. J THC Primary responsibilities will be to inspect and « * M * * 4i 4i 4i * 4i 4i « 4> 41 « is Three Room apartment Lov£LV Gue^r. SU&AKPLOA1 test Incoming electrical parts. Candidates with heat, hot water, must have a minor electronic background - fl8ntals stove, refrigerator, carpet. 8365. Centrally lo­ r^APARTMEHTS 1 ^ HOUSEHOLD ■ be able to use meters, scopes, know color Gymnasiums Swedish Gifts Aie roacufi codes. Ability to follow detailed instructions, Appliances cated, adults preferred. I ^ F O R REHT GOODS I PETS OiANQuer,' visit the SCANDANAVIAN GIFT No pets. Security deposit. perform repetitive testing with extreme accur-' HUGHIES WEIGHT ROOM. Arobics. RDDMS Call 646-7690; otter 4pm, SHOP to find that extraordinary gift AL SIEFFERTS APPLIANCES, 445 Doberman, red, 4 years acy, and work Independently. Some lifting re­ nautilus, personollzed Instruction - FOR RENT 643-0496. Manchester — Available Vernon — Four Room Used Refrigerators, gift certificates available. 205 you've been looking for. We also Hartford Rood. Manchester. CT., 647- Immediately. One, two Ranch with appliances, Washers, Ranges — old, spaded female, excel­ quired. carry Swedish Foods. Ellington Cen­ 9997. Shop now for a full selection of Hortford Rood, Manchester, 643-2749. Bolton — Charming 2 and three bedroom apart­ lake privileges, no child­ clean, guaranteed, parts lent lines and temoer- ter Plozo, Ellington, 872-0273. televisions. VCR's, audio equipment, Gentlemen only — Cen­ ren. no pets. 8500monthly. ment. Free to good home room efficiency apart­ ments. 8425. $495, 8525, and service. Low prices. GSP offers an excellent benefits package bio screen TVs, microwaves, com­ tral location, kitchen priv­ heat and hot water In­ 742-6736. B.D. Pearl A Son, 649 with fenced In yard. Call * * « « « ment In Colonial home on ^hlch includes medical, dental and life insur­ 4i * 4i 4i 4i pact disc players, washers, dryers, ileges, parking available, cluded. J.D. Real Estate, Main Street, 643-2171. 649-1955. and kitchen appliances. We will beat security and references West Street. Available ance, pension plan and tuition reimburse­ January, looking for one 646-1980. ment. Qualified candidates may apply at our any price I required. 860 per week. Like New 14 cu. ft. Indus­ 643-2693. person, no pets, trial freezer. 8350. 649- There's someone out facility or send a resume with salary history to: Jewelry 8375/monthly Includes Like Private Home — 3Vj I STORE AND MUSICAL 9012. CARS/TRUCKS there who wonts to buy 4c * 4c 4> * heat and electric. Asking room apartment. Base­ OFFICE SPACE ITEMS BRAY JEWELERS, 499 Main Street, Gold Jewelry Completely Furnished — ment, appliances. Work­ I [fob s a le your power tools. Find Including stove, refriger­ one month security dep­ Wonder Warm Jenus 400 that buyer with a low-cost E Manchester Specializing In Seiko and osit. Coll 643-7427 otter ing single adult, married PERSONNEL DEPARTMENT Pulsar watches. Also 14K Gold Chains Sparkling new 14Korat Gold Chains, ator and linens. $50 couple. No children, pets. Office Space — Excellent wood Burning fireplace Lloyd's AM/FM Stereo od In Classified. 643-2711. 5:30pm. location with ample park­ 1967 Mustang, automatic, GERBER SCIENTIHC PRODUCTS, INC. and fine jewelry. Hummel figurines. Bongles and Bracelets. 810.95-816.95 Beauty Salons weekly plus 2 weeks secur­ 643-2880. Insert by Dunham Lehr and 8-track stereo car­ ing. 600, 400 A 300 sq. ft. tridge plover and turnta­ 6 cylinder. First8200 takes 151 Batson Drive Watch ond jewelry repair. "We Ser­ per gram. Sold by weight at THE ity. Call between 5pm- Inc. Used only 2 seasons. NOTICI TO caiDiToas TRES CHIC BEAUTY SALON has gift Manchester — 5 room office suites ore now ble. Hardly used. Asking It. Call 742-8843 after Manchester, CT 06040 vice What We Sell" 643-5617. GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY. 805 Main 9pm, 646-9832. For Rent — January 1st. Asking $400. Call 646-4886 5:30pm. ESTATE OF certificates available for all your hol­ duplex, available Janu­ available. 649-2891. anytime. $85. Call 647-1560 after RUTH H. HOWELL, late of EOE-M/F/HA^ Street - 643-6295. Also diamonds, ary 15th. Refrigerator and Five-room duplex. Fire­ iday styles. Great stocking stutters I Ladles Only — Nice, quiet place, large kitchen, 5pm, ask for Len. Manchester, deceased Ill di 41 4* pendants, earrings, and rings. stove provided. No pets. Store — Main Street, 1981 Flat Sfrodo — 2 door, The Hon. William E. Fitz­ 643-2483. 303 East Center Street. room for senior citizen or stove, yard, basement, French Provincial Bed­ Gerald, Judge, of the Court Located In CONNECTICUT! Adults preferred. IV 2 Manchester. 100% loca­ Classical Accoustic guitar fuel Injected, 40,000 origi­ working girl. Located on wosher-drver hookups, room Set — Good condi­ nal miles. Excellent con­ of Probate, District of Man­ VALLEY COIN.. bus line. References and months security required. tion, heat, air, parking tion. Large dresser, 9 with case. Rarely used. chester at a hearing held on 4i 4i * 4i 4i $490 per month plus heat convenient location to bus dition. $1,875. 742-9476. Stereo Specialist security. Call after stops, parking for one car Included, reasonable. 649- drawers with mirror, Nylon strings. Good for « December 10, 1985 ordered C 4i 4i 4> 4i 8* and utilities. 688-4348. 5334 or 643-7175. beginner. Call 646-3513. that all claims must be pre­ 5:30pm, 644-0383. only. No pets. $625 night stand and chrome sented to the fiduciary on or J.B. ELECTRONICS — Where Pro­ coffee table with glass. 845.0 Six room apartment for monthly plus utilities, se­ [MISCELLANEOUS before March 13, 1986 or be fessionals buy their stereo equipment curity deposit, lease. Call Best offer. 643-1665. [AUTOMOTIVE barred os by low provided. and accessories. Discount pricing on Florists THE VILLAGE HAIR STYLIST, 312 Immediate occupancy, Mary Lou Taylor, Main Street, Manchester, 649-0817 — HOMES 647-1004 after 5pm MISCELLANEOUS Clerk Sew-Simple Knit For Him cash an carry Items. Call Jack Ber­ near center, with applian­ I Jalousie Storm Door — RECREATIONAL 20% off Redken Products with men­ FOR SALE ces, no utilities, 2 months weekdays. I Snow tires — one pair The fiduciary Is: trand 643-1262. CHRISTMAS PLANTS, CENTER- I FOB RENT Right opening. 