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I'he Notvl prizes lust awarttr-tl an anonymous voice told the L>slo Wealing the bright purpte roties in 1901 were endowtsi m the UI9S RE.ALTORS newsp.iper IXigbladet Fhe caller ot a bishop, Fulu prepsirtsl li> -^Peirtland The Florisf wdl ol Sweetish iiiihislrtalisl Allretl was speaking m. broken Norwe­ siccept the Notw't prize outtttKX's :*ife Skv Nolw-I .ind are in't-seiiltsl eaehye.ir R 24 BIRCH ST. gian th*’ newspaper said from Egil Aarvtk. ehairmanol the W Q "A way 263 Main Steel Manchester, CT on IVc to. the anniversary ol TEL. 843-8247 The auditorium at the Oslo Norwegian Nobel Coiuimtlee To Succaad" Notw-I s kh-ath KOTHM.AN Kt;..U. roRS, LEFT TO HIGHT .JOH.N 843-4444 I luversity building was'cleared in The Nobel prizes tu |»hysics M.\KT1\ .-\M) D.AVIU WOOUBl RV I.NSRFCT F.T.D. minutes toUowmg the threat ehenustry, metlicimv tileralure Each ot th*' si\ \o)i«-l prizes this FREE Coniuitilloh MASTER CHARGE issued halfway into the ceremotiy 1- L,'. 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Lebanon. - Hostages s»-ngers ar*- h*vspilahze*l ’rh*-y FOR OVER 15 YEARS Commercial & Residential | freed from six days of "sljicer hell’' have b*-en un*l*-r very , very Iw-avy in a hijacked Kuwaiti airliner, CALL Woodworking & Supplier Elf at work prvssur*' " l i i " lucluditig two. .Americans beaten Special: Thru Dacambar, Melissa Watt, 6, puts finishing touches .\sktxl Oil NBC s "To*lay slw>w il friends and relatives at the workshop, and tortured with, burning ci­ th*-re h»t*t twen cvvllalwratioii b*- Manckaster 646-4144 Red Oak Ply G2S ^49. on a teddy-bear pencil at St. James which ended with acarol singandavisit garettes. rested in a Tetuun tw*x-n Iranian aulhvxtlies an*l the Oift Cvrtificate.t Uailable. School's Kris Kri ngle Kraft workshop on from Santa. hospital today after being rescued htjack*'rs. Kajaie Khorassuni EVERYTHING IN GLASS Saturday. Kids made presents for their by Iranian security men s..iKi "I think It was all rnidvish WE CAN T HIDE BEHIND OUR PRODUCT ”We couldn’t' tell trozn one Cuvier such very seitsilivecircuni iConnecUcut minute to the next what they might slaiwes p*Mple sh*>*iUI n**t inter {Travel Services do. ” soict one of the .Americans. veil*- aiul try to itw-rv-ase any LA. WHITE GLASS CO. Charles Kaper "Thev might react p*is.svWe leiksMui to any thing you would soy tf they (Inside D&L Store, Lower Level) Grand juror blasts probe PYesnteiil Keagaii s-*nl FndM got angry they would beat you ’ '' Iron, which luis u*h vtiphniiam' MaiKhester Parltade ’.Among the places they kicked • 4 « - 7 3 a a relations with Wiishingtvxi ha*l me was in the throat, which is w^y Manchester, CT been less than coup*-rative with OtlH VI if IH'< h\PtHlt\i I my voice is bad ” the other |31 BISSELL ST. MANCHESTEr | of gambling by state police C b offictals III trying to enti the American. Jdhn Costa, said in staiwlotf •MIRRORS •SHOWER DOORSNSTORE FHOMS 6 4 7 - 1 6 6 6 television interviews •SAFETY GLASS •BATHTUB ENCLOSURES •ETC 'We fuive co«*lenuie*l all >wis oj Hean: Mea, Tael, Fri 9 6 PM - Wed A Tkora » 9 PM "The (hijack) leader was B y Mark A. Duouis the same day police announced the air piiiwy ami hij.wkiiig an*l we ______8M. t*4 P M telephone to receive and transmit absolutely psycho a crazy United Press Internotlonal arrest of two Torrington men on gambling information man. ” said Harry Clark the hkive a very severe taw lur charges of professional gambling. puntshitig these p*-opfe, ’ Rojaie ll .* Risendorf also was charged with British pilot of the bijacketf Kuwait JOH N C O ST A Curtis H ARTFO RD — .A oiie-mun The men allegedly operated a $5 Khor.vs.sam sant possession of gambling records, .Airways .A-.'50(), Airbus kicked in throat grand jury today sharply attacked million-a-year sports betting oper­ tngoldsby. who allegedly des They were all crazy men They Both (I’osia. a t>usiiies.s»uan Irvwu the state police investigation of ation in western Connecticut. New York and Kaper. a C S lllllllllllllilllMathes troyed records before inspectors changed from real animal bebav Ziebart allegations of illegal gambling in The arrests Sunday stemmed alive government eniplio,yee. whose HOME ENTERTAINMENT CENTER RustprootingRustnroolinil rnmnam.Company arrived, faced the additional lor to suddenly being very kind It northwestern Connecticut. from a grand jury probe started While the .seven released has charge of destruction of evidence was sheer hell tt was terror for .six bwilietown was iiot nnntevhately Video a Telavisioii • Stereo yprnon Industrial Placa Superior Court Judge John D last January into illegal gambling toges rested In Tehran, it was n*it © ■All charges curry a maximum solid days ” known s only job .And I kept MERCURY ■said they would pul the air pirates Specializitiff irt l^ifiFts Department and whether the earlier said they killed were found tetliiug them that ’Thev keptlelhng 643-4158 crimes corrupted the department on trial. me No,, you re not you're this ' A-l HEARING AID SERVICE at 310 Main Street has been serving the , OLCOn PACKAGE STORE Brennan criticized state police hearing unpaired in the Manchester community since 1977 | 6S4 CENTER ST. MANCHESTER, CT. Safe Rides opens, for their investigation of informa Phone 646-27S6 . f f l L tion leaks from secret wu-gtaps jonn K. Carpi, a licensed Hearing Aid Specialist in the St-ue nf Pina Shopping Plaza SO SPRVH )■ -hAG ,t used to investigate gambling and Coni^cticut has been a hearing aid dealer over 15 years. Prior to joining , DISCOUNT LIQUOR STORE allegations concerning a Torring­ MACC still in need of toys Mr. Carpi as manager of the Manchester office. Robin Franzen has suenf ton country club. XoooneiloiM for • Hotela • Alrllnea • Steanislilpa SM»c«lon« Of FlourM Caramlo In but gets no calls more than 3 years working with the elderly and t h S d ic S io e d as^^ I Stock. Our Volum* Swm Y ou Mono,, lotr* Of Spactal*. The investigation of tho.se leaks |S27 Main SIraat Manciiastorl MMfar Chargo amf V/m AccmM worker. Tog^her their diversified and extensive experiences enable them rafn-CfMc* . .. was "iiiore notable for its lack of Manchester's first Safe Rides to understand and deal with the .^jecial needs of th^e hard of hearing PamnA Ctadu CmM up ti tlSaiN would be passengers — may cull thoroughness than for anything to give away this Christmas ax£ coxAialXi^ in vitiA to a program got off to a quiet start this 648-2180 for a ride. The service is else. " Brennan said, and incor­ service hearing aid office. Complimentarv hearing tests weekend, organizer Greg Kane available on Friday and Saturday rectly found that judges or the a^taxLn^ ^uaCuation said today. By Sarah E. Mall falling short of projectioii.s Carr questions vou'-im^-ghr^?"" sa'ies ^s 3 l as aSfrfto from 9:30 p.m. to 2 a m Litchfield stale’s attorney’s office Hdrald Reisarter patted Batteries should be m COMMERCIAL • INDUSTRIAL "From our end. it went very Program officials have trained were responsible said Donation.s of food are falling cLudfd tor toys which need them ojiA Com uftaiion atmosphere. ^ available in a friendly relaxed well," Kane said. "W e didn’t 20 parents and others to be adult "It is clear that the leak did not below what was collected last .M.Af k officials wtlil seleci gills receive any calls either Friday or The Manchester .Area Confer­ year, she .said cMon - 9-5-*30 Y ' ‘ ^ • Air CofuUUonlng advisors. Kane said. He said the originate in the Litchfield State's ence of Churches i.s i.s.suing a for people who would rather donate syltems'^for u'^e'wu^ h Personal wireless sound Saturday night, which was nut a JiLSt betore ChrLstnia.s, the con adults were "very enthusiastic, Attorney’s Office or from any last-minute plea for new toys to money. Carr said Checks may be ^ a [f 643-41^3 fox afx^uUrrujxl user m a- f radios, and stereos. It enables the hearing aid • RafrlgaraHon surprise to me.” very supportive, and they imme- terence expects to deliver about judge Of court official who had give to poor children, FxecuUve made out to MACC Seosoead toterableRj listening, and still keep the volume at a Kane said student drivers had diatel.v said. We’d love to help. ” 300 holiday baskets to ueedv CaxfxLS. knowledge of the exi.su-nce of the Director Nancy Carr said today Sharing and seat to. the Mouehes,, • HaaUng practiced making dry runs a few Kane said Safe Rides organizers families Most include gifts a.s well wiretap order, but rather from •Although many used toys have ter Area Con,feren*e of Churehet* c ^ -7 c^uixLn^ <^iA <=&ti7tc~ weeks before, and were well will approach the school board as food MACC delivered 285 food evIniSi" Sld'^^he ” to 5. to sample their service. If an sources with the state police who been donated. "W e re short on new l^jst Office Box 7TJ. .Monc-hesfer prepared. The new program, tonight for an endorsement and baskets before Thanksgiving 3*0 a/lftuio^Msibx appSiSfmen” convenient, please call 643-4158 for an SALES and SERVICE were aware of the wiretap investi toys ' Carr said Gifts Bor teenag­ Toy ifLstribution, is sel Iwr late which offers rides home to drunken also plan to seek support from the Donati.oas of food, toys or other t/i* fuAunq imfiaLxMA urud 1464 galion." Brennan’s report said ers warm socks, pajamas, thus week at WoodruH Hal) ui 37 French Rd., Bolton 649-26SS drivers and their would-be pas­ Rotary Club and Student Senate at gifts may be left at any of tour billfolds, gift certificates and the Center Congregatiwnot Chureh un sengers. operates out of a room at Manchester Community College. sites the town tire headq,uarlers Mom. Street . TOP HAT , the Moriarty Brothers car dealer­ like are in especiaJJy short on, Center Street near the Munici Twenty-one teenagers are cur­ supply More than, t36i fonulies will he pf£himnev Sweeps' ship on Center Street. rently qualified to work in some pal. Building, the Fightb Elilities More than .306 children front recetvtng invitations from soeio) yp uif K.i'i H.irtlimli J A M UNOLEUM A CARPETS "One of the things we have to do aspect of the program, and more District Fire Station, at 32 N .Mom Inside Toiiay Manchester and Bolton ore ex workers and publiv health Mtrses Profesjuuniil - t ully Insured CustoDi Kitchen Center 0m$tAnc< 6itc now is prove ourselves," Kane want to gel involved, he said. . any offic-e of the Heritage to, the l>ida> ihstributtob ^ Cleanliness (iuuranieed MSTMIATION AT ITS B fS t pected to receive toys through Kitcyter^fc Bathroom Remodeling said. He predicted that once people Marcus Communications has Savmgs4Loan.Assoctalwa or the Don't Lot Youraelt bo Iho Victim o l i i M.ACC's annual "T oys for Joy ’ Other parents from Moeelwsier INT€filOft PlRNTSCflPING find out they con trust the free, donated citizens’ band radio equip­ Manchester Mail, « l l Mam, St Chimnoy FIrol • Moliawk Qarpets • BraidBd Rugs program The service provides or Bolton who arehavii^dUIWully Vwrt Oew Showrooeii At: installation and IVIAINTLNANLL confidential service, they'll be ment to Safe Rides, while the 2u pages, 2 sections, /As il does every year the HAVE YOLR CHIMNEY CLEANED TODAY. low-income families with gifts to providmg ChrLstuios gtlls to* ihetr • Finest Lines of Unoleum 25 Olcott StrMt more willing to use it. student store at Manchester High 1 advertising supplement Manchester FoUce tnion, will i uli M7-3603 9 ri Ml 1*1 9 fi.m RESIDENTIAL AND COA/\MERCIAL give their children on Chri.slmas family may •.■onae seleel toys al the K ^ e claimed it’s "just a matter School has donated red and white donate between. 75 and 160 Cbri.sl church on, Saturday from » a m TttP H \T CHIHM> Y SU KKI^s Ol'KK V I » Mon. - Sat. 9 - 5:30 Aduira- — 17 Obiludfies „ day Kacb child gets one new or r U\>S \ >AKKK of tim e" before Safe Rides starts caps identifying the drivers _ 10 mas presents to .MACC according until noon. ' 4 4 6 *S B 0 9 Tuaa-Fii 12-5 pm — 20 ODifiion ___ a good-a.s-new item, plus stocking 405 Canter SL Thurs. till 9 PM receiving calls. Though volunteers drive their own Classilteo^ .18-19 to Sgl Gerald Calve 647-3603 Thura 'til 0 CONNIE CHONIERE Comics^ --- 2 stuffers ’ and books. Carr said I’-arents widbeaskedtosigumat Mancliaitar Though the program is geared to cars, the program is seeking Sports, ,1115. .MACC a.sks that donors leave the door listing the womher obd /VWNLHtSTtrt CT OoOOO Enteftammant^ T (HKwiaiyn , ___ a Another part of M.ACC’s Svea- Sat 104 649-7S44 1204)0497851/ teenagers, anyone whose driving donations to pay for l.oltory . toys unwrapped, but include paper gas and . 2 . __ 2 ages of chtldreb m the family abilities are impaired — or their incidentals. Kane said. sonal Sharing program a drive and ribbon for parents to us* t sed for non-peri.shable food.s is al.so ('arents are asked m l la hriag toys should be cleaned and re their children / t - MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. Dec. 10. 1M4 MANCHESTER HERALD, Momtiiy. IV f Id. 1984 Ex-nun attorney general’s post as natural step Experts say getting college aid an arduous process By Ken Fronckllna Republican Violet won a stun­ attorney general s ollice where the rights not developed to put a into this job is street smarts," she United Press Internotionol ning upset Nov. 6 over three-term she saw management in disarray balance into it. There has always said. incumbent Democrat Dennis J. and victims of crimes receiving been a continuity principle — to " I know the practicalities of rBv Sarah E. Hall they have the primary responsibil­ we don't gel more applications." "Why .should » c go out and bust wor.se than when I went to college, TAYLOR KXPLAINKimiTHE PROVIDENCE. R.l. - As a nun Roberts II. "lip service" instead of their full respond to unmet needs. crime — what's going down and ^Herald Reporter ity for paying their children's said Laura Belfiore of the Man­ our hind ends filling out a lot of and I can't .see It getting any P.MlEN'l'S that need is defined by working both us a teacher and an She narrowly lost her first bid for legal rights. "For example, I started doing isn't going down. I wouldn't be here college costs. "Whether you're chester Scholarship Foundation. forms, when we re not getting any b e tte r" aid administ r.itors as a percentage inner city activist lawyer. Arlene the job in 1982 when she was still After teaching in suburban pa­ consumer law at a time it was talking with you if I hadn't ‘ : David Frost, the head guidance willing to contribute or not. their This spring, she said, the organiza­ additional help'' " one father ot what is loft over after families Violet dedicated herself to what "Sister Arlene Violet." a member rochial schools through the 1960s. always caveat emptor — buyer developed gut survival instincts, ^ u n selo r at Manchester High financial aid award will be deter­ tion received only 79 applications asked. STUDENT LOANS ARE one pay for food, shelter, medical eaiv. she called "responding to unnnet of the Religious Sisters of Mercy she earned a law degree and began beware. There was no law. I spending 16 years in the inner .'School, claims that getting finan- mined by your ability to pay," he from students at MHS. East Taylor admitted that there is® option. Alii'c Lennon - the assisl- and oilier school tuitions. Parents ;cial aid for college is "a lot like the needs." which she joined at age 18. practicing public interest law in started doing environmental law city." said. Catholic High School, and Howell di.sagreenieni about that subjeet. anl vice president at Heril.ige arc also expected to use some of •Connecticut lottery." ^ e says she'll carry that atti­ When a 1983 canon law revision the inner city, helping p«wr people at a time there was no right for Cheney Regional Vocational Tech­ but urged students to inerease Savings Bank told the audience. their assets inehiding savings Politics runs in her family. Her . " I f you ignore it, you're not going tude into her next job on Jan. 1 gave local bishops final say over and the elderly protect rights they residents. I did handicapp<^ law BECAUSE IT IS "very, very nical School combined, their options by applying for Under the Conneelieiit (luaranleed aei'ounls. re.il estate, or Inisine.ss late father, Henry "Mickey" Vi­ ;to win, " he told more than 150 when she takes office as the first political activism by priests and often didn't know existed. before there was a civil rights law hard for students to emancipate A number of those were disquali­ seholarships anyway. Student Uian Program, students holdings to pay foi' their olet, was a city alderman in the parents and students Thursday woman ever elected a state attor­ nuns. Violet chose to resign from Through the 1970s the scope of for the handicapped. themselves," a parent's refusal to fied because they were handed in Despite eneonragemeni from may borrow up to $12..500 during children's ediieation. he said. 1930s and 1940s -evening. ney general in the United States. the order to pursue her candidacy. her law practice expanded to "P retty much. I've always tried cooperate can be a "real tragedy," late or incomplete. Belfiore said. , the experts, several parents said college and pay it hack at BiM-reent “ You might look very much “ But if you've got a son or a Taylor said. interest. " I sense a responsibility." said Reflecting in an interview in her include other aspects of public to address balance, to raise a "Politics was not a dirty word "You don't have to be in the lop 2 they were worried about the stronger on p.iper Ih.in you arc In daughter going to college, don't But even if parents think their the 41-year-old former nun. "to downtown law office, she said it interest law — the environment, consciousness. In the office of when he was involved in it." she to 5 percent to apply." she eurrent financial aid outlook reality. iM'eaiise of things like bank on the lottery to get them expected contribution is unfair, Mike I’olieaslro, falher of an make sure t do an excellent job was nut a difficult decision. rights of the handicapped and attorney general, the conscious­ said. reminded the group. " I f you have a Lennon told students to make home equity." 'l'.i,>lor .said. Fiiia- through," advised ^h n Taylor, little bargaining is allowed, ac­ MHS .senior, said that he and his because I know a lot is riding on the " I made it in terms of what I felt retarded, of consumers — with a ness I want to raise is the rights of special interest, there may well be sure they fill in all the blanks on the nacial aid otlu i.ils at .some col­ zeal that won her the nickname “ I can remember poor people director of financiaFaid at Man­ cording to Taylor. He said the wife are convinced it won't be easy perception 'Can a woman do this needed to be done in my commit­ victim s," she said. a scholarship that is geared to loan form if they dei'ide to apply leges might lie willing to make lined up around the block, waiting chester Community College. decision is b a s ^ on "a computer- to pay for their daughter's eduea- kind of job'.’ ’ 1 want to make sure I ment to people as a public interest "Attila the nun." At the same time, Violet said she you." "For every lime a space is special allow.inces it a parent to ask for help. I didn't know they The occasion for their remarks driven type of formula — and lion. "W e don't want to have to eat do not prematurely prevent other lawyer. I hadtodowhatlhadtodo. "I'v e always looked at the law to will be tough on corruption, omitted, there is a delay in makes a stioiig e.ise and docu­ It was a question of meeting an see what's wrong with the law in organized crime and neighborhood were poor. I just thought they were was the high school's annual you're either eligible or you're SOME COLLEGES DEDUCT hot dogs for the next four years." processing. " she warned. well-qualified women from being Arlene Violet ments It well, lie said. consi^red candidates throughout unmet need." she said. terms of who is being denied crime. friends or relatives." Violet financial aid night. Several speak­ not." local scholarships from the finan­ he said Shortly after Lennon finished this country." She said she was motivated by an access to the law. or where were "The greatest experience I bring recalls. . upset winner ers gave the audience lips on how Students also are expected to cial aid award a student would "I think financial aid is getting speaking, gnidaiu'e ottieials Taylor advised p.irents to keep to go after grants, scholarships help pay for their education, otherwise get, Taylor said. Al­ harder to get." said one mother. passed out one form used to their s.ivings in iheir own name and loans. through summer earnings and though confusion ensued during "It's not as easy as it was. hot it is determine Imw mneh linaneial and nol piil money into a "college" The process is kind of like "going savings. Taylor said. Another the subsequent discussion over the availahle. " help students may gel. aeeoimt lor their children. Stu- begging," Taylor said. " I f you're speaker at the meeting said a exact procedure, Belfiore and Richard Jensen, chairman ot the "It's like income tax." one deiils ore :isked to use a mueli Weather attentive during this process, then surprising number of students Taylor both .said applying for Parent - Teacher A.ssoeiat ion father grumbled as he scanned the higher perceiit.ige of their own Peopletalk you can make out." don't bother to seek scholarships. scholarships is almost always a budget study eommillee. said the Financial Aid Form published liy assets lor college Ilian their Taylor reminded parents that "W e just don't understand why good idea. financial aid pietnre is "certainly the College Scholarship Ser\ ice p.irents are, he explained. Cheaper by the four dozen He’s the ladykiller Today’s forecast Connecticut, Massachusetts DaroUiy Allred Solomoii has 47 brothers and Women in Brian be Palma's movies frequently and Rhode Island; Today: sisters and is trying to convince people "that meet untimely and gruesome deaths — most Manchester Federal cuts mostly cloudy and mild, chance polygamists are not criminals." despite what the recently the character in "Body Double" who was of showers developing this after­ law says. Solomon has written "In My Father's killed by a giant drill. The director says the House" about her life — much of which was spent spillage of female blood is not an indication of a noon. High mid 40s to low SOs. In Brief wouldn’t hurt on the run to avoid legal trouble ^ and father. deep-seated hatred of women, Tonight: cloudy with a chance of Raton Clark Allred, the leader of a polygamist "Women in peril work better in the suspense showers. Lows mid SOs to 40. Town bucks work trends sect who wasshot todeath by a rival group in 1977. genre." he told People magazine. "It all goes Tuesday; chance of showers east Despite a statewide increase in the number of "I'm sure there must have been jealousy." town immediately biick to 'The Perils of Pauline.' If you have a early and mid morning, other­ unemployment claims filed during the two weeks Solomon, 35. said of her father's seven wives, haunted house and you have a woman walking wise gradual clearing. Highs in "but I never saw it. We were taught to sublimate ending Dec. 1, the number of claims filed in the around with a candelabrum, you feel for her more the 40s. Manchester office dropped 1.1 percent to a Federal budget cuts being considered by the our negative attitudes and transform them into than you would a husky man." Maine: Mostly cloudy today. positive ones." Still. Solomon says polygamy is weekly average of 793, according to the state administration of President Ronald Reagan will not As for the methods he uses to dispatch women. Chance of showers or flurries Labor Department. not for her. " I don't feel abundant enough in affect the town’s general fund operating budget until De Palma said he likes to try something different. north and chance of showers m yself to share my husband." she said while The total included a weeky average of 96 the second half of the town’s 1985-86 fiscal year, town "I'm a visual stylist." he said. " I do a lot of south in the afternoon. Highs in promoting her book in Baltimore. first-time claims and 697 continued claims. budget analyst Robert Huestis said today. murder mysteries and after a while you get tired the SOs north to 40s south. Statewide, more than 2,000 seasonal unemploy­ At stake is about $780,000 in revenue-sharing funds, of the usual instruments. You can use a knife, a Occasional snow rain or freezing The drizzle wHI fizzle ment claims boosted the weekly average to 24,792 the equivalent of 1.2 mills in municipal taxes. The rope but now we have electrical instruments, rain north and occasional rain for the two weeks, a 12 percent increase over the town expects to get that much in the eurrent fiscal Today: mostly cloudy and mild. A 30 percent chance of showers this • which are truly terrifying." likely south tonight. Lows in the previous reporting period, according to the Labor year and a like amount in the 1985-86 fiscal year, Horsefeathers afternoon. High 45 to 50. Wind south increasing to 10 to 15 mph. : upper 20s to mid SOs. Clearing Department. Huestis said. Tonight: cloudy with a 50 percent chance of showers. Low 35 to 40. ! CounUy singer Ed Bmcc once did television Tuesday. Highs from the mid the If the federal administration were to cut out Wind becoming southwest then west 10 to 15 mph. Tuesday; gradual commercials for an anti-litter campaign in 30s north to mid 40s south. revenue sharing entirely — the worst possible Tennessee but now is trouble for his trashy Wrestling with Hollywood clearing. High in the mid 40s. Today's weather picture was drawn by Office plans filed New Hampshire: Mostly scenario from the town's point of view — the town language. Heather Fultz, 9, of 318 Fern St., a fourth grader at Martin School. Wrestling fans will be doing half nelsons over a cloudy today. Chance of showers A local architectural firm has applied to the would get only half the amount in the fiscal year that Bruce raises Tennessee walking horses and couple of new movies coming up. Dudley Moore's begins July 1, 1985. or flurries north and chance of Planning and Zoning Commission for permission was put on probation by a walking horse "M icki and Maude." which will be released by But Huestis said the Reagan proposal at this point showers south in the afternoon. to build a medical office building on West Middle organization becau.se of his behavior at a Columbia next week, features such noted ring Turnpike. seems to call for capping revenue sharing in the Highs from the mid 30s north to competition in September. Th e trouble started villains as Andre the Giant, Big John Stud, Mad The Lawrence Associates has asked for a federal fiscal year that begins Oct 1,1985, and phasing mid 40s south. Occasional rain when officials disqualified his horse. It's a Matter Man O'Rourke and Chief Jay Strongbow. special exception to build the 4,000-square foot, it out in subsequent years. of Pride, because its legs were too sensitive, M all DIIIm is the star of 20th Century Fox's likely tonight. Some snow or one-story office building on a half-acre site at 43 Huestis predicted that any dramatic effect of meaning irritants might have been used illegally "The Flamingo K id." which will showcase the freezing rain possible north W. Middle Turnpike, according to plans filed federal cutbacks in revenue sharing would not be felt to make its walk more showy. popular tag team The Barbarian Brothers as two early at night. Lows in the lower Friday. The plans were drawn on behalf of Dr. until the town’s 1986-1987 fiscal year. Bruce and his manager-wife. Patsy, were upset beefy lifeguards. and mid SOs. Clearing Tuesday. Russell J. Tonkin, who now has an office on Huestis said the town does not rely as heavily on when they learned there was no way to appeal. Highs from the upper SOs north to Haynes Street. revenue sharing as some large cities do. Moratii pfioto hy Tnrquinio "It_was based primarily on Bruce's manner mid 40s south. A house and garage would have to be A greater impact will be felt if the Reagan and his use of profanity during the exhange. "said Vermont: Considerable cloud­ demolished to make way for the building, administration cuts out or reduces funds for grants Kris Kringie helps teachers a member of the walking horse regulatory Joan takes top honors iness and mild today with highs according to the plans. like the one the town is seeking for construction of committee, " E d never once denied he used Beauty experts say Joan Collins is the most in the low 40s. Overcast and The application for a special exception will improvements to its sewage treatnient plant, Huestis Santa gives a hug to two boys at the held in the Manchester High School profanity." Mrs. Bruce said. beautiful woman on television; damp tonight with a chance of probably be heard at a public hearing on Jan. 21, said. Manchester Education Association’s cafeteria. At left is Jay Mahoney, 3, son planning officials said. The town's proposal for improvements to the plant The star of "Dynasty " was chosen No. 1 ina list showers. Lows in the SOs. Tues­ holiday breakfast Saturday. Assistant of Kevin and Janice Mahoney of of TV's 10 most beautiful women by TV Guide day clouds giving way to sun­ is expected to reach the top of the state's priority list magazine. shine. Continued mild with highs Tow n student to match wits for federal funding at 55 percent in about 1987 or 1988. School Superintendent Wilson E. Dea- Tolland. Four-year-^old Adam Vandine, View from the podium "You can tell she absolutely loves to be in the low 40s. By that time there may not be any further funds. kin donned a red suit and white beard son of Les and Linda Vandine of beautiful and, consequently, she is." said otic Jon Pearlson of Manchester will represent the Townspeople voted in 1983 against a bond issue to for the union fund-raiser, which was Plymouth Lane, Is At right. • Millionaire Gilbert Kaplan got to take the judge. Michael Maron. a celebrity makeup artist Extended outlook Loomis Chaffee School when the school competes pay for the sewer plant improvements. It would have London Symphony Orchestra for a spin around and photographer. against three others this month in television's cost $9 million in local money for the $20 million the block and was thrilled with the ride. No. 2 on the list is Jaclyn Smith of the old Extended outlook for New "A s Schools Match Wits," an academic quiz project. The state would have paid the remaining $11 Kaplan. 43. was invited to conduct at the Cardiff "Charlie's Angels" series. England Wednesday through program, according to a recent news release million. Festival and at a gala concert Sunday at London's The panelists judged hundreds of women by the Friday: from the school. Town officials are now beginning their preparation Royal Festival Hall to raise money for same criteria. But they found that each in the Top Connecticut, Massachusetts Pearlson is a senior at Loomis Chaffee, a of budget requests for the operating budget for the Anglo-American musical exchanges. 10 has high cheekbones, full lips and eyes set far and Rhode Island: Fair Wednes­ private school in Windsor. He is the son of Dr. and fiscal year that begins July 1, 1985. "It's like driving a very good sports car." he apart. day. a chance of showers Thurs­ Mrs. Stanley Pearlson of 22 Mountain Road. Huestis, in the packet of materials he sends each said aRer a rehearsal. "Y ou just touch the wheel The brand Another "Dynasty" actress, Linda Evans, was day, fair Friday. Mild with Loomis Chaffee will compete against Enrico year to department heads, has told them to keep and pow !" Kaplan was chosen because he is an spending increases for goods and services to a judged the third most beautiful while Veronica daytime highs upper 40s to mid Satellite view Fermi High School on Saturday, Greenfield High expert on Gustav Mahler's intimidating 9b- maximum increase of 4 percent. Last year at this time thaft changing the way America iooka Hamel of "H ill Street Blues" was named fourth. SOs. overnight lows in the SOs and School on Dec. 22 and Classical High School on minute "Second Symphony." which is so complex the figure used as a guide was 5 percent. Tied for fifth and sixth places were Diahann low 40s. Commerce Department satellite photo taken at 2:30 a m. EST shows Dec. 29. The show is aired Saturdays at 7:30 p.m. it i^uires a IK-piece orchestra, a 300-voice CarroU of "Dynasty" and Siefanie Powers of storm clouds over the Ohio Valley, Great Lakes, and New England. on WW LP channel 22. Huestis's memorandum asks that budgets be C 1984 Eufopo Craft. Vermont: Dry Wednesday, a choir, two female soloists and two brass bands. "Hart to Hart." Jayne Seymour, a British actress High clouds can be seen over the central and northern Rockies prepared with the 4 percent limit even if it means a chance of showers Thursday and “ There is nothing more exciting than being on the who stars in "E ast of Eden." finished seventh in Frontal clouds are visible over the Pacific Northwest. Mail pick-up added reduction in the current level of service. If the 4 podium with a big orchestra." Kaplan said "But the poll. "H otel" also was a duel winner with Friday. Continued mild. Highs in percent limit does bring a reduction in service, the conducting is addictive. Too much of it is beauUes Connie Sellecca and Shari Belafonie- the 40s, lows 25 to 35. memorandum says, the department heads should probably bad for you." Harper being voted eighth and ninth. Maine: Fair Wednesday. The post office in Manchester will be making prepare a separate addendum showing those Elvis Presley's former wife and star of Chance of flurries north and special early morning mail pickups at high- additional appropriations necessary to maintain the "D allas." Priscilla Prestoy. made it to the 10th. chance of showers south Thurs­ volume mailboxes to speed holiday mail delivery. current level of service or to provide an increased However, it wasn't only Hollywood stars who day. Fair Friday. Highs in the Postal officials encourage early mailing to level of service the department head is speed cards and letters on their way. Glimpses: captured the eye of the panel. Newscasters upper SOs to mid 40s north and in recommending. The early pickup is part of a program Connie Chnag, Jane Pauley and Diane Sawver the mid 40s to lower SOs south. Some of the budget requests are to be submitted to Attoniey Marvin MlMheteon. who popularized throughout Hartford and Tolland counties. were listed on several ballots. Lows in the upper 20s to mid SOs. Huestis Jan. 7, some Jan. 14 and the last by Jan. 21. palimony suits, just got something he always To find out which mailboxes will have early New Hamp^ire: Fair Wed­ The 4 percent limit does not apply to the Board of wanted — a castle. Mitcbelson and his family pickups, call the post office at 643-2735. nesday. Chance of flurries north Education budget, which is prepared separately, or to recently moved into the castle, which is on 2'; salaries and wages. acres and is located above Sunset Strip in Los and chance of showers south Angeles... hOek Nohe is the star of 'Teachers" Now you know 'Thursday. Fair Friday. Highs in but toM Family Weekly that his school record was About 3 percent of the world's annual the upper SOs to mid 40s north and "straight D's. I learned much more on the production of oil and gas is used to make in the mid 40s to lower SOs south. playground than I did in the classroom". synthetics. Lows in the upper 20s to mid SOs.

