20 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday, Dec 22. 1984 . j BUSINESS Lighting brings j jHassied moms’ guide i jlndian hockey team ’ jRain, windy & cold; Planning Is key neighbors together to kids’ vacation fun 1 »hoids off Rockvilie Isome sun Christmas Business I * ... page 3 I ... page 15 | s ... page 13 i ... page 2 In Brief Now’s the time to save on taxes mammsammmtmmnrwaMas^amemm0& '■■tmn^tmssmnssmomKrmrm- •sf-^wuemm r n ■ m i M- n n i i n m r i «h i i > ■»— arw m s m J ^ NU promotes Derewianka By Tito Davila planning can result in savings. Bunch in advance. The January payment can in price, it would be subject to tax. If the HARTFORD — NicholaH Derewianka of United Press International ing deductions into one year or the be made in December. Any state tax stock is donated to charity, the full fair Manchester has been promoted to director of other and accelerating or deferring liabilities also cun be paid for by the market value is deductible and no tax is transmission and NEW YORK — There is one key rule income to take advantage of the year end of the year. paid on the gain. distribution engi to saving money on taxes — planning. with the lower lux bracket can pay off. Individual Retirement Accounts — For anyone thinking of buying a neering at N or And even in the few days left until At yearend. Sample suggested, "You IRAs — are a good tax shelter and can home computer for Christmas and theast Utilities. % yearend. planning can lower your tax want to make sure you're not in a be started up to April 15. For the most taking it is a tax deduction. Sample M n u l h He heads one of bill for 1984. penalty situation." Individuals gener benefit. IRA contributions should be suggests thinking again. four new depart Don't wait until April 15, warns Price ally must pay about 80 percent of the made at the beginning of each year iianrkHtfr ments resulting Waterhouse tax partner Howard J. tax,they owe by April 15. Any shortfall since taxes are deferred on interest "The rules on deducting home Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village Charm Monday, Dec. 24, 1984 — Single copy: 256 from consolidation Sample. Right now. pull out all checks, is subject to sub.stantial penalities — 11 earned as well as on principal. computers and on autos used for $.4 IK .. and will be responsi receipts.and last year's tax returns to to 13 percent — and not deductible. Individuals who are working cun put business purposes have tightened up i ble for engineering estimate 1984 tax liablity. away up to $2,000 a year, with an signficantly," he said. “ Unless you use and design asso "What you need to calculate is what Among Sample's suggestions for additional $250 for a nonworking these items more than 50 percent in a ciated with the com your tax looks like right now," Sample legal year-end juggling to save money spouse. trade or business you cannot claim Holidays , n pany's transmission said. Then, with an eye on what you on your 1984 tax bill, assuming your Sample warned against jumping into investment tax credits and you cannot line, substation, dis expect your circumstances to be in 1985 tax bracket will not be sharply any other year-end tax shelters." claim accelerated depreciation Christmas tribution, telecom 1985. do what you can to make the higher; however, "unless you get the advice of allowances." merry with munication and system work for you. "Pay all the deductions you can in experts that they are well structured, He said the rules changed signifi building projects, "Usually you don't want to pay any 1984 that you might otherwise have sound economic investments." cantly in mid-1984 because the Internal Derewianka tax before you have to," Sample said. paid in 1985. Conversely, you may be He said last-minute charitable con Revenue Service was “going crazy joined Northeast "There's nothing surer than a tax able to defer some 1984 income to 1985. tributions can be made on credit cards, with people buying $5,000 computers new heart Utilities in 1948 as a you've already paid." "If you have a year-end bonus, you may brings out or by borrowing money — a double tax for their children and expecting Uncle cadet engineer. He Most of the tax deferrals, he said, are want to say 'pay it to me in January,"' blessing. Not only is the contribution Sam to pay the bill." simply an interest-free loan from the On the deductions side, he suggested By Sarah E. Hall has held various en deductible, but so is the interest. Sample could not say what raises the Herald Reporter gineering positions, government — you are saving tax this homeowners accelerate their January A neat trick for stockholders is to IRS’ eyebrows on tax returns. "Nobody including chief elec year that you will have to pay next year mortgage payment so they can deduct Nicholas Derewiankai^ki donate appreciated long-term stock can generalize on that,” he said. What a difference a year makes. trical engineer and — but they generally make sense where an extra month of interest from their holdings to charities. "That's a very "There is no magic number. We do the tax bracket is about the same. taxes. Last December, Allan Levy lay best, worst manager of transmission and substation engi common ploy and a very valuable know the IRS 'scores tax returns in a deathly ill, his failing heart pumping neering. In 1982, he was promoted to director of Even if your 1985 tax bracket is going Property taxes — also deductible — one," Sample said. way that helps them identify returns barely enough blood to keep him alive. substation engineering and design. to be significantly different, year-end which are paid twice a year can be paid ir,i tnxn.iver sold stock that went up with potentially fruitful audit results.” A picture taken at the time shows the By Douglas R. Page In most parts ol the country, He is a member of the Institute of Electrical Manchester man with a haggard face United Press Internatlonol however, the season is a little and Electronics Engineers. and sunken eyes. brighter. Today — nearly one year after Levy Christmas 1984 is bringing out There were lines outside New Factory orders received a new heart at Presbyterian the best and worst in America, Orleans’ Superdome as children Rogers declares dividend University Hospital in Pittsburgh — he from happy children in New from the poorest families lined up for a toy giveaway. About 12.000 ROGERS — Directors of Rogers Corp. have looks robust and plans to have a "very Orleans to brawling shipyard children received a present, said declared a regular quarterly dividend of 3 cents merry Christmas.” workers in Connecticut and from buoy economy’s the sponsor. The Times- per share payable Feb. 1.5.1985, to shareholders of Levy, 56, said Sunday he feels potholes for sale in posh Palm record Jan. 15, 1985. “ fantastic,” a claim he has made often Springs to a Polish family cele PicayuneThe States-Item newspapers. Based in Rogers. Rogers manufacturers a since he recovered from the four-hour brating freedom in Texas. In 21 cities the elderly were able brand range of engineered materials and year-end outlook operation last Jan. 17. In separate statements issued to reach out with holiday greet components for the electronics and otherselected Because he is a Jew and his wife Sunday, both Protestant and Ca industrial markets. By Denis G. Gulino Edwina is a Methodist, they celebrate tholic leaders urged the world to ings, thanks to Mcrill Lynch and United Press International both Christmas and Hanukkah with hold onto its hope. Co. The stock brokerage opened their 11-year-old daughter Lisa Ann. Bishop James Malone, the presi their offices to the elderly In make Calhoun named manager' WASHINGTON — The biggest crush of new "big The family lives in a small house at 26 dent of the National Conference of free culls anywhere In the world. ticket” factory orders in more than four years topped Florence St. Catholic Bishops, praised the Among the culls in St. Louis was Christine S. Calhoun of Manchester nas been a badly needed resurgence of demand in the "It’s going on a year, and I’ve had no public response to famine in a woman who called her sister in named branch manager of the new East Windsor meandering year-end economy, the government said problems, really,” he said Sunday. Ethiopia, efforts to mediate a truce the Soviet Union and another branch of the Savings Bank of Manchester. Friday. “ The doctor is extremely happy with in El Salvador and the U.S.-Soviet woman who called her son "at the Calhoun previously worked at First Federal % The Commerce Department reported an enormous my progress.” arms talks. Baptist mission” in an island in the Savings of East Hartford and Heritage Savings & 8.3 percent increase in November orders for the most His wife, in fact, claimed he's "too “ Although we recognize the vast South China Sea, a spokesman Loan Association of Manchester. She was also % expensive and longest-lasting factory products, fat.” Levy explained that he’s gained agenda of unresolved problems, it said. office manager for the Morris Mortgage Corp. of durable goods, following large declines in September 15 pounds. seems the world is becoming, step The family of Vic Lukaszewski Waterbury. and October. He said he spends his time working as by step, the caring place God family in Huntsville, TexAs, will She is a member and former president of The report meshed with other encouraging a “ house husband,” doing “ some means for it to be.” he said. set out their traditional “ wiligia,” Women Institutors of Connecticut, an organi a- 2 measures of the pulse of consumer and business laundry, some dishes and a lot of little Dr. Philip Potter, the general a Polish custom of setting an extra tion for women in savings banks. She has demand, the lifeblood of the economy. Retail sales secretary of the World Council of place for the "homeless traveler,” attended the Institute of Financial Education and things around the house." His legs are jumped 1.8 percent in November and personal getting strong enough so he can walk Churches, said: “ Today, in our but this year they need more than Manchester Community College. spending on both goods and services went up 0.9 some distance, and he takes frequent world of nearly 5 billion people, the one. SBM's East Windsor branch will open Jan. 2. percent last month, the department report earlier, drives. vast majority cry out in hope to be They are taking in Solidarity becoming the bank's sixteenth office. The new "Those are good signs,” said White House delivered from oppression within movement member Zbigniew Nie- branch is in Sofia's Plaza II. at the junction of Levy said some of his five children by spokesman Marlin Fitzwater. “ It gives us a brightx two previous marriages will visit him themselves and inflicted upon bieszczanskl, his wife and three Route 5 and 190. UPI photo horizon” for future performance of the economy. over the holidays this year, as will a them. They yearn to be liberated young sons. Niebie.szczanski fled Chief Commerce Department economist Robert six-month-old granddaughter he has from fear, death and the threat of Poland last January. Ortner said the new statistics are “ perhaps only part Moved by the spirits never seen. death, from poverty and exploita Last-minute shoppers In Palm Stuart is Royal president of a series of data showing a resurgence of the On Jan. 16, Levy will return to tion of every kind, from a loss of Springs, Calif., can still get loved Packaging engineer Michael Wilcox ones that special pothole (for $50) WINDSOR — John E. Stuart has been elected economy in November.” He said the end of the strikes of the filled 1.75-liter containers by at Pittsburgh for a heart biopsy and meaning in life.” president of Royal Business Machines. Inc., a at General Motors also helped brighten the outlook, demonstrates the weight advantage of least 33 percent. Heublein is based in checkup. He said that his body has For some, this Christmas season or a personalized street barricade (for $250) or even a new fire station joint marketing venture of Triumph-Adler North "but the pickup in the economy goes beyond GM." plastic bottles, nationally distributed by shown no sign of rejecting his new heart will hold grim memories. Farmington. New York police have charged (for $600,000). American and Konishiroku Phot Industry Co., The report on durable goods was unexpectedly Heublein Inc. Plastic reduces the weight for several months. Ltd. of Japan. strong even if a bulge of defense orders were Levy’s wife was laid off from her job Pedro Cortijo, 23, with homicide as Mayor Frank Bogerl came up Stuart will succeed Edward E. Hale as excluded. Without military business, which runs as a receptionist this summer, but she Herald photo by Pinto a result of a game of Russian with the idea of residents sponsor roulette at a Christmas party. ing city works. president Jan. 3. 1985. Hale has been named independent of the business cycle, orders would still currently works in the loan department Allan Levy puts gifts under the family nearly one year ago. He said he’s felt TANA'S vice president for marketing. have been up 3.3 percent. Firm makes window blinds of Manchester State Bank. She has Cortijo was arrested Sunday for Stuart has been senior vice president for the The durables portion of factory orders, including begun to work as a couturier on the Christmas tree at 26 Florence St. The “fantastic" ever since he's recovered shooting Wanda Torres, 25. at her office products group. Ricoh of America. Inc. He everything from autos and heavy appliances to side, designing and sewing clothes to 56-year-old man left his heart in from his heart transplant operation last apartment. He pointed the gun at joined Ricoh in 1982 as general manager for machinery and ocean vessels, has proven to be a make extra money. Pittsburgh — as his T-shirt says — Jan. 17. three other guests and it "went Inside Today copiers following 14 years with the IBM office' reliable guide to the strength of overall demand in the Draco opens Manchester plant click, click, click, and when it products division. economy. came to Wanda it went off, ’ ’ police 20 pages. 2 sections, Royal Business Machines markets copiers Old orders still unfilled grew by 0.6 percent in The largest maker of window shipped from all over Europe and economic development depart Businesses report good weekend said. through 50 branches and 300 authorized dealers in November, good news for manufacturers. New orders blinds in Canada has opened a Poland. ment news release. In Groton, Conn., a fight broke 1 advertising supplement the United States and a Canadian subsidiary. It were worth $104 billion in November after seasonal plant in the Manchester Industrial The company’s plans include a Robillard called the Manchester out Friday after about 500 shipyard Park on Progress Drive and is second plant, to open in Denver at Advlos------IS ObItutriM. has more than 2,000 employees in its Windsor adjustment, $7.9 billion more than October. plant a “ modest start” in this workers spilled into the streets Area tow ns------9 „ wp,...w,.Opinion . headquarters, seven regional offices and 50 Unfilled orders were worth $346.3 billion at the end scheduled to begin production Jan. the end of 1986 or the beginning of country. Each of Draco’s five after a Christmas party near the Claatifled------18-19 Peopletalk. branches. of the month. Department analysts said the 2, the company’s general manager 1987. Plans to open a third plant on Canadian plants are about 20 times General Dynamics Corp.’s Elect rnmira g Spftrta said Friday. the West Coast by the end of the' Entertainm ent,^ 18 Televlaion Triumph-Adler North America is the U.S. November increase, at 8.3 percent, was the largest larger, he said. Manchester donors generous ric Boat Division yard. There were Lottery ------2 Weather subsidiary of Triumph-Adler AG, an office since the 8.5 percent in September 1980. Andre Robillard. general man decade are in a preliminary stage, two arre.sts but no injuries. equipment subsidiary of Volkswagenwerk AG. The advance durables goods figures are likely to be ager of U.S. operations for Draco, he said. Finy-star flag , The 1984 Christmas season was a revised when the report on all factory orders, said the Manchester plant is Robillard said Manchester was good one for charity and may turn the food for the baskets, "the expected to do $1.5 million in The 50-star flag of the United out to be the same for the business added. Apter said he thinks the Among those holding special including the non-durables, is published by the chosen as the site of Draco’s first States was raised for the first time schools have been just tremend shopping receipts for this year will government Jan. 3. business and triple the size of its U.S. factory because it is conve community. As churches sche ous." she said. services are Center Congrega UTC annouces joint venture officially at 12:01 a.m. on July 4, be "very favorable." tional Church. Buckingham Con FBI nabs suspect The durable goods report contributes two of the Manchester operation by the end of niently located between New York duled a variety of services for “ And I think businesses have HARTFORD — United Technologies Building 1985. 