20 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Suturduv. Nov. :!>>. I'.iHi BUSINESS Business In Brief. Mushroom growing Johnson heads state group Can newcomers succeed where corporate biggies failed? William R. Johnson, president of the Savings Bank of Manchester, has been elected chairman By James V. Heallon cial mushroom grower In New of the Savings Bank United Press International England. Manchester, Gorin. Association of Rain tonight; Connecticut. FRA N K LIN — Five of the six came GROWING MUSHROOMS, which Monday, Nov. 28, 1983 The association late to farming, ancKthey learned one Julius Caesar called “ food for the and Tuesday Single copy: 25 ■* away. Itism ixed with poultry litter and Johnson, who re­ to grow agaricus bisporus — the hay to start the compost in which the Columbia blasts off on schedule sides at 56 Weir St. commercial mushroom — was Wil­ mushrooms will flourish. The compost in Glastonbury, suc­ helm Maya, its chief grower. He liked itself is eventually sold as garden ceeds Edward P, mushrooms so much he wanted to buy fertilizer. CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. Two minutes later, the boosters paralleling the East Coast to Lbrenson, chair­ the company. It's stacked at first in 5-foot high (U PI) — The space shuttle Colum­ split away as planned to parachute achieve an orbit reaching farther man and chief exec­ ricks that stretch for 400 feet, 40 feet bia rocketed smoothly into a back into the Atlantic Ocean for north and south than American utive officer of Bris­ M AYA TALK E D to Francis J. Foley longer than a football field. Heat is preliminary orbit today carrying recovery by two ships. manned spaceships have ever tol Savings Banks, III, a lawyer in nearby Norwich, who generated and the straw begins to the new $1 billion European-built " I t ’s just super up here, just traveled. as chairman of the recommended his partner, Milton L. decompose. Nutrients are added. After Spacelab research station and "a beautiful," Young said. "Ourview William R. Johnson association. Jacobson. "He does commercial It is the most ambitious interna­ six days, the compost is mechanically record crew of six on a nine-day doesn't change any. It’s really work," Foley said. The more Jacobson packed 10 inches deep into 1,300 wooden tional space science project ever heard, the more he liked corporate mission to conduct dozens of something.” mounted. Researchers from 13 trays 4 feet by 6 feet. experiments. The five Americans in the Railroad reports loss agriculture. If done right, somebody It is trundled into huge vaults where nations expect an unprecedented plants something and they get a return The veteran shuttle, refurbished shuttle's crew wore American C- UPI photo it is steam pastuerized at temperatures scientific bonanza from the mis­ PROVIDENCE — A spokesman for Providence on their money. with more powerful engines. flags on the left shoulders of their sion, ninth for a shuttle but first for up to ISO degrees in a mist that suggests Streaked parailei to the East Coast blue flight suits. Merbold wore an and Worcester Co., parent of the Providence and Jacobson assembled a $3 million to some Edgar Allan Poe may be a the 23-foot-long reusable orbital Worcester Railroad, said “ continued sluggish­ Lisa Gatchek harvests mushrooms in growing bins at Fanklin as it climbed into an orbit reaching ESA patch containing tiny flags of deal. He persuaded two businessmen, silent partner in the deal. Six days laboratory. ness" in the local economy is partly responsible Mushroom Farms. A group of local investors believe they can farther north and south than each of the agency’s 12 nations. Peter Matthews, and John Timken of later, rye, millet, or wheat inoculated for aaei loss of $1,003,000 for the nine months that American manned spaceships The veteran shuttle, refurbished Because of the mission's interna­ the roller bearing family, as well as a make'a success of the operation where a major corporation with mushroom mycelium is automati­ ended Sept, 30. have ever traveled. with more powerful engines, tional significance, the ship was former state's attorney, Allyn L. failed. cally planted in the compost trays. Company Comptroller Barbara Dryer said Flight commander John Young, headed northeast on a course carrying scores of flags. Brown Jr., to join himself, Foley, and The thread-like mycellium climbs to increased competition from the newly deregu­ Maya. making his sixth venture into mushrooms to ship and nobody cared in 119 metric tons, in 1979 to more than the compost surface, hungering for lated trucking industry and other transportation space and second (light aboard "W e bought it. We're having a good St. Louis. There were several layers of 6,700 metric tons two years ago, the sustenance. A layer of peat moss a.nd have also contributed to depress operating Columbia, reported all was well as time with it. It's a unique business," overhead. We don't have that. Com­ Department of Agriculture reported. limestone about an inch deep is added revenues, creating a $1.01 loss per share. the winged rocket freighter passed Jacobson said. They took over Feb. 9, munications are a lot faster in our “ They're killing us," says a spokes­ over the next 13 days. Infant mush­ Freight revenues had been up more than 6 82 miles over Newfoundland. when Ralston-Purina's operation was operation." man for Rep. Richard T. Schulze, rooms, or “ pins," appear eight days percent ahead of those logged in the same period Then he reported the ship’s at one-third capacity with more than Matthews specializes in communica­ R-Pa., whose district includes the area after casing. Then they go into any of 45 in 1982, but Dryer said they dropped off red-brown external fuel tank had 300 jobs on the verge of disappearing. tions. He arranges for reporters to tour around Kennett Square, Pa., the growing rooms where they double in considerably during the third quarter when the been jettisoned as planned to fall How could six newcomers who, with the the 300,000-square foot plant and for besieged mushroom capital of the U.S., size every 24 hours. firm lowered prices to attract or maintain back Into the Indian Ocean. Two few exceptions, didn't know one them to meet food authorities like Carol and headquarters of the American customers. minutes later, at 11:12 a.m. EST, mushroom from another, the wild king Cutler, whose inviting new book, Mushroom Institute, which at present WHEN T H E Y ’RE R E AD Y to be Columbia's twin maneuvering bolete from the cultivated champig­ “ Pate: The New Main Course for the is without a director. picked, that's when you know Edgar rockets fired to push the ship into non, .succeed when the board room ' '80s," just happens to include some of “ The Chinese communists don't have Allan Poe is long gone. The pickers are Association elects woman the initial orbit. I connoisseurs were packing it in? her mushroom goodies. to worry about making a profit. Our young people and rock music booms "Looks pretty good,” Young F AIR FIE LD ■— Joan B. Hawkins, president of Some investment bankers might peopie do. If they lose money, it's made from radios in the stacks. It's hard and -said, talkng through NASA's new 0 . ' h i the B & H Tool Co. in Bridgeport, has been elected FIRST, they got the business at a question diving head first into mush­ up by the government. As for fresh dirty work. They are paid a basic wage good price and didn't have as much fracking and data relay satellite the first woman chairman in the 83-year history of room compost at this time because mushrooms, they haven't figured a plus an incentive. Most seemed pleased dor the first time. the Manufacturers Association of Southern investment to recover as Ralston- Castle & Cooke, Inc., another big way to get them over here quick to be working. Connnecticut. Purina did, Jacobson said. And, they company, opened and ciosed its Con­ enough," he said. "N o health problems," says Mat­ It is the most ambitious interna­ were prepared to take care of business, Ms. Hawkins was first vice chairman of the necticut operation in East Windsor a Franklin Mushroom Farms special­ thews of a business that has been tional space science project ever • >.■ said Matthews. association's board of directors before being few years ago. izes in fresh mushrooms and expects to known to produce lung ailments mounted. Researchers from 13 elected chairman. “Franklin Farms is really a family sell 12 million pounds annually. To elsewhere. "The atmosphere is super- nations expect an unprecedented kind of operaton, a 7-day affair Ms. Hawkins started the machine tool company , THE RECESSION didn't help the insure freshness at the retail level, they filtered. All the air in the spawning and scientific bonanza from the mis­ requiring super-attention. You can't in the basement of her home 18 years ago. It now business genei^lly and what's really are sold to stores only within the casing area. These people are working sion, ninth for a shutHFbUtJjrst-fef employs 12 people and manufactures machines to turn your back on mushrooms. Ralston savaging it is low cost canned mush­ Northeast. They are packed in vented in a constant environment, somewhat :the 23-(oot-long reusable orbilm ft. j would close down on Friday and coat electrical wire and cables with insulating or rooms flooding in from the Republic of boxes and hauled in refrigerated high in humidity but the temperature is ;laboratory. ik protective materials. somebody would have 40,000 pounds of China. Peking's exports surged from trucks. Franklin is the only commer­ stable and the air is pure." • Young and rookie co-piloii: ^Brewster Shaw were at the con­ trols when the 2,251-ton shuttle's Wells Fargo opens station three main engines and two solid HARTFORD — Wells Fargo Alarm Services boosters roared into action on time has opened a new 7,500-square-foot monitoring Brass mill must prove it’s no ‘dinosaur’ at 11 a.m. EST. NASA scientist Robert Parker served as flight station at 45 Locust Street in Hartford's South t-jf 1 Meadows. engineer. Bv Dennis C. Milewskl federal bailout and successful turna­ The closing left 140 people without agreed to contribute 50 cents an hour to Down below on the lower deck The $800,000 station, used to monitor 2,100 United Press I'nternatlonal round of the ailing automaker. commercial and residential fire and burglar jobs in Bristol, which had the state's a loan fund until it reached $200,000. were NASA scientist Owen Garri- “ Chrysler used the breathing spell of alarms in Central Connecticut and Western highest unemployment rate at 13 “ What happened in Bristol is the way ott and the first two non-NASA BRISTOL — The future of a small, the help given by the federal govern­ Massachusetts, was built on Hartford Redevelop­ percent. it ought to happen," said Gerald scientists to fly aboard a shuttle -r- 133-year-old brass mill may help shape ment and the workers to make the ment land. Eastern Rolling Mills of New York Rocker, assistant regional director of Byron Lichtenberg of MIT and UK the roles of state government and labor changes necessary to put Chrysler City purchased the defunct mill for $4 UAW-Internatiqnal. "W here is it said Merbold, a West German physicist UPI photos unions in the uphill fight to rekindle back on a competitive scale. Now the million in December 1981, but the deal that when things are bad you don't assigned to the mission by the some of New England's vanishing workers are saying, 'We want it was nearly scrapped when state make adjustments to get over the European Space Agency. native industries. back.'" officials balked at providing guaran-' hump?" The ship’s first 2 minutes of The crew of the space shuttle Columbia Specialist Owen Garriott, Payload Paine elected director Bristol Brass, closed in 1981 for lack Bristol Brass workers were happy to tees for $3 million in additional start-up However, Rocker said other firms flight were spectacular. The solid Specialist Ulf Merbold, Payload Spe­ of operating capital, is back in business settle for a paycheck. leaves headquarters for a trip to the STAMFORD — Peter S. Paine Jr, has been costs. “ go in and plunder" to seek conces­ propellant boosters generated a with the help of a former competitor, The closing of the mill in August 1981 launching pad this morning. From left, cialist Byron Lichtenberg and Com- elected a director of Great Northern Nekoosa The Connecticut Development Au­ sions and “ cut losses the best you can long plume of orange (lame and givebacks from labor and a special act left the brass industry all but extinct in Corp. thority warned tax dollars should not and the hell with everybody else." dirty white smoke as the ship they are Mission Specialist Robert rriander John W. Young. At left the Paine has been a partner in the law firm of of the Connecticut Legislature. Connecticut's Naugutuck River Valley, become a "last resort to bail out shuttle lifts off the launching pad. Bristol Brass posted its first profits in climbed into a high thin overcast. Parker, Pilot Brewster Shaw, Mission Cleary, Gottlieb, Stein & Hamilton since 1972. where virtually all the nation's brass di^saurs," but finally approved $2 . “ Everyone recognizes the best asset Pr‘'viously he was associated with the law firms a decade last August, officials have was produced at the turn of the century. million with certain conditions. said, but Arthur Brown, who saw the (Bristol Brass) had was a very skilled of Sullivan Sc Cromwell, New York and Paris, and Jobs in the industry ha^e fallen from A^eci^sfl-act of the Legislature was workforce. Their fathers worked there Linklaters Sc Paines, London. mill through its demise and comeback a high of more than 100,000 to fewer needed to allow Bristol officials to as executive vice president, has and their grandfathers worked there, than 4,000 as mills either closed or place $250,000 in escrow, mostly money and they could produce," Rocker said. resigned. switched product lines. Middle East leaders arrive for talks with Reagan that Bristol Brass promised to pay in The reopened mill now employs back taxes. about 180 people, who turn out brass Aetna unit takes option THE SUCCESS of the mill will be men agreed-Arafat would have to ing ground fire Saturday or BRISTOL BRASS, founded in 1850 by The majority owner of the bankrupt allow wire for automotive suppliers bring peace to the war-shattered said the United States already had Syrian and Israeli troops out of his .closely watched by state officials.who a clockmaker to supply himself with Bv John Phillips Sunday. HARTFORD — A subsidiary of Aetna Life & mill provided a $300,000 letter of credit and parts for products ranging from Mideast. agreed to joint naval maneuvers country, left Lebanon as artillery leave. reluctantly approved a bailout with gears and wheels, owed about 1,000 United Press International Former Lebanese Prim e Minis­ The continued Syrian reports of Casualty Co, has taken an option to buy part of a against proceeds of the sale, Eastern hypodermic needles and locks to Shamir and Defense Minister with Israel. battles between the Christian taxpayer's money and cautious union creditors and had assets at least $1 Phalange and the Druze Moslem ter Rashid Karami was to, meet firing at U.S. jets underscored California research center in exchange for Rolling Mills pledged $75,000 in per­ jewelry and door knockers. Lebanese President Amin Ge- Moshe Arens were in Washington Gemayel, who is scheduled to fly leaders struggling for ways to stop million short when, it filed for militia raged in the mountains east with Syrian and Saudi leaders in Gemayel's larger problem of get­ intersts in properties in Aspen, Colo.; Pebble sonal assets and creditors added Michael Blum, president and chief mayel arranged meetings with for a White House summit that to Washington on Tuesday, ar­ concessions short of surrender. bankruptcy. ranged a second day of talks with of Beirut, killing at least two Damascus today to work out ting a compromise on the presence Beach, Calif, and other areas. $125,000 in escrow. executive of Eastern Rolling Mills, is Pope John Paul II and Italian Shamir said he hoped would boost “ Chrysler Corp. is a classic exam­ A flood had caused $1 million in people. details of the agreement. of foreign troops in Lebanon. Urban Investment and Development Co., an now in charge. He reportedly took over officials today on ways to halt the “ cooperation and coordination of Italian leaders and an audience ple," said Betty Tianti, secretary- damage to 19th-century buildings built with the pope today on ways of In Tripoli, there were indications Syria is demanding the abroga­ Aetna subsidiary, announced a $171 million THE DEAL was elinched when after a clash in manaegement styles fighting in his country before action.” Syria Sunday said it fired on a treasurer of the Connecticut State alongside a river and, on the Fourth of halting the fighting among Leban­ 4,000 fighters loyal to Palestine tion of a May 17 agreement agreement with Miller-Klutznick-Davis-Gray Co. members of Local 1500 of the United between Brown and the new owners. joining other Middle East leaders The two were scheduled to meet U.S. surveillance (light for the Labor Council, AFL-CIO, who com­ July in 1981, fireworks landed on the Liberation Organization leader between Israel and Lebanon, cal­ of Denver under which the comapnies agreed to Auto Workers, who had twice given up Blum could not be reached for in Washington for talks with President Reagan today and talk on’s warring factions. The pope second time in two days as the jet pared efforts to save the mill to the roof of a plant building and set it on fire. has issued repeated calls for peace Yasser Arafat might be permitted ling for the withdrawal of all acquire each other's intersts in jointly held raises in an effort to save their jobs. comment. President Reagan. with Secretary of State George streaked over Syrian forces in and national reconcilatipn in to lay down their arms and remain foreign forces from Lebanon. properties. As Moslem and Christian forces Shultz and Defense Secretary northern Lebanon’s Metn moun­ Lebanon. in the Tripoli area under an Lebanese officials want the Urban Investment has taken an option to buy exchanged artillery fire in the Caspar Weinberger. tain range overlooking Beirut. Different states have different Ideas Italy has more than 2,000 troops Arab-mediated cease-fire agree­ United States to agree to modify Miller-Klutznick's interest in Carlsbad Research mountains around Beirut Sunday, Israel Radio said Shamir wanted in Lebanon as part of the multi­ ment to halt the violence between In Washington, a Pentagon spo­ the May 17 accord to make it Center in Carlsbad, Calif., a 560-acre joint Gemayel went to Rome and Israeli $1.7 billion in military aid from national peace-keeping force. rival Palestinian factions. kesman said he was unaware of acceptable to Syria, but Israel says venture with The Koll Co. of Newport Beach, Prime Minister Yitzhak Shamir Washington — all in outright Gemayel, seeking help to get But both PLO and rebel spokes­ the agreement should stand. Cailf. arrived in Washington in bids to grants — for fiscal 1984. The report U.S. planes in Lebanon encounter­ Miller-Klutznick will buy Urban's 50 percent intersest in Aspen Skiing Co. of Aspen, Colo.; What to do with pension fund monies Pebble Beach Co. of Monterey County, Calif,; the 63-acre Twentieth Century-Fox studio lot in Los By Steven W. Syre chusetts extended the ban this year to The social aspect of it is the frosting on kee Mac has yielded a 14 percent Supreme Court upholds laws Angeles and Urban's interests in a Burlington United Press International firms that “ contribute to the oppres­ the cake." Northern site and downtown New Orleans. sion in Northern Ireland." return, better than many bond invest­ Three hurt in Coventry ments, and at the same time helped BOSTON — Public pension funds Most states that put money toward BUT S'TATES that provide mortgage keep a depressed industry alive. managed by states across the country some sort of social program have ilsed pools while making a prudent invest­ banning video-game machines create a pile of investment capital it to provide mortgages. ment aren't doing much to increase the But at the tim e the Yankee Mac Four die In Connecticut holiday crashes Investment report totalling more than $303 billion, but Massachusetts, which has the high­ public welfare, Alicia Munnelltsaid in a decision was made, investment in hardly a concensus on how to handle WASHINGTQN (U PI) — The “ mechanical or electronic amuse- technologically advanced pinball ^ Investment prices, courtesy of Advest Inc,, are est percentage of mortgage invest­ recent published survey. Ginnie Mae would have provided a and fractured leg, a hospital The driver, Wayne Bis- the money. Bv Herald Staff Supreme Court today sidestepped ment devices, whether coin- machines." as of 3 p.m. Friday. ments in its portfolio among the New If states offer mortgages while marginally better return — though the a n d United spokeswoman said. Light and sonnette, 17, of 337 High St.. In 1950, investment of the pension Press the issue of whether coin-operated operated or not." The penalty is a Regulating video games “ is no England states, distributed some itself making the best investment decisions hnoney may not have been used for International Landrie were both in stable Coventry, is in good condition at funds was almost always challened into video games are constitutionally $200 fine. different from the state's interest Price Change and invested in "Ginnie M ae," pools of concerning risk and return, they're just Connecticut mortgages. condition this morning, the Windham Hospital with a neck three types of safe investments: protected forms of expression. Nine merchants challenged the in regulating billiards, bowling ... Friday This Week mortgages packaged for them and crowding out others who wouid have Three people were seriously spokeswoman said. injury, a spokeswoman said. Federal issues, state and local obliga­ What pension fund investors can do The justices let stand a ruling action as a violation of the First juke boxes ... and other forms of insured by the government. otherwise provided the same service to Injured in automobile accidents The driver of the car that Coventry Police Chief Frank tions and corporate bonds. with their money is limited by states approving a ban on the games in Amendment’s protection of free recreation and amusement," the Advest Inc. 113/4 dn 1/1 the market, said Ms. Munneii, a vice over the Thanksgiving weekend struck them was Richard Gor­ Trzaskos said Bissonnette’s car Today, in New England alone, legal restrictions as well. the coastal resort town of Marsh- expression. court said, 1 3 1 / 1 CONNECTICUT CREATED its own don, 32, of Monument Hill, was northbound on Lewis Hill Acmat dn 1/4 president and economist at the Federai in Coventry. field. Mass., despite arguments by They also argued the law was emphasis on those instruments varies. Yankee Mortgage Assistance Corp, or Road when it crossed the center Aetna 36 up 1/4 Reserve Bank of Boston. Thirteen states limit penion invest­ Early Friday evening two Coventry. merchants who say the games are unconstitutionally broad because • • • • • • • • • • Other vehicles, such as stocks and line and went off the left side of CBT Corp. 29'/4 dn 3/4 Yankee Mac, in 1981, helping to aid the “ To say that the money wouid be ments to "legal lists" a strict set of Coventry residents were struck, Police said there is no cross­ mortgage funds, play important roles protected by the First it outlaws forms of commercial Colonial Bancorp 27 dn 3/i state's depressed housing market. there otherwise, I don't know,” said apparently as they were cross­ walk where Light and Landrie the road. It fell into a drainage in some states. cans and can’ts. Six others, including Amendment. entertainment that are protected. I l l S I Q C I U Q c i y Finast 15‘/4 dn 1/1 “ In the universe of investment Kbtt. A state’s mortgage offering may Maine, impose a "prudent m an" rule, ing Route 31 in front of the were hit. No. one has been ditch, Trzaskos said, and spun The variety is due in part to legal The court’s action lifts a stay such as coin-activated movies and jo pages, 2 sections First Bancorp 57 dn i/i opportunities it is possible to meet the make the money more accessible to providing much wider latitude. Bidwell Spirits store, police said charged in the accident, which 180 degrees, hitting a tree on the limitations fund investors face. Debate Justice William Brennan granted “ peep shows." ' First Conn. Bancorp 48 dn 1 fiduciary obligation and still embrace some people through its terms even if this iporning. is still under investigation. right side. over whether the investment of public The prudent man rule is applied with last July to allow the merchants to The town said it banned the ...... ; First Hartford Corp. 1/2 nc other portfolio objectives, social or the pool is not increased, he said. Richui'u Light, 20, of 1077 A one-car accident three No charges have been lodged pension money should be guided by restructions in 31 states, including the offer the games. games because groups of young. Business 7. Hartford Nationai 3 3 4 3 / 4 nc economitj,” said Connecticut Treas­ Ms. Munneii said states that iook to Main St., suffered multiple hours later on Lewis Hill Road, against Bissonnette. Trzaskos social as well as fiduciary considera­ ot^her five New England states. Massa- The resort town adopted the ban unsupervised males threatened classified...... 18-19 Hartford Steam Boiler 58‘/i dn 2 1 /1 urer Henry Parker. keep money in their area may often trauma and facial lacerations. just soulli of the intersection of said. He said the accident is still tions has also had an impact. chuMtts, for one, allows public pension at a town meejing in response to disruption lu nearby business. It Comics...... 8 Ingersoll Rand 48’/. up 3 3 /1 "W ith /espect to Yankee Mac, it wind up losing, some of the potential He was taken first by ambu­ Route 44, also sent two men to under investigation. fund Investments in stocks, but limits police complaints that video also said such games-■.’■e addictive Entertainment...... 17 J.C. Penney 633/. up 5 1 /. seems tv meet all of those ... It also return in the process as well. lance to Windham Community Windham Community Memor­ Travelers returning home equity holdings to only a list of banks games in a bowling alley, skating for young people and cause them to ' * ^ 9 1 5 3 /. THE DEBATE over social aspects of meets it/primary objective, which is to ial Hospital. One, passenger from the Thanksgiving holiday Lydall Inc. up V. "Once you start focusing on the Memorial Hospital and later rink and other businesses in town spend money they cannot afford. obituaries...... io investment concerns where the money diversify the portfolio away from and insurance companies. Dane Boudreau, 16, of Willing- weekend jammed airports and Sage Allen 14 up 1 geographic aspects of your mortgages, transferred to Hartford contributed to noise, traffic and Massachusetts' courts upheld o p in io n .^i. ^4 should go as well as where it shouldn't traditional stocks and bonds," he said. ton, was transferred to Hartford bus terminals and snarled traf­ SNET 3 7 5 / 1 up 23/1 there’s a significant chance of settling Massachusetts had 6 percent of its Hospital. congrestion problems because the law. The Massachusetts Su- peopietaik ...... :2 be. Philip D. Kelt, cl^ief investment Hospital with a fractured skull. fic on Connecticut’s main high­ Travelers 3 3 1 / 4 up 2 1 /4 for lotyer yields, she said. “ Once you public pension funds invested in stocks Raymond Landrie, 35, whose they attracted large crowds of preme Judicial Court ruled video Sports...... U-14 Massachusetts and Connecticut, for officer for the Massachusetts pension He was listed in stable condition ways where state police beefed United Technologies 6 7 1 / 1 up ll/l take your eye off the mark, there is a while Maine — unincumbefred by thq address was not available this youths. games are not protected by the ...... * example, won't use their pension funds, said the Bay State's mortgage thls'=4norning, according to a New York gold $382.00 up 22.00 tendacy to sacrifice returns.” same restrictions — had 47 percent of morning, is also in Hartford The June 1982 zoning ordinance Constitution b ecause "video ...... money to invest in some companies hospital spokeswoman. Please turn to page 10 investn]ent “ is first and foremost its funds In equities at the end of 1082, Hospital with a fractured skull* prohibits the operation of all games ... are. in essence, only • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • doing business in South Africa. Massa- looked at as a prudent investment ... PARKER SAID Connecticut's Yan­ Ms. Munneii said. ia 1 t '' V ./ MANCHESTKK HKRAUJ. Mond;iy. Nov 2«. !««:) - 3 2 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Monduy, Nov. 28, 19H3 Arms debate triggered by The Day After* goes Manchester In the news

nuclear weapons ... while slashing position, wrote an article that "It will allow us to maintain our Bv Thomas Ferraro the budget for the Arms Control appeared Tuesday In The Wa­ In Brief United Press International essential deterrent capability Kraatz taking on complex task and Disarmament Agency by a shington Post. while we pursue a still more stable third.” "In the days after ‘The Day fZBA to hear two tonight WASHINGTON - Eight days and secure peace through arms The anti-nuclear movement be­ After,’ what can each of us do to after “ The Day After,” rumblings reduction,” he said. "H Is the The Manchester Zoning Board of Appeals has By Sarah E. Hall lieves the movie has given it a prevent tragedy on a global scale? from this chiiling television dram­ president's program, not a freeze, an unusually short agenda for its meeting tonight Herald Reporter m boost. We can fight off the temptation to / atization of nuclear war can sti}l be which will really reduce the risk of at 7 p.m. in the hearing room at Lincoln Center. It sponsored thousands of group indulge in despair. We can remain heard across America. w ar." Public hearings are scheduled on an applica­ Ronald Kraatz, Manchester's new health director, viewings of the film and hundreds strong in our determination to The White House is trumpeting tion by Dorothy E. Alderman, who wants to has what seems an unlikely background for the of forums after it. By mid-week, a preserve deterrence and to perse­ its call for peace through strength REP. EDWARD MARKEY, D- continue using her home at 123 Richmond Drive position: a degree in physics and years of experience 1-800-NUCLEAR telephone vere in our search for genuine, while anti-bomb advocates are Mass., a proponent of a nuclear to conduct baking classes: and on one by Betty L. as a solid-wastes engineer. number received more than 30,000 mutual, significant arms reduc­ renewing their pleas for a nuclear freeze, says the 2‘A hour movie Modeen to use the kitchen in her home at 60 To boot, he cites a classical mechanics course he calls from people seeking informa­ tion,” he wrote. freeze. that depicted nuclear annihilation Woodstock Drive as a two-station beauty salon. took as a junior at the University of Texas as perhaps in Kansas and Missouri “ des­ tion about the cause. This escalated national debate Markey, in an article written for Ms. Alderman wants to renew a variance she his best preparation for his current job. Learning to troyed a myth that nuclear war is break down complex matters into simpler parts, he on U.S. arms policy, inspired by HIGH FRONTIER, a private United Press International, said: received in October 1982 allowing classes of up to survivable and winnable.” claims, has proved invaluable when it comes to the ABC-TV film seen by an group headed by retired Army six children in her home between 9 a.m. and 9:30 "But within minutes after the human services. estimated 100 million Americans, Gen. Daniel Graham, distributed “ In 1984, American voters who 'p.m. She can hold only two sessions per week. film was aired ... Secretary of “ Human-services problems, it seems to me, are is expected to wind itself into the its own TV spots as public service understand the message of this Ms. Modeen has applied to install a two-station State George Shultz appeared on even more complex than mechanical or engineering 1984 presidential and congres­ messages. They say what America powerful movie will challenge beauty salon in her home. The application says a TV to perpetrate another myth: President Reagan and other presi­ ones,” Kraatz says. At meetings, he's fond of using sional campaign^. really needs is a space-based lease on her present beauty shop is expiring. '.'President Reagan's defense That the Reagan administration is dential candidates to explain how ‘ Both homes are in Residence AA zones. flow charts and intrerraction models which, turn doing all it can prevent ‘The Day defense shield. tangled webs of rules, regulations, funds and and arms control program is a Defense Secretary Caspar Wein­ their policies can prevent a ‘day Tonight's meeting appears likely to be the measured response to the Soviet After' from becoming a reality. populations into so many bubbles connected by lines. berger, among the legion of after.' 1 do not believe it is a shortest one of the ZBA in some time. Meetings (military buildup) of the last IS “ Let’s look at the facts,” said 'Tbe 37-year-old man, who also holds a niaster’s administration officials who were challenge President Reagan can have been known to continue for over five hours. Markey. "Ronald Reagan has degree in public administration from the University RICHARD PERLE years,” says Assistant Defense summoned to present Reagan's meet.” CASPAR WEINBERGER Secretary Richard Perle. more than doubled spending on of Southern California, says others in his field have . . . remain strong .measured response Financial aid nights planned hurt their cause by not being able to show their High school students who plan to attend college, proposals are worthwhile. but don't know how they will paV for it, may get So he uses diagrams to pinpoint what he calls the some Insight at two upcoming conferences on the most “ demonstrably effective” route to take. Too Weather subject. At each, experts in the field will talk on many people look at the gaps in services as the key issues, he says, when there are so many gaps all 2 Peopletalk 'scholarships, loans and other sources of funding. ' The first will be held at East Catholic High cannot be filled. School on Thursday, starting at 7 p.m. It is open to “ We need to prioritize,” he Insists. ” We need to Today’s forecasts show what is the best use of the resources we have.” Kennedy miniseries all parents and students in the community. Connecticut, Massachusetts and The second conference will be at the Manches­ TH AT STATEM ENT is a cliie'Ao the differences Britain's Goldcrest Films and Television is Rhode Island: Cloudy with a ter High School cafeteria on Monday, Dec. 5, between Kraatz and the woman he replaced, planning a TV miniseries about the life of chance of rain over interior starting at 7 p.m. Parents and students may physician Alice Turek. " I think Dr, Turek was much President Kennedy’s sister Kathleen, who died in sections this afternoon. Rain may attend, and refreshments will be served. more willing than 1 am to stir the pot, to raise up issues a 1948 plane crash. be mixed with sleet for a brief and then work with other people in the community and Goldcrest, which produced the award-winning period over western and central try and solve them,” he says. movie "Chariots of Fire,” has purchased the sections. Highs today in the upper MHA reschedules meeting “ 1 tend to move toward solutions in much more rights to Lynne McTaggart’s new biography 30s to mid 40s. Tonight rain The Housing Authority of Manchester has low-key sorts of ways,” he adds, first researching "Kathleen Kennedy; Her Life and Times” (The possibly heavy at times. Becoming rescheduled its December meeting to Nov. 14 problems exhaustively, determining "how the issue Dial Press). windy. Lowsm the upper 30s to low because of the Christmas holidays, the authority fits," weighing choices, and finally coming up with a Present plans call for British actor Anthony 40s. Tuesday rain ending in the announced. detailed proposal. Andrews, star of “ Brideshead Revisited,” to star morning with a chance of a few The housing authority meeting will begin at 5 Kraatz does not see his lack of a Ph.D. as a and direct in the miniseries. showers in the afternoon. Mild with p.m. to allow a holiday gathering after the handicap, and claim^ that hiring someone who is not a Kathleen Kennedy outraged her Roman temperatures in the low SOs. meeting. medical doctor for the health director's post is Catholic parents when she married Protestant Maine: Partly sunny north and Members of the housing authority normally “ probably more appropriate.” While physicians tend Billy Hartington. the later Duke of Devonshire, in east and mostly cloudy elsewhere meet on the third Wednesday of each month so the to focus on care-of-the-sick issues, he says, his own World War II. After he died on the battlefield, today. High near 30 north to near 40 December meeting was originally scheduled for spotlight will be on sickness prevention. Kathleen started a long affair with a married south. Rain developing tonight. Dec. 21. Stroke, heart disease, and cancer'are the big killers English aristocrat, who died with her in the 1948 Rain will begin as snow or freezing nationwiduy he points out. To weaken their punch, he crash. rain north and mountains. Low in suggests programs which focus on reversing the upper 20s to mid 30s. Mixed TV news In sixth grade unhealthy lifestyles: curbing smoking, boosting rain and snow north and showers Mostly cloudy today In Connecticut Channel 3 news reporter Marlene Schneider nutrition, reducing hypertension. (He's a morning elsewhere Tuesday. High in the 30s will visit Verplanck School on Wednesday, to runner himself.) north and 40s south. Today mostly cloudy with a 30 percent chance of rain by late in the coach sixth grade students on broadcasting. "The town has a direct interest in keeping New Hampshire: Mostly cloudy day. Highs In the low 40s. Light northeast winds. Tonight rain Among other topics, she’ll discuss how to hire an employees well,” he insists. Thus his prevention ideas Mousetraps galore today. A chance of rain in the south developing possibly heavy at times. Becoming windy with The beat goes on temperatures holding around 40. Easterly winds increasing to 15 to 25 anchorperson, recognizing news and putting will not only focus on the big killers, but also on The world's longest-running play, Agatha late in the day. High in the mid 30s together a TV news program. Janet Ludka. one of the estimated 7,000 Beatle increasing worker productivity and attendance. Christie’s "The Mousetrap,” marked its 31st to lower 40s. Rain tonight. Rain mph. Tuesday rain tapering off to scattered showers by afternoon. Student Courtney Sedlack invited Ms. fans to turn out at a Los Angeles convention, He intends to do a health-care-needs assessment in anniversary in London this weekend, witli its will begin as snow or freezing rain Mild with temperatures in the low to mid 50s. \Winds shifting to Schneider to come speak as a supplement to the displays some of the memorabilia feverishly Manchester, to back up his plans with hard data. 12,897th performance. in the north. Low in the upper 20s to southwest 10 to 20 mph by afternoon Taday's weather drawing is by current events portion of her sixth grade social collected by devotees of the Fab Four from mid 30s. Flurries north and scat­ 9-year-old Signe Allison of 83 A Rachel Rd . a fourth-grade student at Since its opening in 1952, more than 5.5 million studies course. Teacher Patricia Guay has ONE AR E A he has already assessed, to some Liverpool. tered showers south Tuesday. High people from all over the world have seen the play, Robertson School In Manchester. already videotaped student news teams, which extent, is mental health needs. He says the town has in the 30s north and 40s south. which has been presented in 41 different countries consist of two anchors, a sports reporter, a failed to provide a viable support system for the Vermont: Cloudy today with a and translated into 22 languages. A completely weather forecaster and a special features mentally ill, especially when it comes to rehabilita­ N new cast was taking over today in a traditional chance of sleet and snow north reporter, to enhance the curriculum. tion — that is, providing "a place to be accepted” Herald photo by Pinto annual swit<^. changing to rain. Rain likely south through social clubs, job training and perhaps possibly begining or mixing with Klein on warpath sheltered employment. New Health Director Ronald Kraatz is director competed with 27 others forthe sleet and freezing rain at the start. Special hearing scheduled Designer Calvin Klein and his business partner The state is partly at fault, he adds. The seldom without pen or pencil at public post, and was appointed last week by Highs 35 to 40. Rain tonight The Zoning Board of Appeals will hold a special Barry Schwartz set today as the deadline for Department of Mental Health spends 90 percent of its General Manager Robert B. Weiss. possibly heavy at times. Lows in healing on Wednesday, Dec. 7 on an application meetings — and is tond of using them to Puritan Fashions Corp., a leading marketer of budget on hospitals and only 10 percent on community Quote of the day the mid 30s. Cloudy Tuesday with a by the Town of Manchester to operate a Kraatz is mafried and has one son, 12, Calvin Klein designer clothes, to accept a merger backup, he complains, though the latter has the draw impromptu flow charts which chance of rain. Highs in the mid temporary homeless shelter in the East Side Actor Christopher Plummer tells young actors offer. The offer, worth about 858 million, came graeter potential. illustrate his points. The 37 Edgerton St. and a daughter, 13. 