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Dec. 10, 1984 MANCHESTER HERALD, Moml.iy IVv It). 1984 5 U.S./World In Brief Happy Schroeder Shultz plans briefing 0 ^ 3 a / Falweil, Flynt both claim victory talks to reporters HOANOKK, Va. - The Hev. .lerry Falweil and sex magazine publisher Larry Flynl ended their first face-to-face confronta­ with NATO on arms By David E. Nathan • is accomplished. 1 feel I have a real tion vowing a libel battle will continue in court appeals. United Press International new purpose on life My purpose is But Falweil, founder of the Moral Majority, and Flynt. the to he with God. I feel like he's No. I By E. Michael Myers Reagan and American officials self-proclaimed "King of Sleaze," each claimed victory after a LOUISVILLE. Ky, Bill He sa\ed m e," United Press International were encouraged that Chernenko week-long sometimes bitter, sometimes colorful trial. Schroeder. calling himsell the Schroeder. who was accompan­ said the Soviets look to the Falweil had sued for $45 million in libel damages, claiming ‘bionic man. " said Sunda.v the ied by several lamily members WASHINGTON — Secretary of Gromyko-Shultz talks with an Flynt’s magazine. Hustler, twice published a fake liquor ad that permanent artificial heart that has including two of his six young State George Shultz briefs NATO objective of "leading to the cessa­ quoted the television evangelist as saying he lost his virginity to been beating in his chest for two grandchildren and Dc\'ries. foreign ministers and West Ger­ tion of the arms race, the prohibi­ his late mother in an outhouse and always gels drunk before he weeks has given him "10 more broke down and .sobbed twice man Chancellor Helmut Kohl this tion. and, eventually, complete Sun., Moil. & Tiies. only! preaches. years" to live. dunng.ihe interview week on the strategy for his elimination of nuclear weapons" A federal jury ruled late Saturday night that the ad was not Schroeder, 52. conducted a 30- He said his heart was "taking olf nuclear arms talks next month Reagan said last week that this is libelous because no one loiild take it seriously. The jurors still minute taped interview from his like a horse " with Soviet Foreign Minister An­ “ the .same thing that I've been awarded Falweil $11)0,000 as compensation for emotional hospital bed with The New York "Who knows',’ I may as well be drei Gromyko. talking about forquitesonic tim e " distress. They also ordered Flynt and the magazine In pay $50,000 Times and ABC News, his first the bionic man." he said, explain­ Shultz leaves tonight, first stop­ Moscow is unwilling to match ping outside London to see Foreign each as punishment for the tasteless joke. meeting with reporters since be­ ing. "I'm a type of a guy that likes American technology and resour­ coming the world's .second artifi­ to joke, sit down and tell a joke, Secretary Geoffrey Howe of Bri­ ces in developing the potential cial heart recipient Nov. 25. whal-have-you. That's the type of tain. After three days of meetings defen.se system and is expected to Budget halved for porn study He appeared strong throughout guy I am. " in Brussels with NATO ministers, seek a moratorium on the program the session, which was played for He said he would advise future Shultz will hold informal talks with if it agrees to substantive arms Enliri* Slock of M*m i’ s VVASfllNffTON — A government studydf the po.ssible links reporters from other news organi­ permanent artificial heart implant Kohl at his country home at talks. between pornography and youth violence will be scaled down in zations at Humana IIos|>ital patients that attitude is very Ludwigshafen, West Germany on Paul Nilze, whom Reagan scope and have its $798,000 budget cut in half as a result ixiticism Audubon, imiiortant in surviving the opera­ Saturday. named l.isl week as a specia’ that said it was a waste Of mone,v "I had only 20days availahleaiid tion and subsequent Ireatmenl and A high ranking aide to Shultz adviser to Shultz on arms negotia­ House and Senate subcommittees investigated I he contract for I feel like I have 10 more years." therapy. said East-West relations — espe­ tions, planned to accompany him toles the study, awarded without a com petitive bid to Or. Judith said Schroeder, who doctors said Schroeder. who watched his cially arms control matters and to Brus.sels. Keisman, an author of scholarly articles and a former had only days to live without the favorite college basketball team, the Jan. 7-8 Gromyko meeting in Nitze, 77, headed the negotia­ surgery.. " I don't see no reason GEORGE SHULTZ songwriter for the Captain Kangaroo children's television show. the Indiana Hoosiers, on television Geneva, Switzerland — will domi­ tions with Moscow on limiting why this thing won't last lOyears. " Saturday, said he was looking nate his discussions with allies. . first Stop. London Her study was to he sweeping in nature, examining the possible medium range nuclear missiles, He said his new plastic-and- lorward to going fishing and The Soviets agreed to the meet­ 20% OFF effects of material in I’layhoy, I’ enthouse and Hustler magazines talks that were broken off by the metal Jarvik-7 heart is barely watching more ballganies after ing in late November to help "Militarization of outer space, if on violent se,xual and iion-.sexual behavior by juveniles and Kremlin once NATO began deploy­ detectable and causes him no pain leaving the hospital. He also said spearhead a new effort to resume not securely blocked, would cancel violence directed against juveniles. ing its Pcrshing-2 and crui.se • umbrellas or di.scomfort. he hoped to attend his son's arms talks that they walked out of everything that has so far been mi.ssiles to counter the Soviet Under the scaled-down plan she w ill be limited to examining "I can lay here. I can led it. " he wedding in March, 13 months ago. achieved in the field of arms missile force. • boots how children areexhibiled in the magazines The project created said. "It doesn't bother my slec|). it Before the interview, Schroeder Soviet President Konstantin limitation, spur the arms race in The Soviets also suspended • rubbers such a stir it contributed to the re.signalion of the dean of doesn't bother me at all " spent another quiet day Sunda.v, ''Wl^Kr Chernenko said last week that other areas and dramatically separate talks on strategic wea­ Am erican University's school of education, which oversaw the It was actually Schroeder's his third in a private hospital room stopping an arms race in space increase the danger of nuclear pons because of the deployment of • hats research. second interview since the opera­ after being moved from the was a priority for the Kremlin. w ar," Chernenko said. ■ . ■ the medium range missiles. . • caps The changes come II months into the two-year program and tion. He and chief surgeon Dr. intensive can* unit. UP[ photo ^ f t e r $136,000 was sihuiI, according to sources in the Justice William DeVries taped an inter­ Doctors scheduled no exercise • travel hags view that was played for reporters Department .s Office of Juvenile Justice n \ i i <>m a i k ; i \miit:i,l to accomplish two main things about a $15 billion suit filed in the United States on behalf AAA backs mandatory seat belt use' strengthen his arms. through the surgery. of two victims of history’s worst chemical disaster in The ‘totes' miloniiitic folds smtill WASHINGTON — The Ameriian Automobile Association has All I wanted to do. No. 1. was Hospital spokesman Rob Irvine India. An Indian official said the water, air and vegetation seeks Yuletide i-fire to fit in bi'iefense, opens large and endorsed state laws requiring mandatory use of safety bellsover gel myself healthy." he said. "No. said doctors wanted to give in Bhopal is safe, but many medical experts remain deep with the push of a button proposed federal regulations to install airluigs in new 2. I wanted to be able to help other Schroeder a few days off. Bv Michael W. Drudge highways from Dec. 22 until Jan. 3, ing a conference in Miami. Windproof, lifetime guarantee. automobiles. people. And if I can be succe.ssful in "He seems to really be enjoying uncertain about the long-term effects of the gas leak at United Press International but stopped short of a complete On his return. Duarte met with a Gift-boxed, too! Reg. $22 I7.60 Association spokesman W. Allan Wilbur stud in an interview any of those. I feel like my mi.ssion the rest," Irvine said. the Union Carbide plant. holiday cease-fire. group of U.S. Hispanic congress­ the group believes compulsory se;it belt use laws could save 5,000 The leader of El Salvador's In his homily at the Metropolitan men, who later said.lhcrc had been lives annually, Search leads to New Hampshire Catholic Church, who has been Cathedral, Rivera y Damas said a "significant improvemciK" in "The life savings would be immediate. " Wilbur said. "But it mediating negotiations between rebel leaders contacted him by the human rights situation in the would take years to install airbags in new cars ;ind it would tiike leftist guerrillas and the U.S.- telephone from Costa Rica to country under Duarte. even longer to have the devices in all cars " backed government, says he will propose he arrange the prisoner At a news conference Sunday. try to persuade the rebels to accept release, set for Tuesday. Rep. Bill Richardson. D-N.M.. 'totes’ RUBBER BOOTS & I.OAFEBS Jerri Ann probe centers on deals a holiday cease-fire. Rivera y Damas also said said, “ We support President Massachusetts bans happy hours In Managua, Nicaraguan President Jose Napoleon Duarte Duarte's peace efforts, Wc support PAW TUCKET R I. (U PI) - involved the shipment of 10.000 motive because the Florida deal Sheldonville, Mass., at the time. President-elect Daniel Ortega said sent him a letter on Dec. 1 that the continuation of the dialogue BOSTON — Cut-rate drinks and beer-drinking contests Police have launched an investiga­ pounds of marijuana and l.,500 was with a close friend, not "with He later transferred the car to representatives from his govern­ "vigorously ratifies" the govern­ with the rebels." Left, slip-on loafers, became illegal today in Massachusetts, the first state in the tion of two convicted New Hamp­ pounds of hashish fi'om New animals," Pawtucket when the family moved ment and the Reagan administra­ ment's desire for an officially In Managua, Ortega said he S-M-L-XL, reg. $12 9.60 nation to ban "happv hours " in an effort to reduce drunken shire drug dealers as part of their Hampshire to Massachusetts. In recent days, police have there two months before the baby's tion would meet today and Tues­ declared Christmas truce. hoped the now round of talks, the driving. repeatedly declined to discuss the kidnapping, Miconi said. probe into the kidnapping, rape The senior Silvestri served a day for the ninth round of talks "H e (Duarte) hopes that I will ninth in an ongoing series between Middle, stretch town boots, The ban. which took effect toda,v. is aimed at di.scouraging and murder of 4-month-old Jerri short prison sentence after hi.s case, including hew evidence that The car was at Richard's shop taking place in Mexico. have the time to negotiate an Deputy Foreign Minister Victor what Gov. Michael Dukakis called "wholesale promotional Ann Richard, a police spokesman conviction in U S; District Court in came to light last week. A baby's for restoration work at the time Salvadoran Archbishop Arturo amplification of the contents of the Hugo Tinoco and U.S. Special S-XXL, reg. $14. 12.00 activities aimed solel.v at encouraging excessive drinking." says. Boston. hairbrush and blood stains were Jerri .Ann disappeared. The shop Rivera y Damas said Sunday he truce with the revolutionary Envoy Harry Shlaudeman,"will The new regulations prohibit bars from offering free drinks, Pawtucket police have sug­ "There have been ties belween found in an antique car. when the wa.s located downstairs from the would broach the subject of the front," Rivera y Damas said. establish an agreement of mutual Right, zipper town boots, delivering m ore than two drinks to one person at a time, .selling gested revenge over a bad drug Ralph Richard and noth the vehicle was towed from Richard's Richards' apartment in a con­ Christmas truce with guerrillas Rebel leaders rejected the truce security " between the two nations. S-XXL. reg. $18 I t. Rf' an unlimited number of drinks for a fixed price, selling drinks deal as a possible motive for the Silvestris. They have been known auto body shop in Pawtucket to a verted former auto dealership. when he arranges the transfer of 42 when the government refu.sed to "Deputy Foreign Minister Vic­ Providence auto shop. prisoners of war. They were tor Hugo Tinoco will attend a below listed prices, holding "chug-a-lug" drinking contests and brutal slaying of the baby girl. She associates for a number of years," On Friday, police spent two garrison its troops during the said New Hampshire State Police captured Dec. 1 when rebels meeting Dec. 10 and 11 in Manza­ other similar activities. was found railed and badly beaten Joseph Riccio. owner of J & R hours talking with the parents. holidays, Rivera y Damas said la.st Lt. Warren Brown. overran an isolated outpost south Sunday. nillo where Nicaragua will main­ in an alley near hc-r parents' Auto Repair in Providence, said he Neither police, the parents nor of San Salvador. tain the need for a political and Pawtucket apartment Nov. 15. It w a s not immediately known called police Thursday after he their lawyer. George M. Muksian. Duarte returned to El Salvador four days after she was apparently whether they had anything to do Government and guerrilla re­ Sunday from a four-day trip to the pacific solution to the problems Man sun/ives being sawed in half found the hairbrush under the hood would comment. kidnapped from her crib. with the Florida drug deal. and noticed stains on the back seat. presentatives. in a second round of United States, where he met with between the United States and peace talks Nov. 30. agreed to Nicaragua," Ortega said in an TOWN AND COUNTRY, Mo. — Doctors at Missouri Baptist Police said the father was Brown said background infor­ "It was kind of creepy," Riccio Following the meeting, the Prov­ Caribbean leaders and Secretary interview with Radio Sandino. Hospital say it is a m iracle that .Arthur Benjamin Gro.ss, who was involved in a $100,000 marijuana mation on the Silvestris and other said. idence Journal-Bulletin reported allow the circulation of civilians on of State George Shultz, all attend­ nearly sliced in two by a circular saw, is recovering. deal last year, but the money neVer New Hampshire residents known the murder investigation con­ Tolch'^’ (iarry-AII Hag On Dec. 1. Gross, 70. was pulled into a moving circular saw as got to the person who was supposed to Richard has been .sent to Rhode The car's owner. Joseph Miconi tinues to center on the.parcnts. he helped his son cut firewood. The saw cut him virtually in two, to receive it in Miami. Fla. Island authorities. of North .Attleboro, Mass., said he In durable, lighlweighi lengthwise. By the lim e Gross arrived at Mi.ssouri Baptist by New Hampshire state police Pawtucket police declined all asked Richard to .sell the 1941 "We try to rule them out and we oxford nylon, zips small for have sent information on Freder­ comment Sunday, referring in­ Cadillac last May. Richard took keep coming back to them," a Rebels in El Salvador live helicopter, he had lost most of his blood. slorage, packs big for police source told the newspaper. "It really is a miracle." .said Dr. Everett Lerwick, chief of ick R. Silvestri, -59. of New quiries to Chief Theodore King on the car to a garage he had in I ravel! Assorted colors. Durham, and his son. Frederick R. Monday. surgery at the hospital. "This man shouldn't have lived to even Reg. $20 816 Silvestri Jr.. 37. to Rhode Island Both Ralph and Donna Richard get to the hospital. I've never heard of anyone surviving such a ' investigators. But there was no have been highly critical of police Spartan life on the run wound. I attribute it to one thing: The Lord loves him ." lolea® indication Sunday that they had for refusing to rule them out as The accident occurred at a 4-acre farm near Sullivan. Mo., anything to do with the murder. possible suspects. Richard has T.\KES PLE.ASI RE By Jane Bussey Trav4‘l Kil owned by Gross' .son. Bill. The two were using a cutoff saw that trial of four members of the rebel sides talked of peace, democracy The Silvestris were among five acknowledged he was involved in United Press International ranks for 'banditry,'" Paz said. and pluralism. Roomy and was powered by a belt hooked up to a tractor. The belt ran off. men convicted of federal drug illegal drug trafficking, but he said The four had been given three But just as Duarte has insisted practical, for Gross said, and he made a grab for it. charges in 1982. The charges he doesn't believe revenge was a ANN'OrNCINC; MIRAMUNDO, El Salvador - warnings, he explained, adding he will not hand over power to the all his toile­ Hitching their M-16s over their when they persisted in their rebels, the rebels insist their fight tries! With Police stage massive manhunt shoulders, the male and female actions, a rebel board ordered to win will go on — with or without waterproof guerrilla fighters were already their executions. the talks, scheduled to be repeated lining. striding off for daily operations — “ The four were shot,” said Paz, in the second half of November. GREENBANK, Wash, — Authorities today searched for three value priced for Reg. $15. extremely dangerous" men.charged with an armored car heist The Relocation of his office and possibly battle — as the cold a softspoken guerrilla, with a dark "The dialogue will be within the I dawn broke over town. 812 carried out with the founderof a whilesupremacistcult whodied Holiday givlngl beard and mustache. "They were framework of this political and in an explosion and shootout with the FBI. to the When nightfall and chilling rains doing too much damage to us military struggle,” Fcrman Cien- caught them in the bombed-out already." fuegos, top commander of the Two other men charged in the robbery - former body guards hamlet of Miramundo, thegroupof The rebels’ structured lifestyle Popular Liberation Forces guer­ to the leader of another while supremist group — already are in WATKINS CENTRE ANNEX custody. about 30 guerrillas took shelter holds a special attraction for Paz. rilla army, told journalists. 9.35 Main Struel, Stiile 2A where they could, some stretching Although he singled out a wave of At issue is the key word — The 'I o I c h '’ BriefeaNe Robert Mathews, 31, the fugitive founder of the White out on a cold porch, others taking repression as the key reason he democracy — and what it means to American Bastion, was killed by an FBI SWAT team Saturday Manchester, (jinn. the beds, while the owners of the fled to the rebels, he al.so joined the opposing sides. Water-resistant briefcase combines night when the Whidbey Island house in which he had been home and foreign journalists their ranks in 1979 in order to While the Reagan administra­ business-like styling with the ability barricaded for two days went up in a fireball. PAHKINi; IN HEAR 646-4665 curled up on the concrete floor. "channel my rebellion." tion and Duarte equate democracy to expand so it easily holds tho.se The six men were charged in the robbery of $.500,000 from a In the morning as the sun " f was in an anti-social period. I with elections, the guerrillas have extra files. With removable shoulder Continental Armored Transport Co. truck in Seattle April 23 FBI streamed over Miramundo — had a history of alcoholism, drugs a different vision. strap. Reg. $25 8 20 spokesman Joseph Smith said. literally "world lookout" — and getting into fights with eve­ Democracy is not just "going to perched almost 7,000 feet above ryone," Paz said, echoing the ballot boxes," Cienfuegos said. sea level in the northern Salvado­ problems of countless youth in "W e need to form a political front, ran mountains near Honduras, modern socicity. a single front that repre.sents luteH® Hal8 & CapH groups of rebels straggled back to From a well-to-do San Salvador national interests.” Choose from a wide selection of hats OPEN MONDAYS UNTIL CHRISTMAS OPEN SUNDAY DEC. 23 C 't'J ’ ’-.' the main house to pick up a family, Paz said that in 1979 when and caps in soft wool blend fabrics. breakfast of thick corn tortillas. security forces or right-wing death Elections, he said, should not be For Christmas, sewing makes the difference Other groups of fighters were squads “ killed several friends of run with "traditional parties." Water repellent and wrinkle resistant! Sizes S-XL, reg. $18-$20 He deserves Singer 3 needle positions already hiking up the rutted, mine — some I didn’t even know Elsie, 16-year-old guerrilla figh­ Built-In muddy road through Miramundo, were connected with the left.” he ter, said her only reason for being NOW l i.4t)-816 cairylno handle a cluster of buildings located in fled to the rebels. Debutante* Selt-ttireading with the rebels was political. #6212 take-up lever guerrilla-controlled country just Like other members of the rank She ran away from home to join his ow n Horizontal three miles from the Honduran and file, he was convinced not only the rebels four years ago "to obtain thread L delivery border. of the correctness of the-cause bus the freedom of my people," Elsie diamond ring "W e move every day, we’re also of the certainty of victory. said, adding that she was willing to ‘188R»g. $299.99 always on the move,” said a "When we gain power, we are die for the cause. Universal guerrilla, who gave his nomc de going to defend our interests and But when pre.saed as to whether Striking diamond rings are not the exclusive province of the pressure guerre as Antonio.Paz. the first one who attempts any­ she really considered death, her ladies. And nothing underscores this belter than these 3 examples Mobilization time was at 5:00. thing against our interests ... wc face became pained and she fell stop In system ’'5 built In from our impressive collection. stitches 5:30 or sometimes 6:00 a.m., he are going to fight," he said. silent. fo r a froe said. "IftheFM LN (Farabundo Marti The guerrillas admit they are not demonttratlon One 14-year-old named Amilcar National Liberation Front) immune to the temptation to K K b b “WEATHERVANE’S OWN” of the Singer 4-step fingered his M-16and gladly posed reaches power and ... they do return to civilian life. Front drop-ln 'lole«'' Scarf Overtook bulll-ln for pictures: another woman, a things badly, then it is not my The thought of returning to Shaker Knit, bobbin Freeorm sewing buttonholer with purchase of child almost, Elsi, 16, marched problem." normalcy "is something beauti­ any $20 ‘totes’ hat, past dressed in a short orange skirt In the historic peace talks Oct. 15 ful," said Julio Am, who is ir. Oversize, V-Neck Sweater * A trademark of W i W IU NOT BE UNDERSOU). while supplies last! the Singer Com pany We ll match any price currently advertised by any and hiking boots — looking for all in La Palma between President charge of the press for the FMLN. store In town, and refund the difierence II a lower the world like a carefree teenager, Jose Napoleon Duarte and top "But we are going to walk on the 883.97 except for her rifle. members of the FMLN-FDR D(kL Mcn'.s Shop.s: all Oval cut diamond set 7 diamonds set signet a a I price Is advertised within to doysolyilyour purchase. streets of San Salvador when those 2 round cut diamonds This season's most popular Holiday Gift Giving Sweater. Despite the youth of some rebels political-military coalition, both miracle style. style. Florentine finish streets are free,” he said. .stores except set miracle style.$675 In fashion holiday colors of pink, turquoise, gold, purple, and the extreme gauntness of Plain mounting.$1000 mounting. (Engraving New Ixjndon extra if desired) $410 melon, black and white. Easy care, machine washable others, morale remains high — All mountings cotton blend. Sizes; S-M-L. JoiViui^BRici spurred on by the strict discipline All hail the missing Mozart 14k yellow gold. maintained in the ranks of the P F PI.AN! mj¥ iMiW, PAY IN MARCH 85! Popular Forces of Liberation, one . ODENSE, Denmark (UPI) — played tiiv a)legro moderaio, an- JuHt ask. We II liefer billing lil Feb— no ...... belween now anil Ibeii- of five guerrilla armies grouped in Mozart's A Minor Symphony was dantino and final allegro moderato paymenl due in Mareli. Siiitjeel In nornial ereilil a|i|iroval. The Farabundo Marti National played for what was believed to be CHKISTMAS IS 1 of the newly named "Odense •UI5 DtC 25lhl MANCHESTER PARKADE No payments ‘til Liberation Front, and constant the first time ever, two years after Symphony." AI.L D&L STORKS OPEN .MON. THROL'Gli SAT. NIGHTS AM) OPEN cMieha£&l March, 1985. lessons in the rebels' political having been discovered in a bundle Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart com­ EVERY SUNDAY LNTIE CHRISTMAS! Trustod Jewelers Since 1885 340 Broad St. 643-4305 Subject to credit goals, guerrillas said. of old manuscripts in the city posed the symphony in 1765 when The rigid order and Spartan orchestra archives. (New Britain ojzcn .Mon. thru Fri. nighta anil Sunilaya) OOWmoWN MANCHESTER approval. he was only 9 years old during a • Manchester Parkade • Glen Lochen, Glastonbury • Eastbrook Mall, Mansfield lifestyle have their supporters. •CORBINS CORNER aMERIDEN aAVON "VERNON •MANCHESTER Harilo'U • New Bniain • WesMarms Mall Mon.-Frl., 10-9, Sat., 10- 6, Sun., 12-5 Some 1,500 specially invited visit to London. MhChaeJ- Change,Maslo. Card'Visa/American EKptess • Hartford Civic Center “ Here there is no alcoholism, guests, including Queen Ingrid, the The 15-minute-long A Minor •BRISTOL "NEW BRITAIN "GROTON "NEW LONDON •CRYSTAL there are no brothels,” said Paz. e copyilohl 1VM. ro

James P. Sacks, City Editor Only 16 months earlier. Gray h.id n.imc;i Carlson o p i N i o n In HARTFORD (UPI) — United Technologies t'orp. .All idlogulions W in ' tluiroughly invcstig.itvd " b.v presiiietit of the world's largest builder ol .ict engines has cleared company management of all charges of thv committee of outside directors which found no and the tilth largest m.mufacturer m the country illegal activities after a probe of charges Chairman evidence to indicate wrongdoing. Drohan said. Yale rally backs strikers Fin.incial observers s;iid the lo.ss of military jet Harry J. Gray ordered telephone wiretaps, the firm The committee based its conclusions on an engine contracts to .irchrival Gener;il Electric, .iiid a Viewpoint NEW HAVEN — About 500 union members said. including clerical workers from throughout the independent probe made by a special counsel. Harold clash over how to deal with the Pentagon over the Ja c k Northeast rallied at Yale University to support a "The matter is over, closed finished." UTC R. Tyler, and the results ot interviews, he said is.sue led to the bitter feud between Gr.iy and C.irlson Anderson 10-week strike suspended last week without a spokesman Tom Drohan said Sunday. "The board has Carlson had been suggesteil as .1 ' possible settlement. spoken. The investigation committee has been The board of directors last month cleared Gray of replacement tor Gr.iy. 6.5. who pi.ms to remain .is Washington Speakers Saturday addressed issues raised by discharged.” , .. the wiretap charge made by Carlson, who abruptly I’hief executive olticer ot the major deleiise On pulling the plug to save money Local 34. Federation of University Employees, in announced his resignation "for personal reasons" contractor utitil Dec :ll 1985 llroh.iti s.iid the se.ircli The firm ’s board of directors Saturday unanim­ Merry-Go-Round its contract dispute with Yale, and particularly Sept. 17. forGray'.5 replacenieiit will contiiiiie • ously accepted the report and recommendations of a the issue of "comparable worth." special committee formed in October to review Bv Lisd Newton that would help him escape from poverty, since it would "dignity,” treatment may not be terminated, for it is "W e can’t eat prestige,” read a banner hoisted claims Gray ordered the telephone bugging of his cost the society too much to rehabilitate inner city not moral to end life just to save money. by union clerical workers from Harvard former heir-apparent. Robert J. Carlson. On.lulv 11. niH3. ;i ,57-year-old man. ho.spitalized at the schools Why? We failed to educate the citizen because it University. Clerical workers from Boston Uni­ Hciyieiiin ( nnty Medical Center in Minneapolis for As he grows through adolescence, he will find would cost us too much. We could not guarantee him versity and Columbia University in New York The $15 billion company’s outside directors, leaders also traveled to New Haveh for the imMries uffrred in a drunken fall at his rooming house, advanced education out of reach and job training employment because it would cost too much. We were Cut waste of finance and industry who sit on the board as willing to watch him shiver out his wine-drenched life in demonstration. advisors, found "no basis to conclude that the CANADA DRY programs just recently terminated, for reasons of cost RITE Cent into an iri'eversible coma. He was immediately The Yale union, whose membership is 82 management of UTC had engaged in illegal or containment. If he gets a job, he had better enjoy it a city doorway because it would cost us too .much to put on a r> spirator and supplied intravenously with percent female, struck Yale Sept. 26 when the two improper practices," Drohan said. provide a decent living space for him. Why are we to reduce nourishment and antibiotics. There were no relatives to while he has it. for the industries that em ploy unskilled sides couldn’t reach agreement on their first The board in November reaffirmed its confidence in state ttieii di'sires concerning his fate, and he was not labor are contracting, and there is absolutely no suddenly willing to maintain him at a cost of several contract. Yale has since offered $18.25 million MIXERS Gray and did so again Saturday when it concluded its 2/99< the type to leave a "liv in g w ill.” (According to a assurtmee that he will get another job if he loses one. hundred dollars per day, now that he cannot appreciate over three years as opposed to the union’s full investigation of “ allegations of illegal activities 1 LITER BOTTLE contemporary newspaper account. "Friends describe There is no comiirehensive job program to provide any of our generosity ? the deficit demand for a $26 million pact. by the corporation and its officers." AID M AT NOT IE AVAILABLE IN ALL STORES him as a haltitual drunk who has spent most of his adult employment for him; it would cost too much, and WASHINGTON - At the end of life in prison " ) besides, it would fuel inflation. If he becomes ill, he will THE EXTENT OF THE PARADOX is immense; The Dying girl awaits transplant Drohan declined to discuss what additional find that many medical facilities lost interest in his case only form of life that we seem to feel is obligatory to President Reagan’s second term corporate officers, if any, were investigated and what -specific allegations were made in addition to the M ore than ludf a yeiir after the accident, he was still as soon as his private health insurance was terminated maintain is the permanently unconscious life, hitched — if the federal government NEW HAVEN — A 9-year-old gjrl remains in .'VVVWN wiretap charge. M&M'S on that respirator, leccivingiii all respects "maxinuil with his job. Should he be forced out of his rooms, he to dreadful machines, that forms the stuff of our own doesn’t change its spending habits critical condition while the desperate search ca re." Kvervone seems to agree that keeping him on — the typical fam ily’s share of the CANDIES will find that he must live on the street, for there is not nightmares. Human life only becomes really scared, we for a suitable heart donor goes on. •m ^l PIAIN OR PtANUl Uie i( spirator is pointless, but he is demonstrahly pot enough housing for the ijoor; if he can make it to the seem to think, when it has totally and permanently lost $2.5 trillion national debt will be Laura Grady of East Haven was in "extremely )6 07 BAG grave” condition and doctors said she could die brain dead, and pulling the plug will surely end his life. right door or bus, he may get a bed in an arm ory for the all human quality . The living human being, on the other $40,000. within days unless a transplant operation is Navy launches The hospital sei'tns to feel that it is obligated not to do night. And if all of this drives him crazy, as well it ' hand, excites only fear, contempt and new initiatives to One way or another, this debt that iinlc.ss someone authoritative tells it to. The cost of must be paid. Here arc the bleak performed. The girl was on a respirator and might, and he turns to the bottle or becomes suicidal, save money instead of spending. heavily medicated and sedated to slow her CHOCOLATE the treatment is alnuit $21..500 |k t month, paid by the alternatives; (1) Each family there is nothing that society feels obligated to do for Should we pull the plug to save money ? Why not? We damaged heart. FLAVORED M l ” county through welfare. could shell out more taxes; (2) the USS Pittsburgh him. know that life in a persistent vegatative state is of no "It is day-to-day," said hospital spokesman SANTA RUFFLES I am pii7.7.led by this case, not in its particulars, hut in benefit to the patient, By survey, we know that it is government could sla.sh its servi­ George Pawlush. "There is no set amount of time. SOLID ces: or (3) the Treasury could 10 OZ SIZE POTATO CHIPS the paradox — thi‘ inexpUcahle incongruity it B U T L E T HIM D R IN K H IM S E LF into a stupor one abhorred by all who contemplate its possibility for She can die at any minute or she can live. Her without incident RFGUIAR 7 07 BAG OR devalue our money and pay off the condition has not changed since last week” SOUR CRt AM & O N IO N represents in the American .system {>f values. The freezing night — or let him attempt suicide, and botch it themselves. By definition, we know that the ending of OR BARBEQUr 7 07 BAG incongi (lily is this: Society may decide every issue of — and be dragged into a hcxspital with most of his brain non-human life is not homicide. debt in cheap dollars. Laura has been on a national list for potential transplant patients since June, Pawlush said, but genuinely Inimau existence on the criterion of cost, but destroyed, then for the first tim e our citizen acquires an Medical procedures that burden the dying, terrify the There is a fourth alternative, GROTON (U P I) — A traditional bottle of MEMORY no heart has become available for the opeation. absolute right to dra w on the resources of society living, satisfy no low or moral rule, and exhaust the which the harried taxpayers might champagne and a non-traditional bottle of beer were for SOUK' reason w e may not decide, based on cost, She was hospitalized about 10 days ago as her ASSORTED prefer. Its basis is this: There is so used to christen the fast-attack submarine Pitts­ whether to tei minatc life support for those in a without limit. Hooked up to a respirator, fed taxpayer in the process, should be terminated, along condition became worse, he said. CHOCOLATES much waste in government pro­ burgh. the first equipped with vertical launch missile BY BROCK vegatative exisience. What this ca.se tells us is that in intravenously, demonstrably not brain-dead, equally with the enormous expenditures that make them The girl suffers from cardiomyopathy, a MIAY n o t be AVAIlABIf AT All STORES grams that if the misspending and tubes. t LB BOX our hospitals, sul'lniman life enjoys a privilege demonstrably in a persistent vegative state, the citizen possible. Surely we will find something more useful to disease in which muscle degenerates and RITE AID elsewhere denit'd to the human. will be kept biologically alive, at a cost of $200,000 or do with that money. mismanagement were eliminated, dangerous irregular heart rhythms develop. About 75 protesters gathered in bitter cold Saturday BATTERIES m ore a year, indefinitely — or until some judge tells the the budget could be balanced outside Electric Boat shipyard to protest the name of "C' OR "0 " CEU PKG OF 7 LF.T US (,'ON.SIMKII the opportunities in the life doctors to take out the tubes. without cutting legitimate benefits Poor grades trouble youths the N avy’s 33rd fast-attack submarine and its Lisa Newton, Ph.D., is a professor of philosophy at or raising taxes. long-range nuclear capability when armed with history of any ordinary citizen, an urban male, .shall we Rut judges are loath to do that. And without such an NEW HAVEN — Rising academic pressures CHRISTMAS The idea is not new; Ronald cruise missiles. say, born poor, u ilh no access to the good education order, if no relatives a|>pearto plead for the citizen’s Fairfield University, Fairfield. are one reason why teenage suicides have more GIFTVYRAP Reagan floated it back in 1976. Police reported no incidents or arrests. 