36' x 80'. Richard Relchenboch PIECES, Holiday Rose Special and tion of this ad. Great Gift Ideos for the escro. 8550 per month. ITEMS mounted on GM wheels, Holidays. Four Room Apartment — 825.00. 646-4729.0 406 Woodland St. Christmas Parties. KRAUSE FLO­ Telephone 643-5372. Garage and Office Space G78-15. Still good rubber. Manchester, CT 06040 4i 4i 4i 4i 4i Heat, appliances, one cor 825 pair, 649-4744.D 027-12 RIST, 621 Hartford Rood. 643-9559. only. No pets. Security, tor rent — 104 Hilliard 4i 4i « 4i 41 GLASTONBURY- Manchester — Three bed­ Street, Manchester. 643- room modern kitchen and lease, references. $435. 4* 4i 4i M 4> MANCHESTER Coll 649-3340. 7516 or 643-7707. Typewriters both, heat and hot water You don't have to be on Sportsmen Christm as INVITATION TO BID INVITATION TO BID LINE Included. 8550 plus secur­ Four Room Apartment — Manchester — 2 car gar­ advertising expert to get Special: 15% off Inven­ YALE TYPEWRITER SERVICE — CENTERPIECES, FRUIT BASKETS, Knitting Start off the new year ity deposit. Coll 643-0360. tory sole on all fishing The Eighth Utilities District, The Eighth Utilities District, first floor, adults, no pets, age for storage, 835 each results In Classified. We'll 32 Main St., Manchester, CT., 32 Main St., Manchester, CT Typewriters rebuilt. Portable Flower Plants tor Your Holidoy In this handsome 4 side. 649-4003. gear and hunting and seeks bids for Fire Hose Typewriters from 835. Sales and Ser­ Love to knit? Want to learn? DREAM no oooMances. Security, help you word your ad. seeks bids for low pressure Needs. BROWN'S FLOWERS INC., WEAVER YARN SHOP hosyour knit­ bedroom, 2'h bath co­ First Floor, 2 bedroom ^-2711. camping accessories. Call washer. rescue cushions. vice. Typewriter and Adding 163 Main Street, Monchester. 643- apartment, heat and hot References, one car. 649- ting needs for the holidays. 1227 Burii- lonial on large treed 1265. S A S Tackel after 2pm, Bid specifications may be ob­ Bid specifications movbeob­ Mochines. 41 Purnell Place, Man­ 8455. lot. Compare at water Included. No pets. 647-1717. tained during normal busi­ tained during normal busi­ chester. 649-4986. side Ave.. East Hortford, 282-0026. 643-7664. ness hours, (9:00a.m. to 5:00 ness hours (9:00 o.m. to 5:00 $149,9(». Deluxe Four Room, two I MISCELLANEOUS p.m.) Mibndav thru Sotur- p.m.) Mondoy thru Sotur- 4c 4< 4i 4i M bedroom apartment — For Sale dov, from the Dispatcher at dov, from the DIspotcher at 4c 4i 4i 4« 4< Barnott-Bowman, fully aopllanced kitchen. I FOR SALE the Eighth Utilities District the Eighth Utilities District HOMES Firehouse, 32 Main St., Man­ Firehouse, 32 Moln St., Man­ 4i 4> 4< 4> 4> Tibbies Includes heat and hot chester, CT., 06040. chester, CT 06040. FOR SALE water. $525 monthly. 649- Assembled Unpointed 6 I ANTIQUES PARK HILL JOYCE FLOWER SHOP B33-3BB1 I a i JHOUDAY/ room Victorian Doll­ Sealed bids will be received Sealed bids will be received 4003. SEASONAL at the above oddress until at the above address until — Fancy Fruit Baskets. Boxwood Ceramics house. About 3' X 2' X 3'. 7:00 p.m., Monday, Decem­ 7:00 o.m., Monday, Decem­ Fruit Baskets Trees - All Your Christmas Decorat- Coventry Lake Water­ Lots of detail. Call 74^7289 ber 30, 1985, at which time ber 30, 1985, at which time Ino NeedsI 36 Oak Street. 649-0791. Make the perfect ceramic gift tor the front — Newly renovated, or 649-0778.______they will be publicly opened, they will be publicly opened, FANCY FRUIT BASKETS — Order HARTFORD read aloud and recorded. read aloud and recorded. early. Also Wicker Items. 20% Off All holidays. Coll Nancy Thomas, Immaculate 7 room, 3 bedroom, fire­ furnished one bedroom apartment for maximum Chintz Bed Flounces, Bids shoM remain valid tor Bids shall remain valid for Wicker. PERO FRUIT STAND - 276 4c 4i 4« 4i 4< CERAM ICS ETC.. 643-2862,1 M itchell ANTIQUES thirty days from the bid thirty days from the bid place, 25 foot family room, alumi­ 2 persons. Available to Christmas Memorobella Heirloom Lace collars, Oakland Street. Manchester. Drive. Manchester. hand carved pitchfork opening date. The District openlno dote. The District num sided ranch, plus pool room, June 15. 8550 a month — 6 ft. aluminum tree, 4 WAREHOUSE reserves the right to relect reserves the right to relect 1 643-6384. medieval candelabra. any and all bids for any rea­ Ik 4c 4c 4c 4c Includes heat and electric­ dozen gold satin bolls, any and all bids for any rea­ wrought iron pillared front porch. ity. Lease, 81,100 deposit Glitter or Glitz; country son deemed to be In the best son deemed to be In the best many ornamental can­ Open Tu0$.~SBt. Interest of the District. Interest of the District. M tm Package Stores and references required. dles, pretty door charm or sheek, unusual Large landscaped fenced in yard, lOam-Spm JDSEFH TRIPP 742-3022. wreathes, table cloth, and unique! Red Goose JDSEFH TRIPP BROWNS PACKAGE STORE has a extra summer house and tool shed, Farm Antiques, Goose FIRE CDMMISSIDNER FIRE CDMMISSIDNER Crafts runner. 649-7705. Dated at Manchester, Conn, variety of liquors, wines, cordials, for mid 90’s. Immediate occupancy. Call Manchester — North End, Lane, Coventry. Open Fri­ 243 Farmingtofl Ave., Doted at Manchester, CT. your holiday needs and gift olvlng day, Saturday, Sunday, this 6th day ot December, this 6th day of December, CREATIVE CRAFTS has a varied se­ one bedroom apartment. Firewood — Cut, spilt, Hartford 1985. 1985. SMAU Ideas. 278 West Middle Tpke. 643-7330. lection of unique craft supplies. Per­ owner for appointment. 643-1667. In quiet residential area. seasoned. Buy anything 12-4om. 742-9137. Country Christmas fect gift for the craft lover In your life. 020-12 019-12 MEDIUM Near buslines. Utilities from a bundle to two 525-6785 Chrlstmos Is coming, our geese are 4c 4c 4c 4> 4i 2SB Olcott Street, Manchester. 646- n o t Included. $400 cords. Prices start at 78< Royal Portable typewri­ LARGE getting fat, come and pick a 5825. monthly. Call 646-3158 be­ cu. ft. 643-8065 after 5pm. ter with leather cose. 10 point type. Excellent con­ LE(ML NOTICE Christmas bear or perhaps a cheerful tween 8am-4:30pm. INVITATION TO BIO 4 dition. 