40s. Recreation Center. they must never become bored with what they are after Klein and Schwartz expressed dissatisfac­ “ The hospitals are good for treating symptoms, but The hearing will begin at 7 p.m. in the hearing resident and former assistant health playing. tion with Puritan's performance and prospects. they are not good for teaching people how to room at Lincoln Center. Plummer, speak­ If Puritan's directors turn down the offer, Klein function,” he insists. He says the lopsided nature of Extended outlook The application is for operation of a shelter Kraatz says. He wants to compile more complete building municipal bomb shelters. As the town's ing on the set of the and Schwartz threaten to make a takeover bid in the state mental health budget dooms the system to through April 30 in the building at 1151 Main St information on local companies and the chemicals dirwtor of civil preparedness, he says nuclear war CBS-TV movie which they say they will pay only $15.50 per share, Extended outlook for New Eng­ failure. they discharge. would be so devastating that resources need to be “ Prototype,” which a dollar less than the $16.50 a share merger land Wednesday through Friday: Another weak spot the town health department will soon address is toxic substances in the environment. One idea he does not think is worth pursuing is poured into preventing it. .will be aired Dec. 7, offering. Connecticut, Massachusetts and Exam time at East Catholic said so many young Rhode Island: Variable cloudiness actors ask him for through the period with highs Tbc entrance examination for the incoming advice that “ I some­ mostly in the 40s and lows in the freshman class for 1984 at East Catholic High times feel like an School will be held on Saturday, Dec. 10. from 8 V mid 20s to mid 30s. elder statesman... a.m. to 12:30 p.m. There will be a $5 fee. Many from area get CHFA mortgages Vermont: Chance of showers They must never Wednesday, flurries Thursday. become bored with line since 4 a.m. and had gotten up at 3:30 to ensure Dry Friday. Highs mid 30s to mids Residents of Manchester, Bolton, Coventry and Association and at Savings Bank ol Manchester acting. For p'erlod ending 7 a.m. EST Tuesday. Tonight snow Is expected in . • Glimpses 40s. Lows mid 20s to mid 30s. Andover received a total of 79 mortgages during the branches. They were the only two branches they would get a mortgage. " I f you aren’t en­ the Rockies, the Upper Mississippi Valley and parts of the Lakes If congress does not reauthorize the program when Maine and New Hampshire: offering last week of low-interest mortgage funds by participating locally in the program, CHFA spokes­ joying what you're The Smothers Brothers will host NBC's Dec. 3 Region.. Rain or showers will be found along most of the Eastern it returns to session, the offering Wednesday would be Flurries north.and clearing south the Connecticut Housing Finance Authority, the man James M. Malone said today. doing your audien­ "Saturday Night Live.” Special guests will be the Seaboard. Generally fair weather is forecast elsewhere. Minimum * the final CHFA offering. The authority has provided Wednesday. Chance of flurries Fire Calls authority has announced. Lines were substantial at branches of both banks in ces won’t enjoy Scottish rock group Big Country ... an average 3,000 low-interest mortgages for (Connecti­ north and chance of a few showers temperatures include: (approximate maximum readings in parenthe­ In Manchester, 57 mortgages with a total value of the early morning hours. One woman told a Heritage watching you. No Marsha Mason will staropposite Burt Reynolds cut homebuyers since it was founded in 1969. or flurries south Thursday. Fair sis) Atlanta 43(57), Boston 32(53), Chicago 22(30), Cleveland 31 (43), . smoke, 55 Oakland St. almost $3.1 million were authorized, according to officer thM she and her husband had been waiting on matter the mate­ and Clint Eastwood in Blake Edwards’ "Kansas Friday. Highs in the upper 20s to Dallas 36(60), Denver 10(28), Duluth 15(23), Houston 36(60), ' ’ Manchester (Eighth District) figures released today by the Rocky Hill-based rial, remember to City Jazz." which will begin shooting Feb. 20 ... mid 30s north and mid 30s to low 40s Jacksonville 54((75), Kansas City 17(29), Little Rock 33(55), Los Sunday, 10:39 a.m, — finance authority. keep it fresh in your A Mel Brooks special, “ An Audience With Mel Saturday, 12:35 a.m, — south. Lows in the teens north to Angeles 48(65), Miami 67(82), Minneapolis 14(26), New Orleans medical call, 42-K Blu- In Bolton five mortgages were authorized at a value mind. Never allow Brooks.” taped live in London, will premiere on rubber fire, 333 Bidwell 20s south. 39(62), New York 41(54), Phoenix 39(65), San Francisco 42(60), efield Drive (Town and of $260,000. DISCOVER lEANS PLUS LOW. LOW PRICES! boredom or ennui to Showtime Dec. 6 ... St. (Town) Plummer Seattle 34(47), St. Louis 26(32), Washington 45(60). Paramedics) Coventry residents received 13 mortgages valued at sink into your per­ James Brolin told TV Guide that the Marcus Saturday. 3:05 a.m. — Sunday, 12:33 p.m. — $637,000 and Andover residents received four formance, Of you’ll discover it will sink you with Welby series "took so long to die I was ready to car fire, 513 Center St. medical call. 340 Broad St. mortgages valued at $249,000, the CHFA said. audiences.” shoot it in the head.” Weather radio (Town) Saturday, 5:57 a.m. — (Town and Paramedics) Statewide, $60 million was (pserved for over 1,200 The National Weather Service alarm, 61 Chapel Road Sunday, 4:33 p.m. — mortgages in only three hours. Slightly over 400 COMING SAT., DEC. 3 broadcasts 24-hour continuous (Eight District) alarm, Washington mortgages for newly constructed homes were among weather information on 162.475 Saturday, 10:56 a.m. — School (Town and those authorized during what may have been the final mHz in Hartford, 162.55 mHz in standby for South Wind­ Paramedics) offering of CHFA mortgage funding. New London and 162.40 mHz in sor barn fire (Eighth Monday, 2:42 a.m. — The funds were offered at the annual interest rate of Almanac Meriden. District) medical call, Manchyes- 9Vi percent, almost five points below last week's Saturday, 2:35 p.m — ter Police Headquarters market rates. ^JEANS-PLUS Today is Monday, Nov. 28, the aif conditioner leak, 250 (Town and Paramedics) Meanhile, Congressional inaction on reauthorizing 332nd day of 1983 with 33 to follow. Broad St. (Town and Monday, 6:45 a.m. — the program for 1984 has caused a "furor” among The moon is in its last quarter. Paramedics) alarm, Manchester Mem­ Connecticut residents, according to authority Chair­ The morning stars are Venus, Saturday, 5:04 p.m. — orial Hospital (Town and man Arthur H. White. 2 CHFA Executive Director Robert T. O'Connor said Mars and Saturn. medical call, 336 Broad St. Paramedics) Lottery Friday he was worried that the elimination of The evening stars are Mercury (Paramedics) Monday, 7:46 a.m, — Rock Around Tho Clock” programs such as CHFA would effectively exclude and Jupiter. Saturday,* 8:57 p.m. — trash fire. Linden Street moderate-income people from buying their first Those born on this date are under cldmney fire, 3 Academy (Town) the sign of Sagittarius. They Str (Town) Monday, 7:54 a.m. — homes. During the offering of CHFA funds Wednesday, include poet William Blake in 1775, Connecticut Daily Saturday, 9:53 p.m. >— TV electrical malfunc­ residents were lined up at the Manchester and communist theoritician Friedrich clothes burning in dryer, tion, 40-C Pascal Lane Saturday: 799 Coventry branches of the Heritage Savings and Loan Engels in 1820. and actress Hope 95; W. Middle Turnpike (Town) Lange in 1931. P la y F o u r: 4533 (Eighth District) •» 8 Saturday, 10:10 p.m. — CHRISTMAS PARTYI On this date in history: The members o f the Manchester Junior Women's Club sincerely In 1520, Ferdinand Magellan Satellite view house fire, 97 Blssell St. Other numbers drawn Saturday thank Mike BoKUslawski for his dedication to the success of our ser­ entered,the Pacific Ocean on his in New England: (Town and Paramedics) way around the world. He was the Commerce Department satellite photo taken at 4 a m. EST shows the Saturday, 11:30 p.m. — vice auction. i Vermont dally: 804. .4lsa, we extend our gratitude for the generous support of the first European to sail the Pacific Maine daily; 054. clouds associated with a huge storm centered over northern Missouri. < motor vehicle accident, Adams Street and New contributing merchants and professionals who help enable the Man- from the east. Rhode Island daily: 0153. Heavy snow and some blizzard conditions occurred with the clouds '- State Road (Eighth Dis­ ..Chester Junior Women's Club to carry on the tradition of helping the 11 HOURS OF FUN AND SAVINGS! In 1919, Lady Astor became the New Hampshire daily: 0635. from northwest Kansas to southwest Minnesota. Rains occurred east' trict and Paramedics) first woman member of the British New Hampshire weekly Meg­ of this to the Middle Atlantic states. A line of thunderstorms extends community. Saturday, 11:31 p.m — *iHm Wsmm >>>Mi • NMlhit IMty N h f Parliament. r abucks: 3-5-11-13-17-33. along a cold front from Georgia to the Gulf of Mexico. The south bonfire, K Mart (Town) •---- Mm* ■mrlWi MMAHtar Hr* In 1958, the United States fired an Massachusetts daily; 8280. central, southwest and far western states are mostly clear. Mwilmtir CM CHECK FRIDAY'S PAPER intercontinental ballistic missile Sunday, 12:22 a.m. -- CwrisM Nmm# CMWfMt Craft* at full range for the first time. motor vehicle accident, • r a f l U CMm w v Adem*$ M Bu tmwmf M m Askkedmr’ffple§ Sar« Uni*« faftar tkef In 1963, Cape Canaveral, the ;j ;■',. Hartford Road and Main Beh OH U ftM w Ia td i FOR DETAILS! space center in Florida was S t . (Town and ABC BpaBam a a i BipaIr Jatapli Carridlai N nk I Mah M adag Catapoiy Paramedics) — »■.»_ renamed Cape Kennedy to honor Manchester Herald fteetle T m li Car Wadi rW m B V the assassinated president. Area Sunday, 1:51 a.m. — Cikt tinririi SekMr Warfn residents later voted t6 revert to Richard M. Diamond, Publisher report of motor vehicle Im r lewM, CFA, N al ft Fat McCarrf MT' Craft Baihat af CaMwitar BdiBMBM the original name, but the NASA accident, 165 Adams St. Taaf Bara* OrapWc A rdrt spaceport remains the John F. USPS 327-500 VOL. cm. No. 4S ({Eighth District) VanltV Climw MdtaaTi Jawdari Sunday, 6:56 a.m. — hefm lift ft Ciw iiti Ike Craft Baihat af Cakhai K e n n e y Space Center. \ BaaaaMaMadil 297 EAST CENTER ST. Publlihed dally except Sunday and certain halldayiov Suggested corrler rates ore $1.20 weekly, ts. 12 tor one Trt*T»«a ftywMirin C«rtr« Wfmmm 01 UPl photo medical call, 7 Lincoln St. Ojptkal S fylt Bar Tail Typawritar the Manchester Publlihlnp Co., 16 Bralnord Place, month, $15.35 for three months, $30.70 tor tlx months and Msmiepenerkt $61.40 for one year. M oll rotes are available on reguest. ({Paramedics) ■whesfsr Cede SwF Now you know M on ctieeter, Conn. 06040. Second d o s t p o ttag e p a id at la t« i a ’l l MANCHESTER, CT Mandietter, Conn. POSTMASTER: Send addreit Sunday, 9:29 p.m. — C im tiliii **■**■< Today In history To place a clossltled ar display advertisement, or to Br. fmeeh The 50-star flag of the United changes to the Monchetter Herald, P.O. Box 591, smoke, 55 Oakland St. Cavay't Bwtaaraat M an ch ester, Conn. 06040. rep o rt a n e w t Item , story o r p ictu re Id ea, c all 643-2711. hs§artm$m9mf States was officially raised for thei Office hours ore 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through (Eighth District) FJ.ftHMl 646-6457 On Nov. 28, i9 5 8 the United States fired an Al fla ffe rt'i AppOaew, i f f t a f To subscribe, or to report a delivery problem, call F rid ay . ; Sunday, 9:54 p.m. — UaUaaMaaiN first time at 12:01 a.m. on July 4, T V ft VMaa intercontinental ballistic missile at full range for the first 647-9946. O ffice hours o re 8:30 a .m . to S ;30p .m . M o n d a y CaaM Mapar Sanrki 1960, at Fort McHenry National The Manchester Herald It a subscriber to United Press i£ b Wanlfr* Olarhi Sfavaa*! FIfaaii Caatar lathvOrfItaM through Friday and 7 to 10 o.m. Saturday. Delivery i X Aafiaiitba Monument in Baltimore. The last time. A television cameraman records the flight of the should be made by 5 p.m. Monday through Fridoy and by International newsservices and Is a member of the Audit * 'Virgin Islands National MaVMaaCaatar addition was Hawaii, hut no star is Atlas missile as it cuts a fiery streak in the night sky. 7:M a.m . Saturday. Bureau of Circulations. l^ark covers three-fourths Taw B artI specifically identified with any White spot above man's head is the moon. ------»■ i f the Island of St. John. state. 4 - MA.NCHKSTKR HKKALl). Monday. Nov. :!B. lim:) ‘Black box’ consulted for answers Shamir says U.S., Israel drawn even closer together U.S./World will be exploring our dilferenl viewpoints relations, more positive than in the past several considered nmol by most parties, was a freeze on Bv Ira R. Allen Israeli settlements and their eventual replacement by He insisted U.S. policy, toward l.srael has remained Bv Lawrence Roberts United Press International years. Is about to unfold. the same throughout the Jewish nation s 3.5-year In Brief United Press International In advance of the visit, Shamir ruled out any a Palestinian entity iinked to Jordan. Nevertheless. Meese said, "I think it’s going to be a history "We have always been committed to ^WASHINGTON President Reagan expects today's concessions on the sensitive issue of Israeli ___ r ______I >• in t'a i n i n il its: u• ' ” each, Virginia 14, Missouri 13, Georgia, Indiana MUTLANGEN, West Germany (UPI) — A leader of and New Mexico 12, Pennsylvania 11 and the West German anti-nuclear movement warned of FRESH BAKEb GOLDEN ROLLS ^ 1^.^ Mississippi and Ohio 10, Bv Brenda Rotzoll further blockades and other demonstrations at U.S. United Press International army installations to protest the deployment of Pershing-2 missiles. \o Substitute Funeral director enters plea An "incredible" blizzard that dumped 1 to 2 feet of Marieluise Beck-Oberdorf, a leader of the anti- We Give Old Fashioned snow from the Rockies to the Mississippi and stranded NATO Greens party, Sunday advocated "practical For Quality LIVERMORE FALLS, Maine - A former thousands of holiday travelers, paralyzed traffic resistance’' and civil disobedience to NATO's plans to Butcher Service ... Livermore Falls funeral director charged with across much of the Plains today and moved into the deploy 108 new U.S. Pershing-2 and 96 cruise missiles abuse of a corpse has pleaded not guilty, but Great Lakes. in West Germany. officials say more charges may be forthcoming. At least 17 people died in accidents blamed on snow, "I think there will be blockades, especially in George O'Donnell's not guilty plea was entered ice and high winds in the storm that first hit the Mutlangen, and in the regions of Heilbronnand Neu STORf HOURS: in Livermore Falls District Court last Wednesday Pacific Northwest Thursday. Ulm" — sites of U.S. army installations reported to 317 Highland S t by his attorney. Jack Simmons. The same storm threatened to disrupt today's receive Pershing-2s, Ms. Beck-Oberdorf said in a Mon. & Tues. 'til 6:00 No court date was set. launch of the space shuttle Columbia in Florida if the West German radio interview. Wtd.. Thurs., & Fri. til 9:00 MANCHESTER O'Donnell is accused of concealing the body of cold front carried rain and strong surface winds into As she spoke, demonstrators tore down a barbed Delbert Beaulieu who was to be buried in 1980 at the Cape Canaveral area. wire fence at a U.S. Army base at Mutlangen. 35 miles the Maine Veterans Cemetery in Augusta. Weather-related traffic deaths during the storm Sat. & Sunday east of Stuttgart in southern Germany, on the second til 6:00 CONN. Officials say the body was never interred there, included five in one crash in Arizona, three in one day of protests against the missile deployment. n i C H L I I T S F & T K i i i s s s and the state attorney general's office issued a wreck Sunday in Nebraska, two each in Wyoming and The protesters pulled up about 30 steel posts 6 4 6 - 4 2 7 7 warrant for O'Donnell's arrest. Kansas, four in Indiana on icy bridges, and one in 'supporting the fence during an attempted blockade of Texas when a car hit a storm-downed power line. ’ a depot of the U.S. Army's 56th Field Artillery In the Plains, snowdrifts piled up 9 feet high in Scott Brigade. No arrests were made, a police spokesman Racketeering charges OK’d City, Kan., mounds of snow isolated Goodland, Kan., said. and 5-foot drifts closed most roads in northeast PROVIDENCE. R.l. (UPl) — A U.S. Appeals The fence, which formed the outer perimeter of the Colorado. ■ base, was erected by soldiers Wednesday after the Court has ruled the federal government is within “Travel across the entire area from Colorado and iiiiiiiiiiH ip iiiiy y iiy ’ West German Parliament voted to deploy new U.S. its authority to bring racketeering charges Wyoming through Nebraska, western Kansas, Iowa against three Rhode Island men accused of medium-range missiles to counter Soviet SS-20 ------^ lALS ^ FROZEJS & DAIRY ' and southern Minnesota is almost impossible,” said missiles. " GROCERY SPE( misusing union insurance funds. forecaster Nolan Duke at the national Severe Storms 00 — 2 VWIETIES The U.S. attorney’s office successfully argued In contrast to the protests that met the missiles' SWEET LIFE CUT GREEN OR Forecast Center in Kansas City, Mo. arrival in West Germany and Britain, the first parts of leddar Cheese 7„*1.19 that proof of an "overt act" of conspiracy is not "There are 40 to 50 mph winds all the way across ■ WHOLE KERNEL CORN .s.f. 3 / * l. a required to convict someone under the federal 112 cruise missiles to be deployed in Italy arrived at SEALTEST Nebraska, eastern Colorado and western Kansas, NATO's Sigonella Naval Base in Sicily Sunday with no HEINZ 16 oz. 89C Racketeering Influenced and Corruption Organi­ with visibility near zero and 1 to 2 feet of snow on the 24 oz. 990 Sour, Cream zation Act, antirnuclear demonstrators to greet them. KETCHUP PILLSBURY raESCENT OR ground. It's just incredible blizzard conditions NATO plans to deploy 572 cruise and Pershing-2 8 oz. 8 9 C The appeals court agreed, and in a Nov. 17 throughout that area," Duke said. Dinner Rolls decision reversed a March 1982 decision by a missiles in West Germany, Britain, Italy, the u » 2 / * l. "We’ve got wind and a lot of ice across Iowa. Snow Netherlands and Belgium over the next five years if MANDARIN ORANGES INUTEMAip . federal court in Miami that dismissed the will continue all the way from the Rockies across the range Juice 32 oz. racketeering charges against the three men. . there is no arms control agreement on medium-range S 2/n. Plains into the Upper Midwest todayJwith blizzard nuclear rockets with the Soviets, MINI SNACKS 7..89C Named in the conspiracy case are: Arthur E. conditions across eastern Nebras'lts,^wa, southern 99C Coia of Providence, national secretary-treasurer In Vatican City, Pope John Paul 11 told pilgrims (Plottage Combos 4 oz. 3/9 Minnesota and northern Wisconsin,” he said. gathered in St. Peter's Square he hopes the United of the Laborers International Union of North The blizzard made it the second snowiest November GRAPEFRUIT JUICE 64<;>. *1.59 OREGON EMMS America; his son, Arthur A. Coia, a Providence ' States and Soviet Union will resume arms control 17 5 oz $1.69 in Colorado history and closed DenveWs Stapleton talks in Geneva broken off Wednesday by Moscow. MRS. BUTTEHWpHTMS Carrot Cake lawyer and union official, and former .state Rep, I nternational Airport for only the second time in three *1.49 Albert J. Lepore, law partner of the younger Coia. Demonstrators at Mutlangen said they were MAPLE SYRUP decades. Up to 3,000 air travelers milled about at planning a large-scale blockade of the depot Dec. 10 VERYFINE ^ ^ e r Croissants 6ct *1.29 midafternoon Sunday, but all but about200 had left for and hoped to attract prominent people to take part. SDoz. 890 TOKELY - 4 VARIETIES hotels or their Denver area homes by Sunday night. APPLESAUCE fegetables 16 oz. 99 C Greyhound lawyer has plan The storm closed most eastern Colorado highways VERYFINE S CITRUS HILL, . PROVIDENCE, R.l. (UPI) - The lawyer for Sunday, and cross-country skiers took the place of APPLE JUICE «.A*1.19 Orange Juice 12 oz. 8 9 0 striking Greyhound Bus. Co. bus drivers says he cars on Denver streets. Five avalanches hit the San Japan opposition GEISHA SNOW hopes to thwart the firm’s efforts to resume Juan Mountains in southwest Colorado Sunday, and RC’S EYE an avalanche warning was in effect today. CRABMEAT s„* 2 .9 9 reen Beans with mushrooms or almomh 9 oz. 850 limited service by challenging registration of S School closings were announced thrbughout the wins dissolution CARNATION ORE IDA coaches passing from the city through i 2 oz. Connecticut. blizzard area, and state offices were closed in much of COCOA 990 Golden Patties 15 oz. 9 9 0 Ra\jl l^Lovett said Saturday he would also Nebraska apd much of Colorado. TOKYO (UPI) — Prime Minister Yasuhiro chpllehgFthe licenses of those drivers on the Officials said the storm forced up to 3,000 travelers 32 oz. 6 5 0 to seek refuge Sunday in Limon, Colo., on the eastern Nakasone dissolved the lower house of parliament PIE CRUST MIX S .A 4 / * l. & Rich basis of a Connecticut law he said requires leased today in a compromise with the opposition, forcing 1 PURINA - ALL VARIETIES, ITIHQ MY CUSSIC Greyhound buses have Connecticut licen.ses and plains about 70 miles from Denver, as 50-mph winds whipped snow into 5-foot drifts. general elections next month and putting his year-old 12 oz. ombination Pizza 24.5 0Z.*2.89 that drivers have registrations in that state. government to its first crucial popularity test. 1 TENDER VITTLES 890 S '"They put them in schools, all the churches, private UPI photo Greyhound officials could not be reached "It is like facing cold winds from the north," through Sunday. homes, lodge halls — wherever there's room,"'state patrol dispatcher Ron Zimmerman said. freezing temperatures contributed to Nakasone said from his official residence when But Connecticut state police said they know of Some benverites took to the slick reporters asked how the he felt about the upcoming Tow truck operator Merv Titchen of North Platte, extremeiy hazardous driving co u p o n A' JO.00 purc/iosT no such requirement. They said Connecticut streets on foot during the weekend as a election. with coupon A Jff.OO/>urrhaAP| ^ M 'if/i co u p o n A /O.OO Neb., said all the motorists he pulled out of snowbanks I H'ilh cmipnn A JO.00 /lurr/iair I J i n i i l / r m jf jo n per cushtmer honors the registrations and licenses of most Pacific front staiied over the area, conditions. A chorus of "Banzai! (hurrahs)” echoed through­ / in iif I ctnipon per customer J I / im il / p«’r c u sto m er * other states on a reciprocal basis, including all got in trouble because “they wouldn’t believe that the ■ J im if / r o « / m n per customer storm was as bad as everybody was saying it was.” dumping 21.5 inches of snow. Sub- out the chamber after an imperial proclamation I BLUE BONNET those in New England, issued by Emperor Hirohito, wrapped in a purple I VIVA JUMBO ; BREYER'S cloth and carried on a lacquer tray. It was read to WISK ; MARGARINEij close the lower house of the Diet, the parliament. ■ PAPER TOWELS W GALLONS I Spud farmers under fire The dissolution of the l o \ ^ house and the I ICE c r e a m : AUGUSTA, Maine — A New Hampshire report Senator retracts ‘kissy mommy’ comments scheduling of national electionsTor Dec. 18 were the detailing the poor quality of potatoes coming result of parliamentary maneuvers by the opposition from Maine has rekindled a fire between Maine SACRAMENTO, Calif. — A conser­ mento Bee’s opinion section. "The Deukmejian administration is campaigns to promote conservative parties following the Oct. 12 bribery conviction of Potato farmers and state officials. vative state senator says he was wrong shaping up as a bunch of 'kissy mommy candidates and gun owners' interests. former Prime Minister Kakuei Tanaka. MOPFi *1 “Suffice it to say,, George Deukme­ i / »l ■ 1I 2 EXPIRES DEC. 3 13 New Hampshire Agriculture Commissioner Known as Japan's "Shadow Shogun" for his < EXPIRES D IC . B ta I to describe the state administration of landscape painters,” ' he wrote then. 59expinis DiC. 3'kl jian has been far tougher than I thought EXPIRES DEC. 3 ‘B3 Stephen Taylor has ordered close inspection of his fellow Republican Gov. George unrivaled influence over ruling Liberal Democratic I highland park MKT. he could be — and is an effective "The picture his administration is Party lawmakers, Tanaka was instrumental in Maine potatoes after a recent sampling showed Deukmejian as a gutless pack of "kissy governor in dealing with the liberals I HiQHLA^D^^mc i m J ^ J?!2- m J many spuds were of poor quality, and many packs mommy landscape painters" in a painting is sweet and moderate and bringing Nakasone to power last year. who dominate the legislative leader­ without any bold strokes....It’s a 'kissy Little Big Horn ' While appealing his conviction of accepting a $2 of potatoes were weighing in short. newspaper column last June. ship,” the Glendora lawmaker said. mommy' scenario for sure; no sub­ "This has been a chronic problem, one we "The 'kissy mommy’ comments 1 On June 25, 1876, during the Second milUon bribe from Lockheed Corp., Tanaka has regard a serious,” Taylor said. made were mental aberrations rather Richardson, 55, a one-time advertis­ stance, no guts, no imagination, no Sioux War, 36-year-old Gen. George A. refused to give up his Diet seat. Those comments came two days before Maine than facts of life. I erred and believe I ing businessman, wrote in the news­ fight!” Cusjer and more than 260 soldiers of the OpposltlMi parties have boycotted parliamentary Agriculture Commissioner Stewart Smith talked must admit to the possibility that I did paper’s opinion section last Junq the Richardson, a 17-year Senate vete­ 7th Calvary were massacred at the proceedings in protest, and NakaSone, who has been to farmers about the need to adhere to quality the administration wrong," state Sen. new administration reminded him of ran and founder of several gUn owners’ Battle of Little Big Horn, Mont., by criticized for tacitly supporting Tanaka, was forced to dissolve the Diet and call for new elections to break illlU lllllU lllllllllttlU H standards. H.L. "Bili” Richardson wrote in an paintings so bland they are labeled groups has put hundreds of thousands 3,500 Sioux and Cheyenne braves led by articie published Sunday in the Sacra­ "kissy mommies” by art advertisers, _of dollars of gun owners' money into Sitting Bull and Cr.izy Ifoyse. <» ) the deadlock. ------ft-.— M A N C H K S IK H IIF.ItA I.I.». .Vlullui.., . .'■'A 6 -- MANCHESTER HERALD. Monduy, Nov. 28, 1983 Richard M. Diamond. Publisher ; Dan Fitts, Editor ' Utilities case revives debate on rate philosophy Alex Qlrelli. City Editor would add $3.50 tothe monthly bills OPINION By Susan E. Kinsman eased Its restriction this year for financially sound," said commis­ figured into customer bills only phase-in," spreading out the cost of the average residential custo­ United Press Iriternatfonal the Millstone III and Seabrook I sioner Marvin Loewith. when the plant begins producing for the Mil Istone plant over several mer paying $44 79;for .500 kilowatts nuclear power plant projects, Peter Boucher, who chaired the power they can use. years, rather than hit ratepayers HARTFORD — A tentative saying the DPUC could approve panel, said "the area of disagree­ Zitser and La vine said the DPUC all in one year with skyrocketing of electricity. Less than 71 cents of decision by the state Department the charges, but only if the utility ment is when these costs should be ruling was an indication more utility bills. the monthly increase is attributa­ Jack of Public Utilities Control last was faced with extreme financial .showing up in customer bills. work was needed on the new law. ble to the CWIP charge. week has renewed debate over difficulties. We’ve gone as far as we can go in " I think we'll have to go back to The $19 million CW IP charge Northeast’s Connecticut Light A n d e r s o n when ratepayers should pay costs "W e felt the law was specifically insulating the ratepayers from the re-work the language to make it was part of a $99.5 million revenue All-day kindergarten isn’t the answer increase the DPUC approved for and Power subsidiary has 920.000 associated with building new a prohibition," said Lavine, co- crystal clear or remove (the project’s cost.” ' electric customers in 149 towns and . Washington power plants. chairman of the Legislature’s exception) in the entirety,” Lavine Northeast Utilities for its electric it's valuable nonetheless. 154,000 gas customers in 51 Connec-:*; Last week, Education Com­ tise aside, I'm afraid that’s the The DPUC gave Northeast Utili­ Energy and Public Utilities Com­ He said allowing the utility to said. Also, the ruling "w ill give and gas services. Marry-Qo-Round ticut communities. missioner Gerald N, Tirozzi case with Tirozzl's noble at­ Children need time to go slow, ties permission to pass along to mittee. " I don’t think there was sink further to A p id CWIP would some impetus to the issue of late Preliminary estimates said it ventured into an emotional Manchester tempts to strengthen Connecti­ without a teacher or a boss ratepayers $19 million it has spent ever any question or confusion on "condemn ratepayers to perpetu­ minefield. By proposing that cut schools by reinforcing the deciding for them how best to building the Millstone 111 nuclear this. 1 think it was quite clear we ally higher rales and poor Connecticut schools require all­ Spotlight kindergartens. spend the houra. Save for power plant, scheduled to begin put the law forward' to prohibit service." day kindergartens, lower the retirement, early childhood is operation in 1986. C W IP " excep t in extrem e CONSUMER COUNSEL Barry compulsory school age from 7 to AND THE KINDER­ about the only time Americans The $19 million CWIP, or con­ circumstances. struction work in progress charge, Lavine said the DPUC commis­ Zitser disagreed. "1 lake strong 5, and look into sending 4-year- By Sarah E. Hall — Herald Reporter GARTEN proposals put more are not revved into overdrive. Missiles was far less than the $65.2 million sioners misread the statute. "It is exception to granting even $1 of the COLOR RITE than Just education at stake. Not that teachers and parents olds to class, he put perhaps the the company asked to collect from as if they are ignoring the phase-in. The purpose of the are under any obligation to most tender topic possible on Assume, for the purpose of Its customers in each of the next prohibition and seeing whether legislative enactment is very the statewide education argument, the extra school sugar-coat education to make it could hit five years to ease the "rate shock" there is a serious enough financial clear. Unless the company ’s finan­ FILM agenda: little kids. $500,000 in added costs to the Common sens6 tells me that if exposure he recommends does palatable. Quite the contrary. they arc expected to face when the difficulty” to grant CWIP, Lavine cial back is to the wall, CWIP Parents in Manchester and town, Kennedy said, unless the you stick 20 S-year-olds in a produce more competent, able But if kids are allowed free plant begins producing power. said. should be denied." AID elsewhere are sure to have stat^ pays part of the bill. classroom all day, you’re going students. > hours, early on, to learn what But the charge is still more than The three DPUC commissioners Zitser had no quarrel with the Moscow *AIKIIP0$TED to end up with 20 tired, ornery It may not produce more able learning is all about, then their Stale Consumer Counsel Barry who ruled in the rate case and commission’s earlier approval of DEYELOPINO^' something to say. But it's not From all sides, then, the Zit.ser and Rep. David Lavine, CWIP charges for United Illumi­ $CHEDUtE just tl\p endearingly dirty faces kindergarten issue is bound to snitches and one worn-out human beings. Children pushed attitude toward education approved the CWIP charge argued D-Durham, believed the company Northeast Utilities’ financial nating customers. "U l clearly was of little ones which will pop into be dynamite. But 1 hope that teacher — forget the educa­ into school too young and for too might Just be more receptive. had the right to collect under a new health was (ailing and ratepayers in serious financial difficulty,” he tional value. long may fall to see the potential Maybe, then, public-school focus. when the debris settles, people WASHINGTON - The Kremlin state law. and services would suffer if it was said, but Northeast was not. He kindergartens are not the Special interest groups will, will see the issue for the meat Try to standardize curricu­ for learning outside the class­ has spent millions of rubles allowed to slip further. said the DPUC’s “ whole analysis proper loci for academic tight­ too. Day-care providers will and not the fat; how kids might lum for, 4-ye.ar-olds, and the room and in their own homes. trying to stop deployment of the BEFORE 1983, utility compan­ "W ilhoiil question the com­ was tainted by the belief CW IP is 2 ening. Maybe the money Tirozzi likely complain that a hefty benefit. problems loom even bigger. Robots, anyone? But realisti­ 5^2 U.S. missiles that are going ies were prohibited from passing pany’s financial condition cannot good for the consumer." 2 'would see poured into kinder­ share of their market may be When you throw together kids so cally. learning doesn’t have to to Western Europe. along construction costs to rate­ be judged to be healthy. This Zilser’s argument is NU inves­ gartens could and should be tors should be responsible for snatched away. Then again, MY OWN GUT REACTION is young that their developmental be the books and blackboard The reason is clear; The Persh­ payers before a plant began company did not earn its current bond rating by being viewed as construction costs that should be working parents waist deep in to balk at Tirozzi’s kindergarten differences overshadow their brand. Play itself is a rich spent elsewhere. ing II missiles in West Germany producing power. The Legislature resource, bolstering imagina­ Day care, for instance, which day-care bills may embrace proposals. I think of my own similarities, you risk force- and the ground-launched cruise , .-v : r m . 