26 IN WIDE than doubled in the last decade, crisis-prevention JUMBO ROLL What is new is the execution of the workers say. Inside the shipyard, a division of General Dynamics PAPER - 35 SO FT. OR Potpourri idea by a presidential commission In Connecticut, state Department of Health Corp., 600 invited guests and 3.000 spectators cheered 'FOIL - 12 SO FT of business efficiency experts, statistics show that 27 teenagers committed KODAK DISC I KNovi Voo PooBTeP ReceNTLV p eciassiR ep as the 688-class USS Pittsburgh slipped into the chilly established by President Reagan suicide last year. Of them, four were female. In Thames River during a morning ceremony. COLOR and headed by industrialist J. 1973, 13 teenage males took their own lives. FILM iT, B^ST NOW We Have phoToS show a SHiPMeNT PKG Of 2 DISCS Squirrelly Christmas Peter Grace. The issue came to the surface recently when "The Pittsburgh will be the first of her class to be ASSORTED What began in the Gipper's old Gregory Brown. 13. of Milford shot himself to fully outfitted with a battery of vertical launch cruise PROOF! _ aRRivise arooR eoRpeR— death because of "poor grades” BAG OF Kod«:olo.VI'W speeches as a few anecdotes from missiles,” George A. Sawyer, former assistant But West Haven Superintendent of Schools BOWS Tliosi' u hii lu'licvc the folks 2.50.000 of the cards, with the his index cards ended up a massive secretary of the Navy and now executive vice PKG OF 25 Aldred J. Maiorano said he thinks the inability to president of General Dynamics, said in the keynote study by I6u top business execu­ B in the White House are a little Republican National Com­ cope with pressure is to blame for the rise in address squirrelly will have their mittee paying the printing tives, containing 2,478 proposals to teenage suicide. cut waste — at a savings of $424 Maiorano speculated that students years ago "She will be capable ofjaking the fight to a potential GENERAL suspicions COOL BURNING Portico oi the White House. on drug charges after police raided a home in the doing the 1981 card, and he through a resolution by a 93-to-l indigenous part of Pittsburgh” Commemorative Wyeth, who also (lid the 1981 Georgetown section. expects to catch it again this vote endorsing many of bis recom­ cans of the beer were distributed to crew members. Christmas card, this time State police and officers from Wilton and CRICKET mendations. In the small print, of year. Redding arrested Gail Hooper. 38. and Keith Dozens of Pittsburgh residents, including the local DISPOSABLE added a little something for course, the bill added cautiously, Hooper. 17, at their Portland Ave. home on president of the Navy League and City Council MORE GIFTS FOR LIGHTERS Interest: a squirrel, whose H ow ever, in the best spirit PKG OF 2 --a SHiPMeNT OF Rep Tde coMMieS aRe "These specific recommendations charges of possession of cocaine and marijuana. President Richard Halleran, were among the winding trail through the of the season, the artist are not binding." Thomas Brawley. 19. of Darien was arrested thousands of guests at the launching. HIM&HERI snow leads to the executive shrugs off the criticism; "I In k ! This PRoveS iT; BeHlNP THe PfiFiCiT! Just about everyone hailed Gra­ for conspiracy to obtain marijuana and cocaine. ^T.xVX mansion. think Christmas is ce’s proposals until President Arrested for possession of marijuana were: The USS Pittsburgh is the first submarine and the Reagan indicated he might actu­ Mike Sludock. 18. Linda Northrop. 17. and Brenda fourth Navy ship to bear the name. The others were a Hallmark printed about bipartisan." Hyatt, 21. all of Redding, and Francis Lapera. 17. Civil War gunboat, a World War I armored cruiser ally be serious about them. He of Ridgefield and Mike Goebeler, 19. of and a World War II heavy cruiser that earned two began issuing directives ordering Greenwich. battle stars in the Pacific. the bureaucrats to implement the Police released no information about the It is the fourth submarine launched this year at O LD SPICE Toys: Don’t get taken reforms that didn’t need congres­ amount of cocaine that was seized. COLGATE sional approval. Now he has let it All nine were released on promise to appear in Electric Boat, which also builds the Navy’s giant JEAN NATE' GIFT SET PUMP be known that he’ll press Congress Danbury Superior Court Dec. 20. missile-firing Trident submarines. The Pittsburgh is "PRIVATE MOMENTS" [I NO 3380 COLOGNE & AFTERSHAVE OR TOOTHPASTE scheduled to join the Navy fleet next year. GIFT SET REGULAR 4 9 02 SIZE Don't get taken on toys this these toy tips: to adopt the rest of the proposals,"* NO 272 NO 3300 AFTER SHAVE & DEODORANT OR GEI 4 5 02 SIZE Christmas, advises a Wa­ • Insist on seeing the toy — give or take a few. SPLASH & POWDER In a sudden change of tune,', YOUR shington consumer group not just the box before CHOICE many politicians have started which just finished a survey buying it. howling for Grace’s scalp. Th*^ ^*5^11 Tonight *tH9 of stores and found a huge • Consider the cost of loudest hue and cry has come from disparity in prices. ’add-ons ” such as batteries the congressmen who misapprop­ “ Cabbage Patch Book," for and accessories. riated our tax money and the Buy Chic and get AGREE example, langes from $6.99 bureaucrats who misspend it. • Watch for the “play BRUT 33 SHAMPOO OR a ( a large national retailer to value ” — its potential for You see. Congress caters to little CONDITIONER Africa drought groups of voters and contributor» GIFT SET X IS 0 2 BOTTLE $2.97 at a discount house. helping the child develop as NO 5209 YOUR CHOICE who have glommed onto extra II DEODORANT SPRAY & "G.I. Joe Hovercraft ” was well as giving enjoyment. benefits at the taxpayer’s expense!. ||| $Sback SPLASH ON LOTION $39.95 at one store and just • Don’t be bowled over by- The congressmen are opposed to. $18.96 at another — a differ­ TV ads glamorizing toys, A major AID challenge waste, of course, as long as it is in (In Jeans, tops and ence of 111 penenl. which m ay not be all th ey’ re someone else’s preserve. ? -V The consumer group offers cracked up to be. By Robin Meszolv They can hang on for two months in First, a request must be received TAKE REP. GENE TAYLOR' new Sunset Blues.) Congressional Quarterly a severely malnourished state by AID and processed in Washing­ R-Mo., for instance. He’s a stauncit A*!. AQUA NET before dying. This aid response ton. A subcommittee including conservative and an implacabtS That's quite the rebate: $5.00 back HAIR SPRAY REGUIAR. UNSCENTED WASHINGTON — Moved by an just comes too late ...” representatives of four agencies foe of government waste. But lei when you buy anything Chic. What do we mean by "anything Chic?” OR SUPER HOtD A toast for Thomas unfolding tableau of starvation and AID Administrator McPherson must review and approve it, then someone try to close one of the tinjt 9 02 CAN W e mean the wodd's best-fitting jeans VICKS death, the Reagan administration said his agency is still "discussing the Agriculture Department ar­ post offices in his native Ozarlor^ in 27 sizes. Th ey’re proportioned to fit' FORMULA VICK'S is sending an unprecedented the needs” and no specific funding For Helen Thomas, dean of persistent questioning over ranges for purchase and shipping and he’ll raise a howl. you all over. amount of emergency food assist­ FORMULA 44 D the White House press corps, the past 23 years. request has been made to Con­ of the food. Of the 4,000 military installations .We mean coordinating Chic Tops, in a 4 ID COUGH MIXTURE ance to drought-stricken countries Christmas came early this John F. Kennedy was one of gress. But administration docu­ On way the U.S. government has in the United States, only about aSi wide range of colors and styles. 3 OZ BOTTLE in Africa. ments indicate AID informally has And we mean the streetwise, sexy year. been trying to cut the long lead are really needed. But congress, tTTKIM. few public officials to get a The aid, however, will not be new Sunset Blues Collection— sun,- POMCOUCM proposed seeking another ' $490 time for food aid to Ethiopia is by men have blocked the closing dl PlIZlUJNUinON As 500 of her colleagues last word on Thomas. bleached denim jeans, skirts, vests enough to spare hard-hit African million. Such a request faces diverting shipments of ready-to- any of them since 1976. Sen. PabJ EXCEDRIN MENNEN stood in applause, the United "I was on Air Force One countries further ravages of attack within the administration and jackets. Plus an anay of shirts. SPEED STICK eat foods — bulgur wheat, pro­ Trible, R-Va., is typical. Hefavoiji So come in now lor details and your TABLETS OR Press International reporter when I asked him what would hunger in the coming months, and as too costly for a government cessed sorghum, vegetable oil and DEODORANT the Grace Commission’s e c o n » $5.00 rebate form. Send it to h.i.s CAPSULES REGULAR, m u s k OR SPICE became the first woman to members of Congress and admin­ trying to cut deficits. iixccdnn BOTTLE OF 60 TABLETS happen if the plane crashed, ” non-fat dried milk -■ that has been mies — except for a proposal to along with the size ticket and store EITFU STRENCTH«r« 2 5 02 SIZE istration officials are considering OR 40 CAPSULES receive the National Press Thomas recalled. ’’Kennedy Mindful of the time it would take headed for other countries, such as close down Ft. Monroe, Va. sales receipt from your Chic pur­ ways to provide millions of dollars lUck Club’s Fourth Estate Award. to enact legislation, members of India. Even when there are no voters chase. h.i.s will send you $5.00 back. said, I know one thing. Your more. Simple, right? Congress and relief officials are But private relief agency offi­ defending waste or no sectional MAALOX Thomas, 64, has made six name would only be a One more thing— the offer's only Since fiscal 1985 began on Oct. 1, urging added measures, and some cials, while welcoming the emer­ pressure for preferential treat­ good from November 15 to December LIQUID presidents squirm with her footnote,’’’ the Agency for International De­ are in the works. jnrk_ gency response, caution that food ment, there are the bureaucrato;. 31,1984. So hurry in soon. ANTACID velopment has approved some $200 • Transferring Funds. The ad­ diversions are only a temporary Behind almost every inefficiency, 12 OZ. BOTTLE million in emergency aid for 16 ministration, by law. may shift up solution. "This is a very risky there is a covey of bureaucrats who . MENNEN African countries. Half is ear­ to $80 million from food loans to venture, because India and Ban­ gain from its continuance. Any TAMPAX SKIN BRACER marked for Ethiopia, severely hit 8 OZ BOTTLE grants. Congressional sources say gladesh are on the margin them­ waste that is eliminated will TAMPONS by famine. ORIGINAL REGULAR, AID is considering doing so. selves,” said Bread for the World. reduce their appropriations, sp c SS jC Open Forum The funding is well over the $172 SUPER PLUS, SLENDER • Tapping the Wheat Reserve. A they will fight fiercely for evety REGULAR OR SUPER million the agency gave in emer­ 1980 law established a reserve of last dollar. And they are adept qt PKG. OF 40 gency assistance to Africa for all of four million metric tons of wheat. hornswoggling Congress. are deeply grateful. fiscal 1984 — "truly enormous.” in It can only be used to help needy Vietnam veterans Letters policy Footnote: For taxpayers wIm aBBSSBoarais^DixiiXM iaPH We are especially appreciative the words of AID Administrator countries if wheat is not available want to fight back, Peter Grace WE IIESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT OUA N TITIIt TRICES ITEICTIVI DEC 10 THRU 16, IVR4 NOT RESPONSIRLt TOR TTPOCRAPHICAl ERRORS of the Army and Navy Club for the Peter McPherson. The Manchester Herald wel­ say ‘thank you’ in domestic U.S. markets. The and I invite you to join Citizens time and effort they provided, as But to some, the famine comes comes letters to the editor. president, however, can release up Against Waste. This is a non-proQt, well as their generous donation. as no surprise. They fault the To the Editor: to 300,000 tons to meet "unantici­ Letters should be brief and tothe non-partisan, grass-roots orgaq}- We are confident that with administration for failing, in light pated" need. point. They should be typed or zation whose sole purpose is to RITE AID PHARMACIES We’d like to take t lii.s opportunity sustained and sincere effort of all of widespread drought last winter, • Sending surplus commodities. neatly handwritten, and, for ease reduce federal waste and staunch to thank all of you who contributed who have been involved in this to raise its regular request for food ENFIELD EAST HARTFORD Existing law permits donations of in editing, should be double­ the terrible financial drain. It to the success of the recent project, the memorial will soon be aid for 1985. U.S. surplus grain and dairy goods spaced. neither supports nor opposes go­ 2.7 EAST CENTER ST. •95 ELM STREET-PHARMACY PH: 745-41 21 •271 ELLINGTON RD. fundraiser for Manchester’s Viet­ a reality. MANCHESTER. CT to needy countries. AID is sending vernment programs, per se; It MANCHESTER PHARMACY PH: 528 61 1 5 nam Veterans Memorial Fund. Again, thank you. FOOD SHIPMENTS should have The Herald reserves the right to Open: Monday - Friday 'til 9 $10 million in commodities under seeks only to stop the misspending •361 MAIN STREET-PHARMACY PH: 649-9110 To the businesses which donated begun arriving in Africa in June edit letters in the interests of Sat. 'til 6 this provision, one source says. by the people who administer the gifts, to the Dubaldo Brothers who Glenn Bedulieu, President and July, said Lorette Hanson, of brevity, clarity and taste. programs. Sun. 12-5 provided entertainment, and tothe Bob Bagge, Vice President Bread for the World, a food aid for food ship­ LEAD TIMES Address letters to: Open Forum, Write to Citizens Against Waste, residents and leaders of the Manchester Vietnam Veteran lobbying group. "How long does it ments are as long as three months, Manchester Herald, P.O. Box 591, P.O. Box 1000, Ben Franklin community who participated, we Memorial Fund Inc. take a child to die of starvation? much of it consumed by red tape. Manchester, CT 06040. Station, Washington, D.C. 20044. 8 MAM HKSTKH HFHAU), Mondiiy rx-< 10, 1984 MANCHESTER HERALD, MoiKfciy Dftv W. ~ » CAPTAIN EASY ' by C rookt A C — Ale NOW I REMEMBER THAT/? RIGHT, TARZAN. I COULIXO'T Monday; T V YOU.MR^. LUSV. VOU HAVE PONE IT WITHOUT VOU. THAT'S JMERE WITH'ME WHEN WHY I A 6 K E P FOR YOU 0WTHI5 C A P E R . I EKPO^ED THO&E Treasury’s tax reform study urges sweeping changes RU$$IAN M<5»ILE9 6:00 PM 3 . 8 22, 30 News 57/ Gtenn Milfer A Moonlight Serenade ^ IN) CUBA. Small Business Legislative Coun­ 5 j Three s Company Van Johiih.fjfi Tux bunuku and Julius la By Donald H. AAov from inventory no longer cover the present system The "Veal issue" Channels Rosa pay tnbuu; lo ihu iirnuluss music of United Press International cost of replacing that inventory. in terms of industrial targeting cil. a corporation with 8SO.OOO C9J Han to Han (jlunn Millfff (2 lirs ) 4 Interest rates have two com­ should be Ihe investment tax t.ixable income now is faxed at an (IV Benson WFSB Hartford, CT 3 6 1 , K o ja k WASHINGTON - A m o i« the credit, he said average rate of 16 5 percent: 'IB) Dr Gene Scott WNEW New York. NY i ponents — "re a l" interest based on WTNH New Haven. CT [CNhtf*freeman Reports many changes proposed in the risk and a "prem ium " added by "F ree markets w ork belter than paying 68.250 in taxes: under the 20) Dukes of Ha//ard 8 WOR New York. NY 9 (ESPN ) Auto Racing W orld Er>durance Treasury's recent tax reform inflation. That has two tax effects: markets that are guided by the Treasury's 33 percent flat rate, it 24) 3 2 1. Contact (CC) W P I X ^ New York. NY 11 SCCA Super Vees would pay SIO 590 WHCT Hartford, CT study, none are more sweejjting, or Lenders are overtaxed because hands ol bureaucrats." McLure 38) One Day at a Time ts [M AXI MOVIE: 'The Riu' TIm* original WTXX Waterbury. CT 3 0 more controversial, than those part of their interest income only said "Therefore, we have rejecliHl A company with II 5 million 40j Newswatch Broadway cast stars in this comedy about WWLP S p r m 9 fie ld . M A 2 1 a gay bathhouse that's .nore like a mad that deal with the taxation of represents inflation. Borrowers the notion Ihaf we should ha* e an income would hiive its tax rate WFOH (41) R e p o n e r 41 Hartford. CT 24 house Rita Moreno, Jack Weston, Kay business. are undertaxed because their industrial policy implemented in reducrYl from 46 percent to 3 3 (57) M a c N e d / L e h r e r N e w s h o u r WVIT Hartford, CT 30 Ballard 19/6 Rated R Their effects would be wides­ percent and pay less taxes, based WSBK B o s to n . M A 3« interest deductions are swollen by the tax .system." $1) Fantasy Island WGGB Springfield. M A 40 9:30 P M ' 3 J Newhart Dick Ivids out pread. Huge disparities in the way inflation. I'nder the present system, be on rates alone According to the ICNN] Prog Cont'd WXTV Paterson. NJ 41 wfto his friends reaDy are wlren he is hit LEVY'S LAW - by Jamet Schunwtalar the present tax law treats different One effect has been toencourage said, companies that are losing Anderson figures, firms with WGBY Springfield. M A with a plagiarism suit (MAX] MOVIE 'Sounder' A sr companies and industries wotdd be firms to finance their expansion by money can't take advantage of roughly S K W .O O O or less taxable WTIC Hartford, CT *1 defKession ••r.i family of sharecropp*"'. (41) Grandes Series: Lagrtmas Negras greatly reduced borrowing rather than issuing IhcM' tax breaks They a<'cumulale income or 90 percent of fight to stay alive Cicely Tyson Paul Wm CNN Cable News Ntwrk ICNNI ESPN (3j Cagrwy and Lacey laxpay ing coryxiralions in Amer field 1972 Hated G Sports Network ItSPNl 1 0 ;0 0 P M Business decisions would be stock. them for future use. or they merge HBO Home Bo* Office (HBOl Chris and Dory s relatioTTShip is on sh^ y made more on economic grounds, The Treasury report argues that w ith profitable firms to pool Ih e (ax lea would tw w orse off under Ihe iTM Cl MOVIE- 'The Pirates of ground aMer Dory's sponsor m the drug CINEMA) C in e m a * iMAXl less for tax reasons. advantages Treasury's plan, based on rates Penzance* A lesignmy pirate appoeitice s TMC Movie Channel re ha bilita tion p ro g ra m is p ic k e d u p durir>g a several tax breaks introduced by budding roniartcr; is jeopardi/ed by the pit ITMCI alone Thesr- figures do noC include USA USA Networii lUSAl bust (60 min ) The distortions that inflation Congress over the years basically "W e don't think that we should ate band s misadventures {.inrfa Monstadt f S j N e w s long has caused in the business tax were crude attemiits to correct have a tax policy that slimulalcs deprecialimi and other proposed Kevin Kline, Rex Smitfi 1983 Rated (j C$J Barbara Mandreli's Christmas system would, according to the distortions from inflation. mergers. " McLure said I'haiiges (USA] Canoon Express 11 MOVIE: 'A Woman of Substance' S p e c ia l Treasury, largely be eliminated. One was the exclusion of 60 Richard Rahn. chief econumisl McLure said Ihe Treasury 6:30 P M (5 j Orte Day at a Time P a n 3 (11) In d e p e n d e n t N e w s FfCAfL> It believes tbis would make percent of long-term capital gains of the II .S. Chamber of Comiiierre. picked the 33 percent corporate (11) B a rrte y M ille r 16 Dr Gene Scott 18) D r. G e n e S c o t t unnecessary a series of existing from taxation. says the overall Treasury plan rale in ordrT lo prevent loo big a (22) (30) N B C N e w s 20 MOVIE 'Christmas In Connecticut' '20i Twilight Zone tax breaks that were designed in Another was the Accelerated simply )iuls too big a tax burden on spread between eorporale and (24) N ig h tly B u s in e s s RcgMirt A iiew spap«‘f co|iJMi(ipsi IS instiui.ter) l>y 38 Billy Graham part to correct for'inflation, but Cost Recovery System, urged by business individual rales, which could dis­ f ir i bo*.', to t i a v .1 w,e fie/o ijs fier guf/si (38i Jeflersons which have created distortions of "The basic thrust isTu iiuTcasc tort Ihe tax system The plan lot (Jtosimas dinner H.irt/ara Stanwyck 61 Starsky and Hutch the administration in 1981, which (40) A B C N e w s IC C ) Di'iiiiis Mooj.in 19‘lb [CNN] Evening News their own. allows businesses to claim depreci­ the user cost of capital, or the rate propos(‘s individual rates of IS. 25 and 35 penent. instead of the (41) N o tic ie r o S IN 22 30 Mickey's Christmas Carol (ESPN ) 3rd Annual Legendary Pocket “ One of our primary objectives ation according to a set schedule, ol taxation of productive invest present 14 tiers ranging up to .50 (CN N I Showbt/ Today '24' 57 Wonderworks (CC) Box of Di* Billiards Stars Robert Woods vs Luther is to tax all (business) income with asset lives ranging from 3 to ment." Hahn s a i d " l l would I a ssite r (60 rnin ) ALLEY OOP - by Dave Qraue IESPN ) Ma/da 5portsUx>k )i(}f»t;. f ifsl of 3d)arls A young txiy s tram basically under consistent rules 18 years for different kinds of plant reduce the amount of new invesl- liercenl ride fibm e from |>uew rtiiji Warren. Robert Logan 1983 Rated H report's main authors, said in an credit, generally 10 percent, for growth and incom e" w ealth y people can ^afford lo pay (Bj Dallas tary. ijfivernor lo c rusti tiis ♦Mternius and ITM C] MOVIE: 'Richard Pryor Live in interview. investing in certain kinds of The Treasury plan, according l(i captu re ihiMf le.ider A n th o n y Oumrv, O liver 11) J e f le r s o n s Concert' In his first concert film, actor/ “ We think it is fair to do that. buildings and equipment. ACRS its published tables, would involve higher peri'cnlages of their im-ome Rifl'd RofJ Steiger 1983 comedian Richard Pryor reflects on his life in taxes. '18) Dr Gene Scott But, perhaps more important, we and the investment tax credit have a shift in the tax burden from 41/ Sabor Latino sytle 1979 Rated R Mclaire says that idea makes no '20/ Star Trek think it's important from an caused widely different effective individuals to corporations aver­ '61 Police Woman (U SA) Cover Story economic point of view to tax tax rates for different industries. aging $39 billion a year for Ihe next sense fur business since.' ’ It s quite (22; W h e e l o f F o n u n e ICN N l Prime News 1 0 : 3 0 P M H I) N e w s eveiy^ing the same way. Because Often they favor the old "smokes­ five years clear that poor |M‘ople can own big 124) MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour (ESPNI 1984 U S Triathlon Series l20, Tw ilight Zone only if you do so will you take the tack" industries over new, high- Jack Albertine. president of the companies and rich pt'ople can (30) (40/ F a m ily F e u d Coverage of tfiif 1984 Bud I ighi U S (24' Christmas Special with Luciarto government out of the private American Business Conference, own little companies" Triathlon Series Cfiampirinshii) Event is technology industries. 41) Leoneta P a v a r o tti pres<*nied from Yosemite CA (60 min ) economy as a determinant of the A recent study by Citngress' which represents mid-siz4‘ . grow Nor. hesaid. are graduated rales 57 Nightly Business Repon (41) 2 4 H o ra s justified as a tax stimulus for small I H B O I m o v i e 'Melanie' An illitr*r,jie allocation of resources," McLure Joint Commission on Taxation and ing companies, said. "Anybody 181) Diff'rent Strokes woftian battUfs to e:,t sk»'lch«*s of Ifir; ury’s 600-page, two-volume report, minus 1 percent for chemicals, Sen. Robert Dole of Kansas is the former chairman of the said. "Ihe theory is in the right reorganize as a Sub-Chapter S games are all fiere to tr/ase your brain 1 1 :00 P M f3D CfJ (22) (301 (401 (57) sahrii.at si*ries oce, LKlMh. it is necessary to deal with the tax minus 0.5 percent for paper and direction — that the market should eurporalion. shifting the tax (USA) Radin 1990 N o w s WHAT/)j?E't3UCO]Mb TRV 6AI^LIW fe Senate Finance Committee and that body's majority ( T M C I m o v i e 'Merry Chrislmtis Mr effects of inflation. When inflation wood products. 3.3 percent for allocate resources rather than the burden to its owners, who then ( 5 J Taxi W IT W Y X / R ' leader for the next session. 7 :3 0 P M ( 3 J PM Magazine Lawrence' A Britisfi prisoner of w ir in Ja rises, the business tax system is railroads. 3.5 percent for motor tax code." The transition to that would pay at the individual rale, p.m d iitin y 't/Vorld W ar II strurp^tes to kr-ep L 9; Phil Silvers 5 All In the Family (VAOLJTH distorted in four ways: vehicles, 32.8 {lercent for instru­ ideal world, he said, “ could be a which could Iw less than 33 Ills spirit from br.*ing b ro ke n Ijy tfie c a m p s (11) Odd Couple B) W heel of Fonune young commandr*r David Bowie Ryuicfii) CLOSeD? 4 People are taxed for "capital ment companies, 27.2 percent for gams. ACRS and the investment of ufis<‘ttmg the ravages of infla­ difficult one." prTcenl. 18i Dr. Gene Scott "And if you're talking about a 11 Independent News Sak.iiuoto Tom Conti Hated H gains” that include not only the pharmaceuticals and 26.3 )>ercent tax credit, and all would be tion." Hoard said. "It was put in to “ Obviously there are going to be 2 0 Huneymooners real increase in value of, say, 100 repealed under the plan. winners and losers. " M el^ re .said. small firm owned by a rich (22 M*A*S*H lU S A ) PBA Bowling Fairlartes National for computers and office stimulate investment in produc­ Pro Championship 38i M*A*S*H shares of stock in a company, but equipment. The Treasury says the formula.s tive plant and equipment. We have "You simply cannot rationalizethe person." he said, "then it's not 30< Entertainm ent Tonight '81) Gong Show also on the increase due solely to A minus means the government it proposes for this indexing are not a problem reflected in our trade system witout causing some short really obvious you need the saiiic (38 Barney M iller < 3 8 130 PM ( 5 J PM Magazine ( C N N ) Moneylinc inflation. As a result, their effec­ is subsidizing the industry through )>erfect but will result in much balance. We have a productivity run dislocations. We're trying to kind of stimulus you might have ;40' People's Coun i 9J Little Rascals Christm as l E S P N l FCO tive tax rates are higher than the the tax system. ' more equal treatment than the problem, a modernization problem mitigate them." under present la w " (57/ W ild W o r ld o f A n im a ls (ESPN ) NFL's Superstars The Men Who [USA] Gong Show law intended. The Treasury proposal would present crude measures to adjust in a lot of indu.stries. ' Small business groups fear they 61 One Day at a Time P lay iffl thr* Gamr* Iceland 11:15 P M 141) Reporter 41 4 Depreciation allowances, "index” capital gains, deprecia­ for inflation. " I don't agree the tax system would be losers under the Treas­ [CNN] Crossfire (M AXI Album Flash Culture Club which are supposed to permit a tion. inventories and interest for Paul Hoard, vice president for ought to be neutral and treat all ury's plan. Iceland is a country inevitable IESPNI Monday Night Match Up Los 1 1 : 3 0 P M C5) Three's Company 1 business to recover its investment inflation, thereby taxing or giving taxation and fiscal policy of the investment alike," Huard said. Corporate income lax rales connected with winter. The island AngeUrs Raidrrs .it Detroit I ions 130 nen 1 C 5 j Charlie's Angels 9:00 PM {3 I Kate 8i Allie in new plants or equipment before benefits for each as close as National Association of Manufac­ The debate over business taxe.s currently are graduated, with nation is localtYl between Norway IHBO] Fraggle Rock [5j Growing Pams (IL) '4 0 ' Nightline FRANK AND ERNEST • by Bob Thavet being taxed on the income, no possible to their real economic turers, said the Treasury pro)X)sal is. thus, in large part a debate over marginal rates ranging from 15 lo and Greenland, and its northern­ lU S A l Dragnet C9]) B illy G ra h a m C ru s a d e C9D Burns & Allen longer are enough to do so, because value. That is something academic is a “ major step forward" toward industrial policy. 