1960, at Fort McHenry National today and Christmas Day. mer Fairway manager Mike Fi- gregational Church. First Congre leading indicators used next Friday to forecast future and Boston, within a 200-mile given more money than they have lomeno said the weekend was busy Co. has formed a joint venture company with The Manchester plant, which Monument in Baltimore. The 50th chants reported a last-minute gational Church in Andover, economic growth. Another positive indicator will be radius of 27 million people. ever given,” Carr said. J.C. from Thursday on. He noted that International Mobile Machines Corp. of Philadel Draco has occupied for the last six star had been added lor Hawaii; a surge of buying. Wapping Community Church. in robbery at CBT the month’s sharp increase in building permits. They Because the Manchester factory year earlier, the 49th for Alaska. Penney, forinstance. "adopted" 28 the items shoppers were buying phia to engineer and market telecommunications weeks, is the first of three factories Community Baptist Church, Con will boost the index out of its slump after three large is in a Connecticut Target Invest Before that no star had been added As of this morning, the Seasonal families — providing them with this weekend were the smaller, systems to the U.S. government. Draco plans to establish in the cordia Lutheran Church,.Emanuel A Hartford man arrested by the Hartford FBI office. A hearing Is declines in five months, Ortner predicted. ment Area, the company iseligible Sharing Program run by the food and gifts for the holidays. last-minute gifts and wrapping Gilbert E. LaVean. IMM's vice president for United States for the production of to the flag since 1912, when New Lutheran Church, Latvian Luthe FBI this morning in connection scheduled today in Hartford fed for job grants, tax abatements and Manchester Area Conference of paper. engineering, has been named president of the new custom shades and blinds. Draco Mexico and Arizona were admitted Business surges ran Church, South United Metho with a Nov. 27 bank robbery in eral court to set a bond on low-cost loans, according to the to the Union. Churches had collected $22,013, company with headquarters in Reston, Va. has its headquarters in Repen- Meanwhile, Manchester stores The past weekend was also dist Church, St. Mary's Episcopal Vernon is a suspect in the robbery Knighton, Mahan said. The two corporations have an equal share in Lawsuit accuses and officials expected hundreds of "excellent for last-minute shop Church, the Salvation Army. Trin last Thursday of the North Main After Thursday’s hold-up at the tigny, Quebec, and averages $52 dollars more in today’s mail. experienced a last minute surge of United Digital Networks. It will market certain million a year in sales, according Christmas buying by shoppers ping as always,” said K-Mart ity Covenant Church, Full Gospel Street branch of Connecticut Bank Manchester CBT. police said the manager Robert Corry. UT digital telecommunications switches and firm of negiect to a news release from the People were "very, very gener over the weekend, several store Interdenominational Church, & Trust, an FBI spokesman said robber had given a teller a note IMM's Ultraphone digital wireless telephone Connecticut Department of Eco ous this year,” said MACC Execu managers said today. Churches set services Unitarian-Universalist Society: today. asking for all of her 10- and system now being developed. East. Church of the Assumption, 20-dollar bills and then fled in u car nomic Development. CHRISTMAS SPECIAL tive Director Nancy Carr. Last Most managers attributed -the Churches throughout the area Gregory J. Knighton. 24. was An engineering prototype of the Ultraphone PHILADELPHIA (UPI) — A federal court suit Robillard said he expects the winter, the annual charity drive last minute buying spree to the St. Bartholomew’s Church, St. arrested in Hartford this morning that was later found to have been system is expected to be demonstrated by seeking millions of dollars in damages for the families set special Christmas Eve and Bridget Church and St. James stolen from Middletown. new plant to do $4 million in netted a record-high figure of extra weekend of shopping gained Christmas day services. at about 7 a.m., according to January 1985. of four people killed and three others injured by toxic business in 1986 and to turn a profit almost $26,000. because Christmas falls on a Church. Special Agent Dan Mahan of the Police said the robber, who did Building Systems, a subsidiary of United gas in Bhopal, India, was filed Friday against Union by the end of 1987. ' The money will help pay for food Tuesday this year instead of on a not show or threaten to use a Technologies Corp., provides integrated build Carbide. Red Roses weapon, escaped with $880. He said he has hired most of the and gifts that the church confer weekend as it has in the past two ing, electronic energy management and ad The Connecticut-based company was negligent in 35 people he plans to employ ence distributes to the needy, the years. Knighton was charged this vanced business communications systems. the design and construction of the plant in Bhopal, initially. The newly hired workers »16 per dozen elderly and the homeless in Man Having the two extra days of Here’s list of holiday closings morning only in connection with Building Systems is headquartered in Hartford. where some 2,500 people died in the disaster Dec. 3, all come from Manchester and chester and Bolton. shopping was “ like a bonus,” said the robbery last month of the lawyers for the plaintiffs alleged in the suit filed in cash and carry Vernon CBT branch on Main Street surrounding towns, he said. Only two of 336 holiday food Terry Wright, manager of the Today is Christmas Eve and U.S. District Court. baskets remain to be delivered, Manchester Caldor store. Libraries: The Mary Cheney and Liquor stores: All liquor stores in Rockville. The plant at 2 Progress Drive Tue.sday is Christmas Day. Here is Whiton Memorial libraries in In addition, Union Carbide failed to warn Bhopal Carr said. Thirty people who have Sears manager Peter Ham- will be closed Tuesday. Knighton pleaded guilty to a Subsidiary proposal okayed was formerly occupied by Inger- a list of'holiday closings: Manchester are closed today and residents of the dangers involved, failed to install a soll Rand, the tool and machinery no cooking facilities of their own bleton also said Saturday was the Garbage collection: There will third-degree larceny charge In Town offices: Manchester town Tuesday. The Booth & Dimock STAMFORD — A proposal to make St. Regis computerized early-warning system ,or follow indus manufacturer. have received meal certificates to biggest shopping day this year for be no garbage pickup in Manches October in Manchester Superior offices will be closed Tuesday. Memorial Library in Coventry is Corp. a wholly owned subsidiary of Champion try standards and safety regulations, the suit Robillard said workers have use at restaurants, while more the store at the Manchester ter or Bolton on Tuesday. The Court, a court spokeswoman said. charged. Town offices in Andover, Bolton closed today, Tuesday and International Corp. has been approved by both spent the last six weeks being muse Florist & Greenhouses than 40 invalids and elderly people Parkade. landfill ill Coventry is open today The charge stemmed from a Sept. The plaintiffs sought “ multiple millions of dollars" and Coventry are closed today and Wednesday. but will be closed Tuesday and companies' shareholders. trained for production jobs and 621 HARTFORD ROAD will receive hot meals Christmas Hambleton predicted Sears will Tuesday. 22 arrest, the spokeswoman said. in compensatory and punitive damages. Wednesday. The landfill in An Knighton was freed after serving Each share of outstanding St. Regis common helping to unload raw materials day. have a 6 to 8 percent increase in State offices: Closed Tuesday. stock will be converted into 2.85 shares of ______643-6866 On Christmas afternoon, users of sales over last year, despite the Schools: All public and parochial dover will be open Wednesday. a 30-day jail sentence. In return for Auto emissions testing stations are -schools in Manchester, Andover, Emergency numbers: In Man Champion common. Chemical Bank will act as Manchester’s emergency shelter fact that last year was a record closed today and Tuesday. his guilty plea, prosecutors the agent for the exchange. for the homeless will get their own year with an 11 percent increase Bolton and Coventry are until Jan chester, highway. 647-3233: refuse, dropped a related charge of state continues to lure business Federal offices; Closed 2. Champion shareholders also approved an holiday dinner at Community over the previous year. Tuesday. 647-3246; and sewer and water! second-degree robbery, court re industrial financing has assisted some 1,300 Retailers: Most stores and su 647-3111. In Bolton, civil prepared cords show. amendement to the restated certificate of HARTFORD (UPI) — The Connecticut Baptist Church. Workers from the The response from Bernard Post offices: There will be incorporation, increasing the authorized number Development Authority loaned $318 million capital expansion projects in our state ANNOUNCING RELOCATION OF OFFICES East Hartford Social Security permarkets will be closed ness, 649-8743. In Coventry, town Records show Knighton also Apter, owner of Regal’s Men’s regular mail delivery and window Tuesday. of shares of Champion common from 100 million for industrial expansion projects, a strong creating and retaining 147,000 jobs. office have volunteered to do the garage, 742-6588. pleaded guilty in 1682 to a charge of Shops in Manchester and Vernon, hours today. All post offices will be Banks: All banks will be closed to 250 million shares. indicator of continued growth in the state O’Neill said business investment a GOLAS & HORVATH, P.C. cooking, Carr said. was "I ’m tired. Manchester HeraM: The Herald conspiracy to commit second- closed Tuesday and there will be no Tuesday. Some will close early economy. Gov. William A. O’Neill said strong construction industry outlook and Attorneys at Law While churches provided most of "Saturday was a super day," he mail delivery. will not publish on Tuesday and iu degree larceny in connection with Friday. one of the lowest unemployment rates in the today. offices will be closed. another case. The total for fiscal 1983-84 was nearly 50 country were good signs for the state’s David A. Golas Bank files offering percent more than the previous year and economic future. HARTFORD — Hartford National Corp. the highest in three years. It will help “ My outlook for continued growth in the Leonard M. Horvath announced it has filed a registration for a Connecticut businesses and keep or create Connecticut economy during 1985 is now Joseph F. Brennan proposed offering of a $50 million bond issue. 21,600 jobs, O’Neill said. even more positive than it was at Net proceeds from the notes will be used for The CDA provides low-cost, long-term, m ^ yeat:^ O’Neill said. Have relocated their offices general corporate purposes, principally to fund fixed-asset financing to help state manufac ^ l e saidNihe state would continue the existing or future subsidiaries, or pay off other turers and businesses with building addi revenue bond program to "support our from B43 Main Street, Manchester debt incurred to assist the units. tions, construction of new plants and the strategy of helping bring about a more to Watkins Centre r St' ■», 'i' J? 11 ?’ ‘V.,- M mm Hartford National is a $5.9 billion bank holding purchase of machinery and equipment. diversified Connecticut economy. ’ ’ company. Its principle subsidiary is Connecticut "Strong activity by the CDA is a positive In their -gnnual report Friday, the CDA 935 Main Street, Manchester National Bank. indicator of business investment and directors said they would continue to fight “7y '__'__ ' ------— job-creation for the near future," O’Neill increasing federal restrictions on the use of Tei. 646-4545 said. “ Since 1973, nearly $2 billion in industrial revenue bonds. t — MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. Dec. 24, 19M MANCHKSTKH HEHAl.l), Mond;iy. IV-c. 24, I9«4 - S Your neighbors’ views: What are you doing for Christmas? Manchester Lantern lighting brings neighbors together
By Sarah E. Hall In Brief , Herald Reporter
Building permits down Shortly after dark on Sunday, the residents of : 'The number of permits issued by the town Gerard Street emerged from their hou.scs with ;.Building Department in November decreased candles, matches and paper bags. ffrom the same period in 1983, but the fees Minutes later, glowing paper lanterns lined both collected on the permits were nearly double those sides of the street. About 50 neighbors linked arms and collected in November 1983, according to figures began caroling in the frosty night air, to celebrate ^•eleased Friday by Chief Building Inspector their own holiday sea.son festival of light. Russell L. Davidson. “ For us, it’s sort of bringing the true meaning of Last month the department issued 136 permits, Christmas to the street." said Patricia Brown of 2 including 10 for dweilings, down from the 172 Gerard St."W e all go out caroling, and it's .sort of a permits issued in November 1983. But the $15,237 nice feeling for the whole neighborhood to 5n fees collected on the 136 permits was nearly participate." Choruses of "The Fir.st Noel" and "Rudolph" rang Harry Huniinglon, Gloria Luster, Tolland: Jayne O'Brien. Man Alexander Hildebrand!, Wendi Dumond, Man John LuUen, Manches Mario Lapointe, Coven double the $8,886 in fees collected in November Laura Bucelvicius, up and down the short street as the neighbors Manchester: “ Besides "I'm spending it with my chester: "Spending it Columbia: "I'm going vis chester: (Points to boy ter: "Staying home." try: "Staying home with 1983. Manchester "Spending it marched from end to end. Parents scolded as children staying home and enjoy family and the day after with family." iting in Massachusetts, to friend) "Going over to his with my family." my wife and kid." ing the day? Eating out Agoraphobia group to meet peered inside the paper bags or t ried to hop over them, I'm going to Maryland." my sister's house." house." leap-frog style. with friends and expect- ing my son home from Dr. Donald Pet, a Manchester psychiatrist, will Five years ago. Brown started the lantern-lighting California." speak Jan. 9 at the first meeting of a newly tradition. She had recently moved to Manchester formed support group for agoraphobics. from upstate New York, where "luminarios." as the People suffering from agoraphobia experience lanterns are called, are a popular holiday custom. •iprioty and panic upon leaving their homes or Weather visiting public places, and often lead severely NEIGHBOR MARTY ADAMS helped Brown spread Peopletalk restricted lives. The meeting will give members a the word. This year, she and Brown made the votive chance to exchange their thoughts and feelings. candles by hand to cut costs. Each family on the street The support group is being sponsored y the paid $1 for a luminarios "kit," consisting of six Today’s forecast' Mental Health Association of Connecticut and the candles, six bags, a long match stick, and sand to Herman gets holiday turkey Manchester Department of Human Services. anchor the votives. Connecticat, Massachusetts The first meeting is scheduled for 10:30 a.m. to The street party was short — about 30 minutes — but Herman the polar bear, who grabbed his and Rhode Island: Increasing noon in the Church Room of the Concordia cheery. Though Miriam Ferris of 32 Gerard St, was e m a Thanksgiving feast on his own by snaring a loose clouds. A chance of rain extreme Lutheran Church at 40 Pitkin St. affectionately called the "choir director," a group of r HiMHlit photo hy Mnll |)eacock from his cage at the St. Paul. Minn., zoo, west by evening. Highs 45 to 50. For more information, call the Mental Health about a dozen children took over the singing early on. Michele O’Neil, left, lights one of six will be served Christmas dinner on time. Rain early tonight then becom Association at 547-0337. The kids groaned when their parents wanted to sing right. Neighbors lined the roadside with Zoo officials said the Como Zoological Society, ing windy and colder. A chance It came upon a midnight clear," but the grownups "luminarios" outside her 31 Gerard St. the paper lanterns, creating a bright with the help of Friends of Herman, will hold a of flurries late tonight western won out. At first, some strained to see theirsongbooks home. Looking on are her daughter Erin holiday scene. small ceremony Monday at the new polar bear hills. Lows by morning in the 20s in the dark, but most seemed to remember the words display. O'Neil and a friend, Jennifer Cosmini, to lower 30s. Christmas day some Calls after a few verses. Officials don't want a repeat of Thanksgiving early morning clouds then sunny It would be nice if the whole town would do when Herman batted down a peacock flying over Manchester Ferris, who haslivod there 27 yt'ars, said only fivi-of Adams said lliat while the lanttn'ii-lighliag is meant and cold with diminishing winds something like this," .said Thomas Parker of 18 his cage for his impromptu feast. At the time, his about 20 families who live there have moved In lhal to "light (he Clii ist cliiUrs way into onr hearts." it in the afternoon. Highs from the Friday, 10 a.m. — smoke investigation, near Chapel Gerard St. But neighbors say wbat makes their mate Winnie was shut up in the cubbing den and and Pleasant Valley roads (Eighth District). time. holds a dirrerenl meaning for .lewish families on the mid 20s to lower 30s. ceremony special is the closeness of the participants. didn’t share in the fowl. Saturday. 