'y_ . costs too much and sometimes Tirozzi’s ideas for their free twerpish 3'/i-year-old, and get a feeding to cover required tion and means of dealing with missiles in Britain will give the offers loo little. Educational babysitting potential. bit sentimental about having to material. people. And with all the empha­ United States and its NATO allies a State officials say damage television, being that the boob In Manchester, those propos­ pack him off to schooj any And what about burnout, that sis on educational rigor, the real more effective deterrent. If the tube is the babysitter of many. 8 als may resurrect debate on sooner, and for any longer, than malaise of the fast-paced so­ joy of learning may just be Soviets were to start a European whether or not to close Highland ciety? Isn't it possible that kids getting trampled by too much Programs to help stay-at-home 8 I’ve expected since his birth. war, most of the important targets parents teach their kids. Park School, as planned, in who are force-fed the "basics” hard work. in the Soviet Union — including to river would be gradual If I really thought the pro­ Or researching and impie- June 1984. Superintendent of too young may end up bored by Besides, young kids have a Moscow — would be within range Schools James, P. Kennedy has posed kindergarten changes second grade? certain right to be lazy. Taking menting better, more practicai for devastating retaliatory salvos. HARTFORD (U Pl) - Connecti­ threatened to file suit in federal to remove contaminants before said an all-day kindergarten would help build a secure Any project carried too far two-hour baths, dawdling with ways to stimulate learning and A top-secret NATO document cut officials say toxic wastes, court to prevent the discharge. discharging their waste water, the foundation for learning, though, the yarn on the rug or pestering make schools effective than by requirement may mean the reaches the proverbial point of obtained by my associate Dale Van bacteria and ’floatables" would The state fears the E PA’s DEP said school stays open. I suppose I ’d relent. But it's just diminishing returns. My bias the cat may not reinforce a pushing children who are too decision might set a precedent by Atta spells out the situation in be released into the Connecticut -B acterial levels in the river It would also mean as much as that point I ’m stuck on. and lack of educational exper­ child's academic arsenal, but young too far. letting Springfield pollute the river stark percentages: River with 80 million gallons of raw would be raised by the untreated when other, if more expensive, "A 1,500-kilometer (missile) sys­ sewage Springfield, Mass., plans sewage. The DEP maintains fed­ options are available. tem would place at risk from (West to discharge while repairing a eral orders that the sewage in pumping station. Germany) 65 percent of the The stale DEP also challenges Springfield be chlorinated would In Manchester But officials warn the effects of statements by the EPA and be ineffective because of the WHO LOgrCHiNa? WHO IPST ViaTNaM? high-priority targets" identified the federally approved discharge by NATO leaders in Eastern Massachusetts Department of En­ amount of solid matter in the would not be immediately obvious. vironmental Quality Engineering sewage. Europe and the Soviet Union. The "The Connecticut River will not that the impact of the dumping on -Industrial use of the Connecti­ ^ JUMBO ROLL LOVE'S Pershing IIs have a range of 1,500 change to a different color," said the river would be minimal. O' E TS needs kilometers (930 miles). Robert E. Moore, assistant deputy cut River could be hampered. For BABY "A 2,500-kilometer system based commissioner for the state Depart­ The DEP charges; example, floatables might enter SPRAY CHRISTMAS —As the river recedes, flood machine coolant systems along the in the United Kingdom could ment of Environmental Protec­ plains along both banks could be Windsor Locks canal, about six to COLORNE son potentially place at risk approxi­ tion "Bui you can’t dump 80 m n WRAP, BOOT MIST a big push million gallons of untreated sew­ littered with solids — what Moore eight miles below the Springfield 0,4 01.90701 mately 87 percent of the high- age into the river without causing called "those floatables with pumping station. priority targets, including Moscow environmental damage” names that newspapers aren’t Anyone who goes to Man­ organizations to explain the it'kelf." The cruise missiles now allowed to publish” — that would Connecticut officials concede The federal Environmental Pro­ they have little data to support being deployed in Britain have a enter the river with the sewage. chester High School can tell drop, which testing higher- tection Agency said Monday their claims, but said there also is range of 2,500 kilometers (1,550 you there are no 82-year-old ups at first ^^conceded was Springfield could release 10 million —Fish, crustaceans and other little evidence the sewage dis­ gallons of untreated sewage daily N students in its classes. Like­ shocking and unusual. More miles). aquatic life could be contaminated charge would be harmless. for eight days in March while it by the metal and other toxic wastes N wise, any mathematician can However. Massachusetts offi­ recently, they have down­ THE TOP-SECRET DOCU­ repairs the aging York Street that industry dicharges into sew­ cials said there would be little say, with certainty, that there played it while promising a M E NT notes that NATO has pumping station and inspects and age, such as degreasing com­ starts to clean a clogged sewer increase in the bacterial count of are few high-school students rescoring and other mea­ compiled a list of "m ore than 2,500 pounds and cleaning agents. pipe. the river and no toxic effects on aged "0” anywhere on earth. sures to verify that the mean high-priority military targets" Connecticut officials said the Springfield unlike Connecticut aquatic life have been observed But the operators of the scores are accurate. that would be reachable by the sfhte is Incapable of monitoring the cities, lacks a pretreatment pro­ from sewage overflows in Spring- supposedly infallible compu­ The mean scores can be WHo l?f»T NicaRaeua? WHO FoUNP intermediate-range nuclear mis­ effects of the dumping and has gram that would require industries field caused by rainfall. ters that belong to the used to judge one student’s siles now being placed in Western 0 Europe. “ Of these, about two- Educational Testing Service performance against the test uaeaNoN? 0 thirds are located in the non-Soviet ' said last week they found population and, depending on Warsaw Pact, (nations) and the FBI: Gerena’s those things existing at MHS. the administration, can be remaining one-third in the Soviet ; Connecticut The organization reported weighed differently at differ­ Union." ; its findings to Principal ent colleges. The documents goes on to say • In letters no help Jacob Ludes in response to When informed Friday of a that “ there are many additional ■ inquiries about a surprising statement by an ETS official military targets in the western ■ Filings reach 2-year low V Soviet Union which .are not in- I WEST HARTFORD (UPI) - FBI officials say 27- and 23-point drop, respec­ that the organization has no WETHERSFIELD - The number of filings for letters purportedly written by Wells Fargo robbery V eluded in the European high- tively, in scores on, the math state unemployment compensation for the latest suspect Victor M. Gerena to his mother, fiancee and intention of rescoring MHS’s priority target list; for instance, I and verbal sections of the tests, Ludes said he was reporting period was down 42 percent from last her lawyer are genuine, but gave no indication the ICBMs (intercontinental ballistic ; year and the lowest in two years, reflecting an notes have led them any closer to Gerena. Scholastic Aptitude Tests appalled. missiles) and heavy bomber ; 'unemployment rate of 4.9 percent, said stale Michael Graham, an ahorney representing Gere­ given MHS students in the “ Apparently I or someone SleiN's* bases.’’ These are on the target list ■ Labor Commissioner P. Joseph Peraro. na’s fiancee, saidsheandGerena’smother believe the for U.S. strategic nuclear forces. ■ A drop of nearly 1,200 filings lowered the Class of 1983. else was delilberately tOCKW MT»4. letters are forged. The report did little but "There are a large number — in ) .statewide weekly average for the two-week Gerena, 25, has been sought nationwide since he misled,” he said. period ended Nov. 19 to about 30,000, Peraro said allegedly stole $7 million in September from a Wells replicate the sometimes excess of 25,000 — of economic 1 infrastructure targets which are . Saturday. Fargo Armored Service terminal in West Hartford. A wrongly chosen computer While the ETS has been One river, 84 chemicals included in the European Target ; There were about 3,425 first-time filings and $500,000 reward posted by the company for his arrest stalling, Ludes has conducted nearly 26,400 continued claims, down from more is described as the largest bounty in United States dots on test forms filled out by Data Inventory," the report adds. ; than 3,750 and about 27,250 for the previous two history. the students when they took his own investigation. He "Such installations historically ; discovered that part of the weeks. The three letters, mailed from Buffalo, N.Y., were the tests. Indeed, it wasn’t have not been ta rgeted by ■ (N ATO) j Benefits expired for 270 claimants, compared matched with handwriting in earlier samples of drop in scores could have Great Lakes still need help forces, although they are not • even a correct listing of those "to 340 in the preceding period. Gerena’s script, said West Hartford Police Chief who took the SATs. Ludes resulted from various shifts excluded ... Similar targets would I The insured unemployment rate in Connecticut Francis Reynolds. the lakes. Authority is shared by called the mass of incorrect in the composition of the WIND POINT, Wis. — On a crisp today be struck by (U.S.-based) :— continued claims filed during the latest "I can only say that the FBI is giving a forger more group which took the SATs. autumn afternoon, the deep, cold not only the two national govern­ forces during a general nuclear I 13-week period.— also decreased slightly to 2 credit than he deserves. I have Victor’s mother and and uiianalyzed data ments but also the Canadian response.” ; percent, from 2.1 percent. girlfriend to back that up.*' Graham said. "You can While Ludes’s investiga­ waters of Lake Michigan sparkle “ shoddy” — it was far from in the reflected brilliance of the Robert province of.Ontario and the states believe what the FBI says or you can believe what the Millstone I nearty ready kid’s mother and girlfriend have to say." the investigation he had been tion was needed, it really is up sun. But beneath the surface lies a of Minnesota, Wisconsin, Michi­ AN ARMS ANALYST explained ■ He represents Ana Elizabeth Soto of Hartford, who to the organizations that Walters gan, Illinois, Indiana, Ohio, Pen­ WATERFORD — Repairs to a pump seal are promised. troubled lake struggling for its why the Soviets’ shrill response to • was to marry Gerena a few days after the robbery. nsylvania and New York. expected to be made in time to put the Millstone 1 Unfortunately, the docu­ claim to be sure enough of survival. Syndicated . deployment of so-called "theater” The letters postmarked Nov. 13 in Buffalo arrived nuclear plant back on-line this week, a Northeast ment illustrates the cavalier their information to influence The entire Great Lakes system, Columnist missiles in Western Europe is I two days later at Graham’s Hartford office and A BELATED EFFORT to re­ considered an overraction: The ^ Utilities spokesman said. reportedly said Gerena was well, hoped his family and attitudes of ETS officials who the future of millions of which contains one-fifth of all the . The plant was shut down around 9:30 a.m. solve the problem, the United number of nuclear warheads ' friends were well and expressed regret over the students to prove they de­ world’s fresh water, has been Saturday after workers delected a leak in a seal score the tests and of College States and Canada in 1972 signed trouble the robbery investigation had caused them. polluted by sewage, contaminated NATO is deploying is small com- ; on the reactor coolant pump. The necessary 2 Board officials who interpret serve to be trusted. '"The cover letter sent to me is a giveaway that this the Great Lakes Water Quality pared to the number of priority ■ repairs were similar to replacing a washer on a 2 As one official said in what by chemicals and abused as a was a setup job," he said, "Victor is a pretty smart the scores, Together, the two Agreement, a pact amended and targets in Eastern Europe and the kitchen sink, "except the parts are obviously repository for society’s waste kid. Most, of the letter was written as if the letter organizations influence how he intended to be a defense of strengthened in 1978 and again in Soviet Union. much larger," said spokesman Clifford Hill. throughout most of the past two chemical problems is, however, writer meant to say Victor was not too smart. ” mid-October of this year. The leak was contained in the reactor building more than a million high the ETS, “ If these tests were centuries. only the latest in a series of Both the analyst and high , The FBI held a news conference after the letters As a result, the quality of the and posed no danger to the public or workers at school seniors each year are scored incorrectly, the other Lake Superior has been least environmental crises to hit the Pentagon sources are betting that, ' were received to say Gerena might be hiding in water in the Great Lakes has the plant. Hill said. Northeast did not consider the judged by the colleges to million college boat'd seniors damaged because it lies closest to Great Lakes area," says Tom for all their bluster, the Soviets will ; Buffalo or elsewhere near the U.S.-Canadian border. Kuchenberg, a specialist on the improved, markedly during the be quite .willing to resume arms problem at Millstone I to be serious. However, Buffalo police said there was no proof which they apply. were scored incorrectly.” the headwaters of the five lakes — Hill said plant operators had been monitoring a past decade — but areas such as negotiations after the Pershings < Gerena had been in the city and a spokesman said the but even it has been misused, as a region, i"n an article in the current leak since Thursday in the pump that recirculates Ludes has every right to be "And that just didn’t Cleveland’s Cuyahoga River and FBI had not notified the department of the 8 dumping ground for taconite issue of the Conservation Founda­ and cruise missiles are In place. water in the reactor system. The water was angry, and more, at ETS and happen.” Ontario’s Hamilton Harbor may handwriting test results. 8 tion’s monthly newsletter. They point out that the Kremlin wastes from mining operations. • leaking at a rate of 2>/i gallons per minute, a rate The spokesman said Gerena could have written the the College Board for their We hope not, but until the “ In the 1960s, it was stinking have been irrevocably polluted. cannot have forgotten that the ’ that required operators to shut down the plant letters elsewhere and arranged for someone to mail ETS and College Board can In contrast with relatively pris­ water, choking algae and masses The Grand Calumet R iver and most important arms-limitation questionable treatment of gradually. Hill said. them from Buffalo. tine Lake Superior on the west. the Indiana Harbor Canal at the what may or may not be a prove their word is good, of weeds and dead fish piled on treaties — the 1972 SALT I and • The shutdown was completed about noon No extra police officers or special details have been Lake Erie farther east has been so southern tip of Lake Michigan now . Saturday when workers entered the "primary real problem with their there’s no reason to believe once beautiful beaches. In the associated anti-ballistic missile < assigned to search for Gerena in Buffalo, the contaminated that in recent de­ are so heavily contaminated that containment” area to inspect the system. figures. it’s trudL Ludes should use 1950s, it was the destruction of agreements — were negotiated ■ spokesman said. cades its water has turned the magnificent food fish by an invad­ officials have proposed designat­ and reatlfled by a Republican .' For about two months now, everythin^ in his power to color of pea soup, its fish have ing predator. Indeed, in the last 200 ing the waters as suitable only for administration in an election year. Blue Cross wants change push for a real answer. he has been asking both perished in massive numbers and years the lakes and their basins industrial and municipal the proliferation of seaweed-like discharges. HARTFORD — Blue Cross-Blue Shield of So far, Lotto game have beefi totally altered.” EXECUTIVE MEMO; The Of- ; I Connecticut has set the stage for a confrontation algae has threatened to turn it into In addition, almost one-third of The five lakes cover about 95,000 fice of Personnel Management has ' with private insurers by proposing conversion a swamp. square miles, while the far larger the municipalities discharging warned federal employees not to ■ ' from a non-profit corporation to a mutual easier than thought The other three lakes — Michi­ Great Lakes basin encompasses sewage into Lake Erie and Lake be foaled by the growing number of . insurance company dealing in life insurance. gan, Huron and Ontario — all have NtmamiMMoiniDuouTtiMimiiB mcmmcimNov.MiiiMioK.4.iw iionBwi>BiiuwoTTrooo4wiicMi«o«^ an additional 200,000 square miles Ontario failed to attain the 1982 private insurance companies’ ‘ If approved by the Legislature in 1984, the NEWINGTON (UPl) — People playing Connecti­ suffered from being overloaded in the nation’s industrial heartland cleanup goals specified in the health and retirement plans being ; change would allow Blue Cross-Blue Shield to cut’s new Lotto game have defied the odds as eight with dioxin, PCBs and pesticides where almost 40 million people live bilateral agreement signed ten packaged like government pro- ' convert from a non-profit medical service winners have shared the game’s top prize in the first ..corporation and sell lucrative group life insu­ such as DDT, mirex and and work. years earlier. grams. "W e have become aware of two weekly drawings, while officials expected no rance policies. toxaphene. Concern about pollution and "The lakes have played a central an increasing number of instances more than one winner. RITE AID PHARMACIES | role in shaping our past and they Lloyd R. Schiefelbein, the Blues vice president There have been eight winners among the nearly 1.4 contamination dates back to 1B09, in which agencies and employees ’ ' for marketing, said the company wants to convert HER CONTAMINANTS include will play an increasingly impor­ million bets, although the state says the odds of ENFIELD EAST HARTFORD | when the United States and Can­ are being contacted by these' ■ to diversify and move toward deregulation. He phosphorous from laundry deter­ winning first prize are one in nearly 2 million. To win •271 ELLINGTON RD. | ada created a Joint commission to tant role In directing our future,” organizations, whose plan tltlesd.. said it it makes money in the life insurance •95 ELM STREET-PHARMACY PH: 745-4121 gents, ammonia, mercury, lead, notes former Michigan Gov. Wil­ first prize, a person must choose six numbers from 1 to PHARMACY PH: 528-61151 deal with the issue. For more than . imply that they are som ehow' market "the ultimate advantage will go to our 36 and match all six in the state drawing. MANCHESTER zinc and a variety of other heavy liam G. Milllken, now chairman of half a century, however, deteriora­ affiliated with the federal health ■ subscribers.' It will help to stabilize rates.” "Statistically, I should have a little less than one •361 MAIN STREET-PHARMACY PH: 649-9110 metals. In the St. Clair River, at tion not only continued but the Center for the Great Lakes. benefits, retirement and-or fire .. “ We are simply asking to add life isnurance to winner,” said J. Blaine Lewis, state lottery unit chief. the southern end of Lake Huron, no accelerated. "A ll the lakes need our help insurance programs," and 0PM ,,our portfolio. To deny anyone an opportunity to

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(S) - Indapwidatit Network d ) - Family Feud S ) - MOVIE; -Th. Ctain (2i - MOVIE: 'Waetbound' A 6:00P.M. N a w a rather be fair than popular R e a c tio n ' A n accident at a rni- Union captain is ordsrsd to gst Mrs. Rash would d ) - Benny Hill Show CS CE) (X) IQ (S ® - Nevra' cissr waste center unleaahea s ths overland atapa running to (Q - NBC New* Ovamlght (3D - N e w s C5D - ThfM 't Company fuH scale nuclear thrsat. Stave brina gold ahipmanta from Cali­ man. who nad been acting superin­ Maryland from the - time she CD - Buck Rogers (3D - ESPN's SIdeUnes Bialey. Anne-Marie Wincheater. fornia. Randolph Scott. Virginia 1:45 A.M. By Sarah Passell 1980. Mayo, Karen Staaia. 1959. Herald Reporter tendent, was selected for the job graduated from college. She took QS - Love Boat (39 - Fraggle Rock 02 - ESPN * SIdaUtM* from a field of over 40 applicants. five years off to start a family and O iQ - MOVIE: Tha Last ® ® - M*A*S*H 10:30 P.M. Q - MOVIE: 'Honkytonk Man' returned to work in the Windham 12:15A.M. BOLTON — Newly appointed Mrs. Rash came to Bolton in 1981 Unicom' A unicorn encounters (S9) - Crossfire QD - Nliw on Nmv Jw M y In hope* of performing on tha public schools for eight'years. romance and peril while search­ ® - MOVIE: 'Nationai Grand Ole Opry, an aging country as assi^lant principal. Her respon­ (29 - Better Health O S IS) - lnd.pwKtont NMwotk Bolton Elementary and Center ing for others of her kind. Ani­ Lampoon's Movie Madneat’ ainger travels across the back- sibilities shifted a year later when While in Windham she worked ROGERS’ SURE BET N.W. This spoof of Hollywood movlaa School principal Anne Rash says mated. 1982. Rated G. (8) - Veronica, El Rostro del roaide of Am erica w ith his ne­ she was made a half-time assistant towards her master's degree in IQ - AHrad Hitchcock she doesn’t know whether students A m o r covers four different film ganras. phew. Clint Eastwood. Kyle history at E^astem Connecticut as - USA Cartoon Express Kenny Rogers stars as a Robby Sanson, Candy Clark, Ri­ always like her. But she likies principal and half-time special- - Wheel of Forturte 11:00P.M. Eastwood. Rated PG State University. She then told her os - Jim Bakker cardsharp in "Kenny Rogers chard Widmark. Rated R. students, she says, and they kqow needs coordinator. When Allen Q - BatTMy Millar CD CD 09 Q ® - N m n 2:00 A.M. superiors she would be looking for IQ - C H IPS as 'the Gambler’ — the 12:30 A.M. it. died she slipped temiwrarily into & - People's Court CD - M *A*8*H CD " CBS Nows NIghtwatch Packman's old slot, and now the a change, when a job came along ® - MOVIE: 'Sounder' A Adventure Continues."-a two- (D - Alt In the Family “ It's nice to be liked, but it s not depression-era family of share­ ® - Dr. Who part CBS miniseries. The first CD-socp S ) - Amorlca'a Top Ten school board has made it a as a team leader for a graduate croppers fights to stay alive. CD ~ Nlghtllne always possible in my job," said 8:00P.M. part airs MONDAY, NOV. 28. 02 - SportsC.nt.r ~ doe Frenklln Show permanent assignment. intefnship program run jointly by Cicefy Tyson, Paul Winfield. CD - Ironside CD Mrs. Rash in a recent interview. “ I - Scarecrow and Mrs. O - AHnd Hitchcock Hour “ I told the board I plan to spend the University of Connecticut and 1972. Rated G. CD CD ( 9 - Countdown to 'S4 Today's (33) ** Emergency hope they think I'm always fair.” King Amanda is mistaken for CH ECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME O S - D octo r Is In program faaturaa weakly prev­ ( 9 - Voice of FeKh the next five years here," she saiil. Windham. In 1981 she came to - MacNeil/Lehrer 'Scarecrow' and taken hostage She said students in grades 6 iews end profUes of the 19S4 " I don’t plan to make any dramatic Bolton as assistant principal. N e w sh o u r by members of an espionage ring. Q - B w in y HHI S h o w O - O ur M la e Bro o ks through 8 especially value fairness Olympics. Mrs. Rash has a policy of - Reporter 41 (TO min.) ® - Sport* Tonight 2:15A.M. above all in authority figures. moves. There's so much to do ( 8 ® ~ Late N ig h t w ith D avid working directly with the children. ® ^ d ) ~ PM Magazine (Q - Twilight Zono Mrs. Rash sees Center School here.” Lattarman David la joined by ® - SportsCenter She has already defined her She herself spends time after 6:30 P.M. d ) ^9 - That's Incredible! ® - B u s Ii m s * Roport Amy irviog and Rich Hall (60 students at least five times a day 2:30A.M. ' mission as principal. She explains school with students who have CD- T a x i d ) - N e w s 11:15P.M. min.) when she treks back and forth from CD - B e e t of M id d e y it in refereqee tq the widely special discipline or academic C D - C B S N e w s (33) - MOVIE; 'Julia' The friend­ 02 - BM t Kick* of ‘83 - PKA 8 - MOVIE; 'Seven Beautiea' her office in the Elementary ship of tw o w om en becom es an (S u b titl^ A man in a concentra­ CP - CBS Newt NIghtwetch discussed report of President needs. - N B C N e w s Full Contact Karat* School to the Center School. She (Q IQ international incident during the tion camp will do anything for his JIP Reagan’s commission on excel­ iQ - Raportar 41 ANNE RASH sees them again at lunch in the (Q * Noticiaro Nacional SIN second World War. Jane Fonda, female commandant to make his (39 ' l-A. '83: Americen Cup II Last Monday afternoon a Center cafeteria in the E lem entary lence in education. Noticias nacionales con Guillermo Vanessa Redgrave. Jason Ro- 11:30 P.M. life more beerabte. Fernando Ray. • Duet FInele Coverage of the . former teacher School student came into the Restrepo. bards. 1977 Giancarlo (Siannini. 1976. Rated Synchronized Swimming Chem- School. "The report didn't say anything (Q - MOVIE: The Gambler' A Human Way of Life.' Footprints, CD CD - Hawaii Fiva-0 about leadership,” Mrs. Rash said. elementary school to work on a ® - Jeffersorvs “ NFL's Greatest Moments 9:00 P.M. R. pionship is featured (60 mm.) Mrs. Rash makes it a point to (39 gambler, rescuing his son from preserved in volcanic ash rBearly - Thick, of tho Night NFL's Greatest Moments pre­ - MOVIE: 'Gomblar 11' CD Q ® - Thicke of the Night S ) - CroeeSre " I t talked about what teachers project and handed Mrs. Rash a ® - ABC News danger, finds love and adventure CD CD four million years ago. are show n have lunch every month with all sents highlights of the 1971 AFC Part 1 A man. his son and his CD - Bonny Hill Show aren't doing, what they don’t have. twig. Some boy had thrown it at her in the Am erican W est. Kenny Ro­ for the first time. (60 min.) 12:45 A.M. ® - Happy Daye Again students whose birthdays fall in Playoff featuring the Kansas City partner travel to San Francisco O S - HonoymooiMr* along with a clump of dirt as she 2 7:00 P.M. gers, Harold Gould, Lee Purcell. (Closed Captior>ed) O - MOVIE: The Killing of That means they aren’t led very that month. 2 Chiefs vs. Miami Dolphins and the for one last big poker game, after 02 - T m h i I*: 1983 Davl* Cup 1980. - C r o u f ir . walked into the building, she CD - CBS News ’1977 AFC Playoff featuring the which the man and his son hope (SD - Great Performances 'Life IS) BwnHln.1 HIgMIght. Slater George' An aging lesbian well. If the troops aren’t doing well (29 - Poldark TV actress trys deaperataly to explained. Mrs. Rash promised to CD ® - M*A*S-H Oakland Raiders vs. Baltimore to retire to a more peaceful life in of Verdi.' Conckjaton. Verdi com­ IQ Q - Tonight Show Guest MRS. RASH WAS PROMOTED you blame the generals, not the Colts. (60 min.) (S) - MOVIE: 'Honkytonk Man' Oregon. Kenny Rogers. Bruce pletes the 'Requiem Mass' and host Joan Rivers is joined by Mar­ hold on to both her young girlf­ have a word with the culprit. CD - Tic Tac Dough 1:00 A.M. to principal last month after the soldiers ” In hopes of performing on the Boxleitner, Linda Evans. 1983. 'Falsiaff ■ (2 hrs.) got Kidder. Peter Ustinov. (60 riend end her job. Beryl Reid. Su­ Nothing serious, she claimed. O - MOVIE: ‘Making Love' A min.) CD - lavanw 1, Shlriay & Co. sannah York, Coral Browne She thinks the solution is to give CD - ABC News Grand Ole Opry, an aging country (D - Tha Merv Show Board of Education waived its young woman must face the 9:30P.M. 1969 teachers incentives, and she " I can usually tell. Adolescent GC - Laugh-In knowledge that her husbar>d iS in singer travels across the back- Q - Dr. Who CD - H ogan’ * H w o m normal search policy and hired her roads of America with his ne­ CD Q - NFL Football: 8 - Daniel Velazquea doesn't mean just money. She said boys just need to draw attention to OD * Bamay Miller love with another man. Kate Cirtcinnati at Miami IQ-P oNcuI. CD - C o h m ibo 3:00 A.M. without advertising the job. The phew. Clint Eastwood, Kyle themselves,” she said. Jackson. Harry Hamlin, Michael 10:00 P.M. - Twtllght Zona there should be opportunities for O - SportsCemer Eastwood. Rated PG. (39 - L.A. '83: American Cup It IQ - MOVIE: -On* Dark Night' OD CD - MOVIE: Bringing Up board had just finished an exhaust­ Ontkean. 1981. Rated R. ( D - N e w s teachers to conduct research, to "Sixth through eighth graders O S - Radio 1990 Speciall Host - Duet Finala Coverage of the On sorority initiation night, three Oi-PBABowHng Baby' Archeologiata, socialite ing nine-month search for a new (3) - USA Speciall Night Flight Q - MOVIE: 'Airport '77' A ac- hunters and two leopards (one are very peer-oriented. Theirmain Lisa Robinson looks back at the Synchronized Swimming Cham­ (39 - World Sportsmen This girls suddenly find they’re stalked Q - MOVIE: -Braakthiough- superintendent, a post vacated switch grade levels, to be recog­ 8 Go«s to ths Movies tion drama about a private |umbo pionship is featured. (60 min.) by 8 vengeful corpse. Meg Tilly. wild, one tame) add up to a <^a- agendas are social interaction,” top music videos of 1983. (60 sh o w features Clim bing artd nized for their accomplishments. 8 This is the saga of man traini^ jet that crash-lands at sea. trap­ Adam West. Reti^ PG. aic, comedy. Katherine Hepburn, when former Superintendent Ray­ min.) G 9 “ Festival of Faith o s - M O V IE : J a n ls ’ A look at Windsurfing. (60 n>in.) for combat and their days of h a t ­ Mrs. Rash said. “ Studies have ping its occupants beneath, the Ce^ Grant, May Robson 1938 mond Allen died at the end of 1982, Jania Joplin through stage ap­ ( 9 - Dob Newfiert Show ing and romancing. David Brian. os - Ever Increasing Faith ® - MOVIE: 'Hud' A hard- ocean. Jack Lemmon, Lee Grant, (S i - MOVIE: Megeforce' Su­ - MRS. RASH herself taught 4th shown it is not an optimal time to drinking, woman-chasing young pearances, candid interviews and Frank Lovejoy, John Agar. 1960. o s - MOVIE: Night Paopto' An Kindergarten-lhrough-eighth- Q - Hogan’s Heroes James Stewart, Joseph Gotten per soldiers armed with high tech teach new knowledge.” recording sessions. Jams Joplin, 11:45 P.M. Americen colonel in the Counter- Harald photo by Pinto grade Principal Richard E. Pack­ and 6th grades in New York and man's life is a rebellion against 1977 weaponry fight for truth, justice IS) - Moneyfine the principles of his father. Paul Big Brother and the Holding Com­ and the American way. Barry (39 - Consurner Reports 1:15A.M. Intelligence Corps and a kid- (8 ) - N e w s Newman, Meivyn Douglas, Patri­ (Sz) ” Raphael pany. Bostwick, Persia Khambatta. M i­ (39 - Eros America I Q - MOVIE: 'In Praiao of Okfar nepp^ G I lake part in the deity Women' A young man axperi- intrigue of East-West Berlin Gre­ cia Neal. 1963. - MOVIE: Glria of the chael Beck. 1982. Rated PG. @ ) © ) - Business Report 8:30 P.M. IQ (SB 12:00A.M. encas the delights of an older gory Peck, Broderick Crawford, • IS) - Prime News White Orchid’ A group of - Esclava Isaura ( D - C a ro l B u m a tt and Frien d s ^ 9 - Twilight Zone woman while growing up in war- Rita Gam 1954 • IQ w om en, w ho go to Hollyw ood in CD - H art to H art @1 ® - Johnny Carson's (S) - Freeman Raporta tom Hungary. Tom Wenger. Q - Entertainment Tonight m - MOVIE: 'Jenny' An unwed the hopes of being movie stars, CD ® - N e w s Q - USAIOC Woman *! Kayaker says determination saved him Greatest Practical Jokes Karen Black, Susan Straab^. Area News mother agrees to a 'marriage of 8 - MOVIE: ‘The Kldnepping Qymrteatlca * - Family Feud Johnny will be on the giving and sign up for some acting assign­ - Star Trek Convenience' which becomes of the President* While on a (33) Rated R. taking ends as he hosts a look at ments in the Far East only to be (39 Sunday at the King's » 7:30 P.M. complicated when she falls in state visit to Toronto, the Presi­ O • Radio 1990 Today's pro­ some elaborate hoaxes per­ forced into prostitution when 1:30 A.M. H o u se * "1 was scared, I ’m not going to deny it.” he said. nearly two hours before the current let up. He was love with her husband. Alan Alda, they get there Ann Jillian, Tom dent is kidnapped by terrorists. gram looks at the hottest trends In Brief NARRAGANSETT, R.I. (UPI) — A Coventry man C3D - PM Magazine formed on his sidekicks as well as Mario Thomas, Vincent Gardenia William Shatner, Hal Holbrook, and pedormers m the world of CD - Sanford and Son S )- Freemen Reports • ''But I said to myself, 'I'm not going to give up. If I'm able to swim southward away from the mouth of the the unsuspecting public. Guests Byrd, Jennifer Jason-Letgh who was left floundering in rough seas while CSD - All In the Family 1970 entertainment ~ Chico and th* Man river, then let the waves carry him into shore. will be Ed McMahon. Joan Rivers 1983 Ava Gardner 1980. Rated R. CD ^9 “ K u n g Fu I attempting lo kayak lo an island in Narragansett Bay going to die out here, I ’m going to die trying.” fD - Men of Engine Company 8 8 ) - La Sombra de ur>a Huella - Newsnight Church fund drive opens Once ashore, he managed to stagger to a nearby and Tim Conway. (60 min.) 8 l - Making of Mankind 'The 8 ) - Operation (S) CD - CNN HawMIn. Nmr* ® - MOVIE; Honkytonk M an'' for a weekend camping trip says he is alive today His determination, along with a life jacket that kept house. The people there wrapped him in a blanket and ANDOVER — The First Congregational thanks to the right L-quipment and determination. him afloat and a wet suit that provided him protection took him to the hospital. 6KEATi HE TAKES I KNEW WE Church of Andover last week launched a Stephen Cournoyer, 25, was beyond the mouth of the from the 50-degree water, kept him alive. “ I couldn't feel my legs.” Cournoyer said. " I was OFF LEAVIN6 SHOULPN'T ASTRO three-month 166,000 fund drive. Narrow River about noon Friday when he was hit by "I'v e always believed in using the right equip­ ANP PRV WITH HAVE TKU6TEP BRIDGE The drive has been organized under the slogan two waves measuring up to 12-feet high. He said he ment,” said Cournoyer, who has won prizes for his almost out.” WAP&. I’LL BET AN OUTSIPEK. Doctors at the hospital said the kayaker's body “ Our Heritage-Our Future” to pay for a new was able lo right himself after the first wave, but was white-water canoeing. " I think that and keeping my CHICKEHEP temperature had dropped to about 88 degrees. They GRAPH church organ and both internal and external swept out of his 17-foot craft by the second wave. head kept me alive.” said if he had stayed in the water much longer, be A finesse for naught renovations to the building. Boston Hill Road "1 hung on (to the kayak) for dear life, but my hands While he floated, Cournoyer was able to photograph could have lost conciousness. resident Andrew F. Gasper Jr. has been named started getting numb, ” Cournoyer said from his South the giant swells with a waterproof camera he carries Cournoyer, released from the hospital Saturday, Jim: “Sometimes a finesse chairman of the drive. County Hospital bed. around his neck. is unnecessary. If so, it is cfour Cournoyer lost his grip on'the kayak and it floated " I figured. ‘If I come out of this, I can show these said his biggest concern was for his kayak and called a practice finesse, < W r t h d a 9 < pictures to my friends. And if I don’t, people will know equipment, which together cost about 83,000. NORTH ll-SS-St away leaving him to bob helplessly in the windswept taken to see if finesses are Drug meeting set surf. He said he tried lo swim lo shore, but the current what happened'," he said. . " I t ’s probably still floating out there,” he said. " I ’m ♦ K743 thinking of offering an award." working that day. Today’s swept him farther out to sea. Cournoyer said he bobbed around in tne surf for 4 A 7 3 hand shows how the failure Nov. 29,19B3 BOLTON — A group of concerned high school N ♦ K1062 of one of those practice sutdents and residents will meet Tuesday at 7:30 482 General conditions look more; finesses cost game and hopelul lor you this coming, p.m. at Bolton High School to discuss drug abuse. WEST EAST rubber.” year than they have lor. some; 'The meeting is the third in a series that started e o 9 ♦ 10 8 5 Oswald: “ North used Stay- time. A number of your big. with the Public Broadcasting Service’s airing of At least 10 VKJ«2 VQ985 man and raised to four breaks will come through* "Chemical People” over two nights earlier this I'VE COT T'FINP OUT WHV ...AN' THERE'S ONIV ONE ♦ 97 ♦ QJ84 Irlendahlpa you've already month. The purpose of the meeting is to set goals i n spades after getting a” spade PRACUUNA'S HERE AT WAY I CAN THINK. OF ♦ Q 107 4 3 4J6 response. He was happy developed. ’ for prevention and treatment of drug abuse in l a b SAOITTARIUS (Nov. Z3-Doc.. die in accidents TH' .' T'DO IT.' SOUTH about his band, but unhappy 21) New pro)mts that you* Bolton. ♦ A J62 after South had managed to All residents are invited to attend. ♦ 10 4 get set at the game launch now have excellent: 0 chances lor succeas, especl^jy^ e A53 contract.” II you are utilizing unique prin­ in New England 4 A K 9 5 "Jim: “South won the club, ciples or plans which contain led a trump to dummy's king Vulnerable: Both unusual twists. Order now: The and went back to his Jack for New Matchrhaker wheel and Dealer: South By United Press International a finesse which lost. He still booklet which reveals romantic ki Weal North E:afl Soath had to lose a heart and a compatibilities for all sIgnR 1 NT diamond, and since dia­ tells how to get along with F ire Calls Besides the two fatalities in Connecticut, at le^st eight other people died on New England's highways © O THAT EVENING, WHEN THE CHAUFFEUR Pass 24 Pass 24 monds broke 4-2, one of his others, finds rising signs, hid­ CALLS FOR "DR.GETTERICH',' OOP IS READY Pass 44 Pass Pass clubs became his fourth los­ den qualities, plus more. Sen? during the long Thanksgiving weekend. V II TO PUT HIS PLAN INTO MOTION/ Pass ing trick.” $2 to Astro-Graph. Box 48^ Five fatalities were reported in Massachusetts, two V Oswald: “ If South bad not Radio City Stallon, N.V. 1001T Tolland County each in Maine and Connecticut and one in New wanted to practice his Mall an additional $1 and your Hampshire during the 102-hour holiday period. Opening lead: 44 Thursday, 11:30 a.m. — alarm. Hop River Elderly finessing skills, he would zodiac sign lor your Sagittarius Police across the region boosted patrols on Astro-Graph predictions tor LOOK-, TIM F6 A E F ' simply nave played his ace Housing (Andover) highways Sunday lo cope with the surge of traffic that and king of trumps. As long the year ahead. Thursday, 11:32 a m. — motor-vehicle accident. ^ \ T0U6H MDU Vm^A ^ makes the end of the fouFday weekend one of the VOUAPECE^OF as trumps broke 3-2, he CAPRICORN (Dm . 22-Jan. 19) Route 31 (North Coventry and South Coventry) MB. ?\rco KUPOLPK LOOkLONTE You're likely to outdistanbd busiest travel days of the year. M Y M IN t 15 N C ff IN, - BACX, OF A 5TAMP. By Ofwald Jacoby would lose just one trump, Friday, 8:14 a.m. — medical call. Route 31 (North O F F IC E B and Jamcf Jacoby irrespective of whether or contemporaries competitively In Massachusetts, state troopers manned roadb­ today because you're not abf Coventry and South Coventry) locks in strategic areas lo crack down against drunk L E W not it was the queen.” Friday, 8:43 a.m. — motor-vehicle accident. Route Oswald: "The finesse is to overtook opportunities’ that driving. At least one drunk driving fatality was 15 A T OOB. Jim: "The point was that go unheeded by the other guy. the first play a beginner South needed to ruff two 44 (North Coventry) reported during the weekend — in Maine. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) Friday, 12:03 p.m. — motor-vehicle accident. Route learns. Once he sees its clubs and could gain nothing You're a rather Ingenlouq The worst accident occurred in Waterbury, Conn., value, he may overdo it and by leading out a third round 6 and Stony Roacl (Bolton) where a tractor-trailer crashed through an interstate , thinker today. Answers could Friday, 1:08 p.m. — chimney fire, 17 Echo Road take finesses merely of trumps to pick up the 10 suddenly pop Into your head highway guard rail and plunged ipto a pond, killing a PHOTO spot.” (South Coventry) WITH because they are there for perlalnlng to problems that father and son. Friday, 10:33 p.m. — medical call, Ayres Road Santa the taking.” (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) appear to have no reasonable Police said Felix Andino, 33, of Coeymeit)^ N.Y., solution. (South Coventry) ■ and his son, Felix Jr., 12, were traveling ^\Uh on PISCES (Fab. 20-March 20) Friday. 10:37 p.m. — motor vehicle accident, Lewis Interstate 84 about 10 a m. Friday when their truck Beginning today, and lo r. a Hill Road (North Coventry, South Coventry. Mans­ apparently failed to negotiate a curve, crashed brief period of time, you could field, South Willington) through several guard rails and plunged into CROSSWORD be quite lucky where second Saturday, 7:33 p.m. — motor vehicle accident, Hamilton Park Pond. sources ol Income are Route31 and Ripley Hill Road (SouthCoventry, North concerned. Investigate all Andino. a driver for Pascale Trucking Co. of ACROSS 6 Encounter(2 * Answer to Previous Punia Coventry, Mansfield) , M l opportunities. Ravenna. N.Y., was heading back to New York after ' wds.) Saturday, 8:26 p.m. — medical call. Shore Drive I Sail 7 Prison ARIES (March 21-Aprll 10) dropping off a load of bricks in Meriden, police said. 4 Huckleberry B Vegetable tacfaaaW QDD Wise counsel could save you (South Coventry) _ ^ . In Quincy, Mass., Roger Drummey, 40. of nearby Saved, for now Finn cheracter 6 Compass wasted effort today, so don't Sunday, 5:11 p.m. — medical call, Sam Green Road •East Milton, died Sunday, about an hour after the van a n □ □ □ be hesitant lo ask lor advicetn 7 Ben Car- point (North Coventry and South Coventry) he was driving struck a utility pole when'' an unknown ' twright'8 boy 11 Room shape no nncs situations where you need It. Sunday. 