46 percent, depending on taxable most point grazes Ihe Arctic 8 0 0 PM (3 Scarecrow and Mrs 116) O r. G o n e S c o t t (11) Honeyn>ooners they are based on historic rather economists have been urging for ending distortions from inflation McLure said that when corpora­ income. The Treasury proposes a Circle. While the country as a K in g .20/ Leave It to Beaver !22l t30) MOVIE The Sun Also Rises' NA8A than inflated cost. Businesses that many years. But that, he cimlends, leaves big tions have had time, to study the single corporate tax rate of 33 whole is far from ice-covered, tS) Rituals C o n c lu s io n JSZ/ (30/ Best of Carson Tonight s g u e sts depend on heavy investment then According to the Treasury, this problems unsolved. Treasury's depreciation tables, percent. more than 4,690 square miles of its are Steve Laridosburg, Sandra Bernhard ASTRONAfTTS WANTED } I'VE /P£=NT CC) 40' NFL Football: Los Angeles i24) Fred W aring and the Pennsylvani­ pay higher effective tax rates. would make unnecessary the pres­ "1 don't buy the proposition that they will find its treatment of According to calculations made 49.000 square miles are covered Raiders at Detroit an d J o s e Fe licia n o (R) (6 0 mtn ) a n s • Tax deductions for goods sold ent. partial exclusion for capital ACRS was put in for the sole reason depreciation as generous as the by Arthur Anderson & Co. for the with ice fields and glaciers ( 9 ) N e w s (24) Dr, Who A tor OF AT '41 El M a le ficio i s (38) Anything for Money C41) Pelicula: 'El Hacedor de M iedo' / \m THF fNP OF MY (57) MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour FAA orders Inspection of planes "Wrap up Christmas tor bass! (9IJ MOVIE: ‘Bronco Buster' TFTHEF- [CN N ] Sports Tonight WASHINGTON (UPI) - Air­ Transportation Department contacts with FAA employees [ESPN ] SportsCenter r^ iAve*,, /2-10 line mechanics across the coun­ Sunday confirmed reports that after he joined the then- . c S a . 1 THE SUN ALSO RISES (H BO l Video Jukebox try worked today to complete Transportation Secretary Eliza­ grounded PBA. ITM C] MOVIE: ‘The Last Tycoon' A government-ordered inspections beth Dole has ordered her ethics According to Sunday’s edition Lady Brett (Jane Seymour. studio genius is drawn to a fascinating and of the tail assemblies of about 130 office to investigate allegations of The Washington Post, depend­ I.) IS desperately in love with mysterious beauty Robert DeNiro. Jack Nicholson. Robert Mitchum 1976 Rated commuter planes to ensure they that Michael Fenello, operations Jake Barnes (Hart Bochner). ing on the outcome of the review PG WINTHROP - by Pick Cavalli do not have the same flaw as one a man she can ndver have, in director at PBA and former Airdered by Dole, a formal (USA] Make Me Laugh that killed 13 people in a Florida Federal Aviation Administra­ "The Sun Also Rises" The SO YOUR NAME (5 investigation could begin or the MY RATHER CALLS ME crash last week. four-hour miniseries will be 12:00 A M C£) Simon & Simon ALEXANDER. CO THEY CALL tion' deputy adminstrator. had matter could be dismissed. (3D Hawaii Five-O "ALEX" /WYSISTER The Federal Aviation Admin­ te le ca st SUNDAY, DEC. 9 YOU 'A l e x 'o r "s a n d y " ? (11) S ta r T re k CALLS M E "SANCTY." . istration said Sunday the planes a n d MONDAY, DEC. 10 on Y______BOOKS & NBC. (16) D r. G e n e S c o t t r could return to normal service BIBLE STUDY t2Q) MOVIE; 'Alaska Seas' The manager once they had undergone a BIRDS CHECK LISTINC.S fO B EXACT TIME of an Alaskan salmon cannery gives his thorough inspection and that Small group in iiome ex-con, ex-partner a lob Robert Ryan. Jan “llted Bookt Bought & Sold" Sterling. Gene Barry 1954 each plane could have 10 hours of Bible discussions that 375 HmSmS Tfka (R. 3Q Rm i 93 ^38) MOVIE: 'Young Mr. Lincoln' This flight tim e if it was necessary to are designed to enricli drama covers Lincoln's early years begin­ fly them where the ins|>ections your life. Virnen. CT 0B068 875-1870 ning in 1832 when he starts out as a young could be conducted. -ovor 10,000 hmrdeoimr bookt lawyer Henry Fonda, Alice Brady. Marjorie Weaver 1939 The FAA said airlines had 24 Tuesday evenings -OIFT CEHTIFtCATES Please call for houra—located in (40) C h a r lie 's A n g e ls hours to report any problems 7:30-9:00 PM former Vernon Elementary [CNN] Newsnight discovered. Call Crossw ord FAA sjookesman Ed Pinto School, across from muffler [ESPN ] Mazda SportsLook shop. stressed that the inspections 647-0069 [HBO) MOVIE: 'Kiss Me GcKxJbye' A ____ anytime 11% IFF Hira Tm M-agha It-MM " Y o u r Oua//ry widow about lo remarry is haunted by the CAPRICORN (Doc. 22-Jan. 19) S o m e ­ eartui today. Before passing on the Intor- were ordered only as a precau­ ACROSS 4 D ig it /Men's Shop' Answer to Previous Puzzle outspoken ghost of her late husband Sally times we get a better deal doing business malion. make sure the story is valid. tion and that the move did not 5 Follow orders Field, James Caan. Jeff Bridges 1983 with strangers than with friends. Unfor­ CAN CER (June 21-July 22) Mistakes are mean they had determined the O g e a i s H y M M 1 Remove from 6 Arrow pqison R a te d P G • m tunately, this m ay b e the case today. possible today In managing your own o ffic e 7 On same side exact cause of the crash of the SaLtUStSO MANCHESTER VERNON [USA] Radio 1990 ^ W rth d a y AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fab. 19) Even resources or those ot others Be extra 5 Cry of paiti (pref) Provincetown-Boston Airline in S w i 1 1 ^ Open Mon. - Fri. til 9:(X) Open Daily 10-9 though you may think your mate's careful how you conduct yourself in these % 9 New Zealand 8 Laugh syllable 1 2 :1 5 A M [MAX] MOVIE: Moun­ demands are unreasonable today. It's Jacksonville, Fla., Thursday. 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Someone who its tail almost im m ediately upon 13 Soft cheese particle yourself in a vulnerable position today, 1 2:30 A M C3D Starsky and Hutch usually lets you have your way may not 14 Game of cards 1 7 E u ro p e a n Look for many pieasant adventures lo you could tall heir to the problems ol an takeoff and slammed into the K u n g F u be s o accom m odating today. 15 Pacific b la c k b ird pop up from out of nowhere in the year irresponsible friend who is looking to ground, killing the 13 people islarxJ 19 Own (Scot) (30) L a te N ig h t w it h D a v id L e tte r m a n T o ­ following your birthday. They'll not only unload them. VIRQO (Aug. 23-Sapl. 22) Others will aboard. Safety experts are still 16 Right-of-way 22 labor group night's guest IS Paul Reiser (60 min ) be enjoyable, but will considerably ARIE8 (March 21-April 19) You might resent It today If you ask them to take at the scene of the crash and are broaden your horizons. care ol things for you that you can easily 18 Adenosine tn (abbr) [ESPN ] NFL's Greatest Moments 1978 not do well today In the blind-date carefully inspecting the tail to phosphate 2 4 H o stle r and 1979 NFL Years in Review (60 min ) department. It a pal wants to tine you up handle yourself. Be your own 'gofer " find out exactly where and why it (abbr) 25 Possessive [U SA] Tales of the Unexpected SAaiTTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dee: 21) C auses with someone, ask to meet the person LIBRA (Sepl. 23-Ocl. 23) Be strong 19 River m pronoun you feel strongly about may not be as before m aking a comm itment. enough lo say no today to avoid soclal cracked and broke off from the Scotland 26 House fuel 1 :00 A M CD M c f^ llla n 8i W if e popular with your friends today. You TAURU8 (April 20-May 20) Be extra situations you think are too expensive or plane. won't win converts by hammering on m ust share with peo ple you don't enjoy. Beautiful, Freshly Made 20 Former weather 27 Olive genus CD S a in t watchful of those In your charge today, Pinto said about 130 of the bureau them. Looking lor Mr. Right? The Astro- especially If they are getting Involved w ltli 26 Narrow ravine (1U Tw ilight Zone SCORPIO (Ocl. 24-Nov. 22) Your actions Embraer planes are used by U.S. 39 CIA forerunner Graph Matchmaker set can help you In 21 Here (Fr) 30 Sharp-sighted 49 Villain in Individuals who have questionable repu­ will be closely scrutinized by your peers OPENTOMGHT 0$) Dr. Gene Scott your search. Send tor It today by mailing airlines. ' 23 Opera prince (comp wd) 41 Charged ■'Othello'' tations. today, so don't do anything that could 26 Encrypting 51 Ages (4£b F t im / S ig n o ff $2 to Astro-Graph, Box 489, Radio City The FAA could not imme­ 31 Ready particles QEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) Someone who damage your Image or standing In the WREATHS 29 Measuring 53 Network [CN N ] Crossfire Station, New York. NY 10019. likes to talk about others m ay give you an com m unity. diately say how many airlines TJ8 32 Tenement 43 Wood 54 Metric unit sticks 35 Clergyman's de­ [USA] MOVIE: 'Junior M iss' A teen­ used the Embraer 110 propjets, A VALUE VARIETY STORE WITH MORE ! 33 Medley 4 5 Sad song 56 Fireplace shelf ager. with the help of her vivid imagination gree (abbr) 57 Stevedore but The New 'York Times re- 34 Smell 38 Octane 47 Actor Kruger and her pal, causes her parents many hea­ union (abbr) daches when an uncle appears after an ])orted today that its makers $698 36 Be ill ■ c numbers (abbr) 48 Mild expletive 56 Oriental sash 37 Of age (Lat. absence of many years Peggy Ann Gar­ Bridge believed about 20 airlines had the and up a b b r) ner, Barbara Whiting, Mona Freeman planes in their fleets. 1 9 4 5 38 Church 1 Hogan's Heroes Those included Imperial of calendar :30 A M CD 317 QUEEN nOAO NORTH Kehela thought it unlikely that his 39 Soviet police (ti) Independent News Wise men know Carlsbad, Calif., Atlantic Sou­ fyOMCHESTEII. CT ♦ 8 7 6 2 partner would lead the diamond ace TElfFHONE S474)I1S. 40 Placing (20) Africa: A Continent in Crisis unless it was a singleton. In addition theast of Atlanta, Comair of Cemetery Baskets VA 42 Saracen ^1) Despedida friend and foe partner's second lead of a high heart (Cincinnati, Southern Express of 44 Biblical prophet ♦ K763 Grand OpeningPpening Celebration____ [CNN] Newsnight Update Miami, Tennessee Airways of 46 Mother of Peer ♦ K J » 8 (the eight) rather than a low one sug­ [ESPN ] Hang Gliding Around/World By James Jacoby gested that he wanted to trump a Knoxville, Air Spirit of Dallas, S«. December 15th Gynt WEST EAST & Decorations $9^5 Royale of Shreveport, La., and 47 Scandinavian [TM CI MOVIE: The Soldier' A CIA ♦ J 5 ♦ A 103 What are the qualities that make a diamond. Furthermore, it was well FREE Belt with every purchase* god 1 30 31 3? agent tries to prevent the Russians from V 108 7654 VKQ93 great bridge partnership? I can’t known that internationalist Soloway Simmons Airlines of Chicago. Tastefully Decorated blowing up half of the world's oil supply 50 Albanian ♦ A name them all, but high on the list Mjoyed surprising his opponents. Lome to Men's Night Dec. 19th 5-9pm Klaus Kinski, Ken Wahl. Alberta Watson ♦ 10 9 currency 36 Provincetown-Boston Airline 1982 Rated R ♦ A 10 5 4 ♦ Q763 would be knowing each other's tend­ What could be more surprising than Mort Schrader fully lined suite 52 Unit of energy encies, in both the bidding and the to have a six-card side suit voluntarily grounded its Bandei­ • : 4 5 A M iHBOl MOVIE: 'Going SOUTH Reg. <230. SALE *155 55 Less valuable 39 1 play. (diamonds) lurking in the bushes? rante fleet Saturday. PBA Presi­ 58 Court hearing Berserk* A chauffeur/night club drummer ♦ KQ94 IS kidnapped by a cult after he falls fpr the VJ2 Kehela went right up with the spade dent Peter Van Arsdale said • Outlook fully lined suits 59 Label 43 Today's defenders were Eric Mur­ daughter of a congressman. John Candy. ace and gave a diamond ruff to West 60 Woman's name ♦ QJ85 4 2 ray sitting West and Sammy Kebela Sunday the tail sections of most Reg. *105, SALE *89** Joe Flaherty. Eugene Levy Rated R whose club ace set the contract.' 61 Second of a 46 ♦ 2 sitting East. Their oppoolng declarer of the planes had been insjoected, • Gold “Chardon” Jackets Kehela knew bis partner and his series 2:00 AM CD Healthbeat Magazine Vulneijable: Neither was Paul Soloway. All were compet­ but none showed signs of stress Reg. *65. SALE *43 47 48 49 C D Joe Franklin Show opponent. 62 Ear (comb 5? 53 54 Dealer: East ing in an international team event in that might lead to a recurrence • J. Jordan Jackets ♦ Aldolfo Blouses form) ( if ) MOVIE: 'Road to Rio' A couple of Argentina some years ago. of the Jacksonville crash. 63 Lads S5 58 one-time top musicians stow away on a West Nortb East Soelh Reg. *50, SALE *41 Reg. *58. SALE *34 64 The same (Lat) luxury liner bound for Rio Bob Hope. Bing 14 Pass You see the diagramed bidding. PBA was grounded Nov. 10 for $9 Crosby, Dorothy Lamour 1947 IV Dbl. Redbl. 44 Now for the play. After the ace of dia­ • Vasts to Match ♦ Verano Jeans DOWN 61 many violations of safety regula­ (19) Dr. Gene Scott Pass P a s s D b l. Pass monds lead, Murray shifted to the ^Reg. *42. SALE *35 Reg. ‘25. SALE *14** 1 Mrs Charles tions. The airline resumed par­ 62 64 [ESPN] Pistol Tournament Bianchi Cup Pass P a s s heart eight, a card which from East’s Chaplin tial service Nov. 25 after FAA Gift Certificates 85 E. CENTER ST. • MANCHESTER VI International Pistol Tournament from 2 W hole J point of view was unusually Ugh Think big: If yonr boy wants a sei kjm H B l 'While supply lasts Columbia, MO inspectors' rechecked pilots, re­ 3 Fatuity 1984 by NEA Inc Opening lead: 4A ■After winning with the ace, declarer 10 [M AX] MOVIE: 'Tea for Three' of trains, why not bay the lad cords and equipment. Sole enda SaL Dec. 15th Please Phone: 649-5268 played a spade from dummy. Conrail? In a relat^ development, the — 1 in - MANCHF.STKH HERALD. Monday Dec 10. 1984 MANt HESTFR HERALD Moiul.iy U«-. 10 19»* »

“ Police Roundup Obituaries

Enrico T. Rufini .several aunts, uncles, nieces and Burial will be in St. Patrick’s King will be in Grove Hill Cemetery. nephews. St. Cemetery. Calling hours are Rockville. Calling hours are today Incident leads SPORTS FInrico Ftick" T Rufini.62.of 24 The funeral was today at 10 a m. today from 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 from 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 n.m at l-.vness St . husband of Kthel at Samsel Funeral Home. South p.m. . the Holmes Funeral Home, 400 iModcani Rufini. died Saturday at Windsor. Burial was in Wapping Main St. .Manc'hi'.stor Memorial Hospital Cemetery. to assault charge il NFL roundup He was a memfier of the Demo- Memorial donations may be Ella Larson eratie Town Committee for more made Ip the American Lung Ella (Norcross) Larson, 81. of Police .said today they arrested than .seven years and had recently- Alfred H. Brooks alleged assaults both picked Mis­ Association of Connecticut Ini-., 4,5 Glastonbury, died Saturday- at an an Eldridge Street man Saturday- been appointed to his second term Alfred H. Brooks. 77. of East souri’s photograph out of an arrav Ash St., East Hartford area convale.sccnt home. She was on assault charges afterthey found on the town ethics committee. Hartford, died Saturday at Man­ of mug shots, enabling police to get the mother of Carol (Larson) his girlfriend lying on the floor of He was born in Manchester and chester Memorial Hospital. He arrest warrants in both cases. Dickerson bums Oilers, breaks O-J.’s mark Doughney of Coventry. their apartment with stab wounds had lived in town ail his life He Hubert Reliefier was the hu.sband of Harriette The first hold-up occurred Oct. She was born in Andover and had in her hand and'head. worked at John Hancock Mutual Hubert Pelletier of Manchester (Stearns) Brooks and the brother 19 on Spruce Street, police said. lived in Gla.stonbury all her life. The suspect, Gregory Bilow, 26. Glen Bolduc, 17, of 126 Oak St., Bv Dave Ratfo what to say to O J I still res|jeel aiils :il-21 Washinglon is in-5. m.iintailied its one g.inie le.id ov er Broncos 16, Chargers 13 tho \intriM»n. a l4-yo»ir Life Insurance Co as a regional died Thursday in Farmington. of Harold Brooks of Manche.ster. She worked at the Pioneer Para­ was stopped as he was driving on United Press International him He’s slill the bi'st He did II in .tallas. New A'orkaildSI l.oiiis.irc Ciiu-inil.ili w lien I he Steelers edg»-d \oloi.ui wliu h.ul not playoti siniv supervisor and rcHired in 1979 He He was born in Van Buren. He was born in Hartford and had reported that a man had threa­ AI Deiuer Hull K.irlis third chute Co. as a parachute inspector Tolland Turnpike and charged tened him with a knife and 14 games and 1 did il in 15 each 9-1) Tin-w inner ol next w cck s Clevel.iiul 23 211 .nid Ihe Beng.ds Nti\ 11 hoi auso 4»l‘ a shtnihior was a Navy veteran and a memlK‘r Maine. He worked at Stanadyne lived in East Hartford all his life. lield go.d ol Ihe g.inn-. .1 28 x.irder before she retired. with second-degree assault. Eric Dickerson wanted to break "But no one has done it since Redskins Cardin.ils g.imc in W.i Irimmi'd New Orel.nis 24 21 Pills sopar.iliun 4 amplolcd IS »)l 26 of CNICO, the Army and Navy- Co. He was a member of the St. He was owner and operator of the demanded his portable stereo wilh 2 08 lelt lilted the Brom os She is also survived by two sons. His girlfriend, Linda Marie O.J, Simpson’s record Sunday- 0. J.” shinglon w ins llie division burgh IS 8-7 .iiid Ciiu-iniiali 7-8 The passos U)i- !*i| vaiats in roliol ol Club and the Maglianese Sin-iety Anne's Council 6119 Knights of former B & J Grocery Store on radio. K.irlis .il.so kicked lirst h.dl lield Irving L. Banning of Windsor Pinette, 23, was later taken to before the Houston Oilers broke his -'I don’t know when I've seen In the AFC West Dcin cr s 16-13 Steelers pl.iy Ihe Raiders ill I.os rookio Mootnor K.MaM*n Besides his wife, he is survived Columbus. Burnside Avenue in East Hartford On Dec. 2, Donald Moore, 18, of goals ol .111 .md 30 x.irds .md Locks and Ernest W. Banning of Manchester Memorial Hospital 95 W. Middle Turnpike reported legs. anyone more determined than victorx o\ cr S.iii Dii-go ,nid K.ins.is Angeles and Ciiieiiiil.ili hnsts Bid by three sons. Thomas N Rufini of He is survived by his parents. and also worked for the Fuller Samim Winder seou-il on .1 4 v.iid Toone. Tenn.; 11 grandchildren: 13, and given stitches to two knife Dickerson burned the Oilers for F.rii- Diekerson. ” Rams Coach Cil.\ s sliiniiiiig 34 7iipsci ol .Sc;illlc lain next week It thi-\ liiiish in a Dolphins 35, Colts 17 Manchester. Ricky V. Rufini of Mr. and Mrs. Guy- Pelletier; three Brush Co. of East Hartford for that two men had just held him at run lor Denver great-grandchildren; several nie­ wounds in the back of her right 215 yards rushing, surpassing .lohii Rohiiisoii said -The look in Icit the Hrom os ,iiid Scaliaw ks lied lie. the Beiigals win the division At lndianat>oli.N |)aii Marino Brookfield and Michael J Rufini of .sons. Guy Pelletier and Gary many years, retiring in 1971. He knifepoint in the Parkade and ces and nephews. hand and another on the right side Simpson’s season rushing record his 1 yc was something fierce.” for lirst at 12 3 The Rroiicos ;ind with a heller division record lhit‘w (or 4(14 \.inls and tour Vernon; a daughter. Barbara Pelletier of Enfield and Keith was a member of the East taken the money from his wallet, She was predeceased by a son. and lifting the Los Angeles Rams Dickerson si-ored on runs ol 7 Scah.iwks incci ncxl wci-k al Chiefs 34, Seahawks 7 sooond hall tom hdow ns lo load tho Pelletier of Coventry; two broth­ Hartford Repbulican Town Com­ of her head, police said. his wristwatch and his leather (Rufini! Bottcron of Manchester: Joseph E. Banning. toward the playoffs with a 27-16 and liyai-dsaiul the Rams lii-stTD Seattle I'lic winner takes llie Elsew here Mi.imi pounded Iiidi ers, Rodrique E. I’ellelier of South mittee and chairman of the Third Pinette told police that Bilow jacket, police said. Moore esti­ At K.m.'sjs ('ii\ I'ookii* hiU' lUilphiMs ooniohaok \ ii tor\ Mi­ a sister, Margaret Gado of Canton. The funeral will be Tuesday at 11 victory at Anaheim. Calif. i-ame on a .57-yard pass from Kemp divisinn and tlie loser (|iialilies as a anapolis ,15 17 (ireeii B.i\ lrip))ed Windsor and Lui-ien Pelletier of District for six years. stabbed her during a quarrel in mated the value of the things taken bvH’krr Si’4»!t RailiTK’ rrnirnrti .»ii ami whioii hati airo.iilN olinohod Ma.ss.-, two grandchildren; and a m. from the John F. Tierney Dickerson passed Simpson's to Drew Ilili. They added lield w-ild(-ard team Cliieago 20 14 .mil 'r;niipa B.iy Black .Stone, Maine; three sisters, He is also survived by a son, their apartment at 168 Eldridge at $260, police said. intiM'i'i'ption 19 >.inis loi j toiuh tho \I'( l\asi improM'd to tS-2 several nieces and nephews. Funeral Home, 219 W. Center St. mark of 2,003 by- four yards with goals of .55 and 19 yards Irom Mike In the AFC Ceiilral l*ilKl>oi-'di slugged .Allaiil.i 23 li Priscilla la’vesque of Hartford. Donald Brooks of Cypress, Calif.; St., according to the police report. Police could not say whether down to hi^hli)’ ht .1 IT point sft timi w hiio indi.inapolis itroppod to 4 M. The funeral will be Tuesday- at Burial will be in St. James 3: 12 left, then sat out the rest of the 1. an.slord Houston s poinls came Judy Meunier of Bri.slol and four daughters, Joyce Tomm of She told them that Bilow threw a Moore was able to identify the (puirliM' thcit tiiHod tiu* ('Inols 9; 1.5 a.m. from the John F.Tierney Cemetery. Calling hours are one game, on a 4- yard TI) niii liy I.arry Packers 20, Bears 14 Funeraf Home. 219 \V. Center St., Cynthia Deschenes of Newington; Anaheim, Calif.; Carole Anderson pepper shaker and a fork at her second man. upM’l Nu’k l.owofv kuki'il j hour before the funeral. "They were taking some cheap Moi-iai-|y and lielil goals ol 21. 42 \t Chioa^^o rosoiAo K io h l'a m p followed by a mass of Christian and .several cousins. The funeral of Ellington, Joan LaPlante and and then grabbed a kitchen knife Moore said the taller of the two 29-y;ird lu’ld ^ojl ond Hili Koihu-n Memorial donations may be shots." Dickerson said of the .irid 18 yards by .loe Cooper 1)1 il throw a ;;{\ai' pass to burial at 10 a.m. at the Chun-h of was today from the Fisett-Betzner Lynne Godfrey, both of East and slashed her, police said. suspects, later identified as Mis­ throw «i \;ird my legs and w ililcard spot w itli a w in over NFC romainiiii’ to iall\ tho I'aikors. St. James Cemetery Calling hours mass of Chri.stian burial in the William Brooks of Rocky Hill and started to call them. She crawled to knife that he pulled from a sheath, ponod tor K.insjs ('My twisted my knees after .some plays. West i-liaiii[)ion San Fiaili-isi-o \\.dt«‘i' PaNtim tho alltiiiu* NKE are today from 2 to 4 p.m. and 7to9 Church of St Anne. Burial was in Charles Brooks of East Hartford; the apartment of a neighbor who according to the police report. 1 It was unnecessary” iiexl Friday II I.os .Angeles loses, rushing lo.idot plavod 4|o*irlor pm . Mount St Benedict Cemetery. 13 grandchildren, and 14 great­ gave her first aid until town Police said they seized a knife of Edward O’Dwyer A first-round 1983 drall choii-e tile Rams i-aii get Immpeil froiii llu- Steelers 23, Browns 20 haok tot Iho tirst tim o tor tho Memorial donations may be Bloomfield grandchildren. emergency personnel arrived, po­ similar description from Missou­ out of Southern Methodist. Dicker- playolls if Washington loses lo .Si Hoars w ho hast - oliiu hod 1 ho N K (' Edward T. O’Dwyer Sr., 80. of The funeral will be Tuesday at lice said. ri’s bedroom at 129E Rachel Road, At I’Ml.shuiuh (i.irv Andorson made to the A m erican H ea rl son slashed for nine yards behind Anna Dolin 278 Oak St., husband of Marcella Bilow was released after posting where he had been living with Louis Sunday and Dallas w-ms ku ki'd .1 ;i-l >;ird ludd j^ool w ith li \ r ('o n lia l Mtio As.sociation. 8:15 a.m. from the Callahan left tackle Bill Bain for the record (Gerglar) O’Dwyer, died Saturday Funeral Home, 1622 Main St., East a $500 cash bond. He is scheduled to friends. against Miami Monday night. MTonds loll lo lilt tlio Sli’olois Anna iHannal Dolin. 80. of 40 Simpson set the record in 1973 The idle I.os Angeles Raiders Buccaneers 23, Falcons 6 Clifforrd Lamkins at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Hartford, followed by a mass of appear in Manchester Superior Missouri, who police say also Andorson kukoit two othor tioUl .Strawberry- f.ane. died Sunday- at a His 2.003 yards came in 14 games were the only team to i-liiu-li a ^ool.s .ind IMM.shiir^h .soorod on Clifford I). I,amkins. 64. of He was born in Lakeville and had Christian burial at 9 a.m. in St. Court later this week. goes by the name Walter Islam, .1 At Tampa I*‘la Jamos Wiltlor local convalescenl home. and .132 carries for the Buffalo playoff lierih Sunday, The defeiul- Suffield. died Saturday at home. lived in Manchester most of his M ary’s Church. Burial will be in St. was held over the weekend for 61 yard honih iroin Mark M.ilono ^aiiiott \2a \ards and hoi .imo tho Born in Philadelphia, she had A 17-year-old Manchester resi­ Bills. Dickerson has played 15 iiig (hampioiis earned an AFC tf» rookio I.oui.s lapps m I ho first He was the husband of Dorothy life. Mary’.s Cemetery. Calling hours presentation today in court. loth plaNor in NKI. hisiorv to lived in Manche.ster for the past dent w-as charged Friday with games and carried .3.53 limes for his wildcard spot wlicn I’liiladclphia (Walsh) Lamkins and the brother He worked as a brick mason at are loday from 2 to 4 p.m. and 7to 9 poriod and on a I yard pliiii^o h\ surpass tho 2000 val'ii tola) ollonst* seven years. She was the widow of 2,007 yards, knocked ofl New faiglaiul 27-17. of Dorothy- Peoples of Manche.ster the Ansaldi Construction Co. He p.m. robbing two people at knifepoint in Kraiik INillard in tho sooond mark lor Iho Noason lo htdp hand Geralil Dolin African unity ’-fm glad to get it behind me. " The Raiders play at Del roil Born in Hartford, he had lived in was a member of the Bricklayers separate irtcidents on Spruce tho h'.dt on> thoit ninlli straif^hl She is survived by a daughter, he said. 'I was getting tired of Monday iiighi lus.'' Windsor for .50 years before and Plasterers Union. Street and at the Manchester The Organization of African Bengals 24, Saints 21 Diane Beaulieau of Manche.ster; a people asking me about it It was In the NFC Fast: Wasliiiiglon is moving to Suffield five months He is also survived by a son, Parkade, police said today. One Unity was formed on May 25, 1963, On !s.itiirda\ San Kr.iiu'i.soo sis^ter. Mary Smith of Manche.ster; Domenica Gain getting hard to sleep. alone in lirst plai-e alter llie • At Now Orioans Kon Amiorson ago. He was employed as an auto Edward T. O’Dwyer Jr. of Man­ incident occurred in October and by 30 African nations and now h.iinmio'od Mmiios«>la at 7 and tho and four grandchildren. Domenica (Libratore) Galli, 89. " f can’t explain the feeling. I ’m Redskins edged Dallas 30-28 and oaino oii th(‘ lunu h to toss two mechanic for many years by chester: two daughters. Mrs. John the other was earlier this month, represents 50 nations. It was Now N Ol k Jots sliadod Hiillalo The funeral will he VVednesday of Brookfield Street, wife of the just on a natural high f don’t know St. I.miis lopped llie New York third <|iiarior T l) passos and ratl\ Barry of Manche.ster and Mrs, police said. formed to coordinate cultural, 21 IT Hartford-aroa automobile dealers al 9 1.5 a.m from the John F. late Bonisacio ‘‘ Beney” Galli, died Ho also leaves a .son. Brian D. Richard Ka.sek of Southington: a Walter Missouri was charged political, scientific and economic Tierney Funeral Home. 219 W. Saturday at a local convalescent brother. Jo.seph H. O’Dwyer of with tw-o counts each of first- policies; to end colonialism in Lamkins of Suffield: a daughter. Center Si,, followed by a mass of home. Maureen Perrone of Enfield; four Mount Prospect. III.: 11 grand­ degree robbery and second-degree Africa, and to create a common Christian burial at Church of the She w-as born in Italy and had brothers, Earl Lamkins of We­ children; and several nieces and larceny. defense of member nations’ inde­ Cardinals put crimp Killer goals boost Assumption. Burial will be in St. lived in Manchester most of her nephews. Police said the victims of the pendence. thersfield. Royal Lamkins of Ken­ James Cemetery. Calling hours life. sington. Joel Lamkins o f Enfield ’The funeral will be Wednesday are one hour before the funeral. She is survived by two .sons. and Lloyd Lamkins in Arizona: at 8; 15 a.m. from the John F. in Giant playoff hopes Memorial donations may- be Andrew Galli of Coronado. Calif., two other sisters. Vera Tyler and Tierney Funeral Home, 219 W. East over Fermi made to the Ethiopian Relief Fund and Donald E. Galli of Manches­ Barbara Daigle, both of Las Center St; Burial will be in the St, r or the Calholie Relief Fund. ter; a daughter, Nellie (Galli) ROBERT J. SMITH, inc. Bv Len Auster Tedoldi scored a Ire.tkisii go.tl ,il Vegas. N e v ; and six James Cemetery, Calling hours ST. LOUIS (U PI) — Rny (Jreen "We were a little too lar out to Golas of Manchester; four grand- Sports Editor ;i 47 ol till* initidli- period lor ,i .'I 6 grandchildren. are Tuesday- from 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 - Robert J. Smith, liK. saw- 6 points on the play as he lined just go ahead and piiiit the h.ill .mil children; seven great­ edge He spill I lie F.ilion deleii.se The funeral will be Tuesday at 10 Jordao DeSousa to 9 p.m. INSURANSMITHS up in his wide receiver’s position grandchildren; and several nieces IN W N SM IT H S SINCE should 11 go into the end zone, we’d BOLTON (iii.ils in Ihc lir.sl »r .111(1 liroke III on Greeiioiigll As he a . at the Carmon-Poquonock Jordan DeSousa, 60. of Enfield, Quarterback Neil Lomax saw 111 and nephews only gain a lew-yards on the ( liaiigc la.st niiimie ol a pi-riod ,irc ,i killcr was II \ mg to draw llie puck lo Ins F'uneral Home, 1816 Poquonock died Saturday at St. Francis Green with one-on-one coverage The funeral will be Tuesday at of pos.scssion, " St Louiscoai-h Jim 10 any and all ho<-key ( oaches li.K kti,ind Ti'ilolili s.iw Ihe piiek •Ave.. Poquonock. w ith burial in St. Hospital and Medical Center. William L. Plank 1914 The result was a .3.5-yard loueh- 8: IS a m. from the John F. Tierney Hanilan said, ' ll was a perlect UPI photo Just ,isk Fci ini High s Itn-k slillier oil Ins si lek on Ihe lorell.nid Joseph's Cemetery. Poquonock. Hartford. He was the husband of dow-n pass on a fourlh-and-five William L. Plank. 77. of Rock­ Funeral Home, 219 W, Center St’, read by our coaches as well as Roy Miltz .111(1 wind lip inside Ihe riglll post Calling hours are today from 2 to 4 .Alice (Ponte) DeSousa and the situation. * Rams' Eric Dickerson (29) dashes past Houston's Keith ville, died Friday at Rockville followed by a mass of Christian aiid Neil He saw defending sLile Division heinnd ,i st.irlted I irei'iiongll p m. and 7 to 9 p m. father of Gerald DeSousa and General Hospital after a short 649-5241 Bostic en loute to score Sunday. Dickerson rushed for 11 champ East Catlioln-si-ore in Ihe Kevin linit .tiid B .) Il(‘sliii drew burial at 9 a.m. in ."51. James The big play helped the St Loins Lomax had a good day against Memorial donations may be Margaret DeSousa, both of illness. He was the husband of Church. Burial will be in St. James 65 E. Center Street Cardinals whip the New- York the Giants as he threw lor three 215 yards to break single season NFL rushing mark held opening 46 scioiids. and in llie .issists made to a charity- o f the donor's Manchester. Margaret (Bell) Plank. Cemetery. Friends may call at the Manchester, Ct. Giants. 