850. Telephone 649- cat. Cinnamon sticks and rag dolls A 4i 41 4> 4> 4( country things galore - Irene gift Andover — 3'/z rooms 1047.0 Automotive The School Building Committee ot the Town of Coventry Is 8281 nwiaouiDE CHERRONES PACKAGE STORE. with appliances. LIVING accepting sealed Bids for: The Window/Wall Replacement koo«ve 2681 wrapping In the rear, Glnny by the Women's full length qnd Energy Conservation Work of the George Hersey door. Holidoy hours. Mon.-Sat. 10-6, Stock up on your Holiday beverages 8475/month Including Robertson School, Coventry, Connecticut. for a wide selection of gift packs, heat. Call Mary, 649-9459 CHRISTMAS leather coat, size 5, car- Knit a rib-stitch sleeve­ Sun. 12-5, Thurs. 'til 9. CRAFTS­ Unique Gifts mel color. Excellent con­ CARS/TRUCKS Bids must be submitted on forms and In the manner speci­ MEN'S GALLERY. 58 Cooper Street, wines, champagnes A liquors. 624 or 646-2482. fied. Forms and Specifications may be obtained from the Df- A trio of easy-aew aepa- less cardigan fo r your TREES dition. 850. 643-1814.0 [for SALE favorite f^low from 4- Manchester. 647-8161. East Middle Tpke., 643-7027. The store with clegont, unique and flcc of the Superintendent of Schools, between 8:30 A.M. and ratea for the youna aet different fashions and gifts from Manchester — Two bed­ 3 :X P.M. at 78 Ripley Hill Rood, Coventry, Connecticut — comfy T-ahirt, pretty ply knitting worsted. Right on time for the 1975 Dodge Window Van IM238. Bids will be accepted at the Dfficc of the Superinten­ No. 2681 has knit direc­ 4i 4i 4i « • around the world. EAST WEST room duplex with applian­ 19 Lewis Street blouse, and button- 4i 4i 4i « 4> holidays — 3 piece boy's — With back seat, 3 speed dent of Schools until 3:00 P.M. local time on January 10,1986, trimmed pull-on skirt. tions for Sizes Small, Me­ IM P O R T S , 11116 C enter S tre e t, ces. Newly remodeled, Manchester at which time they will be publicly opened and read. dium and Large (36-46) Manchester, 643-Sm. nice neighborhood, avail­ suit, size 16. $30. Call on column and removable No. 8281 with Photo- 649-5354.0 Each Bid must be accompanied by o Bid Bond or certified inclusive. able Immediately. 8500 (behind barn) bed frame In back. $900. check In the amount of Ten (10%) percent of the amount Bid. Guide is in Sizes 6 to 14 Call after 4pm, 742-5824. The successful Bidder of the General Controct will be re­ years. Size 8 . . . T-shirt, Army/Navy plus security. Call 643- Ts ordtr, issi 82J 0L tar sack Tools 2006. Ladles small CB locket, quired to submit 0 Satisfactory Performance, and Labor 1 ^ yards 45-inch; blouse, fattani, plaa SOt far pattaga ta4 Come In and check out DOUG'S $18 Any Tree coordinating bibs sweater 1978 Horizon — New and Moterlols Bond for the full Contract amount eouol to 114 yards; skirt, 114 aasdllai. ARMY NAVY'S discounted prices on and hat. Good condition. brakes, clutch, exhaust AIA Document A311. y a i^ . AWIK CABOT SHOP BLISH HARDWARE. 793 Main O P E N H O U S E Four Room Duplex — Open Sat. A Sun. A deposit of Twenty-Five Dollars (S2S.OO) per set of Orow- clothing and much more for the Street for the Do-It-Yourselfer. Com­ THE UNIQUE BOUTIQUE (Next to Two bedrooms, washer $45. 643-4607.O system; good gas mi­ 10 0SDI«, itod *2.50 far tiek flSriSfS jSSfflaa Vic's Pizza). 149 West Middle Tpke. 9 am - 4 pm leage; high miles, Ings and Specifications will be required, refundable upon re­ Bittsra, ^ 504 nr »Mtaf • entire family. Doug's Is open from plete line of tools. Open Dolly 8:30am 44 Plymouth Lane, Manchester and dryer hookups, 8410 turn of each set In good condition within twenty (20) days Na*Tais,N.T.ioesa Lovely handcrafted gifts from Lifetime Video Member­ S1,200/best otter. 643-5701. after receiving Bids. usdlieg. rnat Naaia Mlrata eltt ZIP 9-9, Monday thru Saturday. Sunday to 5:30pm and Thursday evenings for monthly plus security ceoi aai ai|ta Naaiar. 12-5. 269 West Middle Tpke., Man­ the Holidays. 643-4121. porcelain dolls to teddy bears and Sunday 2-4 PM deposit and references. 646-4126 ship plus 10 free rentals. Minimum wage scales os provided for In Public Act No. 240 SPECIAL: Over 200 ae- chester (next to M edl-M art), 643-5065. condle8 to pot pourri. 643-8755. Call 646-2531. Won at Auction. Already Dodge Aspen — Special must be maintained. hove. 646-0475 evenings. fiwwTelBStsi lectiona and a FR E E 41 4i 41 * 41 Enjoy Christmas in this Gracious Colonial Edition, 1977. 2 door, lan­ The right Is reserved to relect any or all Bids, In whole or in aiw rart. M.T. itSM Pattern Section in the 41 4i 4i 4i 41 found in a super area of fine homes. 4 Bed­ 520.0 dau, power steering, port, to award any Item, group of items, or total Bid, and to . Juat 13.00. HOUSEHOLD power brakes, automatic waive Informality or technical defects, If It Is deemed to be In Prist HtaTsr 'jiMrtit ■lUi ZIP rooms, 2% Baths. Large Rooms. 2 Car Gar­ HOMES transmission, reclining the best Interest ot the School Building ComitiIttee of the COSE, tlilt iM tf ass tin. ■OOMatSJjisaaca FOB HEHT BOODS Town ot Coventry. New FASHION with »iza aotu 0i4 ana Na«. saw age, 2 Fireplaces. Screened Porch, Cul-de- seats, excellent condition. H aiita aaaj Swa ■ auaa SMak $1,650,643-7565. No Bidder mov withdraw their Bid within forty-five (45) Phato-Guide patterns in •■Ut—NIIStaOM MNOIIMHM— sac, adjacent wooded area included. PETS days of the dote of the Bid openlno. all aiie ranges, has a Zi lieaa at aaaiiiaiata isiua. $12e,(X)0. Dot Krivick, The Heritage Group, Manchester — Large four Maple Stereo Console — By: JUDITH A. HALVORSON, CHAIRMAN sped a m —TO aivt ar s u p —ae bedroom Contemporary 1976 AMC Pacer — Looks eial Grace Cole Collce- aaaWaaam ttaaa to auaa. 633-8311. Evenings 644-1052. $50. 647-1912.0 Wanted — Small young SCHOOL BUILDING COMMITTEE tion irgersises; pins tH#-HWMS-ae pasaa at aaka- In fine family neighbor­ dog, Benll type for a good good, runt good. Only TOWN OF COVENTRY, CONNECTICUT 2 BONUS CoapimB! hood. 8925 per month. Call Quartz Heater — $20. S57S. 649,6039 evenings. • isT-ueMStSTiiii cevzauTS Dirtethws: East Center St. to Plymouth Lane home. ^11 after 4pm, DATED: DECEMBER 11. m s Price . . . . 8240 — 24 at* aai aaail Sa4 atlita. Joyce, 647-8895. Telephone 646-3556.0 646-1263. See at 141 Prospect Street. 036-12 ‘ *>., * *, V ^ '.J% I,*- ...\^t.-t<*t'’.-»»'.- J ■.. ■>•,' -> -V • }» • •# hr - ••:.-j5' rr -rT-7*r-

M - MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday, Pec. 14. MM BUSINESS SPORTS Pats seek elusive BuaineBa How to handle lump-sum retirement Orange Bowl win ... page 11 in an annuity, rather than an In B rie f QUESTION: I retired recently and received a fairly account, because IRA withdrawals will come to an large lump sum from my employer’s retirement plan. end and an annuity pays out for life. u ., Munton’t raltM $2,000 I know I can either report all this money on my 1985 I should think it all depends on which of income tax return and use 10-year averaging, or I can the better rate of return as an investment. What do A family day at Munson’i Candy Kitchen Inc. put it into a rollover individual retirement account. Investors’ railed $2,000 recently for Newington Children’s I have been told that it generally would be to my you think? Hospital. G uide advantage to take 10-year averaging. But, since I ANSWER: I ’m with you. Families visiting the Bolton candy shop had the have other money in certificates of deposit I can use to William A. Doyle For openers, vou don’t pay income tax on the money opportunity to watch candy being made from live on until I reach 70‘A , wouldn’t it be wiser to put the you put into any IRA. That saves you money each scratch-and-taste test samples. The proceeds will retirement plan distribution into a rollover IRA? ' year. Except for annuities in "403(b) plans, which be used to purchase medical equipment. are available to employees of schools, hospitals, ANSWER; Most likely, yes. religious, charitable and other nonprofit orgaiUza- Farm foreclosurat drop By using 10-year averaging, you would pay 1985 tions, the money that goes into annuities comes from iiaurbrBtrr Hrralit federal income tax on that lump-sum distribution as if ) Manchii.Mer .A Ciiy iil Village Charm withdrawals. after "after tax” dollars. , . WASHINGTON - Foreclosures by the you hod received the money over 10 years. That would And, anyone reaching age 70*A in 1985 or later is Farmers Home Administration were down There’s one point of which you should be aware. You be a big savings, compared to paying full income tax allowed to recalculate his or her life expectancy sharply in the fiscal year that ended on Sept. 30, on that money. However, the tax savings would be a have to put the money into the rollover IRA within 60 annually and stretch out IRA withdrawals. Assuming but officials say the situation for 1985-86 is clouded one-shot thing. After that, anything that money earns, days after you receive the check. If you delay past that you do that, you’ll never outlive yoiir IRA. Single copy: 25S by many uncertainties. in interest or dividends, would be taxable. The added time limit, you’ll be hit with full income tax on the Monday, Dec. 16,1985 That "someone” gave you bad advice. If you can Accoi^ing to new figures by the FmHA, an taxes you would pay in future years might be entire amount. afford to put money into an IRA. do it. agency of the Agriculture Department, about substantial. 4,005 farmers were "lost” through foreclosures, By putting that retirement plan distribution in a QUESTION: Do I have to roll over the entire QUESTION; Has the annual amount that a married bankruptcies and other causes in 1984-85. Those rollover IRA, you’ll defer income tax on both that amount of a qualified lump-sum distribution from my couple, only one of whom Is employed, been raised amounted to about 1.6 percent of the agency’s money and the money it earns until you make former employer’s retirement plan into an individual Telephone O’Neill wants farm borrowers, who total more than 270,000. withdrawals from the IRA, which you’ll be required to retirement account in order to keep it tax-deferred? from $2,250 to $4,000? In the previous year, said an agency start doing after age 70‘/k. spokesman, Marlyn Aycock, 6,713 farmers were There’s no cut and dried answer as to which of the ANSWER; No. That formerly was the rule, but it’s ANSWER: Not yet. That proposed hike in annual lost from all causes, a loss rate of 2.4 percent. two chojpes you are considering is better for everyone not any more. contributions to a spousal IRA is part of President a life-saver During 1982-83, he said, 7,529 farmers left the in your position. You can put part of that lump-sum distribution into Reagan’s tax overhaul plan and is expected to be included when the tax bill now under consideration more prisons land, a loss rate of 2.7 percent. For people who want to have lump-sum retirement a rollover IRA and do anything you like with the rest of "W e don't have any projections (for 1985-86),” plan distributions available for immediate spending, the money. finally clears Congress. Yes, I ’m hedging with the words “ proposed and Aycock said in an interview this week. "There are 10-year averaging 1s the wise choice. The portion of the lump sum that goes into the so many undecided factors, including what However, you don’t need that money. Most likely, rollover IRA will remain tax-sheltered. You will, of "expected.” Our lawgivers are still diddling around at town bar happens to the Farm Credit System." you’ll do better by putting It into a rollover IRA and course, have to pay income tax on the money you don’t with massive tax legislation. and troopers keeping it sheltered from taxes. That lump sum place in that IRA. should grow into a much more sizable amount by the Doyle welcomes written questions, but he can Call gives owner time time you’re required to start making IRA QUESTION; Someone told me it is better to invest provide answers only through the column. VA loan rate at low point HARTFORD (UPI) - Gov. given day. 6 to fire shot at robber William A. O’Neill said today he The $11.5 million package un­ WASHINGTON — The new maximum Vete­ will seek state funds in the next veiled today represents only part rans Administration loan rate of 10.5 percent that By George Layng fiscal year to hire more state of the budget request O’Neill will went into effect Friday is the lowest