20 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Tues., Dec. 28, 1982 BUSINESS 'Crash and carry' iCondos biggest Stir up punch, heists a worry story in Bolton enjoy the party In b rie f . . . page 11 C h ild care IV -i . .. page 3 . . . page 9 Sales rep named Firm offers special program to meet special needs Allstate Insurance Co. has appointed Ernestine L. Randall sales representative in Manchester. By Ron Koehler RONNIE NEGEN and Pat Ward, both employee who had left work when she because they interview you and do all the former Head Start officials, began the had her own child. Mrs. Schiefer was legwork,” Mrs. Schiefer says. “They can Ms. Randall received a bachelor’s degree in mass United Press International give you -exactly the kind of child you Sunny, cold communications from Florida State University. program with a survey of Steelcase able to give Stephanie the attention she Manchester, Conn. GRAND RAPIDS - Giant cor­ employees which found a need for care needed and her 2-year-old daughter Amy want to keep. I’m not set for a 7-year-old. She lives in Rocky Hili. 1 I want to take care of infants up to 2 or 3 on Thursday Allstate is located in the Sears store at the porations across the nation have been close to home, at night and before and ' also provided companionship in the same Wednesday, Dec. 29, 1982 years old. Manchester Parkade. contacting Steelcase Inc., not just for of­ after school. age group. — See page 2 Single copy 25tp fice furniture, but for advice in providing Rather than establish a day care Because Mrs. Schiefer had only one “I didn’t want Amy to grow up as an child care for their employees. center at the factory or get involved in crib and high chair, Steelcase purchased Irralft only child ... this way she’s got someone Steelcase, a leading manufacturer of some other group center, the company a high chair and crib for Stephanie to use to play with all the time.” office furniture, also is a leader in decided to set up a counseling and while she was in the Schiefer home. The Murphy elected helping employees find child care that referral service that would utilize company also provided developmental Ms. Ward, who recently answered a meets their particular needs. Two child existing community resources. toys for the two girls to play with. query from the Procter and Gamble Co. care professionals work fulltime to help Ms. Ward and Ms. Negen explain to a “I have nothing but good things to say and traveled to Asheville, N.C., to HARTFORD — Francis L. Murphy has been employees find the proper situation. about it,” said Mrs. Pierce. “Bonnie and explain the program to a Chamber of elected a senior vice president of United parent the options available and, after a Lebanese team arrives P a t... told me what to look for in a baby Commerce group, said the referral ser­ Technologies Corp. and counsel to the chairman. Some employees need someone to mutual decision is made, they look for watch their children at night; others state-licensed child care providers who sitter, what questions to ask, how much vice was difficult to begin, because she Murphy, will provide dilrect assistance to the to pay and what my responsibilities chairman in special executive communications someone who will take care of an infant can meet the employee's needs, either a and Ms. Negen were breaking new or a child with special physical or sitter, pre-school or day care center or a should be. ground. 2 assignments and other projects. He has served the combination. The employee interviews company as vice president for pubiic relations and dietary needs. STEELCASE ALSO offers seminars and makes the final decision. “When we started out, there was very communications since mid-year 1979. He was first All those situations and more are to help people like Mrs. Schiefer learn handled through the company’s child Jo Pierce, an executive in Steelcase's little information out there,” Ms. Negen Agenda divides elected a vice president of UTC, with responsibility human resources department, had a more about child care. The company said. for public relations and advertising, in 1%7. care referral service. It is a low-cost and recently offered a course in car­ low-liability program for the company, premature child, Stephanie, who needed diopulmonary resuscitation for children “It’s satisfying,” Ms. Ward says, “but special attention and frequent feedings. yet, Steelcase believes, it meets the and other courses have dealt with topics it was not without its growing pains. ’The needs of employees better than on-site SHE WAS MATCHED with Debbie ranging from discipline to taxes. biggest reward is when people find a Two elected day care centers. Schiefer, herself a former Steelcase “It’s really nice to be with them child care situation that works.” Mideast envoys 9 HARTFORD — Robert F. Daniell and Edward M. By Julie Flint meeting that subcommittees be es­ The Khalde meeting, held under Irving have been elected vice presidents of United U.S. auspices, lasted six hours. At Ski operators United Press International tablished at the talks as a way of Technologies Corp. avoiding conflict over the order of the end of the deliberations, con­ Daniell, president and chief executive officer of Lebanese and U.S. officials met issues to be discussed, the report ducted behind closed doors, the Sikorsky .Aircraft, a division of UTC, has held that today to evaluate the first round of said. negotiators released a short state­ position since late in 1980. He joined Sikorsky as a try their best negotiations with Israel amid Israel wants normalization of ment. design engineer in 1956. reports both sides were divided over relations with Beirut as the first Irving, president and chief executive officer of priority, but the independent Beirut “The delegations exchanged the agenda for further talks on views on their respective Inmont Corp . a wholly-owned subsidiary of UTC foreign troop withdrawals from newspaper An Nahar said Lebanon based in Clifton, N.J.. assumed that position in 1981. positions,” spokesmen for the teams Lebanon. proposed a three-point agenda- said in Arabic, Hebrew and English. He joined Inmont, a world-wide manufacturer of to stay upbeat withdrawal of all foreign forces A Lebanese advance team arrived “The agenda was discussed and inks and coatings, in 1947. from the country, adoption of in the northern Israeli border town progress was made. ’The agenda will security arrangements and future of Klryat Shmona to check be discussed further at the next It’s a new Lebanese-Israeli relations — in that preparations for the second session meeting in Kiryat Shmona (Israel), By Ron Riechmann order. switch due to start Thursday. at 10:30 a.m. 'Thursday.” United Press International "It is a historic moment — the The Israel radio report said the CBT payout set New England ski area operators are trying their best General Electric has first official landing of a Lebanese proposed subcommittees would But the Lebanese and Israeli to remain upbeat about the current season, hit hard developed a new power helicopter in Israel,” an Israeli each discuss a different issue, with positions remained sharply divided HARTFORD — The executive committee of the during over the Christmas holiday weekend by un­ semiconductor switch, Foreign Ministry official was meetings held concurrently to avoid at the end of the meeting. the need for a formal agenda. board of directors of CBT Corp. has declared a seasonably warm temperatures which drastically cut known as an Insulated quoted by Armed Forces Radio in Kiryat Shmona. quarterly cash dividend of 41 cents per share on the skier traffic. gate rectifier, that LEBANESE Foreign Minister THE OPENING speeches by the shares of common stock of the corporation, payable Many areas reported business was down 50 percent “I came to check technical operates at high Arrangements.” said Col. Eldnan Elie Salem meanwhile met U.S. heads of dach delegation left clear .Ian. 20 to shareholders of record Dec. 29. over the holiday period with those who were operating chief negotiator Morris Draper and Israel seeks political linkage with doing so on artifical snow. Temperatures during the current densities and Bishara, the head of the advance requires low gate-drive tekm after he stepped off a other U.S. officials to review the Lebanon through “an agreement ... period soared to the high 50s and low 60s — setting talks on the withdrawal of 30,000 but a step away from a full, final, records for all-time highs at many of the region’s power. Examining one Lebanese army helicopter that put down in northern Galilee. Israeli, 40,000 Syrian and ap­ formal peace treaty.” weather stations. of the photo masks proximately 10,000 Palestinian Seminar slated Ralph DesLauriers. owner of the Bolton 'Valley Resort used In the device Is Its IN JERUSALEM, Defense troops from Lebanon. Lebanon, by contrast, seeks a in Bolton, Vt., issued a plea echoed by all ski area Inventor, Dr. B. Jayant Minister Ariel Sharon and Foreign In Tel Aviv, the Israeli military troop withdrawal before all else, operators; “It had better get cold — fast." Ballga, manager of the Minister Yitzhak Shamir met with command said Israeli troops killed demanding, in the words of chief HARTFORD — Executives can learn how .Johannes von Trapp, owner of the popular Trapp delegate Antoine Fattal, an High Voltage Device . the Israeli delegation to the two Palestinian guerrillas in east . accelerated-Bchedule’to guarantee .seasoned business builders buy operating com­ Family Lodge touring center in Stowe, Vt., summed up negotiations to hear a report on the Lebanon Monday .who tried to in-, panies without risking their own money at a two- and Integrated Circuits '“the restoratWir'*of Lebahese the feelings of- cross-country ski areas who rely on Unit at the GE center In first session held ’Tues^y in the filtrate Israeli lines from Syriancon- dav Universitv of Connecticut seminar Jan. 13 and na^ral snowfall: “It’s a disaster.” troHed territory. No Israeli soverignty and full authority over Schnectady, N.Y. Beirut suburb of Khalde. the whole of its territory” 14.' H ^said his lodge could lose up to $100,000 over the It was proposed at the Jerusalem casualties were reported. Titled "How to .Structure and Finance a next week without natural snowfall. UPI photo E Leveraged Buyout.- the course is sponsored by Mil Moore of the New England Ski Areas Council, 1 Conn's School of Business Administration in clearing house for a majority of the region’s ski areas, cooperation with the University's Division of said Monday there is still a pervading optimism among in sid e Extended and Continuing Education. It will be operators of downhill ski areas. Standoff tense presented at the Hotel Sonesta here beginning at 9 “It isn’t all doom and gloom,” he said. a m each day Half of the areas are still open, he said, and are lim­ For further information, contact; Management ping through with machine-made snow — a capability of T oday Development Programs. University of Connecticut, more than 80 percent of northern New England’s ski Box U-56D, Storrs, CT 06268; telephone 486-3234. areas. 20 pages, 2 sections in prison office C “We’re still waiting for that one big snowstorm,” he said. Advice ...... 13 The National Weather Service offered skiers headed Area towns ...... 9 WALPOLE, Mass. (UPI) - A leading to the room. for northern New England slopes a glimmer of hope Business...... 20 prison inmate held an 11-inch Two television reporters, in­ Claims increase Monday with a forecast of “snow or freezing rain and Classified...... 18-19 homemade knife to the throat of a cluding one fluent in Spanish, were drizzle" and nighttime temperatures in the 20s. Slightly . Com ics...... 8 woman counselor through the night called at the inmate’s request but he warmer readings were expected in southern New ; Entertainment ...... 14 and police negotiators called in a did not talk with them immediately WETHERSFIELD — Claims for unemployment England. Steel cuts 10,000 more jobs ■ L ottery...... 2 Spanish-speaking television — instead speaking to police over a benefits increased about 1,200 weekly to an average In Vermont, where skiing is one of the biggest in­ - Obituaries ...... 10 reporter early today in an attempt telephone. of 58,196 during the two weeks ending Dec. 18, State dustries. state statistician George Donovan reported Opinion...... 6 to break the standoff, officials say. “It is an extremely serious Labor Commissioner P. Joseph Peraro reported. Monday the lack of abundant snow has already cost the BETHLEHEM, Pa. (UPI) - Bethlehem Steel Corp., be a disaster for the city of 22,000, located on Lake Erie Peopletalk...... 2 'The inmate, believed to be of situation,” said Associate Penal Statewide claims were 56.961 for the period ending state’s economy up to $15 million. saying it sees little hope for improvement in a trend of south of Buffalo. Unemployment is already Ip percent Sports...... 15-17 Cuban background, was not im­ Commissioner Dennis Humphrey. Dec. 4. Rob Center, president of the Vermont Ski Touring devastating losses, will close most operations at two and two-thirds of the city’s tax revenues depend on the ...... 8 mediately identified. He reportedly Officials said other prisoners at Television ...... Herald photo by Pinto At the Labor Department's Manchester office, Operators Association, acknowledged a growing plants in Pennsylvania and New York, cutting up to 10,- steel mill. In the Buffalo area unemployment is 13.6 per­ W eather...... 2 held his hostage — bound, gagged the maximum security prison were claims declined 5.8 percent to a weekly average of pessimism among cross-country ski area operators but 000 jobs. cent, the highest in the state. and blind-folded — in a darkened calm. 1.742 Of that total. 246 were initial claims. said a decent snowfall could turn the season around. In announcing the move Monday, Donald Trautlein, New York Gov.-elect Mario Cuomo said he would Samples today Walpole State Prison office, scene The hostage, identified as prison Design in steei Statewide, there were 8.721 initial claims, in­ David Currier, secretary of the New Hampshire Ski chairman and chief executive officer for the No. 2 form a study group to see if the job cuts could be The Manchester Herald today con­ of the drama that began ’lYesday employee Darnell Murphy, 26, cluding 2,394 first time filings prompted by Area Operators Association, said half of the $100 million steelmaker, said the company must slash employment reversed, but the company said the decision was final. reportedly was seized by the man tinues its program to bring copies of afternoon. Ironworkers Stephen Goward, of munity College permanent campus as If they seasonal closings which also accounted for an generated annually from skiing in the state is made in to compete with foreign steelmakers. the Herald to each home in Authorities did not immediately when he pulled a knife during a scuf- average of 2.300 of the 49,475 continued claims. just two holidays — the Christmas and February Wethersfield (left), and Casmir Pletryka, of are piecing together a giant jigsaw puzzle, About 7,300 jobs will be chopped at the 82-year-old Manchester. say if there were any demands. During the mid-December period benefits expired vacations. plant in Lakawanna, N.Y., and the plant in Johnstown, Guards armed with rifles and tear Holyoke, Md., fit together the parts of the with a modernistic design. for an average of 557 claimants Only seven of New Hampshire’s ski areas opened Sun­ Pa., will lose another 2,300 to 2,700 jobs. gas stood at the end of the corridor Plcane turn to page 10 steel frame of the rising Manchester Com­ Ten local offices had higher filings which dropped day. Bethlehem losses for the fourth quarter of 1982, in­ in seven others and remained unchanged in Hart­ “ Business is definitely off,” said Bill Cramton, cluding the cost of shutting down the plants, could be $1 ford marketing manager at Pleasant Mountain in Bridgton, billion, anaiysts said. Maine, near the New Hampshire border. Lawkawanna Mayor Ekl Kuwik said the layoffs Would N ew laws Appraisal favors 2 Times Square news returns Business tax repeal among New Year's changes NOBODY OFFERS MORE housing at Bennet NEW YORK (UPI) - The darkened electronic THAN NICHOLS HARTFORD (UPI) — The state’s con­ distiUed spirito Jan. 1, 1982. Lemaire, president of the Connecticut The Affordables troversial unincorporated business tax Wine buyers probably won’t see across- Small Business Federation and a leader of news ribbon that encircles “The property is located in a becomes a thing of the past and lower the-board slashing of prices but may see the opponents. By Paul Hendrie 9 the building at 1 Times Engagement rings Residence AA Zone, which limits the Square will operate for 24 ★ SPECIAL^SPECIAL^ wine prices a prospect for the future as a specials on certain wines at liquor stores, “There will be a terrible fight if the Herald Reporter amazingly priced said Carroll J. Hughes, executive director uses to which the building can be put hours beginning New $185. S225. batch of changes in state law take effect governor proposes this kind of a tax again The fair market value of the vacant from $185. FOR OVER 50 YEARS New Year’s Day. of the Connecticut Package Stores as a solution to the state’s deficit,” other than for a school,” Marsele Year's Eve and United Bennet School building is $237,000 and the reported. “The best use to which this Press International has NEW WHITEWALL The most noticeable changes Include Association. Lemaire said, adding he believed many best use for the property is multi-family elimination of mandatory minimum price He said regular prices for beer and dis­ lawmakers had come to realize the tax property can be put is for multi-family been selected to supply the housing, a private real estate appraiser housing, which is comparible with the markups on wine, the repeal of the unin­ tilled spirits generally have remained at was a mistake. news. Avery special People often ask us what they reported to town General Manager general area and because there is no The news wire, which SNOW , . selection. All full cut corporated business tax and repeal of an or near minimum inarkup levels since Other revenue changes effective New Robert B. Weiss. prices were deregulated. Special, lower great demand for office space of the scrolls around the building diamonds set in rich should say when attending a earlier change in the state’s tax on cor­ Year’s Day include repeal of the fourth Weiss asked appraiser Peter R. porations. prices on certain items vary from store to basis for calculating the state’s corporate magnitude of subject building. It will be at 1 Times Square, will M km ld. . .andbest viaitation. Marsele, of Bloomfield, to appraise the necesshry to make major renovations to operate from 5 p.m. TIRES of allaffonjably priced Other changes affect smaller groups of store. business tax and increases in various fees. property. Marsele’s appraisal, released people. Legislators and top state elected The second step toward repeal of For example, the cost of a license convert the structure to the highest and Friday, New Year’s Eve, from $185. to$4B0. Let by. Weiss this morning, is dated Dec. 22. best use.” to 5 p.m. Saturday, New oCflcials will get pay hikes. Hunters and minimum price markups was one of two allowing a state resident to hunt, fish and 4 SIZES ONLY . us show them to you Marsele’s report tells supporters of Marsele estimated the square foot Year’s Day, it was an­ We tell them to relax and be fishermen will have to pay more for hotly debated issues taken up by the 1981 trap will go from $7 to $12 while the cost of Not Blems or Seconds today! Legislature. It will see results with the the proposed conversion of the Bennet value of the Bennet building at $6, for a nounced Monday. licenses. a license allowing a person to take building to moderate-income elderly 4 Ply Polyester . themselves. Their presence la start of 1983. toUI of $236,844. Victor Technologies Inc. ’The changes are the result of new laws lobsters for personal use will go from $10 housing exactly what they wanted to The new year will mean the demise of of Scotts Valley, Calif., is //lo r enough to let the family know or revisions to existing laws adopted by to $25. hear. The report was releas^ on the day Weiss said Marsele was chosen the unincorporated business tax, proposed sponsoring the event. ^thls year’s Legislature and effective Jan. Other changes will be made In fees for that Republicans have scheduled a news because he has been used extensively by Plus Slot* • / ( -I they are not alone. by Gov. William O’Neill and adopM by the town in the past, including court Thousands of people an­ $ 9 5 1, 1983. In at least one case, legislation similar or related licenses. For example, conference to announced their alter­ & Federal Tax^| $345. $480. the Legislature in May 1981 and levied the license fee for a raw fur dealer will go cases the town has been involved in, nually stand in the square passed last year is being phased in. native to the Bennet conversion plans. Wine drinkers will Join those who favor retroactive .to Jan. 1, 1981. from $15 to $30 for a state resident and the acquisition of industrial park land and for the New Year’s The report would seem to damage G78x 14eH78x 14eG78x 15 In a special session that began in license fee for a bait dealer will be in­ purchase of cemetery la ^ . Weiss said celebration, and this year beer or distilled splrltt New Year’s Day critics’ calls for the sale of the building. eiooxis when wine prices are deregulated in the November 1981, the Legislature voted to creased from $5 to $10 under the new law. he has more experience than most ap­ The assessed value of the Bennet they will watch an il­ repeal the tax effective Jan. 1,1983, and Other new laws o f revisions taking praisers in the area. NICHOLS-MANCHESTER TIRE second phase of a 1981 law to repeal building is $750,000, but Marsele’s report luminated red apple drop HOLMES opponents of the tax hope it is gone for effect New Year’s Day or next week will: Marsele could not be reached this mor­ 295 Brood St. (opposite Sears) minimum liquor price nuuinipa. supports contentions that sale of the from the top of the building Tru$nd J0w thn SInct 1000 400 MAIN STREET . MANCHESKE. CONN The markups, required by a 47-year-oM good. • Increase salaries of the governor, ning, but Weiss said he assumes Marsele at midnight. 