31-21. Sunday at Busch touehdow ns He completed 23-of 33 ( losing 17 sc(‘onds ol llie middle choice. He was a native of Portugal and previously by O.J. Simpson Born in Glastonbury Dec. 19, Stadium. The win boosted the passes for 305 yards lo put him over period, en route lo a 5 I vK lorx S.iiiiiw lelied lietween l-..isl s had lived in Enfield for 30 years. funeral home today from 2 to 4 p. m 1906, he lived in Manche.ster before Cardinals lo 9-6 in the NFC East 4.000 yards lor the season al 4 051 over Ins Ealeons .Saliirday night at lliree go.ils junior nelmiiider He was employed by Tolland and 7 to 9p.m. Memorial donations Jeffrey T. Andross moving to Rockville in 1947 He may be made to the Visiting while the Giants fell to 9-6 and saw- Green caught six passes lor 89 § Ihe Bolton I<-e I'alat-e Sieve ( .iv.illo (ome up liig Iwiee Enterprises in East Hartford and worked at United Technologies in LYNN K. OAVia miJl their playoff hopes severely yards ■‘When they seon-d with 17 He (leined .IcH Mole allerihe laller Jeffrey T. Andross. 31. of South was a member of the Full Gospel Nurses Association. 150 N. Main St. East Hartford and retired in 1971, damaged. "The offensive line gave me lime seconds lefi that was a demoral stole Ihe puck in Ihe E.igle end Windsor, died Friday at Hartford Interdenominational Church in Hospital. 'He w-as the brother of Besides his wife, he is survived ANTHONY F. POSTERARO, J R , M .a The Giants trail the 10-5 Los today lo find my receivers.” izer. " observed Mill/,, wlio saw Ins And lie rolihed I'eler Smilh, wlio Manchester. skaters slip to 1 I ‘ It made it that w,is sent III .(lone l)y a Mule Iced Leslie-Ann Brown of Manchester. by two sons, Donald L. Plank of In Memoriam Angeles Rams for the final w ild­ l.omax said. "W e’ve just got lobe I He is also survived by three Pomona, N.J., and Gordon R. JEFFREY a WASSEa MJ). card spot and must not only win much more diHieult to eoiiie Smilh opied lor .i li.ieklianilei He was a lifelong resident of In loving memory of Rose E. patient, and I ’ve got to do my job. I other sons. Carlos DeSousa of East Plank of Medfield, Mass.; two their final game of the season. ba<-k ' hill Cav.illo slopiH'd tin- disk .iiiil South Windsor and a 1971 graduate Lovett, who passed away Dec. 10. know 1 say that every week, but 1 Windsor. Jordan DeSousa and sisters, Ethel Fyler of Wellesley, Saturday against the New- Orleans ' You hale lo give up a goal In the sniolliered il leaving no relioiinil of South Windsor High School. He 1977. have to be patient and show- some Norbert DeSousa of Windsor Mass., and Avis Lawrence of Saints, but also mu.st look for some poise last minute, " said Dr Vie Riis.sn He wonnil up sloiqinig Hi ol 17 attended Eastern Connecticut Everyday events are easier to cope Announces the Locks: his mother. Margarida Glastonbui^; two brothers, Mer­ help. /. behind Ihe bench at East aller live Fermi shots Slate University. with because of the wisdom, gui­ The Giants came back to tie the DeSousa of Enfield; two brothers, ton Plank in California and Berk­ Relocation of Their Office years al South Windsor High. ' hnl "rav.illo pl.ived really well He is also survived by his dance and love you gave so much of Green and Lomax combined lor game al 21 w hen running back Rob Daniel DeSousa of Montreal, Qu­ ley Plank of Glastonbury; four you love to gel them. " he added loinglil He h.is all lliroiigh thi- parents, Mr. and Mrs. Norman to us. You’re in our hearts always (fornMTly Watkins Kurniture) to some big puss plays earlier in the Carpenter dove in from 1 yard out ebec. Canada, and Albert DeSousa grandchildren, several nieces and •A with a smile 'For .some rea.soii. a pre sea.son " Biisso s.ml .)nsl Andross of South Windsor; a with iove. season, but the duo had fallen on late in the third period of Chapleau. Ontario, Canada: and goal in Ihe last nnnnte lakes the brother, Steven K. Andross of nephews and grand-nieces and dry times recently us a result of like III li.iseliall. where yon havelo six grandchildren. Sadly missed by. St Louis running back Oltis wind out III any learns sails.' he South Windsor; his paternal grand-nephews. various zone defenses along with lie .-itlong lip Hie middle, in lloekey The funeral will be Tuesday at 11 Husband, children, THE WATKINS CENTRE ANNEX Anderson put Ihe Cardinals ahead eonlinued grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Fran­ The funeral will be Tuesday at 1 double and triple-team coverage of yon re nol going .invwliere willioiil a m. from Leete-Stevens Enfield grandchildren and for good when he ran in from 12 cis B. Andross of South Windsor; p.m. at St. John’s Episcopal 935 .Main Street Green. The Eagle goal with 17 seconds .1 guild goalie Chapels, 61 South Road. Enfield. great-grandchildren. yards out to make it 28-21 in the left in Ihe noddle period gave I hem Church, Route 30. Vernon. Burial But on the touchdown pass. Like a stale ehampioiiship lor Manchester, Conn. fourth quarter Anderson finished a 4-1 advantage. "I lell with it 3 I example Green receieved one-on-one the day w ith 91 yards to move past we look Ihe edge. " .Mill/, viewed Fermi did score lo in,ike it a coverage. Leroy Kelley into 11th place on the PARKINC l\ RE,\R 646-0670 But right wing Kevin Walsh and Iwo-go.il delicil al 4 .52 ol Ihe "1 couldn't believe my eyes. " N F L ’s all-time leading rushers list center Dave Olender broke out on a Picketers at MCC want contract soon Lomax said. ” f was surprised and with 7.246 yards inidille sesson on a power play goal 2on-l for East Irom Bol) C'aplelte happy at the same time. The Neil O'Donoghue. who mi.ssed a By Susan Vaughn public and students on the status of colleges participated in pickets quality education. We need to be ■'The fourijh goal was us nol East which wound up with a Giants played so much zone that 40-yard attempt in the first quar­ Herald Reporter delayed union contract last week. Five similar actions are treated with equal respect," getting back, " Milt/, cited lilial 27 17 edge in shots, closed II negotiations. we didn't figure to work one-on-one ter. kicked an insurance field goal About 45 Manchester Commun­ scheduled this week, he said. Thornton said. Walsh, on his oft wing liroke out .It 12 22 ol Ihe liiial (leriiMl on a in the secondary.” from 34 yards with 4:.54 left in the ity College staff members — The picket was part of a The negotiating team for the over Ihe blue line and siwlled Gail Dunnrowicz, director of The touchdown came one play- game. Hull goal, assisted by Brian including faculty, librarians, coun­ statewide effort by the Congress of union will meet with negotiators r< n . counseling at MCC, said Monday after otficials ruled Green was out Olender breaking towards llie net Gallahiie selors and administrators —, Connecticut Community Colleges for the Board of Trustees for ______yU A R N E-Q Lomax pas.sed the Cardinals into that the union would “ like to see SUNGLASSES of bounds on a reception al the New- He deltly laid a perfeel pass on Ihe Russo was pleased wilh Ihe conducted an informational picket to urge .settlement of a contract Community Colleges Tuesday and a 14-7 halftime lead with two more progress and movement York 5-yard line. latter’s stick and Olender redi lorecheeking ol Ihe Hint 5‘edoldi at the college Friday. that has been on hold since July. Friday. scoring strikes in the second before the spring semester beg­ "M y big toe hurt from dragging quarter reeled it home from five leel oiil tiall.ihoe line wincli aceoniili-d lor A union spokesman said the Steve Thornton, staff organizer for Although some of the smaller often imitated ins, ” whjch is Jan. 23 for MCC. my foot." Green said. -'I was Fermi goalie .Seolt Greenoiigh h.id three go.iIs He .ilso'li.id prai.si- lor picket was conducted to raise the the union, said today that staff issues have been resolved, accord­ Lomax found flanker Pat Tilley no chance Dr. William E. Vincent, presi­ letting it bother me. When I lined for a 4-yard touchdown toss early Ihe work o( Hie line ol M ike awareness of management, the members at seven community ing to Thornton, major issues still Detenseman Jason Hanlord dent of MCC and a member of the ....never equaled.... up on the fourth-down play and saw in the second quarter to knot the Flannery Sieve I'areiiLDail The at stake are pay increases so gave East a 1-6 lead with Ihe Eagle trustees’ negotiating team, said 1 was only having one man on me, I score at 7. The Cardinals went bean and Ihe ili-lensive pairing ol college staff members "catch up sea.son but 46 set onds old ' Thai today that negotiations cannot be thought to myself, ‘Here's six ahead when Lomax connected with Barrel! and Hanfoid whom he with others in the system of higher lirst goal was an nnislaiidiiig brought to a close until the state points.' running back Slump Mitchell fora nialehed up ag.misl f eriin's big education" and with teachers on elfort He deked three players and Fire Calls Legislature reconvenes. for your skiing weekend “ That's my way of concentrat- 44- yard touchdown. Ijiie lit Mule Tom Gavreau-Dan the elementary and secondary then pot It upstairs,” Mill/, "From my perspective, negotia­ ’ ingona pluy like that." Green said. New- York took the opening lead Gioiiaiio Th.il Ihreesoine ae levels of education. Other issues reeolleeled Manchester call, 137 Birch St. (Town tions are proceeding. We all want " I was just hoping Neil saw it. " of 7-0 when quarterback Phil UPI photo eoiiiited (or six goals, in f erim 's Paramedics). are not directly economical, he to see an appropriate salary East's second goal al.so in the I6'6 opening win over Coiiard Friday, 10:11 p.m. — carfire.400 said. BRAND NEW FASHIONS Lomax did. and the duo com­ Simms hit receiver Lionel Manuel Saturday. 6; 01 p.m. — chimney structure, ” Vincent said. He said Giants quarterback Phti Simms (11) shows his disgust first period, came on a ixiwer play Ja.soii .111(1 1‘al did an exeelleiil E. Middle Turnpike {(Town). bined to beat reserve cornerback for a 5-yard touchdown pass. fire, 66 Elro St. (Town). "We are trying to impress upon both sides are aware of what the after final series against St, Louis Sunday ended in Rob Tedoldi. picking up the jot) on .Mole ” Russo lauded his Friday. 10:32 p.m. — mutual aid Kenny Daniel The Giants rallied to tie the the Board of Trustees the need for ' Legislature is likely to approve. rebound of a Hanford blast trom defenseinen at Vernon fire. Route 30 (Eighth IN SUNGLASSES The touchdown gave the Cardi­ game at 14-14 when Simms hooked failure. Cardinals’ Curtis Greer (75) looks on. Giants lost, the left poinl. flipped home a East s iiexI .jssigiiiiieiil is Wed District). nals a,21-14 lead midway through up with tight end Zeke .Mowatt for 31-21, and are outside looking in at the playoffs heading backhander Rat Barrett al.so iiesday night .ig.iiiisl Knlield High Saturday, 5:39 a.m. — smoke the third period. an 18-yard touchdown into the final weekend. assisted al Ihi- Bollon Ice I'alaee al 8 :)6 alarm. 28A Pascal Lane (Town). Saturday, 10:28 a.m. — alarm. 160 Hartford Road (Town). Saturday, 10:38 a.m. — car fire. Main and Forest streets (Town). Poor start spelled demise for UConn cagers Saturday. 10:42 a.m, — alarm. Church and Myrtle streets (Town). Bv Len Auster five of UConn’s 15 first-half turnov­ half. Three mis.ses cost UConn a good Ihe first hall Otherwise we Saturday. 1:23 p.m. — medical he missed Ihe (root end ot o opener in H.jrllord was in .(aiiiiary Sports Editor ers but led them back with 11 points chance of leading for the first time would have been down .’)6” Perno call, 875 Main St., apartment 32 THE RIGHT INSURANCE one-and oiie and Ihe elongated ol 1976 to Boston U(d|eg«- Ohio early in the second half,” but you since very early. said "Nine wasn’t that bad ' (Town, Paramedics). Sellers dropped home a feathery Stale IS 2 6 ni H.ii tlord. having won HARTFORD - A dreadful first have to keep on playing. We have to "W e had the whole place wilh us The Huskies looked thoroughly Saturday, 3:08 p.m. — medical half. H-looter a 198.5 V AA se(-ood round game play for the 14 players and the but we couldn't get over the hurdle confii.sed offensively in the opening Sellers lollowed with his two A better second half. coaching .staff. We wanted to come ov(-r Syracuse korward Eddie IS NO ACCIDENT. ■t and take the lead, " Perno said half "The first half Earl took it too ear-shattering jams and a.s they Sound familiar? out and prove to ourselves we can Williams missed his third straight "The key was we never let them far (into Ihe defen.se). ” Perno said said, that's all she wrote game 5’he 6 7 junior is not CHRISTIAN HOPS AND LOVI Yup, another UConn basketball do a ggod job” get ahead. " expres.sed 7-6 Buckeye of his junior point guard, "and we game. The second half was more the ex|)«-cled hai-k belore the ( oiineeti .for all seasons.. That Connecticut accomplished, center Brad Sellers, who had a pair stood (round watching him. When Diai649^H0PE But this time the Huskies lost. way we can play.” .said Perno I eijl Miilnal Ula.s.sic on Dee 28-29 charged with only three turnovers of buck-to-back jam jobs on you get frustrated you tend to or M M «73 Although, believe it or nol, they think Ihe first hall toughened us U()nrie<-ti(-i)l s next game is Tues ur clients expect us to give advice to make sure that in the second 26 minutes. 'The alley-oop pas.ses from Troy Taylor stand around and watch. The , AMnMryol had their chances. W e believe in what we re doing day night al home' al the New their coverage is right for them. Whether it’s car second half we were taking our lo open Ohio Stale s lead to .59-59 second half we did help each CsRtsr Conr’sgslleiial Clsirdi O Ohio State, said to be by CBS-TV I feel we displayed that the second Haven Uolisenrn agaiiisl 4 1 Fair time. The first half was a lack of with 6:47 left. other ' insurance, homeowners protection, boat insurance, or the most underrated team in the half and we will approach every field Plenty ol liekels are availa­ concentration and rushing The first half wa.s a total team coverage for their vacation home, w e have the right nation, was given an anxious game that way " ble S ix foot 16 freshman Jeff things,” Kelley said. UConn would get no closer than disaster. ” Kelley said “'One thing moment or two before going home "It wa.s not a pretty game by us King played 14 iiiinutes and gave a products and the right prices. But another bug-a-boo — missed five poinls the rest of the way. led to another” with a 72-65 decision Saturday or I Conn but it is that time of the good aeeoiiiit ol him.self ” I thought CALDWEU free throws — which cost the "Those two jams broke our Yet. Ihe Huskies had their afternoon at the Hartford Civic year said Buckeye eoat-h Eldon he wa.s a real bright spot for us, ” Huskies in their 74-67 loss to the 'backs,” Kelley said. chances. They drew even on Cenier. .Millei referring to early De­ Perno said Buckeyes last year in Columbus, "I saw Brad go back door and we Broxton's lup in, only to .see the Oil INC. The Huskies. 2-2, had an ab.so- cember when clubs are just getting reared its ugly head again. made eye contact. ” Taylor des­ Buckeyes regain the lead for goixl lutely dreadful first half of basket­ started 99.9 • 763 and 191 Main dl.. Manchaalar UConn. when it was coming back cribed the two lobs. Taylor, who 12 seconds iater on a corner OHIO S T A T l (7 i) — Dennii Hooun Manchester 388 West Cenier St. 643-1124 Property and Casualty ball. leaving the arena floor to a Sellers had a game-high 21 points 4-10 2-2 10, Joe Concheck 4-10-0 8, Brod per gal. C. O. D. Phone 643-1191 or 643-1900 to eventually tie at 43-ull on a Ray totaled 16 points before fouling out, jum|«*r by Joe Concheck Alvin Bloom field 719 Cottage Grove Road 243*2971 Insurance Companies chorus of boos from the announced lo lead the Buckeyes Broxton had Sellers 9-21 3-4 21. Ronnie Stokee 3-7 0-2 • Eailbrook Mall, Mansflald Broxton tap-in with 12; 04 to go, did a superb job defensively, Frederick, who led the Huskies 6. Troy Toylor 4-8 2-2 10, Clarence crowd of 10,337. "The boos had a 17 and Kelley 15 for UConn converted seven of eight from the hounding Kelley with 18 points, had an opportunity McGee 37 2-3 8, Dove Jones 2-8 5-0 9, 649-8841 Phona 456-1141 positive effect." said Husky couch HUSKY NOTES - UConn s lo.ss John Anderson 0-2 0-0 0. Totals 29.40 charity stripe. But the Huskies UConn was lucky to be down only to tie it but he made only one of two 14-19 72 • r or Minimum requirement Dom Perno. "The kids were going wa.s its first ever in the ’new’ Civic eASTtRN CONNtCtlCUrS resumed their bad habit after­ 31-22 at the intermission. It should from the foul line UCONN (4S> — Roy Broxton 7-13 3 4 to play the second half for Cenier in December since it was 17. Tim Coles 2-4 0-1 4. Gerry Besselink Price* aubjact to Chang* HADING fu ll SfKVia OfTICIANSI wards, misfiring eight times, have been a lot worse except Ohio UConn’s last chance to lead tbemselves-” including twice the front end of rebuilt . The loss was al.so the first 0-5 (30 0, Eor( Kelley 4-13 7-7 IS, Alvin State. 3-6, shot .57.8 percent in the came with 8:25 left Down .53-.52. ever in a sea.son opener in Frederick 7-14 4-9 18, Anthony M ove I 2 6601JUO g ill. 96A C.0.D “ The boos sort of hurt, ” said one-and-ones, out of 12 chances for first 26 minutes Ourdefen.se was sophomore Ken Henry was fouled December at the Civic (.enter The 0-0 2, Terence Warren 2-5 1-3 5, Jett enigmatic Earl Kelley, who had a poor I I-for-20 (55 percent) second King 2-3 04)4. Terry Cottey 0-104)0, Ken pretty good throughout. It was grabbing a defensive rebound But la.st time UConn lost a sea.son Henry 0-1 0-1 0, Totals 25-45 1577 45 I a - MAWCMErrER h e r a l d . Moiriay. D «: t#, m * MANCHESTER HKKALD. Monday. Doc 10. 1984 — 13 Scoreboard NBA roundup Redskins’ rally i21 tI7 Staim niram ifO McHale tip-in Football 7 OM 0-31 7 05556-3S OtonDod 1DB2-D QpDPC 1 2IB 4 Basketball dips Cowboys S»- LaaM OM 7IB—» *M 0 #— 17 WDwD TDSl-a M M M II2 B 4 •••••••••••••••••••••a PW Fm t FBW nrpi period— 1. Buflslo. Oovts II hlYQi— Wtonue* S boss from Slmtm In*—Butlar Sooss tram Poatt (Allagr* etc— FG Bohr 9 . 7:D (MMRtr). 7:52 2 Ousboc. MTcKconav n Bv Mike Rabun of the field three limes in Hh* first (Hoii-Sh«iKn MdO , kick), *:01 PB— (Jops 6) pass Bom Matant (GRBS. MMNw). D D Pwiottlts — buzzes Hawks ■a half on ;i .senes of big ploys and MiOi Bannatt 2 run (von Sdwmoroi (Anderson kick), 12-.D D p i w ,. Bat. O iD kkarots. Ckia. 3; 12. NM^miinss United Press International StL— TMfov 4 pass from Lomax kick). 13:® kkotsnpy. But. D71: Cole. Qu a n:Bk Bv Joe illuzzi even tonight. I saw a lot of pride scored on three Diiniiy Wmite iCTDonoohuo Hicfr). 4: T4 SddHMl Pil-FG Anderson* 2.M Bm I'lmiii. But (served tty McKcnnoi. and effort coming out in this team IRVING. Texas Over two tooclidown p.is.M's of 6 yiirds lo Si.— MifcMt 44 m u from Lorno* ind—FG AMpra 52,1 :» Cla— F G B a h rD .A D H M : Hunter. Qu a D D l DoyM. But. United Press International D ;9 tonight. It's fun when you get intoa quarters of Liirly briiLil foolhall. Dong Donley. 2 yards lo Doug (O'Ooftoghuatilcti). T0:03 In*—Mc/Wltoit 6 run (Atepre kick). PW PoMord 1 run (Anc I Mcfc). W L Pc*. G8 .mr 277 TIM 13:® 13:a D cand aatlad 1 BtdMo. Cyr S There must have been a couple of game like this, when your, real the Washington Redskins man Coshic ami 60 y;mls to Mike Mm B iatond (OoDMan. VB9e). B L 717. A QuObac. P. W 2 « 9 — SB It m u from Sbwns TWrd CM— rsockar 16 pass 1 5 M 4 D 9 2 competitors come out to play. It's aged to climb out of a king-size hole Renini 467 3)1 333 (MofLSiWlltfi lUdO. MIq Moor* 2 ooss kram SSorkw (von naid (BMtr kiefc). M ;S SDtDy a (Gauttt. Morels), apt 121*- A iepreebauns sitting on the rims at M M m iM is Schomom Wefc). 3-S7 Qmhac. MsOsr 2 (P. S»os**y). D :V - M 7 9 7 ms Boston Garden Sunday night really fun when everyone is into Sunday Dol ing all lhal lime. Washinglon .217 22* 3M SH.— Grom 36 oon from Lomox 9 12 9 8 D 133 229 402 (O’OmoaHu* hidi}.«: Tt Mia .tardy 2 ooss trom Mortno (van PmaBtss P. Stostny. Qu a B:D; Pole- • IS STS 11 bringing good luck to the Celtics, the game and you have to coach " The Redskins fiiughl b;ick from ;i could mao.igc josi two field goals *YO— Cormnlw f nm (HcriLSfidlth Schamonn kick),J®M P»—FG. men*. Qu a A D (MondA BiR. )1:D- New York I D D 5 9 Kevin McHale's tip-in at Ihe Bird went head-to-head with l.S-poim halftime deficit to down ol 31 ;oid '24 N.irds b.v Mark S33 304 353 keifc}. n tl Pilam iA But t M I: MoRtr. Qu a M :S : 8 5*1 — O nc M all .457 2P 3 » Mia— Cahko SaasoNom Morkto tvon *5aRar. Qu a d -.D AWwoukec n buzzer extended Boston's home Atlanta's Human Highlight Film. the Dalhis Cowboys. 30-'28. .ind Moseley Chkaao 13 8 a i — OaMomt .2ET 223 277 SfL— Andorsoo T2 run iO Qn- Schomann kick). 18:1* Third atrled 5. BuWMa Rnmaoy 6 534 IVj winning streak 10 10 games and Dominique Wilkins, who poured in move into iiosition lo win the "W c c:ime in al the h.ilf and said Houston .250 225 4)0 no«inioii{ck),Z:4 Mia— Cloyfoo 7oantram MarUio (van -U:S (SsBbp, Maker). 6 9 - 7. BuNaD OeNolt 11 10 Schamonn kick). TAD PaBason * (Ramsay. VBSo). BPb 1I:D. 1 Mtanto ■ 13 .3® 4Vj lifted the Celtics lo a 128-127 a career-high 47 points and Boston championship of ihe wild NKC wc cooldn't ipiil.'' s:iid Washington MB 404 25) ADAH Q ydiK . MkwpbS (Bad. A-StasMy). D : D moKino 5 H JM 7V> coach K.C. Jones felt like he got East qimrtcrh.ick Joe Thcismami. w-lui 9 L — FGO'OonoafHio3A lOiQft 2 17 .NS *Y> victory over the .Atlanta Hawks. M5 322 227 Mia s ^ PanaW ss MeMae. Qua. 11:53, Pota- With the Haw ks leading 127-126. two games for the price of one. "It was :i gre;il g;ime, " said completed 17 ol 31 p;is.ses lor 20.3 7U 3^ 2M First douns D Firs* downs moBl Qu a 1117: tteiaaav. Bu*. 17:D: *^’*'***°” *59*a5«p < ,467 373 371 NVa SH Wishos-yords 26—75 33— ID Cay*s«.QuA D22: Hwder. Qu a M:Z): r DNIM8II Atlanta's Glenn Rivers missed two Washinglon ('o;ich Jiu- Gilibs "I yards hot who was s.icked eight CHv .m 272 3D FTrat downs S 22 Pdsslno yards 3D NoltBut D l k Borrasso. Bu( (sorvod W L Pet. GB felt like it h;id everything in it It limes Dtnver 14 4 .7® free throws with eight seconds Sixers 110, Kniefcs 94 IMUs^yorca 27— J4t 31— TT4 Socks bv-vords 3—D 2—17 Socks by-vordi bwOavh).DSl remaining. McHale picked up a had .sacks (13 of them), inlerci'p Alter tJroco's iiih-rceplion cut Pessine yords 19 296 Ratum yards 95 I3S Rshim yord) 11$ Ml O tarBats Mena. ' PenolMas-Huntar. Houston U 8 .5® 2 At Philadelphia. Mose Malone Utah II II JD 4 ■ loose ball rebound with five lions (two by Dalltis), fumhies (2 W'ashmgloii's dehcil lo eight P d PF PA Sadis b¥‘¥arOs 5—29 3-'Tt Pdssas 41— 20— 1 25— 12—2 1-33— 4 t»— D -2 Qu a mkaar (aonia misconduct). 4;D- scored 28 points to lift Philadelphia 6tf 357 253 M u m yards T34 TT3 Punts 2-39.0 2— 663 5— • • s ~ a » SaRMok But mhwir (pama mlsconduci). Son Antonio 10 II .454 4V, by Dallas) and h;id ;i great clforl points, l):dl:is' Chock McSwaiil DoHos 10 II 454 4V» seconds left and Boston called 3D 3D Pouts T3^t—2 24-34-0 Fumbtas-lost 6— 1 2—0 2 - « 2 -B time. to its seventh straight victory. It on both sides. It w;is ;i gre;il lomhicd the t'lisoiiig kickoff. :iiid S . Louto 30ft 3)6 Punts 4— 3A5 3— 31.7 Ptnomas-yords 3— 15 6— 4S B -D B -D Shots an aea* Quahac 7-DI1-1- Kansas CiN 4 IS -«1 9St was the third straight loss for the MV aunts 2*5 291 FumWtS'losf 0—0 2— 2 Tima ot Dossasslon D M D M Tkna a* PaGMc Dhtataa When play resumed. Larrv Bird, example of two teams th;il w;mled W:islon;'Jon i|0ickly c:ipitali7.(*d 0 :D D :D D-BuDMalU it B M9 _ Knicks and their sixth in the last n tN o M M a 433 2W 2*4 Ptnaftfes'yartls 4—% 7—9 Bouchard. But- LA Lakers M * who rinished with a .season-high 48 lo go after it " w ith a 22 y:ird scm'iiig |iass from Time of oosstsslon 25:33 34:27 Portland u 8 s n • seven games. Pal Cummings had 545 There were enough hig phiys on 3'licismaim UiC.ilviii Molmiiimad. >-CMoaa> 9 6 0 2*5 235 RUSHING— Miomi-Bannett 936 Cor- r u s h in g — CMvoMndlvnar 13 DL PtratfUx u 10 1 points, firedajum perfrom the foul 20 points for New York. 7 SO StOlNc 10 12 .455 3vy both sides lo prodiu'c :i few G re w ie v 4D 2B 2*5 Mr 1632 Nathan M . P. Johnson Green 1VD PruD 3*. ShcOenoM 31 Powar Don conversions Quabac line which rattled off the rim. Dtillas survived a .sei-oiid iiiter- T b m m MOV 5 TO 0 3D 294 IS* RUSHIMC—Mew YorliMlorris Ifr 3-5. intkonaaolis-McMiNan 11-71 5M* Pfflburah Abercramhlt 1326 Pphord 3ABunBie27. LA dtapcrs 8 U J® 5 highlight films, but Ihe biggest was OMgtt 4 9 T .321 257 354 dlcton 1676 Wonslev 23 Poacl 3 D Golden S*o*e 7 14 H3 4 McHale then tipped it in for the Jazz 123, K in ^ 120 cepHoii hy (Jreeo, hot talc in the TQ7, Cofptwlei' T0*4X Simms T-minus Z *5olona6l Comohsh H Erenhera A4A2D victory. Darrell Green's 32-y;ird iulercep mrnmaata 3 T2 0 2D 252 446 U. Louis-Andtrson 2>9T. MItcfreil 2^i .At Las Vegas. Nev.. Adrian Hurd tpmi ter a fioidile hy Timmy Ferrell 3>2Tr Lomon 3>mimM T. PASSINC — Miomi Ntorlno 29-41-1— PASSING— CMyeland-55cOene*d 19- MMwauItte D. iMkono M "The play wasn't really de­ tipn relurii for :i touchdown two s-San Fran. Boston WT. New Jersav D Dantley sc-ored D points, including New.some .0 (ho t'ow lioys" '23 U*tl lo T4 T O .933 46S ZTI 404. Indldnaoolis-Pooet 11-231— 110. S36 — 211. PtNsburphDatona 1 3 D I — signed for Larry. " sjiid Celtics niiniiles deep in Ihe third tpuirler LA Mom TO 5 0 .6*7 330 297 PASSING—New Yofk Slmms 13*31-2- ScWIchter MKNhliSUnZ WosWrdten 191. LJL Lakers D to in the final six minutes to lead Moseley's Hiird licid goal of Ihe 255( Camphelt 26B— D Until that |K>inl Ihe Cowhuys had Nm Orlaam 6 9 0 ,40i 2 » 3SI 17S. St. Louis-Lomox 23-33^^. AMtcttelt 1-31— 8. Denver I D CMveiond ID center Robert Parish, "It was Utah. The J a n watched a 21-point d;iy ;i 21 y;irdcr lo put 3 T2 0 2H 295 372 M-o-m RECEIVING — Miomi-Cloytan 9-127, RECEIVING — CMvetanDYeunB 3 CMcoao D . Dallas D designed for one of the guards to done ju.st alMuil everything riglil Houston Portland halftime lead dwindle to 103-102 W:ishmgloM ill iroiil RECEIVING—New York-Johnson 3- Nothon 5-31 Moore 3D. Duacr 3-*l. D. Holt 331. D f iukjn 3 D r eiKtwr 1 9 . i a and the R«*dskins li:id not Sl. Mmuel 3sKt, Mowxtft $^77, Sticher Hardy 321. Cefolo 2-39 D. Johnsoi 1-42 3 D Nevoame 3331 Green H hdamn, Photnlk I D (MIdtn SloMD have U irry crash the boards. He before Dantley and Thurl Bailey- l):ill.is i-.mic h.ick lo l;ike the Ftn* eerMd ). womMsp TurahuU 5 SuadoyM BasuBs Green's interception, however, T-4, GoRtreofri 1-4. Sf. Lotils-Grten Jensen 1,)6 Indtanaoolis-Butler 6 2 D PWstkirpn-Ahercranihts 211. Pol­ tlMiiSfebuk. OwtyM). ppk 1 -D 2 drove the lane and held the shot, each .ccored 2 baskets to give the le:id on the opening pl:iy of Hie final N.V. Jats V. BufMa 17 6m. Morsh 215. Piffman 3-^, Anderson ®, (McMillan 3D, Bouzo 2 D Porter lard 362 Lipps 35*. Ereohsra 322 PMladelpMo I D New York M UPl pholo touched off a four-turnover ipi;ir IRt I R ib . NhDtn II (Kvte). 13:9. 1 Boston ID AMonlo 1 9 then Kevin tippeditin. il reminded J a n a 112104 lead. Bailey had 24 iioarici wlien Wliile threw his San Frandico SI. IWnnasoto 7 S4A Ferrell 230. TiHev 220. LoFleur 1-21. (Middleton t-A Sherwin 1-12 SHtWmarmt-Sr. MtspsaslA BsRows II (NIcCarlhv. ter by the (Cowboys niishikes 2-16, Mitchell 1-44. 55issedtlcid aoals: Nona. Utah I D Kansas City DD me of a summer league game, just for Utah. Atlanta Hawks' Dominque Wilkins goes up for tw;o points looi'Hi looclidowii pass a 43- Rthorts). D:33. PenaMMs—ROberlv ScomeDHouMonD which were converted iiilo 17 Tomoa Bov 23, Atlanta 6 Missed field ooaJs: Indfonapoils, **hL IWS SsaddS. SIhv A D TumbulL lake it lo the hoop and go at it." y:irder lo Tony Hill While linislied ancbmotl 2A N m OrtMns 21 Missed Held pools: New YotIl AHepreSA t-A. atopers tlA Son Anionia m Sonics 96, Rockets 90 over a falling Celtics' Scott Wedman, who tries to stop the points hy Ihe Redskins. FtllM trah ZS, Clevotond 2B W5n.AD-*hamtR.*Nn.U:9. IdpadPvM G w M Boston improved its record to w itli 327 p;issiiig yards HQjl-Shetf(h33.47.St. Louis. O'Oonophue shot during first quarter action at Boston Garden Sunday Altlioogli l):ill:is did ri-hike Ihc Graon Bay SI, CMcoao U 40. ' ' ' ' AtlanIa o* Indkjno. 7:D nm ., EST 122 — the best in the NB.A — with At Seattle. Tom Chambers Rm W':islongloo reg:iined field Miami 35, Indkznaaolis 17 Ea|tis27.Penalil7 Sacand parlod— 4. Minnasoto. ThPDPV's Gopms le;id, W':ishiiiglon went in from ho- kMarthy * ttHauwalt). ool D : D S. its 13lh victory in the last 14 games. poured in 31 points — including 16 night. position :oul diove .t.S y:irds lorthe FMIodaloMa 27. N m Enoiamt 17 CIMs34.Stilia«fcs7 25D — Eric Dfekarsan. t_A. Roms. New Jersey w Boston of HorNord. The loss dropped Atlanta lo 8-13. gumt on a l-yard loochdow o run hy S». Louis n , N.y. Oonls 21 19D (15 aomes) . WMilpt A Ptcard S (Btitt. tHocLaan). Ueht in the third period — and Jack w ioniog seme, wliicli came wlien D t 7 a— » Bdk lA ta POhatHsj, PMW. Nlin. A D "Boston showed a lot of charac­ ovr his last live games. John Riggins with 6:43 reimiming Kansas City 3A Soottte 7 SlPHti 7 0 0 0 —7 T D 3 2-3* 25B — a J. SimfKBin. BuDMOb ID3 PMlodelaNa ol New York. Mpht Sikma added 24 to lead Seattle .seuivd 28 iMiints and Derek Smilh Higgio.s li.ii'cly made it ;icross Ihe L. A Roms 27, Houston 16 1.59*— EorlCamohetL Heus*an. N D GBoa MIa a d - BohycH. Win. 7:51: Utah o l WosMnalon. MpM ter." said Atlanta (xoach Mike Washington's defense (hen look iSanvtr 16, Son Oieoo 13 Kaepps OfV 717 7 V<36 Fkrs* BobycN. W D A D BtUows. laht. motor. Chambers, who scored 8 points in addl'd 22 lo pace Izis .-\ngeles. Mike ))o:il line on ,i I y:ird plunge (ill FTrst ME—FG Franklin 26 3; 4t 1.553— Jim Brown, CMyaiondL, D6) IMX MBwoukee ol CMwcland. nlOhl Clippers 126, Spurs 123 over, twice Imlting I);ill;is come W asM ns^ 3B, Dallas 25 1JD — Eric Diektrsen, L .A Roms. OetroU of CMoopo. ntghf Fratello "They are Ihe world Ihe first 3's minutes of the third Mitchell .scon'd 2.') im)im( s and .Artis Hiinl down :dlcr Iw iie lading In KC—Heewd 2 run (Lowery SicK). 6; 14 PW— Plsarcik 1 run (ftScFaddcn kick). Tbird eartad A dmeiilpts. EBsIt 4 back ho|K's ;iiid cvcnliKilly sccor Monday s Cnnis Sea—Turner 49 ooss from Kiiep 19® Son Antonie at Kansas O ty. nl5*>1 champions and we played them quarter, is averaging 27 points At Los .Angeles. Norm Nixon Gilmore h:id 2.3 for S:m .Anloino make It Irom Hic s;oiU' dist:iiice. (AM Timas EST) 7:49 ISMen. U m D abw). 1S:D PenotMes— Portland o l Denver, Mght U<^son Sick). 14:06 NE— ftSorgon 9 boss Bom Eason BrabOAMlAAIl: sssan. W D A D ing a w in tluit iMHisted the Redskins L.A Roiasrs at Oofrolt. to.m. SectMl Houston ol Ptioenix. Mehl Friday's Goaio (Franklin kick), 14:10 Shots on pool Mtiik L A Ctlporrs ot Golden Stole, nioht record to 10 6 ■Rcloic Hic g.imc I Icll like we KC—FG Lowery 29. 3:39 Sscoad 17. Wbsnipes D-1A2-4B Washinglon w:is not :ihlc lo L-A Rams of San Francisco, ? o.m. KC—Rodecic 19 interception re­ PtU— FG iWcFadden » . 5; 42 NFLp4mflpici>*re were going lo heal Hicm," .said SfllllfOBVr Dec. IS turn (Lowery kick). 4;36 Phi— Montaomery 10 run (IMcFo* Pawar abai cenversMns— Mbwiesoio. clinch :i phiyott horih hoi Ihcy can Coshio. ".Old at li.illlimo I HiooghI NmOrlsansatN.Y.aants, l2;30D.m. denkick).T4:D 21.WbuilpsB.32 Power plays flatten Indian skaters claim Ihc division crown oeM □snuor at Soottlo, 4 o.m. wo were going lo blow them mil. I KC—Marshall 26 ooss from Kenney Tkhd AFCj— x-Miomi, Saatka, Dsnyar. LA GaolMs— Mlnnesoto. Matacha. Win- Sundm, Osc. 16 (Lowery kick). 9:9 tnirtsi' Sunday if it he;os Hie St l.oois Hook wc w,oiled tins ,i lilHc more Butfalo of Cincinnati, I o.m. Phi— FG 55eF0dden D 3:9 1 TSire lia Kmcks M ENFIELD — Five power play been omitted, shifted the game in TlNra NE— Jones raesvered Mmble In end NFC — x-Son Francisco. x-Oiicoeo while Paul Slone closed out the Despite the score. Horton was Cardiiods Hi.oi Hic\ dnl, Pol wcg:ivcHioni the CMcoao Id Ootrolt, 1 o.m, KC—Corson K ooss from Ken­ goals in five opportunities in the Enfield's favor. Oovolimd at Houston, I o.m. lone (Fronkiin kick). 12:M R rfift em McQrtonf. scoring for Enfield. plea.sed by his team's effort "For Dalhis. metoiwlole. hues the game ney (Lowery kick). 12:9 AFC — PHtsburahi CIncinnat) M EW YO dKItU second period proved to be the ImHanooollsatNm Enolond, 1 o.m. BonnisMr 23 90 6 Orr 611 23 M. Bebio. Paul Grigley. Gattoma Enfield had a final 32-26 edge in the first lime out I was actiuilly possihihly ol missing Ihc phiyolls Gresn Bai' at MirnioMta. 