6:55 p.m. — motor vehicle accident, 962 Protestors, threatsning to throw them­ tion trustees have argued that the herd □IDCIO □□□□ medical problem" caused him to lose control of the 10 Being in a 13 CIA Go to those who know. boston Turnpike (North Coventry and South needs to be pared down to keep it from forerunner QC3Q CfClQ TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Bh vehicle. He suffered a heart attack shortly after police selves between teh guns and the deer, fairy tale □ I3 Q O D D Coventry) „ ^ . 12 Singleton 18 Superlative on your toes at this lima where arrived at the scene. won their crusade to stop the hunt of 75 depleting forage and leaving it prey to 2 u T acfQ C D m a □ rT A Sunday, 11:35 p.m. — medical call, Route 31 and 13 Acorn end suffix your work or career is Theodore Demers, 29, of Lawrence, Mass., was disease and starvation. Here a Virginia R U M □ □ D A M concerned. It looks like some Ripley Hill Road (South Coventry) white-tailed deer that was scheduled to products 20 Sixth sense O A P □ □ □ P A killed Saturday night when his car struck a local 14 Work (abbr.) promising opportunities are bridge. A passenger, Sharon Blanchard Malloy, 27, begin today at the Crane Memorial white-tail doe pauses in the coastline E N A □ L B developing around you. 15 I lik e ____ 22 Effaces E was listed in stable condition at Lawrence General Reservation in Ipswich, Mass. Reserva­ reservation. K □ d D B l n a c i QEMim (May 21-Juna 20) 16 Term of royal 23 Whistle sound d u □ 8 24 Lothario You're now In a cycle where Hospital. address In Shrewsbury, Mass., a Northboro man died early 17 Parts in play 25 Eire 40 Pipe fitting 48 Cross you could be quite fortunalajn 19 Famous 26 Confused unit inscription drawlitg people to you whose Saturday when his car left the road and hit a tree cooperation you'll need Tn N.H. deer kill shortly after midnight. Christopher Holzwarth, 22, physicist 26 Old Testament 42 Emitted 49 English prep 00NTTHiMgWB6er irotPVDONOT 21 Boils book coherent light school furthering your sell-interests. was killed and his wife, Carolyn, 22, was reported in 29 Part of the CANCER (June 21-July 22) stable condition with head injuries at the Univer.sily of 8 23 Regale 43 Biblical 50 Btsaball .TVRKey HA6H .TO TELL hand Conditions are now starting Jo 27 Aged pronoun player Mel down by 30 % Massachusetts Medical Ceijier in Worcester. 30 Within (pref.) , . shin In your favor. This will AeiMKI ME! 32 Rowing tools Uproar In Scituate, Mass., a fwo-car accident killed an The Christmas .33 Civet, for one 31 Position in enable you to wrap up to your TomeHTt education Astronauts' 52 Canal eystam satisfaction several situations 85-year-old Quincy woman and injured three others 34 Author Grey "all right" in northern that have been dangling. Thanksgiving night. The dead woman was identified 35 Dustbowl 33 Draftsman's CONCORD, N.H. (U P I) — The deer kill in this tool (pi.) (comp, wd.) Michigan UfO (July 23-Aug. 22) Set a year’s deer hunting season is forcast to decline by 30 as Anna Woods. victim specific course, but try to leaye Card No One Ever 36 Fire residue 39 Bang 47 Nonsense 64 Possess percent from last year, and happy New Hampshire Donna Hawkes, 27, of Tewksbury, Mass., the room In your plans today for mother of two small children, was killed when the car 37 Actress Gam 1 2 3 4 8 0 7 8 0 Fish and Game Department officials said their revisions as events unfold. in which she was riding collided with another car in 38 Defensible Good things could develop "bucks only” season is one of the reasons. 40 Animal claw to 11 12 13 unexpectedly. Director Charles Barry said that if his agency's front of her Salem Road home in Tewksbury at about Throws Away. 41 Place for a projections come true, this year's deer kill count will 10 p.m'. Wednesday. 14 18 to VIRGO (Aug. 22-Sapl. 22) drama critic Lady Luck tends to favor you be one of the lowest ever. Barry, and Other officials In Rochester, N.H., Roland Roleau Jr., 17, of 43 Bum 17 16 .. 2 0 now In matters which could consider this good news as their plans to rebuild the Rochester was killed when he lost control of his car 46 Nest Increase your earnings or add shortly after midnight Saturday and struck a tree. A Give a io for Christmas 50 Buckeye State ■ state's deer (xipulation continue. 21 lo your resources. Keep an eye This year saw the first use of a controversial "bucks passenger, Kris Kimber, 19, of Lebanon, Maine, was 51 Curvy letter peeled lor unusual windfalls. 53 Preposition 23 24 28 28 L 28 28 only" season. Hunters, were allowed to hunt only listed in critical condition at the Maine Medical AAA TdurBooks, Triptiks and maps, dapand- IS C H IP S A NC5... HE'S h e s a 30 31 Ev«ry driver on your gift list will appreci­ ' <=p o d LIBRA (Sapl. 23-Ocl. 23) It's Center in Portland with a chest injury, spinal RABBIT 55 Chose ■” lmportant.to realize that the bucks after the first week of the season. About 1,300 ate a AAA membership. What a great way to abla Emergency Road Service, Avis/Hartz car epO O AFRA\POF BEETLE HUKJTFR, 56 Species of 32 fewer does were killed this year, said state officials. fracture, and possible head injuries. course yoUNn setting (or your­ tell someone how much you caiel When you rental discounts, and fee-free A A A / American H U N TER •? RABBITS. THOUSH. deer ■” "That means were going into the spring with 1,300 Another passenger was treated and released.' 36 36 w self will be liTetrect lor some Express Travelers Cheques. Call for more de­ 57 Think: arch. time to come. more doe, and that, in turn means that we should have In Maine, state police were investigating the death give a A A A membership your friends and 58 Pharoah 1 1 38 3 t ^ ■ 4 0 SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) more deer come next fail,” said Barry. "It would be of a pedestrian on the Maine Turnpike in South relatives will enjoy full privileges all year long, tails. 59 Sward T Your financial prospects look Just like a farmer keeping 50 percent more cows in his Portland Wednesday night. Officials said Norman like: personal travel counseling, exclusive 60 Tavern 41 42 extremely encouraging In this barn, (and) having them bred.” Benoit Jr., 34, of Spencer, Mass., was apparently hit *lme frame. 43 44 46 47 48 48 Barry said the state plans to build the deer by a car in the northbound lane of the turnpike. ■ population up gradually, "hopefully at the same speed In Greene, Maine, poliae said Raymond MaiUoux. I\ MANdHBSTER lota 80 • 1 62 83 84 Show us a family dreisi^d that the deer yards are coming back." 21. of Lewiston will be charged with driving while Opera prince He said there is an ample food supply to support the under the influence of alcohol in connection with an 88 88 87 *“ S“ “ fl9y be»l and Spirit larger population. A decision on whether to repeat the accident that killed his 19-year-old companion. David Floor support we II lay odds It’s a family 391 Broad Street Manchester, CT 06040 Tel. 646-7096 88 61 80 resticted season next year will have to wait until after Caron of Lewiston died when ‘ the MaiUoux car Cl9Ct>yNCA me fMAgg U t Pit I TUOfI Printing fluid whose Jeans are all In ^ wash. the winter’s effects are judged. overturned early Thanksgiving morning. 10 — M ANCHKSTKH H ER ALD . Mondiiy, Nov. 28. 1983 Opening of new bridge Obituaries

Mrs. liabella D. Hamilton Manchester; two sisters. Miss Mary D. Kutz improves Hockanum trail . Mrs. Isabella D. Hamilton, 83, of Mabel Lincoln of Clinton and Mrs. Mary D. Kutz of 160 Lyness St. El Cajon, Calif., formerly of Joseph Doolittle of Cheshire; three died Sunday at home. She was the Manchester, died in California grandchildren; and four great­ , widow of Harry Kutz. The opening last week of the new Thursday. grandchildren. She was born in the Ukraine In Adams Street Bridge across the She was born in Edenborough, Funeral services will be Wednes­ 1896 and had lived in Manchester Hockanum River "represents a Scotland and had lived most of her day at the John F. Tierney Funeral for the past 65 years. McNeil’s return has Jets major improvement" for the life in Manchester before moving Home, 219 W. Center St. and She is survived by two daugh­ Final Four Hockanum River Linear Park to California 10 years ago. Before Church of the Assumption, at a ters, Esteela Kutz of Manchester Committee trail system, accord­ retiring she had been employed at time to be announced. Burial will and Anne Shea of Vernon. ing to Chairman Dr. Douglas H. Pratt & Whitney in East Hartford. be In St. Bernard Cemetery, Funeral services will be Tues­ Smith. She was a member of South United Rockville. Friends may call at the day at II a.m. at the John F. The higher position of the bridge, Methodist Church, a life member funeral home Tuesday from 2 to 4 Tierney Funeral Home, 219 W. for UConn flying toward the playoffs above the HRLPC trail system, of the Order of Eastern Star of and 7 to 9 p.m. Center St. Burial will be In East which runs under the bridge, and Manchester,and a charter Cemetery. There are no calling when Freeman was out but we three games against Baltimore, the greater width of the bridge member of Manchester Senior' Joseph T. Lovtiov By Joe Carnicelli tied the score at 3-3 on Fred hours. weren't getting the big play. Pittsburgh and Miami, they would should lessen the accumulation of Citizens. Joseph T. Lovejoy, of Virginia UPI Executive Sports Editor Steinfort’s 33-yard field goal. Freeman gives defenses a lot to finish 9-7 and could be in position flood debris and driftwood under; She leaves a daughter, Mrs. Beach, Va., formerly of Manches­ Leahy added two field goals in the Ptter F. Managgia think about. They stopped him for at least a wild card playoff neath. Smith said, U will also Ervin (Ella Jean) Bernotus, with ter, died Friday in Virginia. He NEW YORK — Freeman McNeil third period to boost the Jets’ lead BOLTON — Peter F. Maneggia, today but it opened things up for berth. eliminate the danger of flooding in whom she had been making her was the husband of Rose E. carried 24 times for 67 yards. He to 16-3 and New York put the game 78, of 55 Steeles Crossing Road died Lam (Jones) and me. Freeman’s And while Todd and Walker the area, Smith said. home in California; three sons, (Donnelly) Lovejoy. didn't score a point and his longest away 2:20 into the final period on today at Manchester Memorial presence alone puts tremendous sparked the offense. New York’s The bridge, which opened last Robert G. Hamilton of Manches­ He also leaves two daughters, run of the day was only six yards. Todd’s 8-yard strike to Walker. Hospital. pressure on a defense." defense avenged an embarrassing, week after inspections by the state ter, James I. Hamilton of East Mrs. Marilyn L. Wilkinson of But when the New York Jets were The Jets scored on their first five He was born in Bolton and had Jones caught a career-high six defeat at New England earlier this and the Manchester Engineering Hartford, and John D. Hamilton of Scotia, N.Y., and Mrs. Burt through routing the New England possessions of the second half to been a lifelong resident. Prior to pas.ses for 86 yards. Walker had season b y . shutting down the Department, has hiking-trail Worcester, Mass.; a sister, Myra (Rosemary) Ashman of Virginia Patriots 26-3 Sunday, it was send the Patriots to their second retiring he was the owner and five catches for 93. Patriots’ running game. Rookie ledges underneath it on both sides Marshall of Detroit, Mich.; nine Beach; and a son. Joseph T. McNeil who got most of the credit. straight loss and a 6-7 record. Todd operator of the Andover Sand and Todd also felt McNeil's return quarterback Tony Eason made his of the river. The reopening will grandchildren; and one great- Lovejoy Jr., of Odenton, Md. McNeil, the N FL's leading hit 22-of-36 passes for 305 yards in Gravel Co. He was active in local has brought new life to the Jets' first pro start for New England, allow “ uninterrupted pedestrian granddaughter. Funeral services will be Tues­ rusher last season, suffered a leading the Jets. baseball and was recognized as filling in for injured S|eve Grogan, use both upstream and down­ There will be private services day at 11 a.m. at the Lundgren shoulder separation early this Walker had not caught a TD pass offense. one of the best pitchers in the area. "We get Freeman back and we and he was under heavy pressure stream from the bridge along the Wednesday at the Holmes Funeral Funeral Home, 18 Elm St., An­ season and missed the next seven since McNeil was knocked out of river," Smith said. He is survived by his wife, start hitting our receivers again," all day. Eason hit 13-of-27 passes Home, 40() Main St. Burial will be in dover, Mass. Calling • hours ?re games. Without McNeil, the Jets’ the lineup and he credited Pauline Doyle Maneggia; a son, McNeil’s return with the Jet Todd said. "It just shows the value for 159 yards but was sacked five East Cemetery. There are no today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Peter J. Maneggia of Andover; offense staggered and New York George Longtin, president of the o((en.se's resurgence. of a Freeman McNeil in your times. calling hours. Memorial contribu­ three daughters, Virginia Maneg­ fell to 4-7. Mai Tool and Engineering Co., Robert B. Childrost "1 think I ’ve been open quite a bit lineup. New England's defense tions may be made to South United gia and Kathleen M. Maneggia of McNeil returned to action last Tony Collins set a New England which has offices adjacent to the Robert Brooks Childress, 68, of the last few weeks but Richard and was very conscious of his presence club record with 212 yards and Methodist Church. Bolton and Mary Lou Marshall of week and the Jets suddenly are 6-7 bridge, has volunteered to con­ Warner, N.H., died Thursday in . after two victories and talking I just haven’t been able to hook and consequently it opened up three TDs in the Patriots’ 23-13 S;;, New Hampshire. He was the NIantic; a sister, Margaret M. up," Walker said. "If we had more things on our offense. I think struct a gravel hiking trail along victory over the Jets in September S i.. ,1 Holland of Bolton; five grandchild­ playoffs again. the company's river frontage husband of Nan H. Childress and connected on just a few of the times it allows Wesley and Lam to roam but Sunday he could manage only Thomas Connolly ren, and several nieces and Wesley Walker, who had not which will connect with other the father of Jean C. Odom of I was open, we'd be having a around and get free. Defensive Thomas Connolly, 74, of 279 N. nephews. caught a touchdown pass in nine 22 yards on 18 carries. HRLPC trails. Smith said. The new Manchester. fantastic season instead of strug­ backs have to be conscious of - f ■< . A 'l;:. . Main St., died Friday at his home. Funeral service will be Wednes­ weeks, hauled in scoring passes of trail can be connected to the new He also leaves two sons., R. gling to make the playoffs. Freeman breaking through. "We could never establish any­ He was the husband of Helen day at St. Maurice Church at a 64 and 8 yards from Richard Todd trail under the bridge and to Brooks Childress III of Darien and “ I think the key is that Freeman "We're 6-7 now and we’re not thing offensively,” said Patriots (Fischer) Connolly. time to be announced. Burial will in the second half Sunday to .spark existing trails further upstream. William A, Childress of Guilford; is back. Freeman was complaining dead by any means. Everybody is Coach Ron Meyer. "We tried to He was bom in Brooklyn, N.Y., be in Bolton Center Cemetery. the Jets’ romp over New England. twb other daughters, Susan D. Pat Leahy hit all (our field goal that he didn't have a big day but I still confident. There's a lot of life. take the pressure off Tony (Eason) The committee has scheduled May 24, 1909 and had been a Calling hours are Tuesday from 2 Childress of Kittery Point, Maine attempts, hitting from 18, 34. 35 told him that even when he's not We have three more games left. by runniitg the ball but we didn’t do two trail cleanup days on Sundays resident of Manchester for more to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. at the John this month. Smith said today. The and Nancy C. Locke of Barnstead, having a big day, he allows other We need to win all three and then it as successfully as we did in than 35 years. He was a U.S, Army F. Tierney Funeral Home. 219 W. and 19 yards for the Jets. N.H.; and five grandchildren. Walker pulled in the 64-yard TD things to open up. " we’ll see what happens." Sullivan Stadium. That was days are this Sunday and Dec. 11. veteran of World War II and was a Center St. Memorial donations Cleanup volunteers will meet at Graveside services were to be pass four plays after New England "We were able to move the ball Should the Jets win their final obvious.” member of Quinnabaug Lodge of held today in New Hampshire. may be made to the Bolton the Hockanum where it meets New Masons in Putnam. Memorial contributions may be Volunteer Fire Department • Mi' State Road at 9 a.m. Besides his wife he leaves a t he linear park committee will sister, Maybelle Weidmann of made to the American Cancer hold its regular meeting Dec. 6 in Brooklyn, N.Y., and several nieces Society. Chadwick Funeral Ser­ Theresa O. Auclair the Gold Room at Lincoln Center. and nephews. vice, New London, N.H.. had Theresa (Galipeau) Auclair, 59, of East Hartford, died Saturday Smith sgid anyone interested is Graveside services will be con­ charge of arrangements. encouraged to attend the meeting, while vacationing in Eustis, Fla. Herald photo by Tarquinio ducted at 2 p.m. Wednesday in which begins at 7! 30 p.m. East Cemetery. There are no Paolina G. Varca She was the wife of Aurele Auclair and the mother of Raymond The committee is seeking to calling hours. The Holmes Funeral Paolina (Gariasco) Varca, 92, of State Department of Transportation Chief Inspector expand its membership, he said. Home, 400 Main St., has charge of Bolton, died Saturday at her home. Donohue of Manchester. The linear park committee's arrangements. She was the wife of the late Albino She also loaves her mother, Roland Mihok and Hockanum River Linear Park monthly trail walk is scheduled for Varca. Dorrilda C. Galipeau of East UPI photo Committee member Wilbert Auden stand near the Sunday. Dec. 18. Hikers should She was born in Fubine, Pro­ Hartford: two other sons^Mprcel Alabama A&M fullback Jones Harbor takes one of the plan to meet at the river and New Alice L. Fagan vince of Alesandria, Italy on Jan. Auclair of East Hartford, Hockanum River during a recent examination of the Alice L. Fagan. 82, of 105 many spills that befelled he and his teammates on Adams Street Bridge. The bridge reopened last week State Road at 1 p.m. 23, 1891. She came to this country in Patrick Donohue of Tavares.'Fla.; slippery Gardner Dow Field at Storrs Sunday. Here, it's They should wear boots because Blucfield Drive, died Sunday at 1913 and made her home in Bolton two brothers, Robert Galipeau of after being reconstructed by the state. Running the hike is "relatively strenuous," Manchester Memorial Hospital. in 1916. She was a communicant of Palm Springs, Calif., and Sylvio UConn co-captain Jim D'Orsaneo who leaves Harbor on underneath are trails that are part of the linear park Smith said, and bring walking She was the wife of the late Peter St. Maurice Church. Galipeau of Lewiston, Maine; four the ground, as did the entire UConn team, with a 1-0 E. Fagan. commmittee trail system. sticks if possible'. She leaves a son, John A. Varca sisters, Grace Bissenette of South NCAA quarterfinal victory. She was born in Andover and had Sr. of Bolton; a brother, Felix Windsor, Rita Aubin of East lived in Manchester for the past 50 Gariasco of Long Island, N.Y.; a Hartford, Jean LaRoche of Lewis­ years. Before retiring in 1966 she sister. Rose Carrone of Bergen- ton. and Sister Cecielle Galipeau of had been secretary at the Man­ field, N.J.; and two grandchildren. Sisters of Charity, Lewiston: and Crashes hurt 3 in Coventry; chester Public Heaith Nursing Funeral .services will be Tues­ five grandchildren. Huskies blank Association. She was a charter day at 10 a.m. from the Holmes Funeral services will be Wednes­ member and past president of Funeral Home, 400 Main St., day at 8:15 a.m. from the Dillon- Rockville Emblem Club, was Manchester, with a mass of Baxter Funeral Home. 1276 Berlin four killed in state accidents active in the Manchester Senior Alabama A&M Christian burial at II a.m. in St. Turnpike,, Wethersfield, with a Citizen group, was a member of Continued from page : trailer truck failed to negotiate a curb, crashed Maurice Church, Bolton. Burial mass of Christian burial at 9 a.m. Ladies of the Assumption and a will be in St. James Cemetery, at Blessed Sacrament Church, By Borrv Peters right side when an A&M de­ through several guard rails and plunged into fornoer member of Gibbons As­ up patrol to deal with the holiday rush. Hamilton Park Pond, said state police spokesman Manchester, Friends may call at East Hartford. Burial will be in St. Herald Sports Writer fender slipped. He fed Matt sembly, Catholic Ladies of the funeral home today from 2 to 4 Peter and Paul Cemetery. Lewis­ Mosher in front, with Opara Four people died in traffic accidents in Connecticut Adam Berluti. They were pronounced dead at Columbus. during the four-day holiday weekend. Waterbary Hospital. and 7 to 9 p.m. Memorial contribu­ ton. Friends may call at the STORRS — It was not the coming out. of the net. Mosher She leaves a daughter, Mrs. tions may be made to St. Maurice funeral home today from 2 to 4 and prettiest of sights, but some­ then slid a pass to Addington, "Traffic's snarled up all over — (Interstate's) 84, Clear skies and warmer weather Sunday drew Harry (Patricia) Eggleston of 91." state trooper Bill Flynn of the Hartford Barracks throngs of shoppers to area malls and stores during Church, 32 Hebron Road, Bolton. 7 to-9 p.m. how, much to the surprise of its who stood unmarked on the left said Sunday night. the first weekend of the Christmas shopping season. coach, its opponent and a crowd post and slammed home the Railroad stations and bus terminals bustled with West Farms Mall in Farmington reported a of 8,126, the University of winner. A&M fought more than the people Sunday trying to get home in time for work and record-breaking 20,000 customers Friday at the Connecticut soccer team school today. state's largest shopping center. reached the Final Four of the Huskies in this contest. Travel- worn and jet weary according to Traffic at Bradley International Airport was heavy In Bloomfied, Enfield and East Hartford hundreds Nuclear campaign growing NCAA Division I Tournament Aboko-Cole, A&M had to play all day Sunday with peak crowds early Sunday, at of shoppers lined up for hours Sunday outside Zayre for the third straight year H AR TFO R D (U PI) - The Con­ year for the national movement, Clemson, Duke and UConn on mid-afternoon and early Sunday night, airport Corp, hoping to snatch up Coleco Industries Inc., The bulk of the victories came in Sunday. necticut Campaign for a U.S.- Connecticut's movement is bigger officials said. popular Cabbage Patch Kids dolls. 1982, and since then the movement "At the beginning of the year I the road even though they were U.S.S.R., Nuclear Arms Freeze is now, better organized and trying ranked higher than all three. At the struck Greyhound Bus Terminal in Hartford has been largely stalled at the didn't think this was possible." thriving despite recent events that hard to build a stable and perman­ And the players took out their passengers crossed picket lines despite taunts and national level, where the Reagan said UConn coach Joe Morrone have stalled pro- ent organization. frustrations on each other, yells of “scab" from striking workers. Passengers Administration has actively op­ after his Huskies surprised UPI phi. to Anderson ^critical’ freezeorganizations nationwide,' "It's been a strong period for us, posed it. third-ranked Alabama A&M, bickering while their team­ waiting for buses said they were not intimidated by organizers say. which might surprise a lot of The return of New York Jet running back Freeman hauled down by New England’s Clayton Weishuhn in the strikers. John R, Anderson, 48, the Dougherty Street resident 1-0, to advance to the semifi­ mates on the bench smiled. At When it was formed a year ago. people," said state freeze co­ The movement has not pre­ one point, forward Rahman Frank W. Farrow, assistant district manager for who was attacked by his 23-year-old son with a nals. The Huskies, 16-8-1 for the McNeil has the Jets airborne again. Here, McNeil is Sunday’s Jets-Patriots game. the group's headquarters was a ordinator Marta Daniels. vented the deployment of U.S. Alarpe embarrassed Aboko- Greyhound, said he had no figures on how the butcher knife last Tuesday, is still in critical condition season, will play Sunday along converted barn in Voluntown. The The movement, which emerged cruise missiles and Pershing 2 Cole by not coming out for a four-week old strike affected Thanksgiving holiday 'in the intensive care unit at Manchester Memorial with Columbia, Indiana and St. movement was scarcely funded in 1981,supports'a mutual freeze on missiles in Europe. Members of bus travel; Hospital, a hospital'Spokeswoman said this morning. Louis. The pairings and sites substitute. and barely, organized. the development, manufacture Congress who support the move­ were to be announced late "1 Richard Whitman, a regional union representative, His wife, Carol Xnderson, 46, was li^tedO in Today, organizers work in a and deploymnet of nuclear wea­ ment have also voted for the MX And A&M had problems with said, "We believe that on Wednesday, we knocked the satisfactory condition wUh slashes in her hand^he Monday morning. Raiders keep Giants in the cellar larger office in the former Colt pons by the United States and the missile and increased defense its footing. While the Huskies passenger count down by 90 percent." and her husband both und^^ent surgeryjast'week The success of the Huskies, building in Hartford. There are Soviet Union. Connecticut and spending. And events such as the tackled with their whole bodies In addition to the fatal accidents, state police said 64 for their injuries. the surprise of the tournament three full-time staff members. other New England states have Soviet downing of the Korean next to the A&M players, By Rich Tosches people were injured in 322 accidents. State police said Their son. John M. Anderson, died of a bullet wound with its not-so-spectacular re­ Marcus Allen. it’s awful tough because they do a Phones ring constantly and be­ been strongholds of the movement. airliner have been widely per­ cord — the three other teams in Alabama tackled with its feet, UPI Sports Writer Butch Woolfolk, who set an N F L 73 motorists were arrested for drunken driving, 839 inflicted by a Manchester police officer, whom The win left the Raiders with a lot of things up front and have some tween January and June, the Since it was formed, 90 commun­ ceived as damaging to the freeze causing many slips — including record last week with 43 carries, for speeding and 486 for other violations. Warnings Anderson was threatening with the same knife that he the semifinals have a combined 10-3 record while the Giants fell to good pass rushers, " Parcells said, organization raised $60,000 and on ities across Connecticut have cause. the vital goal-allowing spill — LOS ANGELES — The San led New York with 52 yards in 23 were issued to 334 motorists. used to slash his father's throat and his mother's total of five losses — came to 3-9-1 and remained in the cellar of "You can see that it was difficult Oct. 1 its Freeze Walk raised endorsed' resolutions calling for a Ms. Daniels and others said on the soft field. Diego Chargers would rather carries while Earnest Gray led An 89-year-old Torrington woman was killed hand. fruition in a two-part effort the NFC East. for us once we- got down that $45,000. freeze. Nine towns have rejected those difficulties have not slowed "It just happened to be one of crawl over broken glass than help Giant receivers with five catches Sunday and her two sons injured in a single-car The incident is still under investigation by police. against A&M. "This is a great start, but we much." for 134 yards. While 1983 has been a difficult them. downed the state movement. In the beginning, there was our worst games,” said Aboko- the hated Los Angeles Raiders, but accident on Route 8 in Harwington about 3 p.m..- have San Diego Thursday night Parcells also said some of the the first half, probably UConn's Cole. "I don’t think they did they just couldn't help it. The Raiders led 13-5 at halftime Police said Mary E. Pitonak was killed when the car and they're always tough,” said Giants threw in the towel early in and boosted the lead to 20-5 on the best of the year. UConn outshot anything extraordinary. You The Chargers’, victory Sunday Raider linebacker Rod Martin. the game. Asked if his team played her son was driving struck a median and rolled over over Denver, coupled with the seventh play of second half when an embankment. A&M, 9-2, and got the only score realize our guys have to come "It’s going to be a short week and a hard the whole game, Parcells Of the contest on a Matt here and play in front of all Raiders’ win over Ihe New York Plunkett hooked up with Barnwell The driver, Joseph J. Pitonak. 47, apparently fell tough week. That game takes away replied, “Some of them did.” down the left sideline. Addington goal 17:18 before these people. It’s very unfair in Giants, left Los Angeles just one asleep at the wheel, police said. He was treated and Middlesex / Pstriot Generi from the time we need to heal. But Plunkett’s TD passes came on a intermission. which you're seeded at the top victory away from clinching their we should be ready come Thursday 36-yard bomb to Malcolm Barn­ The Giants scored their only released from Charlotte Hungerford Hospital in SAVE BIG ON EVERY BOOK, EVERY BRAND, Insurance Companies, ninth AFC West championship in Torrington. Andrew Pitonka, 57, was hospitalized Members oi the Sentry Family In the second half, UConn and have to play every damn night." well and a 13-yard strike to Don touchdown at 5:23 of the final EVERY PATTERN WE SELL! ol Insurance Companies opted for a defensive posture. game on the road." the last 12 years. Hasselbeck while the Giants period when Brunner connected with back and head injuries. He was listed in stable The Raiders will show their condition. A&M controlled play, outshoot- Still, A&M managed some New York coach Bill Parcells scored on a safety, a 31- yard field with Williams, who beat All-Pro dangerous thrusts in the second gratitude to San Diego Thursday Robert Barrows, 30, of Plainfield was killed ing UConn 8-1, but was frus­ said the Raiders are one of the goal by rookie Ali Haji-Shiekh and cornerback Lester Hayes and half, many off chips inside the night on national television in a Saturday when he lost control of his moped around 5 FALL trated by the aggressive Husky toughest teams to come back a 43-yard touchdown pass from raced untouched into the end zone box by fullback Ibezim Ofedu. unique way. They’ll try to beat the p.m. on Starkweather Road, He was pronounced dead backs. UConn goalie Tony against, although the Los Angeles Scott Brunner to Byron Williams in to make the score 27-12. UConn repelled the attacks by Chargers’ brains out. on arrival at Day-Kimball Hospital in Putnam. Pierce came up with four saves record this season, which includes the final period. New York took a 2-JO lead early in marking closely, not allowing The Raiders itloved the brink of Felix Andino, 33, of Coeymans, N.Y., and his son, WALLPAPER SALE and knocked a handful of four games the Raiders almost let Brunner completed 19-of-41 the first quarter when Plunketti the A&M players the space to the title Sunday by beating the Felix Jr., 12 were killed Friday when their tractor Alabama crosses and corner get away, would seem to prove passes for 346 >ards but was was tackled in the Raiders' end ■w SAVE A kicks out of the box before turn and fire at Pierce. And Giants 27-12 on a pair of Jim ■otherwise. sacked seven limes for losses zone but the Raiders took a 7-2 lead Plunkett touchdown passes and a major damage could be done. when they did. Pierce was there "Once you get down more than totaling 63 yards and was also when Plunkett hit Hasselbeck for MINIMUM OF., dazzling 11-yard scoring run by ...... 30 % "We had to play outstanding for the save. two touchdowns against these guys intercepted three limes. his first T D pass. individual and team defense," " Wq went back and worked on Fire damages said Morrone. "I thought we one- and two-man defense all and needed only one (goal)." week," said "^Morrone. " I Saturday’s Whaler win UP TO No one would have thought thought we had to go back to Bissell house ...... 70 % J ii X "n J F . ^ that before the game. Sporting a fundamentals to beat them." nearly all-African squad, the UConn was familiar with OFF MANUFACTURER'S LIST PRICES A&M players sauntered about A&M’s style, having beaten Attention Homeowners.. them in the 1981 NCAA final and ‘The puck bounced the right way” A fire partially destroyed the attic and roof of a the field in warm-ups with Bissell Street house Saturday night. Fire officials, confidence and smiles. Even losing to them at Storrs a year who arrived on the scene shortly after 10 p.m., said it NOTHING NO FANCY Is Your Home coach Bill Aboko-Cole went into ago. The Huskies kept the ball to HARTFORD (UPI) — The puck from Farncis between Rangers fired a 35-(ool shot that broke off Ron Greschner and beat Weeks was apparently caused by someone smoking in the the stands at the start of the the outside away from the A&M just bounced the right way, says goaltender Steve Weeks and the Weeks’ glove and dropped into the from close range. house. HELD SALES game, letting his players run midfielders, the heart of their Ron Francis, who was credited left post. "We’ve worked on that net. New York stormed to a 2-0 Wiliard Zweeres, co-owner of the house at 97 Bissell BACK! . GIMMICKS! Insured Properly? the show against the Huskies. defense. with the play that broke an play before and it all depends on Early in the period, Anders first-period lead on goals by Street with his father Alfred, said all the family's But it was UConn which Jeff Dunn and sweeper Kie- overtime tie with eight seconds to Ronnie doing the job. If he doesn't Hedberg snapped a 2-2 tie to give former Whalers Mike Rogers and Christmas presents, which Were being stored in the JUST GOOD HONEST VALUE! attacked from the slart. The ran Coffey led the Husky go to lift the Whalers to a dramatic make the play it can’t work." New York a 3-2 advantage. Mark Larouche. Don Maloney set up attic, had been destroyed. Call Us for a Computerized Replacement Huskies has five good chances defense, with Dunn keeping 4-3 win over the New York Pavelich intercepted a pass and Rogers' goal at 8:51 and assisted No one was injured in the blaze, Zweeres said, but in the first 20 minutes: Two high-scoring Nashon Oluoch in Rangers. Francis pushed the puck for­ fired a shot that was stopped by on Larouche's power-play goal at NOW THRU DECEMBER 10, 1983 his wife, Joyce, and grandmother, Florence Richard, Cost Estimate of Your Home. headers by Jim D’Orsaneo and check and Coffey hanging back "The puck bounced the right ward, drove past former Whaler goaltender Greg Millen, but Hed­ 13:16. both became di.straught and were treated at one by Eric Myren missed the in front of Pierce, helping to way," said Francis, who asked Pierre Larouche and centered berg scored on the rebound, Manchester Mentorial Hospital. mark, and drives by D ’Orsaneo clear the ball out of trouble. . coach Jack Evans if he could try to through the crease, where A total of 118 minutes in penalties "We put so much work into the house," Zweeres “Service You Can Trust" and Barger were stopped by "This has to be one of the shovel a face off in the Rangers' Stoughton let go from (our yards. Hartlord overcame a two-goal including six ejections — three said. “ My father and I just bought it three years ago. ANCHESTER WALLPAPER & PAINT Alabama goalie Chidi Opara. all-time great wins at Storrs,” end to linemate Blaine Stoughton, The lamp lighter was Hartford’s deficit early in the second period players from each side — resulted But no one was hurt and that's the important thing." That brought Aboko-Cole said Morrone, who ran onto the sitting in the slot. ‘ ‘A million things only shot in the overtime period when Turgeon and Mark Johnson from a brawl at 10; 28 of the second Firefighters left the scene three hours after 185 West Middle Turnpike Manchester 646-0143 □ ^'“ WeJ. Irish Insurance Agency back to the bench. But UConn field afterwards, leading his can go wrong with the play, but it Saturday night. scored'consecutive goals in a span period. Hartford's Ed Hospodar, arriving. The officer in charge returned several times SERVICE • SAVINGS • SATISFACTION 150 North Main Street (St the Corner of Main Street) ^ continued its pressure, finally players in the pile-up on top of was a great time (or it to work. I Bob Crawford pulled Hartford of 1:48. Turgeon scored on a power Chris Kotsopoulos and Ray Neu- to check for smoldering roof shingles, a common getting the goal after D'Orsaneo Pierce. "It's a tribute to bur was a bit suprised." into a 3-3 tie at 9:21 of the third play at 4:08 and Johnson picked up feld and New York’s Barry Beck, Manch0it0r'i Leading Paint A Wallpaper Store problem when houses with wooden shingles catch fire, picked up a loose ball on the players and our fans." "I was just Blaineyon$he spot,” period. Crawford received a drop a loose puck at the Rangers' blue Maloney and Nick Fotiu were according to Chief John C. Rivosa. Bringt You Tho Bett for Lea 646-1232 said Stoughton, who fired the feed pass from Sylvain Turgeon and line, skated around defenseman given game misconducts. , 12 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday, Nov. 28, 1983 MAiNt-Mt'^.'M r.n iir-u/w -i>. .»ii)iiiiii>. .>!<> i.o. iM .> i.> NFL roundup NBA roundup Scorcboard