643-1161 building would generate no more than DOWNTOWN MAMCHUrm law Uiat withstood repeated attempts at “My feeling at the moment is that arrived at the dollar value for' the A tC O ^ C VlSA' AND OUR HOWARD L. HOLMES ARTHUR Q. HOLME $250,000. It also supports arguments that Victor manufacturers Hartford • New Brilam • Waartarma M** repeal, were eliminated from beer and they will not reinstate it,” said Leon L. Please turn to page 10 building by comparing it to the seUtng- OWN TERMS AVAJlAtlf there is no market for office space in the microcomputers and elec- HOURS: MTWr • TO S:M RICHARD P. HOLMES HOWARD M. HOLME price for other'comparable schoob. r tronic registers. THURS. M SAT. I-I area. 2 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wed.. Dec. » . 1882 MANCHESTER HERALD, Wed., Dec. 29, 1982 - 3 NATIOMM. 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Mexico bows FAIR .30X4 DA: No evidence to peasant demands If it happened in Manchester ... Monroe murdered LOWCtT _ OCOYOACAC, Mexico (UPI) - lEMMIMIIMIt LOS ANGELES (UPI) - Marilyn Mexican state officials bowed to the By Raymond T. DaMeo NIGHT DEPOSIT boxes are used most frequently by require some proof of the claim before it paid olt. Hale Monroe should be allowed to rert in demands of nearly SOO angry peasants Herald Reporter business people dropping off their day’s receipts. said. peace 20 years after her death since who seized the Qcoyoacac City Hall, Consequently large commercial banks stand to lose the “Most peoole who use the night deposit are reputable there is no evidence the blond actress dropping plans to expropriate 2ffi acres Christmas weekend heists from the ni^t deposit most from a ni^t deposit heist; savings banks like busineesmen who aren’t out to get anything that they was the target of a murder conspiracy, of prime communal land. boxes of two branches of a Waterbury bank have some SBM, s & I’s like Heritage, and small commercial banks don’t deserve.” Agostinelli said. the district attorney says. But hundreds of demonstrators held im WlATMIfl rOIOCABt local bank officials wondering whether it could happen like Manchester State Bank generally don’t have large Announcing the results of a four-month town halls in two other cities in a S-day- in Manchester. sums in their boxes overnight. inquiry into a flurry of new reports the old protest against alleged voting fraud “ What happens when you hear about a thing like this "There’s no day that I could think of that we would Demolition notice 1 9 ^ sex symbol died under mysterious by Mexico's ruling party. (robbery) is that everyone becomes cautious once have $10,000 In that box,” Hale said. cicumstances, District Attorney John State govenunent spokesman (Jerardo Weather again,’’ said Nathan G. Agostinelli, president of Agostinelli is concerned nevertheless. “I guess the Van de Kamp said Tuesday Miss Monroe Ruiz said Tuesday that as part of a Manchester State Bank, which has night deposit boxes ones I’m most disappointed with are the police either committed suicide or died of an settlement with protesters holding the at Us two branches. departments. I can’t imagine a multi-million dollar to be discussed accidental drug overdose. city'hall in Ocoyoacac, 28 miles west of Early Friday morning, thieves used a heavy chain tied shopping center left without police protection,” he said. to a pickup track to rip a night deposit box from the out­ “On the basis of the known facts, per­ Mexico City, the government rescinded “You can’t take precautions for everything,” he said. An ordinance that would require filing a notice of in­ mit me to express the faint hope Marilyn its plan to expropriate their land. Today’s forecast er wall of a Colonial Bank branch in Waterbury’s "There are certain assumptions you have to make. One Naugatuck VaUey Mall. The next day, an early-morning tent to demolish any S(X)-square foot or larger building Monroe be permitted to rest in peace,” Ruiz said a final agreement was to be Today considerable cloudiness, breezy and colder. A is that the alarms on the boxes are going to go off, and older than 50 years will face a public hearing at the Van de Kamp said. “She is entitled to) signed today in the state capital of heist using the same methods was reported at a Colonial two, that there’s somebody out there who's job is trying 30 percent chance of occasional light rain this afternoon branch In the Southbury Plaza shopping center.- Board of Directors meeting next Tuesday. that." Toluca, about 40 miles west of Mexico and evening. Temperatures falling into the 40s. Winds to protect your interests.” A similar proposal was dismissed last summer by the A 29-page report detailing the in­ City. Alarm systems that linked the boxes to local police 'Those assumptions proved faulty for Colonial Bank, becoming northwest and diminishing to 10 to 15 mph tMs departments didn’t go off during the robberies. The Board of Directors, with interest in the idea — first vestigation concluded there was “no (icoyoacac residents said protesters afternoon. Tonight clearing and colder..lows 20 to 25. however. It now faces the prospect of paying off proposed by the Manchester Historical Society — credible evidence supporting a murder Tuesday already were painting over thieves made off with an estimated $200,000 in the depositors (it appears that the bank’s insurance com­ Northwest winds around 10 mph. Thursday sunny aind Waterbury theft and about $75,000 in the second Inci­ expressed only by Republican Director Joan V. Lingard theory.” Van de Kamp said “it appears” protest slogans spread throughout the ci­ cold. Highs in the mid 30s. Westerly winds around 10 pany will compensate for the loss) without having any and Democratic Mayor Stephen T. Penny. . Miss Monroe’s death was a suicide or ac­ ty, althou^ some of the 500 peasants dent, Colonial Bank officials say. record of how much was deposited — except the mph. Mrs. Lingard said she would work with.the Historical cidental drug overdose. who seized the building were still in the WILLIAM R. Johnson, president of the Savings customer’s say-so. Society to revise the proposal. This is that revised “It is possible,” he added, “that while municipal office. Bank of Manchester, said he’s curious to find out why (tolonial isn’t legally liable for the deposits, since the proposal. 2 her ingestion of a lethal quantity of bar­ Extended outlook Ckilonial’s alarm systems failed. transactions were never officially recorded. But the biturates was voluntary, she may have bank has said it will make good on its customers’ Extended outiook for New England Friday through SBM has night deposit boxes in only two of its 13 of­ been in such a state of emotional confu­ fices, but several more branches and the main office are claims, just as Heritage did after its night deposit sion that she herself lacked a clearly Fire kills 10 Sunday: robbery. . Massachusetts, Rhode Island and Connecticut: Fair equipped with automated teller machines that allow ■ formed purpose.” customers to make withdrawals and pay bills as well as "For a few weeks, we didn’t know who had made in South Korea Friday and Sunday. Chance showers Saturday. High deposits in the (robb^) box,” Hale said, recalling the temperatures in the 20s and low 30s Friday, warming to deposit. The machines are equipped with “rather TAEGU, South Korea (U P I)-A swift­ six-year-old theft. “The depositors had to reconstruct r - - Scientists haii the 40s Sunday. Lows in the teens Friday, rising into the elaborate security systems,” Johnson said, and the bank spreading fire roared throng a tourist will “look to make sure those devices are adequate.” what they thought they did. 9 fusion breakthrough hotel today in South Korea’s ttiird largest 30s Sunday. William H. Hale, president of Heritage Savings & "You have to always assume that the people are city, trapping fleeing guests in smoky Vermont: Chance of flurries Friday. Fair Saturday. Loan Association, said he’s ’’satisfied, based on the con­ honest,” he said. \ fumes, police said. Ten people were Chance of flurries Sunday. Highs in the 20s and 30b. dition of the boxes (at Heritage), that it (a similar PLAINSBORO, N.J. (UPI) - Scien­ Lows zero to 10 Friday and Saturday and teens and 20s BASED ON the history of a client’s account, banks killed and 15 injured. robbery) won’t happen here.” can make a judgment on whether a claim is valid or tists compared the first successful test Sunday. of a nuclear fusion reactor to (lolumbus Police said a Korean famly of five was A night deposit ripoff did happen at Heritage about excessive. If a custoiner with a $2,000 checking account Scotch Videocassettes among those who perished when flames Maine: Chance of light snow or flurries Friday and half a dozen years ago, however, when the Main Street landing in North America and said fusion Saturday. Fair Sunday. Daily highs in the teens north to , Herald photo by Pinto tells the bank he lost $10,000 deposited in a box the night will allow cleaner nuclear power through and thick smoke swept the 6-story office was under constraction. But the loss to the bank before a heist, the bank in question would probably building. 20s south Friday warming to the mid 20s north to near 40 was nowhere near what Colonial suffered. Hale $ald. the process that makes the sun shine. south Sunday. Overnight lows 0 to 10 below north and IS YOUR MONEY SAFE HERE? *2 rebate An elated Harold Purth, director of the Investigators found all the hotel’s “My recollection is that it was more expensive V U PI photo emergency doors locked and speculated single numters south Friday with teens Sunday. . . . local bank presidents say It Is replacing the box than the cash that was in it,” he said. Princeton University’s Plasma Physics New Hampshire: Chance of light snow or flurries offer Laboratory, said Tuesday the giant the barred exits trapped guests, adding to the casualties. Friday and Saturday. Fair Sunday. Daily highs in the Get a $ 2 rebate when you buy a standard Tokamak fusion test reactor was turned How cold is it? HAPPY HOLIDAYSI or HQX'Plus hi(^ grade Scotch The official death toll was put at 10, teens north to 20s south Friday warming to near 30 north on for the first time at 3:06 a.m. EIST and near 40 south Sunday. Overnight lows 0 to 10 below SpaeMtor \ VideocMsette. either VHS M 2 0 , Ben Lascoumes of Burlington, Vt., finds out Tuesday how cold the but identifications of those killed were L-750/L-500 or a Scotch Head Christmas Eve following months of in the north and single numbers south Friday with teens NEW YEAR’S WEEKEND - W Ctoariino Videocassette. water of Lake Champlain Is at this time of the year, even If the weather delayed because the hotel registration around-the-clock activity. Sunday. Police union approves Limited offer, ask store for detals. Hie reactor worked as intended and Isn’t. He and three companions who work at a Burlington ski shop have book burned up in the two-hour blaze. 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Mount Everest, the Ministry of Tourism expenses growing faster than revenues State ’Transportation Commissioner J. said. ..•Raymond Mazzone, 47, who sought unsuccessfully to '1983 eatondar pada de^ite employee lay offs and cutbacks William Bums said Tliesday the $47 Gallon stabilizes The ministry said there was still a retire in June 1980 at 70 percent of his full pension. daak calandara, data booka A raflik presents in local programs. million is far short of what is needed to chance Kato was alive and said rescue Tlie town’s pension rules say police officers retiring “With the recession likely to continue do all necessary repair work but it will CONCORD, N.H. (UPI) - Gov. Hugh efforts for the Japanese businessman Lottery early are docked five percent of their pension for every and the recovery expected to be weak give the state a chance to start reversing Gallon’s condition has stabilized in a and Toshiaki Kobayasbi, a man who had year they leave before the minimum retirement age. "every and slow, local fiscal conditions — ~>.The union agreed that the minimum age is 50, based on little C the longstanding deterioration of roads Boston hospital but he won’t be able to scaled the world’s highest mountain with already strained — should worsen in and bridges. deliver the traditional address next week Kato, would resume Thursday. the town’s personnel rales; the town said the minimum thing" 1963,” said Alan Beals, executive direc­ He said with 60 percent of the state’s when Gov.-elect John Sununu replaces Kato, who lost all his toes in a 1973 as­ 9044. age was 60. On Thursday, Judge Alien W. Smith agreed Numbers drawn in New • .with the town. tor of the lS0,009-city organization. roads and bridges in unsatisfactory con­ him. cent of Everest, reached the sununit of England Tuesday: Rhode Islaml daily: 6593. Beals told a news conference that dition, a $1.5 billion m aintenance Former Sen. Thomas McIntyre, D- the 29,028-foot mountain Monday after­ Vermont daily: 412. Tighe said the union will appeal the case to the state BERMUDA Connecticut daily: 793. cities fear the administration's fiscal program would be necessary over the N.H., has agreed to stand in for Gallen noon but failed to arrive at a lower camp Massachusetts daily: . Supreme Court. Maine daily: 188. He said he expected union members to endorse the ( 4 1984 budget may include further cuts in next decade. during ceremonies before the Tuesday morning. New Hampshire daily: 5797. community development, urban develop­ Bums said he was unhappy over the Legislature Jan. 5, Gallen’s news A bachelor from Omiyashi, Japan, contract proposal, agreed to last week by town and un- The Affordable Getaway^* ment and housing funds. He said cities federal government’s stripping the secretary, Jennifer Murray, said Kato, 33, was the first man to climb . ton negotiators. already have taken more than their states of their fight to regulate double­ Tuesday. Everest in winter and also the first to Union members rejected the last contract proposal share of federal budget cuts in recent trailer tracks because they are a safety Sununu defeated Gallen, a two-term scale the mountain in all three climbing brought before them, which included scheduling years. hazard on crowded highways. Democrat, in the 'November election. seasons. changes for patrol officers but not for detectives and ad­ Almanac ministrative employees, Tighe said. FEATURES: \ Town and union negotiators had expected to resolve Round trip Jet transportation via Today is Wednesday, Dec. 29, the S6Srd day of 1982 D E LTA AIRLINES batwaan HarMord with two to follow. AAon gets lift he and Barmuda. P eopietalk Hie moon is in its last quarter. Weekend Special The morning stars are Jupiter and Satmn. The evening stars are Mercury, Venus and Mart. didn't bargain for Mixed Bouquet if Five daya/four nighta at tha luxurious an independent producer. He will be replaced by Tliose born on this date are under the sign of ELBOW BEACH HOTEL. Slowing down Universal’s distribution and marketing chief, Capricorn. Robert Rehme. Andrew Johnson, 17th president of the United States, . Imagine the fright of a Manchester's street peo- Age is finally catching up with Hai Deng, a Sid Sheinberg, president of Universal’s parent was born Dec. 29, 1806. refuse truck operator who pie. >3.26.1 bunch if Braakfast and dinner dally at tha Chinese Kung Fu master. The Peking newspaper company, MCAInc.,saysTanen,$l, will become an On this date in history: picks up a dumpster to The driver from Sanitary hotel. China Daily says, as a youth Hai Deng could . nempty its contents into his Refuse Co. met Joyner by independent producer “working in everything from In 1848, gas lights were Installed at the White House ,85 E. CENTER ST. balance upside down on one finger for two hours. feature films to pay TV to remrds, all in associa­ for the first time. packer truck and then sees chance later this morning C A S f i ^ Now. at 78, he needs to use a finger and a thumb. tion with our company.” In IH l, the flrst Young Men’s Christian Association - .a man clinging perilously and told him about the un- CARRY 649-5268 if Transfers batwaan tha airport and tha chapter opened in Boston. to the arms of the lift. nerving experience. 2 Rehme, 47, will be named president of MCA’s hotel. Night afloat motion-picture group. In 1972, a Jumbo Jetliner (an L-lOIl) craAed near The man who narrowly Miami, Fta.,UlUng 96 people. Seventy-aeven survived. -eacaped being compacted President Reagan and bis wife, Nancy, have In 1975, 11 were killed and 75 ihjnred when a bomb J 'into the truck was Ray if All tips and taxes at the hotel In­ accepted an invitation from Queen Elizabeth to Back to Ole Miss exploded at LaGuardia Airport in New York City. Myette, who normally cluding Bermuda Departure tax A spend the night of their 31st wedding anniversary sleeps in the bus shelter on for the first se t- ~ energy surcharge. March 4 aboard the Royal Yacht Britannia. James Meredith, 49, who broke the color barrier A thought for the day: French philosopher Remy de Main Street. Buckingham Palace says the Reagans will board at the University of Misslssipl in 1982, has applied Gourmont said, "Art la the accc^Uce of love. Tate t." Myette told the driver he and get the second set F R E E 9 the yacht in San Francisco during a Feb. 2S-March 7 to the school for a teaching or administrative posi­ love away and there la no longer art.” gave up at the bus shelter .if A A A CocMall party. royal tour of the United States by the quden and tion to enable him to carry out bis plan for the because people were Fblnce Philip. reunification of all black people. ' .‘hassling him there and he at the time of developing. The two heads of state met for the first time last “I have come to the point in my life and work moved to the dumpster if AAA Escorted. summer when Reagan made a tour of Ehirope after where ... “in order to have the greatest effec­ behind One Heritage Offer good thru Doc. 31st the Versailles summit meeting. The Reagans tiveness, It is necessary to become associated with IHattrWtpr Place. 1 stayed at Windsor Castle at that time. an institution or orgaiixatldn.” RldMurd M. Diamond, Publlthar The Incident occurred Meredith also said be has asked President this monilng and it was not Thomas J. Moopar, Qanaral Manapw Reagan to consider establishing a Black African long before it came to the Nancy’s style Development Volunteer Corps, along the lines of attention of outgoing state s! $447*„» / U8PS 3B7-600 '.'representative Walter First lady Nancy Reagan is one of 10 Top Style the Peace Corps, to further aid devdtqmient of VOL. Cll, No. 76 African nations. Joyner, who has launched a Makers of the Year named by the National Hair­ PuMMi^d dflNy #w6pc Suntfgy SECOND SET •nd odruin holidays by lha ai.Sd'wsskly, IS.12.for ona *'low-key campaign to 18 Departures Thru March 28th dressers and Cosmetologist Association. provide shelters for The S0,000-member hairdressers organization Manchaafar Pubdahlng Co., ia nranth, aiBJS tar W as motUha. OF i 0* f - will choose one of the 10 as National Style Maker of Quote of the day Bralnard Plaoa, Manohsstsr, W .70 tar tlii inonais and laiXO Conn. 08040. Booend o lss a 'm on# ysar. MaM raiss ars i - ' the Year in March. .poalaga paid al Minehaatar, avaBtaii on taauiw. COLOR PRINTS UPf photo South African snake park curator Austin Stevens, Conn. POSTMASTER Sand ad------Also in the top 10: actresses Raquel Welch, Lynda 22, is in the second weak of an a tte i^ to beat bis Gray, Lonl Anderson, Linda Evans and Morgan drsasohanosstoaisManohafMr Toptaoaactaaaaiadof diaptay NOTICE 4x6 own record of S2 days living In a cage filled with Marald, P.O. Sox 6S1, advorttoomant, or to rapert a Assaulted Fairchild, and singers Diana Ross, Sheena Easton, deadly boomalanga, cobras, puff adders and black Man oh m ar. Conn. 06040. nswa Bam, atary or pMIura Mte. Probate Court is open (Hivla Newton-John and Barbara Mandrell. mambas at the Hartbeeqxirt Snake Park, near ------oas 6488711. OMaa iwura are for conferenchs with the To subooflbo, or to laporf a B:S0 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday Judge from 6:20 P.M. to ActreM Dlan« McBain, who plays a madam Johannesburg. dtdvsry probtom, oal S47-da4d. dKougb PtMay. 3 ^A x 5 xiziN* He says, “Tlie Mg problem is sleeping. Tbsy pMoa hours ars 6:80 a m to aao ------8 P.M . on Thursday In tha television soap opera "Days of Our While the going’s good nights. Appointments only at... 4 0 w Dey Fiwi ProcsssIng II Brought In By Meow Lives,” said Tuesday she was robbed, raped m w l everywhere — under the pillow. In the rp.in. Monday through Priddy and Tps ManabaaMr HarsW la a Ned Tanen, riding high as president of Universal 7 to 10 a.m. Ba b i ^ . OaBatry aubaetibar to Uidtod P m InMr- snggested. Night and beaten by two men who assaulted her In Mgiikete. The danger is rolling on top of one of them should bo made by 8 p m Mon- nadonal nans aamoM Md to a Pictures with the phenomenal success of “E.T. The or slapping one by accideht in your sleep. Then Isispboae Aumber: 617- her Los Angeles garage eerty Christmas day ihrougb Pilday anoAty 7M mambar of Ihs AudM awabu o( 3217. the iatem noff W camera »hop EhEtra-Terrestrlal,” is stepping down as bead of the there’s this black mamba which has ' hecn very a.m. Sahirday. , CkOMtodoni. S f:;------MANCHESTER! Day. giant movie and TV production company to become restless and is upsetting the others ) » William E. FitsGerald 639 main § 4 S > 7 M 0 mancheiter j Judge of Probate CALL MOW 646-7096 J i - MANCHESTER HERALD, Wed., Dec. 29, 1982 MANCHESTER HERALD, Wed., Dec. 29, 1982 - 5 Police shooting sparks Miami race riot Times Square to Orient Express