1 D.m. Phi— Pismxlk 3 run ((McFoddcn kick), NFC — WastHnation. OoUas. NY GlanN. difference as Enfield High I h.ivo ,1 loi III rcspccl tor tlie 9:TS S*. Louis. LA Roms Cumminps 3 W 66 D Sparrow 3 * 99 D twice and Joe Tinnirella scored on shots. Scon Kokska and Keith pleased Enfield is a fairly strong 1(0- Ihc firsi lime since 1974 Itcd.skiiis. I)ul I c.oi'l give them N.Y JcISotTanoaBav, lo.m. ltekN«ks7.HaphLnli2 CorMr 915 22 D BolMv 91 99 A trimmed Manchester High, 194, St. Louis at Wosltlnaton, 1 o.m. KC—FG Loiwerv 22. 2:43 A-41,»t the power play with Tom Ward and Kumpa shared lime in goal for leam. " Horton s:iid lo order lo m:ike Ihe Soper How l A-34.6S5 AFC — New Enalancfc NY Jets, WBUns93361 WoDor 1-121A Tucker25 Hi.it milch ricdil tod.iy I think we Kansas CIN at Son DIsao. 4o.m. Saturday afternoon in the C (X Pete Wisinski also putting goals Enfield. Ian Blood started in goal He had |>rai.se for his No I line of ch:ise. I):dl:is miisl Ih':i| Mi:imi Indianapolis. Buffalo. CMveMnA Hous­ TsrssSs IB5-5 92 A GrunfcM 9M 3317. CovenaM93999. cIc.M l> ootpl.iM'd Hicm. hill Hie Pltnodomnia at AtlanIa, 4 o.m. First dootns 21 1* ton, San Dieao. Konsas City Totals 3973 D M D • Elastem Division hiH-key opener home in Ihe period for Enfield. for Manchester and was rcpIaixHl Blake-Fleming-M;itthew. which ;oid Hie Los .Angeles R;mis mosi Plttsiiurgn at L.A Raiders. 4o.m. First downs CMo r d 3 1 2 -7 PNILAOELPMIA (15® for both schools. misl.ikcs CO>1 ns II wc h:id played Moodoy, Osc 17 Husties-vords 36— 175 20— ID Fkrs* otrlod— I, ChkopA Sovord 13 (D: Blake added two goals in the by sophomore Brian Oat way after was plus 2 for the night He :dso lose, or hoHi Hie New Yto'k Gumls Rushes-yords Posslna yards 162 ID NFC — Philadelphia. Green Bey, Ervina 6W 39 D BorkMv 39 23 12 "They made us pay, " said 1(0' l.'i wci-ks like wi- did today, oor □alias at Miami, 9 o.m. Poasinp yards WMson). D M . 2 CMco ba Soyard 14 Matona 69 M-a D (Ticaks 65 99 1 second period for Manchester. His the Raiders' eighth score. liked the third-|HTiod work of Dale :ind Si. laitiis C:irdiiuils mosI lose Socks by-yards 5—D 6—32 Tomoa Boy. Detroit, Minnesoio, New (Q icnA Sacptd). h .-d 1 CNo m o . iccmd VNoolil Pc a lot heller rigid Socks by-yards Return yords 6 D Orleans. AtlanIa Tonav 37 22 D Rkiysrdsan 34 99 A Manchester coach Wayne Horton, first, which slimnned Ihe lead to "H e (Blood) was obviously hav­ Gullo. shifti'd from ;i forward line, n .0 ||„. |,;||1 III,. |,.|1J.||| Return yards Sidlsr U (Brawn. Gordnor). I7:D. 6 now " Passes I2_ a _ ) t6 -2 *—1 ToraadA Frycer U (Sohnlna). I7 ;D Joluim676412Janas31216Tluaall39 referring to the five penalties his 6-2. was on a power play and he was ing a bad day and there was no on defen.s*' Th;il switch inay Irsncss 16. Ckargars 13 Posses 21- Punts 8—3*1 6— 420 317. WtWams25661 loyarpnl9299A look team in the middle session. Punts Panamas— Sacord. Chi. maior, Woad(H)B99 Tatols37-79364S1D assisted by linemates Bill Fleming sense in leaving him in there and iH'conu'more iH'i nianent, acconl- FumWes-lost 3—0 1—0 3:D: Gavin, Tor, motor. 3:D; Bru- It was a 2-1 game after one Firntbies-iost 2 ^ Pcnalties-varcN 3—D 3— D boker. Tor. 611; McGIIL Tor. motor. and D v ^ Matthew; His second o f humiliate him." said Horton. "W e ing lo Horton OMao 6 tt7 — n Penoiftes-vords 6— 51 Time at oossession 3):M D :D New York aaaa-M • period with the Raiders holding the the period, and third of the game to put some fresh bUK>d in and Brian Time of oossess4on 3T:T6 A D D WkBan, CM. mhyir-maior. py t a t r s a a a a - i D Manchesler'.s scheduled game 567>— 16 3-.kk - . upper hand on goals by Seoll URI eliminated Firs* Hockey Fouled out—None. Total fouls— give him a hat trick, was on some looked pretty g m id " he .spoke of lonighi :igainsl Hrien McMahon in SO-FG BonlrscMio 42, 10:33 Sacand 0*riai5-l CMoodAO. Wdson? N e w York 32, Philadelphia 20. Bebio. on a power play , and Tom good forechecking. Rushlnp— New Endtond-Jornes 19- (Lysiah, T. ttwrroy). : D A OntcodA his back-up net minder I):irieii has Im'cii poslimned. No BOZEMAN, Mont SI>FG Bonirsctike 41,11:3* RUSHING— Seaffle-Huphes 0-32. 92, Collins 12-40, Totuou 6 D Eason 1-1 taounds-New York 31 (CummbwsU. Galloma. Manchester's Bob Blake "He was forechecking two play­ "Il's like he il';iirli:ir»»■». CM. ?:D - NIcGtk. New York 9 sandwiched an unassisted goal ers in front of Ihe Enfield net and first period and the last |>oriod a I -1 Oen-FG Korlls 30,12:10 2- T. Kriep 1-0. Kghtsos Clfy-Heord clk2673. S-», OtlverllS, Hcrdy T-minus2. next aclioii will he S:itiirday night was among Ihe most soi prised pass om e loo oMeii.' " K o ln 'rls Osn-FC Km-lls 50, 15:08 Locv5-24, Jockson 2*1. ^own 1-minus Tar. A D Tor loam ttoo many men). (Sparrow I). PhiloaeinMo 75 (Cheeks 5) between the two Enfield scores: poked it honve." Horton recalled 1 A D game. We took some penalties Ihe :ig:iinsl {'( '( ' East fiH' Somh Wind­ S.llll TMrd 2,. Kenney 1-mlnus Z Gunter S-minus 3. Possinp— He* Enaiand-Edsan 12-D A —D D 1. The mi(Mle |«eriod. which Horton Fleming, assisted by Blake, had Stilorday when a l;ile inlerceplioii Oen-WImMr 4run (Korllskick), 7:14 1— 196 Phiiodeionia-Pisorclk 1629-t— _ndrd Bsrtod—7. CMcoba Savard 15 second pt'riod and lh;il really him sor High at the Rollon Ice P;il;ice at cosl his H;oiis Hie le;id ;ind ptived Rhode Island had used the same Fsortll (DawD Larmor). 1;D 1 TeniidA probably would have liki'd lo have a third-period goal for Manchester us." Horton said PASSING — Seattle-Kriep 17-30-5-263. 196 8 10 the w;iy (or Montana Stale's .32-20 slain p:iss lo scvniv its firsi SO-McGee 4 DOSS from Luthor Zom 60-1-44. Konsds City-Kenney 18-37-0- Receivina No* Enalond-iMoraon 2 W L T PD CP «A TatPiMp 3 ILasmoA. Aodaragn), A D 9. GaHics1«LNa«kslZ7 (Banirschka kick)., T:19 312. Biockiedm M-0-13. 101. Ramsey 368, Collins 1-H James PtWodslobio 17 4 S m IM 44 (McodA a Wdson • (T. Nkirroy, victory in the NCAA Division I AA loiiehdow II of Hio d.ii NY IslOiidsrs 1 Lysiau, A D PSROMMs-NyluiW. Tar. D*n-FG Korlls 2B. 12:52 RECEIVING — Seottle-Lorptnf 690. 1-12 Phlladalohio-Quick 6-B6 Monlpo- 15 la 09 lit A T U M IT A n a ) .semifinals. "I saw Hio kid (R oIh-i Is). hill I A-74et^ Skonsi 3-44, Morris 3-18, Turner 2-58, mery 621, Woodruff 251, Jackson 2-D Wosblnatan IS 9 5 N9 •4 maioA i : D StcanL CM. molar. 1 :D Younp 2-32. Ldne2-9. Castor 1-21. Brvonf NY Itanpm 8 T4 3 21 *4 m a CalluhaiK. CM. 3:1).- D WBson. CM. Wkkirn 19311313 9 . RoWns 35 99 A "If you'd diked lo iiic with five Iriod to lorce Hio h.ill in Hiere," Saa(piala1-16 Oliver 1-7. ■HvarsAQ 1 3 U D E. Jphnson9l735D Malone’s O T goal boosts Whalers SO Dtn 3- 11. Tice 1-6* Dixon 1-6. Mugpes 1-4. PitiBburab 9 U 3 21 M m A D : Brubflhar.Tar.mhiae molar. 1 A D minutes lo go. I'd h;ive said w«- Ehiliardt .iiInnHed "Il wasn't :i First downs t6 Kansas ON-Morsholi 8-166. Carson 69, Naw Jarsav 7 IS 3 W a m MtCIR, Twr. mkser malar. 1 A D D GMmi 13996 Levtogslon67319. wmD 22 Missed field aoals: No* Enalond. WBisst, CM,, minor motet. D D StcardL 3l331DRusseR31992Tolols499*l»35 were in pretty gcxid shape ' Ci iftin very good iliiow I Ihoiigln I could Rushos-vords 2S-57 38— Heard 309; Paipe>31. Arnold 1-9. Fronkiin » . Philodeiohio, McFaddm 127. ITNIOND.ALE. N Y tl'PD - called his last-minute winning Poasina vods T47 181 Missed held pools: Kansas CIN. 45. Montrsol 17 8 4 a 111 ts CM. esoier. 14D: T . tiwnrov. CM. 1 A D Whalen:' Ray Ncufeld providiHl connecting al 7:21 willi a 55-foot said. get It over him Lowery 41. 36. Quabac 13 n 4 Ksn6.Tar.DD BOSTON (179) Beating Ihe powerful New York goal. “ Just like Phil Esposito." Socks by-vords 1— 12 4—24 a ID m MOKwek 32 34 2 Bird 7932 99 D the 3-3 tie which forced the extra shot past Hrodey Tomas Jonsson Montana State Irttvels to Cha The ensiling sipiih kickoff Rstum yards 37 98 Buttato 10 n 4 a D n Shalson deal T araideBBb a CM- Islanders on home ice is a rare "E s i^ ito used to know where he Blir n M m f t k m a 8 casa 13122-9. •torijh 9 U 34 21. Dl Johnson 3M 79 . period when he tapped in a rebound replied for the Islanders nine rieslon. S.C.. lo face Iaioisi:m:i Imimeed oil :i IHiode Island player POtMt 18-OS— 0 18—at— T Bootan u o 3 a « m 12 treat, making the Whalers 4-3 win was going to shoot it before it came taints laK tr.liknti MorNarit !• 13 3 134 Psiiisr slay canysrsMna T araide 3 Ataae 215 31 D Buckner 91 99 A at 9:09 ol the second period. The minutes laler on :i back p:iss from Tech next S;itorday in Hie I AA :ind w ;is recovered hy Hie Roheals 4-V43.0 2— 44.5 a M **cHoM9U21D WcdhMm 31992C l«k : especially sweet. lo him ." Malone said. "And I knew FumMas-lost T— 0 4—3 MMnia a *aa— 6 ACMcPde31 goal came almost five minutes Mike Bossy and drilled a 50-fmiler. final. Tech. 10-4, :idv:oieed with ;i :d Hie lt:ims' 31. silting up PsnalNas-yards 4—25 MaiisMs llB S h -1 6 Nsrria WtWMl C aalMs Toronto. BarnlusrD. Ch3 95 99 A Carr 91 99 A Totals D I D 26a MThalers Greg Malone scored 4-28 tA Maaw I730)l_37 raasaa Bay 3W 73-23 l a I wanted to. go their goalie's iKelly after Greg Gilbert gave New York Mike Ziike put ILirford ahead 2-1 20-13 triiiiiipli over Middle MoiilaiM Stale's liicil TD Hiree tima or posaasslon ®:57 33:(B Fkrs* m L T PD CP «A Firs* a a a i 9 - 5 a with 33 seconds left in Ihe overtime Hrudey) right side because 'Torrie •1 3-2 lead on an assist from Pat and Stefan Persson tit'd Ihe game Tennessee , LAOr. Hill 57 ooss tram Ksma TB— FG Arlrl M, 5;® a. Louio 13 18 3 V n pla.ss laler laDilDNSliaRDcs Cbicoy 13 t2 3 29 IN m A - » , 8 D ■Mta vaaia—09 period Saturday night to break the was over there lying people up. I LaFontainc. (LansfDrd kick), 1:SZ FbuMdout-AtBBA Boston, TotaltButs again at 12.15 when he look a The R:ims. who rolMiiiiided from Il w':is Hie Kith lime tins se:i.son , r^wsosyss^W -- .Mil Hou-FG Coogsr 2), 7 :» TB— OeBar«2ruo (Arirl kick). 1 » Minnasbtn 9 13 4 B 9S ) 0 lie and clinch the Hartford just got rid of it in a hurry." Jackson 1*65, LullMr 1-2 Donvor-IMIndsr Dsbtat 9 Its 3 n •**dd*d***dBBBBBBBBB*B 'ARonta 21. Boston D Rsbotmdb— fact'-off p;iss from Bront Suiter a l2-7haltlimedeficit. Ied20 I8:iml Hie RoIh .iIs. 112. e.ime from LADicksrjon 7 run (Lonsford kick), AH— FG Luckhurst 33.7:D N t m triumph. LitFonlaine and Pal Flatley a-98,1WIIIMI02-9. Eluav 7-23, JoHnsonl-3, 10: S Atl— FG Lucfc)Hjrs*4*. 12; D Toronto 4 18 5 n B IQS and fin'd from the point wero Ihroalening lo .score :ig;iin hehiiid lo w in Mirras 6G7. 5 2 Malone recovered the rebound of The Whalers remained unde­ LAFC Lonsford 35, 13:18 TB— FG Arirl D 1651 JfS o luri m D.‘«SS*£*i„“«§»",? . Boston ® (Akwa 11). carried the puck deep into the Hartford returns home lo host when Bobcats strong s:i(ety Jim- ".As I tiled lo express lo my PASSING— Son Dlaao-Luttior 15-3S-0- Edmonson » ' 4 3 40 M9 81 Bowling a 39foot shot by Chris Kolsopoulos feated in five overtime games with Tsrsai* TfckM Technicals— Atlanta. Rollins. A— Hartford zone and wht'U Lafon- .Adams Division rivals Biiff:ilo on Roht'rts stepped in front of wide players, we slionidn'l Ik- :ish:iiiied 171. Osnusr-Elwov 1B31-1-193. Hou-FG Coaopr 42, 1:61 TB — Wilder 1 run Uyiri kick), 6 » Cafporv D 10 3 a i a 310 in the face o ff circle. He then wifinmw T4 9 3 a i n 88 ****dd*d*dBBBBBBBBBBBB a 2 -9 3 record while Ihe Islanders taine was lied up he p a.ssed back Wednesday and MonlroalonSatur­ receiver Dameon Reilly :tiid Ilf anyHnng. " Grilfin s;iid. "W e Hou-Morlarty 6run (Coapsr kick), 5:67 slammed the puck through a maze r e c e iv in g —Son Olaao-Jacksan S LA FG Lonsford 1*, 12:36 TB— FG Ariri 216:D Los ABBUas 12 m S a i a 184 fell lo 1-3-1 in overtime. into the slot when' Gilbert's shot day. The Sabros. ihn'e points pickl'd off Tom Khrloirdt's p:iss phiyed ;i good gaiin' We came 26 HotolNin 6S1, Ctiondlsr 1-1, Bsmk-oss A31BI5 Vancouver 5 21 2 12 M 345 Jaizl23LKii«s1tO of four players in front of the "Sweet victory, sweet." siiid 3>66 AAcGoo 2A, Joiner 227. Ouckwortti TfcM beat Hartford goallendt'r Grog ahead of the Whalers. ho|H‘ to win Robi'rt.s returned Ihe hall 97 rigin up to n ,in 9-D 34 tt liMiHi.dl Mlssod field ooal: San Oleao. Be- Sacks by-vords DM* pnubwrah A CaMorv 6 Th M D l* 79 a, Wtoodsan 24 24 7. Mrschlio.SZ. Return yards 13 Maohrsol 1 l M tUftoslas 7 T1m*B6 25 39 9. Bust 15 99 1 Voncauesrl Edmaa5*p>2(OT> First (fcnyns a 21 Passes 223M tM^ gihsr 31 24 A Pope 99 99 A h6ililM 3aC«ii6M»sa Ruthss-vards D — 154 36—276 Punts 337 T arwite 1_D LauMjl tka) .gjySL M23». . I>raty g N*ta4y4n 99 99 A Todds 33** 3959 FumhIasJQS* 0—B jMMfr llN J 8NH Hi* SsMv Pdssina yards 184 177 UTAH (11® Socks by-yofds 2— 22 2— 16 PsnaMfas-vards 9—n WaaMnatanADSwSa* t 617 7—35 Rsfum yards 8 4* Tima ot Ddsaasalon D IO QmbacA BuMWwatda) OonRsy D W I2 I3 D BoRtv D U 6 5 D 7M B F—35 )*— 2*— 1 13—23—0 WMaipoB A tthraosato 2 Scoreboard CMco boT, ToroaHal Punts 3— 32.0 2—35.0 3 W ^ D ftansen 34 34 1 Stockton Ool Ponlev 6 DOSS from WMlo Fumhiss-latt 1— 1 0—0 RUSHING-AttontaJUBBS 15-51 55a- 23 99 A Oadirvm 99 99 APoulli)* tSeaWsn kiefc), 5^22 >1 9 . Dal Kadev MBMA PsnolHss-yards 6— 25 6-54 roafci 27, Coin 1-1 Archor 27. Tomoa U * m -U T D A Bunny ^^^V1992KHMyt394??S£ •••••••••••••••••••••• Central Conn. 56, Sortngfleld Coll. 6) James Modlson 54. Shippensbure43 Kenyon W. Urbono 77 Tima at oosssssion LostuiBtlasatDY.l ( A » a St JiiNi's 77. Rutgm 61 D:0t 25:S» ^ J W ^ D I Z S . OtBaroM Armsrana OtfroW D kMaaaasla . HeMna CMy 1233D Colby II. Brondeis 74 Kentucky SI. 87. Cenfrol SI. 77 Lincoln U 79, Arkonsos Baptist 74 WaWi— FG Moaslay 31,6:27 1-6, 56orton 31 Praolas 1-2 !5a“ »Daa-ia Concord 7X Davis & Elkins ® Ky. Wesleyan 76. Wriaht St. S Marquette 61, N III. S2 How Top 20 fared ------Strom lilhlto, 7:52 uisR w a a —OB Basketball ST, JOHN'S (77) Conn. Coll. D MkMIchurv D Louisiana Tech S9. W. Kentucky a McNeese si. 60. Wlchlto SI a 131^11:10 r u s h in g — Houston-Mariarty 26 PASSING-ANanl*-A5araski 223*1-1- T2£W*5M9«ds-Dr*w.Th*iia.BusA , Delaware 14. Loyola 79 NtwJsrseyDDV.I Berry FW 99 14 Gloss 35 s-> a Morlst SS. Delaware St. a MIchleon 57. Dovton 75 NEW YORK (UPl) - How Ihe UPl ------— ooss from WMte im Edkords 6 & Moon M t LA 8-M-R Tomoa Bev-OeBarB G ritak FMited nut Utoto BoBay. e * Duouesne 74. Indiana (Po.) S2 Morvlond S9, Alabama a ^MIssourl-RoMo 87. Missouri Valley (SeaMon kick). 13:10 Rams-OIcksrsan 27-2ti Crutchflald 7- hkds Konaas City D Utah ’5£*5'^,»;ni-11i«ulHn4935.1iM. FOIrmanI St. D California (Po.) to Memphis St. D UCLA TO TOD 20 colleoe boskefixiil teorm fored In TMrd D Itihniiiuli kimMii CRy Q tJMm- Oonnes through Sunday. Om 9' 6i. RECEIVING-Attont*Jackson 371 Calendar Franklin Pierce66 Lyndon St. 61 MIssIssIdpI n . Somtord 66 Muskingum 71. Comeole-Mellon a Wash— Green 32 Interception return PASSIttG— fttouston-Moan IA20'1-2D C m 2 H Bollaw656Londrumi521RlBB5 son 12). (t a 44 (Edlanta. A s k S - Cannon T9. SI. John Fisher 6S italeohid SI. Leo (Moseley kiefc). 2: from Comahsll (Dal ••••••••dBBdddddBBBBBB PrawMtnc* SL Rhode Istand SI Southwestern. Kan. IO).Bettranv97 T eruiessce® )7; delealod UC LAI970 GrscokidO.KfcD IMrshay *• *• SWniay> cilliit results Providence 53. Rhode Island 9 W. Liberty tfAKterson-BrooddusSI Spring Arbor 71. Wheaton TO Wm w 17— 31— 0 22-40-2 !!!•* theCarmdk 9 9 9 9 A Stton Holt 43. L*Moy* S7 RIT 74. Homiltan M W, Vo, Wesleyan 74. Charleston 72 T *® Loalsiooo Wads 7— 42.0 6-37.0 taars 23 99 A Oilltiwilbl 9) 99 A Syrocus* D Lomor n St. Francis 76 Bethel 74 Tech 73a; defeated St. Francis’ (Pb.) Oil— Suhov 2 POPS from Payton Bom moral AktrondackSIOT) M y MDWDWkiBOMDTbddsa® R P ID Hobart ® Woke Forest 64. Appolochlon 62 SI. Mary (Kon.) 76 Oltawo6V FUmtli s Ids* 3 -0 3 -2 ■wBheedeaA RechoMerl Roocr Wlllloms D SI. Joscoh (Vl.l N Wheeling D Walsh SS (ot) PsaolMss yords 6— 71 6— 40 (Ttiomap kick). *; IS _ NO D ennsr D aoss Bom O. Wilaan SI. John's 77. Rutaers 4t Texos-El Poso 77. S. Illinois 75 5 Washington (491 delcoted Texas GB MnrtBwi n kiefcoft rstum (kick Shm tra a lM lFrsdutc5m>2 Solem JX GlenvUle M WllevColl W. Prairie View 77 Trinity Christ 106 Ind.-South Bend® Tkna or Ptiimslon 33:21 35:30 (Andsrstn kick). McD MeeBey's Ge*es Sierra 73. New Hampshire 66 toilad). 9:37 SMMb Indtamo. Po.. oit Ptttshuroh BeuiUoo Gry n D Ntaky n U Ot Mo-Konsos City a . A Vila Coll 49 ?^llir«®*”’*' '**'*^'*^ ** Oawrth mimSSJA iiffir' Snrina Garden D Oorton n U. Of Missouri 16, Tenn. Tech M O n— Janojoaslrgn (BrsochkiclO.lD SarMadald A Mmcky* 3, Hawordot Providence St. Joseoh 51. Fairfield 64 Akron W. Ashland 57 . 9. Southern Melhodlsl (391 dotootod MUSHIMC WaBhlnahMi-Thejamamt CM— Payton 7run(TlMmasklck),2:D NO CnodlQai 3 oaas Brom D. wilaan HSm!2r*2rssssr22*saisasz Tuoaiov'k Gasass Syrocus* D L o r h o r ^ ^ U, Ot Mlssourl-Rollo 57. Mo Valley a «»»*«>»«‘C en ti,i^ ~ GG—Epps D oom tram Comaball (OM SI. Bonovcnlurc67. Conislus4« Americon D Columbia a Wobosh Volley 66 Southeostern 64 6-IG RtaoMd 26111. Monk I-1A j. (AnMrson kick), T U I New Hoftienl le e n S s i* D B a a P D a » i FoIrltoM at Connecticut INeuf Howon NDNaya O osNc SI. Lawrence U. 64. SouNramnton a Auesburo 106 Mocolesler 57 10 North Carolina Stale (591 d*taotad Waohinaton 3-2 Wonsloy 1-2 Oailos- Grocd kick), TA D Cottoeumt. 8 WUmlngton 73. Anderson (Ind.) a Hortlord 9X46; deleoled North C o^taS 656374 MayaScaMsl SyrocustD Lemor D Bethel 5). 5t Thomos 74 WIs -Whitewater 116 Marlon T9 dMfct 1;A Oorast* 1S4 Ndoaomd 6-42 5* Cahksrinas D ~ ijr inlwr l B g D D D D 92 Rhode Istand at Boston CoUeoe use D Bot a W D Temple D Penn 57 Bluttlon®, Mount Verrran 75 Hg I t''*' '****"**^ Walern Corolliw ------^ Rrst dawns D Q D 8 D 79665973-27) Se*en Noil ol Fordhom Wls.-Porksldc 72. WIs.-Ui CrosseM Trinity D Nichols 66 Butler ®. Ind. St.-Evansville 74 Wls.-5tcvcnsPt.6I.WIs.-Platte 49 Rushaa yords as— MV 35— )46 Mb Gopsas Srhsdilitd***** VlaEasadoy's Gooses taufO D Totos Tech D TunsDBalesM Capital to. Mount Union S2 ‘-2!?!*'?*® ^'®*« <9I) deteotedToxos PASSiNC Washinaton-Thsianiain Firs) downs t7 Posslna yards 19* 325 American D Georoetoym Wisconsin 76 Cent MIchlgon a •7*79; defeated 8884; loti tn Ruabss-yords 39—DO CM ppireiaLSpnia NBBaooar CNoNc Maine 72. Maine Nrarltlme D Case W Res 71. Merchant Marine M Wittenberg a Ohio Northern 31 Houston Bl 73. ^ T7-30B352 OoHas-diMla 2040-2327. ■stum yards U D SI. John's at Doytaum Buttato D Brockport 75 taisalna yards 177 Wmsos *—3B-4) 2B- » > CapMW4 Mlhvl Syrocuse at St. Bonoventar* Central Mo St 62. Pittsburg a . 47 Rstum yards IB37B595B-8S ^''**'*^*** )^S »'Fran astPo.) ® Mprljord ® Massochusetls S9 Oradron St. D Block Hills St. 62 '® N®'|* Ooma _HSCEIVi*16 — Washinoton-Oldldr 3- IS Socks by-yards 6— 5) 2 - D d s d Sm m m s IIS SANANTOtNOnat SaOardov'k Gosaaa ^4-83, defeoted KenluLky tl-88 Poasas 13-31—1 II—-27__2 W.66orylond77. Lebanon Volley 76 CIncinnall D , Miami (Ohio) 77 32AMdfc752Muhnmmad3>42Woian1-2 Punts 6— D 2 6— 40(3 11999999-96 a 300009119 A D IWkcdsM 5921 S A D Rhode Istand ot Connecticut Louistamo TeCh V . y*sstain Ken- W^Va.Westeyon 74. U. C7rarleston72 Sunday's nllege results J-WaMdOiOsn 1-7, Worrsn 227. OMIos- Punts 4—42.5 6— 6).5 Penalties yor® 9—70 4— 55 BBB—B IStarrsl.O tacky Concordta-St. Pout W. Northtandtf FumbIsa'Iast DSD 9 7 2 9 9 I9 9 ewaara 992m*Aaea2«2217.Garyd> W P I72. Bowdoln D OePouw W. Millikan 4t OvsdM 232 HUI 7-112 Ndwaims 222 9 -0 Fumhias lost 9—9 3—3 __ . »»>—< n,9199 9® 96 22 22 A Baohs 37 44 D Radartset Bostan Colleoe ol Holy Cross D Worn. 9 Jed. 49. SI. Vincent« Penoftlas-var® 4-5* Tima at nnsssss Deltaul ot Gsoroetawn OePaul *5, Notre Dome Z3 - Eo n 5BD ,Pdkldk 33 2 3 MBNOssilr ^WoyncstMiro HD Penn St.-Bchrend Ottrolt 65. Toledo U S ^t^d jteottd Mo(nei*5S; M oSSm SoriBBS 2 )2 Jaaas )-)0. Socks by-yards 5—29 7957973947—97 A Radsrti 93 24 2*AtNemwre99B9A yiMst Viroinlo at PtHshuroh Cabrtnl 86 SI. "Thom. AcquInosD Tima of oosaasslon 39:25 Woahliiahmk IM yoaaSiV sw ^ SI. John's oINtoaaro OrurvD Southern m.-Edwordswillea Folriclah Dicknsn 76 Long Isl. U. 73 14. < ^ e t o Tech (30) woo Mta Pspplhap PDk,DstASAtSaim tS 2JD92D4B77-97 T odds 67 Wa 3 S ID AjmericonDCohiwhloD W. W olnla D. Nkorstrall 77 Eastern III. D Aueustano U Harvard 66 a . Michael's M 7919792361-277 Horttofd D Setan Holl tJ[?.Lri?‘^S'3!'’ '"'''m lnoham (5-1) da- mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm RUSHING— Groan Bok-luaty 1238. El- SI Brooks 7-16 ManoBrsa 6 D Esiat** 7 ;D WliltomA D o t D D C M e S tTw iS LA CLIPPERS tn® Vlltanova vs Penn lot Potoslro) W*shninster7S.Pm.Bfodtord73 Emporia a . 101. tAorymount M Monmouth S3, a . Fronds a lls*3G WrlohtSO, Laf5onli-M( Crauoa2l, D 4 A iLPmhsrt 0*5 D D IMnoisD taTS S nS m S . SS DesMled SI. n . Salem Si. 71 Evansville 72, Indtano a. 70 a . John's TT, Rutgirs 61 ••oted South Corolirm Stott ZI>Si. S y >>r *fMD5*P ^Mkius A StcoPdserled-1 WaseiBalWAJdryMa RrMRooaan 2 D 2 2 D C t a 49 37 D W. Conn. fT. E. Com. 64 Friends D McPherson 74 COmoMI 22. Hucfclohv T-Hfc CMcaas- Wata 27 69 D Nfadhlia 6 11 D AWrid D Coitad*7 YOto 51. Dorlmoulh M POMtan D175I, Usch 622 Gonhty 52) (OudMsaal D A D A WaddMOmk Hanover 51. JAonchestar 70 Notre Dome D Volporolso 57 Mary's Transactions Thonios Mfttrshy 5 (GauM — — nil VlL ta d 9M 97 D nasilDsi 37 23 a Amhersf D CtorS 73 SodD fttaoe HD Notorelh SO 16 Oklahpm (4 2) defooted a . M, rspaklaa D iiaii iliit v(ahiAM~ Gardoa 21 99 A OPHtWes 24 22 A AtaneHon NS. Edkihoro U. D Auburn D Mercar D PaaalnB— Croon Bay-Wriah* 6U5I5- t a a W U I ^ M D wattled III. Benedictine 73. St. Xavier (TOT) Oaansry Bsskalball U^S” “■ LoyotaHlI.) S a n a a TSyordk Ellis O-l-O—G Scrlbnor 21-B-o > OftOeeWi FDoann t K k - Th ird paelad— Mona. Panamas— BeEwny®. AHeohuiy tPo.) *7 Barao T9, Alica Lloyd 67 Illinois «L New Mexico St. a T.Andsrson. TS-351—)«6 Now rtrleaiii > »D D 9 9^(37672296 49® 3 9 a 0 9 B t o a h a ^ Battionv ® AUaohtny ® Illlnois-Clilcaoo 72. Ohio U. 64 17. kansos(6l|deleatadSouthDakatB Cioiiohill 9-I9-2-I2S. CMcdBt-Llach » aWHaaaD3B5-a2S, »»w a n a - j890 Aapada Radio, TV Ixiy* varsity boskal- Stahl *5-72; defeated Abllane Christian 225—OR Poyton 1-61 2 aaa39-5B gtoNtold SI. D Sheeard e BtoaBaM St. D . Shephard ® Illinois Weslevon 76 CoHhaac47 boll tMm evened Its record ol M R B a E M ^ - c ihcliinah,55arlln641i — — — a a a i C S Boston Com. D ShmehM 71 CltadMll.BaplislSI IndKsna 51. Kentucky M iEoiiLurafM RMhuln*-^eraan Bov-Crousa 2D, aoM aaate ■ M <**(*o1lno crossloym rival 19 North Carolina (49) dstsutad Is • ct Q» m m rol KtaMor 231 Jatmhias 4ft51 Breaks vsp, B o n ta Groan D Ntolnc S) Clamson D. Augusta Com. a Indlona Central D Franklin 73 SY BHdget. M 17. at East ColhoUc CoDnan 2 A Loffon M B DaM 365> eUs Holman 251 mS S S ^ >21 eu5-Sei DIdBeperl 74. RondotohJWocan D Concord 73. Dovis 9 ENIns ® Indtano Tech 5). Illinois Tech 74 (OT) Howord 7793; dstsotad Or® r SS! 1-17. WaD 1-a luooi 227. CMcaao-Subav AloMondar 25. IMw ~ -iin t Dm asi *976767379M T55M towks-Son 3A Las CwAbarlond *1. PIkavllla a Alfrul led oil scorers with 10 5-36 55oorBiaaO 651 Ounamara 216 T QiMBirr Iowa a 76 Drake 73 points. Tom Corlson hod live points _ _ l ctwlor D m 2M5, Golan 251 Anthony 221 GaSaty 7:DCalle D hosketaOII: HorMordys. ^talucl^tt1.lndkana5oulhaast73 John Carroll *2. Hiram 72 ood Iw r steals while Robert Cleveland «)**N«tad 5J1 Vm i j i 3 « MD76D797596 Su(W ^!D'ito)^^7t FOInnoat 12. Colltornla (Po.) D S9 MoryJond-Eottern Short 8)>44; dt- It# tip American 5*Mm * BaM Bsols: Groan May. CM CorncH. UntHT Kansas a. 72. N. Iowa hod three points ond ployed well ftoftd South Cor ohoa State 1QMS. GraQ6 41k Boois: OndmiaD Datch *3D79a9-722K ir-.£ses£^£ ' 8:D FootaOII: Ltons vs. Roidets. Ftorido ® JocksonvUla D Kansas Wcsievan 66 Tabor a The Sobers next gome Is intad IA TecfcMeSlSaa Channels 9. D . WPOP Go. SoulhcrnD Fort Volley a . N Konsos 56 Abilene Chrlslian 72 &3D 727279362a k Dsdal ddhoae. A -7 D A ColhoHc Nomtah Gaoroatown 71. Thomos Mora® » . t^ o d b L o s Vegot (121 tost to U D U n Kansas Newman 52. Bellevue. Neb. 51 Otorottown I2-46. * M - M AN CH ErTK R HKRALD, Monday. I)fc 10. 1984 M,\NU11F.STFH IIKHAI.D. Moitd.i) I). v 10. 1984 College basketball roundup East Catholic cagers face rebuilding season

DePaul has to be worried labout poke in the eye and only one losing l amiiaigii has Bv Uen Auster sea.son opener Thursday on the forward slot on delensc mix things up and he iidjuslahle St Bern.inTs were .ill m the Sports Editor road at East Lyme High. Galligan has proved to be a good during game.s" scholiistii' To)) 111 (loll ,i ye.If ago been lugged .VMiiditig .i second By Joel Sherman . won’t heeasy 'I’m.iiistx’oneerned made ol the toj) two teams' The defeat was the worst in­ rebounds to power N.C, State. 5-n For the majority, starters for a leader and I’agc secs the younger Page says a lot ol clubs will be "We ll be the uiutcnlog most ot 78-65, No. 5 Illinois stomped New running game in motion after a When the 1983-84 East Catholic with wh.it wi' have here." Page United Press International early-sea.son battle. flicted on Hebei coach Jerry The Wolfpack held Western Carol following year are the ones who kids following his good examples. able to play their style against his the lime, no question ' Page Mexico State 9.3- 65. No. 6 Memphis pair of sub-par efforts in their last High basketball season was com­ said, mil luilling his team up "It is just one game. The real Tarkanian in his 12 years at the ina scoreless the last six minutes of saw varsity Experience or sat on The other two guards will be 6-0 club; his team being the one that acknowledges, 'ba-sed on wh.it wi- State clobbered UCLA 86-70. No. 7 two outings. .igainsi former East tennis With its sights set on a showdown time to think about that is in .school. It was the .second-lowest the first half. pleted, with a 15-11 won-lost mark the varsity bench the year before. senior Todd Pineo and 5-10 sopho­ will have to ni;ikc the necessary have returning We li.ixc to lie with No. Georgetown Saturday, Louisville stopped SI. Francis At Durham, N.C , Johnny Daw­ logged, the Eagles had scored 1,578 "W e’re shooting for a winning 1 March, " Phelps said. "From what point total in 21 .sea.sons for CNLV. At Houston. Alvin Franklin That’s not the situation that Page more Kevin Riggs. Stanford, a 6-2 adjustments ’’We ll be the team to considered the underdog in tlic second-ranked DePaul will have to (Pa.) 76-63, No. 9 Southern Metho­ kins scored 23 points and Duke, 5-t). points. inherits. .se.i.son Inn most imporlanlly we’re I saw of DePaul today, they are The Hoyas improved to 5-0 and struck for 19 points as the Cougars senior, is at forward with 6-5seniof niiikc Hdju.stments .And a team HCC which ntiikos up 85 percent ol dist dropped Centenary 97-79, No. blew by Virginia in the final From that total, 1,328 either shooting to develiq) the hoys we be wary of getting poked in the eye going to t)e in the regional finals." got 16 points. 13 rebounds and 2 sent LSU to its first loss. Eric Most were junior varsity Chris Renslrom at center. like that is usually slower to your schedule by an underdog. 10 North Carolina Stale battered minutes of its .Atlantic Coast graduated — four starters and the li.ive ” Dallas Comegy and Tyrone blocks from All-America Pat Ew ­ Dickens ignited Houston in the performers. Kevin Madden, a 5-10 junior, is develop, ” he cites. ”lt w ill Ih' difficult this year lint I “ I am really concerned about Western Carolina 103-67, No. 11 Conference opener Virginia cen­ top two re.serves — or have not- "It’s .something we have to feci the boys have ;in honest Sehedule; Dee 13 East I.yme.A, Corbin led the Demons with 20 ing Billy Martin added 17 points, Louisiana Stale lost to Houston .second half, scoring 10 of his ll slated for backcourt duty while 6-1 Page, experienced in the (V II.. that Penn State game." said ter Olden Polynice missed the returned to the squad. overcome in practice," Page says. appraisal of w hat they have to do to 18 St Paul H. -Jl South Ciilholie A, points. Reggie Williams 15 and Wingate 81-73, No. 12 Indiana downed points. John Williams had 20i)oinis juior Paul Gaurdino, 6-2 junior will gel an eye-;iwakening as he DePaul coach Joey Meyer, whose game becaii.se of the turmoil That’s 84.2 percent of the "We have smart kids who pick win 1 feel we ll sui'in ise a team or '28 Itot.ii v t’l.is.sie x s Eastl,ynie7 The Demons shot 60 percent 14. .No Rebel hit double figures. Kentucky 81-68. No. 13 Syracuse for LSU. 4-1 Dave Sander and 6-2 sophomore sets fool in the treacherous H;irl- club faces the Nitlany Lions stemming from his acquittal on an scoring. things up fa.st. That doesn’t over­ two before we re Ihrongh )> m 2*1 Hot.irx ( ’l.issn- from the floor to win their .30th Anthony Jones, an ex-Hoya, and topped Lamar 68-58. No. io Okla­ At Syracuse, N.Y., Dwayne Matt Perno, the son of UConn h(M>p ford County Conference He ad Wedne.sday before travelling to academic honors code violation And that’s the situation first- come the inexperience but it Page hopes to give opponents .l.in 2 11.ill A r> St Bernard s .A 8 straight at home Eldridge Hudson hud 9 points ettch. homa crushed Loyola (111.) 115-82, Washington scored 12 points and coach Dorn Perno, should see mils to knowing little about the Washington to meet the Hoyas "1 •At Champaign, III . Efrem Win­ year coach Ray Page finds as he helps." moments of indeelsion "We ll he Notri' D.inie II II Aqiiin.is 11. l.'> "It's kind ol hard not to think Still Georgetown coach John No. 17 Kansas took Abilene Chris­ put Syracu.se in command in the action up front with 6-3 junior J.R. HCC, other than Its reputation It’s know there is a tendency to look ters s|)rang from his shooting takes over the Eagle helm. The ,33-year-old Page will have a pre.ssing a lot although it depends Xavier 11. 18 NorlltwesI Calhohe 11 about it (Georgetown game)," Thompson refused to gel excited tian 84-72, No. 18 North Carolina title game of the Carrier Classic. Cli.shum at back-up center. A pair well founded. A year ago St ahead to Georgetown. But when slump with 3(1 points to carry Page, who the last two years was three-guard employment at the on the per.sonnel we have in ” he 24 Kollxe ( ’.ilhedr.il .A (Bridgx' siijd Corbin. "\'ou see their pic­ about his team’s performance, silenced Oral Roberts 87-65 and No. At Norman. Okla., Wayman of sophomores. 5-9 guard Andy Thomas Aquina.s, which won the you are No. 2. the other teams Illinois past New Mexico State in head man at Ea.st Hartford High outset. That begins with 6-0 senior porti 2,’i Sonlh Calhohe 11. '29 tures on the covers of all the "I'm not going to let myself get Ti.sdale struck for 35 points and 19 Klopfer and 6-1 forward Damian HCC title, and St P;iul were Class slates. "Onr Ixeneh is hig lint not .is manage a way to get sky high for 19 V'irginia Tech blasted South the final of the Illini Classic. and led the Hornets to a tourna­ captain Chris Galligan, the lone Manehesiei A m iiga zi ties a ml hea r so m uch a bout caught up in winning the national Carolina State 108-65. rebounds as Oklahoma rolled to its Canny, round out the varsity M semifinalists and South Calliolic qniek as the starters. We gam you." Illinois, 9-1, has not lost this ment berth last season at 8-12, is returning veteran from the ’83-84 speed hut lose lieighth' w ilh onr Kelt 1 St Pant A. .'"i St. Bi-rnard’s them " championship in December," On Sunday. No. .3 St. John's beat -20th straight home victory, Darryl roster, was state Class I, runner-up. The Blue Demons improved tournament since it started in 1979. fully aware of what he’s stepping season. Galligan averaged 8.8 "We’ll be small, obviously with Northwest Catholic is said to be starling unit II, 8 Notre D.ime .A. 12 .Aquinas A. The Hoyas turned their first Thompson said. "Youdon'twinihe Rutgers 77-61. At Memphis, Tenii., Keith Lee’s Kennedy and Tim McCalister their record to 5-0 Saturdaywith a major lest of the year Saturday into. “ All of our substitutes, Larry points and was East’s floor gen­ three guards," Page says, "We improved while newfoincrs St The first year Eagle leadei' is 1.5 X.iviei A 19 Nnrlhxvesl ( ’alhniii’ national championship in At East Rutherford, N.J.. Bill 24 points and 15 rebounds punelii- added 22 apiece for the Sooners 95-B3 victory over Notre Dame, 4-1 into remedial lessons in basket­ Stanford, Todd Pineo, etc., are eral. He should fill the latter role have some quickness and we’ll try Bernard’s and NotreD;inieol West aware of East’s tr.iililion in •A. 2.) HCC I’l.iyiill tat New Havini December." Wennington and Chris Mullin ated Memphis State’s ruggeii 4 2 Afterward, Irish Coach Digger ball, destroying No 20Nevadii-Las coming in without varsity expe­ again, along with increa.sed offen­ to keep defensive pressure on and Hiiven should he loriuidahlc liaskeltiall \’.irsilv liaskell>all li.is Ciilisenm) Elsewhere in the Top 20 Satur scored IS points a|)iece to lead SI. inside game as the Tigers ran their At Lawrence, Kan.. Calvin Phelps said loo much is being Vegas 62 46. rience,” he said six days before the sive production. He will play at a be patient on offense. VVe want to South, Notre Dame. .Aquinasand lieen iiarl nl llie scene lor 21 years \’.iisilx games 7 30 |i m day. No. 4 Duke defeated Virginia John’s. The Redmen. 