Browns keeping Steelers from being ioneiy McHale on tear whips Pistons Pacers 101. Knicks 91 Basketball NEW YORK (91) By Dave Raffo Steelers frona getting lonely at the Steelers' losses has the Browns game. other than that Cleveland domi­ Buccaneers 33, Oilers 24 NEW YORK (UPl) - Something Robinson 5-10 2-5 12, King 4-10 58 13, UPl Sports Writer top of the AFC Central Division. just one game off the division lead The Browns’ defense had a nated us with their passing game, Jack Thompson threw four TIT happened to the Pistdns in the Cartwright 2-10 7-8 11, Sparrow 4-1S 0-0 8, passes to lead Tampa Bay over fourth quarter. Detroit Coach R. Williams 13-24 10-12 36, Y/alkn' 00 OO Cleveland’s third straight win, a with three games left. string of two consecutive shutouts especially with the quarterback NBA standings 0, Webster 01 02 0, Elmore 02 00 0, The Cleveland Browns are doing 41-23 thumping of Baltimore Sun­ ,Cleveland, 8-5, hosts Pittsburgh snapped by the Colts, but quarter­ throwing the ball as effectively as Houston, leaving the Oilers at the Chuck Daly diagnosed a combina­ Orr 2-4 l-l 5, Grunfeld 2-5 2-2 4. Totols their best to keep the Pittsburgh day, coupled with two straight Dec, 18 in the last regular season Sipe did,” Kush said. "We had bottom of the NFL. tion of things and Isiah Thomas 3201 27-36 91. back Brian Slpe passed for 313 says it was missed shots. EoMarn CwiM rsno INDIANA (101) yards and three touchdowns with a people around who were just not Bears 13, 49ers 3 Atlantic Division H. Williams 7-14 8-11 22, Kellogg 1021 “tired" arm and tight end Oziie gO,od enough, that's all." Bob Thomas kicked two field More iikeiy it was Kevin w L 1Pet. GB 4-5 25, Waiters 03 00 0, Steppe 4-9 01 8, Colts quarterback Mike Pagel goals, Jim McMahon threw a McHaie. Phllodelphia 11 3 .786 — Slchtlng 03 3-3 3, Lowe 1-2 OO 2, Corter Newsome set two club receiving McHaie, heid to 2 points in the Boston 11 5 .687 1 7-12 1-3 15, Stlponovlch 6-12 OO IZ records. completed 15 of 26 passes for 164 49-yard TD pass to Dennis McKin­ New York 9 6 .600 2Va Johnson 58 OO 10, Thomas 2-4 OO 4, Most iihpressiveiy, the Browns yards and two touchdowns. non and the Chicago defense shut’ .fiCBl haif, finished with 29, includ­ New Jersey 8 6 .571 3 Combs OO OO 0. Totals 42-81 16-Z3101. In other games Sunday, Wa­ down San Francisco's passing ing 14 of the Celtics’ final 20 points Woshlnoton 6 9 .400 5V7 New York 22 29 19 21— 91 played turnover-free. Sunday night in a 114-99 Boston Central Division Indiana 34 23 21 23— 101 "That was an excellent game shington nipped Philadelphia 28- attack to spring an upset. AAllwoukee 9 6 .600 — Three-point goal— Kellogg. Fouled because we didn’t have an inter­ 24, New Orleans.edged Minnesota Chartiers 31, Broncos 7 victory over the Detroit. Atlanta 8 6 .571 '/7 out— 17-16, the New York Jets belted Dan Fouts threw two touchdown I'Larry (Bird) and Max (Cedric Detroit 7 9 .438 V /7 None. Total tools— New York 24, Indlona ception or fumbie that hurt us,” Maxwell) made the pass and I just Chicago 5 8 .385 3 29. Rebounds— New York 51 (Cortwrlght Browns Coach Sam Rutigliano New England 26-3, Tampa Bay passes to Kellen Winslow in his Indiana 4 11 .267 5 15), Indiana 50 (Kelllogg 17). Assists— said. “We’ve gone three weeks dumped Houston 33-24, Chicago first game since being sidelined for put the ball In,” said McHaie. who Cleveland 4 11 .267 5 New York 14 (Sparrow 4), Indlona 27 went on a scoring binge over the Western Contarence (Slchtlng 8). Technical— Robinson. A — \^ithout putting the ball on the upset San Fi^ncisco 13-3, San five weeks with an injured MMwest Division 8,514. ground and that type of thing wins Diego whipped Denver 31-7, the shoulder to lead San Diego. Fouts fjnal six minutes — 19 in the W L Pet. GB completed 24-of-33 passes for 299 quarter — after the Pistons closed Dallas 10 4 .714 — for you,” Los Angeles Raide'rs beat the New Denver 6 7 .533 2»/2 College basketball scores York Giants 27-12, the Los Angeles yards before Ed Luther replaced within 6 points of Boston, which led 7 9 .438 4 Sipe watched practice most of by 21 in the early going. Utah last week but was ready on game Rams downed Buffalo 41-17, him. Kansas City 6 8 .429 4 Tournaments Atlanta defeated Green Bay 47- 41 ”K.C. called the play and we Son Antonio 6 10 .375 5 (3riat Alaska Shootout day. He completed 20 of 33 passes, Rams 41, Bills 17 kept going to it,” McHaie said after Houston 5 9 .357 5 Championship including TDs to Newsome, Julius in overtime and Seattle outlasted Vince Ferragamo threw for 204’ Padne Division No.CarollnaSt.65, ArkansasM Kansas City 51-48 in overtime. a physical contest. “Everyone was Portlond 11 4 .733 — Consolations Adams and Dave Logan. yards and three TDs despite a — Cincinnati is at Miami on Monday playing pretty hard. That’s the Los Angeles 11 4 .733 Oklahoma 91, Santo Clara 77 "Brian is like a baseball painful hand injury and Eric way the game should go.” Golden Stote 6 6 .500 3Vi Fordhom 49, Alosko-Anchoroge68 pitcher,” Rutigliano said. “He’s night. Dickerson rushed for 125 yards to Seattle 8 8 .500 3Vj New Mexico 74, Southern Callt. 60 But Daly didn’t see McHaie out Phoenix 5 10 .333 6 Hawoil TIpoN Consolation now at a stage where he needs rest Redskins 28, Eagles 24 propel the Rams into sole possesr 11 6Va John Riggins scored twice and there alone sinking the Pistons. Son Diego 5 .313 McNeese87, Hardln-Slmmons72 between starts and we’ll probably Sion of first place in the NFC West. “I thought all of their people shot Stmdoy's RMulti Rodi ester Tlpo If Championship give him a few days off next passed the 1,000-yard rushing Falcons 47, Packers 41 ImUono 101, New York 91 Cornegle-Mellon84, U. of Rochester 79 mark for the fourth time, and Joe well. We did not play well in the * \ Boston 114, Detroit 99 Consolation week.” Kenny Johnson, whose 26-yard Cleveland 114, Son Antonio 106 Thelsmann passed for two touch­ first half. We looked good in the Den Ison 70, M IT 52 Cleveland’s other touchdowns Interception return for a score third quarter but lost it in the It Los Angeles 103, Chicago 100 East came on runs of 4 and 2 yards by downs to help Washington clinch a gave Atlanta the lead in the final Mendov't Oome^ Clarkson 101, Johnson St. 50 playoff berth. The Redskins. 11-2, fourth,” said Daly. Poiilond at Kansas City, 8:35 p.m. Holy Cross99, Dortmouth 51 Mike Pruitt, who finished with 110 minutes of regulation, picked off T im m Io v *! OofiMi Phlla. Textlle67, Scranton46 yards in 24 carries to boost his are tied with Dallas for first place another Lynn Dickey pass and ■ "‘For the most part we have been Clevetond at OetrotL 7:35 p.m. WMt in the NFC East and visit the Mllwoukeeot Wosbingtoni 7:35p.m. Georgetown 97. Hawaii-Hilo35 season total to 963 yards. scampered 31 yards for a TD 2:13 £ompetitive. Right now we are Phllodelphia at indlona 7:35 p.m. Newsome caught eight passes Cowboys on Dec. 11. into overtime to lift the Falcons. . straggling. We’ve had a tough Son Antonio at New Yoiic, 7:35p.m. Saints 17, Vikings 16 Denver art AtkmtQ, 7:40 p.m. UPlTopZO for 108 yards, setting club records Seahawks 51, Chiefs 48 schedule. We are not strong Ctiicogo at Houston, 8:40 p.m. for his 322nd career receptions and Wayne Wilson dove for touch­ Norm Johnson’s 42-yard field enough to be in the top four or five. Phoenix vs. Utoh at Los Veoos, 10:30 UPl photo his 70th catch of 1983. downs of 2 and 1 yards and the New goal with two seconds left in the Our small forwards had to fight p.m. N EW YO R K (U P l) — How the UPl Baltimore Coach Frank Kush fourth quarter sent the game into Son Diego at Seattle, 10:30 p.m. Top 20 college basketball teams fared 21st of the season for Riggins , an NFL Orleans defense stymied Minneso­ with the bigger forwards for inside Los Angeles at Golden State, 10:35 p.m. through gomes of Sunday, Nov. 27: Washington fullback John Riggsin (44) saw his team fall to 6-7 and ta’s offense to nudge the Saints overtime and his 42- yarder less position all game long." 1. North Carolina (14) d^eoted powers his way into the end zone for single season record. probably out of the playoff hunt. closer to their first playoff berth in than two minutes into the extra J Missouri 64-57. But the last period was the key to UPl photo 2. Kentucky (14) defected Louisville first-half touchdown. Touchdown was “There is not a great deal to say the team’s 17-year history. period won it for Seattle. this game, said Thomas, who led 6344. Detroit scorers with 25 points. Garden. Celtics behind the scoring of 3. (Georgetown (24) defeated Hawaii- “We had the shots but we just Detroits' Bill Laimbeer (left) and Bos­ Cavaliers 114. Spurt 106 Hilo 71-42; defeated Hawail-HMo97-35. Kevin McHaie won winners over the 4. Houston (1-1) lost to North Corollno didn’t make them in the fourth ton's Cedric Maxwell battle for rebound State 7 8 ^ ; defeated Kansas91-76. College football roundup quarter," he said. in NBA game Sunday night at Boston Pistons. SAN ANTONIO (1M) 5. Iowa (14) defeated Illinois Wesleyan Bonks 34 2-4 I, Mitchell 6-17 5-6 23, 8360. The game Was tight until the Gilmore 64 4-7 16, Moore 39 04 4. 6. Memphis State (24) defected fateful quarter, said Celtics Coach the half before the Pistons came got 15 to carry the Celtics in the seven of their road games. Gervin 10-24 5-7 25, Williams (M 34 3, Tennessee State 86-60; defeated North K.C. Jones, who credited Detroit McNamara 1-3 32 4, Edmonson 5-11 33 Texos Stote 101-79. back with 0 series of scoring runs early stages; John Long added 22 Lakers 103, Bulls 100 13, Jones 1-3 (M) 2, Roberts 33 2-4 8, 7. Louisville (31) lost to Kentucky 63 for their play. to cut the score to 80-74 in the third for the Pistons. At Inglewood, Calif., Kareem Paxson 04 04 0, Phegley 04 04 0. Totals 44. Mustangs no mirage in Tokyo "We know Detroit plays well 3946 26-37 106. 8. U C L A (24) defeated Idaho State 83 period on Thomas’ efforts. Cavaliers 114, Spurs 106 Abdul-Jabbar of Los Angeles hit a CLEVELAND (114) 58 (11-25); defeoted Long Beach State 63 against us." Jones said. "They will Then. Jones said, "McHaie got At Richfield, Ohio, Paul Thomp­ sky hook to break a 99-99 tie with Shelton 4-10 048, Robinson 311 9-1019, 59. By Mike Tullv position Of having to throw a bit Cornhuskers’ 28-21 victory over Oklahoma drove into Nebraska give us a very competitive game. hot down the stretch and the guys son, a rookie from Tulane, scored 2:37 left. Magic Johnson led the Hinson 6-9 04 13 Huston 39 2-2 12, Free 9. Maryland (14) defeated Johns We know they will be tough and Lakers with 29 points, 12 assists 316 54 21, Hubbard 39 1-2 7, Thompson Hopkins 10865. UPl Sports Writer more than normally accepted." No. 16 Oklahoma. Nebraska, territory with a big play coming On said to keep going to him so we did 26 points and World B. Free hit for 1317 37 26, PoQuette 14 04 3 Cook 32 physical and we had to be ready to 10. Arkonsos (2-1) defeated Fordhom Lance Mcllhenny threw two boasting the highest-scoring of­ a Bradley-to-Derrick Shepard pass' and Kevin responded” 15 of his 21 in the fourth quarter to and 8 rebounds. Orlando Woolridge 30 0, Boglev 35 1-1 7, Gronger 04 30 0. 62-61; defeated Oklahoma 84-78; lost to Half the crowd had a ball, and so that moved the ball to the 11. play them the same way” Gerald Henderson added 19 boost Cleveland. George Gervin of Chicago had 19 points but missed Totals 4394 24-28 114. North Carolina State 6360. touchdown passes and became the fense in college history, got 205 Son Antonio 21 21 25 32— 106 11. Louisiano State (1 4) defeated New did SMU. most successful quarterback in yards and a touchdown from . The Celtics built a 16-point lead points. Robert Parish got 18, Larry had 25 points and Mike Mitchell 23 a free throw that would have tied it Clevelond 23 2126 21— 114 in the first quarter and led by 14 at Orleans 67*59. "This was the trip of a lifetime Southwest Conference history. I-back Mike Rozier and two more Earl Johnson carried 9 yards to Bird sank 17 and Cedric Maxwell for the Spurs, who have lost all with 45 seconds to go. Three-point goals— Mitchell 2. 12. Oregon State (04) wos Idle. Fouled 13. Michigan State (24) defeated for the players and for all of us,” The Mustangs, who have won TD runs from fullback Mark the Nebraska 2 on first down, but out— None. Total fouls— San Antonio Central Michigan 7352; defeated Western said SMU coach Bobby Collins, more games than any other Schellen before surviving the the Sooners were moved back 5 23. Michigan 81-52. whose Mustangs hung a 34-12 major-college team in the past Sooners’ final threat. yards by an offsides penalty.; Cleveland 29. Rebounds— San Antonio 42 14. Fresno State (1-1) defeated North drubbing on Houston Sunday in the (Gilmore 9), Clevelond 57 (Robinson 13). Dakota State 8354; lost to Purdue 56-^. three years, finished their regular No. 2 Texas got four touchdown Danny Bradley threw an incomple­ Knicks Assists— San Antonio 25 (M oore 8), 15a Georgia (24) defeoted Middle seventh annual Mirage Bowl in ^season with a 10-1 record en route passes from third-string quarter­ tion on third down and cornerback Cleveland 27 (Huston 7).Technical— San Tennessee 8367; defeoted Western Ken­ Tokyo. to a Sun Bowl date with Alabama back Rick Mclvor to score a 45-13 Harris knocked away Bradley’s ‘Skins Game’ provides Antonio coach McHone. A— 3,782. tucky 8368. 16. Boston College (04) wos Idle. The game was played in Olympic on Christmas Eve. The Cougars victory over Texas A4M in the pass to Buster Rhymes on Oklaho­ succumb 17. Oklohomo (31) defeated USC 9391; Stadium before 80,000 people. Half finished at 4-7. Longhorns’ regular season finale. ma's final offensive play. Celtics 114. Pistons 99 tost to Arkansas 84-78; defeated Sonta were assigned to cheer for SMU In Saturday games, Nebraska, At Norman, Okla., Schellen Nebraska, 12-0, will meet No. 4 Clara 91-77. and the other half Houston. Not 18. Indlona (31) lost to Miami (Ohio) ranked No. 1 all season long scored the winning touchdown on a Miami (Fla.) Jan. 2 in the Orange big payday for golfers DETROIT (99) 6357. even 40,000 fans could help the because of offense, needed a big 17-yard run with 35 seconds re­ Bowl. to Pacers Tripucka 4-)2 64 14. Levlngston 39 2-4 19. Konsos (31) lost to Houston 91-76. Cougars. play from its defense to clinch an maining in the third period. 12, Lolmbeer 1-7 36 7, Thomos 11-24 35 20. St. John's (2 4) defeated Sleno 73 Also, No, 7 Georgia nipped 25, Long 1323 2-2 22, Tyler 1-2 04 Z 40; defeated Canisius 71-45. "We played a very good football unbeaten regular season. Nebraska’s attempt to pad its lead Georgia Tech 27-24, Tennessee SCOTTSDALE. Ariz. (UPl) $177,000. After watching Nicklaus and INDIANAPOLIS (UPl) - Indi­ Johnson 1-7 1-2 3, Benson 5-6 1-2 11, team," said Houston coach Bill Cornerback Neil Harris de­ ended with a missed field goal late edged Vanderbilt 34-24, Arizona — For Gary Player, the result As he was approaching the Watson narrowly miss birdie ana Pacers rookie Steve Stipano- Cureton 32 30 0, Russell 1-1 30 3. Totals •••••••••••••••••••••a Yeoman." Physically, were not in the fourth quarter, giving the 18th tee. Player walked up to putts. Player immediately vich said it was only a matter of 39-93 2329 99. flected a pass in the end zone in the shaded Arizona State 17-15 and seemed ironic. BOSTON (114) strong enough. We were put in the final minute to preserve the Sooners a last chance at an upset. Arkansas beat Texas Tech 16-13. Only 30 minutes before, the Arnold Palmer — who had stepped up to the ball and sank time before he began playing like Maxwell 4-7 74 15, Bird 318 1-2 17, 47-year-old South African had made a 35-foot putt on the 12th the putt. As the ball dropped, he the No. 2 pick in this year’s NBA Porish 316 33 18, Johnson 4-11 3-4 11, Soccer hole worth $100,000 — and said, leaped high in the air and tossed draft. Henderson 314 1-2 19, McHaie 11-18 74 drilled a 5-foot birdie putt on the 29, AInge 35 1-1 1, Wedmon 1-2 30 Z UPl photo par-5 17th hole worth $150,000, "Arnold, isn’t it amazing. All his cap skyward. Maybe that time has arrived. Carr 30 2-2 2. Totals 4441 24-30 114. the richest putt in history. the years we’ve been on the tour Nicklaus was surprised that Stipanovich scored 12 points and Detroit 23 23 2125— 99 NASL standings North Carolina State’s Terry Gannon heads up court in Pelletier was sure i That putt made him the and this is the biggest day we’ve Player played his shot so Boston 39 21 20 34— 114 pulled down 10 rebounds Sunday to Three-point goals— Russell, Hender­ W L Pet. GB the Wolfpacks’ winning drive in the Greater Alaska Terriers triumph leading money-winner in the had in golf." quickly. son lead the Pacers to their first San Diego 3 1 .750 $360,000 “Skins Game" Satur­ Palmer finished second and “He hit that putt as fast as he 2. Fouled out— Johnson, Benson, Carr 1 .667 Shootout. Wolfpack beat Arkansas for the Molory in seven games, a 101-91 (elected). Total fouls— Detroit25, Boston Golden Bey 2 day afternoon at Desert High­ picked up a check for $140,000 in possibly could," Nicklaus said. Chicago 3 2 .600 '/a championship. , win over the New York Knicks. 26. Rebounds— Detroit 42 (Laimbeer 10) 2 2 .500 1 of win in marathori the two-day, 18-hole event. Jack "We didn’t have time to give Boston 51 (Parish 13). Assists— Detroit 18 New York lands Golf Course, with a Three of Slipanovich’s baskets 2 .500 1 In l-AA (Thomos 6), Boston 22 (Bird 8). Tulsa 2 playoff take-home pay of $170,000. Nicklaus — designer of the him a needle." Vancouver ' 0 1 .000 1‘/a PHILADELPHIA (UPl) - Sam who finished third in the 1982 came from long range in the fourth Technicals— Detroit coach Daly, De­ "Here you hole a putt for 150 course — finished third with Tam pa Bov 0 3 .000 2Va Pelletier, winner of the 3rd annual marathon. quarter as the Pacers fought t)ff troit Sundov’s Result $40,000, while Tom Watson There were a lot of quips troiner Abdenour, Bird. A— 14,890. College basketball roundup RICHMOND, Ky. (UPl) - 10-yard line. Boston took over Philadelpia Independence Mara­ Gerry Vanasse of New Milford, grand," Player said as heshook the Knicks’ final rally. San Diego 3, Chicago 1 Paul Lewis scored' on a 1-yard and scored three plays later thon, says he felt sure of victory Conn., finished second in 2:16.29 in his head. "In 1961, I was the earned $10,000. going back and forth between Monday’s Games run and accumulated 146 yards when T.J. Hartford connected through most of the 26-mile race. leading money-winner, with a Following a drive down the the golfers. As Nicklaus was "(Outside shooting) is Stipano- No Gomes Scheduled his first marathon race. He and lining up his putt on the 17th, he vich’s strength." said Indiana Lakers 103,Bulls too Tuesday’s Gome in 32 carries to help lead Boston on a 4-yard pass from quarter­ Pelletier, who took a 500-meter . 68-stroke average, and won middle of the fairway on the Voncouver at Tam pa Bay, 8p.m. Pelietier both said they plan to coach Jack McKinney. "He is a University to a 24-20 victory back Jim English. lead with three miles to go Sunday, pass up the Boston Marathon next ; $64,000.” 17th, Player hit a 2-iron shot to looked up, gulped and said. within 90 yards of the pin. He “Nothing like a little skins game better outside shooter than an CHICAGO (100) MISL standings Wolfpack exhibits over Eastern Kentucky Sunday Jamie Lovett kicked a 33- said, "I felt then that I was going to spring to take part in Olympic In fact. Player had surpassed Greenwood 34 7 4 IX Woolridge 7-1236 in an NCAA Division I-AA yard field goal to make it 10-7 for win the race. I felt comfortable for trials. $170,000 in earnings only once. then set up his putt with a sand to get the heart started in the inside shooter. Any time he gets 19, Coaine 318 04 13 Dailey 317 32 18, open he should take it." Theus 14 30 2, Wiggins 317 44 16, playoff game. Eastern Kentucky but Bill the first 23 miles, but my pace then Almost 5,000 people aged 11 to 66 That was in 1978 when he earned wedge that almost dropped in. morning.” Eastern Division Eastern Kentucky opened the Higgins 2-5 04 4, Green 2-2 2-26, Oldham W L Pet. GB Brooks, scoring on a 31-yard dropped off, so I faded a bit." participated in the 26- mile, "1 knew I just had to be patient 1-1 30 2, Lester 2-6 44 8. Totals 3390 24- Cleveland 5 1 .833 — might in Shootout scoring in the first quarter with pass from English, made it 21- Pettetier, 25, a U.S. Army 26 103 Pittsburgh 3 2 .600 V/^ 385-yard run. which began at and just hang in there and Tony James carrying the ball in 10 for BU at the half. captain stationed at West Point, Temple Unviersity’s campus in LOS ANGELES (103) Memphis 4 3 .571 V/i on a 98-yard kickoff return. But eventually things would begin to Wilkes 311 38 17, W oHhy 39 1-2 11. Buffalo 4 4 .500 2 By United Press International Top 10, No, 1 North Carolina Shapiro opened the third N.Y., completed the run in 2:15.26, Ambler, Montgomery County, and Dolphins, Cincy turn around," said Stipanovich, Abdul-Jabbar 3160416, Johnson 31213 Baltimore 3 4 .429 2*/^ Lewis quickly retaliated with period with a 20-yard field goal well off last year’s record of 2:14.59 continued through the^ suburban 16 29. McGee 31 04 0, McAdoo 36 3516, New York 2 4 .333 3 downed Missouri 64-57, No. 2 his TD on a 1-yard run to even Sports in who was picked after Ralph Cooper 24 04 4, Nater 37 30 4, Scott 35 Western Division On the road to Alaska, North to boost Boston’s lead to 24-10. set by William Scholl of Manas- countryside, finishing at historic 30 3 Spriggs 32 04 0. Totals 4379 2331 Kentucky crushed Louisville 65-44, the score at 7-7. Sampson in the draft but lost his St. Louis 6 1 .857 — Carolina State has discovered it No. 4 Houston beat UCLA 91-76, No. Later, in a fourth and 5 situation quan, N.J. Independence Hall. starting job when he averaged 103. Kansas City 3 2 .600 2 In the second period with 9:54 on Boston’s 40-yard line. East­ in private wars Chicogo 30 » 26 24— 100 Phoenix 3 4 .429 3 has one fine basketball team. 5 Iowa topped Illinois Wesleyan Scholl, 32, was among the Jane Welzel; a 28-year-old physi­ starling wins in three under 10 points a game. "Hope­ Los Angelos 27 IS 19 32— 103 left. Eastern Kentucky was on ern Kentucky successfully at­ leaders early in the race, but ended Los Angeles 2 3 .400 3 After opening its season last 88-60, No. 6 Memphis State de­ cal education teacher from Hop- HARTFORD — Hartford welterweight Marlon fully, it will continue." Fouled out— Wiggins. Total Wichita 2 4 .333 3'/3 week with an upset of, No. 4 the 21-yard line when punter tempted a fake punt, good for 21 in 15th place in 2:22.19. kinton. Mass., won the women’s MIAMI (UPl) — The Miami Dolphins and the fouls— Tacom a 0 5 .000 5 feated North Texas State 101-79, Starling ran his record to 31-1 as he dispatched "Stipanovich hurt us more than Chicogo 28, Los Angeles 23. Rebounds— Houston, the defending champions Steve Rowe mishandled the yard and a first down. "I thought Scholl made the marathon in 2:36.18, prevailing by Cincinnati Bengals will be at war tonight in the Sundov’s Gomes No. 8 UCLA stopped Long Beach snap and fell on the ball on his Robert Graddy at 2:09 of the third round late Orange Bowl, but on two different fronts. anybody on their team tonight," Chicogo 41 (Greenwood 15), Los Angeles No Gomes Scheduled took their game north — to the State 65-59 and No. 9 Maryland mistake of running too strongly almost eight minutes over her Saturday night here at the Hartford Civic Center. said Knick coach Hubie Brown. 38 (Johnson 6). Assists— Chicago Mondov’s Games Great Alaska Shootout in Anchor­ early in the race,” said Pelletier. nearest competitor. The Dolphins will be fighting to make a return trip to 24 No Gomes Scheduled routed Johns Hopkins 108-65. Starling is scheduled to face Donald Curry for the NFL playoffs while the Bengals will be battling for "He came through when they (Lester 5). Los Angeles 24 (Johnson 12). Tuesday’s (Gome age where they won three straight At Greertsbbro, N.C., Matt Do­ Curry’s WBA championship early in February at needed him.” A— 12,692. New Y o rkotTa co m a . 10:35p.m. to capture the tournament. respectability in the nationally televised (ABC) game herty scored 15 points and fresh­ a site to be announced. which starts at 9 p.m. EST. The latest triumph came Sunday man Kenny Smith added 14 to lead The Dolphins, 8-4 and the leader in the AFC Eastern night with a 65-60 decision over No. North Carolina. It was the 497th Division, cannot afford any losses within the Southern hooters 10 Arkansas and left North Carol­ victory of Coach Dean Smith’s Laughing is over Slobins win net title conference if they expect to make the playoffs for a ina State coach Jim Valvano career. Blake Wortham, Malcolm -surprised by his team's second The brother-sister doubles tandem of Scott and second straight year. Thomas and Prince Bridges Sherrie Slobln of West Hartford took home the And the 5-7 Bengals, who are on a roll after winning fall In semifinals Shootout title. scored 11 points each for Missouri. "There’s no way in the world we title at the Connecticut Mixed Doubles Tennis four of their last five games, are probably thp biggest At Lexington, Ky., Melvin Tur­ as Argos champs Championship held this past weekend at obstacle remaining in the Dolphins’ drive to the TAMPA, Fla. (UPl) - the division II title in 1981. AUTO REPAIRS though we could go 4-0 with pin and Jim Master combined for Manchester Racquet Club. playoffs. Roger Ramsay scored at Tampa captured a 1-0 Houston (last week) and Arkansas 35 points in Kentucky’s triumph. Bv David Tucker The Slobins, the No. 2 seeded team, topped "We ha veto have this game to stay a step or two up 51:07 to lead the Univer­ lead at the 39:49 mark on a on the schedule," Valvano said. “I Kentucky’s 7-foot-l senior Sum with 2:44 left in the game as the sity of Tampa to a 2-1 win thought ’Spud’ Webb in the second UPl Sports Writer Argos overcame a 17-7 halftime top-ranked Rich Bray-Ann Corcoran in the finals on the AFC East, to get the home-field advantage in header by Mark WE SERVICE. ALL Bowie, playing in his first game in 6-3, 6-3. the playoffs and to get some momentum going," said over Southern Connecti­ Keymont. 'Nom* of Mr Goodwrtneh half opened up a lot of things for two years, had 7 points. 10 deficit. GENERAL MOTOR VANCOUVER, British Colum­ "The No. 3 seeds, Cherie Dow of Manchester and Miami linebhcker Earnie Rhone. "There’s no other cut State Univetsiiy in the The Owls tied it when us." rebounds and 5 blocked shots. “All I can hear in here now is NCAA divison FI soccer CARS ANP TRUCKS Guards Terry Gannon and Webb bia — A dynasty deep in guffaws noise,” he added. "It was silent ' Ken Baker of East Hartford, bowed to the^lobins way to look at it." two-time All-America for­ Mark McSwain led Louisville with in the semifinals, 6-2, 6-2. Miami Coach Don Shula said his team will have semi-final Sunday. ward Ron Basile sent a did most of the damage, combining 10 points. and funny ways to lose has ended. after last year’s loss to Edmonton. ALL MECHANICAL REPAIRS for 28 points. Gannon, who finished The Toronto Argonauts are one- This is wonderful.” their work ciit out for them. The Tampa Spartans. ground cross to set up a "This is the Cincinnati club that everybody thought 18-2, will meet Seattle goal by Chris Green. • COMPLETE COLLISION REPAIRS with 15 points, and Webb sank four "Kentucky looked like they were year-old to’day. Since Barnes helped Montreal Rozier ‘Player of Year* Joe Barnes, a backup quarter­ they were going to be before they ran into all the Pacific University, which • REBUILT AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSIONS free throws each in the final two in mid-season form already," said win a Grey Cup in 1977, his career ; NEW HAVEN — Nebraska running back Mike problems," Shula said. “We’re catching them at a defeated Oakland Univer­ minutes. Webb, all of 5-foot-6, Louisville coach Denny Crum. back as old as his team’s search for has been in slow decline. He was 11 Rozier, the nation’s leacier in rushing and scoring, AUTO PAINTING honor, led a brilliant second-half time when they have everything back together." sity of Michigan 1-0 Satur­ WANT ADS are the finished with 13 points and 10 "There’s no question — they’re traded to Saskatchewan in 1980. He ’.•has beien named Walter Camp” Player of the Everything is at stake for the Dolphins. Pittsburgh CHARGE WITH MASTER CHARGE assists. comeback Sunday to give Toronto joined the Argos two years ago, but day, for the national friendly wav of finding a certainly a better team then we Year" for 1983. (9-4) and the Los Angeles Raiders (10-3) both have the championship this wee­ cash buyer for applian­ Arkansas, 2-1, was led by 18 are. But we’ve got three or four its first Grey Cup in 31 years with had toiled in the shadow of ' Rozier, 22, a Camden, N.J., resident, headed 24 HOUR WRECKER SERVICE points from Joe Kleine, the toura- an 18-17 victory over the B.C. edge over the Dolphins for homefield advantage, and kend at a site yet to be ces, musical Instruments, more months.” Condredge Holloway. into Saturday’s game against Oklahoma only 57 the Buffalo Bills still have a shot at the AFC East title. determined. cars and a host of other ment MVP. The Razorbacks led At Houston. Michael Young had Lions. yards short of 2,000 career yards. He collected 205 "Now 1 have something to brag "You say it week in and week out, but it’s really true The Spartans also won items. 30-29 lead at halftime but fell 25 points and Akeem Olajuwon He almost re'hred before his yards against the Sooners to-finish the season this week — this is a big game," said Dolphin safety behind by 6 points late in the game. shrugged off foul problems to add about this winter, ’’ said the former eighth CFL season began. Hollo­ with 2,148 yards. He also scored two touchdowns Texas Tech star. Those words Glenn Blackwood. “And Cincinnati is a big, strong Arkansas won a spot in the title 19 points as the Cougars gaVe way was one of the playera^ h o - for a career total of 30 touchdowns. team with a lot of talent.” CARTER could just as easily be Toronto’s’ game by beating No. 17 Oklahoma Larry Brown a rude debut as convinced him to leaveT'ejias for ; He has already broken Johnny Rodgers’ The key to stopping the Bengals is stopping fullback 84-78 Saturday behind Kleine’s 23 Kansas coach. Houston freshmen new cheer. Since 1952, when they onp more CFL tour. ’ touchdown record at'Nebraska. ROBERT J . SMITH, Inc. defeated Edmonton 21-11, the "I was frustrated all this year,” Pete Johnson, at 6-foot, 275 pounds, the biggest points and Alvin Robertson’s 20. Rickie Winslow and Gregory And­ Rozler’s selection was announced Saturday by ' running back in-the NFL. In a consolation game Sunday, erson helped off the bench as the Argos have toiled as the CFL’s said Barnes, selected the game’s Samuel A. Burrell Jr., president of the Walter longest running joke. “To stop hirn, I might have to tackle one cheek," Oklahoma, led by Way man Tisdale Cougars rebounded from an open­ outstanding offensive player, “es­ Camp Foundation, named for the “Father of cracked Blackwood, “and Lyle (Blackwood's MSWUNSliTHS SNKE with 21 points, beat Santa Clara ing loss to N.C. State. The reputation was almost pecially when I wasn't playing a American Football.” Rozier will be honored at 1229 MAIN S T. 91-77. erased last year when the Argos lot.” brother, also a safety) will have to tackle the other." 1914 Elsewhere Saturday, No. 11 LSU the foundation’s 17th annual awards dinner “We've got to get a whole lot of people around him AUTO REPAIR Also Sunday, No. 3 Georgetown defeated New Orleans 67- 59, No. 13 finished first in the ’Eastern-’ Bames entered the game in the scheduled to be held Feb. 4 at the Yale Commons. MANCHESTER ripped Hawaii-Hilo with freshman Division, but fell before the Eski­ final seconds of the first half after (Johnson) every time he gets the ball," added Rhone, Michigan State topped Western UPl photo “Mike Rozier’s achievements on the football “and we've got to do it all night long." TEL. 640-6404 Reggie Williams scoring 18 points Michigan 81-52, No. 14 Fresno State mos’ drive to an unprecedented the Lions took a 17-7 lead behind field this season at Nebraska certainly have fifth straight championship. two TD passes from Roy Dewalt Veteran quarterback Ken Anderson of Cincinnati 649-5241 and Patrick Ewing 15. It was the was upset by Purdue 56-55, No. 15 loronto wide receiver Emanuel Tolbert (19) keeps his established him as the best player in the country said he looks at tonight’s game as a supreme Hoyas’ second straight game Georgia downed Western Ken­ "Thirty-one years. I have only and a blitz that thoroughly frus­ and most deserving of the prestigious Walter GM QUALITY been here for three, but it feels trated Holloway. eye on the ball but it is batted away by Bristish challenge. 65 E. C«nt«r SIrMt SERVICE RARTC against Hawaii- Hilo. Friday they tucky 85- 68, No. 18 Indiana lost to Camp trophy. He is an outstanding young man "I think I'm going to enjoy it,” he said. "I know the crushed the Vulcans 71-42. Miami (Ohio) 63-57 and No. 20 St. great," said Cedric Minter, who Bames completed 14 of 24 passes Columbia's Larry Crawford in CFL Grey Cup champion­ and we are proud to honor him,” Burrell said. *1 ManchMtor, Cl- caught Barnes’ 3-yard TD pass for 175 yards in a second half. ship game in Vancouver. Orange Bowl is a tough place to play, but that’s only GBNKRAL MOTORS nUTTS DIVISlOH In Saturday games involving the John’s defeated Canisius 71-45. because Miami is a tough team to play.” t V I . N Y Giants 2 3 0 7— 12 Philodtlphia 0 21 3 0—24 LA Raiders 013 7 7—27 BuffOlO 0 7 7 ) — 17 Woshlngton 7 21 0 0— 28 First LA Romi 0141017—41 First NYG-Safety Plunkett tackled in end Second Wash-Monk 17 poss from Thelsmann Rams-Farmer 45 pass from Ferrogamo (Moseley kick). 7:05 Harvard n 147 88 6 2 2 188 140 NFL standings zone, 5:39 (Lansford kick), 5:41 Second Second Penn ‘5 1 1 170110 6 31 225 204 Buf-Hunter 15 poss from Ferguson 4 2 1 142 133 4 5 1 185 208 Springfield Pioneers Pee Wee AA HOUSE Ral-Hosselbeck 13 pass from Plunkett Phll-Oilver 2 poss from Joworski Dortmth (Danelo kick), 10:50 Brown 4 2 1 157 138 4 5 1 204 237 youth hockey team fell to the North American Conference (Bohr kick), 6:27 (Fronklln kick), 1:27 Shore Raiders, 5-1, ond tied the Eost Rai-FG47 Bahr. 12:51 Rams-Dennord 11 pass from Fer- Wosh-Riggins 2 run (Moselev kick). Cornell 3 3 1 134 119 3 61 161 268 ragamo (Lansfordkick), 14:01 7:30 Princetn 2 50 169 179 4 60285 277 Merrimack. N.H., Knights, 5-5, in Pet. P F PA NYG-FG 31 Hall-Sheikh, 13:44 weekend action. Miami .667 262 181 Rai-FG 38 Bahr. 15:00 Third Phil-Quick 17 pass from Ja- Columbi 1 5 1 130 221 1 7 2 218 363 Rams-Dlckerson2run (Lansford kick), worski Yoie 1 60 105 166 1 90 138 272 Eric McGranahan had the lone aoal Buffalo .538 245 288 Third 7:39 in the toss to the Raiders. Goalie Seth N Y Jets .462 282 257 Rai-Barnwell 36 pass from Plunkett (Fronklln kick), 8:46 SOUTHEASTBRN Buf-Franklin 43 poss from Ferguson Conftrgnc* Ali OomM Rudolph had 20 saves. Tom Sibley ond THAT AL New England .462 240 258 (Bohr kick). 3:10 Wosh-Riggins 2 run (Moseley kick), (Danelo kick), 8:19 W L T Pt» O P W L T Pts OP D.J. LeBlanc each had two goals and Baltimore .462 219 313 Fourth 12:11 Doug Wilcox one In the tie. Ral-Allen 11 run (Bahr kick).3:30 Roms-FG 37 Lansford, 12:09 Wash-Brown 75 pass from Thels­ Auburn 5 0 0 155 76 9 1 0 279 159 Pittsburgh .692 294 243 NYG— Williams 43 pass from Brunner Fourth mann Georgia 5 1 0 140 74 9 1 1 264 149 Cleveland .615 293 264 (Hail-Sheikh kick). 5:23 Buf’FG 20 Danelo, 0:03 (Moseley kick). 13:26 Alabama 4 10 185 109 7 3 0 318 199 NHLatandInga Cincinnati .417 278 225 A-41,473 Rams-Dennard 15 pass from Fer- Phil-Quick 3 pass from Joworski Florida 4 20 149 84 7 2 1 237 134 Houston .077 227 389 Raid N YG ragamo (Lansford kick), 5:23 (Fronklln kick), 14:16 «. Tenn. 4 2 0 129 114 8 3 0 252 142 Rams-FG 49 Lansford. 12:58 6 5 0 176 255 Wales Conference BOUGHT First downs 20 22 Third Miss. 4 2 0 96 147 LA Raiders .769 326 280 Rushes-yards 24— 58 32— 138 Rams-Johnson 60 Interception return Phll-FG Franklin 52.10:33 Kentekv 2 40 87 151 6 4 1 2.12 217 Patrick Division Denver .538 237 254 Passing yards 243 283 (Lansford kick). 13:23 • A-54,324 Miss. St 1 5 0118 168 3 8 0 206 279 W L T PH. GP GA Seattle .538 352 344 Sacks by-vards 0-0 7-63 A-48,246 Phil Wosh Vandrbit 0 6 0 93165 2 9 0 183 272 NY Islanders 16 8 0 32 107 83 Kansas City .385 291 295 Return yards 0 45 Ram But First downs 18 21 LSU 0 6 0 112 178 7 0 251 253 NY Rangers 14 8 3 31 105 89 Al Harris tackles San Diego .385 293 352 Posses 41— 19— 3 32— 19— 0 First downs 22 24 Rushes-yards 21— 77 43— 171 A TLA N TIC COAST Philadelphia 13 8 2 28 95 60 National Conference Punts 7— 38.9 6— 35.3 Rushes-yards 17— 74 37— 152. Passing yards 311 248 (Final) Washington 11 12 1 23 79 85 Eost Fumbles-lost 2— 0 3— 0 Possing yards 271 202 Sacks by-yards 0—0 3—22 Confertnc* All Oomgs Pittsburgh 6 15 3 15 73 96 W L T Pet. Penaltles-yards 5— 49 9— 69 Return yards 17 140 Return yards 151 125 W L T P li OP W L T Pt* OP New Jersey 2 20 0 4 57 112 handyman special x-Woshingtn 11 2 0 .846 Time of possession 30:52 29:08 Passes 49— 22— 5 31— 10— 0 Posses 19— 36— 1 16 ~-26 1 Marylnd 5 0 0 154 71 8 3 0 291 226 Adams Division x-Dallos 11 2 0 .846 . Individual Leaders Punts 6-36.6 5— 42.6 Punts 6— 42.6 6— 37.0 No. Car. 4 2 0 184 117 8 3 0 334 188 Boston 14 6 2 30 107 70 St. Louis 5 7 1 .423 RUSHINIS— NY Glants-Woolfolk 23- Fumbles-lost 1—0 1— 1 Fumbles-lost 63 0— 0 GaTech 3 2 0 147 140 3 8 0 222 313 Buffalo 13 8 3 29 92 85 Editor’s note: this is the first In an occasional Penalties-yards 7— 56 11-79 3 3 0 145 150 5 0 252 290 12 11 3 Philadelphia 4 9 0 .308 51 Penaltles-yards 3— 20 6— 45 Virginia Quebec 27 123 96 series on Al Harris, a Manchester resident who N Y Glonts 3 9 1 .269 289 Morris 1-6. LA Roiders-Allen 13-64, Time of possession 29:26 30:34 Time of possession 24:45 35:15 Duke 3 0 150 183 8 0 246 350 Montreal 11 11 1 23 95 91 Central Individuol Leoders Individuol Leoders Woke For 5 0 150 218 7 0 257 281 Hartford 9 10 2 20 76 82 bought a Green Manor handyman’s special, and Hawkins 7-32. King 7-29. Plunkett 3-7, R U S H IN G — Buffalo-C rlbbs 10-40. Detroit 7 6 0 .538 302 247 Pruitt 1-4, Montgomery 1-2. RUSH IN G — Phllodelphlo-Oliver 1627. N.C. St. 50 108 159 8 0 236 246 Compbell Conference wants to fix It up for less than 15,000. The next part Minnesota 7 6 0 .538 281 302 PASSING— NY Glants-Brunner 19-41- Moore Haddix 623. Joworski 1-29, Williams 2- V-CImsnT-w...... w 0 0 0 0 1 1 338 200 Norris Division Green Bov 6 7 0 .462 365 379 346 4-25, Franklin 1-3, Leaks 1-3. Kofler 1-3. mlnus 2. Washington-Riggins 2699, J. (y-ln^lglble for conf. title) W L T PH. GF GA of the series will focus on the house when he Chicago 6 7 0 .462 241 236 3. LA Raiders-Plunkett 19-32-2460. LA Rams-DIckerson 32-125. Guman 2-18. Woshington 1658. Theismonn 4-27. Monk SOUTHERN Minnesota 11 9 3 25 107 no moves in. Tampa Bay n 0 .154 191 310 RECEIVING—NY Glants-Gray 6 Redden 2-12. Kemp 1-mlnus 2. 1 mlnus-13. (Final) Detroit 10 10 2 22 84 86 West 134, PASSING— Buffalo-Ferguson 44-266 PASSING — Phllodelphla-Jaworski 19- Conference -All------Gomes Toronto 10 12 2 22 102 116 LA Rams 8 5 0 .615 319 286 Williams 6119, Eddings 1-30, Mistier 617. 26 36 W L T PH OP W L T PH OP Chicago 10 12 2 22 89 103 By Susan Plese San Francisco 7 6 0 .538 332 245 Scott 2-14, Mowatt 1-13, Mulladv\1-11, 3. Kofler 62-639. LA Rams-Ferrogomo 1-333. W ashington-Thelsm ann 1626-1- Furmon 6 0 1 261* 66 9 1 1 366 107 St. Louis 9 12 2 20 86 99 Herald Reporter New Orleans 7 6 0 .538 275 287 31-18-6206. 248. W Cor. 5 0 1 165 80 2 1 297 182 Smyihe Dlylslon Woolfolk 1-8. LA Raiders— Branch 683. RECEIVING— Buffalo-Moore 8-63, Atlanta 6 7 0 .462 294 307 Bornwell 683, Christensen 64^. Allen 4- RECEIVING— Philodelphia-Quick 6 Chott. 5 2 0 148 103 4 0 227 167 Edmonton 19 4 2 40 154 103 Al Harris of 507 Woodbridge St. isn't a x^clindied ptayoff berth 19, Hosseibeck 1-13. Fran­ 104. App.- St. 4 3 0 137 166 5 0 213 265 Calgary 10 9 4 24 84 91 Sunday's Results Missed field goals: Giants, Hali-Sheikh klin 4-106, Hunter 636. Dawkins 625, Oliver 637. Kab 1-19, Montgomery 1-13. Marsh. 3 4 0 144 130 70209 212. Vancouver 10 12 1 21 99 100 wild-game hunter. But several weeks ago, he Cleveland 41. Baltimore 23 46. Raider, Bahr 52. CrIbbs 2-13. Riddick 1-24, Barnett 1-5. LA Hoover 6128, Carmichael 2-24. Hoddix 1- VM t 1 5 0 43 197 9 0 100 339 Los Angeles 7 12 5 19 96 110 managed to snag an endangered species — a Tampa Bay 33. Houston 24 Rams-Barber 5-65, Farmer 4-61, Dennord 8. Washington-Brown 7-147. J. Washing­ CItodel 1 60 93 227 8 0 175 336 Winnipeg 6 14 3 15 91 115 New Orleans 17. Minnesota 16 4-40, D. Hill 626. Guman 1-13, Dickerson ton ETennSt 1 6 0 111122 8 0 173 178 (Top four In eoch division qualify for Manchester home for $49,000. 1- 1. N.Y. Jets 26. New England 3 Saints 17. Vikings 16 621, Monk>28, Giaquinto 644, Walker 1 David. 0 5 0 38 200 8 0 120 322 Stonley Cup playofH.) To be sure, tbe Green Manor home is definitely Washington 28. Phlladelphla24 Missed field goals: Buffalo. Danelo 52. 6 Saturdoy's Results Chicago 13. San Francisco 3 LA Rams, Lansford 45 Missed Field Gools — Philadelphia. BIO TEN Boston 6, New Jersey 2 a handyman's special. The three-bedroom ranch Son Diego 31. Denver 7 Minnesota 3 7 3 3—16 Franklin 35. W oshin^n, Mosel evM. (Final) N.Y. Islonders 9. Chicago 3 was built in 1953 but it has not been L.A. Raiders 27. N.Y. Giants 12 New Orleans 7 3 0 7—17 Chargers 31.Broncos7 Conference All Gomes Hartford 4. N.Y. Rangers 3 well-maintained for the last seven years. Atlanta 47. Green Bay 41 (OT) First W L T P H OP W L T P H OP Quebec 3, Buffoto 2 r L.A. Rams 41, Buffalo 17 Minn-FG Ricardo 31. 