took place, to rescue investigating M IAM I (D P I) — Squads of police "I was a victim of random Johnson was dead — took to the shortly before midnight when police New Year's Eve: choices Harms estimated as many as 200 officers. They were trapped Inside today sealed off parts of the Over- violence,” Paul Rodenkirch, a 23- streets, burning, looting and rioters were involved, but David L. pursuing a gang of suspected looters the arcade by a growing crowd of town ghetto where one man was year-old white man, said of the shooting at police. Perkins, a black community leader, were fired upon and in turn opened blacks who had "turned hostile,” killed and six people injured in a Tuesday night riot. He was leaving a put the figure at 600. ‘"They were fire, killing one of the gang, a street riot by hundreds of blacks hospital with his head bandaged and JOHNSON, S H O T in the head, witness said. Harms said. for every purse abound throwing rocks and bottles and was in critical condition today. torching cars, looting stores and his shirt bloodspattered. shooting at white people,” he said. “ Somebody started shooting gt HARMS SAID two white officers Three hour^ later, after hundreds waging gunbattles in protest of a “ I had no idea whatsoever that The only victims shot, however, them and they started shooting he would not identify. Went into the of officers firing teargas canisters By Andrea Herzberg Organizers said they fireworks win oe set olt a $500 donation to the police shooting. anything was happening. My car were black. Four whites, including a back,” said Gerald Duhart, 23. arcade on a “ self-initiated check” cleared most of the streets. Police expected more than 500,000 from 15 neighborhood American Cancer Society. Tear gas hung in the air in the was assaulted with stones and one of police officer, received apparently “ They shot him and I saw him fall and “ identified a man witha gun.” United Press Chief Kenneth Harms said, “ Right people to jam New York’s parks and from Pioneer At New York's Waldorf- area just south of the Liberty City them made it through the driver’s less serious injuries. on the street.” International He said the officer asked the Times Square in the last Court — on the Chicago Astoria Hotel, about 1,000 section where three days of race side window and hit me. I tried to now the situation is under control.” There were reports the first shots young black man ‘“ What’s that?’ hours of Dec. 31 for the River just across the street people w ill pay $200 to $225 rioting killed 18 people in May 1980, drive through quickly, but it wasn’t In balmy, 75-degree weather, of­ THREE POLICE cars were did not come from the looters. Hip flasks and half pints The suspect said ‘That’s a gun.’” countdown to the New from the famed Wrigley each to see Osmond and and police pursued looters still quick enough.’ ’ ficers stood at nearly every comer burned after weapons were seized “ There were four or five shots, then will be hoisted to greet 1983 “ The officer placed his left hand Lew is in the nationally Police said the shooting of Nevile in the 35-bIock area and some from them. ’Two television news rapid fire,” one officer said. in N e w Y o r k ’ s T im e Year, whose arrival will be Building. roaming debris-littered streets. on the revolver and pulled his own Forty-four Americans televised New Year’s Eve "The Snake” Johnson, 21, at a video streets were still blocked to traffic. vehicles and a truck also were Riot-equipped police had to rash Square, where 500,000 peo­ marked by the descent of a Numerous stores were looted and gun with his right hand. The in­ extravaganza, said arcade Tuesday night was an acci­ Sporadic reports of looting con­ torched. to the video arcade where the ple will celebrate New brightly lit red apple. The planned to join a New heavily damaged — one with a car dividual made a quldk movement Waldorf reservationist dent, but enraged blacks— believing tinued through the night. Seemingly, the only death came Y ea r’s Eve in time-honored apple made its debut last Year’s celebration in rammed through its facade. shooting that triggered the violence and the officer’s gun discharged.” tradition for no more than year, replacing the Europe, toasting in 1983 Rosalind Culvert. 75 cents — the price of a traditional shining ball. aboard the Orient Express, Another big-time New Lewis returning to business subway token. There will be a special which resumed service this York City celebration will Dramatic The tinkle of champagne message on the flashing year after being out of be the $600-a-couple glasses will ring in the New billboard of No. 1 Times operation for six years. gourmet dinner at Year aboard Europe’s Square as reveler’s toast The cost for the trip Regine’s. fabled Orient Express, the New Year. ranged from $550 each for ^ u t the New Y ea r’s fare Transportation secretary resigns eclipse w ith a h a lf d o z e n The message: “ If you’re those already in London or at the Knights of Columbus Americans paying $3,5tiu drinking, let someone else Paris to catch to the train Hall in Brooklyn’s Bay drive.” to Venice, to $3,500 for a Ridge section, inciuding , 1 UPI photo apiece to join the celebra­ package tour that included scungilli, calamari, stuffed W ASH ING TO N lU P Il - With executive officer of Warner Amex Federal Highway Administrator business consultant and GOP expected tion aboard the train made Fireworks will explode a week in Europe and shells, eggplant parmegian regret.s by members of Congress Cable Communications Inc., a Ray Barnhart, who worked with political figure, said when he CARS ARE STILL BURIED FOUR DAYS AFTER DENVER BLIZZARD famous by tales of intrigue. over Chicago to mark the arrival of 1983 and the round-trip air fare. and chicken with wine 2 and President Reagan. Drew Lewis partnership of Warner Com­ Lewis to get the gasoline ta'x passed, became transportation secretary in . . . another storm howled across Great Lakes Tuesday . For Americans who stay SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) - Six Americans took the sauce, will cost just $27.50 is stepping down as secretary of the munications and American Express. and Darrell Trent, currently deputy 1981 he would return to private in­ home, the unlikely duo of 150th anniversary of the Earth’s shadow will envelop the $3,500 deal, which included per person. Transportation Department to He will become the third member dustry in two years. singer Donny Osmond and c i t y ’ s fo u n d in g . T h e transportation secretary. The moon early Thursday in the last of the original Reagan Cabinet to Washington Post reported. piano rocker Jerry Lee I return to private industry. In resigning, Lewis praised total lunar eclipse visible in North Sen. Robert Dole. R-Kan.. chair­ resign Earlier this year, Alexander It was Lewis, 51, who kept the First blizzard of season Lewis will oversee the Reagan's leadership and said he is ' America until 1986 and officials man of the Senate Finance Com­ Haig stepped down as secretary of planes flying during the 1981 air con­ nationally televised New ready to help the president cam­ expect a star show of high drama mittee. said Lewis had developed “ a state and James Edwards quit as trollers’ strike and who conceived of Y ear’s countdown Friday paign for re-election in 1984. and possibly dangerous high tides. great deal of admiration on Capitol energy secretary. and shepherded the administration’s night from New York’s ( ) Thursday’s eclipse, the last of Hill ' and will be "sorely missed" in In f’ hoenix, Ariz., Deputy White 5-cents-a-gallon gasoline tax through Lewis said he reached his decision buries Midwest in snow Waldorf-Astoria Hotel, "after much thought and careful three in 1982, will be particularly where the late Guy Lom­ 9 Washington House press secretary Larry a reluctant Congress. ( consideration.” dark due to the eruption of a volcano ) Reagan, in a letter to Lewis, Speakes said Reagan hopes to name Sen. Steve Symms, R-Idaho, bardo and his Royal in El Chichon, Mexico, last April By Charles J. Abbott Great Lakes region early today and the Twin Cities. accepted his resignation with "great a replacement by Feb. 1. Speakes chairman of the Senate transporta­ Lewis will be joining Warner Canadians orchestra that spewed a massive cloud of dust United Press International heavy snow blanketed upper Three doctors hiked or sklied ( regret" and said "1 will miss your declined to speculate on a possible tion subcommittee, praised Lewis Amex. the nation’s fifth-la'rgest greeted 49 New Year’s ) into the atmosphere. Michigan. Ironwood and Wakefield through the blizzard to deliver wise advice successor. He said Lewis did not as "probably one of the most effec­ cable operator. It was formed in with “ Auld Lang Syne.” “ This eclipse is unique and par­ The Midwest’s first blizzard of the had 18 to 24 inches. Gusty winds babies in Minnesota and South .At a news conference Tuesday, make a recommendation. tive secretaries of transportation January 1979 when American Americans’ choices of ( winter howled across the Great whipped snowdrifts and forecasters Dakota. David Moe, of Montevideo, ) ticularly exciting to volcano New Year’s celebrations Lewis announced he will resign Feb. The two names mentioned most in this country has known.” Express bought a 50 percent stake in DREW LEWIS Lakes carrying up to 2 feet of snow, said another half foot was possible. Minn., was coached over the watchers,” Andrew Fraknoi, were myriad — varying I tq become chairman and chief early speculation were those of Lewis, a former Pennsylvania Warner Cable Corp. to be "sorely missed” leaving behind 15-foot drifts and Two feet hit Bayfield County, telephone in delivering is w ife’s ( executive officer of the widely by tastes and ) Wis., by late Tuesday. twin sons. Astronomical Society of the Pacific, plunging 35,000 people into darkness pocketbooks. in freezing temperatures. Nine Dozens of cities in the Elastern “ My wife and I said a short prayer said in an interview. In Fort Worth, Texas, up ( Made by SHADY GLEN. A hearty drink ) Minneapolis-area men fell dead United States set record highs and I kissed my wife goodbye and "Usually, the sunlight from to 5,000 western swing while clearing snow. Tuesday, spoiling the money­ started walking,” said Dr. Charles rich enough to dilute. Peter Pulitizer behind the Earth is bent around lovers were expected to ( Earth’s atmosphere, with red light At least 42 people have died in the making season for ski resorts. Crutchfield, who slogged 3 miles May be served as is, or as a base for your favorite Brandy. ) pack Billy Bob’s Texas, the vile weather that started with a Workmen using huge snowplows through chest-deep drifts to a St. ,f. bending much more than blue light. world’s largest honky-tonk, Sold by the quart, or in individual glasses So instead of the moon being com­ Christmas Eve blizzard in Denver. cleared 15-foot snowdrifts from Paul, Minn., hospital. ( You can be sure you buy the best when to hear the Charlie ) The blizzard and wild winds that Interstate 70 just east of the Denver A couple of panels in the airsup- wins divorce case pletely dark in an eclipse, we nor- D a n i e l ’ s B a n d . A' you buy SHADY GLEN! city limits, freeing more than 1,000 ported fabric roof of the Hubert H. maliy have a reddish shade in the gusted up to 69 mph in Michigan spokesman for Billy Bob’s ■( travelers who had been stranded Humphrey Metrodome sagged un­ ) shadow. That’s what gave rise to the Tuesday left nearly 35,000 people said tickets ranged from overnight by the second blizzard to der the heavy snow. A row of WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. (UPI) custody of the couple’s twin 5-year- blood-red eclipses in legends. without power in Nebraska, Iowa $100 for “ good reserved ( hit Colorado. 200,000-pound lights was removed to — Millionaire publishing heir Peter old sons, MacLean and Zachary, to “ The dust cloud is blocking the and Michigan — 15,000 in the Detroit seats” to $25 “ that’ll get reduce the strain and a hole was Pulitzer won custody of his two Pulitzer. sun's light so this will be a much area. Repair crews hoped to restore Kansas officials reopened you in the door but won’t young sons and his wife was given a Mrs. Pulitzer was given her sports more dramatic type of darkening,” service today. Interstate 70, releasing a^lood of opened to drain precipitation to the ( guarantee you anything.” floor of the stadium. cash settlement of only 348,000 by a car, $60,000 in jew elry and $48,000 in Fraknoi said. “ It’s an endless battle,” s a id ' motorists. Hundreds were stranded In Nashville, Tenn., the Strong winds battered the judge who said Roxanne F^litzer’s cash — a small fraction of Pulitzer’s “ Scientists can study the intensity trooper Ron Menghini at the by the blizzard that crippled travel owner of Skulls Rainbow ( from Kansas to Minnesota with Midwest, gusting to 76 mph in "tlagrant acts of adultery” multimillion dollar fortune. She was of the darkness to get a lot of ' Wakefield, Mich., state police post. Room doesn’t think New “ Every hour w e’re getting an inch winds from 40 to 80 mph that blew northwestern Illinois. Flint, Mich., destroyed the marriage. ordered to vacate the couple's Palm valuable information about the Y ear’s Eve should be any of snow. You plow the snow and an roads shut as fast as snowplows had gusts of 69 mph and Pontiac was ( TWO CONVENIENT LOCATIONS IN MANCHESTER "The wife’s exorbitant demands Beach mansion by Jan. 10. effect of the volcanic dust, a rare more expensive than any shocks the conscience of this court, The judge ruled Pulitizer would re­ hour later, you can’t even tell it’s passed. It was the fourth worst raked with 68 mph winds. The winds 840 E MIDDLE TPKE onRT 6 Open Daily and Sun Pafkade Branch open Mon thruSai'^ opportunity indeed.” other night in the year. The John C and Bemtce A Ricg Owr>cn been plowed.” storm ever for the Minneapolis area ripped roofs, snapped trees and cut putting the court in mind of the hit tain control over his fortune, es­ Since the moon and sun w ill be club will charge its regular ( WilhamJ Hoch. Executive Manager electricity to 15,000 in Detroit sub­ record by country music singer. timated by Pulitzer at $2.5 million closer than usual to the Earth Rains finally ended after dumping with 16'A inches of snow in 24 hours. $5 per couple fee to see its urbs. Another 15,000 in southeastern Jerry R e ^ , which laments, ‘She got but by his wife at $25 million. during this eclipse, their 20 inches of water on parts of Snowdrifts estimated at 12 to 15 exotic dancers. the gold mine, I got the shaft,” ’ Cir­ Harper said he ruled in Pulitzer's gravitational pulls will create Louisiana, where 500 are homeless, feet caused a roof at the Knox Michigan lost power. " I don’t believe in in­ cuit Judge Carl Harper said in his favor because Mrs. Pulitzer had . greater-than-normal high tides. but officials warned of stil more lumber yard in Brooklyn Park, a Chicago, Milwaukee and Sault Ste. flating prices for New \ ruling Tuesday. destroyed the couple's marriage. The National Weather Service flooding in northern and central Minneapolis suburb, to collapse and Marie, Mich., were among cities - Louisiana as the runoff drains. 8-foot drifts were common. that hit recor(l highs early ’Tuesday Year’s,” said David V The brief ruling legally ended the "Flagrant acts of adultery and predicts a 7.2-foot tide under the 5 0 % OFF PROGRAM , Rising waters also posed flooding Nine men, from 53 to 87, died of but icy blasts sent temperatures "Skull” Schulman. “ I don’t Pulitzers’ BVi-year marriage, which other gross marital conduct demeans Golden Gate Bridge — the highest Expires Dec. 31, 1982 problems in southeastern Arkansas. apparent heart failure, while trying tumbling. Readings fell 39 degrees feel it’s fair to my regular V/\ began with a simple ceremony at the sanctity of the marriage and the level since last Jan. 9. Gale-force winds blew across the to shovel or plow snow Tuesday in in 12 hours in Chicago to 27 degrees. customers.” E home and colla p s^ in a flurry of family unit and w ill not be tolerated That’s worrisome news for Alviso, f l - bitter accusations of adultery, by ah enduring society,” Harper a town 55 miles south of San Fran­ lesbianism, incest and drug abuse said. “ It is improper to permit an cisco which sustained $10 million that made headlines around the errant spouse to destroy a marriage damage April 2, when a storm whip­ Teens to be heard world. ping a 5.5-foot high tide sent UPl photo ... then ciaim benefits equal to those Fugitive sought Harper, who was brought down which would have been enjoyed had floodwaters through the community from the conservative Florida the marriage remained intact.” of 1,700. PETER PULITIZER (SHOWN DURING DIVORCE TRIAL) HAS BEEN GRANTED CUSTODY OF SONS Panhandle to hear the sensational Pulitzer, 51, grandson of tura-of- “ We’re worried especially about during divorce trial Roxanne Pulitizer (right) given cash settlement of only $48,000 19-day divorce trial, awarded in kidnapping the-century publishing magnate the 30th when the highest tides are C Joseph Pulitzer, claimed his 31- expected to hit. If there’s a storm or awarding the physical year-old w ife nearly ruined him by wind in addition, we could be in W ICHITA, Kan. ( U P D - parents and allowing them to stay with their father un­ custody of one human bringing cocaine and marijuana into trouble,” said Fire Capt. G erry of teenage boy Two teenage boys spent $1 til the divorce trial. being to another is very im­ President defends defense buildup their lives, taking male and female Hubbard. each to hire their own at­ "W e will have an observer on the torney to fight for custody Moore said, to the best of portant, and the child lovers, including the w ife of another NEWARK, N.J. (UPI) - Federal and sUte V Golden Gate Bridge to warn of in­ rights in their parents’ his knowledge, it was the whose custody is the prize millionaire, a Grand Prix racecar authorities in New Jersey, New York and LOS ANGELES (P II - President high, but considering the alter­ salute. He was introduced by Navy toward fulfilling our pledge to coming tides. When they enter the. divorce trial and their first first tim e children had should be consulted.” driver and a French baker, and Massachusetts are searching for a fugitive Reagan stood on the deck of the USS native. it's worth it," Reagan said. Secretary John Lehman, who said rebuild Am erica’s miiitary bay, we will have one hour and 10 victory was being allowed^ demanded the right to tell Moore said. spending his money with abandon. suspected of kidnapping a 13-year-old Highlands New Jersey and told critics of his Outside the gate of the Long Reagan had kept his campaign capability.” minutes to evacuate the area, if to live temporarily with the court the parent with Moore said he did not Mrs. Pulitzer claimed it was boy to a homosexual hangout in the Bay State. $1.6 trillion defense buildup, "the Beach Naval Shipyard, about 150 pledge by stressing the importance necessary.” their father. whom they want to live. think allowing young peo­ He said, “ It marks the resurgence Pulitzer who introduced drugs into A federal arrest warrant was issued Tuesday by price of peace is always high” but proesters waved placards. One read of sea power in maintaining peace. The moon’s gradual Immersion The boys found their at­ The Wichita judge also ple to testify on their own of our nation’s strength. It’s a the marriage, smuggled marijuana U.S. Magistrate Robert Cowen charging Hugh worth it. "Stop the No-Win Arms Race.” The New Jersey’s $326 million into total darkness will begin at 1:50 torney, Jean O liver Moore, ordered a standard in­ behalf in the courts would strength we can afford — we cannot into the country aboard his luxury Hammiil, 21, with unlawful flight to avoid prosecu­ Reagan Tuesday recommissioned Reagan