12:39 a.m. — motor vehicle accident with slreel. For them, it lieeomes a llannkkali eelelnation Maine: Mostly cloudy with a Eight years ago, she started throwing a neighbor linked to the lighling of the menorah Zoo officials will pre.sent two thawed turkeys to in^ries, 270 Hartford Road (Town, Paramedics). "THE STREET IS ONLY two blocks long, and we hood Christmas party; five years ago. she .started the pair for Christmas. The fowl won't be cooked chance of snow north today. In Satui^ay. 12:52 a m. — medical call, 315 Green all kind of know each other, " .said Adams, "It's just having "coffee hours" for newcomers to the street The candles burn lliisnigh most ol lh«‘ night, a few since polar bears prefer their meat raw. the south mostly sunny followed Road (Eighth District. Paramedics). delightful," said Brown. “ I love living on Gerard by increasing cloudiness with a Women who live there meet once a week lodocrafts. slaying lit till early morning. Ferris said By sniiri.se. Saturday, 12:02 p.m. — medical call. 341 Broad St. Street.” All are invited to a summer party. chance of rain toward evening. (Town, Paramedics). the flames are gone Iml the memory remains warm Highs in the 30s north to low 40s south. Rain changing to snow Rain, wind and aome sun tonight except mostly all snow Today: Morning sunshine then increasing clouds. High 45 to 50 Wind Robards looks back north. Turning windy and colder. Lows in the teens north to 20s at ■nil**K “ e*fly ‘Hen becoming windy BOLTON m ln h ? .. 208. Wind becoming northwest 20 to jM on Robards, who defines acting as "the the coast. Snow ending then Route 44A percent. Christmas Day: Sunny ability to keep a large group of people from clearing windy and cold Christ O n lu i^ 647-9914 or 423-8958 coughing for two hours," feels strongly about the and cold with diminishing winds in the afternoon. Highs near 30 “The Good Will of those We mas day. Temperatures in the Wednesday: Mostly sunny and cold. Today’s weather picture was miniseries. "The Atlanta Child Murders," to air teens to low 20s and falling on CBS in February. drawn by 9-yoar-old Nicole Hachey of 41 Diane Drive, who said she IrrzL during the day. Serve is the Fountain of Our "The dilemma of the children’s parents struck was drawing abouUain. wind and some sun. Nicole is a fourth-grader a sensitive spot in my own life," he said, speaking New Hampshire: Increasing at Keeney Street School. Success. Therefore it gives us TEDFORD REAL ESTATE of the 27 murdered children. “ They mostly were cloudiness today. A chance oI busy making a living while their children were Home for the holidays rain or snow north and chance of pleasure to say “Thank You” and being victimized by whatever terror roamed rain south toward evening. Highs ran ee came back to his hometown of in the 30s north to low 40s south. wish you a Merrry Christmas and a Atlanta in those years. Minneapolis for the holidays Sunday and Rain changing to snow tonight "When I was younger. I had no time for my performed at the St. Paul Civic Center before Healthy, Happy New Year.” children (he has six) and was neglecting some 17,500 fans. It was the first of five sold-out turning windy and colder. Lows areas of my family because I was too busy trying concerts at the civic center. in the teens to lower 20s. Chance The Pearl’s to make a living. As I got older, I was more willing of some early morning snow or and able to devote more time to home life." flurries then clearing windy and r,: T' - ru .* . Pi ARL A SQiV cold. Temperatures falling through the teens during the day. II ^ r e e t i n g B The ‘frugal’ Kennedys Vermont: Partly sunny, breezy and fairly mild today. The Kennedy family was rich and famous but Highs around 40. Snow develop (tom the gang al Cenluty 21 REAL not particularly well dressed. So says Brad ^'^SfRvia Help me, Waylon Jennings ing north, rain developing south E S TA TE Century 21, Ameo£a?81 Seflers We Loman, wardrobe supervisor for “ Robert and changing to snow tonight. are here to serve you 7 days a week Located al Country music superstar Waylon Jennings got Kennedy and His Times." a CBS miniseries to air the shopping plaza al Bolton Notch Members in January. Accumulations between 3 and 6 a helping hand from someone in Nashville back inches possible north and be of 3 Multiple Listing Boards Call any lime, we before he hit it big. Now he wants to repay the debt “ Rose Kennedy, the mother of the clan, would are always available at 647-9914 or 423-8958 fly to Paris every year to have her dresses tween 1 and 3 inches south. and help aspiring songwriters. Jennings helped Windy and cold with lows in the The entire stall wishes you establish the Sue Brewer Fund in memory of the m ade." Loman said, “ but otherwise the teens. Christmas day windy and Satalllta vlaw woman known as the songwriters' best friend in Kennedys did not dress well." HAPPY HOLIDAYS Nashville. She died of cancer in 1981. He added, "They were very frugal. Clothes quite cold with morning hurries Cornmerce Department satellite photo taken at 4 a.m. E S T shows a and a GREAT YEAR in 1985 Unpublished songwriters can book an hour's were handed down among the daughters and we followed by clearing. Tempera tures remaining in the teens. mIH ki "I'****'® '®''el frontal snow clouds stretching from 25% TO 50% on worth of time in a two-trek studio by calling the have photos of them in the 1950s wearing dresses f K ‘o “ “‘Hwostern Montana. A band of frontal low clouds. Ncrma Den Paul Sally Henry "Songwriters Guild." A master copy of the song from the '40s. They were not into jewels and satins Janet LineJa Marilyn Phil Glcria and siiks. They were just a real normal family Carolina. Georgia, will be given to the writer and a cassette will be Extended outlook Louisiana. Middle and high non- presented to a member of a professional panel for that wasn't very concerned about their clothes, 'Jb jUL f V i 6f u. critique. considering all their money." Extended outlook for New I^CARD \% ^ i S.§ SA England Wednesday through FIClea(!raiice Loman said John F. Kennedy finally began having his clothes custom-made after he moved Friday: into the White Houw — and Jackie insisted. Connecticut, Massachusetts
Bv Mark A. Dupuis agencies or programs dealing with been that the committee's recom Lovegrove said his bill al.so will United Press International special interests, wind up in the mendations aren’t implemented give the program review commit J a c k committee's reports but are then and if that isn't going to change, it tee the role of state inspector The greatest story ever tolcf A n d e r s o n HARTFORD - Sen. Fred H rejected or ignored by the full doesn't matter how the committee general to look for waste, fraud Lovegrove Jr., R-Fairfield, Legislature. is structured. and abuse itt government. Other The committee's nonpartisan, Lovegrove opposes putting the bills have beeti filed to create a Washington doesn't think his place as chair man of the Legislature's investiga full-time staff does the study and committee's powers under the separate inspector general's Ami it came to pass in those clays, that laid him in a many,er: because there was no d o ry he to Cod in the hiyhest, and on Merry-Qo-Round tions committee is in the Capitol prepares the recommendations, Legislative Management Commit office there went out a decree from Caesar room for them in the inn. earth, peace, yood w ill toward men. eaves. but must send them on to other tee. saying he would rather see the Lovegrove said his idea would Lovegrove. who will become legislative committees where the committee abolished altogether cost less than a setiarate office and Augustus, that all the world should he political pressure is tougher Lovegrove said the Legislative would have the Legislature polic And there were in the .same country And it came to pass, as the anyels were chairman of the Program Review taxed. and Investigations Committee Whatever the past record, there Management Committee is con ing executive br.meh .igeneies and shepherds abiding, in the field, keeping yone away from them into heaven, the next month, says he wants an may be some changes to the trolled by the party with the not an insiiector general that would shepherds .said to one another. Let us now office in the more-spacious quar program review committee in the majority in the Legislature and be in the executive branch. (And this taxing was first made when watch over their flock by nij’ht. Victims ters where the committee's staff is offing, including the possibility the thus would taint the bipartisan Lo\egrove said he also wants to (.'yrenius was governor of Syria.) yo even unto Bethlehem and see this thiny housed. committee will be scrapped in its status of the program review split the staff of the committee And Jo, the anyeJ of the Lord came upon If may not be a monumental current form. committee. evenly among people named by which is come to pass, which the Lord hath them, and l Jte y,Jory of the Lord .shone of famine problem, but Lovegrove's desire to A study done this year recom However, he does see a need for Demoerats and Republicans in And all went to he taxed, every one into made known unto us. move from the Capitol eaves mended eliminating the commit change. stead of all being appointed by a around about them, and they were sore where the committee chairmen tee but retaining its staff and Lovegrove siiid he plans to Legislative Management Commit his own city. now have an office and join the assigning supervisory duties to the introduce legislation to improve tee usually controlled by one party. afraid. And they came with haste, and found need aid committee staff points to the Legislative Management Commit the committee's ability to carry One finding of tlu- study of the And Joseph al.so went up from Calilee. out Mary, and Jo.seph, and the babe, lyiny in the shortcomings he finds with the tee. which is made up of top out its recommendations and to program review committee was And the any,el said unto them. Fear not, committee. legislative leaders. expand the committee's work as that legislators aren't hurrying to of the city of Nazareth, into Judaea, unto manyer. WASHINGTON - It’s not a for hehoJd, J brine’ you y,ood tidiness of yreat The program review committee Whether the recommendation an investigative body. serve on the panel Lovegrove said the city of BethJeJtem (Jidcau.se he was of the pretty Christmas picture: thou is the Legislature’s main investig will be implemented is in doubt. He says his bill would give the his bill would make the i-ommittee joy which shalJ he to aJJ peopJe. And when they had .seen it, they made sands of starving Ethiopians plod ative committee with the respon- The study was done under the program review committee the more altraetive hou.se and Jineaye of David). known abroad the .sayiny which was told ding mile after mile, day afterday, siblity for examining state ageni- current Democratic-controlled Le right to send bills directly to the “ I would like to .see program For unto you is horn this day in the city of in 120-degree heat across the ces and programs to determine gislature but its fate is likely to be House and Senate instead of review become ;i eonimittee that them concerniny this child. sun-parched plains, trying desper how well they work. decided after Republicans take the shipping its ideas off to the other the veteran legislators would want To Jie taxed with JVIary, his espoused wife, David, a .Saviour, which is Christ the Lord. ately to make it to a refugee camp The bipartisan committee is majority in January. committees for action. to gel oil. " be said heinyyreat with chiJd. And all they that heard it wondered at before they die of starvation and widely praised by legislators for its “ At this point I have no opin professional staff and the thorough ions," said Sen. Philips Robert And this shaJI he a si,yn unto you; Ye shaJJ exhaustion. Many — too many — those thinys which were told them by the recommendations it has issued in son. R-Cheshire. the top GOP And so it was, that whiJe they were there, find the babe wrapped in swaddJiny, clothes die even after they ahve found help Herald photo by Tarquinio shepherds. the past for improving state leader in the Senate and incoming the days were accompJi.shed that she shouJd and lyiny, in a manyer. in the camps, their bodies too ^g^ernment. chairman of the Legislative Man ravaged to respond to food and Midas plays Santa ^But many of tho.se recommenda agement Committee. Jie deJivered. But Mary kept all the.se thinys, and And .suddenly there was, with the anyel, a medical care. John Greene, owner of the Midas Muffler and Brake tions. especially those dealing with Robertson said the problem has pondered them in her heart. And .she brought forth her firstJiorn .son, multitude of the heavenly host praisiny The horror of Ethiopia was news Shop at 285 Main St., plays Santa Claus Saturday to Usfmas to a shocked American public, David Wolfgang, 3, and other children from the Delmont and wrapped him in .swaddJiny cJothe.s, and Cod, and .sayiny. — from the Cospel accordiny to Luke ALL CHRISTMAS A time for Peace which was first made aware of the Child Day Care Center & Nursery School. The shop, •WRAP extent of the disaster by a report on which is a drop-off point for “Toys for Tots," donated •TREE LIGHTS and J o y ...A time for Guest editorial NBC-TV. hats and scarves to the children. But to the volunteers of the V2 PRICE sharing memories International Rescue Committee, and renewing Ethiopia's tragedy has been cause ATTENTION CHRISTMAS Is there a for concern since 1980. The IRC Manchester High School Class of 1965 cherished was conceived 51 years ago by RESERVE THE WEEKEND OF; EVE DAY Albert Einstein to aid refugees THANKSGIVING 1985 friendships. from Nazi Germany. 'til 9 9 to 4 for our 20th Year Reunion Santa Claus? My associate Dale Van Atta. WHERE ARE YOU? attended the IRC's annual meeting Please respond with name and address to: We take pleasure in ans fills the world would be in the New York City home of a 1965 REUNION COMMITTEE K wering at once and thus extinguished. volunteer recently. Leo Cherne, P.O. Box 3235 prominently the communica the committee's chairman for the J Not believe in Santa Claus! last 35 years, had some good news Vernon, Conn., 06066 tion below, expressing at the You might as well not believe to report. Administrative costs same time our great gratifi in fairies! You might get your still take only 5 cents of every cation that its faithful author papa to hire men to watch in dollar contributed. The IRC re is numbered among the all the chimneys on Christ mains what it set out to be: a highly friends of The Sun: mas Eve to catch Santa mobile, non-sectarian relief roerr Claus, but even if they did not agency specializing in what “ Dear Editor: Cheme calls “ trying to regard .jtysne\ see Santa Claus coming people as human.” Plut otliar fine cologiMt down, what would that •*rp»ge •ChaiMl No.S S) I am 8 years old. prove? Nobody sees Santa CHERNE IS ABLE to report Some of my little friends Claus, but that is no sign that success with the IRC relief servi up to 50% OFF say there is no Santa Claus. there is no Santo Claus. The ces in Thailand (for Cambodia, •Stereos •Cameras Papa says ‘If you see it in most real things in the world Laotian and Vietnamese refu •Timex Watches The Sun it’s so.' are those that neither child gees) , Pakistan (for Afghan refu •Candy Cupboard E ^^Walkman^l^hters Please tell me the truth, is ren nor men can see. Did you gees) , Lebanon, Hong Kong, Cen •SchraffTa there a Santa Claus? tral America and Europe, as well ever see fairies dancing on as the resettlement centers in this Merry Christmas! the lawn? Of course not, but country. 