5:40 Illinois 0 0 303 133 10 1 0 338 168 Philadelphia 5, Vancouver 4 The roof leaks. Carpets and drapes need Seattle 51. Kansas City 48 (OT) NO-W. Wilson 2 run (Andersen kick), Denver 700 0—7 College lootball results Michign 8 1 0 304 109 9 2 0 348 151 Washington 5, Montreal 2 replacing. Interior walls and exterior siding need Monday's Gome 12:26 San Diego 14 7 0 16— 31 Iowa 7 2 0 281 131 9 2 0 375 175 Detroit 7. Pittsburgh 4 paint. There are some broken screens and Cincinnati at Miami. 9 p.m. Second First Ohio St. 6 3 0 327 163 8 3 0 382 183 Minnesoto 7, Toronto 6 The living room runs front to back, There are about 1,200 square feet of Den-Poole 1 run (Karllsskick).4:01 Thursday Thursday. Dec. 1 Minn-Galbreath 5 pass from Dlls Alabama St. 13, TuskegeeS WIsensn 5 4 0 245 196 7 4 0 359 242 St. Louis 8. Edmonton 6 windows, and storm doors have to be replaced. L.A. Raiders at San Diego. 9 p.m. SD-WInslow 9 pass from Fouts Purdue 3 5 1 245 279 3 7 1 251 364 living space in the home. (Ricardo kick), 7:32 (Benirschke kick), 10:06 Go. Southern 15, SavannalftSt. 0 Calgary 4. Los Angeles 1 Sunday. Dec. 4 NO-FG Andersen 25,12:55 Louisiana St. 30, Tulane 7 Mich. St 2 6 1 111 193 4 6 1 162 233 Sundoy's Games THE DAY the Herald visited, Harris was in the St. Louis at N.Y. Giants. 1 p.m. SD-Winslow 2 pass from Fouts Indiana 2 7 0 173 326 3 8 0 201 360 Third (Benirschke kick), 13:31 Memphis St. 45, Louisville 7 No Games Scheduled Atlonta at Washington, 1 p.m. MInn-FG Ricardo 27,11:35 Newberrv 23, Presbyterian 0 Nrwstrn 2 7 0 101 329 2 9 0 101 388 Mondoy’s Game back of the house, applying a water-based stain to Buffalo at Kansas City, 1 p.m. Fourth Second Friday Minnesot 0 9 0 130 361 1 10 0 181 518 Vancouver ot N.Y. Rangers, 7:35 p.m. the siding. That's the first step in preparing the Chloogo at Green Bay, 1 p.m. NO W. Wilson 1 run (Andersen kick), SD-Brooks 3 run (Benirschke kick), MIDAMERICAN 6:09 Navy 42, Army 13 Tuesdoy's Games house for winter. In the spring, he will add Cincinnati at Pittsburgh. 1 p.m. 2:16 Boston Colleoe 20, Alabama 13 (Final) Buffalo at Montreal. 7:35 p.m. L.A. Rams at Philadelphio. 1 p.m. Minn-FG Ricordo 32. 11:23 Fourth Long Beach St. 6, Utah St. 3 Conference All Gomes Woshington atQuebec. 7:3Sp.m. another coat. Miami ot Houston, 1 p.m. A-59,502 SD-Muncie 1 run (Benirschke kick), Saturday WLTPHOP WLTPHOP Chicago at New Jersey. 7:35 p.m. Next project: the roof. All the old shingles will Herald photos by New Orleons at New England, 1 p.m. Minn NO 0:17 No. III. 8 1 0 248 119 9 2 0 294 190 SD-FG Benirschke 20, 6:52 Arizona 17, Arizona St. 15 N.Y. Islonders at St. Louis. 8:3Sp.m. be taken off, he says, some roof repairs made, and Cleveland ot Denver, 4 p.m. First downs 17 18 Arkansas 14, Texas Tech 13 Toledo 7 2 0 200 148 9 2 0 276 167 Pittsburgh at Minnesota, 8:35p.m. Al Tarquinlo Dallos at Seattle, 4 p.m. Rushes-yarCte 33— 121 42— 153 A-43,650 Central St. (Ohio) 24, SW Texas 16 Bwg Gr. 7 2 0 214 152 8 3 0 277 242 Philadelphia ot Calgary, 9;35p.m. then the whole area will be re-shingled "1 hope it N.Y. Jets at Baltimore, 4 p.m. Passing yards 124 171 Den SD (Seorgla 37, Georgia Tech 24 C. Mich. 7 2 0 206 90 8 3 0 257 136 Winnipeg at Los Angeles, 10:35 p.m. doesn't rain,” he says. Tampa Bay at San Francisco, 4 p.m. Sacks by-yards 0— 00 2— 17 First downs 15 31 Ball St 4 4 0 166 220 6 5 0 247 302 Kitchen of 507 Woodbridge St. home shows Rushes-yards 40— 141 Grambllng 24, Southern 10 Harris obviously has quite a bit of work ahead Monday. Dec. 5 Return yards 80 150 23— 83 Nebroska 28, Oklahoma 21 Miami 3 5 0 118 107 4 7 0 152 179 cabinets and appliances that were left by previous Minnesota at Detroit. 9 p.m. Passes )3_30— 1 13— 22— 3 Passing yards 135 264 No. Dakota St. 24, Towson St. 17 W. Mich 4 5 0 158 206 6 5 0 196 233 of him. But he admits to no qualms about tbe 4— 40.5 Sacks-by yards 4-35 1-12 Ohio U. 3 6 0 143 205 4 7 0 163 269 AHL standings Punts 7— 44.3 Return yards SW Louisiana 25, San Jose St. 21 project. In fact, he seems delighted with his owners. Jets 26. Patriots 3 Fumbles-lost 1—0 2— 2 146 70 Tennessee 34, Vanderbilt 24 Kent St. 1 80 141 225 1 90 157 260 Penaltles-yards 2— 15 6-r-41 Passes 14— 28— 3 24— 33— 1 E. Mich. 0 9 0 127 260 1 10 0 134 276 choice. Punts 5— 39.0 2— 45.5 Texas 45, Texas A8.M 13 Northern Time of possession 29:52 30:08 Western Carolina 24, Colgate 23 W L T PH. GF GA "This is the housing an entire generation of New Englond 0 0 3 Individual Statistics Fumbles lost 0 -0 5— 1 M ISSO U R I V A L L E Y New York Jets 0 3 1310— 26 Penoltles 8— 93 12— 117 Wyoming 31, Hovyall 13 Novo Scotia 13 6 5 31 95 78 people grew up with — a starter home,” he says. ROSHING — Minnesota-Galbreoth 14- (Final) Adirondack 13 9 1 27 105 105 Second 58, Individuol Stathitics Conference All Gomes "It's a nice location. I've already met the N Y J— FG Leahy 18.8:12 RUSHING — Denver-Poole 6-16. Fredericton 11 10 2 24 92 67 Third Nelson 18-54, Jones 1-9. New Orleons-G. Winder College bowls W L T Pts OP W L T Pts OP Moncton 11 11 1 23 80 77 neighbors, and it's walking distance to 7-11. Rogers 2669, W. Wilson 12-49, Gaian 7-41, x-TulSO 5 0 0 146 83 8 3 0 297 185 10 7 2 22 77 68 "One of the nice surprises is when 1 was taking N E— FG Steinfort 33. 2:22 Stabler 66. 1626, Upchurch 1-7, Willhite633. ELway x-So. III. 4 1 0 137 87 10 1 0 359 157 Maine NYJ—Walker 64 pass from Todd 1-1. San Dlego-Muncle 19-82, Fouts 2-0, Sherbrooke 7 16 2 16 90 lie out some bushes (I found) a brick border and PA SSIN G — Mlnnesoto-Dlls 16361.-141, S ^ rd a V f Dec. 10 Ind. St. 3 2 0 134 113 8 3 0 268 173 Southern (Leahy kick). 4:08 New Orieans-Stabler 1622-6171. Brooks 14-43, Jackson 616. X-Wichit 3 3 0 171 152 3 8 0 257 341 N Y J— FG Leahy 34, 5:34 PASSIN G — Denver-Etwav 14-263-147. Independence Bowl Rochester 14 10 1 29 111 97 remains of a garden. There're iris bulbs and RECEIVING— Minnesota-Galbreoth At Shreveport, La. III. St. 2 2 1 149 128 6 4 1 308 226 N Y J— FG Leahy 35,11:36 4- San DIego-Fouts 24-361-299. Baltimore 12 5 5 29 102 83 they're alive. I'll turn that into an iris bed" Fourth R EC E IV IN G — Denver-Wlllhite 631, Air Force (8-2) vs. Mississippi (6-5), 8 x-Drake 1 6 0 98 235 1 10 0 136 342 Springfield 10 6 3 23 91 85 29, Bruer 2-37. McCultum 2-33, Nelson 2- p.m. W. Texos 0 5 1 140 179 0 10 1 162 297 New Hoven 10 14 2 22 112 121 NYJ— Walker 8pass from Todd (Leahy 12. Jordan 1-19, Lewis 1-6, Young 1-5. Winder 2-5, Upchurch 4-^, Watson 2-65. X— played designated conf. game kick), 2:20 Preston 1-3. San Diego-Sievers 627, Soturdov, Dec. 17 St. Catharines 9 15 1 19 106 128 INSIDE, the house has a long living-dining New Orleans-Groth 656, Goodlow 4-52, Colifornia Bowl SOUTHWEST V N Y J— FG Leahy 19. 9:04 Scott 2-39. Brenner 1-20. W. Wilson 1-4. Joiner 7-102, Chandler 630. Winslow6103. Hershey 8 12 3 19 86 102 area, a kitchen, three bedrooms and a bath. A-48,620 Holohan 1-19, Muncle 2-18. At Fresno, Cotif. (Final) Binghomton 7 12 2 16 102 117 Missed field goals: Minnesota, Ricardo Northern Illinois (9-2) vs. Cal State- Conference All Games There's a sun room with sliding glass doors off the 47. Missed field goals: Denver, Karliss 37. Sunday's Results NE NYJ San Diego, Benirschke 34. Fullerton (7-4), 4 p.m. W L T P H OP W L T P H OP Adirondack 5. New Haven 4 dining.area, and a first-floor laundry in back of First downs 12 21 FlorMo Citrus Bowl Texas 8 0 0 206 75 11 0 0 280 104 Rochester 4, Sherbrooke 0 the attached garage. All together, Harris, a Ru^es-yords 28— 96 34— 116 At Orlando, Fla. SM U 7 1 0 189 90 10 1 0 267 109 Mondoy's Gome Baylor 4 3 1 241 182 7 3 1 325 232 bachelor, has about 1,200 feet of living space. Passing yards 112 305 Seahawks Chiefs 48 Browns41, Colts 23 Maryland (8-3) vs. Tennessee (8-3), 8 Springfield ot Fredericton Sacks by-yards ‘ 0—00 5—47 p.m. Tex. A& M 4 3 1 148 121 5 5 1 217 174 Tuesday’s Gomes The house needs deep cleaning. "But I haven't Return yards 154 92 Thursdov, Dec. 22 Arkanss 4 40 160 145 6 50204 172 Nova Scotia at Adirondack found any sign of structural damage so far, " he Passes 13— 27— 1 22— 36— 1 Kansas City Baltimore 3 14 0 6—23 Hall of Fame Bowl T. Tech 3 4 1 117 136 3 7 1 160 252 7 21 7 131 . Cleveland 14 14 10 3>-41 Houston 3 5 0 162 214 4 7 0 225 294 Moncton at St. Catharines says. There is some damage to plaster under a Punts 8-^3.5 3—43.0 Seattle 7 7 17 17 3— 51 At Birmingham, Ala. Fumbles-lost 3— 1 2— 1 First First West Virginio (8-3) vs. Kentucky (6-4- TCU 1 6 1 148 196 1 8 2 174 252 living room window, however, and there is a Cle-Pruitt 4 run (Bahr kick), 1:07 Penaltles-yards 6— 65 4— 35 KC— Marshall 11 pass from Kenney 1), 8 p.m. Rice 0 8 0 56 267 1 10 0 105 305 crack in the archway that leads to the kitchen. Time of possession 25:42 34:18 Bal-FG 31 Aliegre. 5:39 Friday, Dec. 23 (Loweryklck),4:21 Cle-Adams 15 pass from SIpe (Bahr Harris expects to have little trouble replacing Individual Statistics Sea— Warner 28 run (Johnson kick), Holldav Bowl B IG SK Y RUSHING— New England-R. Weath­ kick), 9:25 At Son Diego Boxing 11:37 Second < (Final) parts of the house that have been damaged ers Second Brigham Young (10-1) vs. Missouri (7- Conference All Games 3*34, Collins 18-22. van eeghen 4-23, Eason Bal-McMIllan 4 pass from Pagel 4), 9 p.m. beyond repair. "Everything in the house is KC— Paige 17 pass from Kenney (Aliegre kick). 4:12 W L T Pts OP W L T Pts OP M2. Tatupu 2-5. New York-McNell 24-67, (Lowerykick).0;50 Soturdoy, Dec. 24 X-Nv-Rn standard. 'These moldings are still available." he Ryan 1-25. Todd 1-minus 2, Barber 630, Cle-Newsome 66 pass from SIpe (Bahr KC— Kenney 1 run (Lowery kick).9:54 kick). 5:43 Sun Bowl Idoho St. says, pointing toward edging around the Jones 1-minus 6, Dierking 1-2. Seo— Walker 18 pass from Krieg At El Paso, Texos PASSING^— New England-Eason 13-27- Bal-McMitlan 2 run (Aliegre kick), Idaho Major fight schedule bathroom door. (Johnsonkick),11:54 11:24 9 Southern Methodist (10-1) vs. Alabania Boise St. 1- KC— Brown 13run (Lowery kick), 14:15 (7-3), 3 p.m. Weber St. Harris, a self-employed salesman, isn't a 159. New Yark-Todd 22-361-305. Third Cle-Logan 9 pass from SIpe (BAhr Monday, Dec. 26 kick), 14:51 Montana (c-denotes defending champion) newcomer to house renovation. RECEIVING— New England-Morgon Seo— Ooornlnk 27 pass from Krieg Aloha Bowl N. Ariz. 6 Third At Honolulu, Howoii "1 bought a house over on the West Side in 1967.1 (Johnsonkick),2:12 Cle-FG 26 Bahr, 5:16 Mont. St. 1 10 0 109 289 Nov. 30 ot Atlantic City, N.J. — Mike 69, van Eeghen 2-24, R. Weathers 2-16, Sea— Warner 1 run (Johnson kick),4:28 Penn Stote (7-4-1) vs. Washington (8-3), X-denotes conference champion TInley vs. Teddy Mann, 12, mid finished it off and moved out," he says. "But I've Dawson 2-11, Jones 1-19. Ramsey 1-11, Sea— FGJohnson42,8:05 Cle-Pruitt 2 run (Bahr kick), 14:24 8 p.m. dlewelghts. always wanted to do one like this." Starring 1-9. New York-McNell 2-22, Fourth Thursday, Dec. 29 KC— Kenney 1 run (Lowerykick), 12:26 Bal-Butler 7 pass from Pagel (kick W EST E R N A TH LETIC Dec. 2 at Shirley. N.Y. — Kevin Molev Harris plans to do all the cleaning, painting and Jones 686, Walker 693, Barber 1-5, Fourth Liberty Bowl Conference All Gomes vs. Steve Williams. 10. mlddleweights: Barkum 4-54, Lewis 2-18, Shuler 2-27. failed), 8:31 At Memphis, Tenn. repair himself. Although he plans to organize a KC— Carson 18 pass from Kenney Cle-FG 27 Bahr, 14:26 W L T Pts OP W L T Pts OP Lee Roy Murphy vs. Charley Vanderhall, Missed field gools: New England, (Loweryklck),3:56 Boston College (9-2) vs. Notre Dame BYU 0 0 310 93 10 1 0 484 230 10, crulserweights. work party of friends to help him clean out before Steinfort 39. A-65,812 (6-5), 8:30 p.m. Sea— Warner 1 run (Johnson kick),8:00 Balt Clev Air For 2 0 184 139 8 2 0 320 211 Dec. 4 at Pattaya, Thailand — c-Rafael be moves in, the initial work will be done without Sea— Johns 14 pass from Krieg (John­ Friday, Dec. 30 Wyomng 3 0 203 202 5 0 331 327 Orono vs. Payoo Poltarat, 12. W BC super First downs 23 22 Gotor Bowl Falcons47,Packers41 sonkick),12:36 Rushes-yards 41— 195 26— 110 N. Mex. 3 0 164 147 6 0 239 233 flyweight title. the help of a professional. KC— Brown 21 pass from Kenney (kick At Jacksonville, Flo. Hawaii 3 1 159 117 4 1 234 215 Dec. 6 at London — Frank Bruno vs. "One of my objects is to see how economically failed), 13:30 Passing yards 146 307 Iowa (9-2) vs. Florida (7-2-1),8p.m. Return yards 72 175 Utah 4 0 232 210 6 0 296 289 Walter Santemore, 10. heavyweights. this kind of thing can be done," he says. "So far Green Bay 14 10 7 10(^1 Sea— FG Johnson 42,14:58 Peach Bowl Col. St. 4 0 140 216 70222 340 Dec. 6 at Atlontic (Zity. N.J. — Charlie Overtime Passes 15-26— 2 20-33—0 At Aftanto Atlanto 0 21 3 17 6r-47 Punts 5— 46.4 4— 42.5 SD St. 5 1 164 224 8 1 214 314 Boston vs. Mike SacchettI, 10. mld- I'm into it for about $57." First Sea— FGJohnson42,l :46 Florida State (6-4) vs. North Carolina UTEP 8 0 134 284 100 210 359 dlewelghts. After Harris moves in, he plans to add finishing A-56,793 Fumbles lost 0 - 0 1— 0 (8-3), 3 p.m. G6-Lofton 14 pass from Dickey Penalties 8— 56 4— 62 Dec. 8 at Los Angeles — Marcos (Stenerud kick), 4:20 KC Sea Saturday, Dec. 31 Viltosano vs. Maxim o Bollesteros, 10, touches. He will be assisted by interior decorator First downs Sacks 2-18 1-6 Bluebonnet Bowl PACIFIC-10 GB-DIckeyl run (Stenerudkick),9:09 26 33 Individual StotHltlcs featherweights. Jean Odom of Bruce Road. Altogetber, he figures The house has three bedrooms, The room Second Rushes-yards 26— 127 47— 280 At Houston (Final) Conference All Games Dec. 13 at Atlantic City, N.J. — A back view of the house shows the yard. Al Harris of Manchester bought the Passing yards RUSHING — Baltimore-Dickey 14-38, Baylor (7-3-1) vs. Oklahoma State(7-4), W L T Pts OP W L T Pts OP he will spend no more than $5,000 to put the house GB-Coffman 7 pass from Dickey 304 251 McMillan 11-50, Pogel 638, N. Williams Anthony Fletcher vs. Ruben Munoz, 10, pictured faces the back yard. (Stenerud kick). 1:40 Sacks by-yards 6— 40 1— 7 8 p.m. y-UCLA 6 1 1 211 158 6 4 1 264 256 lightweights: Alex Ramos vs. Robert in livable, decorated shape. handyman's special for only $49,000. 636, Moore 633. Cleveland-Prultt 24-110, Monday, Jon. 2 Wash 5 20 175 91 8 3 0 275 165 Atl-Andrews 6 pass from Mo- •Return yards 85 242 Green 2-0. West, 10, mlddleweights. roski Passes 21— 38— 0 17— 32— 1 Cotton Bowl Wash. St. 5 3 0 152 156 7 4 0 227 211 Dec. 13 at Atlontic City, N.J. — Simon PASSING— Baltlmore-Pagel 16262- At Dallos x-USC 4 3 0 151 128 4 6 1 210 238 (Luckhurst kick), 8:36 Punts 5— 40.8 2— 43.5 164. Brown vs. Ernest Jackson, 10. welter­ Atl-Andrews 20 run (Luckhurst kick), Fumbles-lost 2— 2 3— 2 Texas (11-0) vs. Georglo (9-1-1), 1:30 x-ArIzon 4 3 1 226 157 7 3 1 353 188 weights. Cleveland-SIpe 26366313. p.m. Ariz St. 4 3 1 188 112 6 4 1 320 300 10:25 Penaltles-yards 4— 20 5— 37 RECEIVING— BaltImore-McMillan Dec. 17 ot Atlantic City, N.J. — c-Jeff GB-FG Stenerud 23,13:59 Time of possession 23:52 37:54 Fiesta Bowl Oregon 3 3 1 82 114 4 6 1 152 224 Chandler vs. Oscar Muniz, 15. W BA Att-Balley 50 pass from Moroski -Individual Statistics 62- At Phoenix, Ariz. Calif 3 4 1 179 173 5 5 1 242 227 bantomwelght title. Christmas Is for children, but what It you have none? 2. N. Williams 2-32, T. Porter 671, Ohio State (8-3) vs. Pittsburgh (8-2-1), Ore. St. 1 6 1 85 245 2 8 1 171 332 (Luckhurst kick), 15:00 RUSHING^K^ansas City-Brown 13-56, Butler. 2-14, Dickey M l. Sherwln 2-11, Jan. 10 at Atlantic City, N.J. — Third K. Thomas 644, Carson 1-18, Kenney 67, 1:30 p.m. Stanford 1 70 128 226 1 10 0 159 293 Livingstone Bramble vs. Kenny Bogner. GB-Coffman 20 pass from Dickey Jackson 1-2; Seattle-Warner 32-207, Bry­ Moore 1-3. Cleveland-Adams 686. Holt 1- Rose Bowl x-lnellgible for conference champion­ 10, lightweights. 8, Hall 1-9, Newsome 6108, Logan 664, At Posodeno, Calif. ship. (Stenerud kick), 7:43 ant 11-38. Johns 1-26, Krieg 69. Pruitt 2-7. Belk 1-23. Walker 1-8. Atl-FG Luckhurst 44. .11:16 PASSING— Kansas Clty-Kenney 21-36 Illinois (10-1) vs. U CLA (6-4-1),5p.m. y-clinched conference title. Fourth 6 311. Seattle-Krleg 1631-1-280, Largent Missed field goals: None. Oronge Bowl PAC COAST ATHLETIC ASSOCIA­ GB-FG Stenerud 33, 2:15 1- 1-611 . At Miomi, Fla. TION Holidays are difficult for infertile couples Atl-Andrews 1 run (Luckhurst kick). RECEIVING— Kansas Clty-Corson 7- Nebraska (12-0) vs. Miami (Fla.) (10- ,(Final) Cavs gain 5:42 149, Marshall 659, K.Thomas622,Paige2- 1), 8 p.m. Conference All Games Buccaneers 3 3 . oilers 24 Sugar Bowl Atl-FG Luckhurst 22,12:45 46, Brown 2-27, Scott 1-8, Kenney 1-0. W L T PH OP W L T PH OP NCAA semis Christmas that she does at other times of the year. Atl-K.Johnson 26 Interception return Seattle-Wolker 675, Largent 4-66, Door- At New Orleons y-FulIrtn 5 1 0 119 98 7 4 0 186 241 Bv Susan Plese waiting with their children to see Santa Claus. "There's Christmas cheer in the Eldred house this (Luckhurst kick), 13:03 nlnk656. Young 3-40, Jackson 1-29. Johns Auburn (9-1) vs. Michigan (9-2), 8 p.m. Las Vegos 4 2 0 136 79 7 4 0 255 192 "Maybe it's lucky that at Christmas time I've had Houston 0 3 714—24 CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. Herald Reporter There are toy stores crammed full of merchandise year, loo. The couple has adopted an infant son. Mrs. GB*EIUs4ryn-('Stenerudkick). I,4f57-. l-14,Kriegl-ll. Tampa 0 12 14 7— 33 Long Bch 3 3 0 89 90 8 4 0 261 188 reason to hope," she says. She has been trying to have Eldred said last week she "couldn't wait for Overtlihe Missed fleidgoals: Seattle, Johnson 49. Second San Jose 3 3 0 142 130 5 6 0 256 253 (IIPI) — Jeff Gaffney scored two and squealing children. TV ads featuring pajama- Atl-K.Johnson 31 interception return, TB-Armstrong 6 poss from Thompson Utah St. 3 3 0 106 96 5 6 0 193 211 The picture: mommy and daddy secretly piling clad toddlers racing around a tree. And there is the a child for two and a half years. Thanksgiving. •••••••••••••••••••••• Fresno St. 2 4 0 100 116 6 5 0 242 214 goals and led the Virginia Cavali­ 2:13 (kick failed). 0:04 Christmas presents around a brightly decorated need, usually, to finds gifts for assorted nieces and The first Christmas, she says, she had been trying "After-years and years of being together, 1 just A-35.688 TB-House25passfromThompson (kick Pacific 1 5 0 91 174 3 9 0 211 347 ers to a 3-2 victory over San for only six montbs, a period of time which is not can't tell you how thrilled I'll be to go to Thanksgiving Atl failed), 4:58 x-Nw Mx. 0 0 0 00 00 5 6 0 211 292 Christmas tree. There's a tricycle, a baby doll with a nephews or godchildren. Francisco in quarterfinal play of unreasonable. First downs 25 Bears 13.49ers3 Hou-FG Kempf 51, 12:31 Radio, TV x-inetigible for conference champion­ the NCCA touranment. bottle, and a toy fire engine. "You havetoshoplorotheriieople'schildrcn." says with a baby in my arms. I've dreamed about it for Rushes-yards 29- 28— 152 Third ship The second year, she had just started a fertility years." Posslng yards 293 Hou-Campbell 1 run (Kempf kick,) 1:55 •••••••••••••••••••••• v-cl inched conference title The Cavaliers, 16-4, got the Cathy Treadow, 32, of Manchester. "There's pleasure workup. There was hope, again, that soon she would "TlVere will be the patter of little feet in the Treadow Sacks by 60 San Francisco 3 0 0 0— 3 TB-House 41 pass from Thompson winning goal from Gaffney with In just a few hours, three little people will patter Return yards 114 Chicago « 37 36—13 in giving to others, of course, but you just wish you be pregnant. household, as well. The couple has a 3ryear-old (Capece kick), 3:43 37:33 left in the second half Sunday downstairs in the half-dark, and eagerly open their Passes 26—3; 22— 35— 1 First TB-Owens4run (Capecekick),6:04 TONIGHT could give to your own child,” This year she and her husband face tbe holidays daughter, born after five years of infertility. Mrs. Punts 1- 2— 33.0 Chl-FG 29 Thomas, 5:00 B IG EIG H T and took a 2-0 lead on goals by gifts, spreading shredded wrappings, ribbons, and SF-FG 24 Wersching, 14:55 Fourth 9 Bengals vs. Dolphins, Channels 8, squeals of delight throughout the living room. with a new prospect. They have recently taken steps Treadow is again undergoing an infertility workup in Fumbles-lost 2— 0 2 -0 Hou-Campbell 2 run (Kempf kick), 0:05 40, W PO P Conference All Gomes Gaffney and Adam Saladin. "C H R IST M A S IS more for children than adults," Penalties-yards 6—68 14— 134 Second TB-Obradovich 3 pass from Thompson W L T P H OP W L T Pts OP to adopt a child. hopes of having a second child. Time of possession 31:10 31:03 Chl-MCKInnon 49 pass from McMahon (Capece kick). 6:15 Nebrosk 7 0 0 335 130 12 0 0 624 186 San Francisco, which closes its Recognize this scenario'? Many parents take it for she continues. One particular image stands in her Individual Leaders (Thomos kick), 12:56 Oklahom 5 2 0 206 121 7 4 0 291 205 season with a 19-6 record, rallied Third Hou-Dressel 7 pass from Luck (Kempf granted. Christmas is for children, after all. mind. RUSHING: Green B a y -E llis 16 kick), 11:42 Missouri 5 2 0 204 119 7 4 0 275 181 with a goal by Cato Anderson at 63, Chi-FG 23 Thomas, 12:59 A-38,425 Okla St 3 4 0 157 103 7 4 0 247 148 But for countless infertile couples, there are no Mrs. Treadow and her husband had gone to choose a Meade 9-35, Clark 4-16, Lofton 1-13, A-40,483 Iowa Sf 3 4 0 174 264 4 7 0 248 385 41:17 into the first half. The other Huckleby 2-4. Lewis 1-3. Dickey 2-0. SF Chi Bowling Kansas 2 5 0 163 241 4 6 1 296 320 children. There are no sounds of padded feet creeping Christmas tree at a tree farm several years ago. First downs % Hou TB goal came on a penalty kick by Atlanto— Andrews 26129, Cain 4-11, 20 16 First downs 21 19 Colorado 2 5 0 163 275 4 7 0 252 342 downstairs, and no tricycles to cut a swath through the Inevitably, they began arguing over which tree to Some suggestions for coping Moroski 1-7, Riggs 1-5, Robinson 1-2, B. Rushes-yards 25— 72 41— 191 Kan St 1 6 0 107 256 3 8 0 186 343 Vidar Larsen with 3:40 left in the Passing yards Rushes-yards 25— 92 38— 135 colored holiday clutter. And at the holiday season, take. The debate heated up, and finally frustration I Johnson 1-minus 2. 218 133 Passing yards 165 210 second half. PA SSIN G : Green B ay— Dickey 2637- Return yards 82 58 their sorrow is even more acute. poured out. Passes 11- 19- 4) Sacks by-yards 3—14 2 21 U.S. Mixed MAJOR INDEPENDENTS 3— 26-^13— 2 Return yords 5 78 366. Atlanto— Moroski 22-361 — 303. Punts 5— 31.4 5— 35.0 Passes I9_3i_3 )7_29_o Kris McLauijhIln 195-474, Daale w L T Pts OP "Christmas is children. Period," says Sally Eldred "We were standing in the middle of the field.” says Fumbles-lost Miami, Fla 10 1 0 282 106 Clubs remain RECEIVING: Green Bay— Lofton 7- 3— 2 1— 1 Punts 0 4— 44.3 3— 41.0 Pecker 454, Mary Whipple 178, Terry of Bloomfield, president of the Greater Hartford Mrs. Treadow. " I said, 'Christmas is for children and with pain of chiidiesssness 161, Penaltles-vords 2— 18 6-33 Holy Cross 9 1 1 304 167 Fumbles-lost 2— 1 3__1 Prlskwoldo 190-470, Sue Cote 179-471, Vlrolnlo Tech chapter of Resolve, an organization that provides Ellis 5-63, Coffman 4-47, Meade 4-2, Time of possession 25:18 •34:42 Sheila Price 190-218-562, Betty H ite454, 9 2 0 301 91 in piace we don't have any children so let's just forget it.'” Individual Leoders Penalties-yards 5—26 4 29 Boston College 9 2 0 333 171 support and information to infertile couples, Huckleby 2-12. Lewis 1-47, Epps 1-25. Time of possession 29:39 30:21 Sue Hale 196-508, Bob Skoglund 223-538, specialty shops. concert. Jefferson 1-7. Atlanta— B. Johnson RUSHING— San Francisco-Craig 16 Rich Pecker 208-574, Ed Larson 553. Pittsburgh 8 2 1 265 137 It's not just holiday preparations that are hard, What can childless couples do to 21 Indlyidual Leaders West Virginia 8 3 0 302 173 LONDON (UPl) - West Ham Plan time with relatives, but 674, . ^^RUSHING — Houston-Compbell 24- THE ORGANIZATION will sponsor a free meeting though. There's the holiday dinner, the time when the ease the pain around the holidays? Consider a pet. "Their joy is Andrews 654, Bailey 4-80, Hodge 4-63, Tyler 618. Montana 615. Orosz 1-16, Ring Colgate 8 3 0 368 238 and Manchester United drew 1-1 whole clan gathers around grandma's dining room Sully Eldred. president of the stay only as long as you are contagious.” It will give you Miller 2-15. Cox 1-11. Riggs 1-6. 1-2. Chlcago-Payton 1668, Suhey 14-47, East Carolina 8 3 0 271 280 Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at Child and Family Services, McMahon 9-74, Boschnaget2-2. Luck 1-5. Tampa Bay-Owens 2880, So. Mississippi 7 4 0 235 Sunday to stay in second and third table. Greater Hartford, chapter of Re­ comfortable and choose the time something to love. Missed field gools: none. Carver 9-38, Middleton 2-4, Armstrong 3- 128 1680 Albany Ave. The topic: coping with the holidays. PASSING— San Francisco-Montana Penn State 7 4 1 307 302 place respectively in the First "M y sister has four children," says Mrs. Eldred, solve. has several suggestions. that is least painful. Don't spend the holidays the wa\ 26 Florida State 6 4 0 339 Myrna Cobbledick, a social worker, will moderate a PASSING — Houston-Luck 19-31-3- 256 Division of English soccer. who sees relatives on both sides over the holidays. "It Don't try to do everything the Spend time alone as a couple. you did as a child. Create your own 462-255. Chicog^M cMahon 11-19-6159. 186. Calendar Memphis State 6 4 1 277 205 panel discussion. Couples will discuss why the CFL playoffs Notre Dame 6 5 0 Ray Wilkins put Manchester was always assumed that because 1 didn't have a Way you would if you had children. Schedule activities with friends way of celebrating. : Tampa Bay-Thompson 17-294)-224. 297 159 holidays are so difficult, and how they can be more RECEIVING— Son Franclsco-Tyler 6 Syracuse 6 5 0 178 200 United ahead in the 56th minute but child. I made the hors d'oeuvrqs, I made the drinks, 1 Expect there will be a void. who do not have children. Do something for someone else. South Carolina 5 6 0 233 227 Dave Swindlehurst headed in the enjoyable. Conference finals RECEIVING — Houston-Campbell 1- Cincinnati 4 cleaned up." The sister was busy, of course, with her Do what appeals to you. Make a Plan a trip away from home so Keep your situation in perspective. Sunday, Nov. 20 Wilson 68l. Croig 7-57. Solomon 2-19, 6 1 208 234 mlnues 1, Walls 1-9, Smith 897, Renfro 1- Tulane 4 6 0 tying goal two minutes later. Why IS the hpliday period particularly sad for you have something special to look Toronto 41, Hamilton 36 Nehemlah 1-13, Clark 622, Ring 615, 11, Holston 1-9, Bryanf 1-19, Croft 824, 208 218 babies. plan for holiday celebrations. Be honest about what hurts'. Ramson 1-6. Chlcago-McKInnon 6 FRIDAY Temple 4 7 0 171 241 Liverpool remained in first place couples who cannot have children? forward to. B rl^ h Colum bia^. Winnipeg 21 Dressel 2-18. Tampa Bay-Bell 1-15, Rutgers If reminders are painful, avoid For more information about ^ Sundoy's Result 65, Football 3 8 0 195 258 with 31 points from IS games and Obradovich 820, Owens 2-17, Armstrong Navy 3 8 0 T H E R E IS ANOTHER side to the story, however. 'the malls. They are filled with If you can't get away, plan Resolve, write to Resolve. Greater Grey Cup Payton 3-34, Suhey 634, Gault 1-5, 3-43, Carver 2-12, Carter 2-49, House 368. Class M M Division 202 267 mere are the constant reminders ot cniiuiessness Moorehead 1-21. Championship Richmond 3 8 0 169 287 West Ham and Manchester United One 30-year-old Manchester woman, who asked not to pregnant women, babies and Santa something special locally. Go to Hartford chapter, P.0, Box 17083, At Voncouver, B.C. Missed field goalsi^Tampa Bav- Louisville 3 8 0 157 that aren't so apparent in other seasons, Mrs. Eldred Toronto 18. British Columblo 17 Missed field goals: Chicago, Thomos Capece, East Catholic vs. Hand at Willow 351 moved within a point of the says. Go to a mall, and there are lines of parents be identified, said she has no more trouble over Claus. Shop, instead, in small dinner, or get tickets for a play or West Hartford. 06117. 52. 41. Brook Park, New Britain, 7:30 p.m. Arm y 2 9 0 147 309 defending champion. ( » I • N MANCHESTER HERALD. .Mowlay, Nov. 28. 1983 — 17 l« - MANnil-:STK4< IIKKAI.D. Monduy, Nov. 2H. 1!>H3 About Town What are speakers Advice Show your teeth that’re time aligned? Reporter chooses not to play The Town of Manchester will conduct a dental screening Thursday from lOto 11:30 a.m. and lto2:45 QUESTION: One of the p.m. at the Senior Center, 549 E. Middle Turnpike. new types of speakers on A dentist will identify dental caries, ill-fitting the market claims that it his admirer’s greeting game dentures, gum disease or suspicious lesions. Proper is "time aligned." What Stereo Expert oral hygiene, nutrition and the importance of does this mean? How does burgh, Pa. 15234. It's this affect the sound? i S , DEAR ABBY; I need proper-fitting dentures will be discussed. Jack Bertrand non-profit, so please en­ your advice. I did a very close a long, stamped, ANSWER: All sound dumb thing. There is a self-addressed envelope, PTO sponsors craft fair travels at the same speed, newspaper reporter in DEAR ABBY: This is about 1000 feet per second. town I wanted to.meet, so I BOLTON — The Bolton PTO will sponsor its annual Dear Abby for the person who said he When multiple drivers are sent him a cute card with holly berry craft fair Saturday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. couldn’t afford coun.sel- used in a speaker system no signature. About a at the Bolton Elementary School, Notch Road. m ing. Abby, when my physi­ phase distortion of com­ week later I called him. Abigail Van Buren .Items for sale will include dried flower arrang- modulatlon .distortion be­ cian recommended coun­ plex sounds results be­ QUESTION: A few ste­ He seemed intrigued and ments, stenciled fabrics, Christmas ornaments, tween low and high fre- seling. I. too, said I cause of the different reo manufacturers are asked me if I would have baskets, and dollhouse miniatures. The PTO will quencies during couldn't afford it,. Five distances between each advocating bi- lunch with him. Instead of provide a bake sale, refreshments, a Chinese auction . amplification. The sound years later, . I had a driver and the listeners ampllficated systems. giving him my own name, and pictures with Santa from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. No from a good quality bi- nervous breakdown. I still ears. This type of distor­ Could you explain this I gave him the name of a admission. amplified system is more couldn't afford counsel­ tion makes instruments type of system? girl I work with, and the DEAR SORRY: You lem child ’ is now a high ing, but I went .And unlike with high harmonic or defined than a single phone number of the blew it when you gave him school senior who quali­ amplifier system of equal any medical doctors 1 Students learn computers overtone content, such as ANSWER: In a bi- office. the wrong name. Cool it. If fies for college! amplified system a separ­ quality. A bi-amplified He called the office and he wants to meet you, he Abby, please acquaint have found thus far, this The first group of St. James students to complete violins, sound different at ate amplifier is used for stereo system is harder to asked for "June," the girl has your number — in others with this wonderful therapist put her fees at the newly developed computer literacy course different listening posi­ high frequency sounds adjust. A new owner may whose name 1 gave him, more ways than one. group. Had it not been for the bottom of the list of received certificates recently. tions. This is often blamed and another amplifier is have trouble balancing UPI photo and, of course, she had no DEAR ABBY: Eight you, we never would have priorities. I paid what I The grade 8 students are Kimberly Amenta, Kelly on the tweeter having could when I could while poor dispersion by many used for low frequency the bass to the treble, but idea who 'he was. I years ago I wrote to you known about it. Anderson, Thomas Aylward, James Burke, Stephen Dr. Howard Gotlieb, director of special office at B.U.'s Mugar Memorial.The my bill mounted up. Alter listeners. sounds. A crossover net­ with some experimenta­ squared it with her later, concerning a problem we GRATEFUL MOTHER Carlson, Melissa Carroll, Debra Dalessio and portrait is from the film "Jezebel.” DEAR GRATEFUL: two years, I walked from 2 It is important to note work is used before the tion they will find the collections at BostoD University, stands then I called him up to were having with our son, 2 Lawrence Deptula. Thanks for the opportun­ her office a new person. that speakers can only be amplifiers to split the settings that sound the before a picture of Bette Davis in his explain. He just laughed it who was then in the third Also Drew Dionne, Brian Kennedy, Sean Kozi- My life these past six time aligned for one verti­ audio frequencies and best. There are also tri- off, but didn’t mention grade. His teacher told us ity to remind parents kowski, Robert Lamoureaux, Gary Minor, Chris­ years has been wonderful. send them to the proper amplified systems on the lunch. he was having difficulty again to take a closer look topher Maneri and Brian Rooney. cal listening position. This Three months ago I made position must be chosen amplifier. The high fre­ market using the same Well, 1 called him a few keeping up with his class at their "clumsy" 3-year- The course was developed by Sister Eleanore Mary Collecting people’s lives my last payment to her. 1 when designing the quency amplifier is con­ methods but because of days later. He was nice because he couldn’t read. old who can't sit still and of the dicesan school office. Instructor was Barbara am not even aware of speaker. The only differ­ nected to only the mid the large cost increase for enough, but he didn’t ask (She even hinted that he is hard to handle, or the Koorbusch. what the total bill was, range and tweeter drivers the small fidelity increase to see me, so I said, "Hey, might be slightly re­ slow learner who’s a trou­ ence between the new and I don't care to know. while the bass amplifier is I don’t recommend them. what happened to lunch?" tarded.) She said he was blemaker at school and Herald photo by Tarquinlo speakers that claim to be Whatever it was, it isn’t Come to brunch time aligned and the other connected to only the Archivist works to document He said. "Oh, maybe also a discipline problem disrupts the class. If you have a question That child could be enough to pay for what she 8 8 woofers. sometime," which is a types is that the new types and she couldn’t promote HARTFORD — The Business and Professional Going, going, gone are properly aligned for This kind of system is about stereos you would nice way of telling me to him to the fourth grade. brighter than average but did for me. Women’s Club of Hartford will sponsor a holly brunch Abby. don't let anyone an upward angle and the not new. It was used back like to see answered here, get lost, right? 1 want very I wrote to you in desper­ afflicted with a learning Saturday from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the cafeteria of the stop you from recom­ Kathy Fiano, left, and Marilyn Greenfield, members of the older flat front types are in the late fifties and early write to: Jack Bertrand, the history of this century much to meet him and get ation, and you suggested I disability that is treatable Covenant Group Insurance Co., Woodland St. mending counseling. properly aligned for a sixties and it offers some The Stereo Expert, P.O. to know him. I sent Mm write to the Association if detected early. Admission is $5. Included is a cold buffet lunch and Bolton Worrian’s Club, say the afghan due to be auctioned off at For information, write There is no way to des­ straight ahead position. real advantages. This Box 591 Manchester He­ write a life, another card, but I ha­ for Children with Learn­ opportunity to browse among a variety of craft the club’s annual Christmas auction Dec. 8 will keep someone Bv Frederick Waterman Though the archives include to: The Society for Child­ cribe the difference it has The more drivers a kind of system needs no rald, Manchester, CT. "If a curator was at a person’s ven’t heard from him. ing Disabilities. I did, and tables.Call 667-1612 between 6 and 9 p.m. warm. The auction will be at Bolton Community Hall at 8 p.m. All Written tor UPI such statesmen and leaders as ren and Adults with made in my life. speaker system has, the crossover networks be­ 06040. For a personal House Speaker John W. McCor­ side, it would be possible to create Now what do I do? He's I want you to know that reply, enclose a stamped, 28 and I'm 26. Learning Disabilities, OLDER, WISER AND articles to be auctioned will be handcrafted by club members. tickler proper alignment tween the amplifiers and BOSTON — ll was 1964 and Dr. mack and Martin Luther King Jr., an entire era, and a period of time the organization helped us self-addressed envelope. SORRY 4156 Library Road. Pitts­ NOT BANKRUPT Enjoy a musical Christmas Dr. Richard Olmsted of Bolton will be the auctioneer. Proceeds becomes. This is one speakers, therefore better Howard Gotlieb hud just loaded his most of the individuals were could be documented through the enormously. Our "prob­ reason a quality 2 way damping factor and tran­ Jack Bertrand is a li­ prominent in the arts, "about 65 people who made a mark on their The Manchester Symphony Orchestra and the are used to benefit the town and surrounding area. Previews censed technician who car to the ceiling with all of Harold speaker will often sound sient response can be percent," is Gotlieb’s guess. time. And that’s what I’ve attemp­ Center Ballet Theater will give two performances of allowed at 7:30 p.m. The public is invited. No admission charge. lives at 46 Phelps Rd. In Gray's personal papers and 40 more natural than some 3 obtained. There is also a years of the illustrator’s original ted to do here, place myself at the Tchaikovsky's "Nutcracker” Dec. 10 and Dec. Ilat4 Light refreshments will be served. way designs. total elimination of inter- Manchester. side of a lot of people in various After kicking cigarette habit, IT WAS in 1963 that Gotlieb p.m. at Manchester High School. strips of "L i’l Orphan Annie” arrived at BU to assume the post of fields. The orchestra is directed by Dr. Jack Heller, and "When'Mr. Gray decided to give me everything to preserve in our director of special collections, the ballet by Joyce Karpiej, Tickets are $5 for adults " I ’ve pleaded, cajoled, begged Twentieth Century Archives at leaving his duties as archivist at and $2 for children and senior citizens. Call 647-8462 or more than 1,300 public figures to Boston University, 1 thought 1 Yale University, “ where we col­ how long ’til body recovers? 