and his wife, Nancy, spent overhaul included equipping the a.m. PST as ot enters Earth’s by thumbing through >the vestigation by juvenile plague the legal process afford to lose it.” yacht and had sex with Liza Leidy, tion for the kidnapping of the missing blond boy, the World War Il-vintage battleship the night at the Century Plaza Hotel vessel with cruise missiles and the shadow, and end at 5:07 a.m. PST Yellow Pages. authorities to make with irrelevant testimony. his daughter by a previous Charles Dyson. as an ultra-modern missile cruiser in I..OS Angeles. They were to fly to latest in radar and communications Reagan argued for. greater when it exits. It w ill be the last full Jeff Richards, 17, and his recommendations to the “ The important thing is • marriage. FBI spokesman Michael McDonnell said Ham- and vigorously defended his Palm Springs today where they will technology, making it what the military power in the face of what lunar eclipse visible in the West un­ brother, Joe, 15, said they court. the lawsuit achieves the mill was last seen in Wareham, Mass, around Dec. aggressive defense spending. celebrate New Year's Eve at the Navy says is the the most modem he calied the “ military might” of Pulitzer heard about the ruling til April 24, 1986, and in the rest of first called Moore to a ^ Although the boys had effect of increasing 2 and said the agency and local authorities were "W e must not fool ourselves.” he home of multimillionaire Walter warship on the high seas. the Soviet Union. ' while at his ranch north of Lake the country until Aug. 16, 1989. how old children had to be been living with their accessibility between the searching for him in the three states. said. "Providing an adequate Annenberg, a friend. Said Reagan, "Putting this great “ Yes.” he said, “ the cost is high Okeechobee with his sons. Mrs. During the hour of total blackout to decide ‘which parent father since their parents courts and the children, not Hammiil, whose last known address was a post defense is not cheap. The president was greeted aboard ship hack to work protecting our — but the price of neglect would be Leidy said her father was “ thrilled in between, the Ea^th w ill be direct­ with which they wanted to separated last month, a how much money the •office box in Chichester, N.Y., was described as 5- "Th e price of peace is always the USS New Jersey with a 21-gun country represents a major step infinitely higher.” to hear the news.” ly between the sun and the moon. live. judge recently granted lawyers make,” said foot-10,160 pounds with brown hair and brown eyes. “ He (Joe) just called to temporary custody of the Moore, noting he got $1 in He uses the names Hamil and Hamel and has see how old you had to be to teenagers to their mother. attorney fees front each formerly worked for printing firms, McDonnell decide where you wanted “ We believe the issue of boy. said. to live, but he got to talking Hammiil, suspected of being a “ chicken hawk” with Mr. Moore,” Jeff or procurer of young boys for men, was charged in said. “ He said he’d repre­ Monmouth County with abducting the boy on Nov. sent us, he said he liked 2 29 and transporting him to a cottage in Wareham. kids with guts and he really A police raid on the cottage Dec. 6 uncovered wants kids all over the some 200 photos of young boys. 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Dupuis between Ms calls and contributions to consideration for particular consulting WEST views.” HAVEN (UPI) — An investigation has United Press International the Democratic Party. engineers for statd work. been ordered into the shooting of two New Haven “All that I suggested was that If these Powers, arrested on charges as a Fitzgerald said at “no time did I say to Jack men who allegedly attempted to run from a stolen HARTFORD — Sen.- Russell Post of people were qualified... that they be result of the investigation, told the grand the commissioner give this one special car after leading state police on a high speed chase Canton claims allegations state con­ given consideration,” Fitzgerald s ^ . Jury Fitzgerald and others contacted him consideration” and there was no discus­ Andersoil sion of contributions to the party. Legislative designs for an old building through southwestern Connecticut. tracts were awarded to top party con­ Post said 19 of the 20 largest con­ about consultants but “never exercised Lawrence Nelson, 24, was struck in the left knee undue pressure or influence.” “I never ran to the file to check Washington tributors were first raised in Ms un­ tributors to the Democratic Party since Tuesday and was admitted to Yale-New Haven successful campaign for the Republican 1975, when now Gov. William O’Neill The affidavit, made public at the whether or not they were in fact con­ Marry-Qo-Round Hospital for knee surgery. Anthony Brown, 18, was became state party chairman, were con­ request of Powers’ defense attorney, tributors,” he said, adding he met some STATE CAPITOL - This old Glastone, was elected state com­ Father Devine, who has a gubernatorial nomination. ptroller and promptly raised a lot sense of history and a genuine treated and released. Post made the comments Tuesday, sultants who received more than $100 said DOT workers told investigators in- of the people for the first time when they house, sitting pretty for 104 years presented their qualifications to him. of eyebrows by ordering a job on reverence for this national land­ State police spokesman Adam Berluti said the day after a Superior Court Judge open^ million in no-bid consulting contracts. dividuab in the Governor’s Office and on a hill in downtown Hartford, is two suspects were unarmed and an investigation the affidavit which led to the arrest of “We are now beginning to see the so- Democratic Party “Influenced the awar­ Asked why a consultant who didn’t upstaging its temporary oc­ Capitol Comments his office that made it rival the mark, objected to “temporary" know him would seek his help in getting paneled board rooms of Madison has been ordered because state troopers Thomas former Transporation Commissioner called quid pro quo,” said Post. He said ding of design contracb in return for cupants again and that is worth exhibits around the building. Nicoletti and Robert Braychak of Troop I in the allegations in the'affidavit “indicates political contributions by the consulting state business, Fitzgerald replied, “1 Avenue. Arthur B. Powers on six charges. more than passing notice. I Bob Conrad They could become a problem, he Bethany allegedly fired several shots at them. Democratic State (Chairman James M. that the investigation is going along the engineer selected.” suppose because you’re Democratic ’This time, state auditors Leo said, when an $18 million renova­ Libyans Berluti said all shooting incidents are Fitzgerald and Charles M. “Chad" same track that I was going along last Chief State’s Attorney Austin J. state chairman and they feel you could It is graced during this holiday Syndicated Columnist interval by one of the most Donohue and Henry Becker, both tion (which bis committee will automatically subject to departmental investiga­ Mc(}011am, an executive aide to two spring and last summer.” McGuigan said his office’s investigation be helpful.” Fitzgerald said he saw nothing wrong beautiful Christmas trees around of Avon, have tootled the whistle oversee) starts next year. tion. governors,. acknowledged Tuesday Post said release of the affidavit of the DOT in “no way” involved Gov. William O’Neill and had “never focused with making the calls and, though he in its first floor west lobby, on work that was awarded by the Police said the incident began with a high-speed asking Powers to give certain'’ con­ during the gubernatorial campaign BUT IN settUng thU latest alm ost chase in Stamford and ended in West Haven wh%!i would have put “a great deal of heat” on on the governor, directly or indirectly, in didn’t know for certain, wouldn’t be sur­ thanks to Representative Mae Capitol’s caretaker authority. sultants consideration in the award of no­ argument over the use of the the car the suspects were driving went out of ccj- bid contracts for state work. some candidates for explanations. no way. Period.” prised to learn other party chairmen — Schmidle of Newtown, who Legislative Management, without competitive bidding. Capitol, the Legislative Manage­ trol on Interstate 95. It rolled over several tim& McCollam said it was “standard "The story is bigger than the cam­ McGuigan refused comment when both Democratic and Republican — had arranged a year ago for this gift made similar calls. ’That’s a no-no, said the auditors. ment Conunittee pulled its rank before coming to a rest about 100 feet from exit 42 procedure” for him to ask Powers to paign,” Post said, ‘"niis story has enor­ asked if the investigation involved people by Marion Batchelder of her designs on the place every time. victim s in the Governor’s Office, saying he Fitzgerald also said he hasn’t made let them have the chairs. These The heck it is, said on Father Devine’s group and near Saw Mill Road. consider particular contractors. But the mous implications as to who was in­ home town and Maria Ferrigno What has happened this year„ap- Berluti said the two attempted to run from the aide to governors Ella T. Grasso and volved in what seems to me to be a cor­ would have “no comment on the in­ any calls to. Powers’ successor, J. leaders ought to be positively Management’s David Ogle of said the exhibits are all ri^ t. It of Bridgeport. brilliant in solving the state’s parently, is that some leaders WASHINGTON - In the car into a wooded and bushy area and one of the William A. O’Neill said he never tried to rupt system.” vestigation at all” except to say it was William Bums, on consulting contracts Avon and Peter Waldron of is, said House Minority Leader “because since all of this thing But it is also echoing with little fiscal needs if that position does have taken the budgeted Item as R. E. Van Norstrand of Darien, checkered career of renegade CIA troopers in pursuit fired a few shots. influence Powers’ final decision. Powers told a one-man grand jury, in­ ongoing and O’Neill was not involved. Meriden. Hearing these Shots, the other trooper also fired vestigating alleged corruption in the Fitzgerald said he called Powers about developed architects, engineers and con- quarrels over how to use the it for them. a blank check to provide the “people’s building." agent Eklwin Wilson, no escapade is Fitzgerald said he saw nothing wrong Meanwhile, the painters and at Nelson and Brown, Berluti said. in having made the calls to Powers and Department of ’Transportation, political a dozen times in the two-year period in sulants haven’t come near me asking for 2 available space inside this mar­ themselves with throne rooms. more revealing than his involve­ The bickering, however, is Presumably such other “tem­ figures made “numerous requests” for question asking certain consultants be it.” ble and granite landmark and Democrats, in the majority, ob­ carpenters and electricians have ment in a scheme to engineer a coup Both were arrested after Nelson was hit in the at no time was there a connection more deep-seated than that. Of­ porary” exhibits as France’s left knee. They were charged with first degree how to cater to the whims of viously have the advantage in gone ahead, fighting the deadline in Sudan — doublecrossing his Li­ fice space is the center of of having their work completed World War II gift of a Liberty larceny for alleged possession of a stolen vehicle. those making the laws. jockeying over turf — something reaching into the pot. Bell replica may remain in the byan protectors in the process. Nelson, the driver of the car, was also charged A notable exception is Senate before the legislature convenes Wilson himself was eventually I'HKRK IS THE tempest, for that is so very important to lobby and Lafayette’s cot may with reckless driving, engaging a police officer in President Pro Tern Gerry next week. That leaves un­ betrayed by an associate, tricked example, over the seating com­ politicians. They are dealing in answered the question of just stay in the Hall of Flags. pursuit, and reckless endangerment in connection this instance with some $100,000 Murphy of Franklin. Murphy is Next week, the troop of into leaving his Libyan sanctuary with the high speed pursuit. fort of some legislative leaders who is in charge around here. Double Coupons ALL STORES OPEN REGULAR HOURS MON., TUES. budgeteo public money. trying to keep some distance legislators will reclaim their cas­ and brought to trial on charges of as they attempt to cope with the from the extensive make-over A similar jurisdictional matter Hi'OPf't’ A • McinuldChin'' . t huI'.-OO oupon'j ko' AND WEDS. CLOSED AT 6 P.M. NEW YEARS EVE. 9 running guns to Col. Muammar (2ad- weighty problems of the session. The item is not nOw. tle for the business of the state. lia p v y DiniM*' Ihpif Value See Stores for Del.nis CLOSED NEW YEARS DAY. involving this building was posed elsewhere on his floor. dafi. Last week, he was sentenced to V.'.i'd Jan 151 '9 8 3 The immediate issue is the Legislators have made funds earlier this month by the Rev. And when they do, the old 15 years in prison. purchase of a half dozen reclining available every two years for I.EADERS WHO try to give Joseph Devine of Hartford, who building will have to fade once Plastic bags kill renovations and repairs in this themselves and their assistants more into the background, But the Sudanese caper began chairs, complete with footrest, at chairs the Capitol Preservation N ew ^ feai >5r -m. 4 I while Wilson was still riding high in a cost of more than $800 each. building. elbow room did not invent this and Restoration Committee. His providing only the stage for their SWEii COUPON Libya under Qaddafi’s wing. Here’s We say that if leaders find they The cycle just happens to con- kind of indulgence. We can group is on something of a colli­ seeming priority of writing the jjb AP-3 soo $ AP-2 SOI the story, according to sources close giant sea turtles can think better with their heads .form with election year frequen­ remember when a former state sion course with the manage­ people’s laws. (Syndicated by to Wilson, who provided documen­ jghtpTLock Coffee Hood Ice Cream back and their feet elevated, then cy. .So new crops of leaders have senator from Bridgeport, Louis ment committee. The Herald of New Britain) BEAN" CUSTOM GROUND ASSORTED FLAVORS tary evidence: NEWPORT, R.I. (UPI) — Plastic bags thrown into the ocean may be killing endangered giant leatherback WILSON MET his initial Sun- sea turtles, who mistake them for jellyfish and eat WAMiutCavaanft'lMRiMciwur\ li r. In Manchester danese contact, Capt. Elnour them, environmentalisb and researchers say. Itmt*■» ntU m i aitmtst 3 Zarroug, on a plane from London to “Autopsies of leatherbacks have revealed stomachs Tripoli in 1979. Zarroug worked for and intestines blocked by plastic sandwich bags, potato Gulf Fisheries, a company owned by chip bags, trash bags and other plastic items,” said Pools should be the sheik of Kuwait. He was also an Robert C. Schoelkopf, director of the Marine Mammal adviser to the Organization of Stranding Center in Atbntic City, N.J. ■MHSMHfMSflcn One expert reports that up to 44 percent of the leather­ B eef Petroleum ExportingCountries, and back population worldwide has ingested plastic more accessible was active in the maritime industry materials that threaten to block the intestines of the Ribs in Indonesia, Sri Lanka and the giant marine reptiles. BEEF RIB-WHOLE-20 TO 2 Philippines. The growing body of evidence was collected by the the Swimming pools should be for Also in Thomson’s defense: he Not long after their chance International Center for Endangered Species and everyone. That includes adults, has tried to vary the hours meeting on the plane, Zarroug in­ released this week. Scientists and volunteers have been 199 capturing, labeling and tracking the leatherbacks off the too. somewhat. Last spring he in­ vited Wilson to work in Sudan. Custom Cut Rhode Island coast for several years. Manchester Recreation itiated “early bird” 6:15 a.m. Wilson, still secure in his lb. To Order ^ relationship with Qaddafl, declined Until now, researchers have lacked conclusive Department’s new Winter swims at Manchester High evidence to link plastic castoffs with the deaths of the the invitation and told Libyan In­ School. The idea will be con­ leatherbacks, named for the small bones imbedded in schedule is out — you can pick telligence about it. one up at Town Hall, the main tinued on Tuesdays and Fridays. the thick, leathery skin that forms its flexible shell. FRESH-FORMERLY GROUND CHUCK BEEF lOM-SEMI BONELESS BEEF RIB-LARGE END-7TH 4 BTH RIBS 8(3NELES-BUFFET STYLE /■ But by June 1961, as a result of They can grow up to more than six feet long and weigh 129 recreation office, and any one of But somehow, some way, the Lean Shell Rib Roast Ham 1 columns I was publishing on Wilson upward of 700 pounds on a diet that consists mainly of Ground Beef F Sirloin Steaks ,.F Oven Ready . 2 '’ Royale m V several other places in towp. recreation department should and Qaddafl, things were getting hot QUICK FROZEN Jellyfish. 3(Ktf 199 •EEFLOM 759 BEEF MB-S88ALL EN0-9TH THRU 13TH R»S 749 FULLY COOKED-WATER AOOED-BOHE IN 109 As usual, if you’re an adult and fight for “after work” swim for the ex-CIA agent in Libya. So Last summer, IS leatherbacks washed ashore along Matbw’s Stuffed Clams pkg 1 Boneless Rump Steaks lb ^ Rib Roast Oven Ready lb ^ Smoked Hams Rump Portion tb I the New York coast. “We found that 11 of them had OUCR FROZEN-SALAD SIZE you like to swim, the hours you hours — say from 5 to 6 p.m. or 6 Wilson reopened the Sudanese con­ 179 BEEF LOW-BONE IN-tZ TO 17 LBS 139 BEEFRS-BONELESS-WHOLE tO TO I2LBS '599 REGULAR OR BEEF-YOUR CHOICE plastic bags in their stomachs,” reports Samuel pkg 1 lb have to choose from are just to 7 p.m. TThose who work for a nection by sending an associate, Norland Cooked Shrimp WhokTop Butts^?or»S“' lb 1 Beef Rib Lyes (H a im s 4 .19 ib.i Hilkhire Farm Polska Kielbasa ,b 2 ” E Gadove, research director of the Okeanos Foundation in QUICK FROZEN plain lousy. living (and, incidentally, pay the John Heath, to London for a meeting BEEF ROUND-WHOLE-10 TO 12 LBS 189 BEEF CHUCK-BONELESS SHOULDER 719 (SMOKiESSOZ PKG t 191 Montauk, N.Y. Sau Sea Shrimp Cocktail 3 7 2 * ^ lb Jm 9 9 ' with Omar Mohammed el Tayeb, B ^eiks Sirkiin ilp s‘^;oSr7' lb 1 London Broil Steaks Oscar Mayer Little Weiners ’p7 What adult in his or her right taxes that keep the pools open OmCKFROZEN-PEELEOADEVEINEO “Ten of these contained four to eight bags; one was FRESH-MIXED FRYER PARTS ’ ICHICKEN BREASTS I 39 LB I SUCEO-IPARTV ASSORTMENT U B PKG 2 49) .g a q mind wants to climb into a for the younger set) deserve then Sudan’s minister of national clogged with 15,” Gadove said. Cap’n John’s M^ium Shrimp '7 5 ^ ^x-O-Chk'ken , b 5 9 ‘ Fresh Chicken Legs 775 . 7 9 ' A&P Luncheon Meat ’ir 1 swimming pool at 8:30 in the better than inconvenient middle- security — the Sudanese equivalent of the CIA. He is now the second evening? And yet that time slot of-the evening hours. l);iir\ Spirials __. . . .1 i $(3|«< 11 most powerful man in the country. 'CO* — 8:30 to 9:30 p.m, — is the And what about housewives Tayeb also happens to be a blood Welfare recipients p 9 leading offering at East Side and retired persons who could ‘!M%^ANE;[CLl)SIVE'EyEVmi4E86 ' IMTERVIEW Wmi k PlOHEER IN V t CISfiHk TRM8KAMT FIELDl.’^ KraftSEced enemy of Qaddafl, so Wilson’s Swiss Cheese Pk Sw eet N ’ Low ror FtnIiMts a tariiifs C Rec Center for “open” swims — well benefit by swims in the negotiations were delicate. MONTERY JACK. JACK WITH PEPPER. OR MUENSTER BUY BIG i SAVE' given blank checks 8^2 119 Yogurt 129 those open to adults and children middle of the day? Surely, the Tayeb promised that Heath and Kraft Casino C h e ^ pkg 1 Family Pack Tomatoes pkg 1 STRAWBERRY BLUEBERRY OR RASPBERRY both, and for “adult” swims — pools are not in use every single Wilson would get V.I.P. treatment if ASSORTED VARCTIES US NO 1-2’« MIN-JUtCVCORTlANO-MCINTOSHOJ those closed to the kiddie set. hour of the school day. they would come to Sudan, osten­ , BOSTON (UPI) — At least two welfare recipients got K r^ ^ f t Cheese Dips ,9 9 ' Red Delicious Appks “3:",^ bag 99 If you like to go to Manchester . Manchester is one of the few— sibly to help set up espionage ap­ . blank checks from the state for Christmas thanks to a QQc FLOMOA JUiCV SEEOieSS-ie SIZE-P«NK MEAT- ^ O O c paratus for the Sudanese govern­ suspected hardware glitch but honesty won out and no Seahest Sour Cream coot 07 Super Jumbo Grapefruit 2 ,o. oo High School to do laps, you’re if not the only — town in the FORHOUOAYUSE-LARGE JUICYLIMESOR a ment. Actually, Tayeb apparently one got a free holiday bonanza from Massachusetts, of­ not much better off. In fact, on state which doesn’t charge a Seahest Dips’ coot % w / r . s . Large Sunkist Lemons 4 ,c o o Commentary had something more ambitious in ficials say. itW X Wednesday and Fridays, you user fee for its pools. Once you U.5. NO 1 -ALL PURPOSE YELLOW ONIONS OR mind — a coup* against President “It would have been a great Christmas present, but it 12« 199 can’t get into the pool in the buy a rec card — a bargain at $10 didn’t turn out that way,” James Hall, an associate Soft Wlspride’:?7r cool 1 Baking Potatoes 5,L“o8 8 ' Gaafar Mohanuned Nimeiri. CALIFORNIA GARDEN FRESH evening until 8:45 p.m. — you’re in. comissioner in the state Welfare Department, said 189 FIRM-RED R0>E Tuesday. “Nobody got a free Christmas turkey on the Hood Orange Juke >lasliC|ug 1 Hawaiian Punch "Red’' Green Scallions 3,. 