since late troopers and build additional pri­ submit to the General Assembly in 1970. Herald Reporter GAF Corp. aims February to finance operatlons of Stocks Set New Record sons to fight crime in Connecticut. Warren Lasko, executive vice president of the The Democratic governor issued the criminal justice system in the Mortgage Bankers Association, said the move by The Dow Jones Industrial Average climbed A phone call probably saved Sylvia Ann Whitten from getting shot late Sunday night. a series of proposals calling for next fiscal year, officials said. the VA, announced Thursday, is a response to the 23.97 points to 1535.21, surpassing its spending more than$11.5millionin Although the package includes decline in all mortgage rates. to sweeten offer previous record of 1511.70. Whitten, the owner of Renn’s Tavern on Cooper the 1986-87 fiscal year as part of some new initiatives, several of its He refused to p i^ ic t any further lowering of Street, was held up at gunpointby a man in a ski mask what will be his overall proposed components are required under rates, but added that for 15-year conventional just after midnight. ’The unidentified man forced budget for the courts and criminal laws enacted earlier and the $11.5 loans "w e are darned close to having single-digit Whitten to give him cash from the register and then million total merely includes the mortgage rates.” justice system. pointed a handgun at her. The proposals unveiled today funds to carry out those commit­ The change is the second in less than a month Previous record Company plans to woo When the gun made a clicking noise, Whitten included added . funding to hire ments, officials said. and the fifth this year. The VA had lowered the of 1511.70 set The main components of the rate to 11 percent Nov. 20. thought she was about to get shot. But just then, a additional state police and court Dec. 11, 1985. phone behind the man rang. staff and to build three new prisons $11.5 million package include; and other facilities, including the • $225,000 for new state police "It startled him enough to turn around,” Whitten Carbitde sharehoWers state’s first halfway house for recruits. Larrye deBear, the gov­ said this morning. She then ducked behind a counter, * women inmates. ernor’s press secretary, said the Yields down In late auction pulled out her own .25 caliber pistol, reached over the By Morybeth Nibley chairman and chief executive officer, O’Neill outlined the $11.5 million request represents a continuation counter and fired. WASHINGTON — Yields on short-term Treas­ The Associated Press renewed his request to meet with Union package in remarks prepared for of efforts to beef up the state police ury securities fell in the postponed auction Carbide management and said the The man yelled “ Jesus” and ran out the front door, delivery at a luncheon following force. Thursday with rates on six-month bills dropping NEW YORK — By amending the proposed d ^ l, including the price, was police said. Before he left, he put the money from the dedication ceremonies for a new • $5 million to begin construc­ to the lowest level since July. terms of its $4.12 billion bid to biiy Union open for negotiation. 1480 register on the bar. state courthouse in New London. tion of two new prisons with a total The Treasury Department sold $7.6 billion in Carbide Corp., GAF Corp. has made the In a letter sent Friday to Union " I ’m still a bit uptight,” Whitten said in an ‘"Equal justice for ail’ is not of 900 beds. O’Neill also will three-month bills at an average discount rate of offer more appealing to the chemical Carbide Chairman Warren M. Ander­ Interview this morning. simply a phrase to be trotted out propose building a 60-bed jail for 7.05 percent, down from 7.19 percent last week. giant’s shareholders and harder for son, Heyman said that ” GAF is willing Police said Whitten, 49, had left the bar just after for ceremonial occasions such as “ low-risk offenders," including Another $7.6 billion was sold in six-month bills at Union Carbide to resist, merger spe­ to discuss and negotiate the terms of its midnight, but returned because she had forgotten the today’s," he said. “ It is the basic people convicted of drunken driv­ an average discount rate of 7.02 percent, down cialists said Friday. proposal.” weekend receipts. As she was unlocking the padlock to constitutional command to each ing, and $900,000 for expanding from 7.26 percent. GAF, a specialty chemicals and "And so that there will be no the side door, she felt something pushed into her right and every branch of government halfway houses, including opening The three-month rate was the lowest since 6.81 building materials maker based in . misunderstaning on your part, you and shoulder blade, she told police. A man told her he had and each and every public the first halfway house for women percent on Sept. 23 while the six-month rate was Wayne, N.J.. sweetened Its hostile bid your board should know that GAF is a gun and ordered her inside. servant.” . inmates. the lowest since 7 percent on July 8. by offering to pay $68 a share for all willing to discuss any aspect of its The man then told Whitten to give him the cash in O’Neill said the state’s crime • More than $1 million to open The new discount rates understate the actual outstanding shares, whether or not the proposal, including price, whether or 1420 the register, which totaled $47. Whitten did as she was rate has dropped by 22 percent and staff new courthouses in return to Investors — 7.28 percent for three-month Union Carbide board approves the not there are other bidders,” he said in ordered, then stood behind the counter as the man since 1980 while in the same time Bridgeport, Enfield and Milford, bills and 7.38 percent for six-month bills. merger. the letter, which was released to raised the gun. the number of people housed in plus $500,000 to create six new E The initial offer announced on Mon­ reporters. “ I was extremely nervous,” Whitten said. She said Connecticut’s prisons has grown Judgeships required under a law day provided for an all-cash purchase that although she has kept a registered handgun for "a from about 4,000 to 6,000 on any already