872-7823. Be prepared for the Interviewer’s tricks give us their papers, notes, letters, should take it all then, in case he lected people like George Washing­ ton and Woodrow Wilson, ones who memorabilia, photographs, every­ is: do not smoke during an interview, but if you might change his mind," Gotlieb in la rge Chorale to perform QUESTION; Some friends have told me about the were historically sound and histor­ thing, and we then decide what is DEAR DR. LAMB: I vegetables absolutely must, make sure you lodate an ashtray said. valuable. So, now if one wants to am a 36-year-old pilot and quantities. tricks interviewers play on applicants and they’ve "As 1 got in the car to drive off." ically safe” The Manchester Symphony Chorale will present an before reaching for your cigarettes. Politely decline research information on George have been smoking more gotten me very nervous. Can you explain them and offers of drinks of any kind during an interview. Gotlieb said, “ Harold and Winifred "When I was brought here to evening of Christmas music Dec. 16 at 8 p.m. at St. give me an idea about handling that kind of situation? create this collection, no institu­ Bernard Shaw, Rex Harrison, than two pack's of ci­ DEAR READER; The Mary’s Episcopal Church, Park St. Alcohol is a definiate ’no’ and because of your Gray were standing on the portico Bette Davis or Ella Fitzgerald, garettes for the last 20 danger is that nitrates Job Search of their home and I saw tears tion anywhere was collecting the Your Health Featured will be traditional and contemporary naturally higher level of nervousness, coffee or tea everything can be found here in years. Six months ago 1 may be converted to ni­ ANSWER: Relax! Fortunately, most interviewers more often than not, lead to trouble by spilling, streaming down his face. I jumped papers of someone still alive: no music, including Benjamin Britten’s "Ceremony of don’t use tricks on applicants. The ones that do, don’t one would! take the chance of one place." successfully quit the triles and the nitrates Carols.” splashing, or staining. out and rushed back, asking, habit, spurred on by the Lawrence Lamb, M.D. may be converted to nitro- do it all the time or at every interview. But, on the, Norman M. Gerber "Trap” interviews are few and far between, but if ’What’s wrong? What's the mat­ collecting papers of someone who The performance will be followed by a patron’s off-chance that you might run into one of the had not already achieved a certain IN FACT, what he is doing is fear of failing my flight samines. which in turn N ter?' And he looked at me, that old reception. Tickets are 54 for adults and $2 for students you should find yourself in one, you can get through it making the choice between history physical. may increase the risk of ’tricksters’ , here are the most common situations you very successfully by being aware, confident, and man, and said, ’Don’t you know? reputation,” he said. "There was and senior citizens. Call 633-2419 or 872-7823. could find yourself in: no contemporary collecting going and obscurity, deciding if an Since I quit, the chronic cancer. alert. You're driving off with my life.’ individual's life’s work is good cough has disappeared, But your own body 1. The memory test: the interviewer’s phone will A variation of the sunshine test uses a chair with one "And I've always remembered on." ring during the course of your meeting. Sometimes Gotlieb appreciates that it is enough to be remembered. The my pulse at rest has produces lots of nitrates Chorus will rehearse leg cut shorter than the others, or a broken backrest, Editor’s Note; Norman M. Gerber is a professional that, because I was.” dividing line is a difficult one to dropped from 90 to 70 and as non-smokers. I have discussed the and nitrites. The bacteria this is pre-arranged or sometimes it’s just chance, but etc. The solution is to explain the problem and move to employment consultant. If you have a job search difficult to decide what parts of the Carbon monoxide from The Beethoven Chorus will rehearse Tuesday from follow or explain. my endurance at racquet- effects of smoking on in your colon produces the important thing is that the person behind the desk another chair. question, send a letter to Box 591, Job Search, GRAY WAS one of the first of the present will be valued as history, smoking combines with 10 to 11a.m. at Emanuel Lutheran Church, 60 Church ball and other sports has various systems such as them. They pass into your is 'taken out of the conversation’ for a while. 3. Other tests: An interviewer who tells you It’sokay Manchester Herald, Manchester, CT 06040. For a 1,300 individuals whose lives Go­ but he offers a convincing argu­ the hemoglobin in your the lungs and vision in The St. There will be a coffee hour before the rehearsal. "Th? test I apply is whether the increased. bloodstream and into your (Sometimes the interviewer may physically leave the to smoke but doesn’t have any ashtrays out is trying to personal reply, enclose a self-addressed, stamped tlieb sought as part of his dream to ment for why the collector should red blood cells and dimin­ Health Letter 19-tf. The room). Then, when attention is returned to you, the not just try to recapture the past. work of the given writer or artist My question is: How saliva. You probably get trap you in ah awkward situation. General rule here envelope. build the archives at BU’s Mugar long does it take for lung ishes the oxygen carrying Tobacco Problem, which I more nitrites from your' interviewer will ask, "Now. where were we?” This is Memorial Library into the finest "Had there been someone at will be of lasting interest, whether 0 capacity of your blood. am sending you. Others Daughters convene it will interest a researcher, function and capacity to saliva than you would not a rhetorical question. This is a test! You are source of documentation on this Dickens’ side during his lifetime, This also decreases endu­ who want this issue can Britannia Chapter, Daughters of the British scholar or journalist a hundred return to normal after 20 , from any food. In fact, the expected to be able to say, "You had just made a point Supermarket Shopper century. there would be a decent Dickens rance and may be a send 75 cents with a long. Empire, will meet on Thursday at 11 a.m. at the years from now," Gotlieb said. years of cigarette smok­ amount from your food in ofor. "... I was telling you about. . . ’ ’. You are "H istory is collective bio­ biography today," Gotlieb said. significant factor in the stam;'ed, self-addressed Community Baptist Church. "Some of my colleagues will ask, ing? I live at 7,000 feet and comparison to that pro­ supposed to be able to bring the interviewer, back to graphy," Gotlieb said, "and fore­ "Instead, Mrs. Dickens threw increase in heart attacks envelope for it to me in Members should bring a $2 exchange gift, plus a gift 'How can you shame us by- regularly fly or climb to duced by your body is like that point of your conversation when the interruption most among its sources are the away or burned much of his and strokes. Filtered, low- care of this newspaper, selecting so-and-so?’ Well, I’m the 14,000 feel without supple­ ’’spitting in the ocean,” In for the patients at Victoria Home. occurred. The interviewer knows exactly what was Shopping spree is saving spree rare books, manuscripts, docu­ material, other papers were lost tar. low-nicotine ci­ P.O. Box 1551, Radio City Hostesses will be Mrs. John Wallace and Mrs. one that has to make the judgment, mental oxygen. other words, it is a lot of being said: he/she uses this test to gauge your ments. journals, diaries and cor­ and the rest was dispersed to garettes still produce lots Station. New York, N.Y. and I believe curators must take concern about almost Ernest Hackwood. concentration, memory, and interest . . . and as long By Martin Sloane Not if you’re a coupon average American fam­ were her mother-in-law. respondence which form a various institutions. There is no of carbon monoxide. 10019. V V as you’re prepared for it, there shouldn’t be any clipper. When we hear ily. But, on Aug. 24, 1983, Rose and sister-in-law, complete archive from which to chances. DEAR READER: Con­ nothing. United' Feature collection” gratulations on kicking a The nitrate in food is problem in being able to pick up where you left off. those magic words, they did something very Debbie. Also on hand for Christmas party set Syndicate dangerous drug addic­ The increased risk of DEAR DR. LAMB: Our usually not converted to 2. The sunshine test: placing the applicant’s chair "shopping spree,” we unusuai. They went shop­ the big event were several tion. Those fortunate heart attacks and strokes family enjoys eating red Democratic Women’s Club of Manchester will hold directly in the path of strong sunlight puts the think about supermarkets ping at the Almacs super­ members of Joanne’s cou­ nitrites. But if foods such If I asked you to envi­ enough to stop the addic­ diminish soon after quit­ beets. Yesterday I read an as spinach are stored its Christmas party at Willie’s Steak House on appplicant at a distinct disadvantage. The test here and saving money, rather market in Swansea and pon club. ‘Yentr co-star, Manciy Patinkin, sion a shopping spree, tion often have the im­ ting cigarettes. That may article that said a lot of under conditions that per­ Thursday. consists of waiting for the applicant to correct the than spending it. Let’s purchased $522.13 worth Joanne would need all would your mind conjure provements you mention. be because the carbon natural nitrates are found mit bacterial growth, the A cocktail hour will begin at 6:30 p.m. and dinner at situation in some way, and noting how long he/she look at a typical shopping of groceries for just $4.74! this help because by the up images of walking Nicotine stimulates the monoxide is quickly re­ in celery, radishes, beets, bacteria may produce ni­ 7:30 p.m. Members and guests should bring canned takes to do something about it. If nothing is said or How did the Paiva fam­ time she wd's ready to down Fifth Avenue or spree. breaks film’s cultural stereotyopes release of adrenaline, leased from the blood. But lettuce, broccoli, cabbage trites. This can cause goods for a holiday basket. done within a reasonable period of time, it tells the Joanne and Paul Paiva ily do it? It’s very simple. check out, her purchase Michigan Avenue or Ro­ which in turn affects the it could take 10 to 15 years and spinach. I like all of "spinach sickness," par­ Entertainment will follow the dinner. interviewer that this applicant can be intimidated, or live in Swansea, Mass. Joanne is an accomp­ had filled nine shopping deo Drive, stopping at HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - guished directors, Milos Chill” ) Klein whom he wait and see if motion heart rate. That is’ one to reach the maximum these vegetables and am ticularly in young infants. is willing to suffer physical discomfort needlessly, or They have two children, lished refunder, and for carts. Saks or , Bergdorf or Mandy Patinkin, whose Forman and Sidney Lu- resembles slightly. picture audiences are as reason cigarette smokers benefits for the lungs. And wondering if. because of Leftover foods containing lacks assertiveness, or doesn’t know how to cope with Gucci, and spending mo­ Paula and Paul and in six months — from March names brings to mind a mett, respectively. Masons meet Tuesday It took the cashier al­ He anguishes over the happy with the results as usually do not have as some changes are the nitrates, it is safe to nitrates should. not be pressure situations ... or all of these. But not you! You ney on clothes and furs? most respects they’re an until that unbelievable Russian battleship, fires Patinkin hangs his most 20 minutes to ring up failure of "Daniel," which we are” good endurance capacity irreversible. eat any or all of these used. Manchester Lodge’73 of Masons will meet ,know that as soon as you become aware of what’s day in August — she saved ‘ nothing but salvos on hopes of stardom on Joanne’s purchases, anc) co-starred Tim Hutton, Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at the Masonic Temple, 25 E. happening you will politely ask to have the blind the free-product coupons stage and scheen as one of "Yentl" playing a love­ when the final total of saying the critics killed it Center St. lowered, or move your chair, or ask to move to she received from her the most exciting young lorn yeshiva student who $4.74 was announced, the on a political basis before Worshipful master Ernest J. Kjellson will preside. another chair, after explaining that the sun is shining Clip *ri’ file refunds refunding for this big actors around. befriends Yentl and en­ crowd that had gathered it had a fair shot. SPECIAL Refreshments will follow. Dress: tuxedos. in your eyes. shopping spree. Broadway saw him play lists her aid in winning his Cinema SHOWCASE Personal Products (File No. ll-B ) around the checkout coun­ When Joanne walked Che Guervara in "Evita,” lady fair. "When you care about CINEMAS into Almacs, she had ter cheered. the content of a film, you The following refund offers are worth $22.04. for which he won a Tony He invests Avigdor, like BAKAINIUTWn hundreds of free product want people to see it,” he Hartford turn of the JedI (PG) 7,9:20. DINNERS This week’s refund offers have a total value of award. his other roles, with the Attionoum Cinema— Reop­ — All the Right Moves (R) FWST$N0W0MT$3.S0 coupons in a big plastic said. " I ’m still reeling at 7:20, 9:20. — Savannah $35.14. REFUNDING TIP: Then he burst like a warmth, humor and tradi­ ens Thursday. I box, arranged by catego­ how quickly they pulled CIntma City — Rear Win­ Smiles (PG) 7:30,9:30. . This offer doesn’t require a refund form: When you save box tops bomb in a trio of movies. tions of the Yiddish, Jew­ M a n sfie ld ries that corresponded to ’Daniel’ from theaters. It dow (P G ) 7:20, 9:45. — The FOR NEUTROGENA $2 Rebate, P.O. Box 670, Pico and other parts of card­ He brought life and fire to ish, Hebrew cultures. Year of Living Dongerouslv Translux College Twin — the aisles In the store. board packages, you’ll "Ragtime” as the driven Patinkin was reared a never had a chance. (R) 9:50 with WarGomes The Big Chill (R) 7, 9. — Say Rivera, CA 90665. Receive a $2 refund. Send the (P G ) 7:35. — Lo n e lv H earts Amen, Somebody (G) 8, 9. front panel from any three Neutrogena Imperial Joanne didn’t come to save valuable space if you photographer Tateh, In conservative Jew and at­ “ I had high hopes for (R) 7, 9:15. — The G re y Fox V ernon TWO Bath Size Soap cartons. Expires June 30, 1984. Almacs alone. Of course, peel off the cardboard "Daniel" he was Paul tended Hebrew school, ’Ragtime,’ too. Now 1 (P G ) 7:30, 9:35. Cine 1 8 2 — Deol of the (Monday thru Wednesday) she had her husband, but backing from the label Isaacson, the political ac­ which helped him play CIntstudIo — Merry Christ­ C entury (P G ) 7:10, 9:30. — These offers require refund forms: have no idea how ‘Yentl’ mas, M r. La w ren ce (R) 7:30 M r. M o m (P G ) 7. 9:10. T«rms of AIM Calculator. Receive a Sanyo Calculator: a along to give her adiand portion of the package. tiv is t, And now in Avigdor to perfection. He w ith F ire s on the P la in 9:45. 2 2 will fare. Naturally, I Endoarmtnt PG retail value of $9.95. Send the required refund "Yentl," opposite Barbra also contributed to Strei­ hope it does well, but I’m Colonlol — Reopens FrI West Hartford Veal Parmigiana ^10^^ day. Elm 1 82 — Mr. Mom (PG) form and three Universal Product Code symbols Streisand, he is Avigdor, sand’s performance and holding my excitement in East Hartford the yeshiva scholar. to her direction. 7:15„ 9:15. — D eal at the from Aim toothpaste, plus $1 postage and reserve this time.” Eastwood Pub 8 Cinema — Century (PG) 7:15,9:15. In all three films Patin­ On a publicity swing M r M o m (P G ) 7:30. The Movies — Return of the handling or one Universal Product Code symbol Poor Richard's Pub & Ci­ Ravioli-Meat or Cheese ^7^^ kin plays Eastern Euro- through Hollywood from JedI (P G ) 12, 2:25, 4:45, 7, AMITYVILLE 3 D plus $4.95. The proof of purchase must only be Patinkin had only nema— M r. M o m ( P G ) 7:15. 9:30. — A ll the Right M oves from Large (4.6-ounce), Family (6.4-ounce) or pMn Jews, a Pole, Rus- his home in New York, 5howcose Cinemas — R i­ (R) 12:15, 2, 3:45, 5:30, 7:15, PG BECOME AQNIEATIVE praise for the sometimes chard Pryor Here and Now -SMOWflAT - Super (8.2-ounce) sizes. Free offer limit is one per sfan apd Latvian, Patinkin said, “ I had to difficult Streisand with 9:15. — Savannah Sm iles banging to each heroic memorize a long piece (R) 1:35, 7:35, 10. — The ,(PG ) 12,1:55,3:45,5:40,7:35, Fresh Egg Linguini *7’^ family; the other is unlimited. Expires Feb. 29, whom he met, off and on. Terms of Endearment (PG) /9:30. 1984. ppoportions that break from the Talmud for this 1:40, 7:10, 9 :4 0 .^ The Blg^ Wllllmontic .w/meatballs or sausage RICHARD PRYOR for a year prior to being C h ill (R) 1:15, 7:25, 9:55. -< 8 8 tnkditional film stereo­ picture. I am familiar Jlllson Square CInemo — GILLETTE Free Daisy Offer. Receive the full cast in “ Yentl." Amltyvllle 3-D (PG) 1:30,^ Dinners include Soup, Salad, Glass Wine or HERE AHDHOW types of the downtrodden, with the ..rjtual, so that VSavannah Smiles (PG) 7, purchase price refund, ^ n d the required refund HAIRSTYLIST 7:15, 9:30. — A C h ristm as (9:10. — All the Right Moves Beer, Potato, Vegetable, or Pasta It form and the proof of purchase seal from two outcast minorities. helped. Starv (PG) 1:20,7:20,9:40.— i(R ) 7:10,9:10.— TheBIgChill SHpWhAT “ I was cautious in our The Right Stutf (PG) 1, 8. — packages of Daisy 2’s, or one package of Daisy jWhen Patinkin is in a "I also spent a couple of first meetings," Patinkin * i(P G ) 7:10,9:10. — Deal otth e The D ead Z o n e (R ) 1:40,7:35, /Century (P G ) 7,-9:)0. 4’s, along with the register tape with the purchase sCbne it is diffic ult to focus weeks in Or Semach in 9:55. — N ever Say N ever La Strada West said. "I knew I could help ’ W indsor price circled. This offer is limited to four shavers. on anyone else, including Jerusalem at a yeshiva, her with the background A g a in (P G ) 1:30, 7, 9:30. Plaio — Mr. Mom (PG) 471 Hartford R d . ______643-6165 THE RIGHT Manchester 7:15. Expires March 31, 1984. Streisand who is at her studying the Talmud and because Hebrew school UA Theaters East — Re- STUFF S V ORAL-B Right Angle Refund. Receive a $1 very best in “ Yentl." He attending lectures. The was a major part of my refund plus a 2S-cent coupon for an Oral-B Right plays profound, passion­ experience awakened youth. We read scenes Burns signs i Angle toothbrush. Send the required refund form ate men of action. many thoughts and feel­ together and discussed HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - and the entire front panel from two Oral-B Right 'A native of Chicago, and ings that had been sleep­ CHRISYMAS m the picture. George Burns, 87. is con­ Angle cartons (adult four row or five row). o(.' Polish and Russian ing in me for some time. STORY vinced he’s going to be Christmas Antique Show Sale Expires Feb. 29, 1984. descent himself, Patinkin “ Barbra couldn’t visit “ Eventually we made a around a good while PEPSODENT $2 Refund Offer. Send the Now Enrolling for January ifas much a winner as the the yeshiva. Women are home movie, played a longer, signing a new 45 lixhihitors required refund form and three Universal characters he plays. He is not allowed. But I gave scene on 8mm film in her five-year contract to star Product Code symbols from packages of and March'84 yeung (29), ambitious, her a sense of the school New York living room. It THE DEAD at Caesars Palace in Las Saturday, December J, 1985 . 4.7-ounce Pepsodent Toothpaste, or two Univer­ niacho, remarkably tal­ environment, the way of became my screen test. Vegas and Caesars ZOHESl sal Product Code symbols from packages of the SEND F O i FIEE BROCHURE: ented and seething with life and attitudes in the Working with Barbra as Tahoe. W \.\1.-4 P.M. — SHOWN AT- 6.5-ourice or 8.3-ounce size of Pepsodent Tooth­ Creative School of Hairdressing intensity. yeshiva, which probably actress and director was a -paste. Expires March 3, 1984. ‘.On screen he comes off have remained ua:, pleasant experience. The first appearance under the new agreement | to t'f hold ill H iiddoll Sc hool PYCOPAY Block Dni^ Co. $1 Refund. Send the 80S Main S t Manchattar 06040 aB an artistic or intellec- changed for centuries. NEVER SAY required refund form and three Universal 2 119 Sila* Daaaa Hwy. Rocky Hill 06067 ti^l swashbuckler as op­ “ It gave her a feeling "She tried to overcome begins Dec. 27. His Ifi! Htoud Streot, \luihho\tor, ( 'onni'iliail her superstardom to comedy stands will be NEVER AGAIN Product Code symbols from three packages of posed to physical heroes for this all-male lifestyle, Herald photo by Richmond make me feel comforta­ —SHOWN AT:- Pycopay toothbrushes. Expires May 31, 1984. i f car chases and shoot- which is central to many scheduled around Burns’ Nt'tro^hnh'nl\ I u v l\irkm \t I ble. She worked hard to motion picture and televi­ SUMMER’S EVE Stationery. Receive free NAME MH ogts. scenes in the film.” get to know me for what I sion commitments with I ym .■\(lniL\.'n >7 Huh ifns ijn l jihnil I <»/ ' /M-rsnns <1 cayh personalized stationery. Send the required refund I -Despite Patinkin’s out­ Patinkin is an open, am. Becauseahe was both one two-year option. THE BIG CHILL Dental Health Week form and one proof of purchase from any I ADDRESS...... I standing performance, friendly man with restless \M •!// f>riHiVils Is-nt'lil M jm hrsfrr fUsUtruj/ Si h h w co-star and director, some Burns, who introduces R Summer’s Eve Disposable Douche, plus 75 cents 'Ragtim e” was a box- black eyes, a mane of Dirtxfions: Hitulf I Sh / in/. f\il v,'. h’mhf < t'ntcf Sirin I i-n i\n Striyi. - SHOWN AT> little adjustments had to himself as “ 01’ Silver -Angela Partigliani, a resident of Fen- hygienist. Today is the start of Senior . postage and handling. Complete all the necessary I^TOWN...... ZIP...... J Mfice disappointment, dark hair and a New York HaiUii'ti Siiiool hwildtl on cornpr ol lin.u'il Sirin uml lic-s/ Muldh' lurnpikd. be made. Throat," currently is star­ wood Manor on Vernon Street, has her Citizen Dental Health Week. information on the form. Expires Jan. 30, 1984. ‘ilanlel’’ w ^ a n outright actor’s pallor. He is a pal Hpp. Botty had distin­ of Kevin ("The Big “ Now all we can do is ring in “ Oh, God! Ill” teeth checked by Effie Freihelt, a dental I 18 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday, Nov. 28, 1983 MANCHESTER HERALU, Monday, Nov. 28, t'.m i'l

C lassifie d.... - * LOOK FOR THE STARS... ★ Business Opportunities .. .22 Store/OffIce Space ...... 44 Household Goods ...... 62 6 4 3 2711 Notices Situation Wanted...... 23 Resort Property ...... 45 MIsc. for Sale ...... 63 Rates For advertisements to be Lost/Found...... 01 Employment Info...... 24 Misc. for Rent...... 46 Home and Garden...... 64 Minimum Chorgt: published Monday, the dead­ Look for the CLASSIFIED ADS with STARS; stars help you get Personals...... 02 Instruction...... 25 Wanted to Rent....'...... 47 Pets ...... 65 S2.25 for one day line Is 2:30 p.m. on Friday. Announcements ...... 03 ' Roommates Wanted...... 48 Musical Item s ...... 66 Per Word: Auctions...... 04 Real Estate Recreational Item s ...... 67 1-2 days...... 15« Read Your Ad better results. Put a star on your ad and see what a Antiques...... 68 3-5 days...... 14« Homes for Sale ...... 31 Services Classified advertisements Tag Sales...... 69 6 days...... 13< are token by telephone as a Financial Condominiums...... 32 Services Offered...... '... .51 Wanted to Buy ...... 70 26 days...... 12« difference it makes. Telephone 643-2711, Monday-Friday, Lots/Land for Sale ...... 33 Painting/Papering...... 52 convenience. Mortgages...... 11 Happy Adt; The Manchester Herald Is Personal Loans...... 12 Investment Property ...... 34 Bullding/Contracting...... 53 S3.00 per column Inch Roofing/Siding ...... 54 responsible only for one Incor­ Insurance...... 13 Business P ro p e rty...... 35 Automotive rect Insertion and then only - Wanted to B o rro w ...... 14 Resort Property ...... 36 Heating/Plumbing...... 55 Deadlines 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. 4 ______4 _____ F lo o rin g ...... 56 for the size of the original Cars/Trucks for Sale ...... 71 For classified advertise­ Insertion. Income Tax Service...... 57 Motorcvcles/Blcycles__ 72 ments to be published Tues­ Rentals Services Wanted...... 58 Errors which do not lessen ONE OF THE nicest Employment Rec Vehicles...... 73 day through Saturday, the Stere/Ofllce Space 44 Bulldlna/Contracting S3 m Isc. for Sale Rooms for Rent ...... 41 the value of the advertisement 43 Cors/Trucks for Sale 71 things about want ads is & Education For Sale Auto Services...... 74 deadline Is noon on the day will not be corrected by on their low cost. Another Is Apartments for Rent ...... 42 Autos for Rent/Lease...... 75 before publication. their quick action. Try o Help Wanted ...... 21 Homes for Rent ...... 43 Holidav/Seasonal...... 61 additional Insertion. Misc. Automotive ...... 76 CARPENTRY WORK — LADIES WOOL WINTER wont ad today! MMCHECTER Alterations, new work COATS — Size 12-14, •o n k and repairs. Call David, Green Melton Chester­ RdpoffMfieni NOW RDiriNG 643-8996. field, Nayy Camel Hair Crochet Style Notices Help Wanted 21 Help Wanted 21 Real Estate Reefer. $15 each. Call FOA SALE 122 MAIN n. 643- 6526. mthkt Rooflng/SIdlng 54 LEGAL SECRETARY FIVE PIECE GIRL’S 1979 Poniiac Trant A.n * 4 5 0 0 Lost/Found with experience. Re­ Homes for Sale 31 * TOleE®®- BEDROOM SET — The above can be seen quires skills In typing and AIR CONOtTIONCD BIDWELL HOME Im­ White/Gold trim. Twin at SIM shorthand, and knowl­ FU aV 8PRINKLCREO provement Company — beds. Double dresser- edge In real estate, est­ DOVER ELEVATOR 913 Main St. LOSTNOVEMBER3rd — PARKING PRIVILEGES Roofing, siding, altera­ /mlrror. Chest ol draw­ St. Bernard, year old, ates and bookkeeping. Seeking one more ALTER TO SUIT tion, additions. Same er's. $425. Call offer 7pm, Shepard, 7 years old. Call days, 643-5820, even­ night nurse. You will 1.000 to 6.000 8/F number tor over 30 years. 644- 0628. PONTIAC GRAN PRIX ings 643-7135. be paid on call rate, PER FLOOR 649-6495. 1982 — White two door. Family pets. REWARD OWNER OFFERS CAPE Christmas Gift Guide OFFICE 8UITE8 $25 EACH. Call 872-3383or visit rate and hourly In excellent condition. FIR8T FLOOR RETAIL FARBERWARE CON­ Burgandy Interior and 644-9183. rate. Beeper pro­ Front to back fireplace OR OFFICES VECTION TURBO OVEN Burgandy Landau Roof. Heotkia/Plumblna 5$ Alloy wheels, air condi­ vided. Hours - 8pm living room, dining H j} A 647.5003 — Model 464. Used only 2 room, eat In kitchen, METAL DETECTORS COUNTRY typewriters times. Cost $175, will sell tioning, am/tm radio, Personals 02 CARPENTERS NEEDED to Sam, 7 days per week, one week on, finished rec room, quiet CHRISTMAS SPECIALS on CHRISTMAS YALE TYPEWRITER SER for $95. Call 649-1801. snow tires. $7200. Call — Immediate openings FOGARTY BROTHERS 875-0717. one week off. Join street. Large assumable METAL DETECTORS by COUNTRY CHRISTMAS VICE — Typewriters Re for experienced carpen­ mortgage. Call 643-7174 W h ite . CONNECTICUT Has arrived at the CRAFTS­ built. Portable Typewriters — Bathroom remodel­ 36" X 18 " PINE Kidney Classified Ads... CATCH COMPATIBLES ters. All phases of con­ an exciting, growing M EN’S GALLERY. Stained ing; Installation water Shaped M irrored Top tor directions. VALLEY COIN COMPANY, from $35. Sales and Service. Misc. Automotive 76 FEVER! Connect with struction. Join a team of agency offering 24 glass chandeliers, copper- Typewriter and Adding Ma­ heaters, garbage dispo­ Vanity with stool. professionals that have 805 Main Street. 643-6295. Services that special person thru hour hospice home LARGE CAPE IN MAN­ Open 9am - 11am, 12pm - ware, country baskets, sten­ chines. 41 Purnell Place, sals; faucet repairs. 649- Painted white. $25. Judy Torlo's Compati­ been building a reputa­ care. Call 289-5425 ciled cheese boxes, theo­ 7657. VIsa/MasterCard Please coll 643-1938. tion for quality work for CHESTER — With horse 3pm, Monday thru Manchester. 649-4986. bles - the dating service Sam, to 4pm, week­ barn and corral, suitable Saturday. ' rems, wool geese, etc., etc., ***** accepted. TWO 4 LUG 14 Inch rims'. that cares. Bloomfield: 15 years. Call 742-5317, days. VNA of East for two horses, large four ***** etc. 58 Cooper Street, 647- Servkee Offered 51 KING^izE SEARS-0- $10. Call 643-1634. 242-5296, Farmington: 8:30am to 5pm. 8161. PEDIC mattress, like Hartford, EOE. car, heated garage. JEWELERS Services Wanted 58 to all home 673-6777. $110,000. By Owner, 649- ***** STEREO SPECIAUST new, $60: Hooyer floor TIRES J78-15. Good con­ BRAY'S JEWELRY STORE scrubber and polisher, dition. Best offer. Call 7373 or 643-0797. — 737 Main Street, Manches­ ANTIQUES J.B . ELECTRONICS — REWEAVING BURN FURNITURE, STERLING, perfect condition, $35. 649-9664. subscribers who Employment ter. Specializing In Seiko, Where the Professionals HOLES — zippers, um­ Call 643-9788. EXPERIENCED ME­ Pulsar, Timex and Kre- TOYS, Country Items and A buy their stereo equipment brellas repaired. Window TODAY'S Wide Selection of Accesso­ CHANIC with own tools. YOUNG, ENERGETIC mentz watches. Also fine and accessories. Discount shades, Venetian blinds. 1976 HONDA CIVIC — .-'^V have something Call 633-3669. SELF STARTER — Must jewelry and Hummel Figu­ ries at GATHERINGS & pricing on cash and carry Keys. TV FOR RENT. Half-Size Basic & Education Real Estate ' ANTIQUE ACCENTS, 433 SNOW REMOVAL — Moving Must Sell,$700.10 Crocket have driver's license. rines. "We Service What We Items. Call Jack Bertrand, Marlow's, 867 Main Person needed to snowb- cu. ft. Freezer, $200. Coll Call 643-9008. Sell" 643-5617. Main Street. 643-1262. Street. 649-5221. to sell for less. ***** ***** low sidewalks and 646-4284. . SMALL ; Help Wanted 21 around church property. MEDIUM.' DIAMOND SHOWCASE is FRUIT BASKETS GIFT SHIRTS BRICKS, BLOCKS, Call Jack otter 5pm, 643- BURGER KING needs b y N o r m a the place to shop for that FANCY FRUIT BASKETS PERSONAL TEE — Person­ STONE — Concrete. Home and Garden UR GE i than $99.00 Chimney repairs. No lob 1694. several people to work T e d fb rd special man in vijur life.Se­ — Order early. Also Wicker alized Fun and Sportswear. the following shifts: SHEET METAL ME­ lect from Gents diamond Items, 20% off all wicker. Great Gifts For Christmas. too small. Call 644-8356. Days, 11am to 2pm or CHANIC — Experienced rings, stone rings or watches PERO FRUIT STAND - 276 NEW ADDRESS: 825 MAIN tor a Christmas gift he'll EXPERIENCED PAIN­ For Sale 50 HOUSEPLANTS — 4pm. Evenings, 4pm to fabricators and Installers Oaklond Street, Manches­ STREET, Manchester. 646- Large pots. $2.50 each. NEED MONEY FOR 8pm or 10pm.. Closing, for industrial and com­ long remember. DIAMOND ter, 643-6384. 3339. TER — Quality work. 5002 CHRISTMAS? Part time At all times during ne­ eeeeeeeee************** Private Home. Call 649- TT 7:30pm to closing. Uni­ mercial heating and air SHOWCASE, Manchester .***** ***** Reasonable rates. Fully A smart two-piece outfit help needed, looking for gotiations to buy orsell a Parkade. 646-0012. Insured. Free estimates. 6486. forms and meals pro­ conditioning duct work. home, remember that a FLORISTS HARDWARE Household Goods 62 in simple crochet, using someone with a good vided tree. Apply In per­ Pay according to ability. ***** 643-9237, ask lor Jerry. soft 2-ply sport yam. voice and enthusiasm to successful situation is CHRISTMAS PLANTS, SHOP BLISH HARDWARE, son between 2 and 5pm at Company benefits, profit one in which everyone TV/STEREOS CENTERPIECES, Holiday No. 6002 has full direc­ earn $67 to $120 a week - 793 Main Street for the ODD JOBS, Trucking. Pets 65 467 Center Street, sharing and paid holi­ wins. The key is compro­ SHOP AL SIEFFERTS AP­ Rose Special and Christmas Do-It-Yourselfer. Complete USED REFRIGERA­ tions for Sizes Small, Me­ ONE ITEM ONLY Call Pat, 643-2711, Mon­ Manchester. days. Call 871-1111 or mise. not an attempt to Home repairs. You name dium and Large (8-16) day thru Thursday even­ PLIANCES — 445 Hartford Parties. KRAUSE FLOR­ line of tools. Open Dally, TORS, WASHERS, 728-6600. "steal" a piece of prop­ Road, Manchester; 647-9997. IST, 621 Hartford Road, It, we do It. Free esti­ inclusive. ings between 6om-9pm. erty. A negotiation con­ 8;30am to 5:30pm, an'' mates. Insured. 643-0304. Ranges - clean, guaran­ BEAUTIFUL AKC TOY TO ORDO, naS * i m tw assk BARTENDER — We need SUPER SANTA SALE! Vi­ 643-9559. Thursday Evenings til 9pm teed, parts ond service. sattsra, pisi sot ftr psstsf s ssO experienced bartender to ducted in good faith al­ ***** POODLES — Will hold BOOKKEEPER — Expe­ lows both sides to sleep deo Tape Recorders, TV’s, For The Holidays. 643-4121. Low prices. B.O. Pearl 8, until Christmas. Call 646- hsaSlIsf. work lull time nights. WILLING TO DO ODD aiMt caasT rienced, full time. Apply: well at night. This is not Stereo’s, Washers, Dryers, PENTLAND FLORIST — Son, 649 Main Street, Apply in person: Ground BANK Refrigerators, Freezers, Visit Us For All Your Holi­ JOBS, Housecleanlng, 1103. M*nch*Blar H*riltf Marlaw’s, Inc. 867 Main, to say that every negoti­ LOVABLE LABRADOR painting or wood work­ 643-2171. Round Glastonbury, 2 to ation does not have its MUCH MORE! day Needs. See Our Choice 11H Av*. tf ABtrtMS Manchester. 4pm. BRANCH bargaining aspects and PUPPIES ing. Have own transpor­ FREE TO GOOD HOME mm Ttfft. MaT. 1MM Selection, 24 Birch Street - tation. Call 643-0197. 18 lb. DRYER — Frlgl- — 1 mole, 1 female, concessions by both KiTCHES/BATH 643-6247. "Pleasing You Is LABRADORS FOR CHRIST­ dalre's Best. Dries fim rnmt* AMrtu wttt HP SALESPERSON — Full sides. However, try to trained, short holred kit­ COBE mi W mrniw. WAITRESS/WAITER — MANAGER ACCESSORIES Our Pleasure" MAS — AKC registered, clothes but needs a heat­ SPECIAL: Over 200 os- We will run your ad time. Experienced. Ma­ We need waitresses to take the larger overview ***** black. Show and Field tria l tens. Call 643-5836. ture. Apply: Marlow's, Experience required in into account, ft would be SHOP UNIQUE KITCHEN & ing element. $59 cash. lectiona and a FHEB work lunches and/or all phases of branch PARK HILL JOYCE background. Excellent Call after 6pm, 649-4136. Pattern Section in the for 6 days free of charge. In c . 867 M a in , dinners. Must be of legal silly to allow spite and BATH — 38 Oak Street, Family Dog. Reserve now FREE LAB CROSS PUP­ operation including pettiness to jeopardize FLOWER SHOP — Fancy PIES — Six weeks old. ALBUM. Just 88.00. Manchester. age. Apply in person: Manchester for Wonderful and watch your puppy grow. SNOWPLOWING By Pe­ Rosa ST is jo la c i Fill out the coupon fjelow lending. what could be a reward­ Gifts for All Those Special fruit baskets. ‘ Boxwood MATTRESS AND BOX Very friendly. Super pets. Ground Round, Glaston­ ing step for everyone. In Coll 646-0323. ter's Tree Service. Call R-IZS-SOIU-SM aaS Ken. ■*■ CHRISTMAS HELP — People. 646-9696. Trees - All Your Christmas now for prompt estimate, SPRING, extra long, $10. Call 742-7596 after 5pm. ta treat tkaiM k*« t* ante (Saak and either mail it or bury, 2 to 4pm. Call 289-6401 most cases, take cues Decorating Needs! 36 Oak ***** Call 643-0333, after Interviewing now for full for interview from your broker and, CAMERAS 649-2456. t-IM - U IP M U SSILTt. 24 and part time. Both per­ REphrALCErhER Street. 649-0791. 5;30pm. pitcet aat applleeat taalpaa. bring it to the Manchester then, act in your best in­ ***** FOR SALE ... Canon F D , FREE TO GOOD HOME •-121-NIIRL0SM RaniWORR-lk manent and temporary PART TIME SCHOOL terest. TAYLOR RENTAL CEN­ HOUSECLEANING — _ Wire haired terrier, beat sf aaatleetit tUHt. work needed. $7.20 per CENTER. PIECES, FRUIT 135mm f/3.5 lens, $70; Canon Reliable work offered WHITE PROVINCIAL temale. Spayed. Call 649- •■122-TO a m ar KEEP-4S Bee- Herald Office. BUS DRIVERS - Man­ BONANZA — Tired of TER — 155 Center Street, BASKETS, Flowering FD2X Type A Extender, $90. bedroom set, twin can­ tiewait Raau t* auks. hour to start. Must be weekly or bi-weekly. Ref­ t-IM -aiUHPUTIM I COVIRIITO chester — Applications staying at home? Come Manchester. 643-2496. Both In Excellent Condition, opy bed, double dresser 3879. over 18 and use of car. now being accepted. Call loin the team at Bo­ Plants for Your Holiday erences. Coll 646-1844. -24 tt(k aat taull ket emit. RENTS: Glassware, China, Needs. BROWN'S FLOW­ used very little. Coll 643-2711 and night stand. Excel­ a-ISt-TME PRINER-tIrtrtaat tar Evenings and weekend nanza! Daytime hours. •a********************* Mike Leary, 12-5:30pm, Whether you are a po­ Silverware, Linens, All ERS, INC. 163 Main Street, between 9am and 4pm, ask lent condition. $225. Call 20 Ittan la arsekat aat Intt. hours open. No expe­ Looking for salad, des­ tential buyer or teller vlalt HOUSEWORK AND/OR 643-2373. Your Special Needs For Manchester, 643-8455. for Mark. 646-6388. Musical Items 66 rience necessary. Excel­ sert prep person. Also the olllce ol TEOFORD Holiday Entertaining. LIGHT care for elderly. lent for college students. part time positions avall- REAL ESTATE, CEN­ Experienced with refer­ INVITATION TO BIO dip and mail today Please call Mary tor an TURY 21 and let our pro- Sealed bids will be received qble. Apply In person at ences. Call 643-0639 after In the Ofdce ol the Director appointment at 721-0349, fattlonal ttall aiiltt you ARE YOU TIREDof look­ This easy to sew, zip- our two locations. 287 In every aspect of your Spm. Misc. for Sole 63 o( General Services, 41 Cen­ 4pm to 7pm. West Middle Turnpike, or ing at high priced new front basic is a favorite ter Street, Manchester, Con­ AREA ADVISORS real aalala tfantacUon necticut, until DECEMBER 14, 240 Spencer Street, right through to lit happy WILLCAREFORCHILD- pianos that will depre­ with the half-sizers. FLORIST DESIGNER — NEEDED In Manchester Manchester. REN at night from 6pm ciate, or broken down old No. 1312 with Photo- 1903 at 11:00 a.m. for thr tol- to del Iver to our carriers. conclusion. We are resi­ SCREENED LOAM ----- lowlno: Area florist will have an dential specialists and en­ on. Call 647-0670, after piano that no one appre­ Guide is in Sizes 12 Vi to 3M REFLECTIVE MATERIAL. Call 647-9946 between 9am opening for a full or part joy an outstanding repu­ 5:30om. gravel, processed gravel, ciates? Then come hear, 24Vi. Size 14Vi, 37 bust, ALUMINUM SION BLANKS, time designer. Give pre­ and 11am. tation bated on our very . sand, stone and fill. For see and appreciate 40 3 Vi yards 46-inch. STREET SION BLANKS AND ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••*••••*••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• deliveries call George CHANNEL POSTS vious experience in de­ high ethical standards. rebuilt grands, players, Pattern* available only PURCHASE OF NEW WATER Commercial, Industrial Polntma/Poperlne 52 Gritting, Andover, 742- tail. Write Flowers Inc., NEWSPAPER DEALER Lots/Land for Sale 33 Apartments for Rent 42 Apartments fur Rent 42 Homes for Rent 4) uprights at Meyers Pl­ tn sizes ihoum. METERS P.O. Box 1664, Manches­ NEWSPAPER and farm proparllat are 7886. TO ORDER. isnS $2.00 far tack The Town of Manchester Is NEEDED In East Hart­ alto handled by our ol­ ano. Call 871-2143. ilatirhrfllFr Hpralb ter, CT 06040. CARRIER NEEDED •**•••••••••*********** ***e*e***ee*e*•*•*****• ■sttcrs, plat sot (or peitaia ssS an equal opportunity em­ ford. Please call 647-9946 llce. Located at Rt. 44A, DELIVERING RICH aaiKillsf. ployer, and requires an affir­ IN MANCHESTER between 8am and 11am Bolton Notch, Bolton, PAINTING AND PAPER HAMMOND C3 ORGAN SUE aURNETT mative action policy for oil of FREE CATALOG — Of MANCHESTER — Five TOLLAND — Short term HANGING —Exterior LOAM- 5 yards, $60.00 Its Contractors and Vendors MECHANIC TO WORK tar Information. 647-9914 we can be land bargains, 5 acres to MANCHESTER room, two bedroom lease or rent with option — With Leslie 122 RV on light trucks. Some CALL reached 7 days a weak - Immaculate two bedroom and Interior, ceilings re­ plus tax. Washed sand, Tone Cabinet. Excellent as a condition of doing busi­ 500 acres, covering Ver­ apartment. Stove, refrig­ to buy available on this 6 stone, trap rock, and 1ISS an. 1 asuricH ness with the Town, as per experience needed. Call PART TIME HELP 24 hours. apartment In quiet raal- paired. References, fully conditloni $2000. Call 646- Nte Twa. N.T. 1S0SS Federal Order 11246. mont and the Berkshlres dantlal neighborhood. erator, wall-to-wall room ranch. FamllV- gravel. 