8 9 ' In Recreation Director Steve That’s just great. And we’re EVER CAUTIOUS, Wilson FRESH TENDER YOUNG Salad Tomatoes Thomson’s defense: the two in­ thankful and hope that policy Billion-dolldr bailout checked with Libyan intelligence state.” Hood Sour Cream Dips .7,79' Celery Hearts r 7 9 ' ADD TO SALADS-CRiSP LEAFY sources, who encouraged him to go The Bureau of Systems Operations, which has the job Welch’s Tomato Juice Fresh Spinach door pools in town actually come can continue for as long as possi­ of writing out the state’s checks, is investigating but the SPAGHETTI A MEATBALLS. BEEFARONl OR to Sudan and report back to them. 2 1 ni/cn Spirials ^ (irociT) Specials p i l l under the umbrella of the Board ble. But some adults in town who WASHINGTON - While the States picking up 40 to 45 percent of key suspect in the case is a l,2D0-line per minute IBM Chef Boy-Ar-Dee Wilson sent Heath and another aide printer. «<„ 109 of Education, which puts a value daily lap swims would the increase. The IMF would then Beef Ravioli ___ _ Ml 1 Reagan administration urges to Sudan on Aug. 8,1981. They were “The thing may just have run out of ink,” Hall said. Lenders Plain Bagelettes ’7 5 9 ' Wesson Oil C(N)ked 399 higher priority on school swim even be willing to pay a user's Congress to cut billions from make short-term loans so that the Roast Beef Robert met by Tayeb’s deputy, Gasim State officials learned of the problem Christmas Eve Byrd Yams ^ ■ 7 9 ' events than it does on the fee if the hours were somehow programs like food stamps and developing countries could service Ahmed Gasim, bypassed custonu when two welfare recipients notified the Milford office Ann Page Lemonade 4.7*1 recreational needs of the public. made more convenient. their international obligations. CROSSE S B lACKW ai COCKTAIL Cooked Ham ,» 2” Medicare, it also wants to spend Wagman and were whisked from the airport that no payment amounts were designated on their Seafood Sauce ;;'7 9 ' billions on a bailout of the nation’s checks, officials say. Two other blank checks were Green Giant S p h ^ '7 7 '7 7 9 ' CONGRESS probably will show in an unmarked black limousine. EARLY CALIFORNIA IRIPE PITTED OLIVES 6 OZ 6d-| biggest banks. Syndicated detected before they left the Bureau’s Boston office. PIZZA SAI.I-. Cooked Turkey Breast 2” considerate i^p^tion to this fun­ They were up in the president’s CHEFSALUTO Stuffed Ohves buc 7 9 ' Columnist “We don’t have an explanation,” said Thomas 7’ Z-OI. 139 The world monetary system is w ell-staffed, well-guarded pkg 1 CUT OR FRENCH STYLE GREEN BEANS IfrO / OR 0 / ! » r ding increase, and that opposition Magglacomo, deputy director of the Bureau said. “The Cheese Pizza toC Bavarian Swiss 2” facing an almost-unprecedented guesthouse. PEPfEROM OR SAUSAGE Del Monte Cream Corn 2 "Z 8 5 will come from both sides of the ai­ best we can figure it was a hardware glitch.” S o l 179 crisis. Developing countries, from Chef Sahito Dehix Pizza pkg I sle. Qmservatlvea will say that According to Wilson's own While it was difficult to be be certain, Magglacomo Potato Salad ,b 59 ' Berry's World Argentina to Zaire, have amassed typewritten report on the matter, STOUFFERStOEUJX Z.Z9) B&B Mushrooms : 6 9 ' 2 refinancing the developing coun­ said he was confident only four of the 90,000 weifeare 11*901.199 2 foreign debt of more than $600 French Bread Pizza pkg 1 tries’ debt with still more debt shown to my associate Dale Van At- checks issued last week slipped throught the printer Vlasic 1 0 9 billion — more than half of whldi is Muellers Lasagne 6 9 ' then double its loans to developing tampers with the free-market ta, Tayeb wanted a shipping com­ bearing blank amounts. 7 0 1 .129 Sweet Gherkins owed to commercial banks. Jeno’s Snack Tray Pizza ■ pkg 1 countries to let them meet maturing ' system and represent^ a (3uysler- pany set up as a front for Sudan’s es­ Because the four blank checks bore the names and ad­ Bells Ready Stuffing Mix 1” VLASICVLHiJfV (SWEET I MUMIX A riv PICKLES 32 0 2 1 3»| Many, if not all, of these countries — -- - Poiiib obligations. pionage operations abroad — dressed of the recipients, “there was no way they would Dill ! ^ ‘ars.' Ko$h«. ’7 9 9 ' are insolvent — at least on paper — style federal bailout of the banks. The increased U.S. contribution to Liberals will oppose appropriating something Wilson had done for the fill in ‘one hundred thousand dollars’ without being Gravy Master 5 9 ' FANNINGS and will not be able to meet these cau^t,” Magglacomo said. NtSTANT / « o o the IMF hasn't yet been determined, funds that eventually will land In the CIA and U.S. Navy intelligence in Alta Seltzer MaxweO House Coffee IP Bread & Butter Pickles 7 6 9 * obligations as they mature. Gulden Brown Mustard 7 9 ' BLOODY MARY OR WHISKEY SOUR but it might have to be as high as $20 big banks' coffers — producing ever- the old days. 33 8«i I 69 Lemon X Cocktail Mixes Ml 1 IN THE PAST, the administra­ billion. bigher profits for tte banks while Tayeb also wanted video and other Wrmont Maid Syrup JelFO Gelatin 3^S;89' 9 Guaranteed LEMONX tion believed that tax dollars should the federal government is surveillance equipment from Wilson 9 PROPONENTS OF the expen­ College Inn Chicken Broth 3'c»T *1 Kna Coiada Cocktail Mix “T*!” not be used to boil out the banks; It diture Justify it for two reasons: simultaneously cutting back on aid for “security of the bridges over the DRAPERY GLEANING Crushed Pineapple ^ 5 9 ' Nile, the president’s residence, took the “free market" position that First, it is argued, if these to the poor. R No Shrinkage Bugles Snacks 6 9 ' the bankers had dug the hole developing nations were forced to Even some International financial their sugar factories and borders." • Sguered & Even Henrlines themselves, and it was up to them to use all of their available capital to experts are not sure that massive The borders Tayeb was most con­ • Takedown & Re-Hang Service Diamond Wabiut Meats ^ climb out of it. meet maturing obligations, they new lending to developing countries cerned about were those with Libya This has now changed. Under in­ would have little or nothing left over is the answer. Some .see this as and Chad. > >toi8g Maraschino Cherries T 69* tense pressure from the banking nothing more than a sborbterm UTSIZ-OZ CANZMt to finance Imports in the coming “It is obvious," Wilson wrote, community and from other Western year. Developing nations purchase Band-Aid approach: it might stave “that the Sudanese are most con­ K er’s Snacks‘'=’*":E:;' Area towns for meeting vote ® - Twilight Zona Japanese controlled ••••"9. 6:00 P.M. CS) - Family Faud S2) SS - Madama'a Plaoa Jamaa Gamer, Edmond O B- C£) - Bonny Hill Show (2D - Sports Tonight SO - Lata Night with David rian, Andra Martin. 1856. By Jeff Weingart OD *■ Ey«witn«M N«wa Lsttarman Coventry d D - Nawa (22) - Nswsoantar IS) - Sporta Update Bolton/ Herald Reporter C S ) - ThrM't Company Wednesday (23) - Sign Off CS3 C9D (S9) - Nawa d2) - ESPN SportaContar 1:00A .M . 0 9 - MOVIE: ‘Death H unf A fur d 9 - MISL Soccan Clavaland at (29 - Pslloula: 'La D aioarriada' - Carter Country trapper wrongfully accused of COVENTRY — A Freedom of Information hearing of­ (S) - Saint Daltimora (BZ) - Bualnaas Raport ( ® - MOVIE: 'The Quality of murder must elude tha ralant- ficer has decided that the Town Council broke state law G3) - Happy Daya Again On FAMILY TIES. Alex Kea­ lass tracking of an aging Can­ O - Soap Mercy’ Dedicated doctors fight when its members acted on items at a July 19 meeting dS) - USA Cartoon ExproM ton (Michael J. Fox) Is seduced 11:30 P.M. the inefficiency of public health adian Mountie. Chariaa Bron- (23) - Sporta Tonight aon, Laa Marvin, Angle that weren’t clearly listed on the meeting agenda. dS) - Featival of Faith by Stephanie, a beautiful blonde d ) d ) - Hawaii FIvaO care at a country hospital. Tony As 1982 ends, case is still in court ( 2 2 )- m *a *s *h Musanta, Scott Hylands, Dob- Dickinson. 1681. The recommendation, drafted by Commissioner - Littia Houaa who also happens to be an "old­ QED - Staraky and Hutoh (2$ S7) *■ MacNail-Lahrar er woman" (played by Amy nay Coleman. 1976. 2 :15A .M . Donald W. Friedman gives the council a slap on the dS) - Newacantar Raport (3D - Banny Hill Show Steel). Unfortunately for the (® -Sign Off 93) - MOVIE: 'Buddy, Buddy* A wrist, ordering it to “act in strict compliance’’ with dD - MOVIE: 'All tha Flna dD99-Nightllna (25) - Tram pa 'Para un Sonador newly experienced Alex, soon Q D ~ Payohio Phenomena man tries to pravant the aulclda state statute in the future. The decision still must be ap­ Young Cannibaia* A couple Un hombra se encuentra antre 33) - Mstrepolltan Report of his hotel neighbor. Walter splits up and each marries into after he is hit with instant devas­ (33) - Bur Trek proved by the full commission. el amor de dos mujeraa. Anto­ 32) - NCAA Basketball: Matthau, Jack Lemmon, Paula the same family. Natalia Wood. nio Grimau. Cristina Aibarto, tation when he sees Stephanie (23)-M lke Douglea People Now Prentiss. 1681. Rated R. Condos biggest story in Bolton In his decision, Friedman wrote that the council acted Rainbow Ctesslo from Honolulu George Hamilton, Robert W ag­ Dora Princa. with an older man. "Summer of - Bemifinel (S i - EnUrttinment Tonight ner. 1960. 2:30 A.M . illegally when members expanded, and made ap­ (29) - Madama’s Place ■82." to air Wednesday. Dec. 29 O - Night Qallary ( S Dadpedida CD - CBS Newe NIghtwatoh pointments to, the Charter Revision Commission when (24) - Madia Probaa (S5) - More Real People on NBC. also stars Michael S3) - Crossfire - MOVIE: 'Poppy* A carnival JIP By Richard Cody the action was not specifically listed on its agenda. The (25) - Reportar 41 Gross and Meredith Baxter S9 8:00 P.M. Birney. (22) (39 - Tonight Show barker's young ward is passed 99 - Entertainment Tonight Herald Reporter council was acting on a recommendation of the Liaison @3) - Beat of Us... W o rst of U s off as an heiress to an estate. C2D C® - Sevan Brides for CHECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME S 9 - MOVIE: 'For Your Eyas 99 - ESPN SporteCentar Committee that the charter panel be. expanded from dZ) - Powarhouaa Sevan Brothers Hannah fights O nl/ Agent James Bond tracks W.C. Fields. Rochelle Hudson, BOLTON— Omdominiums. With little Richard Cromwell. 1936. S S - Croaefire seven to nine members. It also approved the com­ 6 :3 0 P .M . the demolition of the oldest the underworld figure who has douM, that word sums up the biggest buiding in M urphys. (60 min.) stolen a crucial British defense 99 - Film (S) - Twilight Zone m ittee’s appointment.s of the last five members to that CED - W KRP in Cincinnati issue in this tovhi in 1982. f5~] - P.M. M agazine mechanism. Roger Moore, To­ 1:15A .M . S 9 ( 3 9 - Sign Off commission. CSD-CBS News pol, Carole Bouquet 1981. 3:00 A.M . Sure, there were other noticeable A?” He also said the council went against state statute C® d® - Talas of tha Gold Rated PG. 99 - Sign Off CTf) - Barney Millar Monkey Jake and Sarah try to dD - MOVIE: 'Bella of Naw things happening. Sand and salt ran out, when it considered two other items “ since such items SZ) - sign Off O ) - MOVIE; Race for Your rescue Corky from a plot to en­ as a mole, accepts a m ission to ney. (R) (6 0 min.) ^3) - MOVIE: 'Improper 1:30 A.M . York* A rich playboy falla in love there wai turmoil over the school were not agenda items and no vote was taken to con­ find another 'm ole.' (R) (2 hrs.) Life, Charlie Brow n' Charlie slave a tribe of mud people. (R) (22) - Facts of Life Jo learns that Channels’ A couple tries to re­ 12:00 A.M . (3D - Tom Cottia Show with a aingar in a amall tida- budget, the town hired a new ad­ Brown and the entire Peanuts (60 min.) [Closed Captioned] trieve their child from state walk miaaion and ha than aata sider or act upon them.” Blair holds the key to keeping (3D - Hart to Hart dD - Hogan's Hsroaa ministrator and officials put on a group IS packed off to summer dD - NBA Bask.tball: (2 3 )- M O V IE : 'D u t h H u n f A fur her school scholarship. (R) care. Marietta Hartley, Alan Ar- out to win har. Fred Aataira, camp 1977 Rated G 9 9 - Last Word 32) - igS3 Rots Bowl Piavlaw successful fifth-annual road race. K O K E K T O I.M S T E A I), a resident who filed the Cleveland at New York trapper wrongfully accused of [Closed Captioned] kin, Harry Ditson. 1681. Rated dD Vara Elian. 1952 (22) (25) - N B C N e w s murder must elude the relent­ PG. 33) - Saturday Night Uva 39 - Living Faith 9S - MOVIE: 'White And Route 44A was renamed Route 44. complaint, had argued that the actions were not agenda d D (25) - Liberty Bowl; Illinois - Le Carabine de Ambroslo less tracking of an aging Can­ (25 (24) - M acN eil-Lehrar Report ( S ) - MOVIE: 'Dr. Scorpion' A ( S ) - NBC Nawa Ovsmight Commancha’ Twin aona of an But the condominium issue, which items and were not added to the agenda by a two-thirds (24) - Untamed World vs. Alabama adian Mountie. Charles Bron­ Comedia musical presentando (39 (23) - 2 4 H o ra . deadly and power-mad genius Indian mother and a white sat- started in January and is still pending in vote of council members, as is r^ u ired by state law. 2 (25) - Noticiero Nacional SIN 3D - NCAA Football: LIbarty son, Lee Marvin, Angie a Fito Giron, Ofelia Guilmain, 1:45 A .M . threatens world peace with a tier find thamaelvee pitted He had requested that the council appointments to the Noticias nacionales con Guil­ Bowl from Memphis, TN Dickinson. 1981. Javier Lopez y Gina Montez. S3) - MOVIE: 'Harry's War* An scheme involving the theft of - MOVIE: O, Lucky Man' A againat each other in tha tradi­ Tolland County Superior Court, easily lermo Restrepo (29 33) - MOVIE: 'On Goldan Pond' S3) - MOVIE: 'Romeo and 9:30 P.M. average citizen declares w ar on atomic missiles from the U.S. man who embarks on a career tional atruggla. Joaeph Conan, reigned number one. Charter Revision Commission, made that night, bo @ - ABC News Three generations confront Julief This great Prokofiev bal­ the IRS. Edward Herrmann, Qer- as a salesman Is exposed to the William Shatner. 1967 ( j ^ - Family Ties Alex has his while only on4 man stands in declared "null and void,” but Friedman did not agree each other during a vacation at let is based on Shakespeare’s aldine Page, David Ogden (57) - Over Easy first intimate relationship. (R) his way. 1978 harsh realities of police corrup­ 03) - Sporta Proba IT STARTED at the Zoning Com­ Olmstead this morning indicated that he was not dis­ a New England cottage Kather­ romantic tragedy of star- Stiers. - N a w a tion. Malcom McDowe<., Ralph mission's first meeting of the year when 7 :0 0 P .M . ine Hepburn, Henry Fonda, crossed lovers. Rudolph Nu- (25 - V an e ssa ~~ - \MOVIE:\\ 'A Midsummer S3) Richardson, Rachel Roberts. O - Sunday at tha King's appointed that his request hadn’t been granted. Houaa O j - CBS News Jane Fonda. Rated PG. reyev, Margot Fonteyn. 1966. @ 5 - spotlight Preview Night’s Dream’ This ballet is S9 - MOVIE: 'Carnal 1973. Lawrence F. Piano, a local developer, ‘T m not upset one way or the other.” he said. "M y Knowledge' A focuse of the ® - MOVIE: Tha Man Who based on William Shakes­ (29 - Prima Nawa presented his idea to put about 199 con­ CID - M 'A 'S'H (57) - Live From the M e t 'H ansel triumps and the adjustments of 2:00 A .M . gripe was that they took things that weren’t agenda Loved Cat Dancing' An ex­ and Gretel.' Engelbert Humper­ 10:00 P.M. peare's classic. Edward Villella, C6~) - Muppet Show man searching for the ideal sex­ (22) - Gunsmoka dominium units on land be bought items and just went ahead and conducted business on cavalry officer involves himself dinck's adaptation of 'Hansel ( ® - N e w s Susanna Farrell, N.Y. Center C® - CBS News NIghtwatch Ballet. 1968. ual relationship. Jack Nichol­ 3:30 A.M . located at the intersection of South Road them. I don't consider it a win or a loss. You limit the ® - ABC News with a woman fleeing her hus­ and Gretel' is presented. (R) (3 ( ® @5) - Dynasty Blake goes to ( S - MOVIE: 'One Foot In 9 son. Candice Bergen, Art band. Burt Reynolds, Sarah Heaven’ A hardworking minis­ - NCAA Football: Ubarty and Route 44A. Piano needed a zone C ® - Soap hrs.) Indonesia to find Steven and is 10:30 P.M. Gaiiunkel. 1971. 02) range within which they can operate.” ■ Miles. George Hamilton. 1973. ter and his faithful wife face Bowl from Mamphla, TN change from R-1 to R-2 before he could (TT) - Jeffersons joined by Alexis. (6 0 min.) But Town Council Chairwoman Joan A. Lewis had 8:30 P.M. (£ ) - Nina on Naw Jsrasy (39 - Independent Network many difficulties with spirit and (23) - Prim e N e w s [Closed Captioned] 93) - MI8L Boccar Clavaland at build. other ideas about Olmstead's intentions. d5) - 'Youl' Mas for Woman C ® - Carol Burnett and Friends @ ) - Alfrad Hitchcook N e w t Courage. Fredric March, Martha Baltimore (22) - Real People T onight's pro­ H4) - MOVIE; 'Knightriders' Mo­ Two weeks later, some residents from d i ® - Alice (TB) - Voice of Faith Scott. Beulah Bondi. 1941. “ Bob has been — it’s a campaign to put down the gram features a gorilla who torcyclists traveling with a Re­ 10:4S P.M. 4:00 A.M . South Road attended a selectmen’s S i) - Moneyline w atches television, a look at naissance fair discover that 12:30 A.M . ( ® - Joe Franklin Show Democrats." said Mrs. Lewis Tuesday night. " I think 9:00 P.M. (23) - Rsportar 41 93) - MOVIE: On OoWen Pond* meeting asking for some action. It was New scentar two policemen who started a ideals exist in modern times. Ed CD - Sanford and Bon ~ Independent Network that he will continue to do that. He's trying to obstruct (22) - C® ® - MOVIE: 'Miss All- (33) Three genarationa confront youth center and a look at strip­ Harris, Gary Lahti, Amy Inger- p :00 P.M. ( ® - Mlaalon Impoaalbla clear from that meeting that opposition l25) - Sports Edition Am erican Beauty' The life of an each other during a vacation at anv progress we could m a k e " tease telegrams. (R) (60 min.) soil. 1981. Rated R. (3D - Eyawitnssa Nawa 92 * 1S82 SportsWoman/Yaar to the town’s first proposed con­ (25 - Soladad 18-year-old beauty queen C ® - You Asked For It a New England consga. Kathar­ She said she was “ not all that upset " about the com­ (H i - MOVIE: 'Cattle Annie and changes drastically after she d 5 - ECAC Holiday Basketball CD - M -A -S -H A look at ESPN’a 'Sporta- ine Hepburn. Henry Fonda. dominium development was growing, (25) - Entertainment Tonight Tournament Finale ® - MOVIE: Th e Border' A mission’s decision. Little Britches' Tough guys and wins the pageant. Diane Lane. (3D dD S3) 99 - Nawa man wages war against corrupt Woman’ of the Year. Jana Fonda. Rated PG. and that Plano was going to have a battle dZ) - Business Raport bandits ride the range in pursuit Cloris Leachman. David Dukes. (29) - CNN Headline News " I am not going to stop doing things because I ’m - Madams's Pises border guards who manipulate 93) ** Hot Spots Tonight’s pro­ S2) - Newacantar of banks to rob and lawmen to 1982. (3D on bis hands. afraid of making mistakes.” said Mrs. Lewis. 7 :3 0 P .M . (2D - Freeman Reports the lives of Mexican immi­ gram festuraa Night Club music * MOVIE: 'King of Marvin fight. Burt Lancaster, John Sav­ 33) - indapandant Nstwork and enteriainment. (60 min.) W By the end of February, a group of (® - The Merv Show - Quincy Quincy tries to grants. Jack Nicholson, Valerie Oardana’ A radio personality ia (® - P.M. Magazine age, Rod Steiger. 1981. (22) Nawa Parrine, Warren Oates. 