on the books. Small business led only if a “ mutually satisfactory merger BY CONVERTING the deal com­ November Dec. number of years,” she has never had to use it and has agreement” between the two compan­ pletely to cash, GAF has disarmed one nevei* had any trouble at Renn’s, which she hasowned HARTFORD — Republican Tfcglslattve leaders ies could be reached. of the most potent weapons in the UPI Graphic for the past 2>A years. on Friday outlined a series of proposals designed Under the original two-pronged offer, anti-takeover arsenal. Whitten said she did not have an opportunity to to help small businesses in the state, including tax GAF would have paid $68 apiece in cash The,\ weapon, the "poison pill,” reach for her'gun earlier because the man was Town bells will toll credits and stiffer penalties for passing bad for 48 million shares, boosting its stake involves making a target company too watching her closely. checks. in Union Carbide to 80 percent from 10 expensive to acquire profitably. It has She speculated that the fortunate phone call was "Eighty percent of all new jobs in Connecticut percent. GAF began accumulating frequently been effective when used from someone who wanted to know if the bar was C are being generated by small businesses,” said Interest rate optimism Union Carbide stock in August. against two-tiered bids that involve open. Renn’s closes an hour earlier than usual on in honor of King House Speaker R.E. Van Norstrand, R-Darien. Next, GAF would have acquired the cash for some shares and securities for Sunday6. she said. " I f this is going to continue in the future, we need remaining 20 percent of Union Carbide the rest, as did GAF’s original plan. " I never did answer the phone,” she said. By Alex GIrelll Town Director Stephen Cassano, to make every effort to do what we can to provide stock by exchanging preferred stock The "poison pill” device has worked * Whitten said she does not think she hit the man when Herald Reporter who will conduct the meeting, said effective incentives.” worth $68 a share. in those cases because shareholders sends stocks soaring she fir ^ , and police reported that there were no blood he plans to look into the possibility Among the GOP proposals, which will be had doubts about the value of the stains in the bar. ’They could not find the bullet, Manchester churches will ring of naming a town building, street debated during the 1986 legislative session are: WALL STREET apparently antici­ securities they would have received By Chet Currier economic growth in the months ahead. however. their bells in unison at noon on Jan. or park in honor of King. • removing the sales tax on commercial and pated that Union Carbide might draw after the acquisition. The Associated Press The Fed reported that industrial Police said they have issued a warning to area 20 to usher in the new national Cassano said the Manchester industrial marketing, development, testing and an even higher bid. Its stock closed at "In making the offer all cash they production rose 0.4 percent in hospitals to be on the lookout for a man seeking holiday set aside to honor the Rev. Area Conference of Churches and research services. Hanild photo by Tsrquinlo $60.75 a share Friday, higher than have removed that cloud of uncer­ NEW YORK — The stock market November. treatment for a gunshot wound. A search of the area Martin Luther King Jr. others have indicated that if the • strengthening the penalty for writing a bad GAF’s offer and up $6.75 from last tainty,” said Robert W. Wien, a vice topped off its best and busiest week of a Another, not-so-favorable number around the bar after the incident turned up no clues, In addition, a midday ceremony town succeeds in hiring a police check so that the person responsible has to make Sylvia Ann Whitten may not look dangerous, but late Sunday night she Friday before GAF revealed its president in the mergers and acquisi­ record-breaking year with another was the 0.8 percent rise in the producer police said. has been tentatively set at Center officer from a minority group in its good on it within 30 days of receiving a written foiled a robbery attempt at Renn's Tavern on Cooper Street. The intentions. tions group at Dean Witter Reynolds strong gain in heavy trading Friday. price index of finished goods, reported : Based on a description supplied by Whitten, police Congregational Church and a next round of hiring, the accomp­ demand for payment or be held liable for the “ A better offer could be in the offing,” Inc. "It will still be a two-step Analysts said hopes for lower interest by the Labor Department. are looking for a man about 5 feet, 8 inches tall, incident occurred around midnight, just after Whitten had locked up for candlelight service is planned in lishment would be a meaningful amount of the check plus damages of three times said one investment analyst who asked rates and accelerating business activ­ A broad range of industry groups, weighing 140 pounds and wearing a dark jacket. The the evening. Plans also call for the tribute to King’s memory. Despite the amount. transaction, but all the shareholders the evening. Police are still searching for the robber, who left behind that he not be identified. would be receiving a known amount.” ity kept the bull-market bandwagon ranging from auto and bank issues to kuspect talks with a southern accent, police said. showing of the movie. "Montgo­ efforts to hire a minority officer, • providing a credit on the sales tax on repair the money he had forced Whitten to give him after she fired a shot at He added that GAF has pursued its Union Carbide, based in Danbury, rolling on Wall Street. drug and oil stocks, turned in strong Whitten said that although it took her a lopg time to mery to Memphis,” several times the town police force still employs and replacement parts for manufacturing quest aggressively and has demon­ Conn., has been beset with troubles The Dow Jones average of 30 showings. But the most notable gains fall asleep last night, she would return to work today. him. during the day. which was set aside only whites. machinery for businesses with total assets of less industrials climbed 23.97 to 