80% OFF PHOTO FAMOUS BRAND Virginia O’Hanlon that’s no proof that they are •FILM •BATTERIES 115 West 95th Street” But then the agenda reaches WATCHES Raymond F. Damato not there. Nobody can con •FLASHBULBS Ethiopia, and the reports are all • P u lu r ceive or imagine all the •CAMERAS •Seiko ■Hamiltoii, etc. wonders there are unseen and the same: It is a crisis of Virginia, your little friends unimaginable proportions. C are wrong. They have been unseeable in the world. affected by the skepticism of You tear apart the baby’s The IRC has set up food a skeptical age. They do not rattle and see what makes the distribution and medical centers at six camps in the Sudan, just across believe except they see. They noise inside, but there is a veil covering the unseen world the Ethiopian border. Cherne said think that nothing can be the IRC chose to locate its relief which is not comprehensible which not the strongest man, outlets in the Sudan to avoid by their little minds. All nor even the united strength politically motivated interference minds, Virginia, whether of all the strongest men that by the Marxist government of they be men’s or children’s, ever lived, could tear apart. Ethiopia. The committee can be are little. In this great uni Only faith, fancy, poetry, sure that ail its food and medicines love, romance, can push Detail trom “ The Nativity" by Qustave Dore. reach victims of the famine, and verse of ours man is a mere are not waylaid by corrupt officials insect, an ant, in his intellect, aside that curtain and view and picture the supernal or withheld because of political as compared with the bound persuasion. less world about him, as beauty and glory beyond. Is it all real? Ah, Virginia, in all Religion In America The refugees have been arriving measured by the intelligence at the rate of 500 each day — and capable of grasping the whole this world there is nothing else real and abiding. this is only a foretaste of worse to of truth and knowledge. come. The Ethiopian government No Santa Claus! Thank God estimates that 6 million to 7 million Yes, Virginia, there is a he lives, and he lives forever. people are in danger. A million of Santa Claus. He exists as A thousand years from now, Bread for the World those in direct distress are less certainly as love and generos Virginia, nay, ten times ten than 4 years old; eight out of every By David E. Anderson ity and devotion exist, and thousand years from now, he generates. passage of the $1 billion emer 10 who die of starvation or related you know that they abound It was created to fill that gap by gency assistance for Africa legis diseases are children. will continue to make glad the Bread for the World, the Chris enlisting the energies not of lation that is expected to be and give to your life its heart of childhood. tian “ citizens lobby” on food and professional lobbyists but o f“ the introduced on the first day of the ALTHOUGH MEDICAL CARE 2 highest beauty and joy. Alas! world hunger issues, has turned 10 folks back home” in their congre new Congress. is as crucial as food, there is only how dreary would be the years old just as world attention “ Is there a Santa Claus” is gations who would educate them “ At the same time," Simon said, one doctor for every 9,000 refugees. again is focusing on its issue. world if there were no Santa the question Virginia, daugh selves and then advocate policies “ we are in the process of develop The IRC has appealed for doctors And the Rev. Arthur Simon, aimed at ending hunger. Claus! It would be as dreary ter of Dr. and Mrs. Philip F. ing legislation that will go beyond who will volunteer to work in the executive director of the 45,000- as if there were no Virginias. It touched a nerve across the the current crisis but still relate to terrible heat and primitive condi O’Hanlon, put to the editor of member group hopes that part of There would be no childlike Christian spectrum and as it ends the famine.” tions of the refugee camps. The The Sun in September 1897. that attention can be translated its first decade can boast nearly That legislation, he said, would committee has recruited a dozen faith then, no poetry, no Her letter was turned over to into action on Capitol Hill that will 46,000 members, including Roman have two thrusts: a continuing volunteers for medical teams this romance to make tolerable Francis Pharcellus Church to lessen the likelihood of such Catholics, Lutherans, United commitment to food aid for Africa month, but more are needed. this existence. We should disasters as the current Ethiopian Methodists, Mennonites, Unitar 4 answer. The product of his for fiscal 1986 and commitment of famine. have no enjoyment, except in fine nature, mellow wisdom ians, and most other $180 million to a special Africa fund At the meeting in New York, “ A lot of people are saying that sense and sight. The eternal and sound craftsmanship was denominations. of the International Fund for Cheme yielded the floor to a world hunger will be eliminated by Some impressive legislative vic light with which childhood this editorial. Agricultural Devolpment, the U.N. longtime board member, the Nor the year 2000," Simon said in an tories have followed, including agency created out of the 1974 wegian actress Liv Ullmann. interview. “ That is a lot of baloney. passage of Right to Food resolu World Food Conference in Rome. Tears welled up in her eyes are as What is new is that hunger is no tions which begin to set forth The Africa fund would be used to real as the refugees she has seen longer necessary.” principles for a coherent food aid small scale farmers increase and helped on the African desert. “ It is not that hunger can’t be policy; passage of the U S. farmer- their productivity and would be a ended,” he said. “ We have the held grain reserve, which helps step toward food self-sufficiency, Ms. Ullmann points out, tell technology, the means necessary stabilize the price and supply of Simon said. ingly, that the NBC sdhow that HBPPyHOfJDBV' to increase food production to the grain; emergency famine aid “ Even if the famine were to created such a stir consisted To all our customers — Thank you for your point where no one will starve. But legislation in 1980, 1983 and 1984 vanish tomorrow, you’d still have a largely of a single recent BBC film confidence in us and your patronage. what is missing is the political will, and the beginning of U.S. nutrition food crisis in Africa,” he said. The rest was old tape from the the determination to do it. We have monitoring projects to monitor the Simon's vision — that worship network’s files. “ I see shildren We wish you a happy, healthy, and prosperous not ad political leadership suffi nutritional health of low-income and prayer provide the essential going across the screen I knew four New Year cient to the task.” people. link between Christian faith and years ago who are no longer Next year, the group's early action for justice — seems to be alive,” she said. "Must the world BREAD FOR THE WORLD efforts will be centered on the working as Christian citizens in see pictures of little skeletons in started from scratch and Simon’s African food crisis — a crisis that creasingly let their lawmakers the sand before something is done?” vision 10 years.ago that a kind of extends, both geographically and know that hunger counts as an "citizenship gap” existed between in terms of need, beyond the issue. AL SIEFFERT'S Readers who would like to share Christians who care about hungry current Ethiopian famine. the holiday spirit with the world’s SUPER DISCOUNT CENTER people and policy-makers whose David E. Anderson is United refugees can send donations to the 445 HARTFORD RD., KEENEY 8T. EXIT OFF 1-84 decisions are influenced by the FIRST ON THE AGENDA will Press International’s religion wri IRC at 386 Park Ave. South, New MANCHE8TER, CT ‘If you're up there. I'm gain’ to bed now!" amount of lobbying an issue be to lobby support for quick ter. York, NY, 10016. K MAN( HKSTKK HKKAl.l), Monday. l)o( 24. 1984 MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. Dec, 24. 1984 - 9 CAPTAIN EASY by Crooks A Casale VVgLl..W0TH1N& ' ThI^ 6EWTuE^^A^J ■ 9gNP T 7 I THINK TP LIKE TO AFTER EA^y | MAPPEWBP ON THE WiuL 9BB YOU TO MV UP. \ yUNWiNP A BIT FIR6T. Bolton GOP getting ready for May election M onday T V arrive^' IK) Pl a n e , w a v b e t h i5 ROOM.' I'VE BEEN ON NAIR03I... CAPER'LL b e a lOJ A p l a n e f o k 17/ e a s i e r T h a n I THELA9T&IX THOVGHT. HOUA^ v/mm 6 :0 0 PM CJJ (IJ (28) (30) N e w s 8 :3 0 PM (5 ) Rituals (5J W A'S'H Channels (9) MOVIE The Old Curiosity Shop Contests heat up for schoo) and finance positions (9J Hart to Hart Mr Ouilp drives liillr; Nell and fir?r grand INRIROBI] « ^ fattier from their home Anifiony Newley By Sarahm W Passell ..a (11) Benaon WFSB Hertford. C T itJ who is secretary of the GOP tive to current finance board ALTHOUGH OTHER FINANCE debates last spring. said. "I think I would bring to it a David Warner 1975 Harold Reporter (1ft Dr. Ger>e Scott WNEW N«w York, NY (»i committee and a member of the Chairman Silverstein. Democrat BOARD members have Joined "I ’m not running on anyone great deal of interest, time and WTNH New Heven. CT r ij 9 :0 0 PM C3J Kate 8. Allie Kale Ihinkb (20) D u k e i of H an a rd Zoning Commission, will compete Charles Holland is also up for Silverstein in opposing soihe pro else’s weaknesses." Campbell maturity” New York. NY C#J about fiaving a balry wfirtn an unmarnr'd WOR BOLTON — Two new names with incumbents Michael Parsons re-election. jects, Silverstein has often led the said. " I ’ m running on my (24) 3 2 1, Contact (CC » WPIX New York. NY nil CO worker grds pregnant, but lias second emerged last week as Republican Hertford. C T tfioughts afl(*r riieifting ifie baby s fatfiitr and board Chairman James H. moves to deny funding. strengths." MARTIN IIA.S SAID she favors (40) N ew aw atch WHCT '*« contenders for seats on the boards Silverstein's opposition to a WTXX WetertMjry. C T 30 (M) M Marshall for the three party “ I think there’s been a lot of expanding computer education in i41) Miaa de Roma Springfield. M A I /J IV of finance and education. number of proposed capital pro WWLP n ( 5j Merv Griffin endorsed listings on the ballot. tension between the Board of MARTIN. WHO SPOKE OUT the Bolton schools, but not at the ($7) MacNeil/Lehrer New shour WEDH Hertford. CT 94 Robert Campbell, a resident of jects in the last year has drawn (16) Or Gene Scott Republican voters will be able to Finance and the Board of Educa this fall against a proposed $820,000 level proposed by the current (61) Yeahua and la t Chriatmaa WVIT Hertford. C T 90 Bolton for six years and a member criticism from town officials. He WSBK B o sto n. M A 94 (22) (3 OJ MOVIE: 'Wedding on Walton's pick and choose among incum tion," Campbell said Friday. "I library-computer center al the school baord. She called the (CNNi Prog Cont'd has opposed a $32,000 plan to WGGB Springfield. M A ■40 M ountain’ Erin Walton and Paul Nortfi of the Republican Town Commit bents and newcomers because the think that tension has been need high school, said she wants her library computer center proposal, I41i LEVY'S LAW ' by Jame* Schumeiater refurbish the Bolton High School [ESPNl Scotch Sports P review Colloyo WXTV Peterson. NJ ndg<; announce their plans to marry, but tee, has declared his intention to Republican Town Committee less, They can have a much better campaign for school board to be which was defeated in a Nov. 6 Foolball Bowl Clashes WGBY Sprir>gfield. M A 9n one of Erin's old boyfriends attempts to soccer field: spending more than t?0 MDU EeALUY run for a seat on the Board of plans to endorse both in the relationship." perceived the same way. But referendum, "unrealistic” IHBO ] The Nutcracker: A Fantasy on WTIC Hertford. CT •ti jirevent the werlding from taking place $35,000 to repair the Bolton Center ICNNI THINfc i/AKl-TTX WIUL Finance. Campbell is expected to Ice Ico skaliny by former Olympic modal CNN Cebte News Ntwrk Ralpti Waite. Ellon Corby. Mary Beth municipal elections in May, ac Campbell said recent tensions Manning, who also campaigned lESPNl receive the GOP endorsement in a School roof, although some esti "I think If they had been a little istM and a Tchaikovsky score transform ESPN Sports Network McDonough 198? BBIN6 MP THE RKE- cording to party officials. between finance officials and the against the building proposal, has Home Box Office iHBOl mates put the cost at twice that more realistic in iheir projections, the original ballet into a skaliruj spnctacu HBO >24) (57) Am erican Playhouse (C C ) Th<> klASfcEP FOE. ? party caucus next month, even identified Michael Parsons as iM A X i Board of Selectmen have been "the lar CINEMAX anemax Skin of Our Teetfi ' The indestruclability though Clayton A. Adams and amount: buying a new backhoe for it might have passed. " she said. ITMCI STATE LAW RESTRICTS the flip side of the same coin. potentially the most- vulnerable of TMC Movie Chennel and folly of humanity are seen through the Chairman Morris Silverstein—the the Public Works Department; Marlin taiigtil speech and Eng ( m a x ) MOVIE: 'Somewhere in Time' USA USA Network lU S A l number of seats a single political "Morris has been, quote, arbi the three incumbents who must A young playwright, who falls deeply in livrrs of tfH> Antrobus family and their maid. and the $2.6 million budget school lish to middle and high school two Republicans whose seats are party may hold on any local trary,” Campbell said. "That run next spring. love with the photograph of a turn of the Sabina Jason Robards. Sada Thompson officials originally proposed for students in Tallahassee. Fla., In (R) (2 hfs I coming open — plan to run again. elected board or commission. But century actress, travels through time to the 1984-85 school year. arbitrariness has not served the Incumbent Democrat David the 1960s and early 70s She worked meet her Christopher Reeve. Jane Soy (41) El Malelicio there is no limit to the number of 8 :0 0 PM (3j Scarecrow and Mrs. GOP Chairman Mark Johnson town of Bolton. We’re a small town Fernald is also running to regain for 10 years as the business mour, Teresa Wright 1980 Rated P(i King Aman
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (UPI) duhbed the "P it," the fans enter at deficit and pulled to within three offset by an abundof -e of soul, as said Scott. "When I watch him Rating the arena. Jackson said, — Coach John Thompson wanted a the top level and wend their way points, at 60-57, with 3:48 the Lobo fans ignited UNM's tough game with a loud crowd to play. I'll always remember this "It’s in the top three,” behind the Farmington tops downward to be transformed into remaining. 6-foot-6 Johnny Brown to game night." home court of two Big East rivals, prepare No. I Georgetown for Big screaming energy that empowers "They're a well-coached team." honors with 19 points and 13 Ewing had 14 points and five Syracuse, which draws more than East Conference play, and he got it their team and often drains the said Thompson, "especially when rebounds. New Mexico, which was rebounds, while Scott scored 13 30,000 to the big home games, and — plus the biggest scare of an opposition of stability. you look at their lack of size. We 3-2 before Brown threw off an points and snared four rebounds. St. John’s. Eagle wrestlers unbeaten season. Georgetown arrived in Albu were very fortunate to have won." Injury and came on to play, is now The big difference in the equation querque with an 8-0 record, includ 5-3. "Syracuse is the toughest,” “ We wanted to go to a loud, ing a 20-point victory over then-No. was seven blocked shots by the Three straight pins enabled Acting like winners, the Lobos. The Hoyas' All-America center intimidating Ewing. Jackson said. "Madison Square Law, 51-24, and was the loser on the rowdy gym. That's one of the 2 Depaul -a week earlier and a tuning up for the start of their own Patrick Ewing, a 7- footer, edged Garden is tough historically. Farmington High to top East basis of pins in a 30-30 stalemate reasons 1 wanted to be here." a 40-point splurge over another rated Western Athletic Conference, the Lobos' 6-foot-7 center, George They've had so many great play Catholic, 33-31, in wrestling action with East Hartford High. The relieved Thompson said Saturday Underscoring his coach’s appre team from Nevada-Las Vegas. granted Georgetown its No. I Scott, who said after the game, ers. This (the Pit) is up there... Saturday at the Eagies’ Nest. Hornets recorded three pins night after escaping with a 69-61 ciation of the Lobos' fans was He assessed the Albuquerque ranking, but called out to each " I ’ll remember this night the rest “ It’s definitely one of the tough Mike Manganello, Brian Dunn against only one for the Techmen. victory over New Mexico in the Georgetown floor general Michael game, in which the host team, other in the dre.ssing room that that of my life. Jackson, who .said, "Before we left est places. The atmosphere, the and Raul Villar won by pin, Brian Cheney, 43 for the season, UNM arena. spurred by a frenzied crowd of Lynch by major decision and Jeff meant they were "No. 2." "Patrick's going on to the NBA Washington, D.C., we knew about (mile-high) altitude... it’s easy to resume action Thursday morning In the Lobos' home court. Villar by decision for the Eagles, 17.029 erased a 44-27 halftime New Mexico's lack of size was and be one of the best of all time," the Pit. We knew it'd be tough." get tired here.” at New Milford with Housatonic at now 1-1 for the season. 11 o’clock. East’s next outing is Friday at t h e Waterford Lancer Results: Cheney vs. Law — 91- Ash Tournament. (CT) WBF, 104 Wheeler (L) pinned Results: 98- Jody Ellis (F) dec. Rich Phillips, 107-Archambeau (CT) pinned Lee 8-3, 105- Mike Manganello (EC) Chadwick, 114- Arroyo (L) pinned pinned Jeff Pace 2:30, 112- Jeff Villar Albert, 121- Kandrach (L) mal. dec. Scoreboard Hecker, 128- Kocak (L) pinned Ple- (EC) dec. Steve Budwitz 16-13, 119- Brlan Dunn (EC) pinned Mike Galino tlock, 132- Vohro (L) pinned Smith, 138- 4:21, 134- Scoff (F) pinned Matt Terzo Fratacargell (L) sup. dec. Baton, 145- 1^:52, 132- Raul Villar (EC) pinned Dublel (CT) pinned Chadbourne, 155- Klngs3,Jets3 St. Joseph's 59, Penn 57 Byfleld 1:34, 138- Lynch (EC) mol. dec. Autoure (L) pinned Baldlnoer, Syracuse 84. Utica 43 NFL playoffs WHasz 11-2,145- McClelland (F) WBF, 147-Dolette (I) pinned Borone, 185- Vlllanova 80, La Salle 43 155- Bob Ferreira (F) pinned John Romanchlck (L) pinned Pullo, Hockey Les Angeles 111 0—1 Virginia Tech 45, W. Virginia 43 Overstreet, 147- Chris Jacques (F) Unlimited- Main (CT) pinned Beams. Basketball Football Wild Cord Gomes Cheney vs. East Hartford — 91- Ash Winnipeg 1 1 0 9 -3 Wagner 81, Pace 59 Saturday's Result pinned Dave Lancinao, 185- Glen First period—1, Los Angeles, Fox 15 ••••gggggggggggggggggg Wm St Mary 85, Chris. Newport 45 AFC — Seattle 13, LA Rolders 7 Grirek (F) pinned Mike RIsCassI, (CT) WBF, 104 Phillips (CT) dec. (NIcholls, RuskowskI). 