1982. O I.M STKA D , W H O . is a Republican and former prove that a 14-vear-old boy (20 - MOVIE: 'Up Pariaoopa’ A obsessad with inventing a South Road residents, led by Pamela Z. (® - All In the Family (24) - Great Performances ( ® @5) - Fall G uy Colt becom es was framed for murders by a 32) - ESPN SportsCantar Rated R. Navy Lieutenant ia ordered to Sawyer, formed what they called the council member, denied that he had any political Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy.' a bounty hunter to bring back a tragic autobioaraohv for his lia- (® - You Asked For It man who has embezzled mo­ street gang. (R) (6 0 min.) - Fattival of Faith - Moneyiine Update gat special photographs on a tenors. motivations for making the complaint. George Smiley, accepting a job 39 (23) Bolton Environmental Association. The group loaded its guns for a "battle to the " I ’m following procedure." he said. "1 don't give a r osition was cut to reached this fail. United Cable Inc. won the municipal election in May. In the household previously seek another 115,000 to buy enough sand half-time and combined with a new half­ the job over a tough competitor, Greater offset an expected increase in the school y a r d 's could rear Its ugly head again and salt to make it through the winter. time position. Media Co. Wiring should begin in Vernon THE 10 most noticeable persons in proposed budget. The administration will be proposing Answer to Previous Puzzle today. Don't be responsible lor But it wasn’t just winter weather that But the board decided to dissolve the within six months, and expand into the 1982 were: its budget to the school board Jan. 13. A C R O S S 56 Scotch cup reintroducing it. damaged town btuik accounts. A 100-year budget committee, and this year wiU Bolton area within a year and a half. Pamela Z. Sawyer, Lawrence F. Plano TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Try 1 Adolescent DOWN rain storm during the first wedcend in develop the budget with all the board One of the chief points of interest in and attorney Jose R. Ramirez for their □ O I I I Q to steer clear ol one today who 5 Pour always, tries to force his views June washed out portions of roads. In the members present. this town, the lake house, opened up this respective roles during the condominium Wife sues husband 9 Short sleep 1 Bugle call on others. You won't be In the aftermath, officials estimated that the month as a seafood restaurant. Lessee issue. Ramirez, a Fernwood drive resi­ 12 Official 2 Natural color mood for having anyone tall damage translated into about $80,000. O N A P R IL 10 the selectmen learned James Langdo has said he will try to turn dent, was the most vocal and visible op­ T records 3 Short jacket that the town’s first administrator, Alan you how to think or what to F eteral aid was sought and obtained to the reputation of the place around from ponent to Piano's plans at the three for getting herpes 13 Extrsordinsry 4 Request say. H. Bergren, bad decided to resign to take help ball out the budget. seedy to respectable. Many community hearings. 14 Greek letter repeatedly GEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) Be a town manager’s position in East 15 Predictions 5 Find of extra carelul In your financial Early in the year, the school board members have expressed interest in KANSAS C IT Y . Mo. ( U P l) — The w ife of a bank presi­ Hampton. Bergren had been hired in Philip G. Dooley, chairman . of the 17 Warm up a treasure dealings today. Mistakes could made a move ttot proved to be un­ seeing the placp run respectably. dent has filed a $6 million lawsuit in federal court, 1979, and grew to gain the respect of all Zoning (Jommission, who bore the brunt motor 6 Simple 0 1 3 prove rather costly. Taking popular with some town officials. What saying her husband caused her “ permanent and 18 Star 7 Sooner than C D El prudent measures wUI avoid town officials for what they caUed bis In crime, the Birch Mountain area suf­ of complaints from all sides. 2 the board did was agree to reduce its progressive injury” by giving her herpes. 19 Christmas 8 In filthy □ □ D D thia. diligence and talent for the job. fered several burglaries in late summer, James H. Marshall and Raymond A. charges for educating Willington’s kids. In the suit filed Monday, Joanne N. St Clair asked for decoration manner □ D D C l CANCER (June 21-Jidy 22) A special committee was set up to all unsolved. Surrounding towns also saw Alien during the budget workings. Rather than paying full per-itudent cost $1 million in actual damages and $5 million in punitive 20 Muffin 9 Roman tyrant 26 Seawead 41 Not at all Even those with whom you nor­ recruit a new candidate, and in heavy break-in activity. And a special First Selectman Henry P. Ryba, mally get along well could be a this year, the school board agreed to damages from J. Wesley St. Clair, 46, who is the chair­ 22 Chemical 10 Egyptian tun substance 42 Resign 'November, Karen R. Levine was hired. clinic s|x>nsored by town officials in an throughout the year, and regarding the trine difficult today. Handle drop the figure about $800 to $2,400 a kid. prefix disk 27 Showy flower 43 Bear (Let) man and president of the Southgate Bank & Trust Co. one-to-one relationships with She is a form er worker for the O ffice of effort to set up a neighborhood-watch dispute between his board and the 23 Bit. 11 Cover with 28 Aid in diagnoa- 44 Inner (pref.) In the meantime, WiUington, thoogh The four-count suit said St. Clair "w illfu lly, wantonly, 24 Quiver all the skill you can muster. Policy and Management, and was picked program apparently was for naught finance board. asphalt ing (comp, 45 Space agency given the break, refused to extend the maliciously, and with callous disregard for the rights of 27 Calms LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Don't from more than 100 appUcaUons. when nob even 10 persons showed up. 19 Baseball team wd.) (abbr.) five-year contract. The contract is at Michael J. Walsh, chairman of the others, purposely subjected (Mrs. St. Clair) to herpes.” 31 Exhort number neglect your responsibilities On April 28, former Manchester High 26 Snakalaas 48 Actress Foch today. They could compound present In ite third year. finance board, during the budget In addition, the suit says, when the couple married in 32 Ala mug 21 Accountant land School standout Steven Gates overcame Pour rapes were also reported early 47 Compinion of themselves and be even harder Part of the reason the board made the workings and the hassles with the 1979 St. Clair did not tell Mrs. St. Clair “ or warn her he 9 33 Tear (abbr.) 30 Wrangle perhaps the toughest front field in the this summer in the town, but two of them 34 Oklahoma odds to manage later. Sweep noth­ move was because WiUington officials, selectmen. had herpes until sores broke out on his hads. The failure 22 Stretch out 32 Clock sound in g u n de r tha rug. five years of tke Bolton Road Race to proved to be false reports. Police town 4eSalvas coining o ff a tough budget year, w ere In­ Alan H. Bergren, the first ad­ to warn brought permanent and progressive injury.” 23 Babylonian 35 Kinky VtROO (Aug. 23-B«pl. 22) take title from Tim Smith of Norwich. sources said they were inade by a girl 35 Inddfarant 61 Compass timating that th ^ might d ^ the Bolton ministrator. who resigned. The suit also is challenging a Missouri law that • daily 30 Doll Though you may tael Impallad His tim e was a few seconds o ff the holdhqf some sort of a grudge against a (comp, wd.) 24 Campus area 38 Indeed point optioii. That town sends most of Its kids prohibits wives from suing their husbands. to do otharwisa. It's best to 'record. He crossed at 96:17. male friend. 36 Home of Irish 26 Hindi dialect 30 Pale 52 Insect egg to Windham High School, which has a And Jerome I. Walsh, the long-time St. Clair, who has been married twice, was chosen one abide by the will of the majority Barefooted Charlie Robbins took the kings today. Don't be the only one lower pervgtedent cost than Bolton. But two of the rapes were for real. In town attorney who was largely responsi­ 1 3 a 4 1 • 7 • • 10 ^1 of the 10 best-dressed man in America last year by the 37 Imprisonment w ho It out o f step. ^ even though this became history in super masters title for the fifth year. ble for shaping the town charter. 38 Theater lobby the first one, a woman was abducted in Men's Fashion Guild of America. $4 LMRA (tept. 23-Out. 23) la I t January, Uie board didn’t stop making A N O T H E R oatatanding issue this East Hartford and brutally attacked in "J erry” Walsh, also a prominent and 40 Pack animal Beware of tandenciaa today of Tibet lymHinea — owing to turmoil over the year was the debatu between the the woods off Camp Meeting Road. An long-time attorney in Manchester, died 11 I t 17 toward making what you hope P l’BUr NOTICE 41 Dissenting to accompHah far more ditficuli budgBt. selectmen and the finance board over Ehut Hartford man has been arrested in in January. He was replaced by Vincent L. Diana, a partner in Walsh’s firm. vota 11 z . 21 than H realty It. Saak tha moat Budget subcommittee Chairman budgetary-making policies. The finance connection with the incident, and is FREE!! FREE!! 42 Praakith ■ ■ direct route. 45 Comedian n SCORPIO (Oet M Npy. 22) BLOOD ■\ Spark! ■ Dtaeuaalona parlaininB to poll- W iicOM E WAGON IT a i a t a t a t ST 46 Bom ■ tlca or religion could turn Into W ANTS TO VISIT YOU * PRESSURE F 49 Vata wHh a I t volatlla latuaa today. Taka UuiFengaged?’New parent? padaaial care, aapaclally H you ancoun- • TAKEN BY ■ ■ M oved? I’d like to visit you with CLINIC A BO Making biggd S4 lar one who hOlda strong (MimUNU u s e fu l g u t s a n d in fo rm a llo n . I’ll REGISTERED ■ ■ - o p p o sin g vlawa. rite NURSE 53 Ooctrina 37 3 4 SAQITTARIUSwmaMiHfuww |iau*.(Nov. o-ua23-Ose. also bring cards you can re­ adharant ■ tl)t 1 ) Before- - conaklaring na deem (or more gifts at local 4 0 (suffix) ■ uxoandHurta today, n mightIb I a busineaaes. It’s a friendly visit batter to first aatfla oMI oobNg bllga- 1 I Ha* GJLD. AT: LIGOETT PHAMNACY snd 54 Abstract 4 3 4 3 44 4* 4t to help you get answ ers about being ■ ■ tiona. Don't paint youraall kilo PARKADE HEALTH SHOPPE a financial oom ari town, goods and services. All 96 Of (ndia 4t 1 0 • 1 ^ 1 3 free to you. DAY! (prefix) Co ipontored ab n COMMUNITY SERVICF by B6 China., ■ 3 14 I t 649-8841 philoaophy A CUBIC mile oi tea water t ’ 1 PARKADt PHARMACY PARKAOE HEALTH A I t • 7 I t •41 PARKAOE 87 Expan Siva conUini an average of 41.5 NUTRITION CENTER million t o n of sodlUR 10 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wed., Dec. 29, 1868 MANCHESTER HERALD. Wed,, Dec. 29. 1982 - 11 Obituaries Prison

Iran* R. Smith Cunlinued from page I O C U S /F o o d VERNON — Irene R. Smith 75, of standoff .133 Grove St., died Tuesday at other top elected state officials aiid Rockville General Hospital. She was legislators. The raises, including a boost the wife of the late Kenneth H. in the governor’s annual salary from $42,- is tense Smith and the sister of William E. 000 to $65,000, take effect Jan. 5 when new Rice and Mrs. Emily Tully of elected terms begin. Continued from page 1 ■orget fending the bar Manchester. • Require large electric companies to She was a 50-year member and print customer service charges on the fie outside her office at about 4 p.m. past matron of Hope Chapter No. 60, front of monthly electric bills. Tuesday. Order of Eastern Star. • Establish a Probate Court district for Authorities said the inmate had She also leaves a daughter, West Hartford and Bloomfield. It’s crea­ been serving a term of up to 10 years Patricia Smith of Rockville; and tion followed controversy over tbe for armed robbery and had b^n at two other sisters, Mrs. Harriet handling of an elderly West Hartford Walpole since 1981. Stir up the punch, enjoy the party Bischoff of Rocky Hill and Mrs. woman’s estate in Hartford’s Probate .Mma Blevins of Ellington. Court. Officials said Ms. Murphy served Funeral services will be Friday at • Extend and .strengthen existing as a counselor classifying the protections for apartment dwellers when security risk of the prison’s 715 in­ By Susan Plese Sandi Hastings’ 11 a m. at the White-Gibson-Small mates. Herald Reporter Funeral Home, 65 Elm St,, their units are slated for condominium I Eariy Riser Rockville. Burial will be in Grove conversion. Officials said a Spanishspeaking reporter for Boston’s Channel 5 Entertaining New Year’s Eve? Champagne Punch Hill Cemetery. Friends may call at • • Require the commissioner of En­ television news was called into the ; You’ve got two choices. You can the funeral home Thursday from 2 to vironmental Protection to develop 4 cups cranberry juice cocktail prison at the request of the inmate stand bdiind a makeshift bar all 4 anu 7 to 9 p.m. with an Order of the regulations on safe boating. The law also night, mixing pina coladas, mar­ 1 cup water requires people convicted more than once at about 2:25 a.m., apparently to ‘/i of a six-ounce can orange juice Eastern Star service at 7:30 p.m. talk with him. tinis, wine spritzers and brandy in a two-year period of violating safe­ Alexanders. concentrate boating or waterskiing provisions to take a Earlier around midnight another : Or, you can whip up a punch hours 6 inches stick cinnamon Now you know course on safe boating. reporter for the station, David ahead, set the mixture in a glass 1 750 ml. bottle chilled champagne • Require a $10 regi:stration fee for In a large pan combine cranberry The highest tidal wave ever Ropeik, was called in to speak with bowl in the middle of your buffet boats less than 15 feet long and with a less the inmate. But the prisoner ap­ table, and spend the evening mixing juice, water, orange juice concen­ recorded occurred in 1737-. It was 210 than 15 horsepower mfotor. trate and cinnamon. Boil, un­ feet high parently did not recognize him and with your guests. did not talk to him. covered, five minutes. Then strain, He “wanted some demonstration SERVING PUNCH to a house full cover and chill. of good faith,” or a “neutral party” Herald photo by Pinto of midnight revelers is a traditional Before serving, pour mixture into Four charged in bar brawl to talk to, Ropeik said. way of toasting the New Year. And a bowl. Gradually pour champagne “I stood at one end of a corrider Race proceeds presented it seems that for every home, there down the side of the bowl and stir maybe 30 to 40 feet long,” Ropeik is a “house punch “ — a family gently with an up and down motion, Four people were arrested early with possession of a dangerous weapon so as not to dispel the bubbles. said. “ At the end of the corridor Kim Manglafico, of Enfield, state poster favorite served year after year, Tuesday mornirig in connection with a after police found a combination brass Road Race In Manchester Thankgiving whenever people gather for holiday Decorate with fruit-studded ice brawl at a local rock and roll bar. there is a room ... The room' is girl for Muscular Dystrophy, accepts morning. Looking on at right is Fred knuckles/knife in his jacket pocket and- darkened (and) I could only see celebration. cubes. Makes IS'/z cup servings. Charged with breach of peace were another knife strapped around his lower check Tuesday from William Blatchley, Peck, chairman of the race committee Clarol Powell -warms visitors with Carol Powell’s David C. Boland, 19, of 64 G Rachel right leg. police said. shadows. There weren’t any conver­ supreme trustee of Nutmeg Forest, Tall sations. There were two forms of for the Cedars. This year’s contribution Hot Mulled Wine. She calls her con­ Road; Gloria Jean Goulet, 23, of 17 A Michael P. Fluharty, 21, was charged Cedars of Lebanon, for $14,000. Money Hot Mulled Wine people who were close together.” was the biggest ever for this worthy coction “a corrupted version of an Garden Drive; Sean P. Nevins, 19, of 153 with interfering with an officer after he Other reporters were hustled was raised for Muscular Dystrophy cause. old Bon Appetit recipe.’’ 1 quart water Hilliard St.; and Franklin E. Patalik, 19, ran from the scene and had to be chased away from the front of the prison Research during the 1982 Five Mile ' And she has never let the lack of a 21/2 cups sugar of Vernon ' down by another police officer, police into a cottage on prison grounds suitable serving pan stop her from 6 whole allspice Police said the accused were involved said. serving the brew. “I heat it in my in a 1:30 a m. fight inside David's about a quarter-mile from the 6 whole cloves Both were released on $100 non-surety building. crockpot,” she says. “I just plug it scant Vz teaspoon ground ginger Restaurant in the Manchester Parkade. bonds for Jan. 10 court appearances. in one hour before serving.” All were released on $100 non-surety Somers inmate stabbed to death rind of 1 orange Alan G. Dalyrymple of 27 Byron Road Note, however, that you can’t boil •rind of 1 lemon bonds for Jan. 10 appearances in SOMERS, Conn. (UPI) — An inmate was stabbed was charged with drunk driving Monday were expected to lodge a murder charge against the mulled wine. If you do, the Boil all ingredients, stirring, until ■Vlanchester Superior Court. after police spotted his car driving to death at the Somers State Prison today and I."sello, who was placed in seperate detention, alcohol will bum off. Use the low Two South Windsor men were arrested Fire Calls another prisoner was charged with the killing, state sugar dissolves. Simmer for 10 erratically on East Middle Turnpike Jenkins said. setting on your crockpot. minutes, then let stand for one hour. at 10:30 p.m. Monday after police about 9:30 p.m. correction officials said.. Mrs. Powell decorates the The spokesman said it was not known what Strain through cheese cloth. allegedly found them sitting in a parked Dalyrymple, who was also cited for The dead man was identified as ’Thomas Ander­ steaming pot with thick orange Manchester caused the stabbing but described it as an isolated Add two cups orange juice, one car on a dirt road behind the Pioneer driving without headlights, was released son, 25, of Bridgeport. slices studded with whole cloves. .Systems Inc. building. Tuesday, 10:17 a.m. — Medical A prison spokesman said he was stabbed by incident and said there was no disturbance in­ cup lemon juice, and a bottle of on a promise to appear in Manchester ’The wine is served in a mug, with burgundy or claret wine. Heat, but Todd W .Matthews, 18. was charged Superior Court on Jan. 11. call, 29 Cottage St. (Town) another inmate identified as Paul lasello, 26, of volving other inmates at the maximum security Tuesday, 12:52 a.m. — Smoke prison. cinnamon sticks for stirrers. do not boil. Float thick orange slices Meriden, about 8:10 a.m. as they were moving from The bottomless punch bowl has a alarm, 58 Pascal Lane (Town) studded with cloves on the top of their cell block to a work detail. Anderson was serving a two year term for long history. The idea of mixing Tuesday, 1:18 p.m. — Medical pot, and serve in mugs with cin­ Anderson “was stabbed in the left armpit and robbery and was also being detained on several ad­ fruit juices and spirits originated in Herald photo by Pinto namon stick stirrers. Group knocks archbishop call, 596 Bush Hill Road (Town) died within minutes from the wound which punc­ ditional charges of robbery. lasello is serving a 15- India; in fact, the word punch Tuesday, 10:34 p.m. — Electrical tured his heart,” spokesman Gary Jenkins said. A BOWL OF CHAMPAGNE PUNCH ON THE TABLE to-30 year term for kidnapping and robbery, Jenkins probably came from the Hindu word . . . all set for the New Year’s crowd Candy Tatro’s HARTFORD (UPIl - Eleven of 19 made it impossible for them to function. call, 20 Steep Hollow Lane (Town) State police were aHtrioed of the stabbing and said. “Pac” meaning "five.” ’Traditional Whealon appointed the permanent com Fruit Punch members of a' commission on justice and punches were made of five in­ celebration. Sharon Guerette of 114 planning on adults. peace created by the Catholic mission of lay and religious people last gredients: spirits, water, lemon, New Year's plans include children. times to get rid of air bubbles. That way, your mold will be crystal Carpenter Road likes to make Since the punch is made with 2 28-ounce bottles ginger ale .Archdiocese of Hartford say they have sugar and spice. A concoction of fmit juices and ,vear to study, examine and involve sherbet will make small guests clear. eggnog when she has guests,in for frozen concentrates and frozen 1 can Hawaiian Punch resigned in frustration. parishes in pressing social issues. ' From India, the tradition moved fruit, it can all be “ plopped” 1 package frozen strawberries or welcome; many punches can be FREEZE THE WATER in a dessert or cookies. In their resignation letter, disclosed In their letter dated Dec. 10 the group to England. ’Ilie colonists, in turn, together a half hour before serving, raspberries made equally tasty with or without decorative metal mold or ring mold The recipe she offers can be Tuesday, the 11 criticized Archbishop said their resignations “stems from no regularly concocted mixtures con­ and will still remain frosty cold. 1 pint raspberry sherbet liquor added. — the kind you use for gelatin salad. doubled; in fact, she usually makes .lohn F Whealon for what they called a particular action or inaction of ours or taining ^eir favorite spirits mm or Mrs. Tatro offers one recommen­ 1 6-ounce limeade concentrate MOST PUNCHES use fmit juice Avoid a very deep mold, however, twice the quantity so it will serve lack of moral support and an attempt to yours but rather from a pattern of failed brandy. dation for the person assigned to 1 12-ounce can grape juice concen­ as a base; some also use a spgar because the weight of the ice will about 10 to 12 people. She flavors the sidestep public controversy by dis­ efforts and unresolved conflict.” There are purely practical nog with rum. “ But I’ve also served plop the punch together. "You have trate couraging proposed statements on the PLEASE READ reasons for serving punch to a large symp for sweetening. Fmit juice make the whole chunk turn “turtle” On the subject of corporate respon­ it without any liquor at all for the to be careful plopping all those Combine all ingredients except for arms race and social justice in Latin gathering — even if not as large as punches are usually served cold, but when you place it in the punch. frozen things in,” sheisays. “ Don’t strawberries and sherbet. Just sibility. for example, the group charged some punches that include wine, Freeze the mold In layers. On the kids,” she says. 4 , ,. America Whealon "seems