1.535.21, were recorded by R.J. Reynolds by Congress to honor the slain civil Assistant Town Manager Steven than $4 million. strated a firm desire to acquire Union since the December 1984 disaster in Carbide, a company that is about 10 bringing its gain for the week to 58.04 Industries, up ZVi at 32, and Philip rights leader. Werbner said today that a new • establishing "individual training accounts” Bhopal, India, in which a chemical leak times larger than GAF in terms of points. It was the largest weekly rise for Morris, up 4Vi at 85V4, in the tobacco The town’s schools and libraries round of hiring will take place in for employee training. Companies could contrib­ from one of its plants killed more than revenue. the average since it jumped 87.46 points group. will display books and other January. He said that in the ute up to $250 a year per employee and could get a 2,000 people. GAF decided to increase its offer July 30-Aug. 3, 1984. Analysts have been watching the materials relating to King. interim, the town adminstration credit against other state taxes equal to the The damage suits against Union Job security broke Pratt impasse A number of other activities are Volume on the New York Stock case, and another still pending in will review its hiring procedures to amount In each account. because it was able to raise more Carbide resulting from the Bhopal financing than it originally thought it Exchange reached 177.90 million California, to see whether the tobacco under consideration by a commit­ see if they can be improved to tragedy and another toxic leak at the tee planning the observance. could, analysts said. shares, up from 170.54 million Thurs­ industry might face an onslaught of ■ HARTFORD (AP) - Union the contract that union and com­ issue the union had cited as the and retraining of workers dis­ attract qualified minority company’s Institute, W.Va., plant were One idea is a luncheon at C:enter The deal would be financed by the day. Nationwide turnover in NYSE- liability claims. machinists have voted overwhelm­ pany negotiators had agreed to main reason behind the walkout, placed by automation, said candidates. Soybean futures lower once thought to make Union Carbide Church, with proceeds to go to a sale of high-yield high-risk bonds, listed issues, including trades in those Honeywell was up 4 at 77‘A after ingly to accept a three-year _ Friday, and were to begin return­ which began Dec. 2 at plants in Almeida. The Manchester Interracial V unlikely as a takeover candidate. newly established Dr. Martin CHICAGO — Soybean futures prices were commonly called "junk” bonds. Addi­ stocks on regional exchanges and in the trading as high as 87 amid rumors of a contract and end a 13-day walkout' ing to work late Sunday, said Southington, North Haven and Machinists’ local president Dean Council, which is assisting in plans Luther King Jr. Scholarship Fund. lower and grains were mixed at the close of tional financing is coming from a $1.5 Now. those same legal troubles will over-the-counter market, totaled 203.82 possible buyout. The company said it by some 5,000 workers at three George Almeida, a union Middletown. White said the economic provi­ for the King day observance, has Some kind of commemorative trading Friday on the Chicago Board of Trade. billion line of credit from banks. make it harder for Union Carbide to find million shares. knew of no reason for the activity. t ^ t t k Whitney Aircraft jet representative. The agreement includes limits sions of the pact were the same as made several suggestions (or item may be sold to raise funds for At the close, wheat was l>/< cents lower to 2'h Some Wall Street analysts have said a friendly merger partner to help avoid Interest rates dropped slightly in the Among other computer issues. Inter­ en^ne plants in Connecticut. Almeida said the contract of­ on subcontracting, protection those the company offered before study of the hiring procedures. cents higher with the contract for delivery in Union Carbide is worth far more than GAF’s unwanted advances, takeover credit markets Friday amid talk that national Business Machines rose IVk to ; The workers voted 4,785 to 604 for fered improved job security, an against job loss due to technology. the strike. the scholarship. The council, co-sponsored by the December at $3.46 a bushel; com was 2>/t cents The committee planning the Manchester Area Conference of what GAF has so far said it would pay, strategists said. the Federal Reserve might soon lower 150>/4; Digital Equipment 3^ to 135V4, Those provisions included a $300 lower to 2V« cents higher with December at observance will meet at 7:30 Churches and Manchester Com­ with estimates ranging from $70 to $100 Meanwhile, Union Carbide an­ its discount rate. and Burroughs 3‘/i to 66. bonus; special wage payments of $2.49>/l a bushel; oats were unchanged to Wt cents tonight in the gold room of Lincoln munity College, will hold its annual a share. nounced Friday that it had agreed to The theory on Wall Street is that the In the bank group, Citicorp gained IVk 3.5 percent of gross earnings, to be higher with December at $1.31‘/t a bushel; and Center for further discussion of the Martin Luther King Day potiuck Union Carbide, which declined com­ sell its films and packaging businesses Fed might see an opportunity to relax to 49Vi; Chase Manhattan IVi to 691A, paid in January 1985 and January soybeans were 1 cent to 3>/k cents lower with plans. supper Jan. 17. ment Friday on GAF’s revised offer, to a subsidiary of Chicago-based its credit policy now that Congress has and Manufacturers Hanover 1 to 45V4. 