7:09.3, Winnipeg, South Unlimited - John WIecek (EC) WBF. Buftlnoton, 105-Archambau (CT) mal. NHL standings Steen 14 (Lundholm), 7:19. Penoltles— Dayton 71, S. Florldo 44 Sundav't Resull dec. Forrest, 112- Peter Albert (CT) Engblom, LA, 13:34; Sykes, LA, malor, NBA standings Eostern Kentucky 43, Furman 54 NFC — NY Glonts 14, LA Roms 13 dec. Todd Albert, 121- Hecker (CT) dec. Florida 70, Stetson 54 fiiants 16, Rams 13 Divisional playolfs Tech loses two Raggo, 124- M iller (EH) sup. dec. 18:44; Picard, Win, molor, 18:44. Saturday, Dec 29 Wain Conftrmo* Second period—3, Los Angeles, Dionne Georgia 99, Robert Morris 43 EAST LYME — Cheney Tech Pletlock, 132- Gavolo (EH) pinned Patrick DtvWM 33 (Tovlor, MocLellon), op, 4:43. 4, Boslorn Conforenco Iowa 88, S. Carolina 78 NY Okmts 10 0 4 0—14 AFC Smith, 138- Gilbert (EH) pinned Baton, W L T Ph. OF OA Winnipeg, MacLsan 17 (Hawer- Atlantic Division James Madison 54, E. Tennessee44 LA Roms 0 3 7 3—11 Seattle at MIomI, 12:30 p.m. wrestling team took part in the 145- Deshalne (EH) mal. dec. Baldin- Washington 18 10 7 43 141 111 „ . W L Pet. OB Kentucky 44, Cincinnati 55 NFC ger, 155- Delesdernler (EH) dec. chuk, Bobych), pp, 7:33. 5, Winnipeg, Boston 33 5 831 — Fbstgerlad NY Giants at San Francisco, 4 p.m. East Lyme Tournament Saturday Philadelphia 19 9 5 43 142 96 W ilson 4 (B ob ych, E lle tt), 18:39. ^^Ky. Wesleyan 7), KansovNewmon NY Giants — FG Hall-Shelkh 37 of morning and came home with two Dubiel, 147- Barone (CT) dec. Rlsley, NY Islanders 19 12 1 39 157 130 Penalties—Steen, Win, 0:13; Kyle, Win, Phllo^lphia 31 4 .778 V /i 4:33. 33 yards In nine plays. Key play: Sunday, Dec. W 185- Victory (EH) pinned Pullo, Pittsburgh 12 16 3 27 111 134 4:15; RuskowskI, LA, 5:34; Wells, LA, yvoshlngton 14 13 .553 7Vj Louisiana St. 88, N.C.-Wllmlngton Mmrns 4yard pass to Corp^ er. NY NFC losses. Cheney fell to Jonathan Unlimited- Main (CT) WBF. New Jersey 11 17 4 36 112 135 double-minor (game misconduct), New Jersey 11 17 .393 13 Giants 3, LA Rams 0. ChlcogootWoshli^on, 12:30 p.m. NV Rangers 11 17 5 27 New York 12 I8 .400 13 118 138 17:31; Sykes, LA, 17:31,MocLean,Wln, Morshall 79, Moreheod (Ky.) 73 ~ Carpenter 1 run (Hali- Pittsburgh at Denver, 4 p.m. Adams DIvhtan 17:31; PIcord, Win, 17:31. Central Division N. Kentucky 84, Kentucky St. 47 ^ Ikt^ lck) at 13:50.23yardslnnlneplays Montreal 19 9 Milwaukee 19 l) 433 ______NFC 6 44 140 113 Third period—4, Los Angeles, Fox 14 Drtrolt 15 12 .554 2>/3 Samford 88, NIcholls St. 74 offer Currier recovery of Dickerson's Conference championships College basketball roundup Quebec 15 15 5 35 131 134 (RuskowskI, NIcholls), 9:54.7, Winnipeg, Temple 71, Wake Forest 41 fumWe. Key plays: Simms' passes of 8 Buffalo Chlccyo 15 14 .517 3W Sunday, Jon. 4 12 12 9 33 116 108 Lundholm 9 (Smoll, Bobych), 18:14. 8, All^onla 11 17 .393 7 Tennesse 77, Richmond 44 VOTds to Mowott and 4 yards to Boston 14 15 5 33 122 116 Los Angeles, MocLellon 15 (Lapointe), Thomas M oreff, Brescia S3 Johnson. NY Giants 10, LA RomsO. AFC and NFC semifinal winners Herald photii by Tarqiirmo Hortford 12 15 4 28 103 135 Indlono 7 20 .359 10W Super Bowl XIX 18:35. P e nalties— Bobych, Win, Clevelond 5 20 .200 ll'/j Midwest , _ Secondperlod Sunday, Jon. 38 Compball Conlarmct 11:05; Smith, LA, 13:03; Steen, Win, Aquinos 108, Mlch.-Dearborn97 LA Roms — FGLansford38at14:00.38 Manchester High center Brian Coughlin (left) gets a shot Rockville defenseman Mike Rauzar (20) watches. Norris Division 13:03. Western Conforenco Ashland 79, Ohio Dominican 41 yords In six. Key Play: Kemp's 4yord At Polo Alto, Com. Louisville five finds W L T Pts. OF OA Overtime — None. Penolty — MMwost Division Belhoven 49, Concordia, Neb. S3 oossfo Brown. NY Giants 10, LA Rams3. AFC Champion vs. NFC Champion, 4 off on Rockville goalie Chris Durfee (1) in CCC East Coughlin had a goal in Indians' 8-7 victory Chlcogo 16 15 3 35 140 126 Redmond, LA, 4:15. - W L Pet. OB Brodley 78, Toledo 74 (Tot) p.m. St. Louis 14 13 Denver 17 11 .«7 — Division action Saturday night at Bolton Ice Palace. 5 33 123 121 Houston 17 11 ,407 — Carlyle 45, Plckneyvllle 52 Thlrdjierled Detroit 11 18 4 36 122 151 Shots on goal—Los Angeles 10d14-3— DePauw 81, Marian 45 NY Giants — F(J Hall-Shelkh 39 ot Coilage footbali bowi schedule Minnesota 10 18 6 26 117 140 34. Winnipeg 9-93-5—34. P?'!?* 13 14 .48) 3’A Depaul 41, Northwestern 54 5:10. 49 yords In eight ploys. Key Ploy: trouble in Toronto 6 23 5 17 108 160 Power-plov conversions-Los An- ■*** Detroit 77 Minnesota 47 S'tl’ M*' 24yord pass to Mowott. NY Smvtlie Division oeles,3-1. Wlnnlpeo,4-1. Son AntMlo 13 14 .448 A'/i Drake 45. St. Louis 43 Giants 13, LA Roms3. LA (All Timet EST) By Gerry Monigan victory. Edmonton Kansas City )o 14 .385 4 23 7 3 49 167 103 E. Michigan 74, Youngstown St. 70 Roms — Dickerson 14 run Dec. 14 United Press International Winnipeg 19 11 4 41 150 135 Croolles—Los Angeles, Eliot. Winnipeg, Pocific Division Indiana 70, Kansas St. 58 (Lonsford kick) of 8:35. 78 yords In six California Bowl Guard Keith Whitney was sup Coigorv 18 13 3 39 170 136 Hovword. A—14,751. LA Lakers 19 10 .455 — Indiana St. 88, Vanderbilt 77 posed to take the final shot, but X 14 13 .552 3 ploy. Kev^Play: possinterference penalty At Fresno, Calif. — Nevodo-Los Vegas Blake sparks MHS past Rams Los Angeles 15 13 6 36 152 137 Iowa 88, S. Carolina 78 Referee—Andy Von Hellemond. L ^ llp p e rs 14 15 .483 5 ogolnst KInard that moved the boll 45 30, Toledo 13 Each year major college basket with six seconds remaining he was Vancouver 8 24 3 19 106 191 Iowa St. 85, Colorodo St. 49 yords to Roms' 29. NY Giants 13, LA Roms Independence Bowl ball powers are lured to the Saturday's Rnulls 14 15 .483 5 Kent St. 54, Akron S3 10. At Shreveport, La. — Air Force 23, covered tightly by Chris West at Nordiques3, Black Hawks2|0T| Chaminade Classic by the prospect the top of the key, so he passed off Golden State 9 18 333 9 Lewis 44, St. Francis 55. ™ Holl-Sheikh 34 ot Virginia Tech 7 By Bob Papetti said Indians' coach Wayne Horton. ter netminder Ian Blood, who Blake. :i junior right wing, opened Toronto 6, Boston A Loyola 43, Illinois 43 1^20. 41 yords In 11 plays. Key Ploys: Fridav's Result of spending a winter weekend in to Rodrigues. Montreal 10, Hartford 5 Saturday's Results Mlchlgon 93, Rutgers 77 Herald Sports Writer "It was :i good crowd, they get replaced first-lime starter, sopho the .scoring with;in unassisted tally 0 »<49ee -O lO I—l Phlladelphio 107, New Jersey 93 Simms' passes of 25 and 30 yords to Holiday Bowl the Hawaiian Islands. While they “ I said to myself, 'If he passes it Quebec 3, Buffalo I Chicago 3 009—3 Michigan St. 81, Ill.-Chlcogo 40 Manuel. NY Glonis 14, LA Rams 10. At Son Diego — Brigliam Young 24, BOLTON — It was a good, worked up and I think it helped our more Brian Oatway, with 4: 58 lefl ju.st I .55 after the opening lace (iff N.Y. Renners 5, New Jersey 3 Atlanta 119, Washington 101 Ohio St. 88, Missouri 77 may find fun in the sun, once they First period—1, Chlcogo, D. Wilson 10 Cleveland 104, Indiana 103 . , _ Fourth period Michigan 17 back to me, I'm gonna shoot,’" old-fashioned S:iturday night at the kids,■' noted Rockville mentor Rockville pulled Durfee in favor Matthew flipiied in a rebound otf.i Washington 7, St. Louis 5 Purdue 70, SE Missouri St. 54 LA Rams — FG Lonsford 22 of 7:58. 77 Saturday's Results step onto the court they often find Minnesota S, Detroit A (T. Murray, Ludzik), 3:03. 3, Chlcogo, Chlcogo 110, Boston 85 Rodrigues said. hockey game. Bruce Michaels. "It was fun, the of another forward with le.ss than ;i Fleming shot to nuike it 2 0 at 5: 04 Savord 30 (Lormer, Brown), 11:05. Houston 125, Denver 107 S. Dakota 47, Briar Cliff 54 yards In 13 plays. Key Plays: Kemp's Cherry Bowl trouble in paradise. Winnipeg 6, Los Angeles 3 SW Mo. St. 8), Iowa Weslyan S3 14yord pass to Barber and Dickerson's Although covered by Mike But this time, longtime rivals second game will be even better." minute on the clock, but couldn't After Rockville's F.ri<' Rivers Edmonton 7, Calgary 1 Penalties—Brown, Chi, 5:53; M. Stostnv. Kansas City 129, Detroit 123 At Pontiac, Mich. — Army 10, Que, 10:35; Ludilk, Chi, 10:35; Brown. St Joseph's83, Purdue-Calumet79 24yardru^NYGIants14, LARoms13. Michigan State 4 Saturday, host Chaminade Abram and Mark MeSwain, he Manchester High and Rockville The Indians return to Bolton get a .shot off Credil I he defensive deflected high pop shipper hinded Sundav't Results Milwaukee 101, San Antonlo90 W. Michigan 113, Northwood88 Aft: 47,037 (1453 no shows). notched its third major upset in Boston 4, Minnesota 3 (OT) Chi, 13:19. Phoenix 110, Portland 108 Florida Citrus Bowl dribbled left, double-pumped and High .squared off at the Bolton Ice Wedne.sday night, hosting Fermi work of hustling freshman Ron behind Oat way lo cut the margin lo Second period—3, (Quebec, Goulet 34 Dollos 113, Utah 94 Washburn 43, Regis (Colo.) 49 NYO Roms At Orlando, Flo. — Florida State 17, three years, beating 15th-ranked Buffalo 3, St. Louis 3 Washington St 43, Nebraska 58 First downs Georgia 17 (tie) launched a high 16-foot shot. Palace with more at .stake than High at 8:10. Smith :ind .sophomore Bill Flem 2 1. Blake ami Fleming connected Philadelphia 7. Washington 4 (Hunter), 4:08. 4, A. Stostnv 30 (P. , ^ Sunday's Result 14 13 Louisville, 67-65, on a last-second Stostnv, Morols), pp, 19:17. Seattle 107, L.A. Clippers 97 Wayne St. 84, Windsor 48 By rushing 5 5 Sun Bowl In the tournament opener, Carl just blood and guts. Manchester, which gained its ing, who was moved back from his tigain. Fleming, from behind the Montreal 3, N.Y. Rangers3 (tie) Western III. 78, William Penn 74 (OT) By passing At El Peso, Texas — Maryland 28, shot Cardinals' coach Denny Crum Los Angeles 4, Winnipeg 4 (tie) Penalties—Goulet, Que, 1:35; Yarem- Monday's Games 8 5 Wright and Jon Koncak combined For the fir.st time in their first victory of the sea.son after familiar center position between net, placed a deft pass l ight on the chuk, Chi, 7:04; Ludzik, Chi, 10:43; B. No Games Scheduled Wisconsin 83, N. Illinois 71 By penalty 3 2 Tennessee 37 described as “ a prayer." Tuesday, Quebec 3, Chicago 3 (OT) Murray, Chi, double-minor, 11:44; Wittenberg 105, Hiram 40 3rd down eft. 4—14—50.0 2— 7—22.2 Wednesday's Gome for 35 points in the second half to rock'em-sock'em history, the Indi dropping a pair, was geared for a Blake :ind Doug Matthew in the stick of Blake, who gunned it in Calgary S, Vancouver 4 Tuesday's Games Wooster 104, Knox (III.) 74 4th down eff. the Silverswords will look to pull Hunter, Que, 13:31; (}ue, bench (served (All Times EST) 040 0------1-0 FreedemBewl lead 9-0 SMU to an 85-66 win over ans and Rams are in the .same rout after taking a 5-1 fir.st period third period. Fleming, one of the from the crease while a pair of Monday's Oomes bv Goulet), 14:43; Fraser, Chi, 17:38. Xavier 88, Miami (Ohio) 85 Net yards 193 314 At Anaheim, Calif. — Iowa (7-4-1) vs. off another shocker when they play No Gomes Sctieduled Phllodelphiaot Detroit, 3:30p.m the Sooners. conference, the CCC’s Eastern lead. But Rockville, now 1-4, kept it dominant forces on the ii'e no defenders stood idiv bv lo make it Atlanta ot Cleveland, 7:30 p.m. Arkansas 44, Oral R8bertsS7 Offensive plays 43 43 Texas (7-3-1), 8 p.m. No. 6 Southern Methodist for the Tuesday's Gomes Third period—None. Penoltles— Average gain 3.1 5.0 Thundov's Gome In other games involving ranked Division. from getting wor.se in a penalty- No Gomes Scheduled New Jersey ot New York, 8 p.m. Georgetown 49, New Mexico 4) tournament title. matter where he played, finished 3 I. None. Golden Stote at Portland, 10p.m. Lomor 54, Weber St. 51 Net yards rushing 40 107 Liberty Bowl teams Saturday, No. 1 Georgetown Score one for Manchester. marred middle period, even clos with two goals and threetissisls for A nice individual effoi l by junior Overtime—5, (Suebec, Glllls 5 (Ashton, Totol rushes 27 24 At Memphis, Tenn. — Arkonsos (7-3-1) Louisville will meet llth-ranked Midwestern St. 84, AblleneChrlstlan47 got by New Mexico 69-61, Loyola The Indians, sparked by Bob ing the gap to 6-3. five points. Brian Coughlin, who ciilmin.iled a ,AHL standings Polement), 3:33. Penalties—None. Oregon 55, New Mexico St. 51 Avg. gain rushing 1.5 4.1 vs. Auburn (44), 8:30 p.m. Oklahoma in the consolation Texos-Son Ant. 8), Grambling 59 Net yards passing 153 107 V Friday's Game (III.) stunned No. 3 Illinois 63-62, Blake’s four-goal, six-point perfor Then the Rams, outshot 31-10 in What was the difference for shorlhauded breakaway on a back Sonics 107, Lakers 97 Socks by-yards game. SMU downed the Sooners, Shots on goal—Quebec 13-19-10-3—44. Texos Southern 43, Texos-EI Poso43 3—2 4—37 . . Gator Bowl No. 4 Memphis St. beat Iona 72-62, mance, hung on to edge the Rams, the fir.st two periods, rallied back Rockville between the fir.st 30 hander that deked Durfee. ex Northern Division Chicago 7-7-8-3—35. Tulsa 94, Oklahoma St. S3 Gross yds passing 179 109 85-66, Saturday in the first round. t .■’“ ' ‘'iS?'''"*' F'o-— Soufh Carolina No. 5 DePaul defeated Northwe.st- 8-7. in the final stanza to make matters minutes ;ind the final 1.5'.' tended the lead to 4 I Blake then W L T Pts. OF OA Power-ploy conversions—Quebec LOS ANGELES (97) WMt Passes 22—31—0 11-15-0 (10-1) vs. Oklahoma Stote (9-2),9p.m. Two years ago. Chaminade Fredericton )» 9 ‘ 138 105 1-7; Chlcogo 0-3. Arizona St. 74, Wichita St. 47 Avg. gain pass play 4.3 4.3 Saturday's Gomes ern 61-56, Brigham Young upset The contest was a wild affair, tense, as well as just amusing. turned two defenders inside out Maine )6 14 24. Cage 3^ 3-4 8, Punts shocked then No. 1 ranked and "Our defense started to hit. 137 115 Blola 42, Cal St. Los Angeles S3 4—38.8 3—37.8 Aloha Bowl Np. 7 Washington 84-75, No. 8 St. complete with bad blood on the ice After the teams traded shor which it didn’t do in the first two before feeding a wide u|ien Flem Adirondack )3 11 108 130 Goalies—Quebec, Bouchard. Chi- ’ *• « Smith Boise Stote 57 Wyoming 55 Had blocked „ 0 At Honolulu — Notre Dame (74) vs. unbeaten Virginia with Ralph Sherbrooke 15 30 134 140 cogo, Bonnermdn. A—17,317. !' Jolmson 3-121-37, Donaldson 3-3 Return yordoge 94 Southern Methodist (9-3), 8 p.m. John's beat UCLA, 88-69, No. 9 ;ind the traditional vgigar chants thanded goals at the ouLset of the periods," explained Michaels ing, who rammed one home from Novo Scotia M 4 , Cotchings 2-204)4, Warrick 2-2905 Brlg^hom Young 84, Washington 75 109 Sampson. Last year, the Silvers 13 IB 135 154 Totals 39-78 18-24 . CS l^llerton 81, Pepoerdlne75 Punt returns-yords 3-25 2- 17 Hall el Fome Bowl North Carolina topped Arizona and rumbles in the state-trooper third period. Rockville added a "The .secret was getting the puck right post to cap the first period Moncton 9 30 97 words knocked off nationally- 111 138 Referee—Bob Holl. SEATTLE (107) Co Poly-SLO 49, Col-Davis43 KO returns-yards 4—49 502 At Birmingham, Ala. — Kentucky (43) State 8,5-66, No. 10 Syracuse patrolled .stands. pair of back-to-back sbipshot out of the zone early." scoring with 2(> seconds left. Southern Division California 73, Montana St. 45 Interceptlons-yords 0 -4 00 vs. Wisconsin (7-3-1), 8 p.m. ranked Louisville, and repeated Binghamton 31 9 3 45 154 114 Chaint»rs 8-1415-18 31, Vrones 1-3003, Penaltles-yords 5—61 whipped Utica 84-65. No. 12 Kansas “ Manchester-Rockville has al markers to make it 7-6 at 8; 10. But Horton had a .somewhat different A iiower play goal by Ovens and Rochester Sikmo 8-14 4-7 22, Henderson 4-13 8-10 20, Colorodo 101, S. Colorado 71 10—75 Dec. 31 the upset Saturday on Mark 30 11 130 131 Flyers 7, Capitals 4 ^Long Beach St. 41, Cal St.-Bakersfleld Fumbles-lost 3—0 3— 2 beat George Washington 76-70, No, ways been hot, but now it means left wing Scott Ovens, who spent a wrister by the Rams' Toby Springfield 14 14 Sis?** 2-15 '-2 7, McCormick 5-10 80 18, Touchdowns 1 assessment. "I don't think Rock 139 131 340o'^^!ff'w°rlckowskl0-3000. Totals 1 At Atlanta — Virginia (7-^2) vs. Rodrigues' desperation shot just 14 Indiana defeated Kansas State the night either at the forefront of Baltimore 14 13 117 93 Montana 77, E. Washington 70 By rushing 1 Purdue (74), 3 p.m. something becau.se it's lc;iguc.” ville got stronger, we just got more Tobler were sandwiched :iround New Haven 14 14 Washington 11 s—4 1 that just beat the buzzer. 70-58, No. 16 Kansas defeated Oral 135 131 PhllodelMa 2 41—7 U N A n g elw 242) 2238-97 N.E. Louisiana 43, USIU 38 By passing 0 0 Bluebonnet Bowl the Rams' offense or watching tired." he said, admitting tiud Fleming's second goal. ;uiolher St. Catharins 11 18 111 137 San Francisco St. 77, Azusa Pacific 55 By returns 0 The Cardinals played without Roberts 64-57, No. 18 Maryland Hershev 7 18 First period—1, Philadelphia, Craven Seaffle 14 32 29 39—Iff 0 — Texas Chrlstlon (8-3) vs. from the penalty box. w;is called Manchester only went with nine Blake set up. in the middle period 111 134 13 (Tocchet, Eriksson), 1:35.3, Phlladel- Three-point goals-Warrick. Fouled San Diego St. 71, Texas 45 Conversions 1—1 1—1 West Virginia (74), 8 p.m. starting guards Milt Wagner and belted Loyola (Md.) 88-74, No. 19 Sonics clip L.A. for hooking with 4: II left. Thirty- Soturdoy's Results phlo, Kerr 34 (Howe, McCrImmon), ou*—Smith. Total fouls— Los An- San Jose St. 74, Santa Claro 47 Field goats 3—3 2-3 Jon. 1 players in the last period. After a third-period shorthanded Binghamton 4, Sherbrooke 3 Time ot possession 34:0) Jeff Hall and forward Manuel Louisiana St. rocked N.C. Wil SEATTLE (UPI) - Seattle five .seconds later, Blake darted sla|>shot go;il by Tobler. Bhike New Haven 4, Hershev 3 3:33. 