to say that others have the langendary party of a 16th cen-^ Sandi Hastings of 103'Carpenter wear your good dress.” before serving, add the The dnsgruntled members claimed tury British naval officer. whiskey or mm are meant to be first slushy layer, arrange fmit or strawberries, unthawed, and the already taken up the issue, therefore, greens, then completely cover with Road had a brunch last weekend and VVhealon's conservative political views Faced with the prospect of enter­ served steaming. served her Early Riser Champagne Sharon Guerette’s sherbet and stir. our work may be redundant,” If you have a large punch bowl, another layer of water. Proceed taining 6,000 guests, the enterprising Punch. You might consider the Eggnog fellow whippi^ up a punch made of fine. But don’t let the lack of the with as many layers as the mold will real thing intimidate you. Any large hold. same for a New Year’s Day 6 eggs Fish House Punch 80 casks of brandy, 20,000 large gathering. THIS vessel, such as a large glass salad For decoration, consider lemon, 1 pint medium or heavy cream '-4 pound sugar limes and 1,300 pounds of sugar, Mrs. Hastings makes the punch bowl, can be pressed into service if lime or orange slices, grapes, sprigs i cup sugar 2 quarts water among other ingredients. even more colorful by the addition To hold the brew, a marble basin you decide to serve punch. of mint or other herbs. Fresh green 1 pint milk 1 quart lemon juice YOU WILL THANK YOURSELFI Beware of over-diluting cold leaves, such as bay, may be added of fruit-studded ice cubes. Simply Whiskey or rum, optional 2 quarts dark rum LOSE OUT was devised. It was large enough for add orange slices and cranberries to punches by adding too much ice. for color. Beat separately yolks and whites 1 quart brandy a boy to row about in a small boat. filled ice cube trays and freeze as ON ALL CARTRIDGES You can minimize the effects of To get the ice mold out of the con­ of six eggs. Add Vz cup sugar to the '2 cup peach brandy ■■ With any luck, your parties will usual. never reach that proportion. But a water by adding the ice in one, tainer, simpy wrap a hot wet towel yolks and beat. Add 'A cup sugar to In large punch bowl dissolve sugar IN STOCK! No Lower Prices Anywhere!!! punch will still make it simple to decorative chunk. around the mold, until the ice drops Candy Tatro of 200 Redwood Road whites after beating very stiff. Mix and water. Then add all other in­ entertain a pint-size gathering of 10 One cookbook recommends set­ out. Then float it in the punch bowl. offers her family’s favorite non­ egg whites with yolks. Stir in milk gredients and mix. Place a large or 20 or more. ting aside in a bowl the amount of Some other Manchester people alcoholic punch. “The kids love it,” and cream. Add one jigger of rum or solid block of ice in bowl, and let sit And you need not think of strictly water you want to freeze. Let it sit have offered their favorite punch she says. “You can always put whiskey, if desired. Top with grated for several hours for flavors to Jur Net alcoholic punches, especially if your for 10 or 15 minutes, and stir several recipes, just in time for Friday’s vodka in it.” she adds, if you are nutmeg. blend. Makes about IV2 gallons. Cost After Factory Rebatd!119»s Sieffert's i ^ b v . s r ^ ' delivers on t.ric3»eceOented le ve l o f piovec involve- ^ t^ .ih a sDeoaliy a e v Q r e d Vtaster Com ooreni thot moke$ Your neighbor's kitchen *169.95 O o m e un.1 inteHivi$K»n* o ffe rs a «/.de YEAR END SALE! Sale price 'Q r fle o f thrills from th e excifernent of on-th e fie ld SDOrtino Out-of fhis i.voria chattengeof abattie m outer ipoce Less " ^ 5 0 Factory Rebate an TMKMm k» to mm Here's a hostess who's really organized EVERY TV, WASHER, DRYER, MCROWAVE, VIDEO RECORDER, ETC.! By Barbara Richmond py seed bread, curried crabmeat '/z cup white vinegar 2 eggs iFREECAmWDGEl) Herald Reporter dip, cheese surprise, and hot V4 cup sugar ■A cup milk a buttered rum. 1 egg yolk 'A cup (1 stick) butter * W EN & I L ELECTO WEStlNOHOUSE Talk about being organized. Mrs. Mlodzinski said men seem to Combine mustard and vinegar in (melted and cooled) Marge Mlodzinski of 57 Montauck like the spinach balls. One of the small bowl. Cover and let stand at 1 tablespoon lemon extract CALORIC HITACHI PHILCO Drive keeps a diary of her parties in good things about these Is they can room temperature for four hours. IVk cups all-purpose flour TOSHIBA SONY LITTON QUASAR order to avoid repetition. be made ahead and frozen, and they Mix the sugar and egg yolk in small 1 teaspoon baking powder CARTRIDGES In the diary she keeps a record of are good served with a mustard saucepan. Add mustard-vinegar 1 teaspoon baking soda iV, foods served, games played, and sauce. Her recipe makes about 50 to mixture and cook over low hmt, ■A teaspoon salt AVAILARLE people who attended. It’s especially 75 small balls. stirring constantly, until slightly 3 tablespoons poppy seed TYPICAL YEAR END SPECIAL BUYSI helpful if most of the same people “ I ju s t recently bought a thickened. Cover and chill. Serve at Preheat oven to 325 degrees. SrORTS NCTW OM 17 Royal Oealon are going to be present, she says. microwave oven and that comes in room temperature. Grease and flour a 4x7Vk-inch loaf 01 NFfFootball (Avallabla Soon) She starts planning for her annual very handy for making hors pan. Combine sugar and eggs in 02 U.S. Ski Taam* Skiing 18 La i Vagaa Poker & 12” TV 19” COLOR TV 25” RCA TV VIDED T A P E 03 Boxing mm 19” New Year’s Eve party right after d’oeuvres,” she said. large bowl and beat until very light Blaekiack RECORDER “This party I’m trying cheese Oinkers 04 PBA* Bowling 19 Horse Racing CONSOU COLOR t. V. Thanksgiving. “It’s important to and fluffy. Slowly beat in milk. Add 06 NBA* Basketball 20 Las Vegas Rouletta plan your party ahead and to be stuffed tomatoes for the first time. 1 pound bamburg butter and lemon extract and blend 06 Auto Racing organized so your guests will relax, You use the little cherry tomatoes. pound sausage well. Sift together flour, baking 09 Tennis 1 OCTIOM NCTWOM too,” she says. They aren’t that great .this time of 1 pound velveeta cheeK powder, baking soda and salt. Add to 10 NHL* Hockey 21 Night Suiker- *2S7 11 NASL* Soccer ■ »497" <448 . w * * Oi\ New Year’s Eve Mrs. Mlod- year but they still taste good,” Mrs. (chopped) sugar mixture with poppy seed and 22 Sub Hunt- m cm cnoH 27 Snafu- R M 19” z in ^ and her husband Michael Mlodzinski said. 1 teaspoon oregano stir to blend. Turn batter into NCTWOM 28 Sea Bame- 19” m f ■ — usually serve a buffet dinner about 8 1 teaspoon basil prepared pan. Bake until bread is 12 Space Hawk* 29 Triple Actlon* RBSt " p.m. Alter guests watch the ball FOR THE MEATBALLS the Ml teaspoon parsley golden and tester inserted in center 16 Space Battle- hostess can use any favorite recipe. COLOR TV come down at midnight at Times comes out clean, about 50 to 60 Mrs. Mlodzinski’s meatball sauce Ml teaspoon garlic powder Square, she serves dessert and 2 loaves party rye minutes. WHILE SUPPLY LASTS contains jellied cranberry sauce. coffee. Cook and drain fat from meats. m **^347 The poppy seed bread is another Baked potato appetizer CLOSEOUT *229 Add other ingredients and cook until thing that’s delicious and easy to cheese melts. Spread on bread and Baked potatoes SHE HAS SEVERAL New Year’s make. DEUIXE W K IR L m i F S I8 ID A IR E Eve favorites. ‘T go for things that broil until browned, these freeze Vegetable oil PRICED D ^ M H E R DELUXE DRYER m o sT V n iE E are simple to make, and I feel color Spinach Balls well. Processed cheese spread (Below our coetl) REniOBU TOR Is iinporUnt on the table. I love Chopped chives making hors d’oeuvres because you 2 boxes frozen chopped spinach Meatball Sauce Green onion slices can be 10 creative,” says Mrs. Mlod­ ♦ egg* Crispy cooked bacon *247 *297 <439 zinski, a vice president of the Vt cup parmesan cheese (To serve with your favorite Cut baked potatoes Into Vk-inch H).9$ to »1(L$$ w Manchester Junior Woman’s Club. 2 ciipe herb stuffing mix cocktail meatballs) slices. Bru^ both sides of slices She’s been a member of the club for 1 minced onion 1 U-ounce jar chilli sauce with oil and place on cookie sheet. nlhe years. 1 cup melted butter (or cocktail sauce) Bake at 400 degrees for 10 minutes Spinach balls, stuffed tonutoes, (or margarine) 1 10-ounce can jellied cranberry on each side or until lightly browned "Oinkm,” and cocktail meatballs 1 teaspoon thyme sauce on both sides. M<^*. Thur. Til 9, FrI. Til 5 in a special sauce are smne of tbe Cook and drain spinach, mix all in­ 2 tablespoons brown sugar Top slices with process cheese CLOSED SAT NEW YEARS things Mrs. Mlodzinski was making gredients together, form into small 1 tablespoon lemon juice spread and sprinkle with the 445 HARTFOtlD RD.. MANCHESTER tdtead last w e tk for her party this balls. Cook on cookie sheet for 15 to Blend all ingredients together and chopped chives, green onion slices 1-04 EXIT TO KUNEV 8T. M 7 -n t 7 & SUNDAY •47-M I yOBT. 20 minutes at 350 degrees. Makes simmer for about a half-hour. Add or crumbled bacon. U S I A R n O R S I other goodie* you may find on the about 50 to 75 small balls. These can the meatballs and simmer an ad­ Continue baking until cheese TONITE TIL 5 l - M E x H M7-9M7 MIodtInaU buffet Uble New Year’s be frosen first and cooked later. ditional half hour. begins to melt. Serve hot. Unbaked Herald photo by 1 Eve include "Loo Loo's Hash Brown potatoes can be substituted but To Koonoy 8L • 4 7 -M N should be baked an additional 5 to 10 » ' Delight,” ham and mushroom pate, Mustard Sauce Poppy Seed Bread MARGE MLODZINSKI SETS UP BUFFET TABLE TWB. H >. FM. m s. Y M ri t t i I baked potato appetizers, sesame minutes on each side after brushing . . . for New Year's Eve party chtckM with b o o ty dip, lemon pop­ Vk cup dry mustard M cup sugar with oil. n 1 I I — MANCHESTER HERALD. Wed,, Dec. 2». 19M .MANCHESTER HERALD, Wed., Dec. 29, 1982 - 13 A b o u t Tow n Supermarket Shopper A dvice KofC sets annual dance Shoppers in Paris Nutritionist Knights of Columbus Council 573 will have Its annual New Year’s eve dinner and dance Friday at the nights of defends eggs, Columbus Lodge on Main Street. Daughter upset over mother's picture 'There will be dancing from 9 o.m. to 2 a.m. and a use coupons, too sirloin ot oeef dinner will be served at 8 p.m. DEAR ABBYi My Thanksgiving we thought it come again next year!” -41clihts are $20 per person. Bring your own bottle. Free not having realized if was By Martin Sloane ;miother died three years would be a great idea. We Abby, no way will I bring white bread set-ups will be proviaed. f or tickets and reservations there and taken it down. In ' ago after being happily a way I feel hurt and'out­ drove 125 miles to get those kids to her house un­ call 646-7365 or 646-0044. Do they coupon in Paris? ' married to my father for 38 raged that either my father there. til they’re grown. By Patricia McCormack Of course, they do! Clip ‘n’ file refunds || ! years. Four months ago D ear Abby Granny, you should What should we say when or- his wife would turn my UPl Health Editor Church notes new year Paula Hamil of Macon, ‘ my father married a lovely mother’s picture to the know, is very well-to-do, she invites us again? Ga., sent me a 5 franc Beverages (File No.. 8) . || ' Woman near his age wall. I can’t seem to get it Abigail Van Buren has traveled all over the STILL TREMBUNG “ White bread is badly maligned.” It is an V. coupon to prove it. The Clip out this file and keq> it with similar caab-off The Church of the Nazarene, 236 Main St., will sponsor ' (60ish), and they came out of my mind, Abby. My ; world and is a collector. excellent food,” a roly-poly British nutrition scien­ coiqran is redeemable at coupons — beverage te fu ^ offers with beverage' DEAR STILL: Thank a New Year celebration on Friday beginning at 9 p.m. : from New York to spend husband says I am Her home is cluttered with tist said while in the UniM States to receive a dis­ the checkout counter for a coupons, for example. Start collecting the needed her, and tell her it’s her with a film depicting the life of John Wesley. ! the. Thanksgiving holidays overreacting and to forget treasures she’s collected tinguished achievement award. discount worth ap­ turn to come to visit you! Refreshments will be served, and at 11 p.m. the Rev. proofs of purchase while looking for the required, iin. Connecticut with my it. But I can’t stop thinking from all over the world. It Dr. Elsie M. Widdowson said white bread is proximately 60 cents on the forms at the supermarket, in newq»pers and. Michael Nabass, pastor of the Willimantic Church of the ; husband, children and me. about it. Should I mention Thanksgiving message you them to your dog! looks like a museum! DEAR A BB Y : How thought of mainly as carbohydrate but has signifi­ purchase of two packages magazines, and when hading with friends. Offers Nazarene, will bring the message. > It was a wonderful three this to my father or his suggested that the surest LIVING ALONE IN The whole time she long is “always” ? cant nutritional value, including 10 percent protein. of Lotus brand paper may not be available in all areas of the country. A communion service will close the celebration at ' days. And although it was wife? And if so, what cure for post-holiday blues HUNTSVILLE, ALA. watched the kids like a D ISILLU SIO N ED IN The outspoken scientist, retired from Cambridge plates, cups or napkins. Allow 10 wed(s to receive each refund. midnight. The Rev. Neale McLain will officiate, an he ] strange to see my father should I say? is to “call someone who hawk for fear they’d break PETERSBURG, VA. University, also stuck up for eggs. In Cana^, couptming has The following refund offers are worth $29.00. This, DEAR LIVING: Sorry. will be assisted by Rev. Nahass and Rev. George Ehn- ; show affection to a woman MIXED EMOTIONS lives alone and invite him something. I spent most of “Well, I have a boiled egg every morning,” she taken on a new wrinkle week’s refund offers have a total value of ^ .S 9 . I meant no offense. Most DEAR mitt. ' other than my mother, I (or her) oyer for lef­ my time policing the kids said. with Steinbergs, one of This offer doesn’t require a refund form: DEAR MIXED: Don’t people (myself included) DISILLUSIONED: Just a Mrs. Francis Perry, chairman of the worship and , am honestly thrilled that tovers.” to be sure they wouldn’t Isn’t she worried about what an egg a day will do Quebec’s major food mention it.- They will often find leftovers more little short of “forever.” music committee, is ta charge of refreshments and the NESTLE Qulk Bunny Spoon, P.O. Box 2562, ' he found someone so love- What an Insult! Don’t touch anything. They to her cholesterol levels? chains. The stores recently probably have a few mixed flavorful than the initial communion setting. The public Is invited to attend. Boston, Mass. 02277. R evive a bunny spoon with a- : ly- forget, Abby, the poor and aren’t deliberately Not at all. offered customers coupons motions of their own when serving. Problems? You’ll feel retail value of $2.50. Send one proof of purchase ; After they left, I went lonely have their pride! My destructive or careless — “Most of the body’s cholesterol is made by the good for a $1 gasoline dis­ they realize that they left better if you get them off (the protective plastic seal from ground the cap), ; into the guest room they advice would he: Never in­ DEAR ABBY: My hus­ they are normal, curious body,” she said. Overeaters to meet count with every $25 food the picture turned to the from a 22-ounce Nestle ()uik Chocolate Flavor: ‘ had occupied and I noticed vite anyone who lives alone band is an only child and children} Needless to say, 1 your chest. Write to Abby, purchase. The coupons Syrup, plus 99 cents check or money order).' wall. P.O. Box 38923, Hollywood, rALK OF BREAD and eggs — and even meat Overeaters Anonymous will meet at 7 tonight in the ; that my mother’s picture over for leftovers! If you his mother is a widow, so was a total wreck and my were redeemable at Elsso If I were you, I would Calif. 90038. For a personal and alcohol — came up when Dr. Widdowson was 2 Expires Much 31,1963. nerves were shot by the conference rooms at Manchester Memorial Hospital. UPl photo ' had been turned toward the don’t want to ask the lonely when my mother-in-law in­ stations throughout the ’These offers require refund forms: find another place for that time we went home. reply, please enclose a asked about her dietary styles. Newcomers are invited to come at 7:45 p.m. and a I wall! At first I felt anger person for “the real vited us to pack up our kids Canadian province. CANADA DRY Refund. Receive a $1 coupon for picture. When we left, Granny stamped, self-addressed After all, as an insider on the nutrition track, she general meeting will follow at 8 p.m. There are no dues, • and resentment. Then I felt thing," finish your lef­ (we have three — ages, 2, Shortly after the envelope. must be doing everything right. fees or weigh-ins. Canada Dry Mixers. Send the required refund form thoughtless and guilty for DEAR ABBY: In your tovers yourself — or feed 4'4 and 6) and come for said, “ Promise you will Where are the vanilla wafers? Steinbergs’ gasoline and two neck labels or two body labels or two cap She eats a lot of fresh fruits and vegetables and Here It Is — the ultimate cookie Jar. Four glazed ceramic containers fit coupon promotion started, liners from 28-ounce, 32-ounce or liter-size bottles very small portions of meat. the 700 stores of Metro- The size of meat servings in American LTM has open casting ' together to form an Italian plazzo. The detailed buildings have roofs of Canada Dry Ginger Ale, Club Soda or Tonic Richelieu made a similar Water. Expires June 30, 1983. restaurants frightened her. Two or three ounces is that double as lids. It's from the Wllllams-Sonoma cookware shop and Little Theater of Manchester will have open casting offer in conjunction with CARNA'TION Hot Cocoa Mix B eu . Receive a Treatment of gout is fairly complicated sufficient, she said. “ People don’t need those big is priced at $175. for the drama, “Count Dracula," Jan. 10 and 12 at 7:20 the Shell Oil Company. stuffed aqimal— a Baby Bear, actual size 7 inches. servings.” p.m. at the Theater Workshop, 22 Oak St. Creative couponing has Mama Bear, actual size 814 inches. Papa B e u , ac­ She isn’t much for alcohoiic beverages, not even 9 tinue. My family doctor is There are roles for seven men and two women. The DEAR DR. LAMB: My DEAR READER: The Box 1551, Radio City Sta­ the apple wine she makes from the fruit of her certainly taken off north of tual size 11 inches. Send the required refund form, not worried and keeps play, to be directed by Robert Donnelly, will be doctor, who I have been treatment of gout is fairly tion, New York, N.Y. the border. Who knows, an and fo u Universal Product Code symbols from the' close tabs on me. My year­ orchard. presented in mid-Spring. For more information call going to for 15 years, is complicated. There are 10019. Dr. Widdowson said it is a fact that booze belts Village restaurants abundance of gasoline and 12-envelope box of Carnation Hot Cocoa Mix or; ly exams always come Robert Bletchman at 64^5237. giving me probenecid certain medicines you use women harder than men due to the fact that a competition spurred on by three Universal Product Code symbols from the 20-'- DEVR DR. LAMB: I back negative. the recession might find or 30-ounce Canister of Carnation Hot Cocoa Mix, I (Benemid)'. This is for the during acute attacks to Your Health just turned 60 and I am woman’s liver has fewer of the enzymes used to your supermarket in­ plus 50 cents postage and handling for a free Baby uric acid in the blood. I relieve the pain. Still afraid it is going to be quite DEAR READER: break down alcohol. cluding gasoline coupons in have asked many times others are given to induce General recognition that Women, being smaller than men, also have less well worth d visit Bear. Send one Universal Product Code symbol Lawrence Lamb, M.D. traumatic for me. It seems your shopping bag, too. from any size or flavor of Carnation Hot Cocoa Mix why I must take this as I your kidneys to flush our everybody has to sound off people are capable in older water in their bodies to dilute the alcohol. It hits M enus The use of coupons and have no sign of gout. His uric acid so it won’t build age must be getting a them faster than it does men. , New York is a real plus $5 postage and handling for a Papa B eu . about everything that is refunds is also growing answer is I can eat any up in your system and tremendous boost around The natural female shortcoming when it comes to restaurant city. I am told Expires March 15, 1963 or while supplies last. going to kill you after age among American ser­ foods and this medication cause an acute attack of the world, with the United metabolizing alcohol. Dr. Widdowson said, is the there are around 15,000 (^FFEEl-MATE $1 Refund. Send &e required re-; 60. Is old age some kind of vicemen and women and will take care of the uric gout. And still another States and China being led reason for a sharp rise in the last decade of Manchester schools restaurants, spread all fund form and the Universal Product Code symbols, crime in this country? We their families stationed acid. What would happen if medicine, Zyloprim by people past 70. And alcoholic livers in the female population in Britain. over Manhattan Island B eard from elth u three 11-ounce jars or two 16-ounce jars' are told that we are in­ The following lunches will be served in the overseas. Our armed ' I just did not take it? (allopurinol) is given to there are plenty of from the very tip of the or two 22-ounce jars of Coffee-nute Non-Dairy creasing our chances of DR. WIDDOWSON is best described as a Manchester schools the week of Jan. 3 through 7: forces commissaries carry I am 76 years old and in stop your cells from medicines to help flush out uric acid stones in the successful active older Battery to the far reaches on Food Creamer. Expires March 31, 1983. getting vaginal cancer 10- fearless but warm grandmotherly type. By the Monday: Hamburg patty on a roll, potato chips, most of the brands found in ' fairly good health except producing too much uric uric acid nor the medicine kidney. So drink your wo:nen as well. .The of upper Manhattan and FOLGER’S COFFEE-MATE, MR. COFFEE Big fold sitnply by taking es­ prize, one also knows she is a first rate nutrition buttered green beans, chilled fruit. By James Beard U.S. supermarkets anij '• for a little osteoarthritis. acid. Neither the to stop production of uric fluids. If you use Zyloprim average life expectancy of extending into the Bronx (^ffee Break $2 Refund. Send the required refund trogen, a substance that Tuesday: Hearty meat stew with vegetables and acid are helpful in you will not have an excess the American female is scientist. Syndicated Columnist they accept cents-off form and the Universal Product Code symbols from pur own bodies used to “Well over 70,” she answered when asked her potatoes, rye bread, butter, ice cream. and IdtD Westchester. It’s coupons. relieving the pain or amount of uric acid in the nearly 80 years of aee. quite a problem to recom­ the bottom of two 100-count boxes of Mr. Coffee. make anyway. age, claiming no dietary secret got her there. Wednesday: Vegetable beef soup, chicken salad on a But' coupon clippers treating the acute attack. urine and this is not mend a restaurant to Filters or one Universal Product Code qrmbol from This puts me on the Longevity comes from the family tree, she said roll, apple crisp. stationed in Germany just .