4-0, got their reeord to 4-0. UCLA, 1-3, is off to its Thompson scored 26 points on worst start since 1945. ll-of-13 shooting and Cedric Hun NHL roundup At Bowling Green. Ky., Billy ter provided the early power to Thompson hit for 20 points and carry Kansas, 5-1. Louisville regrouped after its At Chapel Hill, N.C., Brad Sports In Brief opening round loss in the Hil- Daugherty’s 17 points and Joe Eagles finish Pats’ playoff hopes Itopper Classic. The Cardinals. 3-1. Wolf's 14 carried North Carolina. The Tar Heels, 4-0, were up 50-31 Marois late goal held St. Franeis without a field By Joe Juliano diish with ,54 .sei onds lell in the lirst ran Ol eonrse. he may haxe We didn t eiime in here xxorry before hitting 8-of-l I shots to start Indiana, Clemson in soccer finals goal for 6'2 minutes. United Press International the second half. half giive the Eagles, 6 8-1. the go seeiind llionglils on llie next one ” log almiil till' |il,ixnfls, ” Nexv At Dallas, Jon Koncak scored 15 B LO O M IN G TO N , Ind - Mike Hylla .scored one goal and ahead touchdoxvn lollowing a 16- Pisarxik’s seeiind T I). eonniiK England eiiaeli H.iymond Berrx At Blacksburg, Va.. Dell Curry of his 17 points in the first half to assisted on another as Iwo-time .defending nationa) soccer PH ILAD ELP H IA - The Phihi- yard third-doxvn bootleg rim by XX nil 5:45 mnaining. xxas set up said \Ve jnsI enneenlraled on ties up Sabres scored 24 points and Virginia Tech lead Southern Methodist. 4-0. champion Indiana defeated Hartwiek 2-1 Sunday in the NCAA delphin Eagles knocked the Nexv Pisiireik. xxhen tree siifely Wes Hopkins pi.lying lliem ene game at a time limited South Carolina State to 32 At Raleigh. N.C., Lorenzo Cha­ semifinals. England Patriots out of the NEI. ”I didn’t knoxx I xvas a ruiinmg We knexv xve li.id a slim eltanee lor Bv Fred Lief percent shooting. blocked Rich ('amarillo's |uinl and slaiishot Teammate PeterStastny rles provided 28 points and 10 The victory puts Indiana into its sixth NCAA title game since playoffs thanks to their 1-2 rnshmg quiirterhaek,■' said I’lsamk, who Major Everett leenvered at the 3 the playolls tint we xvere inepared United Press International scored 5'.■ minuli's earlier on ii 1976. The game will be played next Sunday at the Kingdome in punch of Wilbert Montgomery iiml took over ;is a starter Ixvo weeks Rookie Paul MeEadden hooted to |)lay the Isagles " power play Joe Pisareik. ;igo following an injury to Ron Held goals of .50 and 46 yards. Ins Eason. Hie N EI.’s No 3 ranked No screens or deflections or Seattle. lU will play Clemson, which defeated UC LA, 4-1, in the Buffalo went up 2-1 in the second Wilbert Montgomery and who’’ .laworski "You jnsi do xxhal you passer eomnig into tile game, chaotic scrambles. Buffalo goal- other semifinal game. 28lh and 29tli nl the sejison, to set a period when Paul Cyr converted on Wilander retains That’s .loc Pisareik. the Eagles’ have to do. The coaclies did a good iliih record (nr kick scoring xxitli eomiileled 12 nl 28 lor 104 v.irds tender Tom Ba rrasso had as good a Defender Abdiibarie Oturubio scored one goal and set tip a iiower play Tony McKegney of backup quarterback who hadn't job of calling the pliiys for the 112 piiints. Bid 76 ol lliose came m the l.isl 01 look at Mario Marois as if he were another Sunday to lead Clem.son. Quebec made it 1-1 late in the first gained a single yard on the ground quiirterbiiek to run” staring at Niagara F:dls Tony Franklin, an ex Eeagle seconds alter Hie g.ime xvas mil nl period, sinking on a 2-on-l break. since 1981 before Sundiiy. He Pisareik faked inside and ran was honed Ixy the crowd ol 41.581. reach. "Marois was standing right Buffalo's Mai Davis opened the Z Australian crown picked up just 20 yards Sunday hut around right end from tile 1 for the lint scored the game's first points there," the goalie said following a Rockets’ Lucas fails urinalysis .Am Ilians Im ,i Nexv I'jngland scoring with a high sla|)shol scored two touchdowns to spark Eagles’ first score Mis most 4-4 tie with Quebec at Biiflalo M E n jO U R N E . Australia (UPI) slam tournament He began his on a 24 yard lield goal Tony Eason eomeliaek (izzled alter Irving SEATTLE — Veteran guard John Lucas was given an Philadelphia loa27-17victoryovcr memoralile moment came in the hit Stanley Morgan with a 9-yaril Sunday night "He had the inick he — Mats Wilander retained the run in 1982 when he beat Guillermo l‘'ryar Inmided Mike lloian's |iiml indefinite leave of ab.sence by the Rockets after failing a the Patriots. fourth (|iiarter. on a llm'd-and-goal was so close. I had a perfect view of C a p s 4, R ed W ings 0 men’s singles title ol the $1.5 Vilas of Argentina to land the senring pass lain' in the first mil III liminds ,d tlie 1 New him." At Landover, Md., rookie goalie million Australian Open at Freni'h Open title and then fol urinalysis designed to delect drug abuse, Houston coach Bill The loss eliminated New Eng­ from the 3, when he rolled right, periiid III give the I’.ilnols a 10 7 England managed mily one yard in Fitch said Sunday: land. 8-7, and clinched the A FC ’s Iciiped over lineliacker Andre lead With the Nordiques sending an Bob Mason posted his first NHL Kooyong Sunday, and then left for lowed it up with a victory over Ivan three pl.ixs .md ('.imarilln. Inreed second wildcard playoll berth lor Tippett and dove lor the goal line .Alter f.illing liehind 20 1(1 Nexv III extra attacker on ice, Marois shutout and defenseman Larry home to play for Sweden in the Lendl in last year’s Australian Filch said the test was admini.slcred following the Rockets’ to line lip a slinriei piinl the defending champion Los An­ pylon. cranked one in with 74 seconds left Murjihy scored and assisted once Davis Cup final against the United final game with the Portland Trail Bliizers Saturday night. England ent the delieit in Hie tim'd Iminalimi Ilian normal saxv Ins geles Raiders "Those are the same kind of in the third )ieriod following passes to carry Washington The Capitals States, Wilaiuh'r was heading back to (inarter xx lien w ide ree»9X'(9'( edni' piinl lilneked liy Hopkins Montgomery gamed 100 yards in plays that Hon got hurl on. ' by Bruce Bell and .Anton Stastny have won seven ol eight games The 2n-year-old Wilander, Sweden Monday to lead his counirv .limes lell on a Himhie hy team "lie e.ime iqi Hie middle on 19 carries, his — and the Eitgics' — I’hiladelphia cnach Marion ( ’ant)) mall' Most Tatnpn in the end zone "It was a tough game, hut it’s Detroit had won Us previous three seeded .second, had to battle for against the U S. in the Davis Cup 14 All-Americas in Hula Bowl Imiehed.’ t ’amai illii said "Maylie first ton-yard game in two years, hell siiid. "He h;id the Ihrnw-nin always a big point when we pull a almost three hours against Kevin final scheduled for Dee 16 in But they never were alile to I slimild liax e rnslied Hie |iiinl. hot I HONOLULU Heisman Trophy winner Doug Flutieol Boston covering .33 games. His 10-yard (i|iti(in Ion the second TD ) and he threaten again didii'l Me eaiighl il elean” goalie and score in the last Jets 4, Stars 2 Ctirren before subduing the big- Gothenburg semng South African. 6-7, 6-4, 7-6 College will lead a group of 14 All-Americas in the Hitlii Bowl minute. " Quebec coach Michel Martina Navratilova and Pam -scheduled for Jan, 5 at Aloha Stadium. Bergeron said. ’The Sabres At Winnipeg, Maniloha. Robert 6-2 Shriver became the first doubles In addition to the record-breaking quarterback, the East stpiud played a good checking game " Picard scored I he go-ahead goal on He lost the first set in a tense pairing to capture seven Grand Boxing roundup will field .seven other first-team All-Americas. Brent Peterson put the Sabres a power [ilay late in the second tie breaker. 7-5. after leading 4- o. Slam titles when they downed ahead 4-3 at 11:.57 on the power period and Dave Elletl added an but then broke Curren's serve for Claudia Kohde of West Germany They include Bill Fralic of Pittsburgh and Tennessee’s Bill play, heating goaltender Dan insuraiu'e tally with less than five the first time in the match to lead and Helena Sukova of Czeehoslo Mayo on the offensive line and defensive players Freddie Lee Bouchard. Craig Ramsaytiedit .3-3 minutes remaining. The Jets are 2-1 III the second set vakia, 6-3. 6-4, in the women s Nunn of Mississippi, William Perry of Clemson. Gregg Carr of unbi'atiui in four straight games midway through the period While After taking the set 6-4. Wilander doubles final. Navratilova’s at Auburn. Tony Thurman of Bo.ston College and Jeff Sanchez of battles back to contention and the North Stars are winless in both teams fought for the loose came back from 3-5 in the third set tem|)t at achieving the same Georgia. their last four to win another tic- breaker. 7-3. puck to the left of Bouchard. reeord ol seven straight Grand For the West, which wil be coached by U C L A ’s Terry Donahue, By Rich Tosches Me will proliahly light a highlx riia|)lin’s style lliat he liked Wilfred Seypion xnlli a lirntal "I am very pleased to have won Ramsay broke free to score Slam singles wins was ended by the All-Americas include Jay Novacek of Wyoming and Lance United Press Internotlonal ranked eonlender early next year ■'Whenever I threw a riglil ’’ ' linrrx' ol jiiineties 31) seeiinds into the title again," Wilander said. "I "The oldtimers love that condi­ Hawks 7, Maple Leafs 2 Sukova III the singles semifinals. Smith of LSU on offen.se and Ray Childress of Texa.s A&M. Tony and then shoot lor a Ixinl against Cooney said, "he dodged doxvii and tile 12th and linal rmind to eapltire think now I have changed my tioning," said Ramsay, a 3,3-year- At ( hicago. Denis Savardscored Sukova then fell to Chris Evert Degrate of Texas, Duane Bickett of USC, and another Texas ^ PHOENIX, Ariz. - Itniike his one (it the three ehampinns in the to the right ' tile vacant I'.S Boxing .Assoeialimi altitude to grass. It was a very old right wing. "Late in the game three goals and added an assist to UPl photo Lloyd in the final. 6-7, 6- 1. 6-3. player. Jerry Gray, on defense. rmich-pnnched nose. Gerry Coo­ I'lirrent alphahi'i-smip world ol Hie In the seemiil rmiiid. Cmiiiey siqiiT middleweight liHe we're tough. " close match. He served very good "It would have been doubly power Chicago. It was Savard’s Detroit s Kelly Kisio (left) and Capitals' Dean Evason vie ney’s career at last appears heavyweight division made Cliapliii pay dearly lor Ins Quebec took a 3-2 .second-period in the heginning and it was'really disappointing had we missed the headed in only one direction. World Boxing Assoeialion mistake, ealehing liim with a second hat trick this year. Borje tough." Snllierland. 32. went down in Hie lead when Randy Moller left the Salming and Miroslav Frycer for the puck along the boards during second period chance ol gaining this record, ” After losing for the fir.st time in ehjimp Greg Page is a likely whistling left Hint turned Ids legs In seeiind rmind after taking a Wilander’s victory, worth Donald, Alvarez pair for Classic win penalty box and scored with a scored for Toronto. action Sunday. Washington blanked the Red Wings. 4-0. Navratilova said after the doubles his professional boxing career in a eundidale. and Cooney says he'd jello. And xx ilh It)seconds left in (lie ehnpping rigid to the jaw lint lie $100,000, was his third in a grand final. LAR GO . Fla. — Mike Donald and Vicki Alvarez, a pair of bout against Lariy Holmes more iiLso like another shot nl Holmes, round, alter a lirnlal assault of 51 was ii|i ipiiekly and gamed non-winners on the PGA and LP (JA tours, got their act together than two years ago, Cooney now the International Boxing nniuiswered punches, some 40 ol strength llirmigli Hie next several on the final nine holes of the $550,000 Mixed Team Golf Classic wandered aimlessly in and out of Fedenition champ. Th;il . however, xx'hieh landed solidly, the fight was rounds ;is Seypion hegnn to lire East girl cagers fail to hold on Sunday and came away with a $100,000 victory. gyms with no real purpose. .seems unlikely as Holmes' long stopped. With III seconds lell in the lllh Now, after Saturday’s convinc­ career skids to a h;ilt, iirohahly in "I faked the right and walehed Outseored by an 18-11 margin in Donald and Alvarez led by as many as three strokes on the back rmind. Snllierland landed a li'll Flatley had 16 for the 2-0 Falcons. ing two-round TK O of George the next six months him dodge down." ('mmey ex the third period. East Catholic fell East s next outing is tonight nine, but fell off the pace and were able to win when Alvarez right emnliinalion that dropped East. 0-2, pulled within three Chaplin. Cooney’s oncc-brilliam The rustiness that Cnmiey fell plained 'I threw the lell iippereiil to Fitch High. 51-42. in girls against HCC foe Mercy High in dropped in a pressure-packed 2-foot putt for par on the final hole. Seypion He staggered to his leet points in the final period but Middletown. Varsity action is Donald and Alvarez had a final round four-under-par 68 with career is back on track. against Chaplin w;is the result ol and eaiighl him riglil onlheehin II and stumbled liaek In his eorner as basketball action Saturday after­ couldn’t come any closer. ’T v e grown up a lot since the fighting only once in 29 months noon at the Eagles’ Nest. slated at 7 o’clock. five birdies and a bogey, four of the birides on the final nine. wns a perfect punch the hell rang .Snllierland llien Center Chris Raffin had her best Holmes fight.” Cooney said. "I just since his defeat. And il showed in "Bui even Ihmigh he was Inirl East had a slender 23-21 halftime ended the light with a 12-pnneli outing of the young season with 12 need to keep fighting, be active and the first round when ( ’haplin pretty l>;id. he was still elusive I lead but couldn’t hold it as the flurry lh;il had Seypimi reeling in points and 5, rebounds, Nancy Thom son takes Seniors Championship build up my stamina and get the hinded repeatedly with slinging emild never ealeh him again with a the fiidil round visitors from Groton took advan­ 4-7 20, M cNeil 1 1-5 3, Reusso 0 0-2 0, miDJiS’ Suliek added 11 points and Donna rusliness out. I just turned 28 and left jabs to Cooney’s face. finishing punch ” tage of the outside shooting of Pam "totals 20 11-23 51. Seypion’s Irai.... . Mike .lones. Revelle.se 9 for the Eagles. Sue PALM BEACH GARDENS, Fla. — Peter Thomson opened I’m going to do it right this time. But while ealehing most of III a |)relmiinary fighi, Mm iiiy jumped Ihrmigli the riipes and Flatley and Sue Gailor to take the Wallace, Christy Bearse and Cathy A — Bearse 2 0*0 ’T m not going to leave any Chaplin’s jabs with his nose upper hand. Raffln60-312, BurkeO with flourish and was steady enough in the end to win the 46th Sutherland overcame a seeomi gralihed his fighter and referee Burke also turned in solid efforts 0-0 0, SuMck 4 3-4 11, Revellese 4 1-2 9, PG A Seniors Golf Championship. margin for error," Cooney also saw .something in Gailor totaled 20 points and Rvon 0 0-0 0, Fisher 0 0-0 0, Wuschner 0 round knockdown and sln|)ped Bobby Eerrara signaled the end for East. 0-0 0. Totals 19 4-9 42 A par performance in the final round earned the 55-year-old Australian the victory in the $225,000 tournament at PGA National Golf Club. R ^yton prefers to be a halfback Thompson posted 72 Sunday for a 2-under-par total of 286 on the 6,520-yard Champion course. He had opened on Thursday with a 67, which proved to be the low round of the tourney, Bv Randv MInkoff hack. Let’s not disillusion our­ Payton. CARTER United Press International selves about Payton being a However, Landry apparently did MUFFLERS » N Ht: f f l r n expected from a Norman Rose- About Town More than 50 friends and relatives gallicrcd al tlii' 11. - Super B ow l XIV UINO r w h ■» ] .50th wedding anniversary cclcbralion for Mr. .mil UPl photo ment production, many of who.se television offerings are shown as 12. — "The Day Altar lUH.i A n il Nit O Mrs. Bernard A Bentley on Nov 3 al Flanu’s In the 1984 War Games called Christ­ assistant manager of FAO Schwartz, Restaurant in Bolton. Tlieir (liiughler Hullr ol theatrical movies abroad. 13, - "Roots ” (Part 6) but won’t impair sex life Masons to eat oyster stew mas, even toymakers are confused III77 ARC 46 9 J j Manchester and son and doughler in law Brian anil with a display of the traditional Effanbee "C am ille," like the title charac­ Manchester Lodge 73 of Ma.sons will hold its annual about games people want to play with ter herself, is lovely to look at but 14. - ’’The Fugitive "(final spisoda) T»67 ABC 46 9 1 Mari Bentley of East llanipton gave Ihe parly As llie doll and their hot selling robots Verbot . DEAR DR. LAMB - I would like sexual ability or enjoyment, but they meeting and election Tuesday at 7; 30 p m at Ma.sonic group dined. Waller .Silva of Mani lie.sler iiliiyed lii.s nothing to tax the brain. You could 15. - "Roots" (Port 5) grandma's dolls selling as well as (left) and Omnibot. 1977 ABC 46 7 1 f s much information as you can give do affect his ability to father chil­ Temple, 25 E. Center St. guitar, Later the guests danced to inusie by a trio, computers. Pictured is Susan Thorpe, call the pace .stately — or slow. MtA 'MoHitt C«ctl BM on prostate surgery. Can a man dren. Oyster stew will be served after the meeting. Greta Scacchi plays the lead role Silya, Bernard (Bernie-Hanji) M.inj Benlley .mil ■till father a child after surgery? Your Another reader, who now has retro­ Brian Bentley on Ihe bass. in "Camille." toaironCBSDec. 11. Does the type of surgery done make a TV ratings records grade ejaculation into the bladder, The honored couple was marrleil in Koekville by (be 9-11 p,m.. Eastern time, while differeiice? They say that sex is not Chorus will rehearse Health asked if this could be harmful or late Rev. George Brooks Attendants Mrs. o'seai Colin Firth plays her lover, Ar- the same after it, but my husband, Mr. Robot vs. T Bear For all you trivia buffs, the last episode of M ASH was - unhealthy. The answer is no: the The Beethoven Chorus will rehearse Tuesday from Phillips of Rockville ami Mr and Mi s Fred llallebei mand. John Gielgud. Denholm who is 67, had prostate surgery Lawrence semen is eliminated with the next 10 to 11 a m. at Emanuel Lutheran Church, 60 Church of Tolland were al the parly. Elliott and Ben Kingsley make watched by more people than other single television ■round IS years ago and he still Lamb, M.D. emptying of the bladder. St. after coffee and refreshments. Retired men who too-brief appearances. program in TV ratings history. The show even outdrew a The Bentleys have lived in Manebesler lor 40 years •Bipys sex just as much, if not more. You will understand prostate sur­ like to sing are invited. For movie trivia types, Sarah DEAR REIADER — Yes, there are Bentley, who has been retired Ironi ( ’oniu'ctieut long line of Super Bowls — although those games did gery better after reading the Health Printers Inc. for 13 years, leaches music and ollen in the Christmas shootout Bernhardt did the first film Ca­ several different ways of doing pros­ Letter 15-6, Prostate Gland Prob­ capture one-third of the top 15 slots. Ratings indicate the entertains on a professional basis mille in 1912, Clara Kimball Young tate surgery. An open incision may be wnicn is adjacent to the prostate, usu­ lems, which I am sending you. Others Lodge, Meadows plan party By Mark Schwed tually began with the introduction instructions’'^s it docs to play a in 1915, Theda Bara in 1917 and percentage of the nation's 03.3 million TV-owning homes... Blade and the prostate gland removed ally is damaged and cannot close who want this issue can send 75 cents United Press International of a phenomenal phenomena game of Trivial Pursuit, Playing Nazimova did it with Rudolph tuned in a program. in that way. There are several differ­ well. As a result, when a man ejacu­ with a long, stamped, self-addres^ Friendship Lodge 145 will give Meadows Convales­ called Trivial Pursuit. You win the the game can take eight hours. Valentino in 1920. Pola Negri tried ent operations for this approach, too. lates, the semen flows backward into envelope for it to me in care of this cent Home residents a Christmas party Wednesday at M IAM I — The future of fun is at game by answering a series of silly “ I think you get an MBA in the it in 1920. Norma Shearer played it The most common surgical proc^ure the bladder. He won’t have the nor­ newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, Radio City 7 p.m. Manchester Assembly 15 Rainbow Girls and stake in the I'ittt war games called questions like "what is the largest music business if you read the in 1927 with Gilbert Roland, and le the transurethral prostate resection mal forward emission, but he will Station, New York, NY 10019. Santa Claus will assist. There will be gifts, snacks Christmas. wire service in the world?’’ instructions," joked May, speak­ Greta Garbo and Robert Taylor Write your own novel (TUPR). This consists of inserting a have all of the same sensations. drinks and a sing-a-long. This year t veil the toymakers Millions of the games were sold, ing from his Nashville, Tenn., starred in the 1936 version. There rod with a light and visual apparatus This also means that he may not are confused ahout the games prompting toymakers to release headquarters. ’Toy stores keep was even a 1969 ’’Camille 2000," through the urethra. The end of the eject enough semen ejected normally Federal Reserve System people want to play, Wfith grand­ dozens of copycat versions. starring drugs and heavy sex. l^ruiiM m t has an electric cutting to cause pregnancy. And in some asking me, ’Is it trivia, is it trivia?’ with computer episode device that is used to cut away the The Federal Reserve System AARP hears music ma’s doll.s selling as well as There’s Solid Gold Music Trivia. operations, the vas deferens tube, I say no and they say thank God. I The current version reverts to inside of the prostate gland. Some call consists of the Board of Gover­ newfangled gizmos like MASH Trivia. Baseball Trivia. which carries sperm from the testi­ BOLTON — AARP 1275 will meet Wednesday at mean it’s a breath of fresh air. the original story, "The Lady of the By Stephen Miller it a Roto-Rooter job. When the hole is nors: the 12 District Reserve computers. Ripley’s Believe It Or Not Trivia, from Infocom and liked the humdr cles to the prostate, is tied off, caus­ Fiano’s for cocktails at noon and lunch at 1 p.m. Hartt "I really believe we’re going to Camelias," by Alexandre Dumas United f^ess International made large enough, the obstruction is Banks: the Federal Open Market Do we Iniy young Jane a robot, and Trivia Adventure for children. and off-beat nature of the games.- ing sterility. This is done to help pro­ School of Music of the University of Hartford will see a real blowout on trivia and fils (it was father Dumas who eliminated and the man can pass Committee, and the system’s something that s|iarkles, whizzes Would you believe there’s even Since Adams is noted for his tect the testicles from inflammation entertain. lightheaded stuff," May says. wrote "The Three Musketeers” ), NEW YORK — When is a novel urine more normally. after the surgery. member banks. Several advisory and flashes or do we take a trip something called The Bible Trivia humor and off-beat nature, it "The pendulum is going to go back. which also served as the basis for not a novel? When it is “ interactive After prostate surgery, the valve councils help theboard meet its back in time and turn her on to Game? seemed natural that the company Neither of these aspects of prostate After Christmas the toy stores can Verdi’s opera, "La Traviata.” fiction.” mechaa^sm that shuts off the bladder. surgery need interfere with a man’s various responsibilities. Barliie, Ken end their dream It used to be you could impress and the writer should hook up. Juniors meets Tuesday take every trivia game off the shelf The plot tells of Marguerite Interactive fiction is the iatest hou.se'.' Mayle trendy Cabbage friends with your knowledge of Steve Meretzky, author of the and take it down to the basement Gautier, an innocent girl who runs computer buzz-word describing a Manche.ster Junior Women’s Club’s board will meet Patch doll.s will ca|iture her fancy, little known facts. But now everyb­ equally off-beat Infocom game Tuesday at 8 p.m. at Ed Gorman Associates, 604 E. and stick it in the corner because away from her abusive pig farmer- game that involves the reader- or will it be the oldtimer himself, a ody knows those little known facts. . “ Planetfall," was asked to worJc Middle Turnpike. that’s it." father to find her fortune in Paris. player directly in the story. These cuddly six-foot polar bear named "This is the final hoorah for with Adams on the computer Cake recipe has substitutes Arriving in Paris, she meets a Some in the business believe the games are known generically as version of "Hitchhiker” . Teddy? trivia,” believes David Schmidt, pendulum is swinging back to flower vendor who gives her a text adventures. “I was a big fan of Doug’s and W A TES dine at Willie’s The toy boys are split on the assistant manager of Lionel Play- simpler toys like board games and camelia and the advice that a DEAR POLLY: My husband on backwards for a nice snug fit Unlike a regular novel, where when they asked me if I wanted to Manchester WATES will meet Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. outcome. world in Miami and an admitted dolls. In fact, one of the hottest pretty girl should never be without loves fruitcake, but I think it’s just around the legs in front. the author has total control over work with him I took a long tim f at Willie’s Steak House for a Christmas party. There "A s fai' as what’s hot. this is the trivia buff. ’’They’ve flooded the items this Christmas is the Barbie one. That’s when Marguerite gets too sweet. Do you have any recipes the story, a text adventure allq,ws saying yes. Maybe two or three MARSHA Mr. and Mrs. Bernard A. Bentley mark year of the robots," states Kevin market. Now everybody knows the doll. her first look at extravagantly for a cake that is less sweet? will be no weighing-in. Pat Corcoran and Pat the participant to affect the story seconds.” Polly’s Morianos are in charge. their 50th wedding anniversary Richardson, assistant manager of capital of South Dakota is Pierre." “ We can’t keep her in the store gowned courtesans and finds her FRAN DEAR POLLY: Colorful egg- FAO Schwarz Children’s World in by directing the characters Adam is not the only well known long enough, ” says Schmidt of career role models. through commands on the compu­ shaped hosiery containers can be posh Bal Harboui', Flu. The success of Trivial Pursuit writer whose books have trans­ DEAR FRAN: Make your tradi­ Lionel Playworld. “ She’s been at it She is raped by an artist who ter keyboard. iPointers decorated easily with items such Toy stores are stuffed with has renewed America’s fascina­ lated to the computer screen. tional recipe, but substitute dried tion with board games and that is 25 years and is still going strong." then takes her on as a rather surly For example, the computer as greeting cards, gift wrap, robots that respond to voice Arthur C. Clarke wrote a ne>v fruits for candied fruits. You’ll find Cabbage Patch dolls are still the mistress — the kind who complains would say, “ You are at a cross­ Polly Fisher holiday sticfkers, ribbons, lace, commund, robots that play music, good news indeed for Bob May. ending for the gam e version of the end result much less sugary. rage, but electronic games are in a that men only want one thing. roads with one branch going north rickrack and fabric scraps. Filled Births robots that tell the time and robots "Rendezvous with Rama:’’ Ray {You may also want to cut down May invented what is surely one rut. She is discovered by the Duke de and the other going east." with candy or a small gift, they that fetch the paper and haul the Bradbury wrote a sequel to “ Fali- gradually on the amount of sugar of the most complicated board "People have had it with the Charles (Gielgud), who doesn’t Typing in "go north" will give delight both young and old. morning coffee into the bedroom. games on the market today. It’s almost robotic relationship that want that one thing at all. He renheit 451” (Ballantine, the called for in the original recipe.) one response from the computer SHIRLEY Pelletier, Carly Amanda, daugh­ baby has two brothers, Brett, 8, ' Hartford She li.i.s a hroUier, And if something busts, you can called The Record Game and it develops between an individual brings her to his palatial home. She books, Trillium, the gam es): Anne To soften and make dried fruits treats for the holidays. Others who and chosing the easterly route will DEAR PO LLY: After using a ter of Gaston and Jolene (Jackson) and Matthew, 6. always blame it on the robot, "The details the ins and outs of the McCaffrey adapted her “ Dragop more tender, marinate them in would like this issue should send $1 Jaime, II, and Ihree .si.slers, and a video gam e," May says. coughs for the first time — aha! give a totally different direction to Pelletier of 35 Birch Trail, Coven­ robot did it, mommy," the kids will Riders of Pern” and “ Dragon- fruit juice or a little sweet wine for each copy to P O LLY ’S POIN­ teabag twice, I find that it is Albasi, Brienne Nicole, daughter Melissa, 14; .lennlfer. 8, and record industry so thoroughly that "W e’ve got this whole new social this will have further significance. the story. try, was born Oct. 29 at Manches­ say. lady” (Ballantine, the books^ before adding them to the cake usually not strong enough for of Steven and Kathleen (McCooe) Kalelyn, 3. the head ^ t h e music business strata. The Yuppies, young urban The Duke wants Marguerite to TERS, in care of the Manchester ter Memorial Hospital. Her mater­ Parents who don’t want another The object of most text adven­ Epyx, the gam e): and Isaac batter. You may want to reduce the another full cup of tea, but there is Albasi of 71 Villa Louisa Road, departmenrat New York Univer­ professionals, they want to com-' take the place of his dead daugh­ Herald, P.O. Box 1216, Cincinnati, nal grandparents are Roberta Sanzo, Anthony James, son of moving object in the house are ture games is to gather treasure, Asimov approved Jon Leupp’s liquid in the batter slightly to still some flavor left. I store the.se Bolton, was born Oct. 30 al sity has required it for several municate with each other. They ter. He showers her with beautiful OH 45201. Be sure to include title Kearns of 158 Greenwood Drive Salvatore and Donna K ’usingliinei choosing a mild-mannered guy ward off murderous trolls, or version of his "Robots of Dawn." compensate for the increased bags in the refrigerator in a big Manchester Memorial Hospital. courses. want to see the expression on clothes, teaches her the social POLLY and Donald Jackson of 99 Pitkin St Sansoof 46 Sheinird Drive, was who’s been around for decades. confound evil wizards. It sounds (Del Rey, the book, Epyx, the moisture in the marinated fruits. glass jar of water. In a day or so, I Her maternal grandparents are It takes as much time to read the another human face.” graces and treats her to a life of The maternal grandmother is born Nov. 23 al .Matjehesler "People still like a nice cuddly simple. But because the games game.) I ’m sending you a copy of my have a jar of iced tea waiting for Mr. and Mrs. Christopher McCooe luxury. Boring. DEAR PO LLY: As the mother of Odette Pelletier of 2 Lockwood St Memorial llospilal Mis maternal teddy bear," says Ueorge Gruskin, involve much deduction and prob­ Tracie Forman, features editor latest newsletter, “ Holiday Cakes me. of Hebron Road, Bolton. Her Marguerite flees her gilded cage two daughters, 3 months and 4'A, The baby has a 3-year-old sister grand|iarents are Mr and Mrs president of The Bear Affair Inc. of lem solving, it can take hours to of Electronic Games Magazine, and Breads,” which has an easy SHERRY paternal grandfather is Edwin and finds instant success as one of I ’ve received much valuable infor­ Daniele Pelletier. Charles Casinghine ol KasI M.irl Miami, a wholesaier that distrib­ Thoughts play the entire game — if you’re predicts the market is just about to recipe for a dried fruit cake made Albasi of Villa I.