3, Washington, Haworth 10 twles 33, Seattle 25. Rebounds—Los Sonoma St. 50, Pacific (Ore.) 44 25:57 - .. Cotton Bowl One Indian player mi.ssing w:is (Erickson, Currie), 17:13. Penalties— Southern Cal 78, Utah 45 .INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS At Dallas — Houston (74) vs. Boston Forrest, all sidelined with injuries. mington 88-65 and No. 20 Michigan SuperSonics coach Lenny Wilkens down the right side and stuffed a tallied :i short hamled marker of his Maine 5, Nova Scotia 3 ’ 2>- Seattle 38 (Sikma RUSHING-4IY Glonts-Morrls 10- College (9-2), 1:30 p.m. starting defenseman Mark Ci- Springfield 7, Fredericton 3 Hachborn, Phi, 9:53; Marsh, Phi, 11:39; Ano*'** 23 (Nixon 7), Without them Louisville’s offense beat Rutgers 93-77. felt it would be smart to att;ick the power phiy tally between the pads (>artner,Was,13:14. Seattle 37 (Henderson 14). Technical— 31, Carpenter 13-20, Simms 4-mlnus _ Fiesta Bowl chowski, who w;is knocked out of own lo make it 7-4 But goals by Sunday's Results Sunday's Goilege resuits lacked potency and Chaminade At New York, Walter Berry, a Los Angeles Clippers with a strong of Rockville goalie Chris Durfee to Moncton 4, Novo Scotia 3 Los Angeles (Illegal defense). A—8,014. l a Roms-DIckerson urn ~ i*- the game with a shoulder separa Ovens ;ind Bruce Daigle gave the Secondperlod—4, Philadelphia, Kerr37 D-J57- KjmP 1-2, Crutchfield 2^nlnus 2. UCLA <8^)e 1:30 p.m. capitalized on the weakness. With transfer from San Jacinto Junior inside game. Judging from the seemingly clinch the triumph. tion in the first period. Indi:uis a sc;ire Rochester 4, Molne 3 East Totals: 24-107. ^ ^ Ro m Bowl New Haven 4, St. Catharines 3 (Poulin, Propp), 1:04. 5, Philadelphia, time running out and the score College, scored 23 points and Chris results he's a genius. But Ovens atoned for his ill- The Fleming line accounted for "Over;dl, for us lo pull it off. 8 7. Smith 7 (Zezel, Crossman), 4:3). 4, Big East standings Canislus 77, Duauesne 74 SouthemCoUM) tied, Rodrigues put up an off- Fredericton 4, Sherbrooke 3 Washington, Gartner 30 (Corpenter), Providence 71, Brown 47 n Glants-SImms 22-31- VI. Ohio St^o (9*2)r 5 p.m. Mullin added 16 to raise No. 8 St. His front line of Tom Chambers, timed penalty by cutting the gap to almost all of Manchester's offen.se. I'm very hapiiy," said Horton Monday's Games South 0—179. LA Roms-Kemp 11-15-0—109. balance, high-arching shot that No Games Scheduled 4:54. 7, Phlladelphio, Kerr 38 (Propp, Big East Conference O'all $U0or Bowl John’s to 6-1, Berry, a sophomore, Jack Sikma and Tim McCormick 8-7 with just 1:45 remaining on a Howe), 7:43. 8, Philadelphia, Craven 13 „ . W L W L Middle Tenn. 40, W. Kentucky 50 — Loulslono State scored with one second left. hit lO-of-14 from the floor. The breakaway score that completed Tuesday's Gomes (Tocchet), 8:0). Penalties—None. Georgetown 0 0 9 0 Southwest ,_BECEIVjNG-—NY Glants-Mowatt 7- (42-1) vs. Nebraska (9-2), 7 p.m. combined for 71 points to lead No Games Scheduled Syracuse 0040 Ark.-LIttle Rock 48, NW St. (Lo) 52 P73, Manuel 3-53, Carpenter 7-23, Gray ^20, Chaminade, ranked eighth in the Redmen shot 57 percent from the Seattle to a 107-97 victory over the his three-goal, hat trick night. It Third period—9, Philadelphia, Fitz Vlllonova 0 0 4 0 Johraon 10, Golbreafh 1-3, Morris 1-2. Orange Bowl NAIA, improved to 10-4 with the field, hitting 32-of-56 attempts. .Clippers Sunday. was the only shot against Manches Canadians 3. Rangers 3 patrick 1 (Zezel, Crossman), pp, 1:17.10, Boston College 0 0 7 0 How Top 20 fared Totols: 22-179. LA Roms-Brown 3-33, „,At DAtamI — Oklahoma (9-1-1) vs. Washington, Chrlstlon* 13 (McEwen), St. John's 0 0 4 1 2-23, J. McDonold2-18, Wellington (141),8p.m. 3:11.11, Washington, McEwen 3 (Gustaf Pittsburgh 0 0 5 2 Da. Hill 1-4. Totals: 11-109. Holiday Greeting's Seton Hall 0 0 7 2 INTERCEPTIONS — NY Glants-None. 1 1 1 8 - j son), 8:00. Penalties—Murphy, Was, NEW YORK (UPI) — How the UPI LA RamvNone. NY Rangers g | j g _ j 0:44; Jarvis, Wos, 14:34. Providence 0 0 4 3 Tor » college bosketball teams fared In First period—1, Montreal, Hunter 11 Connecticut 0 0 3 3 games through Sunday, Dec 23: -,PL[N'nNG--NY Glonts-Jennlngs 4- IS vob od a, R o b in so n ), pp, 10:07 Shots on goal—Washington 910-13— Saturday's Results ’ • ijfP'^Rfiown (M ) defeated Mor- 38.8. LA Rams-Mlsko4-37.8. C3HEER8 I Best wishes to frienejs old a n d new for the Penoltles—Robinson, Mon, 5:03; Alll- 31. Philadelphia 14-14-7—05. ^^Boston College 87, Randolph-Macon State 8942; defeated New Mexica Bowling ^appJJ -fjolidaiiA Mn, NYR,8;41; Penney, Mon (served PUNT RETURNS—NY Glants- Here's A Christmas Wish | brightest and most joyous Christmas ever! by ^ Trembloy), 14:54; Brooke, NY, Power-play conversion -Washingfon Georgetown 49, New Mexico 41 defeated Davidson 8^45; Monuel 3-35. LA Rams-Ellard2-17. 0-3. Philadelphia 1-3. St. John's 88, UCLA 59 defeated Northwestern 74-55. We hope this season brings m any good oerlod-3' NY Rangers. S. Goalies—W ^ inffon, RIggin. Phila Seton Hall 58, St. Peter's 57 defeated Cincinnati From All Of Us To All Of I fo lflck S (Rogers, Ruotsatalnen), pp, delphia, Lindbergh. A—17,191. Syracuse 84, Utica 43 87-45; lost to Loyola (III.) 4342. Hlll 3-49, Cephous 1-20. Totals: 409 Cunliffe Auto 7:13. 3. Montreal, Ludwig 4 (Chellos, Vlllanova 80, LaSalle 43 4. Memphis State (84) defeated Kent LARoms-ReddenSOT. ’ It's fitting tu say thank you fur times and surprises! Mondou), 18:49. Penalties—S. Pa _ Sunday's Result State 74-57; defeated Iona 72 4 1 ^ P. Irish 158-430, B. Hanson 431. You For Lots Of Joy, Love, | your palronage anil tu liupe Sabres3.Biues2 MISSED FIELD GOALS—N Y Glants- trick, NYR, 3:34; Chellos, Mon, 4:10; Providence 71, Brown 47 . S.^.DePaul (7-2) lost to Western you enjoy the full measure of Brooke, NYR, 13:31. ^ Thursdoy's Games Mlgilgan 4544; defeated Northwestern None. LA Roms-None. Mho 413, J.Evons 4B, K.Arey 400, and Much Happiness! B Holiday Festival (at Madison Sguore G.Kelley 155; High team single — the season's pleasures. ,,J*>lrd pwlod—4. Montreal, Noslund33 BUffMO■Lis?** I• I " - * 1 Garden)
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16 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. Dec. 24, 1984 M ANt IIKSTKK HERALD. Moml.ix Dci 24. 1984 17 Advice What’s new in stamps for next year? AMEMPEX86 This early bird was unveiled at the stamp show in Ihe Betty Lamp. Rush Lamp. Tabic luiwlel. Railroad International Stamp Show. Chicago May 22 to June 1.1986 Chicago last month as an advance warm-up for an Condui'lor’s Lantern and the Statue ol Liberty Torch Mom’s funny self-denial international exhibition in 1986 that is expected to be — 24 designs in all if you count Ihe Bulk Rates the largest of its kind ever held in North America Whal we ll really be liMiking forw ard lo next year is The stamp it.self, with the Franklin part in blue and Collectors' a spate of pictorials: four will honor the International the A M E R IP E X field in pink, will be released Youth Year (the UN put out half-a-dozen commems sometime late in '85. The big “ show of shows " will be Corner for that last month): then a .se-tenant of hor.ses puzzles, angers her family held late in May and early June of 1986 at the O'Hare t.Appaloosa. Morgan, quarter horse and saddle br»*d): Expo Center near the airport. four Duck Decoys in the American Folk Art Series and Russ MacKendrick right to know whether he or she is .1 iHHiklet with five .seashell pii-tures DEAR ABBY; I just received a What else is new for 1985? being observed. One of the aerogrammes will be a supergramme It huge box from my mother It cost We see a program for 38 issues besides the one w ill, in one swoop, commemorate M ark Tw ain's 150th her a small fortune to send it. In it shown here — 36 stamps and two aerogrammes We birth date, the 100th anniversary of Huck Finn, and DEAR ABBY: For two years I will get eight stamps in the Great American Series, were bags of potato chips, cookies, D ear the return of Halley's i'omcl have struggled with this question: among them: Sinclair Lewis. J J. Audubon and candy, cake mix, macaroni and USA thing in the Prominent lot is Ihe one-and-a-quarter The very first stamp w ith an announced date for '85 Should I turn in a woman I believe General Knox. That will make 25 Greats in all for this cheese m ix. and a pile of clothing Abby cent Albert Gallatin plate block that went lo $25. in will come on Jan 26 to honor .Abraham Baldwin to be guilty of welfare fraud? series that began in 1981 with an 18-cent George she found at garage sales. There Scott's — up $2..50 from last year. Not many philatelic (17,54-1807). a .statesman, tiorii in North Guilford. Abigail The case: A woman who is Mason, followed soon after by that useful 17-cent were also several books in Norwe items can make such a claim. That darling of (he Conn. perfectly capable of working has Rachel Carson for our overweight letters. The set runs gian and toys for a baby's bath. Van Buren speculators, the Graf Zeppelin trio, dropped from Later, perhaps, but in plenty of (i_me lo lend zest to been receiving welfare a.ssistance from the one-cent Dorothea Dix to the 40-cent Lillian I am 45 years old and on a $4,000 to $3,100 your valentines — another l.()VE stamp Don't miss perpetual diet. Not one piece of for over eight years. Every time I Gilbreth. pay taxes. I think of this ho Another set the Greats are not to 1h' confused with is it clothing is my size or suits my It is not to be confused with the much earlier the Americana Series, the one with those boomerang taste. I don't read Norwegian, and meowner. whose teenager attends AMERIPEX STAMfVUNVEILED a private school, and whose four JEiu Prominent Americans: 20 designs from a Jefferson inscriptions: the Inkwell and Quill. Printing Press, Russ MacKendrick is a longtime Manchester my “ baby” is a freshman in to di.scuss what I perceive to be a . . . warm-up for exhibition dogs and two cats eat better than 1-cent to a $5. John Bassett Moore. The most exciting and ending w ithlhe five lights (as in “Gimme a .." ) . resident who is an authority on collectibles. college! serious problem. Your mother some people. Mother knows we're all on diets, obviously is no longer able to make I made my decision while Supermarket Shopper none of us likes polyester tops or intelligent decisions. Please visit watching the news on T V and saw double-knit pants — even if they her as soon as possible and see how Ready to eat village were the right size. people in our nation going without she is. Your letter suggests that Thanksgiving dinner, while this What can she be thinking' of, perhaps the tim e has come when Patrick Wall (left) and Brian and Megan candies and windows and doors defined sending my 150-pound daughter a woman and her children eat your mother should not be living heartily. Cordeira admire a gingerbread village at with frosting. Miniature candy canes fill Plain old box tops, labels pink knit suit in a size 6? alone. chimneys and ribbon candy serves as a My mother is a widow living Sickened, I realized how many Manchester Community College's Child alone on a tiny fixed income. I've DEAR ABBY: For the benefit of families would go without help on Division Center before the children decorative fence. The trees are sugar 2 sent her checks, but she sends your female readers who are Christmas because of gluttons like devoured it. Mr. and Mrs. Martin cones covered with green and white them back. (She does the same concerned about their privacy in this woman and her family, .so I Cordeira, parents of Brian and Megan, frosting. The center is accepting make great Yuletide gifts with my brothers'.) It pains me to the dressing rooms of department turned her in this morning. know that she has skimped on food created the village. The buildings have registration for its spring semester. To stores, this simple test will quickly Abby. that woman is my mother- By Martin Sloane savings they have added up to $170 in cash refunds, as for herself to .send me this .stuff. walls of cookies, roofs shingled with learn more, call 647-6075. determine whether there are two- in-law! I did it so that those who United Feature Syndicate well as dozens of free-produci coupons and gifts. But We've asked her to skip the way mirrors installed. really need assistance might re my savings aren't the only thing I want lo tell you presents and u.se the money to Place the point of an ordinary ceive . it by Christmas. Please DEAR M A R TIN : A year ago I started refunding, about. When friends and relatives come to visit, they .# I come for a visit, but she pays no pencil to the surface of the mirror, encourage your readers to do the and in the five months I have been keeping track of my no longer worry about bringing a gift. They now know attention. and ob.serve the reflection. If the same so that legitimately needy Thoughts Cinema that I am an avid refunder and 1 will be overjoyed to 4 She returns our lovely gifts for reflection of the pencil point people will have a Happy New receive the national brand box lops and labels they Mother's Day, her birthday and “touches” the pencil, it’s a two- Year. 7:10,9:15. — The Flamingo Kid (PG-13) save for me. Who would have believed it? A year ago I Chri.stmas, asking us to u.se the way m irror through which you can A NOT SO D EV O TE D “ She will give birth to a son, and Hartford cTip ‘n’ fife refunds you are to give him the name Cinema City — The Brother trom 12:20, 2:30,4:35,7:45,9:45. never would have thought that I would welcome with money for our own families. (She be observed from the other side DAUGHTER-IN-LAW Special Holiday Gift Offers Jesus, because he will save his Another Planet 1:45,4:15, 7:25,9:45. — Willlmantic open arms a relative who came to my house with a thinks we're hard up; we're not!) If there's a distance of approxi Shall We Dance 1:20,5:15,9:15wlth Top Jillson Square Cinema — Beverly Hefty bag full of trash' — Helene Manoian. Rocky How can I get her to stop? I'm people from their sins. All this took Hat 3:20,7:15— Amadeus (PG) 1,3:45, Hills Cop (R) 1, 3, 5, 7, 9. — Johnny mately ''I to 1/4 of an inch betweert DEAR DAUGHTER-IN-LAW: I Clip out this file and keep it with similar Hill. Conn. really angry. Answer in the paper place to fulfill what the Lord had 7, 9:50. — PInocchIo (G) 12:30, 2:30, Dangerously (PG-13) 1, 3, 5, 7, 9. — the actual point and the reflected have no sympathy for welfare 4:30, 8:45. Breakin' 2 Electric Boogaloo (PG) cash-off coupons — beverage refund offers with and I'll send her the clipping. said through the prophet: The image, it’s proof that it’s a one-way cheats, but did you discuss your East Hartford 1:20,3:20,5:20,9:30. — Plnocchlo(G) 1, beverage coupons, for example. Start collecting DEA R H E L E N E : 1 believe it! FRUSTRATED m irror, and privacy is assured. suspicions with your mother-in- virgin will be with child and will Showcase Cinemas — Dune (PG-13) 2:45, 4:25, 6:05, 7:45. — Protocol (PG) give birth to a son. and they will 1:45. 4:30,7:20,10. — Runaway (PG-13) 1:10, 3:10, 5:10, 7:10, 9:10. — Stormon the needed proofs of purchase while looking for DAUGHTER J. LOGAN. law and warn her that you’d turn 3,5,9:30. — Starman(PG) 12:45,3,5:10, call him Immanuel — which (PG) 1, 3:10, 5:15, 7:20, 9:30. — City the required forms at the supermarket, in . DEA R M A R TIN : In a recent column you had a LOUISVILLE. KY. her in if she didn't stop? 7:30, 9:45, — 2010 (PG) 12:45, 3, 5:10, Heat (PG) 7:20,9:20. newspapers and magazines, and when trading story about a reader who u.sed her refund checks lo DEAR FRUSTRATED: Don't means. God with us," (Matthew 7:30, 10. — The Colton Club (R) 12:30, If so. then I would say you were Windsor with friends. Offers may not be available in all pay for items she sent for in the mail. .She said she 1:21-23). 2:50,5:10, 7:35, 10:05. — Falling In Love Plaza — Superglrl (PG) 2. 7:15. .send her this clipping. Instead, DEA R J.: A big thank-you for motivated only by your desire to (PG-13) 1,7:15.- C i t y Heat (PG) 1:30, endorsed them on the back to Ihe companies lhat'were “The Word became flesh and areas of the country. Allow 10 weeks to receive have a meeting with your brothers the privacy test. It ’s a citizen's help the needy. 3:30. 5:30. 7:30, 9:40. — Beverly Hills making the offers and saved the cost of writing out her lived for a while among us We Cop (R) 1, 3:10, 5:15, 7:20, 9:30. — each refund. own checks. have seen his glory, theglory of the Protocol (PG) 1:15, 3:15, 5:15, 7:15, The following refund offers are worth $85. This 9:15. — Mlckl & Maude (PG-13) 12:50, Marvin reprise f one and only Son. who came from week’s refund offers have a total value of $94.29. 3:05, 5:20, 7:35, 9:50. HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - Lee I think readers should be aware that not all the Father, full of grace and Manchester This offer does not require a refund form: Contact eases depression UA Theaters East — Breakin' 2 M arvin, putting his lengthy “ pa- pUSTBUSTER $5 Rebate. P.O Box 1238 companies will accept these checks. I used one of the tru th " (John 1:14). Electric Boogaloo (PG) 2, 3:55, 5:50, limony” notoriety behind him, will Ridgcly. M D 21684. Send a sales receipt with your refund checks I received to .send for the Raisinland These verses emphasize to us the 7:40. — Johnny Dangerously CPG-13) 2, Fun Book from Kellogg's. The company returned my DEAR DR. LAMB — I am a 72- reprise his role as a renegade U.S. purcha.se that includt's the store name and a date DEAR DR. LAMB — My nose is wonderful truth of the Incarnation 3:50, 5:40, 7:30. — The Flamingo Kid check with a note saying they would not accept i (PG-13) 2, 4, 6, 8. Arm y m ajor in “ The D irty Dozen” year-old widow. I had a gentleman constantly red, particularly at the — which simply means that Christ between Sept. 2. 