643-9504. John at 649-0261. WANTED — East Hart- Insured. Quality work. 1997. Priat Nsms, tSSrsts wits ZIP Bid forms, plans and specifi­ at lowest Imaginable pri­ Garage, nice yard, appll- ^Jg^ghout. $360. Call 649- room, llvlngroom with Martin Mattsson, even­ COSE. SOU NaaSer aaS tin . cations are available at the ford location. ces. Write: Land Ca­ ancat, big basament. fireplace, 1V2 baths, 2 car General Services Office, 41 Retiree/Seml-Retiree for ings 649-4431. New FASHION with talog, P.O. Box 938, North $475 plus utllltlaa. garage on Y* acre. $700 Recreational Items 67 Photo-Guide patterns in Center Street, Manchester, CELEBRITY CIPHER general office deliveries, 643-4589 MANCHESTER — Excel­ Connecticut. Name — DID YOU KNOW? Adams, MA 01247. month. Call today, 646- all size ranges, has a TOWN OF MANCHESTER, C>*>bftty CIphar cryptograms ara craatad from quotationa by famous paopfa, past mall pick-up, minor lent modern, three room 8352. special Grace (^ole Collec­ artd praaant. Eacfi lattar In ttta dpftaf stands for anothar. Todsy't ctu0: H Y. Never purchase land Bullding/Contracting 53 ALUMINUM SHEETS ••eeeeee*************** CONNECTICUT Address. maintenance of premises without being familiar MANCHESTER — FIv. apartment. Fully ap­ used os printing plates — tion for larger sizes; plus ROBERT B. WEISS, by CONNIE WIENER and other light lobs. Re­ with zoning laws. rooms plus garage. No pllanced kitchen, air con­ .007" thick, 23 X 24". 50« LANGE FOAM-Flo 2 BONUS Coupons! GENERAL MANAGER quires automobile and pets. $375 per month. ditioning. No pets. Secur­ SINGLE HOME — Good buckle ski boots. Men's P rice____ 81.25. 039-11 Phone _ “C ML NWPP FN MGG LEON CIESZYNSKI each, or 5 for $2.00. Phone flexible hours. Call Ca­ BUILDING LOTS — East Security deposit re­ ity and References. $350 location, near schools, 643-2711. They MUST be 'size 9 medium. $60. Call rolyn, 568-1200, 9am-4pm. Middle Turnpike, near quired. Call 649-8926after plus utilities. Call 649- large yard. References BUI LDER — New homes, 643-2880. YWPVEBCOPT. C SMAP PJPWHZFBH additions, roijipdellng, picked up before TOWN OF MANCHESTER Earl Street. Owner will 5:30pm. 4003. required. Call 649-7230 af­ 11:00a.m. only. CLERK TYPIST FULL ter 2pm. rec rooms, garages, kit­ LEGAL NOTICE hold mortgage. Call 265- chens remodeled, ceil­ The Planning ond Zoning Commission will hold o public PKEMGGH.” — Q. O. NCPGBT. TIME — Diversified du-' 5241 evenings. LIKE P'RIVATE HOME. GOOD LOCATION — Pri­ 12" G.E. TV — Black and Wonttd to Buy 70 hearing on Monday, Decembr 12, 1983 ot 7:00 P.M. In the ties Include typing finan­ ings, bath tile, dormers, Hearing Room, Lincoln Center, 494 Main Street, Manches­ One word per Blank PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "People want to know where I'm at Studio-type apartment. vate house, 7 rooms, white. AC/DC with a ligh­ rooting. Residential or seeeeeaeeeeeaeeaee***** ter, CT to hear and consider the following petition: Include price of item. because they don't know where they're at." — Bob Dylan, cial reports, answering TEOFORD REAL ESTATE Utilities, appliances. fireplace, full basement. HEBRON; Raised Ranch, ter cord. Bought 11/82. SUZANNE SHORTS. TRUSTEE ET AL - ZONE CHANGE - BURN­ telephones and opening Working single adult. No commercial. 649-4291. e 1983 by NEA, Inc. One months security and three bedrooms, flrj- Retails for over $100, will ENGLISH CHINA BY HAM STREET WEST - (S-56) - To change the zoning closslflca- new accounts at the busy Rentals children, pets. Call 643- lease required. Children tlon from Rural Residence to Planned Residence Develop­ place, family room, over­ FARRAND REMODEL- sell for $60 Firm. 646-7473. MINTON — Potfern- ment for two parcels of approximately 2.5acres and26acres main office of the South 2880. welcome. No pets. $675 sized kitchen, two cor ING — Cabinets, roofing, York. To complete set. and to approve a General Plan of Development lor the site - 1 3 3 4 Windsor Bank & Trust Condominiums 32 monthly plusutllltes. Call p KIT 'N' CARLYLE' by Larry Wright garage. Private stone- gutters, room additions,, MUST SELLI Court Coll 644-0628 offer 7pm. 5B0/643V Burnham Street West and 300 Chapel Road. Co., 1033 John Fitch Blvd, MANCHESTER — Three 649-1861. walled acre I o X House One membership. At this hearing Interested persons may be heard and written South Windsor, CT. eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeseeeeee Rooms for Rent 41 rooms! Heat and hot wa­ decks, all types of remo­ communications received. A copy of this petition has been $525/month. After Sprp, deling and repairs. FREE Family or single. Best seoeeaeaeeeseaseeaesees filed In the Town Clerk's office and may be Inspected during 1 • 7 • Please apply In person, NEW 2 BEDROOM ter. Stove and refrigera­ MANCHfeSTER — Imme­ 232-0282. offer over $75. Call 742- office hours. between 9 and 11am or 1 tor. Call 563-4438 or 529- diate occupancy. Three , estimates. Fully Insured. Cars/Trucks for Sale 71 TOWNHOUSES — I'/z Telephone 643-6017, after 6490. PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION and 3pm. GENTLEMAN PRE­ 7858. bedroom duplex. Newer Leo Kwash, Secretary 10 11 13 baths, fully appllanced FERRED. $50.00 weekly. 6pm, 647-8509. Dated at Monchester, CT this 28lh day of November, 1983. 1 kitchen with custom two family home. In­ ...CHRISTMAS 037-11 FOTOMAT CORP. Is hir­ 646-2000. THREE SPACIOUS cludes appliances and wood cabinets. Choice of Store/OffIce Space WREATHS FOR SALE In 1974 TOYOTA CORONA ing neat reliable persop ROOMS — In newer four wall-to-wall carpeting. DESIGN KITCHENS by 9 14 IS I t carpet and vinyl floors. J. P. Lewis. Cabinets, bulk, decorated or undec- — 4 door, 4 speed. Body to work 9am to 2:30pm, family. Appliances, heat, Heat not Included. $510 oroted. Call 802-334-2079 good shape, runs well, NOTICE Electric radiant heat. Ex­ laundry. $435. Immediate vanities, formica, Wilson PUBLIC HEARING Monday thru Saturday. per month. Security and anytime. Dealers new engine ports. $2000 or N cellent Insulating quali­ Apartments tor Rent 42 occupancy. Call 646-0063. 474 MAIN STREET - - art, Corlan counter tops, BOARD OF DIRECTORS 17 I t I t Major medical and den­ ties Including: Andersen references required. Two welcome. best offer. Coll 646-9589 TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT tal benefits. Apply at the children accepted. No business office space'. kitchen cabinet fronts, double glazed windows. complete woodworking after 4pm, ask tor Mark. Notice Is hereby given thot the Board of Directors, Town ol store, Manchester MANCHESTER, CEN­ pets. Call 643-6357. First floor, across from FOR SALE — Used 19 " Manchester, Connecticut, will hold a Public Hearing at the Insulated and weather- TRAL — Large one bed­ post office. Call 646-2426, service, custom made Lincoln Center Hearing Room, 494 Main Street, Manchester, Parkbde. stripped steel entrance MANCHESTER-One, two Sylvania GT Matic color Connecticut, on Tuesday, December 6 ,19S3, at 8:00 P.M. to and three bedroom room a p a rtm e n t on MANCHESTER — Imme­ 9am-5pm weekdays. furniture, colonial repro­ doors, double glazed ductions In wood, 9 varie­ TV, needs work. $75 or consider and act on the following; LUNCH WAITRESS, 3-5 apartments. Heat and hot second floor. $425. diate occupancy, two best offer. Call 647-1560 1 An appropriation to be added to Bond and Grant Fund 9 of wood sliding patio door. Heated. Security deposit bedroom duplex. Newer ties of hardwood and the 1983-84 Budget for the purpose of paying the costs ol the days per week, 11am to Full basements with water. $400, $440, $495. after 6pm. 1969 BUICK 225 Electra — 3pm, approximate. Expe- '1 Call 649-4800. and lease. Call 646-3253 or two family home. Ap­ veneers NOW IN STOCK following proposkd public Improvement and capital pro- ii^asher 8, dryer connec­ Call 649-9658 or evenings, 2 door, full power. Good led, namely: rience helpful. Call 643- 646-8268. pliances Included. Heat KEROSENE LANT­ condition. No rust. $500. An appropriation not to exceed $218,000.00 to tions. Prices start at not Included. $460 per 289-7010. modify water system pressure In selected areas of 2751, ask for George. $56,900. CHFA approved. MANCHESTER — TvYo ERNS. $20, negotiable. Call 742-8296 after 5pm. and three room heated FOUR ROOM APART­ month. Security and ref­ ATTRACTIVE OFFICE Phone 649-2433. the Town. Open House Saturday MENT — First floor. erences required. One SPACE available. Newly ANCHOR Et.ECTRICAL 2. Authorizing the financing of said appropriation and addi­ PART TIME — Laundry and Sunday, ,12 to 4pm. apartments. No applian­ 1967 VOLKSWAGEN — tion to sold budget by the Issuance of one-year nonrenewa­ Garage. No appliances. child accepted. No pets. renovated, prime locb- CONTRACTORS — Do ble notes secured by the full faith and credit of the Town person needed. Saturday PETERMAN REALTY, ces. Security. Phone 646- any size or type of work. 1948 BENDIE RADIO and For parts, many new or The Herald Classified Dept and Sunday mornings. 2426, 9 to 5 weekdays. Security. Older people Call 643-6357. tlon. Call 649-0479. record player. Also 78 rebuilt. Best offer over pursuant to authorization contained In Chapter X IX of the 649-9404 - 647-1340 - 647- preferred. Call 649-1054. Fully insured. Free Esti­ Town Charter and Chapter 109 ot the Connecticut General Approximately 15 hours 0080. mates. Call 647-0293. RPM records from the 8150. Call 646-0586, Statutes, as revised. total. $3.50 per hour. Call THREE ROOM,APART- 19J0's - 1930's - 1940'S. $90 anytime. 3. Such matters relating to the foregoing os may beproperly FOUR ROOM APART­ ■ ■ •UNaiBTn cansldered of said Hearing. , _ ^ George, 643-2751. ,V.ENT with heat, hot YOU CAN enloy extra cwitM Nsani M$ma ROBERT E. JARVIS — or best offer. Call 649- water, stove, refrigera­ MENT located In four vacation money by ex­ 4023. MERCEDES BENZ 250 4. Proposed additional appropriation to General Fund - GOOD USED furniture Is family house, $330 per *»». Building and remodeling Police Special Service...... $35,000.00 * 4 3 - 1 7 1 1 p a r t TIME DRIVER for tor, carpet. $335. Third changing Idle Items In. *1^ " wwthou** or aiMme specialist. Additions, 1970 — Blue. Engine runs to be finonced by fees assessed for such service. Laundry Roufe. Approxi­ in demand. Why not ad­ floor. Adults only. No month plus security dep­ 'your home fbr cash ... SINCLAIR 2X80 with 81 w ell, npw head and Jomes F. Fogarty, Secretary Fenced pulling garages, roofing, siding, Board of Directors mately 14 hours. Call vertise the furniture you pets. Centrally located. osit required. No pets M l a a H g ------447 modifications. Excellent with an ad In classified. kitchens, bathrooms, re­ values and many other Dated at Manchester, Ct. 646-2246 after 5pm, no longer use In classi­ Security deposit. Call 643- allowed. Please call 871- Cal 1643-2711 to place your condition with books. $25. new parts. $1000. Call 6098. placement wlndows- this 23rd day ot November, 1983 weekdays. ' fied? Call 643-2711. 0496. ad. /doors. Call 643-6712. Call after 3pm, 643-5347. 875-0717. 035-11 2 0 - MANCHESTER HKKALD, Monday, Nov. 2H, 19H3 BUSINESS Business It’s sure to be an electronic Christmas

As the traditional gift-giving season gets under way bookstores are loading up with computer titles and In Brief this week, the message is going out as clear as a these are slated to lead sales. Books, a perennial Christmas bell. This will be an electronic Christmas Christmas favorites, will do especially well this year, Club elects first woman — with electronic items leading the lists of gifts most \ Your retailers expect. Self-help and business titles will stuff wanted and gifts most widely given. Home compu­ many stockings throughout the land. HARTFORD - The Hartford Club, which ters, video recorders, stereo equipment, tape Money's And what about the usual, the traditional apparel caters to the city's business elite, has elected a recorders — these are the items leaping off the gifts? Sweaters and robes will still adorn many of y ou woman executive president for the first time in shelves and into the homes of millions in record Worth Christmas morning, says Sears, Roebuck. the 110-year history of the organization. numbers. For the younger set, the electronic theme will Tuesday, Nov, 29, 1983 Margaret W. Lawson, assistant vice president Sylvia Porter Partly cloudy tonight; Certainly, the movement has been prompted by dominate toys as well. Retailers predict that "Star of the Hartford Steam Boiler Inspection and heavy advertising, feverish discounting, your willing­ Wars" and "Return of the Jedi’ toys will remain mostly sunny Wednesday Single copy; 25C Insurance Co., was elected at the club's annual enormously popular, along with Disney creations and ness to spend more money this year. But that’s not the — See page 2 meeting. real point. Electronic is the key to the entire season. other "character” merchandise, such as Snoopy and She has belonged to the Hartford Club since Garfield. manrh^at^r Mfralb Overall, holiday business should be up 10 percent to extraordinary. Obviously, more and more of you don’t 1973, one year after it ended long-standing 12 percent — cheerful news for retailers who pull in want to spend big money for a night on the town — restrictions against women members. half of their yearly sales volume between Thanksgiv­ sitters, parking, tickets, dinner — and the home BOARD GAMES hold their popularity, especially ing and Christmas. Hottest of the hot items would entertainment center you can set up in your own living the fantasy games such as Dungeons and Dragons, Revenue up, earnings down appear to be home video recorders. A fascinating room rivals most local offerings. but my young spies inform me that, as you might have reason; the upcoming Winter Olympics. suspected, video games have peaked (dragging down HARTFORD — Connecticut Natural Gas Corp. OTHER ELECTRONIC products will provide some great corporate names with them). Shuttle has reported higher revenues but lower earnings AMERICANS WANT better color TV sets to view action, too. Telephone purchasers will soar, cordless Cards will accompany many of this assortment of Special ed for the 12-month and nine-month periods ending the games and a way to record exciting events should phones are leading in popularity right now. Electronic gifts — but this year there’s a new touch: electronic Sept. 30, compared to the same periods last year. they want to go out for a while. Other factors are the kitchen equipment will be in demand, especially food cards that play carols or flash on and off. Many double WINTER ON WAY CNG also posted a greater loss during the three multiplication of cable programs and the approaching processors and microwave ovens. as tree organaments you can save for next year and budget is testing months ending in September, but said a winter viewing months. The home computer market continues to look' the year after. third-quarter loss was normal due to seasonal strong, even as some companies withdraw products In sum: After years of grim Christmas statistics, all 2 factors. Another welcome gift for movie nuts: membership and others introduce new ones with great fanfare. the forces are coming together for a great season: in the red But Northeast may not be much colder Consolidated net income totaled $5.37 million in video film clubs through stores that rent movies and IBM has introduced the Peanut,'which won’t go on consumer confidence, rising employment, and proceeds for the 12-month period, or $1.89 per share, other videocassettes. The concept is similar to a sale until long after Twelfth Night, while Texas increasing willingness to spend. It’s a Merry! compared to about $7 million, or $2.84 per share, rental library: You pay a rental charge per film, or Instruments has announced its withdrawal from the By Jan Ziegler i for the period ending Sept. 30, 1982. get a quota of rentals for a monthly fee. home computer market — leaving its current models ("Sylvia Porter’s 1984 Income Tax Book," her Single pupil UPI Science Writer SPACE CENTER, Houston Revenues for the 12-month period were about Price cutting in stereo equipment means that the subject to cutthroat discounting as retailers try to comprehensive guide to income taxes, is now (U PI) — Columbia’s busy astro­ $194.6 million, compared to slightly less than $185 sophisticated audiophile can enjoy music at a lower clear out their stocks. Some brands won’t be available available through her column. Send $4.95 plus $1 for costs $.6M WASHINGTON - The Na­ nauts ran a series of tests today to million last year, CNG said. cost than ever. New products stimulating sales of or will be in short supply this Christmas. So the mailing and handling to ’ ’Sylvia Porter’s 1984 Income tional Weather Service predicts determine how space travel af­ For the nine months ending in September, stereo components include compact disk recorders Tax Book," in care of this newspaper. 4400 Johnson fects the human body, but a message is; If you want to buy a home computer as a By Sarah E. Hall this Winter will be slightly 9 consolidated net income was about $4.2 million, and the disks themselves. Drive, Fairway, Kan. 6620S. Allow four to six weeks problem with an electronic data gift, start your shopping today. Herald Reporter colder than last season in most compared to $5.6 million for the same period last The upsurge in home entertainment spending is not for delivery. Please make checks payable to parts of the country, but that’s collector threatened to ruin four year. The loss for the third quarter of 1983 was new — but the extent to which it continues is TO H E LP OPERATE the electronic items. Universal Press Syndicate.) Spacelab experiments. Just three months into the school not too bad since last winter was about $1 million, or 44 cents per common share, the warmest in 50 years. year, the $387,000 school budget for Despite the problem, scientists compared with a loss of $405,000, or 22 cents a Donald Gilman, chief of the special education placements in and engineers said they were share, in 1982. predictions branch at the Na­ out-of-town facilities more than pleased with with the first day of tional Weather Service, .said the International $50,000 in the red. operation of the European-built Eastern and We.stern sections That situation will hardly be Spacelab in the veteran space Atari, Coleco hike prices would probably remain warmer helped by a $59,579 bill now facing shuttle. NEW YORK — Atari Corp. and Coleco than usual, while Kansas. Okla­ the .schools for a single 10-year-old Most of the today’s experiments Industries this week announced substantial price homa and a band from Northern phone student who has spent the last four in the scientific laboratory nestled hikes for their home computers. Minnesota to upper Michigan, years at Bradley Hospital in in Columbia's big cargo bay were The increases followed Texas Instruments' parts of which have already Providence, R.L, special educa­ aimed at exploring the human decision two weeks ago to drop out of the home been socked with snow, could tion director Richard Cormier told body's natural balancing system. computer market, and the introduction by IBM of doing well the school board Monday. expect colder than normal its new minicomputer, the PCjr. School superintendent James P. temperatures. Veteran commander John Atari said it would raise prices on its 600XL Kennedy complained that "this bill Only the Northwest, Midwest Young and his "red team” of from $140 to $180 and on its higher capacity 800XL comes due on a budget that's and lower Mississippi Valley Robert Parker and West German NEW YORK (U PI) — A young Swiss company is from $240 to $280 on Jan, 1. already heavily over-expended." can expect more snow or physicist LTf Merbold and co-pilot making a big splash in selling direct-dial phone The hike was a reaction to last year's A hearing about two weeks from rainfall than usual, he said, Brewster Shaw and his "blue numbers that put international marketing on the "kamikaze price w ar" which took a "terrible toll now with a state Department of adding it would be difficult to team " science crew of Owen doorstep of smaller firms from Minneapolis to & and resulted in the demise of a participant in the Education official will decide what determine whether snow or rain Garriolt and Byron Lichtenberg Sydney. industry" — Texas Instruments. Atari spokes­ the town's financial respo'nsibility would predominate. were working around the clock on Its teaser ad tells the story; " I f clients abroad could man Bruce Entin said. is in this particular case. The meteorologist conceded two shifts to gather data on the call you for the price of a local call, how much more Atari said its price cuts were not connected to Manchester has already paid the weather service adds up most ambitious shuttle flight ever. business could you do?" IBM's new home computer, the PCjr, which is $18,0% for the student's schooling probabilities and it is right The one problem of possible Service 800 offers toll-free numbers from about SO scheduled to go on the market for about $700. at Bentley Hospital over the lust about 65 percent of the time on major significance to scientists major cities in 30 countries in Asia, the Mideast, Coleco said on Jan. 1 it would raise the price of 2'A years alone. The child's mother temperatures. awaiting Spacelab's results was its Adam Family Computer System from $525 to Europe, the United States and Canada. "W e’re handicappers, not the failure of an electronic unit that N moved to Manchester from East $650, and the price of its Adam module from $385 The network is a relatively inexpensive alternative Hartford in the summer of 1978, prophets." he said. ser\’es as a link between a to leased lines. Unlike leased lines it is open to the to $450. Cormier said, and the town has Gilman’s research coordina­ Spacelab computer and four in­ public. The cost is a monthly fee — about $400 for a been footing his school bills ever tor. Robert Livesey, said the struments mounted outside the single number — plus the phone toll charge. since — including the tab for the forecast included only catego­ lab. Travelers starts fund One of its biggest advantage to a company, 1978-79 part of his stay at the ries of "above normal,” "nor­ That interrupted the flow of data however, is a local, toll-free number that allows it to Institute of Living in Hartford. m al" and ••below normal.'’ but from one Japanese and three HARTFORD — Travelers Corp. has provided a do person-to-person business in a foreign city without not temperatures. $1 million initial investment to establish a Furthermore, Cormier esti­ American experiments — a device opening an office, said Service 800’s Managing mated, school costs for this emo­ The weather service based its UPI photos lo analyze light from the atmos­ national fund for the improvement of low-and Director Yves J. Paternot on a recent visit to the predictions on the temperature moderate-income housing in urban areas tionally disturbed, severely mul­ phere..^an instrument to study 0 firm ’s*^lew York office 0 tiply handicapped youngster will of the Pacific, the position of Above: A backyarij me­ auroras, a telescope to study The Travelers-Trust Partnership is sponsored The attraction for a client is the ability to pick up the cold winter air in the Arctic and by the company and The National Trust for total at least K51.217 over the next chanic in Des Moines ap­ ultraviolet starlight and a sun phone and dial without the hassle of long distance 10 years. the flow of westerly winds, t monitor. Historic Preservation, and at least 20 percent of exchanges and their expense and time loss. Gilman said. pears to be literally com- the program's funds are targeted for Connecticut "W e are really specialists in using the telephone as Last winter was the warmest Helmut Heusmann of the Euro­ cities. THE PROBLEM with skyrock­ sumed by his work, tuning a marketing tool internationally,” Paternot said. iVrv'j?'- ^ 'v eting costs for out-of-town place­ in 50 years, and it was also up his engine for the winter pean Space Agency, which built F. Peter Libassi, a senior vice president for About 40 percent of the firms’ customers are from unusually wet, the weather Spacelab. said engineers were Travelers, said the funds will be used to provide ments is growing, Cormier said. months ahead, on 31st St. the financial industry, followed by hotel, air, travel He has long been an advocate of service said. California, espe­ trying to determine if there was a low-interest, long-term financing to selected and high technology organizations, he said. cially, suffered the brunt of near the Drake University way to work around the faulty unit, V urban community groups for rehabilitation of establishing in-town treatment V "W e’re the only entity to offer such a service," heavy rains and winds. Campus Monday. Car repair but there was a possibilty that data their neighborhoods. UPt photo centers, like the existing Bentley Paternot said, explaining that since most countries’ Day Treatment Center, both to cut Gilman said the reasons were and maintenance in Iowa is from those four experiments would phone systems are publically owned, usuall;^ under a leftover circulation patterns be lost for the entire mission. costs and provide better care. at a premium. At right; Emhart to acquire Esser postal-telegraph-telephone agency, setting up the The stuff that much Is made of Cormier said state and federal from the fall and later, an Despite the problem, flight di­ network involved years of painstaking negotiations. regulations that make school sys­ unpredictable weather pheno­ Downtown Minneapolis is rector Chuck Lewis said the major FARM INGTON — Emhart Corp. has agreed to "W e had to convince postal authorities that an menon known aS El Nino, the nearly deserted as the se­ systems of Columbia and Spacelab acquire at undisclosed terms a West German A Norton employee is surrounded by tems pay for the education of international toll-free concept would be something of cleaning pads to polishing wheels for jet mentally and physically handi­ warming of ocean water off the cond major winter storm in were working well. firm which is a leading producer of advanced value to the public and to their authority,” he said, jumbo rolls of Bear-Tex, nonwoven coast of Peru. The crew was just as busy today technolgy fire detection and alarm systems, engine blades and computer products. capped students until age 21. less than a week dumped a "It took us from ’74 to 1980 to obtain authority to nylon fiber abrasive. These rolls will be including placement in special El Nino, which occurs irregu­ as during their first day in orbit. officials have announced. operate from enough countries to have a true network. The Coated Abrasive Division of Norton larly around Christmas and foot of snow on many The Spacelab researchers Mon­ Esser, Neuss-Norf — which has sales in 16 cut into a variety of shapes, dyed, and Company is located in troy, N.Y. hospitals or schools if deemed We added a brick here and a brick there until we have necessary, tie the hands of local lasts for a year or two, resulted sections of the state. State day also began studies of the countries around the world, including the Middle 30 countries” ^ used for everything from household in air warmer and wetter than body's responses to weightlessness East — will become an operating unit of Emhart's administrators. He cited cases police advised against travel where school systems disputed usual blowing in from the in an effort lo determine the cause Electrical-Electronic division, the firm said. Pacific across the United in the entire southern half of of space motion sickness. The Esser acquisition is a “ very compatible their financial liability in court, FOR A ME88ASE OF and lost. States. the state. fit” with Emhart's Notifier division, based in CAIDWELL CHRI8TIRN HOPE RNO LOVE Lincoln, Neb., which manufactures alarms and Unking rewards to productivity He called the $59,579 Manchester OIL owes Bentley Hospital "one of security systems for the United States market, (Prto tu6|MI lo Chinga) Olal 649-HOPE Emhart said. VS4S4S73 those catastrophic figures." The C.OJ>. 4 aiikef a student will probably be trans­ Blizzard in Midwest starting to ease up Execution wiii make U.S. more competitive CiRtif CNpifitinil Ckifck ferred to the Benhaven School for amelmlir disturbed, learning-disabled stu­ B v United f»ress new. smaller storm threatened record. Duluth had nearly 10 The Nebraska stale patrol Net loss Is reported By Bruce Nichols Ais its products. But he would like to increase employee dents in New Haven soon, he said. International to dump 4 to 8 inches of snow inches of new snow, for a said icy roads and wind- still on? GREENWICH — Advanced Genetic Sciences United Press International involvement. The state currently reimburses across parts of Utah, Wyoming monthly total of 35.6 inches. whipped snow kept three buses Inc. reported a net loss of nine cents a share for “ Many people write that off too fast as some sort of the town for about 64 percent of A blizzard cased its grip on and Colorado. The death toll since Friday stranded today in McCook, in HOUSTON — In keeping with the message he has the quarter ended Sept. 30 reflecting a decision to soft behavioral science kind of way to make workers special education costs, Cormier the Midwest today as the storm Winter storm warnings con­ included six people each in the southwestern corner of the STARKE, Fla. (UPI) — State been preaching to American industry. Jack Grayson limit research contracts, and losses are exected happy. That’s not right," Grayson said. Independent added. drifted into Canada, leaving tinued over northeast Minne­ Nebraska. Georgia. Kansas. state. Passengers were housed officials pressed today for the to continue in the short run. Chairman Daniel D. has cut back on staff and increased productivity at the " I t ’s really to get workers involved in saying, ‘ Look, behind a blanket of snow sota, northwest Wisconsin and Minnesota and Iowa, five in in two churches and the gymna­ execution of murderer Robert American Productivity Center. Adams said. 1 can see where I ’m being inefficient, but I ’m doing it Insurance HE HAS BEEN pleasantly sur- stretching from Colorado to Upper Michigan, as residents Arizona and Colorado, four in sium of the community college. Sullivan before bis death warrant AGS reported a net loss for the last quarter of But he still is working hard to sell America on the partly because you told me to do it and I haven’tseen Center, Inc. prLsed on one point. A new federal Illinois. Dozens of deaths were braced for up to 6 inches of new Indiana, two in Wyoming and "Many of us are running out expires at noon Wednesday and 2 2 idea its work force — and thatt includes managers — $855,780. That compares to net income of $120,711, any incentive to do otherwise." ruling which requires school dis­ blamed on the six-day storm. snow. one in Texas. of money," said Trail ways death penally protesters burst into or one cent a share, for the same period last year. must become more efficient if it is to remain an Grayson said a lot of workers are afraid to criticize tricts to pick up the psychotherapy At least 47 people died on The snowstorm’s tail left Six Minnesota men died of passenger Steve Ockman, 23, of a Cabinet meeting to stage a mock economic force in the world. For the nine months ended Sept. 30, AGS for fear they will be demoted or fired, bills for special education students snow-slick highways, in plane overnight snowfalls of 9 inches , heart attacks after shoveling Cleveland, Ohio, who was electrocution. "v. reported a net loss of $2,421,201, or 28 cents a Grayson’s staff at the center is about 50, or half the Grayson said the current shakeup in labor- placed in out-of-town facilities, as crashes and as they shoveled at Eau Claire, Wis., and7inches snow. Iowa recorded five deaths stranded in Nebraska on Sullivan originall^^-iyas to be share, compared to a net income of $970,135, or 10 number at the peak a few years ago. management relations — at Continental Airlines. well as the educational costs, had out the heavy snows. at Wausau, Wis. The snow due to heart attacks or exposure Saturday. executed in the electric chair at 7 cents a share, in the period last year. "W e’ve narrowed our focus,” he said, "but I think Greyhound and other companies — is a good thing if it him worried earlier this school A 74-year-old woman died of tapered off to flurries over most while removing snow, and four Nebraska residents hauled a m. EST today but it was delayed that’s in line with the direction we would have headed results in permanent change. year — but few parents have exposure in Tribune, Kan., of Michigan today, but snow died in Sioux City, hit by 13 groceries home Monday on while the 12 judges of the 11th U.S. anyway ... We just decided we can’t cover the whole “ It’s a mistake to say it’s a union problem or a requested such treatment for their authorities said Monday. The showers were expected in the inches of snow. sleds, a bar in Mankato. Minn., Circuit Court of Appeals in Atlanta Housing sales soar waterfront and what we’d better do is concentrate on management problem. I think it’s both of them,” children r[^ said. The ruling, he woman apparently fell outside north, with accumulations up to The Kansas victims included offered an all-day happy hour were polled on whether Sullivan’s things we do well. 8 Grayson said. added, l^s had little impact on her home Sunday and could not 4 inches likely. two Air Force Academy cadets, with cut-rate drinks and 25-cenl petition for a new hearing should 9 NEW HAVEN — The Connecticut Association "Our initial funding (when founded in 1977) was He said both labor and management must become Rod DoNn. CIC Bob Urthrop Jon Norrta, CPC Manchester. move to shelter. Drifts in • The heavy snows, which Brian Bullard and Dianne L. hamburgers, and snowed-in be granted. (See related story page of Realtors says housing resales in the third higher than can be sustained, given the economic more efficient, and link individual reward to What has toppled the budget, t closed hundreds of Minnesota Williams, who died of carbon residents of Kansas towns found 2 . ) quarter soared from 21,000 units last year to Goodlar.d, F-. .. «tood 10-feet downturn. Just as industries and firms and productivity, to make America more competitive iit i according to Cormier, are rising schools and offices Monday, hit monoxide poisoning when their life boring. Chief Judge John Godbold 43,000 units this year, an increase of 103,8 percent. tall in some sections, police government had to retrench, the Productivity O n ter the world marketplace. costs at private treatment facili­ record highs for the month in car was stuck in 6 feet of drifted "Everything’s at a stand­ granted an indefinite stay at 10:55 Nationwide, resales of single- family homes, said. had to retrench." ties rather than rising numbers of Blowing snow continued to many areas. In Minneapolis, snow on Interstate 70. Authori­ s till,” said Wilma Anthony, who p.m. EST Monday to allow time for condominiums and cooperatives for the third Grayson said he believes his initial job, stirring special education students. ‘ 'We’re strand truckers in Iowa and the 11.8 inches of snow Monday ties found a diary Bullard kept works at the Cheyenne Cafe in the poll after pleas for Sullivan’s quarter of 1982 rose 48.5 percent from the same awareness of Am erica’s productivity gap, has been counting spending more money for approxi- raised the monthly total to 28.2 describing their struggle to stay Bird City, Kan. "You can't get life from lawyers and Pope John three months last year. travelers in scattered spots accomplished and that now he needs to focus on across the Plains today. And a inches, breaking a 40-year-old alive. out, you can't gel in. It's dead. Paul II, The death warrant expires Interest rates on fixed-rate mortgages aver­ specific ways of helping to improve productivity. your Please turn to page 10 at noon EST Wednesday. aged more than 16 percent in Connecticut in the One of several projects under way involves third quarter la'st year, but were about 3 measures to improve white collar productivity, which open every nite til percentage points lower in the July-September Grayson considers a neglected area. Seven compan­ (•xcapt tat.’CioMd tun.) pennies ? period this year. ies have contributed $100,000 each and are participat­ Water company granted 178 percent hike Inside Today ing in the “ action research" project. You’ve got to save every penny "With smokestack Am erica’s output shrinking, where you can, when you can our candle assortment is percent that had been requested by functioning without the basic charge per month plus $2 per annual interest. 20 pages, 2 sections IRS checks unclaimed productivity in our service industris and our nation’s And your insurance is no , By James P. Sacks complete! exception. Call us (or a quote * L&M’s court-appointed receiver, improvements. 1,000 gallons for 4,000 gallons |)er In accordance with a request by white collar work places must improve to ensure Herald Reporter Advice ...... NEW HAVEN, Conn. (UPI) - The Internal on a Great American auto or John Willenzellner of Stafford Retroactively loOct. 1, L&Mcan month. Wittenzellner. customers must economic survival," Grayson said. •baybcrry •votIvM* Area...... Revenue Service in Connecticut has money it homeowners policy. Springs. charge customers $17 per month In addition, the DPUC — in what begin paying their bills monthly "The results of our research project will provide the •angal chimes NEW BRITAIN - The slate Business...... can’t give away — about 780 refund checks The formula adopted was de­ for the first 2,000 gallons used and Commissioners Edythe J. Gaines rather than quarterly to improve .Classified...... first data-based findings on how to improve the (• •tiny tapers We believe we ll save you so Department of Public Utility Con­ totalling more then $468,000 unclaimed this year signed to increase L&M's^operat­ $2 per 1,000 gallons used thereaf­ and David J, Harrigan described cash flow. T!i"v will also be Comics...... productivity of these workers. many pennies. . trol this morning granted the L&M by state residents. ing'revenues by 178 percent and ter. For what the DPUC considers as an "extremely innovative” and charged a minimum $2 extra for Entertainment. "One difficulty is knowing what they produce. The you'll lose cbunt. Water Co., which serves 106 homes The refund checks for 19tl2 returns range from allow the water company’s court- an average consuming home — one "unique” formula — ordered cus­ bills not paid within 30 days after Lottery...... white collar workei^does produce something but we •dinner tapers in a subdivision in southwest MSH World.... $23 to $38,000. The IRS said it has another 166 O&WMMDOON appointed receiver to perform which uses 6,000 gallons per month tomers to pay a $9.20 refundable they are received. don’t know how to measure it I think they are sizes range from COMS>A Manehester, a combination rate- Obituaries...... refund checks dating back to 1976. selected repairs lo the system. — the increase translates to one of monthly surcharge to pay for The increase, summarized in a Opinion...... under-utilized people. They’re not operating as 6"to 15” 6 4 6 -6 0 5 0 increase and temporary monthly Paul Frenette, manager of the IRS’ Taxpayer DPUC engineers said that the about 200 percent. repairs selected from a list submit­ 26-page decision, was based on Peopletaik __ efficiently as they could." all colora available surcharge designed to keep the Service Division in Connecticut, said many of 830 Hartford Rd. Manchast system, which currently operates For a consumer who was for­ ted by the receiver. After two evidence taken at a hearing in Sports...... Grayson said there is no one formula approach to system operating for the foreseea­ those who did not receivgt^heir refund checks on one pump in one well, has merly charged $25 per quarter for years, the receiver or his succes­ Manchester Sept. 14, A number of Television...... K M U nMB ITSOI Torou ble future. w eather...... think they did. solving productivity problems. It depends on a •'several components nearing the 18,000 gallons,the increase means sor must begin paying the sur­ ii: company’s corporate culture, its history, its people, The DPUC rejected a straight C\t, rate increase of more than 400 point of failure" and could stop a rise to $25 per month — a $17 charge back, with nine percent Please turn lo page 10 •••••••••••••••••••••• I / (

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