«uisa Road, Paris’s richest and most success­ mation concerning children from Polly will send you a Polly Dollar Lessard, Melinda Amy, daugh­ fold. His paternal giandparenis utes stuffed lions, tigers, cats and good. explode. from a boxed mix. This issue aiso Bolton. ful courtesans. It is never ex­ your column. Here’s one of the ($1.00) if she uses your favorite ter of Barry and Susan (Tomlin­ are Mr. nad Mrs l''r;ink Sanzo of bears to toy stores across Florida. Text adventure games have “It’s product recognition. If includes recipes for Christmas Tabor, Erin Katee, daughter of plained how she managed to start most useful things I ’ve discovered Pointer, Peeve or Problem in her son) Lessard of Torrington, was East Hartford The hatiy has a Gruskin carries 175 types of It is a sometimes frustrating been around for a long time, but someone has read ‘Fahrenheit ■tollen, a luscious chocolate mint Waller and Kimberly (Person) an association of ours, and prema­ at the top of the trade. on my own: If you don't have coiumn. Write P O LLY ’S PO IN­ born Oct. 29 at Manchester Mem­ brother, Kandy Hoy, 14, ;ind a stuffed animals ranging in price reality that good and evil exist side there is a new trend toward 451,’ they're more likely to buy it layer cake topped with whipped disposable diapers with gathers, Tabor of 13 Bunker Hill Road, turely throw away that friendship She meets Armand, they fall in TERS in care of the Manchester orial Hospital. Her maternal sister. Cheryl Hoy, Hi from $4 for the tinie.st teddy to $150 by side in our world, like the wheat adapting best-selling fiction to the than some other game that isn’t a cream, and other home-baked you can put the non-gathered kind Andover, was born Oct. 17 at or association. We can see the dark love, she tries to give up her old life Herald. grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. for a lowering puiar bear. and darnei in Jesus parable. This text adventure format. Books are known entity," said Forman. Manche.ster Memorial Hospital. side and make the hasty conslusion but can’t curb her extravagance. George Tomlinson of 28 Spring St McHugh, Megan Kathleen, "Take the mechanical stuff, applies to each of us personally: not only being sold to the movie If use of well-known books as the Her maternal grandparents are that that is ali there is to the person Armand is dismayed because he Her paternal grandparents are daughter of David and Marcella that’s more of a fad," he says. " But our faults and virtues go together. producers, but to game designers. basis for computer games is going Jeanne B. Person of 7 Pine Ridge or organization. So we give up on a can’t support her in the style to Mr. and Mrs. Omer Lessard of (McCormick) McHiigli of mj a Snoopy, or a teddy bear is going We have our virtues, but there As with the movies, some to get bigger, as Forman predict£ Drive, Andover, and Richard E. school system too quickly, we which she so quickly became Brandy Street, Bolton, The baby Strawberry Lane, was horn Del. 18 to be iMipular from now to eternity. are shadows to our virtues. Perfec­ withdraw from a neighborhood, we authors have more to do with the it will not be limited to the science Cinema r Person of Windham. The paternal accustomed. His father (Kingsley) has a brother, Geoffrey Benjamin al St. Francis llospilal. Her My wife has had the same teddy tionists achieve excellent results, new medium than others. fiction or fantasy genre. >, grandparents are Mr; and Mrs. stop caring about what is happen­ discovers their affair and succeeds Lessard, 14 months; and a sister maternal grandmother is John P, bear for 20 years now.” but they are hard to live with until Humorist Douglas Adams, au­ Edward Tabor of 128 Lakeside ing at work, in our marriage, in our in ending it. Infocom and Epyx have both Hartford Windsor Carolyn Mira Hart, 11. McCormick of Girardville, Pa Her Bliss is much briefer for an they reach their goal. People with church. thor of the four volume trilogy, Night ot the Comet (PG-13) 7:15, 9:15. Drive, Andover. That drives Marguerite into the won awards for their innovative Clnotno City — A Soldier's Story — Allot Me (PG) : 7:30,9:20. Plaza — Teachers (R) 7:15. DIMauro, Sara JoAnn, daughter paternal grandparents are Mr, and arcade type video game. A quarter the gift of imagination and creativ­ "Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Gal­ {PG) 7:35,10. — Tender Mercies (PG) Manslleld We begin our liturgy with a waiting arms of the lecherous murder mystery games. And au­ of Joseph and Margaret (Thulin) Jones, Ryan August, son of Mrs. Frank McHugh of Lost Creek, lasts for Just a pop and there is no ity come up with farsighted things, axy,” (Pocketbooks, the book: 7:10 with Cross Creek (PG) 9. — The Trans-Lux College Twin — Harold prayer that is a humbling re­ Count de Noilly (Elliott). Armand thor Michael Crichton wrote the Gods Must Be Crazy (PG) 7:25,9:45.— and Maude (PG) 7 with Racing With DiMauro of Glastonbury, was born Jeffrey and Linda Jones of Man­ Pa. The baby has a sister way to relate to a button, a buzzer but they can be most impractical to Infocom, dhe gam e) is the latest Disney poll minder when we give up or stop goes into business in Egypt. Her script for the Trillium adventure Amadeus (PG) 8. the Moon (PG) 9. Call theater tor Oct. 31 at Manchester Memorial chester, was bom Nov. 9 at St. Maureen. and a blip that only come to life on a live with. There is a dark side to ail writer to get involved in the CInettudIo — A Woman In Flames second screen schedule. HOLLYWOOD (UPI) —A recent caring or pull back in condemna­ cough gets much worse. game "Am azon.” Can Robert 7:30 with IrezumI 9:30. Hospital. Her maternal grandpar­ Francis Hospital and Medical cathode ray tube. Imagine a our gifts which we admire in computerization of his novel. Vernon Walt Disney World EPCOT T'V poll tion of another. We say in that It's the old story of star-crossed Ludlum or Jackie Collins be fat- past HarNord Cine 1 A 2 — Romancing the Stone ents are Mr. and Mrs. Robert Center, Hartford. His maternal bumper sticker that asks, “ Have ourselves and others. Adams was already a confirmed Rottweed Pub A Cinemo — Ameri­ of 47,000 visitors to the amusement prayer that only God knows all our lovers, told with lots of violins in behind? (PG) 7, 9:10. — Purple Rain (R) 7:30, Thulin of 61 Bruce Road, Her grandparents are Robert and International Court you hugged your video game The dark side of eagerness is adventure game player. "When I can Dreamer(PG) 7:15. 9:30. park revealed that 56 percent of secrets, all our desires, all our the background. Scacchi makes a Peer Richard's Pub A Cinema — paternal grandparents are Mr. and Barbara Roya of Manchester and The International Court of Jus today?" Gruskin believes the impatience, the dark side of a bought myself a word processor, I With this trend expaniiing, ft West Hertterd viewers felt TV quality had de- virtues and their shadows. And beautiful Marguerite, but she has Purple Rain (R) 7:30, 9:30. Elm 1 A 2 — The Karate Kid (PG) 7, Mrs. John DiMauro of East his paternal grandmother is Bev­ tice in The Hague, Netherlands, is impersonal nature of electronic passion for truth is oppression, the found I could use the computer to could lead to more people passing Mewcote Cinemas — The Termina­ ciined and 32 percent thought knowing us that completely, he an annoying giggle — surely Garbo 9:30. — Ghostbusters (PG) 7, 9:30. Hartford. erly Jones of Manchester. the principal judicial organ of the games will eventually zap them .drive for law and order can result play games when I couldn’t write,” up’ the book — and waiting for the tor (R) 1:30, 7:40, 9:50. — Missing In The Movies — The Adventures ot programming was too dependent still decided to love us, he still didn’t giggle in the role. Firth does Action (R) 1:40,7:45,9:50. — Falling In Stark, Andrew Jones, son of McAullffe, Kristin Ann, daugh­ United Nations. Its 15 judges are from the market. in a police state, the dark side of he explained. “ Of course, I spent so computer game instead. Buckaroo Banzai (PG) 12,2:10,4:10,7, on ratings. decided we were worth the cross, his best with Armand, who really is Love (PG-13) 1:40, 7:20, 9:50. — NInIa 9:25. — Night ot the Comet (PG-13) William and Patricia (Toth) Stark ter of David and Glenda McAuliffe elected for nine-year terms by the “ It sounds kind of corny but I the freedom of speech is how much time playing that I didn’t get Mission (R) 1:45, 7:40, 9:40. — 2010 12:10,2:20,4:20,7:20,9:15. — Allot Me Fifty-two percent said they were we are worth dying for. Who have a wimp. (PG) 12:45, 7:30,10. — City Heat (PG) of 3331 Main St,, Coventry, was of 47 Bramblebush Road, was born General Assembly and the Secur think people are going back to the pornography slips in the back door. any writing done." (PG) 12:05, 2:15, 4:15, 7:10, 9:35. watching less TV than five years you given up on? What could you do This production of “ Cam ille" is a 1:30, 7:30, 9:40. — Beverly Hills Cop Wllllmenllc born Oct. 31 at Manchester Mem­ Oct. 25 at Mount Sinai Hospital, Ity Council. The court's decisions basics,” he says. "Things are Good and evil are mixed up about that? Adams was not happy with the Have an attic filled with trea­ (R) 1, 7:20, 9:30. — Superglrl (PG) 1, ago. Thirty-seven percent of the Hallmark Hall of Fame presenta­ Jlllson Square Cinemo — The Ra­ orial Hospital. Her maternal Hartford. Her maternal grandpar are only binding between Du starting to get more impersonal together in our worid, like the quality of most of the games he sure? What about that baby crib’ 7:15, 9:30. — Oh GodI You Devil (PG) zor’s Edge (PG-13) 7, 9:30. — Beverly men thought there was too much tion, the 146th aired in 34 consecu­ 1:20,7:30,9:40. grandparents are Mr. and Mrs ents are Mr. and Mrs. Clayton parties concerned, and if eithei but a bear is a bear is a bear. It’s a wheat and the tares. Because we played because he felt that compu­ A classified ad in the Manchester Hills Coo (R) 7:15, 9:15. — City Heat sports on the tube as compared to The Rev. John Holliger tive seasons. It is very like a Moachesier (PG) 7:15,9:15. NInIa Mission (R) 7,9. Julius Toth of Wallingford. Her Parker of East Hartford. Her party falls to heed a judgment. Du lifetime friend." live in a throw away society, we St. George's Episcopal Church ter people were writing the stories Herald gets results! Call the UA Theaters East ^ The Adventures 57 percent of women who believe beautiful greeting card — the kind -M is s in g In Action (R) 7,9. — Night ot paternal grandparents are Mr. and paternal grandparents are Mr. an 1 other party has recourse to Du can see the dark side of someone or and not writers. Herald at 643-2711 to place your ot Buckaroo Bonzal (PG) 7:40,9:35. — the Comet (PG-13) 7:30, 9:30. sports were overdone. The back-to-the basics trend ac­ Bolton with a saccharine verse inside. 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EAST HARTFORD — 1974 FI AT 128 SPORT L — no longer use. 643-2711. phones, making appoint­ Nice 4 room, 2 bedroom engines replaced. $4500 FOR Port Time home organized person with PART TIME CLERICAL To be used for parts. Call apartment. Security. $400 takes both. Call 871-1111. |j3 IRECREATION assembly work. For in­ good typing, filing expe­ ments and various re­ POSITION Afternoons. DENTAL HYGENIST — PAINTING/ MISCELLANEOUS Automotive Phil o tte r 5pm, 528-1332. monthly. Coll otter 5pm, VEHICLES You'll be amazed at the many phone calls you'll get fo rm a tio n ca ll 1-504-641- rience. Pleosont tele­ la te d office duties Some typing required. Full time. Monday, Tues­ PAPERING FOR SALE Also Panasonic AM/FM 646-4489. in response to your Classified Ad m this newspaper! 8003, E xt. 8201. phone personality and a Including typing. Full Call 646-2839. day, Thursday, Friday I I car radio. TOWN OF MANCHESTER strong moth aptitude for time, Monday through BANK LEGAL NOTICE and Saturday. For Pe- CARS/TRUCKS SNOWMOBILE, 1975 Among the thousands of regular readers of this diversified duties on Friday. Contact Mrs. XTRA MART CONVEN­ MANCHESTER — One PAINTING AND PAPER CAR RADIO — Excellent 1977 MAZDA GLC — A t o m eeting on D ecem ber 3, EASY ASSEMBLY dodontist Group, preven­ S KIDOO T N T 340 — Good 1984 the Planning and Zoning popular section is bound to be a number who are front desk. Call for ap­ Noonan a t 646-0314. IENCE STORE — All bedroom with garage. HANGING --Exterior condition. High powered. FOR SALE 15.000 miles on rebuilt REPOSSESSIONS WORK I $600 per 100. Gua­ tative oriented practice. ED condition. $450. Call 647- Commission made the fol­ in the market for just about anything you have for pointm ent 646-4048. Dy­ shifts available. Retail Good location. $375. BIs- and Interior, ceilings re­ Includes Dolby NR, Bass engine. $1375. Call 643- Fricei Reduced For ranteed payment. No Ex- Pleasant atmosphere. 9909 after 5pm. lowing decisions: namic Metal Products, TELLER — Mature Indi­ store related experience sell 8, Boyle Realtors, paired. References, fully and Trebble controls and 1971 DODGE DART 4751,6 to pm. ANTHONY M. BOTTI- sale. It's such an easy, inexpensive way to tell perience/No Soles. De­ Cain-423-8944. 8 Quick Sale Inc. ' vidual desired for full helpful but not neces­ 649-4800. Insured. Quality work. m ore. $90. Coll 646-1063 SWINGER — Nice condi­ CELLO - ZONE CHANGES - all those prospective buyers about your items, too tails send self-addressed Inquire in person at SPENCER STREET (B-M) - tim e position at Coventry sary. Apply in person at Martin Mottsson, even­ otter 4:30pm. tion, small V- , a u to ­ 1975 AMC -HORNET stamped envelope; 8 Savings Bank cl Man­ LET YOUR newspaper Aooroved a zoning closslfl- Simply call us and we'll help in any way we can to MECHANIC WANTED — Branch of Herltoge Sav­ 404 Hartford Rood, Man­ MANCHESTER — Spa­ ings 649-4431. matic, power steering. WAGON — Automatic, catlon of Business III for ELAN-VITAL-173, 3418 chester. 923 Main St,. help you keep fruit lars serve you with information concerning our for cars and trucks, own ings. For oppointment chester o r co ll 649-2337, cious and charming 3 ANTIQUE BUREAU, $800. Call m ornings, 742- power steering, air con­ Manchester. three parcels totalling ap­ Enterprise Road, Ft. sparkling clean ano tools. Good benefits. Coll contact 742-7321. EOE. ask tor Patrick. INSTRUCTIDN bedroom apartment CEILINGS REPAIRED Bedroom vanity and coat 9600. ditioning, cruise contrctl. proximately 5.4 acres, rates and assistance in wording your ad. Pierce, FL 33450. 1977 Clwvy Viga *10 0 0 sweet smelling. Wosh known as 89 (Parcel 7), 99 289-7797. available Immediately. or REPLACED with dry- rock. $99 for all, but w ill Very clean. $1000. Call lars, dry completely then (Parcel 8), and 113 (Parcel PART TIME — Home. MATURE, RESPONSI­ $575 Includes heat, hot wall. Coll evenings. Gory sell separate. Coll 643- 643-4091. 1977 OMi CutiMs *1395 23) Spencer Street, as shown HAIR D R E S S E R 1973 DATSUN — Always put a large piece of Small, large family. Eat BLE and loving girl to water and garage. Phone M cH ugh, 643-9321. 1516 otter 5:30pm. 1980 PottlK Flntalrd on the petition mop and de­ WANTED — Port time. SUPERINTENDENT — starts. New tires, battery, *4495 newspaper Inside the |ar tree. Fantastic foods. babysit occasionally for Rose or Don, 646-8646 - nied a zoning classification Call 644-2435. Live In position at the carburetor, alternator. TIRED OF WAITING 1978 PlyRNwttt Sedin *2495 and put the lid on. The of Industrial for o parcel of Bennet Housing Develop­ Earn money. Coll 228- o u r IV2 year old daugh­ CERTIFIED MATH IN­ 646-2482. NAME YOUR OWN LARGE SELECTION OF Good mileage, uses regu­ FOR YOU NEW HONDA? paper will absorb any, opproxlmatelv 9.4 acres Herald PRICE — Father and son. 1979 Ci i UNk SwIllB *7500 identified as 145 Rear (por­ ment. Position Involves 0531, recording. ter. Prefer Stillfleld/Hlll- STRUCTOR — Tutors all Used metal office desks. lar gas. Recently re­ I deliver most models moisture. Let a classified stown Rood areo. Please grades, SAT preparation MANCHESTER — One Fast, dependable ser­ $35 and up. Office choirs, 1984 Ford F ISO tion of Parcel 12) Spencer cleaning hallways and registered and passed within 2 weeks. Call Gary *8000 ad In your newspaper find Street, as shown on the peti­ light maintenance. Must FULL AND PART TIME co ll 649-5118. In Moth and English. bedroom , 1st floor with vice. Pointing, Paper­ tables, tiling cabinets, emissions test. It Isn't W inn at 623-8809 or 741- 1974 CiMvy linpali *700 a cash buyer for most tion mop (effective date De­ Classified Help Wanted to work In Computer In basic lan­ stove and refrigerator. hanging 8, Removal. Coll office partitions from o cem ber 12, 1984). hove experience. Coll pretty but It works. $800. 3401. anything you have tor 528-6522. kitchen with other girls MAINTENANCE guage. Coll 649-5453. No pets. $375 per month 644 0585 or 644-0036. large Insurance com­ sale. ROCCO A. FIANO ET AL (F- Call 875-0610. 38) - Approved modifications LEGAL SECRETARY — moking sandwiches and WORKER WANTED — plus heat. Coll 646-1379. pany. Coll 649-9953. PROFESSIONAL PAIN­ to the approved site develop­ Full time or part time. SECRETARY — Full time other kitchen duties. Coll Coll N ick, 649-5172. ment plans - 178 Oak Grove Call 643-2711 TER Wonts residential Flexible hours. Manches­ position, duties include: 649-0305. TWO BEDROOM TOWN- CARPENTERS! Combi­ Street. work. Reasonable prices. A copy of these decisions has te r. W ith experience In Typing, answering ELECTRICIAN JOUR­ Real Estate HOUSE — With garage. nation steel square. Ex­ Coll 643-5411. been filed In the office of fhe shorthand and typing. phones, filing, good apti­ ZENNY'S RESTAU­ NEYMAN —^ Mole or $525. No pets. Two cellent condition. $6. Town Clerk. tude with figures, use o f RANT HAS Immediate female with E-2 license months security deposit Phone 649-2433. PLANNING ANO D aytim e, 643-5820; even­ ZONING COMMISSION ings, 643-7135. basic office machines. openings for experienced needed. Full time. Benef­ ■ 91IHOMES required. Call 646-2469. Leo Kwash, Secretory Coll for appointment 643- food servers and bar­ its. Coll 649-8925. BUILDING/ HAIR CUTTING SET — Dated at Manchester, CT this 4161, Manchester. tenders. Alt shifts availa­ 14' IFOR SALE O N E BEDROOM CONTRACTING Clippers with attach­ 10th day o f Decem ber, 1984. MATURE ble. Apply In person, CARPENTER OR CAR­ APARTMENT — Nopets. I ments, scissors 022-12 AMBITIOUS OFFICE WORKER — Monday through Friday, PENTER'S HELPER — GLASTONBURY — Cus­ $385. Two months secur­ combination. Like new. PERSON Full time, figure apti­ 2-5pm, 625 Middle Tpke., Full time or part time tom built by owner. ity deposit required. Call FARRAND REMODEL­ $5. Coll 647-1816. A BAR OF toilet soap tude, typing, customer Mansfield, Four Corners. wanted. Call 643-7263. $199,900. Three bedroom 646-2469. placed In suitcases will to perform alt dutiss for ING — Coblnets, ro o fin g , Christmas Gift Guide private kennel. Room and contact ond other gen- contemporary, ston.e gutters, room additions, ANTIQUE WOOD COAL keep them smelling ni­ eror and varied office NURSES AIDE — Part fireplace, sunken living FOUR ROOMS — Two STOVE, shaker grates, ce...and may come In board plua utaiy. Experi­ BUYER — East of the decks, all types ot remo­ ence preferred. CouiHas duties. Full benefit pro­ time days. In private room, olr conditioning, bedrooms. Fully op- deling and repairs. FREE m etal cabinet, $t(X). A N ­ handy next time you go contidered. gram, Including dental River. Dynamic electro­ home. Call 649-4635. locuzzi, 44 ft. deck and pllonced apartment. $475 TIQUE dork finish side­ on a vacation trip. Boost mechanical device ma­ estimates. Fully Insured. For interview call: paid. Coll 528-1815. much more. Appoint­ monthly. Heat and hot Telephone 643-6017, o tte r board, excellent condi­ your vocation budget bv 203-438-0564 nufacturer seeks buyer- ment only. Prlclpols water included. Please tio n , $55. Coll 647-0467. selling Idle Items around /supervisor with high 6pm , 647-8509. or write to: CASHIER FOR MID­ only. Coll 633-3974. coll o tte r 3pm, 289-4781. Fruit Baskets Country Christmas your home for cash. NIGHT SHIFT — 12 mid­ volume purchasing, 2 EIGHT STRING Place on od In classified R«d Door Kennel MRP/Productlon. Expe­ night to 6om . $3.50 on SECRETARIAL/ADMI- LEON CIESZYNSKI CLOTHES Line post of FANCY FRUIT BASKETS — Order AWAITING YOU ARE Bears by the to find o cash buyer. P.O. Box 147 hour, 36 hours per week. rience and strong people- NISTRATIVE — Busy In­ B U ILD E R — New homes, 1 '/}" galvanized pipe. $20. early. Also Wicker Items. 20% Off All Bevy - Geese by the Gaggle - Ducks by /communlcotlons skills. 197 IREAL ESTATE Ridgefield, CT 06677 Over 18. Coll 649-0140. ternational distributor In STORE AND additions, remodeling, Coll 643-6801. Wicker. PERO FRUIT STAND — 276 the Dozen - Ornaments by the Treeful - Good benefits and salary Vernon seeking expe­ 14' IWANTEO OFFICE SPACE rec rooms, garages, kit­ Oakland Street, Manchester. 643-6384. Sheep by the Flock and Irene by the to m id S20K depending on I rienced Individual on full MARTHA WASHING­ doorot the CRAFTSMEN'S GALLERY, Colorful Crochet chens remodeled, ceil­ experience. Contact: Al time basis. Must have LAND WANTED — Pri­ ings, both tile, dormers, TON SEWING STAND — >k Ik Ik I* Ik 58 Cooper Street, Manchester. 647-8161. Easy Comfort Lutz, (203) 247-3303. Fan­ MANCHESTER — 2 of­ excellent typing and of­ vate p a rty wonts residen­ roofing. Residential or E xcellent con d itio n. Old. ning Personnel, 18 Asy­ fice suite, bathroom. $250 fice skills. Supervisory tial land In Bolton/Mon- monthly Including heat. co m m e rcia l. 649-4291. $85. Coll 646-1625. Tools k k k k k lum Street, Hartford, CT experience helpful. Coll chesteroreo. Reasonably Hayes Corp. 646-0131. 06103. Always Company Judy at 871-0401. priced. Coll 633-0335. CANDLE MAKING KIT SHOP BLISH HARDWARE, 793 Main Pold Fee. Street for the Do-It-Yourselfer. Gift Shirts SALESPEOPLE MAIN STREET — Store CARPENTRY AND RE­ — Plus 3 refills. Un­ Complete line of tools. Open Dally PERSONAL TEE — Personalized Fun FULL TIME MANAGER for rent. Approximately MODELING SERVICES opened packages. Excel­ lent Christmas gift tor 8:30am to 5:30pm and Thursday and Sportswear. Great Gifts for TRAINEE Position 240 so. ft. For more — Complete home re­ evenings for the Holidays. 643-4121. Christmas. "The Original Tee Shirt Available — Royal Ice Rentals Information coll 563-4438 pairs and remodeling. age 10 o r over. $8.50 fo r MAKE CHRISTMAS o il. Coll 649-4339. Store For Over 10 Years" 825 Main Cream. 27 Warren Street. o r 529-7858. Quality work. Referen­ WANTED MERRIER ces, licensed and insured. ■k k Ik Ik k Street, Manchester. 646-3339. Call 649-5358. S0II AvonI H rdom s SUITABLE FOR SE­ Coll 646-8165. DEPRESSION GLASS Evn Extri SSt for gHtt. CRETARIAL Services, Punch Bowl and Stand, Z* Metal Detectors k k k k k FOR RENT cups. Royal Ruby patt­ C oll ED attorney, accountant. In­ DUMAS ELECTRIC — CHRISTMAS SPECIALS ON METAL NURSES AIDES surance and so forth. ern. $75. Phone 649-7375. 523-8401 or 278-2941 Lights dimming? Fuses DETECTORS by White. TV/Stereos To work evenings 3-11 p.in. FURNISHED ROOM — In East C e n te r Street, CONNECTICUT VALLEY COIN Part tiniB private home. Shore ba­ ground floor, parking, blowing? Repairs, Im­ SHOP AL SIEFFERT'S APPLIANCES throom. Central location, provements and addi­ TWO ROTOR ANTENNA C O M P A N Y , 805 M ain Street, 643-6295. — 445 Hartford Rood, Manchester. Become one of our utilities Included. $325 dedicated nurses aides on busline. Working gen­ tional circuits. Fully li­ with controls. $25 each. Open 9am to 4pm, Monday through 647-9997. SUPER SANTA SALEI Video 5:00 pm to 8:00 pm monthly. Keith Real Est­ that truly enjoys helping tleman, non-drinker. Coll censed, Insured. Coll Coll 646-1776 a fte r 5pm. Friday, Saturdays 9am to 3pm. Tape Recorders, TV's, Stereo's, RN ate, 646-4126. PART TIME POSITIONS our elderly patients. Ex­ 643-7760. 646-5253 anytim e. Washers, Dryers, Refrigerators, with Herald carriers AVAILABLE. Choose from cellent working condi­ k k k k k Freezers, MUCH MORE I staff with benefits or per diem tions. Certified aides pre­ MANCHESTER — Prime et hiahter rate. $1/hr. differ- ferred. Please call Mrs. ROOM FOR MATURE office space, 670 sq. ft. GLASS AN D WOOD COF- entiai for 11 pm to 7 em shift. WORKING Person. Kit­ Ideal for medical office. PEE t a b l e , contempor­ Jewelry k k k k k Launl. Director of Nurses. HEATING/ For further Information and 646-0120 chen privileges. Utilities. 353 Main Street. Coll a ry , $25. C all 646-7742 Excellent Income shifts available please cell PLUMBING a fte r 5pm. BRAY JEWELERS, 699 Main Street, 429-2S97. MANCHESTER MANOR Neor bus line. Referen­ Glenda Somers, t- 886- I Manchester Specializing In Seiko, for the CANTURBURY VILLA NURSING HOMES ces. Security deposit re­ 0101. Lasalle and Pulsar watches. Also 14K Florists 365 W. Center SI. quired. $50 weekly. Call FOGARTY BROTHERS FOR SALE: Full length Gold Chains and tine lewelry. Hummel ____ Manebaalar 643-0456. — Bathroom remodel­ L e a th e r Coat, light figurines. Watch and lewelry repair. CHRISTMAS PLANTS, right people. ing; Installation water brown, size 5. Excellent IJ U S T ^ ' (MISCELLANEOUS heaters, garbage dispo­ "We Service What We Sell" 643-5617. CENTERPIECES, Holiday Rose MANCHESTER — Cleon FOR RENT condition. $50. Coll 643- Special and Christm as Parties. I f rooms for rent. 24 hour sals; faucet repairs. 649- 1814. 3 4539. V Is o /M o s te rC o rd k k k k k KRAUSE FLOR 1ST, 621 Hartford Rood. PIECES security. Mold and linen 643-9559. NEWSPAPER CARRIERS service. Call 646-7066. EAST HARTFORD — Sin­ accepted. Stereo Specialist gle cor garage for rent. SHOW-CASE PLATE k k k k k Please contact Jeanne CENTRAL LOCATION — $35 monthly. Coll 643- GLASS — Measures 71" J.B. ELECTRONICS — Where Kitchen privileges, park­ 6712. For Sale long, 21 %" wide, 'A" Professionals buy their stereo ing available. Security thick, 70%" long, 18" CENTERPIECES, FRUIT BASKETS and references required. w ide. Vs" thick. $40 o r equipment and accessories. Discount Flower Plants for Your Holiday Needs In Manchester Area pricing on cash and carry Items. Call $55 a week. Call 643-2693. best offer. Phone 742- BROWN'S FLOWERS INC., 163 Mair at 647-9946 Main SL 1-104 6016. Jack B ertrand 643-1262. Street, Manchester. 643-845$. 1463 LOSE WEIGHT Lilac SL Judith Services H h o u d a y / On* SiM_ Pina Hill 81. Center SL Wetherill SL SEASONAL k k k k k lAPARTMENTS k k k k k Keep anug and warm Woodlind SL •9 Strong St. Keonay St I fd r r en t ;i ISERVICES TYCO HO-SCALE COM­ with this brightly cro­ iianrlfTatprUmlh Joseph 8t. FLEXABLE FLYER — 5 PLETE Electric Train Gold Jewelry cheted hood and mittens. Hilllird SL Nllai Dr. PARK HILL JOYCE FLOWER SHOP — lOFFERED ft. long, like new. $40. Set, with extra track. $25. Ideal for winter sports. Marble 8t. MANCHESTER — Avail­ THE CONNECTICUT VALLEY COIN Fancy Fruit Baskets. Boxwood Trees - An easy-fitting robe in N. Main St. Frincei Phone 646-2218. Coll 646-4848. All Your Christmas Decorating NeedsI No. 5840 has complete two lengths for leisure able Immediately. One, COMPANY now carries 14K Gold crochet directions. Sell those 'unwanteds' Orliwold 81 ODD JOBS, Trucking. 36 Oak Street. 649-0791. moments. McCabe St. Olina Or. two and three bedroom Jewelry, Just In time for ChrlstmasI Home repairs. You name MALE ALPINA SKI No. 1463 with Photo- 8lock 8L TO ORDER, iiid $2,00 for tick Horace HickmitKk SL apartm ents. $400, $455, It, we do It. Free esti­ BOOTS — Size 7Vi. Used Quality Jewelry at Low, Low Prices. piltirn, plot 50C for poitif 1 ind GUide is in One Size. VARIETY OF HOUSE- Connecticut Valley Coin Company, 805 k k k k k Trumbull 81 $520, heat and hot water mates. Insured. 643-0304. one season. $50. Phone handling Long, 3% yards 45-inch; in the Classified. Included. J.D. Real Est­ PLANTS — .50« to $3. Main Street, 643-6295. Open 9am to4pm, 643-4607. INHI C«IQT^^ short, 2 VS yards. ate, 646-1980. Excellent condition. Pri­ Monday through Friday, Saturdays, ATTENTION PARTI- vate home. Coll 649-6486. 9am to 3pm. 11U Avo, Of Amiricoi ERS: Coll Jack Bertrand Ni« «ok, N,y, tooai TWO, THREE AND FIVE Typewriters Prlot Noai, AOdroii ■in ZIP Patterns available only for the best dances and in siset shown. ROOM Apartments — No HOUSEHOLD k k CODE MO Shrio Nontir. parties. DJ and Light BLACK BORGAZIA YALE TYPEWRITER SERVICE — SPECIAL: Over 200 ■«- appliances. No pets. Se­ GOODS F A K E F ur Coot — Size 10. Typewriters rebuilt. Portable TO ORDER, idsd $2.00 far iK k Show bv the Party Pers­ lections and a FREE pattera, plat $0$ for poitAii ipd c u rity . Coll 646-2426 week­ pective People. Coll 643- Perfect condition. $50. Antiques Typew riters from $35. Soles and Pattern Section in the Classified Ads CELEBRITY CIPHER days, 9om to 5pm. RiRdllRf. 1262. USED REFRIGERA­ Coll 646-3907. Service. Typewriter and Adding ALBUM, Just $3,00. C*t*t>rtty Ctphtr cryplooramt *r* cf**t*d from quotattona by RED GOOSE FARM ANTIQUES - SUIOURMTT farrtou* p*opt*. pMt and praaant. Each tattar U> tha ctphar aianda TORS, WASHERS, M achines. 41 Purnell Place, ROOM AT ta J8 UCN VERNON — New 2 bed­ Goose Lane, Coventry hosa "Thirst Alu for anothar. Today’# cNra. 0 aqual# L BRICKS, BLOCKS, Ranges - clean, guaran­ Manchester. 649-498* aqao-oaLii-oio tno now, nos n5jwt?«*t5SttcAs room townhouse. Fully 3Smm SLIDE PROJEC­ K it" Guess what goes In the vial! to Ortit UiDiiii how to m iki tiiioi, N « Yotk. U.T. lOOM by CONNIE WIENER STONE — Concrete. teed, ports and service. k k k k k IS'JJ ? ""*i *4*fd»* wltk ZIP pppllonced kitchen, wall TOR — Remote control. Thursdav-Sundav, 12-5pm, 742-9137. 8-130 - K IE P S m QUIllS. 24 COPE, sirit Numkdr isd Size. 6 4 3 - 2 7 1 1 Chimney repairs. No lob Low prices. B.D. Pearl & olociO ino ippiiquid d iiiim , “CQIH X8ZWQ18 MFQ'JS to wall carpet. Finished too sm all. Coll 644-8356. Son, 649 Main Street, L ike new. In o rig in a l box. R-tai-HEIRLOOM HANOlWOAK-ao basement/rec room, 2 643-2171. Screen, several trays. Gift Certificates trp ii 01 noidltwork iklllt. New FASHION with Photo-Guide patterns in full boths. $575 per Excellent Christmas gift. IM-TO 8IVE or AEEP-40 MO- VWQTOWM Y8Z8RH QFFDBRU SNOWPLOWING — THRIFT SHOPPERS Appreciate GIFT dtowork ilomt to maki, ail size ranges, has a month, utilities not In­ Driveways and parking $75. Call 643-6777. CERTIFICATES for Christmas from the •:'T?-THE PRIMER-diroctlOM lor special Grace Cole Collec­ cluded. Peterman lots. Coll otter Spm, 649- PENNY SAVER, 46 Purnell Place, 30 Itoms lo crochot ikd knit. tion for larger sizes; plus VF8IR'H A8WR MFQ VW P8 HF R ealty, 649-9404, 647-1340. 2 B O NUS Coupons! 6344. BEAN BAG CHAIR — Manchester. FIVE PIECE MAPLE Price .... $i.eo* KQWM XBAXFI WRY CBU U Q 8 Brown. $25. Call 643-8888. FOUR ROOMS, TWO J 8, B Pointing — Work TWIN BEDROOM SET — Your assurance of quick iianrIlpH trr guoronteed. Call for free E xcellent co n d itio n. $450. BEDROOMS In 4 family. GIVE YOUR budget o response when you ad­ IHQTT TFJ8P8J." — AFJUWR Wall to wall carpeting, estim ate, 646-2192. Evenings, 649-2996. Just becouse you don't boosti Sell those still- vertise In Classified Is appliances, basement use on Item doesn't mean good but no-longer-used I TYPE — Professional that our readers are T W B JZV B aY . storage, off street park­ TW IN BEDROOM SET — the Item hot lost Its value. Items In your home for Secretory will type any ready to buy when they ing. $375 plus security and Excellent condltlonl Why not exchange It for cosh. C oll 643-2711 PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "1 want my own TV variety document or material turn to the little ods, to l^pral^ utilities. Call after Spm, Four pieces and m irror. cosh with an ad In Classi­ place your od. aeries. And one day I'll have it." — Joe Piscopo. correctly. Fast, personal 643-2711. 649-0717. Pine. Best offer. Coll fied? 643-2711. service. Coll 647-8553. 643-4022. t