1984 and Dec. 31. 1 ^ plus the Hufflld pholo by Pinlo Vernon in a newNBC-TV movie titled "The two-party checks for their offers. — Pat Brown. friend who stayed with me for six end. I realize that this is probably due our Savior and Lord, in coming to Cine I a 2 — Oh God! You Devil (PG) Quality Seal cut from the boUom of the D irty Dozen: The Next Mission.” Bellflower. Calif. years. Then I had some medical prob Your to poor circulation, but what can be earth many years ago. took upon 1:30, 4:15, 7, 9. — Superglrl (PG) 2. — Dustbuster Cordless Vac carton/(models No. lems, and while he was staying with The Terminator (R) 5, 7:20, 9:30. Currently filming on locations in 9330, 9331 and 9333). and your full name and Carols span generations done? Rubbing to increase blood flow Himself a human body and lived West Harttord D EA R PAT: Thank you for the word of caution. his daughter, he caught pneumonia Health just makes it worse. It looks like a among mankind. All this was done Elm 1 a 2 — The Terminator (R) 2, London, the T V sequel to the hit address, including the city, state and Z IP code on Bolton Center School students sing Paul Sauer, Irene Bennett and Anna and died. I have been alone since I a plain 3-by-5 piece of paper. Expires Jan. 31. Even though a refund check from a major nose one would expect on an alcohol in order to fulfill the ancient 4:30, 7, 9:15. — Oh God! You Devil (PG) movie also stars Ernest Borgnine came home from the hospital. Lawrence 2, 4:30, 7, 9:15. 1985. manufacturer is usually as good us gold, as you found carols with patients at Crestfield DePold The children selected presents ic, but I don’t drink, and never have. prophecies and stated in the ‘ and RichardvJaeckel who reprise 1 am so depressed that I don't care The Movies — Plnocchlo-(G) 12,1:50, out, there are some companies that won't take them. Convalescent Home in Manchester. Lamb, M.D. I ’m in my late 40s and female. Matthew passage. 3:40, 5:15, 7, 8:40, 10:15. — Johnny their roles from the original film, These offers don't require a refund form: and gave the party at the home if I live or die. I try to keep busy, but Perhaps this is because, unlike your own p<‘r.sonal DEAR READER — See your Our Savior also took- on human Dangerously (PG-13) 12:30, 2:45, 4:50. which was released in 1967. F IS H ER -PR IC E Art Kit Offer. Send the Singers are. from left, Florence Brooks, Wednesday. my children don't come to see me required refund form and the dated sales receipt checks, many refund checks have expiration dales. dermatologist. You probably have flesh so that He could die on the very often and don't call me for days .w ith the purchase price circled from two or more acne rosacea. People associate this cross for our sins. That is the clear, at a time. I want to be with my fami is important to make that effort. Fisher-Price Arts and Crafts purcha.ses totaling D EA R M A R TIN : My husband has always been a with alcohol consumption, but it can, simple message of the Christmas ly more, but they don't seem to have Your family contacts are impor . at least $15. plus the proof of purchase cut from little skeptical of my couponing and refunding. More and often does, occur in people who season. May we personally and than once I have heard the comment. “ Is all this Holiday tale of ‘Amahl’ is time for me. What can I do to get tant, too. You might ask your children ■ each of the green and white boxes, plus $1 for do not drink. It is caused by overac individually accept what our Sav over this deep depression? My doc to talk to your doctor so they will postage and handling. Expires Jan. 31. 1985. clipping, cutting and filing really worthwhile’’" tive sebaceous glands in the skin of ior has done for us! tors are giving me medicines, but I understand your needs. They may not KENNER Nursery Rebate Offer. Receive up to the nose. “ Beyond all question, the mys I finally figured out a way to prove it is. Won’t he be still cry most of the time when I am realize how important your contact $7 in cash rebates. Send the required refund form Don’t rub the nose or do anything tery of godliness is great: surprised on Christmas morning wheh he opens one of home alone. I can’t seem to shake it. with them really is. • and the proof of purchase seal from the Care fine theater for chiidren E that increases blood flow or causes He appeared in a body, his pre.sents and finds the box filled with more than $.50 DEAR READER — I ’m glad you You can do things to help establish . Bears Musical Mobile or the Care Bears Crib flushing. That makes it worse, and is was vindicated by the Spirit, in refund checks! — Patti K.. Minneapolis. Minn are seeing a doctor and are getting this contact. Many parents make the , Ferris Wheel for a $2.50 rebate: for $I send the HARTFORD — It was a fam ily affair at the why alcohol makes it worse. Avoid was seen by angels, medicine. Be sure that the doctor mistake of sitting back and waiting hot beverages or anything that proof of purcha.se seal from the Care Bears Stare Bushnell last week when theConnecticul Opera, along was preached among the DEA R PA TTI: M y guess is that this year there will knows how you feel and that you think for their children and grandchildren flushes your face. This includes avoid M irror or Gift Set (Rattle and Teether); plus the nations, be a lot of refunding presents under a great many with the Hartford Chamber Orchestra, pre.sented the you need more help. to make all the effort. Instead, you ing coffee and tea, as well as heat and cash register receipt Is) with the purchase was believed on in the world, Chri.stmas trees. I know that many of my readers .send acclaimed holiday operetta. "Amahl and the Night It is natural that you would be should invite thdhi over for dinner or sunshine. • price(s) circled, plus a self-addressed, stamped was taken up in glory." (1 for manufacturers’ gift offers throughout the year: Visitors." by Gian-Carlo Menotti. Center depressed after losing your friend and find other reasons to invite your Antibiotics, particularly tetracy envelope. Expires Jan. 31. 1985. Timothy 3:16). The ones that offer toys and totes and all kinds of In this age when everyone can .see this musical tale companion. Normal grief is a form of grandchildren to share some activity cline, are one of the most effective KENNER Preschool Rebate Offer. Receive up Stage depression. It takes time to work with you. Having young children lovely gifts in return for box tops and labels. When each year on television, it was heartwarming to see ways of controlling or eliminating lo $28 in cash rebates. Send the required refund these presents are opened Christmas morning, the C through normal grief, and older peo around often gives one a new outlook. Pastor James P. Beliasov Ihe many parents who had brought children to this problem. Erythromycin is also form and the proof of purchase seal, the cash givers have the added pleasure of knowing they didn't Rita Kenway ple are more vulnerable to depres Read ’The Health Letter 10-10, Faith Baptist Church experience it on the big .stage Since it runs only about used. It is a good idea to control acne rcgi.ster receipt (s) with the purchase price (s) ju.st buy them, their smart shopping skills earned sion. Depression: ’The Ups and Downs of rosacea to keep it from getting worse. circled, plus a self-addressed, stamped envelope. .50 minutes, it is the perfect vehicle to introduce a child I ’m glad to see from the rest of them. Life, which I am sending you. Others You may need to continue to take a William Claude Dukenfield . The amounts of the rebates are: $3 for the Hello to theater. your letter that you are going to the who want this issue can send 75 cents small dose of antibiotics daily. gained fame us W.C. Fields. Strawberry Shortcake Telephone. $2 for the To all my readers, my warmest and best wishes for Since this is a regular production of the touring community center and are participat years absence Irom ConneclK-ul Opera with a long, stamped, self-addressed Strawberry Shortcake Teaching Clock, $2.50 for a wonderful holiday and a healthy and happy new ing in square dancing. Social contact comapny, the Connecticut Opera Ex|iress. the set envelope for it to me in care of this the Sweet Scents Kitchen. $1.50 for the Straw- year. I thought the men’s ensemble singing, although still really helps to provide support during mu.st be easily transported. John Roger’s simple set newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, Radio City ■ berry Shortcake Music Box Radio. $1.50 for the beautiful, was .somewhat subdued Backstage after such times. It can be an effort, but it pieces — a door and a few boards repre.senting the Station, New York, NV 10019. Berry Grown Up Purse, $4 for the Ewok Family Ihe performance, I discovered that William Addison poor widow’s dwelling, and a rock representing the Hut. $3 for the Ewok Talking Telephone, $2 for the (King Balthazar), could barely speak due to a cold, French country home rentals outdoor area, suggested a sparee exi.stenee Ewok Teaching Clock. $1,50 for the Ewok Music though he sang his role He has an es|ieciully Amahl was played by boy soprano, Matthew Dobkin Box Radio, Woodland Wagon or Fire Cart. $1 for NEW YORK (UPI) — Private country vacation impressive bearing with his height and deep buss homes in France, which at one time could only be the Ewok Toothbrush. $1 for the Care Bears w ho, for one so young, has a long list of performances voice. Glory to God rented by U.S. citizens abroad, can now be rented in lo his credit at the Metropolitan Opera and NYC Puzzle Clock or toothbrush and $1 for. the Tummy To entertain the visitors, dancers Mario Roof and Puzzlers. Expires Jan. 31. 1985, the United States from a travel firm specializing in Opera Co. His clear voice and excellent diction made Boh Kowalski of WORKS Dance Co., gave a very PARKER BROTHERS Super Savings $5 French vacations. ^ the production outstanding. spirited performance in spite of the limited space in the Highest... Rebate. Send the required refund form and proof The French Experience, Inc., located in New York Sondra Kelly, mezzo-.soprano, played the worried available to them of purchase seals from the rules book, plus the City, will rent vacation homes in Normandy, Brittany, mother with much feeling. original dated sales receipt with the purchase The chorus singing of ihe townspeople, however, the Loire Valley, Provence and other locations along The children in the audience were delighted at YOUTH SPEOAITT {HOP • price circled from any of the following Parker the Mediterranean coast. was ragged with .soiirano voices sticking out rather 7S7 MAM ST„ ■M KM Bin a Mt-1292 Brothers Video Games: (For Atari 2600) Empire Amahl's vindication that there really were first one. than blending then two, and three kings at the door The opulent Strikes Back. Tutankham, Super Cobra, Spider- Most of the “gites", as they are called in French, The Hartford Chamfier Orchestra was augmented attire of the kings contrasted effectively with the poor Seasons man. Amidar, Reactor, GI Joe, Strawberry are situated on farms, small villages or other rural for this production with woodwinds, brags and peasant garb of the townspeople. Shortcake; (for Intellivision) Frogger and settings and come fully equipped. Basic rental is for percussion Conducted by Wayne Davidson, this is a Empire Strikes Back. Video games must be one week, except in July and August when the 840 Main St. 7 Don Crosby, giving his tottering, elderly King very iirofessional ensemble Greetings ^ estow ri^ i]arm acy purchased between Aug. 1, 1984 and Jan. 3. 1985. minimum rental is two weeks. Kaspar much humor, was a favorite of the children Manchester Refund requests must be postmarked by Jan. 10, Stephen Kalm, baritone, was a regal King Melchior It For more information, contact the French Expe Rita Kenwuy is (he music and theater reviewer lor !0ibles & Books 649-3396 1985. rience, 390 Fifth Avenue. New York, NY 10018. w as good to .see him in this production after a couple of HARTFORD RD. the Munrhester Herald. 2 [OPEN 643-5230 TOUIM TWNPME THE REALTY COVIIWNY I I .9<{!' MDNCNESTER 243 Main St., Manchester / Vernon Circle, Vernon » IIITU4 0NI-M Iflmdiei* M3-9529 4 May your from 'C ® FINE POLYNESIAN CHINESE AND AMERICAN CUISINE s r o r i\ FOR Ol H iii s is e s s m f /v .s a m i .s#fo/w;w.s’ the ia mii y hi m hs o ,\ shmia y Christmas Ih-nr h'rivtuls: si‘t:ciAi.s. 4 ISO si‘t:i IAI. . \ : . staff Ih v holitlay nvasttn is u/nm us unti anothvr stocking be filled yvar is ilrawiiifi m o vlnsv of ITith all ihv /trohlvms inhoroni in with all your our yiational anti llusinoss affairs Merry Christmas u v stilt vtul this yvar u ith a fw liu ft favorite things... o f gom l M l / / anti hif(h vx/nu tations including our Sentry fo r the fu lurv. and ITv wish tir thank you for prtn itlinfi We will be closed Christmas Pay a mfasurt' of this fffting, and to you thanks. R eal and your family a bright holiday svason with a ^Happy New Year OPEN UNTIL 8 CHRISTMAS EVE bountiful and Estate vvvntful !\fw tn nw un Mm ownw aas • 977 Main St Yvar. Sinvt'rtdy^ to all! 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FflEC 391 Cuntur 2t. ' O P tM MO N ^ From the MARKET fH U «S II 0 eight hundred and eighty-seven Hgnehuttur E li ANU J R E A L ESTATE SERVICES EVALUATION 647-8367 $AI II M 2 J OVER 850 LOCATIONS WORLDWIDBI Main Street, Manchester 223 tmmi u«nl«r St., ManchMior a6340M I •N SUNOAV ItJ up pip pm 10^ Islander Restaurant IB - MANCHKSTKR HKHAl.I). Monday Dec 24 1984 MANCHKSTKH IIKKAI.I), Mniiil;iy, Dn 13B4 19 Service Notes
McMullin home for holidays Phelps finishes gun class LOOK FOR THE STARS. .. ★ Airmun Richard G. C. McMullin, who has many Army Pvt. Matthew E. Phelps, son of James E. friends and relatives in Manchester, has graduated Phelps of 22C St. James St. and Christine M. Phelps of from Air Force basic 149 Branford St., has completed a Vulcan crewrnan Look for the CLASSIFIED ADS with, STARS; stars help you get training at Lackland Air coursfe at U.S. Army A ir Defense School. Fort Bliss, Force Base. Texas. He is Texas. The Vulcan is six-barrel gun mounted an the son of Richard and armored personnel carrier and is designed for better results. Put a star on your ad and see what a Linda McMillin of He antiaircraR defense. bron and a 1984 graduate of Bolton High School. difference it mokes. Telephone 643-2711 , Monday-Fridoy, He will be at home for Navy promotes Gantner the holidays until Dec. 28 Marine Lance Col, Amy Gantner, daughter of Holly G. Hunt of 138 High St., Coventry, has been promoted , 8:30 o.m. to 5:00 p.m. i f i f Army chooses to her present rank while serving with the 1st Marine Lt. Thompson Aircraft Wing, Marine Corps Air Station, Futenma. on Okinawa. The 1983 East Catholic High School; I APARTMENTS LEGAL NOTICE Air Force 1st Lt. graduate joined the Marines in November 1983. ■MUSICAL ICARS/TRUCKS TOWN OF MANCHESTER I f OR RENT For Sale FDR SALE NOTICE OF Henry J. Thompson Jr., ITEMS COLLECTOR OF REVENUE whose wife. J. Janine The second installment of Thompson, is the daugh MANCHESTER - ELECTRIC GUITAR — toxes due on the Grand List MacDonald commissioned HOUSEHOLD of October 1, 19U is due ond ter of June R. Davis of 47 Lovely four room apart Gibson ES-335, 12 years 1976 BUICK CENTURY 90 payable during the month of Linnmore Drive, has Navy Lt. j.g. Stephen E. MacDonald, son of Mr. and ment. first floor, greot old. Excellent condition. — Good condition. $1000, Jonuary, 1985. If this Install Mrs. John H. MacDonald of 158 McKee St., was location. $475 includes Must be seen. $500. to $1200. Call 643-4824. m ent is n o t paid in fu ll d u rin g ■ it . * been chosen as company the month of Jonuary, Inter grade officer of the commissioned to this rank while serving aboard the heot, hot water and gar- USED REFRIGERA Please call 649-6325 after est w ill be charged a t the ra te quarter for the 832nd Air ammunition ship USS Butte, based in Earle. N.J. oge. Rose or Don, 646-8646 TORS, WASHERS, 4pm. 1976 VEGA WAGON — No of V/7% per month from the Division at Luke Air uMacDonald graduated from East Catholic High or 646-2482 Ranges • clean, guaran body rot, good tread, due dole, Jonuary 1. The m i really clean. $600 or best nimum Interest charge is Force Base. Ariz. Richard McMullin School in 1972 and from Plymouth State College. teed, parts and service. $3.00. Plymouth, N.H., in 1979. He joined the Navy in July MAIN STREET — 2 and 3 Low prices. B.O. Pearl & offer. Dan, evenings, 646- In compliance with Section Thompson, a bioenvir- 2815. onmcntal engineering chief with the Air Force 1982. room apartments. For Son: 649 Main Street, Automotive 13-17b of the G eneral Sta more Information call 643-2171. tutes, Motor Vehicle taxes LaChapelles then and now Hospital, was selected in a competition ba.sed on skill, 563-4438 or 529-7858. 1980 HONDA CM400T — due on the October 1, 1983 performance and exemplary conduct. supplementol Grand List are MOVING OUT OF STATE Low mileage, looks also due and payoble in full Mr. and Mrs. Clarence F. LaChapelle Sr. ter. The couple has 13 children, 45 Bray at Guatanamo Bay DN SEASDN FIREWDDD — Hove much to sell CARS/TRUCKS great, mechanically per during the month of January, of Becket. Mass., formerly of Vernon, grandchildren and 21 great — 1V. cord, 3foot lengths. Including sofa bed, sofa, IFDRSALE fect. $600 or best offer. 