1986; and a general hourly in­ 6 January at $5.21Vk a bushel. ‘Good Spirit needs bur help has said it is studying the situation and Envirodyne Industries Inc. for $230 taken some action on the federal budget On the downside, E.F. Hutton fell V4 to crease of 17 cents to 62 cents an has advised shareholders to hold onto million. deficit. On Wednesday night it passed 35>A. The company said it expects to hour in November 1987. their stock pending further The company said the sale vvas part of the Gramm-Rudman bill, which calls post a loss for the fourth quarter. EdUor’snote: Tblsisone of a seriesof vignettes wound up with three black-and-wbite TVs. The proposal also included up to T O D A Y ’S H E R A L D Investment report developments. the extensive reorganization it an­ for a balanced budget by 1991. In the daily tally on the Big Board, prepared by the Manchester Area Conference of Unfortunately, none of them work. Me needs 90 cents an hour in automatic A day after announcing the new nounced earlier this year and was Meanwhile, economic statistics lent gainers outnumbered losers by more shoes b a A > some warm clothtag aof^an efetra ^ Investment prices, courtesy of Advest Inc., are Oiurdies, whkdi is seeking to provide Manches­ cpst-of-Iiving raises, and improve­ terms, Samuel J. Heyman, G AF’s unrelated to GAF’s proposal. some support to hopes for a pickup in than 3 to 1. ter and Bolton famiUes with Christmas gifts and dollop of IQiriBtmas cheer. as of 3 p.m. Friday. I ments in the savings, insurance food and clothing. Just bU iw tUs was written. Harry pasmd oat and pension plans. Index on the slmiet while walUag to the ttaig store to., Price Change reflU a prescription. The doctor SMS the ^ d and Voting took place Sunday at the 24 pages, 2 sections This Week three striking locals and the East Friday ’The outreach workers nicknamed him "Good vrtnd win responsUle. He's back m the hospital. 50 Hutton hearing closes with suspension sought We w o ^ like to wdcome him home with some Hartford local, where union AHvics Advest Inc. Spirit." In spite of aU the tough luck of the past members twice voted against a Rneln«ee 99 12H up 44 months, he sUU greets you with a Mg smile and comforts — a working radio (anyone out there Acmaf 20>A dn 44 walkout and continued working. 95-94 and innocent employees, and said the executives, and. "When they found out ., ’The case now goes to Acting Banking tries to Joke about the pyramidiag medical frith two color TW who wottU like to share?) and Aetna 52>A up 244 HARTFORD (UPI) - The state Nearly 10,000 hourly workers, HAmlce to Attorney General Friday asked the company should only be censured for its about it, they stopped it,” he said. Commissioner Howard B. Brown, who pinbiema. He would quickly deny being anyone a comfortable chair. Bank of New England 56>A up. 444 most of whom are not union illegal activities. Ueberman disagreed, saying, "I but he’s quite a guy. A paratrooper "H an y" is one elibe more than IM ittdivIdnUs ‘Peanuts’ is here S First Conn. Bancorp 58>A up V4 state banking commissioner to suspend has asked each side to submit flnal members, remained at work at the personally find it difficult to believe briefs by Jan. 10. and fanuBss wUch MACC hopes to brip durhig' Fntartainm*>'* 91 First Hartford Corp. nc E.F. Hutton It Ck).’s brokerage license "Inhicting punishm entthat’s what dariM Worid/$$ar n, be aerved bis co n m n r i^ four plants during the strike — the “ Peanuts,” by Charles M. for 30 days, a sanction the company that several of these people did not the Korean conflict. He's prand of Us the Christmas season. Nonperlsbable AnnIs, new Fnrus 10 Hartford National 36‘A up 244 (Lieberman) thinks this case is all first against the company since Schulz, comes to the Manchester called “ absurb.” know of these acts, and ttot some of After the hearing closed. Brown said aerricq record and be abonhi be. He n e w and goodAs-new used toys, gifts tor shutdns and ' 1 nr.iil nMMM a Hartford Steam Boiler 60 up 1 about; that’s not in the public interest.” 1960. Herald six days a week, beginning "The company acted with an inten­ them ... did not knowingly encourage he could not predict when he might 'married, bat managed to get by an a small VA elderty people may be left at the Town Fire 1 nttery 9 Ingersoll Rand 54>A dn 44 said Hutton attorney Thomas F. announce his decision. The contract is basically the today. Turn tp the comics, page 10. tion to defraud its banks” by ‘.‘arbitrary them.” P— toe and sodal security disability payment. Deparhamnt’s Osaler Street hSidqasrters. the 4 nhltii#ri*e 19 J.C. Penney , 57^A up 244 (himin. same as that rejected two weeks or excessive overdrafting occurring in "W e have proven that an astonishing Botin Mardi. a lire wiped out everything in U s . E i M District lire atatioa a t » Main St., any (“Iplnlon R Lydall Inc. 1444 up 44 ‘”rhe record is voluminous,” Brown ago except in the areas of job at least 20 different branches through­ (himin said a suspension would be failure of top level management to said. ' apartment tncluding his pets. Already coping office of the Heritage Sartogs and Loan Weather forecast Pjmnlto 9 Sage Allen 19V4 nc security, the main issue in the out the countiy,” said Attorney General "vindictive” and called Hutton "the control the company, coupled with a erttll a number of disabilities, he safiSrad a heart Assodatioa or ftw Manchester Mall at i l l Main 11-1A 8NET 46Mi up 244 strike. Mostly cloudy with a chance of ^pnrte Joseph I. Lieterman. most rehabilitated company in Ameri­ single-minded push for profits at all Brown said almost.pny option is open attack shortly after the fire. MAOC maaued to BL Chseks can bo isiailed to MAOC Seasonal 91 Travelers 47V4 up V« The company changed its stance light snow tonight. On Tuesday, a Tslnvisloh. The leading brokerage firm May 2 can history.” costs, caused and permitted Hutton’s to him in the case but whatever be replace his bed linens and Utehen a s l M he S h arif. Bos 77$, Msnehenter. «M $. Tyco Laboratories 4744 up Vi on job posting, which union leaders chance of flurries, then becoming 11 A AMnrlfl _ 4 pleaded guilty to more than 2,000 counts Cumin said the abuses of the crimes,” Lieberman said; decides “ It obviously will be precedent United Technologlies 4444 up 244 mostly sunny. Details on page 2. W eather------2 overdrafting system occurred between " It ’s absurb,” Cumin said after the setting.” called a victory. New York gold $310.00 dn$4.30 of mail and wire fraud Hutton attorneys said again Friday a 1981 and February 1982. ’The abuses hearing. "Where the heU does the “ It TBftainly is a case of signifl* suspension would only punish Its clients then came to the attention of top Hutton punishment fit the crime?” ' cance,” Brown said.