1965. This tax is due on vehi Marines commend Davis Marine Cpl. Stephen T. Bray, son of Pauline Call Dan, evenings, 646- cles registered between Oc celebrated their 55th wedding anniver grandchildren. LaChapelle retired from $95. Coll 742-0193. chair and tables. Also to b e r?, 1 ^3 and J u ly 31,1984. Marine Staff Sgt. William E. Davis, son of Mr. and Frederick of 135 Pond Lane, has been promoted to his odds 'n ends. Coll 646-2788 1971 DODGE DART 2815. The some Interest rate will sary recently at Acadia Restaurant. The Aldon Spinning Mills in Vernon. His wife present rank while serving at Marine Barracks, TWD APARTMENTS — oppiv. Mrs Alfred Davis of 28 Wellman Road, was recently after 7pm, or 683-1296 SWINGER — Nice condi Payments may be made by dinner was arranged by Mrs. John is employed by the Lee Visiting Nurses awarded the U S. Marine Corps Good Conduct Medal Guatanamo Bay. Cuba A 1981 graudate of Manches Four rooms, two bed from 9am to 5pm. tion, small V-B, auto- 1983 TOYOTA CELICA ter High School, he joined the Marine Corps in July SUPRA — 25,000 miles. mail. If o receipt is re LaChapelle of 185 Maple St. The couple Association. for conduct over a three-year period. A 1973 rooms, fully appllanced, 0 malic, power steering. quested, a stamped self-ad Manchester High School graduate, hejoined the corps 1982 garoge for one car. Pay $800. Coll mornings, 742- Mint condition. Dark dressed envelope should be was married Nov. 28,1929, in Manches own utilities. No pets. 9600. blue metallic, black trim . enclosed. in February 197.'i. His wife. Donna, is the daughter of MI8CELLANEDUS Full sports package. Call Said taxes o re payable a t the Kenneth and Sally Anderson of 72 Essex St Security deposit and one FDR SALE Office of the Collector of Re year lease. Available 1973 VOLKSWAGON SU 647-7202. venue in the M u n ic ip o l B u ild Templeton gets award Januory 1st. Call 646-4525. I ing • Mondov thru Friday, 1984 is called the ‘year of the yuppie’ PERBEETLE — Semi au 8:30 A.M. to4:30 P.M. CAR RADIO — Excellent tomatic, AM/FM radio, Marine Lance Cpl. Scott J. Templeton, son of MrC MISCELLANEDUS Joan M. Trov WASHINGTON (UPI) - News exactly what constitutes a yuppie, 1964. and with a hefty ineome. Army honors Barrett condition. High powered. 40,000 miles. $800. Call Acting Collector the acronym for young urban and Mrs. Richard N. Templeton of45S. Alton St.. has_^ week Magazine has dubbed 1984 New.sweek cites a tigure by SRI Spec. 4 Susan A. Barrett, daughter of Harry Barrett ■STORE AND Includes Dolby NR, Boss 232-5869 evenings, 566- AUTDMDTIVE of Revenue the “ year of the yuppie" because, professional International, a California think been awarded a Meritorious Ma.st while serving w itht ■OFFICE SPACE and Trebble controls and 6213 days. I 025 12 Jr. of .53 Deerfield Drive and Joyce Griffin of East 3rd Force Service Support Group on Okinawa. This more. $98. Call 646-1063 it said, the affluent baby boomers tank, that 4 million Americans Hartford, has been named outstanding soldier of the TWO RETREAD SNOW A yuppie mu.st. of course, be between 2.'j and 39 earn more than official recognition for superior perforitfance is issued ■ otter 4:30pm. 1974 FIAT 128 SPORT L — hold increasing influence in polit quarter for Headquarters Company. U.S. Army STORE OR OFFICE TIRES — Size C-78-14 on 'IS ics and the marketplace. among the 60 million baby-lxiom $40,000 annually. S«>me 12 million in the form of a bulletin published throughout the. To be used for parts. Call LEGAL NOTICE Support Command. She is a personnel specialist at command. The 1981 Howell Cheney High School" SPACE — West Middle 1974 Dodge Dart rims for TOWN OF ANDOVER But the magazine failed to define Americans born between 1946 and of them live in cities. ANTIQUE BUREAU, Phil after 5om, 528-1332. The 3rd Quarterly Installment Fort 'fter. Ha\ lii. graduate joined the Marine Corps in July 1981 Tpke., near Parkade. Ap Bedroom vanity and coat Also Panasonic AM/FM $25. Call646-4886anytlme. proximately 2100 $q. ft. of property toxes on the 1 Oc rack. $99 for all, but will car radio. H78 X 15 — Studded tober 1963 Grond List are due Available February 1st. sell separate. Call 643- and povable 1 January 1965. Coll 649-6205 or 643-6802. snowcapsr on chevy Also, the Supplementol Motor 1516 after 5:30pm. ’ TIRED OF WAITING wheelsr used one season. Vehicle taxes will be due at FOR YOU NEW HONDA? Good shape. $50. Call this time. Payments made af TWO CABBAGE PATCH I deliver most models ter 1 February 1985are subject 649-4449, Iteep trying. to a late charge of 1’/^% per KOOSAS — $99. Please within 2 weeks. Call Gary month on the late Installment Services call 647-8305, after Winn at 623-8809 or 741- from the due dote, or a m in i 5:30pm. 3401. Your assurance of quick mum of S3. Payments may be 643-2711 mode by rrxiii or of the Town ClassifiedBusiness Opportunities Sfore'OMice Sooce 62 response when you ad Household Goods Notices vertise In Classified Is Office Building which Is open Situation Wanted Resort Property AAisc for Sate 63 R ates For advertisements to be ;i I8ERVICES ALLAOIN ^KEROSENE 1974 DODGE DART — 9:00a.m. to 4:00p.m. Monday thot our readers ore through Friday. The Tax Col Lost/Found Employment Into AAisc for Rent 64 published Mondov, the deod HEATER — 10,500 BTU. $1500, Negotiable. Must Home ond Garden Minimum Charge: lOFFERED ready to buy when they lector Is also In the office M on Personals Instruction Wonted to Rent line IS 2 30 p m on Fndov Accessories. Used cne sell! Coll 649-0503; please Pets 6S S3 00 for one day winter. $50. Call 643-0156. keep trying! turn to the little ads. day evenings 7:00 to 9:00 p.m. Announcements Roommotes Wonted Musicdi Items 66 Per W ord: ODD JOBS, Trucking. 643-2711. 02M2 A uctions...... Real Estate Recredtiono' iteni-. 67 1 2 days 20C Read Your Ad Home repairs. You name YORK WEIGHTLIFT AntiQues 68 3 5 dovs 18C It, we do It. Free esti ING BENCH — $30. S ervices Ciossified odvertisements mates. Insured. 643-0304. Homes for Sole Tdq Sd'es 69 6 dovs 16C Phone 649-2952. ore token by telephone os o Financial Condominiums Services Offered Wanted to D , v 70 26 dovs k 12C I convenience BRICKS, BLOCKS, MENS LIGHT BLUE THESE REALTORS AGREE — IT PAYS AAorrgages...... Lots/Lond for Sole Poinf ing/Poper inq H appy Ads: The Manchester Herald is STONE — Concrete. SUIT — Size,38 regular. Personal Loans Investment Property Building Contracting $3 00 per column met Chimney repairs. No lob esounsibleonlytoroneincor Like new. $45. Call 649- Insurance...... Business Property Roofing. Siding too small. Call 644-8356. A u to m o tiv e ect_insertion and then only 4479. Wanted to Borrow Resort Property Heating Plumbing Deadlines / or the size of the original TO ADVERTISE IN THE M A t^HESTER Flooring Cors Trucks for Sole SNOWPLOWING — MENS HOCKEY Income Tax Service For c I OSS I f I edj od V er t ise in sertion Driveways and parking Motorcycles Bicycles menfs to be published Tues SKATES — Size 11. Good R en tals Services Wonted E rro rs w hich do not lessen lots. Call after 5pm, 649- Employment Rec Vehicles doy through Saturday, the condition. $9. Call 649- Rooms tor Rent Auto Services the value of the advertisement 6344. 7237. HERALD & Education F o r Sale deadline is noon on the doy w ill not be corrected by an Apartm ents tor Rent Autos for Rent Lcose betore publication Help Wanted 21 Homes tor Rent Holidoy/Seasonol 61 AAisc Autom otive additional insertion. TWO PAIRS OF RIDELL PAINTING/ FIGURE SKATES — One PAPERING pair with blades, one Hj||H D M ES J without. Pair without Notices Employment Rentals blades, $25. Pair with HELP WANTED I HELP WANTED I HELP WANTED I HELP WANTED FDR SALE PAINTING AND PAPER blades, $65. Skating TODAY’S HANGING —Exterior Dresses, $5 each. Srribe, & Education and Interior, ceilings re $30. Skates In excellent EASY ASSEMBLY TRUCK MECHANIC NURSE PRACTIONER- BARN HELP — Feeding, rddm s |L0ST AND FOUND WORK! $600per 100. Gua WANTED — At M 8. M PRDGRAM CODRDINA- turnouts, mucking, etc. Real Estate paired. References, fully condition. Old fashioned ranteed payment. No Ex- Service. Call Dave at TDR — Administrative Large horse farm In Glas 0MFDR RENT insured. Quality work. dresser, $40. Queen size perlence/No Sales. De 649-2871. skills needed to coordi tonbury. Some expe Martin Mattsson, even woterbed, $250. Quilt, $50. FOUND — Hudson and ^ ■ ings 649-4431. Call 649-2630. Main Streets. Black and I HELP WANTED tails send self-addressed nate a high blood pres rience necessary. Call MANCHESTER — Clean stamped envelope; sure program in the 633-6216. rooms for rent. 24 hour white cat, white paws and BABYSITTER NEEDED CEILINGS REPAIRED SHOES, MEN'S — New, tummy, black nose. Very ELAN-VITAL-173, 3418 — Caring person to sit for Windham area beginning security. Maid and lln e ii' Enterprise Road, Ft. January 1985. Knowledge service. Call 646-7066. or REPLACED with dry- size 8, slip ons. Custom friendly, but I know be my 10 month old son, PART TIME AND FULL by Norma wall. Coll evenings, Gary Italian made, brown. longs to someone. Please RN Pierce, PL 33450. Monday through Wed of health needs of low TIME — Two delivery Income populations. 12 Tedford CENTRAL LDCATIDN — McHugh, 643-9321. Kangaroo hide. Never coll 643-4251 after 5pm. NIGHT nesday, 8:30am toS:30pm men needed tor small worn. $40. Call 643-5697. XTRA MART CONVEN In mv home. Starting hours per week, $12 per retail furniture store. Kitchen privileges, park* SUPERVISOR IENCE STORE — All hour. HEALTH AIDE- ing available. Security' NAME YOUR OWN LOST — In the vicinity of Monday through Friday February 1st. Please call Apply In person only: Are you financiully PRICE — Father and son. Wetherell and Horace shifts available. Retail 649-0944 otter 6om. SECRETARY — To assist Apartment Stuff, Charter unable to buy a home and references required. in 155 bed S.N.F./I.C.F. store related experience coordinator of high blood yourself? Why not $55 a week. Call 643-2693. Fast, dependable ser ENDROLLS Streets. M ulti colored facility. Excellent bene Dak Moll, 940 Silver vice. Painting, Paper male, angora cat. Call fits. Crestfield Convale- helpful but not neces CLERK — Process ship pressure program In the Lane, East Hartford. team up with a compat ZT'h wldth-25« sary. Apply In person at Windham area beginning ibie person and to hanging & Removal. Call 643-6985. aent Home in Manches ping and Invoice docu 644-0585 or 644-0036. 13V4 wldlh-2 for 25C ter. 404 Hartford Road, Man ments for fast paced January 1985. Maintain HELP WANTED — gether buy a home? In chester or call 649-2337, files, provide social ser some areas, new hous APARTMENTS MUST be picked up at the Get the Want Ad habit ... Please call Mrs. J. manufacturing concern. Emergency Medical Manchester Herald Offlca Brownsteln. DNS, Mon ask for Patrick. vice Information, type Technician - I.V. Techs. ing is being built preci FDR RENT read and use the little ads Some phone work, tigure seTy for this purpose. A I BUILDING/ betore 11 A.M. ONLY. day through Friday bet aptitude a must. Full time and copy all related busi Full time. Start Imme In Classified regularly. ween 9am and 3 pm at ness, bilingual spanl- partnership is formed CDNTRACTING 643-2711. WAITRESS WANTED — Monday through Friday. diately. New benefit to make the purchase MANCHESTER — Avail I 643-5151. Apply In person: Anto Competetive wage and sh/engllsh preferred. 10 package and salary sche able Immediately. Dne, hours per week,"$5 per and by combining IHDME AND nio's Restaurant, 956 benefit package. Call for dule. 12 hour shifts. Call available cash and two and three bedroom FARRANO REMODEL Main Street, an appointment, Pillow- hour. To apply please 523-9117, ask tor Ralph or monthly incomes, you apartments. $400, $455, - ING— Cabinets, roofing, Idarden Manchester. tex Corp., 646-1737. EDE. contact or send resume Dick. Apply at: L & M could easily qualify for $520, heat and hot water gutters, room additions, to: Dabney Park, Pro- Ambulance, 471 New financing. Each includedvJ.D. Real Est decks, dll types of remo DELIVERING RICH CELEBRITY CIPHER grom Developer, Pork Ave., West Hart partner signs the loan ate, 646-1980. deling and repairs. FREE LOAM— 5 yards, $63 plus CetttHily Cipher cryptogrtm t arc crMiad from quotations by WACAP, Inc., 32 Broad ford. EDE. documents and as estimates. Fully Insured. tax. Sand, grovel and famous paopHi past arx) presoni Each laltar in (ha cipbar stands Street, Danielson, CT foranoihar Today's clue A aquala M sumes individual res TWD, THREE AND FIVE Telephone 643-6017, after stone. Coll 643-9504. 06239. 203-774-0400. ponsibility for the debt. 6pm, 647-8509. by CONNIE WIENER RDDM Apartments — No As with any partner appliances. No pets. Se “FN SeXV FK KMYYCKOP LC SALESPEOPLE HEAD CUSTDDIAN ship, you should have a curity. Coll 646-2426 week LEON CIESZYNSKI WANTED FDR Windham written partnership days, 9am to 5pm. BUILDER — New homes, High School — 3-11pm, 5 NEWSPAPER DEALER agreement which cov additions, remodeling, ■p et s HO KC DCCP NCX JCM, ECS ers the provisions for days per week. Apply to: NEEDED In Manchester- MANCHESTER VICIN rec rooms, garages, kit Mr. Bruce C. Shepard, selling. It would also chens remodeled, ceil MANCHESTER DDG ICAO LEOJ EGTO LC YQJ JCM /South Windsor area. have provisions for the ITY — Four room apart WANTED Assistant Superintend Call 647-9946. ment. Landscaped, ings, both tile, dormers, DBEOIENCE CLASS — ent, Windham Public right ol first refusal to roofing. Residential or the sale by one partner tenced-ln yard. Parking, Starting a new beginners LC PC FL7 AFVO XCJVC." — Schools, 322 Prospect commercial. 649-4291. class January 7th. Must WAITRESS — Part time totheotherandnowex- near busline. No pets. PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "Journalism consists largely In Street, Wllllmantic, CT Security. $400. Call 646- sign up ahead. Coll 06226. EDE. dovs or evenings. Apply penses ai;e to be CARPENTRY AND RE saying. ‘Lord Jones died' to people who never knew In person: La Stroda shared. Partners can 4489 after 6pm. Chuck, 568-1356. Lord Jones was alive." — G.K. Chesterton. accomplish more to MODELING SERVICES To work evenings RECEPTIDNIST/TY- West, 471 Hartford Road, — Complete home re Manchester. gether than they could MANCHESTER — Dne FREE KITTENS — Dne PIST — Vernon manufac pairs and remodeling. all gray, one all white. turing company. 40 hour individually. bedroom, 1st floor with 5:00 pm to 8:00 pm Th* purchat* of a stove and refrigerator. Quality work. Referen Great Christmas gifts. KIT ‘N’ CARLYLE ®by Larry Wrl0hl week, full benefits. To GAS STATIDN ATTEND homa la truly a aound In- ces, licensed and Insured. Fluffy, well trained. Call start January 14th. Send No pets. $375 per month ANT Wanted — At M & M vatlamanl. To aaa that plus heat. Call 646-1379. Coll 646-8165. 643-8036. with Heraid carriers resume to: Box 2415, Service. Coll Jim at 649- you maka a wiia choica, Vernon, CT 06066. 2871. lha offlca ol TEDFDRD TWD BEDRDDM TDWN- DUMAS ELECTRIC — CDLLIE — Affectionate REAL ESTATE, CEN HDUSE — With garage. Lights dimming? Fuses one year old female with TURY 21 Is hara to tarve $525. No pets. Two blowing? Repairs, Im papers for sale. Call 643- Excellent Income you. Wa can halp you provements and addi 6231. find a homa that oliars months security deposit NEWSPAPER CARRIERS required. Call 646-2469. tional circuits. Fully li for the you lha luxury and com censed, Insured. Call AKC REGISTERED fort you want and at lha D N E BEDRDDM 646-5253 anytime. BLACK LABRADDR right people. NEEDED lama lima ona you can Puppies for sale, $150. afford without faaling APARTMENT — No pets. ROBERT E. JARVIS — In Manchester Area loo llnanclally alrappad! $385. Two months secur Call anytime, 647-8781. Dur ollica la locatad at ity deposit required. Coll Building & Remodeling Main 81.1-104 Rl. 44A, Bolton Notch, 646-2469. Specialist. Addition, gar SHIH-TZU PUPPIES — Lilac St. Judith ages, roofing, siding, kit Pine Hill St. Bolton, 647-9914. Dpan: Male, AKC registered. Center S L Walhoroll SL 24 hour aarvlcc—7 daya chens, bathrooms,' re- Great pets for the young Woodland St. a waak. A vary Happy 3Vj RDDM APARTMENT placement and the elderly. Call 649- Piease contact Jeanne Strong St. Kaonay S L — Private home, heat,- Jo to p h St. Naw Yaar to you and windows/doors. Call 643- 8600. Hilliard SL Nllos D r. yourti appliances. Working sin 8165. M arble St. N. Miln St. HINT gle adult only. No pets FREE RABBITS — Dne F rin c o i children. Call 643-2880. -- Grltwold SL Parents and wealthy ' HEATING/ adult mole, one adult at 647-9946 McCabe St. Diana Dr. relatives are candi female, 3 bunnies. Call Stock S L Horace Hackmatack St. dates for “ co-signers" THREE RDDM APART-" 1PLUMBINB 643-7933. Trumbull St. WENT — With heat, hot. water, stove, refrigera FOGARTY BROTHERS tor, carpet. $350. Adults Finding a cosh buyer for liaitrlfpatpr iipralJi MANCHESTER HERALD — Bathroom remodel the Items you'd I Ike to sell only. Centrally located. ing; Installation water Call Circulation Dept. Is easy. Just let our 647-9946 ii-i-i In No pets. Security deposit. • heaters, garbage dispo readers know what you Call 646-7690 or 643-0496 sals; faucet repairs. 649- otter 5pm. have for sole with an ad in 4539. VIso/MosterCord Classified. 643-2711. accepted.