\ doctor often has a necessary. But some peo­ Vaginal cancer is rare. visiting friends because one 200-count box; plus the Universal Product Code horns of a dilem m a. proudly. Thur^ay: Shells, meat sauce, tossed salad, bread and can’t pick up a Wednesday choice of whether to flush ple do not tolerate Nobody in his right mind You may mean uterine there are so many good calves liver, beautifully symbols from two 11-ounce jars of Coffee-Mate- “Mother lives with me, and she is 105. " butter, tangerine. used in this casserole have or Thursday Berlin paper T ho ugh ts out uric acid or to use Zyloprim well for a variety wants to run the risk of cancer (endometrial). And restaurants and so many cooked and thin and pink, Non-dairy Cream u or one Universal Product Code The scientist was told by phone last August that Friday: Fish and cheese on a roll, french fried different cooking times, so and find coupons to clip Zyloprim to stop its of reasons. cancer but no female in my the dangers are highly bad ones, not to mention just the way it should be. symbol from one 16-ounce or onq 22-ounce j u ; plus' she had been selected to receive the second annual potatoes, cabbage-pineapple slaw, chocolate pudding. you simply add them at in­ out. Instead, they must de­ production. If you don’t do When you are being family ever died of cancer. variable. With no signifi­ hundreds of mediocre ones. the words "Folger’s Coffee" or "F o lg u ’s Flaked ^ ,0 0 0 Bristol-Myers award for distinguished achie­ Milk is served with all meals. At times bavette will show tervals calculated to have pend on coupons found in either, and your body has a Treated to eliminate uric .And there are some cant family history and a The problem is sorting Coffee" cut from the plastic overcap of one any size I What kind of book is the though your life depended vement in nutrition research. up, that cut of beef the everything cooked to tendency to produce too acid the diet becomes less good annual program, you them out! U.S. magazines, special can of Folgu’s Coffee or Folgu’s Flaked Coffee, o r ! Bible? (2 Tim. 3:16-17) on it - because it does! benefits from the estrogen. Among other things, the honor fell to her for land­ French so love. It is not perfection at the same much uric acid, you can important. Nevertheless it I don't know whether to are unlikely to have any Living in Greenwich publications for service the Universal Product Code symbol cut from th e. • Was it designed to be Jesus said, “If you abide mark studies of infant body composition that have considered the most tender time. The total cooking families and coupons sent develop an acute attack of helps. It is included in The quit my estogen or con­ problem. Bolton schools ' Village as I do, I try when cut, but it is flavorsome to side panel of one bag of Folgu ’s or F o lg u ’s Flaked ' merely enjoy^ like adven- in My word, then you are been used for decades to determine babies’ time in the oven is about 1 by friends and relatives gout or gouty arthritis. Health Letter 16-10, Gout, I’m working on a a point far beyond most of CoUoe (in areas where Folgu ’s Coffee in bags is . ture stories or was if truly disciples of Mine; nutritional needs. The following lunches will be served in the Bolton Vz hours, by which time, back home. If you use probenecid or The Uric Acid Disease, Have a wedding anniversary you’d like your neighbors manuscript or a newspaper the beef we eat nowadays. sold). Proofs of purchase from all three'products . planned that adults should and you shall know the “Was I surprised when I heard the call came Elementary-Center schools the week of Jan. 3 through almost all the liquid should If you think it’s hard to sulfinpyrazone (Anturane) which I am sending you. to know about? The Manchester Herald will publish a column not to go uptown And I find their paillards of be absorbed. (If It isn’t, (Mr. Coffee Filters, Coffee-Mate and Fe proMMed laieO or lestnm some pleasant, very simple smoked pork loin chops, Get acquainted with the tight ship. The decor is The Smart Shopper on the front (d their shop­ SAVE 25< ON THE M !«• Good only m cioes oi towns w US A wfteie desserts. The hors bury in the cabbage and barrier, and other “ Bible and study it as aOMtisedDy Dei Monte Corpoatoi CasnyabeLTOiM The following lunches will be served the week of Jan. extremely pleasant and Award goes to Barbara and ping cart asking other PURCHASE OF >UqY TW O C o i^ ww noi De nonoted through outsale agencies, d’oeuvres, fish, meats and cover with 1 Vk quarts couponers. are always DEL MONTE" BjEtAND txokets or otheis who are not retail distnOutois of our 3 through 7 at RHAM Senior and Junior high schools: reminiscent of many Jim Lawley of Kennewick, shoppers to speak to them pStODUCTS merchandise or speoficiify auihorkfed by us to present salads are on a par with chicken stock. walking up to say hellol H e U IU n ttr Monday: Meat patty, mashed potato with gravy, com, restaurants in France. It’s Ml &oc«< Del Moata Copaation « l ledMm tta eai- many of the better French pon lo> 2&$ pM Undhng pioftiM 2 ri i$CMM from homemade roll, pears. a comfortable spot, the Cover casserole and Looking for a good used 1 wM C M U sm oi M pwdMI« 0( M f ? OCL MONU restaurants uptown and the Stand Pmdacu and If ugauflguest TOusutiMmoKM Tuesday: Steak sandwich with cheese, french fries, tables all have flowers and bring to a boil. Place in .mobile home? Be sure to piomg purduse wNtaai ttw lad 90 ittfs ol a atftfewnt prices are moderate. It’s a lettuce and tomato, frosted cake. there are nice French prebrated 425-degree oven. /look in the Classified good idea to make reser­ Wednesday: Cheese pizza, cole slaw, fresh fruit. chairs. The food is varied After SO minutes, add 'Acclaimed chef plans ^’t^Iunins ... that’s where vations and then keep them STORE COUPON 2MQDD la a ilQ Thursday: Juice, grinder, poUto «hips, vegetable enough so that one can pound smoked slab bacon, the best buys are adver­ promptiy.The address is sticks, gelatin with t^ in g . lunch there are couple of rind removed and cut into 6 tised! 502 Sixth Avenue and the 2 Friday: Ravioli casserole, peas, homemade roll, times a week without get­ pieces. After 1 hour add 6 phone number is (212) 691- apricots. Milk is served with all meals. ting bored. smoked garlic sausages, a $20 million school 1363. I never tire of this MODEmi AUTO and 10 minutes after that, 3 In summer there are restaurant. smoked pig’s knuckles. NEW ORLEANS (UPl) - Paul RADIATOR always wonderful cold One can enjoy a par­ Prudbomme, a bearded man of Prudbomme, Mid to be among greatest INTR0DUCB8 Mayfair and Westhlll soups, and La Gauloise ticularly fine classic Just before serving, medium height, spoke of his proposkd chefs in America today, wants his betas ttw 80-mlmito offers each day a very Choucroute Garni at. La poach 6 frankfurters school as be M t at a table near Igs The following lunches will be served at to polish their art on a farm in south kitchen during the lunchtime crush, st- drhw-ln and Mayfair special salad and Gauloise, and I can separately for 10 minutes tzml«l«na HOMEMAD) Gardens and Westhlll Gardens the week o f ___ ping to sign supply orders, acknowledfe drIvMway MhiMonl OICRDLLFREE. '■I7.7ACRL'‘!T Jan. 3 sometimes two or three guarantee that even people without allowing the water Prudbomme expresses himself and his 9 through 7 to Manchester residents who are 60 or older: who think that they don’t greetings, take phone calls, bNp FOR: WHEN YOU BUY 3 s fiiJE ix y . special hot dishes at Inndi. to boil. When all the meat Cajun heritage Monday through Friday Mknday: Kielbasa, German noodles, green beans, In winter one ckn revel in like sauerkraut will revel has finished cooking, dis­ waitresses through problems and even at KPaul’s Louisiana Kitchen restaurant RAGlIPizza Quick pineapple. some of the classic, in this dish. The secret is to card carrot and bouquet order shrimp by pboue when his cbgfs in New Orleans’ French Quarter, tasting Sauce or Mix for Homemade Pizza Crust Tuesday: Grapefruit juice, curried turkey, steamed regional dishes such as obtain fresh sauerkraut jarni. Present the bm ui to run out. rice, buttered peas, chocolate podding. 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Io m S2734 UnM oni coupon cacaant cake with topping. better than good bourgeois no traces of brine remain. a r o L do!Se, S P *^ **? " «« another year of rafad^ animals before por a M m o T m n OJ W t M W . raise about $20 million to convert the QOSBl SO'^lAe Thursday: Minestrone, spaghetti with sauce and cooking for warming the Canned raw sauerkraut each variety per guest. starting kitchen work. We have found that isolated site into a revolutionary, four- meatballs, tossed salad.,with dressing, pears. cockles of one’s heart! may be used, but it is not Garnish with boiled ’ Prudbomme wants to renovate tiw moat of our customers year cooking school celebrating Friday: Broiled fish, miied vegeUMes, seasoned La Gaulolae also serves as good as the fresh arti­ potatoes and chopped plantatiob s 72 cypreH buildiap and ast p ^ te m s can be solved American food. spinach, peach crisp with whipped topping. simple things such as cle. The delicious meats paisley. up a huge circle of workiiy rostauradts within this time frame. Hie plantation’s owners already have with five UO^eat diniag rooms. Throe pr The problem part is o f f ic ia l r u l e s ONE FREE ROLL OF HFDRI® 1 vou"eauwei'nu«)b«»uOmroad laboratory dish. tilizatipn, a process pioneered by two British HURRY...Offer expires Jan. 31, Id83 mUSA ACV3S7J Judith and Roger Carr, of Westminster, knowledge of what food is and how it gats perfection when ft cam e out a t the HURRY...Offer expires January 31,1983 She has gained weight, grown a head of cur­ doctors. Five such clinics have been started Ms m ., would return to Norfolk this week. in the IlntleH thst way.” I t - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wed.. D«- 29 1982 MANCHESTER HERALD, Wed., Dec, 29, 1982 — 15 Celtics lose PHIL ROURAb TOM po ster Dance legend X people out to Kings still working SPORTS Page 16 EXCLUSIVE! DALLAS (UPI) — When Martha Graham was a little girl, in the early years of the century, her doctor father helped her .look through a microscope at a drop of water. All the wriggling life she saw there surprised Mlariet Iveryone a nevlco her and gave her some valuable insights. She considers it her first dancing lesson. Catholic controls “It was slightly repellant and foreign to me,” with their first hahy recalls the 88-year-old matriarch of modem Lovely songbird Marie Osmond is my parents did—the value of hard dance of that glimpse into a new world. “I back home in Provo, Utah, after put-, work and the meaning of a good life. . puzzled over it.” ting a halt to any more concert tours un­ “ Everybody is a novice, a guinea pig Out of that puzzlement grew a fascination with til the arrival of her first baby. really, when they’re going to have their delving after hidden truths. But although her parents, OHve and "(My father) taught me we must look for the Weaver, 50-40 first baby. But as long as you teach a George Osmond, have vast experience child properly and set up guidelines truth,” she says. “It’s not always on the sur­ with youngsters (they raised seven of like discipline, basic desires, rules, face.” . McKnight’s hot 4-for-5 shooting, zero points for East but more impor­ their own), Marie won't be getting Her life since then has been an unceasing By Len Auster goals and ambitions, then everything Herald Sportswriter took a 16-15 lead at the turn. The tantly ran the Eagle offense and dis­ much personal advice from mom for a should work out well. I believe in search to express the joy and sorrow of life Eagles stayed hot on the Beavers’ hed out 5 assists. “He knew his role while. discipline. Remember, I was working through the strength, discipline and technique of Some thought it would be off to the heels by converting 9 consecutive today. He put pressure on their "My folks are still in Hawaii,” Marie since I’ve been 12 and, because of my dance. She speaks in almost mystical terms of races but that was far. from the ac­ free throws. guards. I don’t care if he scores zero told us in her ftrst interview since her parents, I had a head on my shoulders. getting inspiration from the “ancestral footsteps tual situation. McKnight, and his teammates, the rest of the year. He ran the marriage to former Brigham Young in the blood,” of being a constant seeker after “ But I must admit there are so many And that turned out to be the went cold in the second stanza (2- offense like we wanted,” Penders University basketball star Steve Craig in the “why” of life. major difference. for-13) and didn’t score in the final said. things 1 never thought of. It’s very ex­ At the same time, she is a realistic and stem June. “They’ve been there since shortly Controlling the tempo, poised and 7.10. Weaver went from a 20-15 lead “The kids played unselfishly. citing to begin raising a family, but of taskmaster, driving her students and company after the wedding working as mis­ patient East Catholic throttled to a 21-20 halftime deficit thanks to a That’s what you have to do to beat a sionaries for the Mormon Church. I’m course you always worry a bit. I’m so of dancers as hard as she ever drove herself — lucky to be married to a man who is so W eaver High, 50-40, in non­ Rick Kucinskas bucket for East. team with better individual talent,” really proud of them.” both before her retirement from dancing when Penders added. 2 secure and so loving. Steve’s the conference basketball action The Beavers latched onto the first But Marie said she keeps in close con­ she was, incredibly, in her 70s, and since then as Tuesday afternoon at the Eagles’ four rebounds of the second canto, Jim Dargati had a game-high 20 tact with them, and all she has to do is greatest guy. In marriage, there’s no a teacher and choreographer. Jimmy Carter: Just slipped his mind? room for selfishness.” Nest. all off the offensive glass, before points for East, including lO-for-12 pick up the phone if she^^geeds some Discipline, she says, “is my language .... The East behind the boardwork of Doug from the foul line. East was 16-for- Marie Osmond and Steve Craig The decision leaves both clubs quick advice. Craig also comes from a large fam­ body has a freedom and dance has a freedom, with 2-1 marks. Bond started to match up. 37 overall from the field. Weaver Jimmy's stiii hitter “ I have tremendous respect for my ily. “ He’s the only male in a family of And how many kids for the Craigs? but it has a rigid technique.” East returns to the hardwood had the edge in rebounds, 26-25, with Modern, or as she prefers, contemporary “I felt they did a good job on the Time may heal old wounds for some, but not for former , mother for the way she raised us,” said nine kids,” chuckled Marie. “That’s “ Oh, we don’t want too large a family. Thursday night for its annual test boards,” Tolliver said. “When we’re MePadden and Bond latching onto 7 President Jimmy Carter. He still bristles at the mention of Marie. “She instilled in all of us—both why he thinks the baby will be a girl.” Four would be really nice.” dance may appear to the uninitiated to be less and 6 respectively for East. formal than ballet, but even though it lacks the against crosstown Manchester High not controlling the boards we can’t the name Ted Kennedy. Kennedy, of course, battled him at Garke Arena at 7 o’clock. CHiarles French had a team-high 9 centuries-long tradition of ballet, it does not lack fast break. And they did a good job 9 throughout 1980 for the Democratic presidential nomina­ “ We got into their style of game — markers for Weaver, which was 17- discipline. A dancer would be useless without running their offense:” tion. which is slow,” offered Weaver After a 5-for-20 first-half shooting for-46 from the field. When People Exclusive approached Carter recently while o a A strict rules governing his movement, she says— Coach Dwight Tolliver. “When we as foolish as a man who wanted to play the performance. East was 5-for-9 in the the nation's 39th president was on a tour to plug his book, tried to pick up the tempo we were a East Catholic (50) - MePadden 5 violin, but did not want to be bothered with lear­ third stanza to take a 33-^ advan­ "Keeping Faith: Memoirs of a President,” he was eager to “ Hill Street Blues” is my favorite TV show and Andy I have been a life-long fan of actress Myrda Loy. What’s step behind. They had us playing tage heading into the final eight 6-616, Callahan 11-13, Ptacheinski 0 discuss his list of possible Democratic candidates for 1984. Renko is my favorite character. What’s Charles Haid really she been doing lately?—S.M., Greenfield, III. ning the technique. thejr game; that was the key.” minutes. There, it spread things out. So how, she is asked, does an individual dancer 0-0 0, Dargati 5 10-12 20, Theriault 0 “Of course," said Carter, 'Tirst and foremost is Fritz like?—A.E., Toledo, Ohio Myma, who is now 77, "We had'our tempo,” said East “I was very p leas^ with our stand out among so much discipline and unswer­ 0-0 0, Bond 3 1-2 7, Smith 0 0-0 0, Mondale (his vice president) in whom I have a tremendous lives alone in New York. She Coach Jim Penders. “We played spread offense. We didn’t take too «. Haid comes from a large, notable Irish family and is a ving rigidity? Brunone 1 0-1 2, Kucinskas 10-0 2. amount of confidence. But I believe that Gary Hart man (to-man defense) all the way. many bad shots,” Penders said. first cousin of Merv Griffin. Haid’s own education began recently came home after "By doing parts with a different aura,” she Totals 16 18-22 50. (senator from Colorado) and John Glenn (senator from Usually a slower team will get hurt Weaver (40) - Dillard 2 0-2 4, with the Jesuits and he describes it as being “ a good ex­ spending several days in a repli^. “The choreography remains the same, Sean MePadden with three hoops Ohio) will also be in there. Then, Florida's Ruben Askew perience for me." He’s a veteran of the Navy’s submarine hospital undergoing tests for but we did a good job. and Bond with a pair, on assists Fredericks 0 0^ 0, Collier 4 1-1 9, could be a dark horse. He's a relative unknown, as 1 was in but the interpretation, the inner meaning, dic­ “We had very few turnovers (9). French 4 1-2 9, Roberts 1 2-2 4, service. After receiving a bachelor of fine arts degree from an undisclosed ailment. Her tates the body. Dances are the same, (but) the from one another, kept East in con­ 1976, but he could become a factor." The kids had good poise against trol the final period. MePadden A. Goins 0 0-0 0, Copeland 10-0 2, Carnegie Tech in Pittsburgh, Haid moved to New York and doctors say that she is fine, mystery of the individual, if that person is Glaring was his omission of the senior senator from their press, fou stop the transitition wound up 5-for-7 frem the field and B. Goins 10-0 2, McKnight 4 0-0 8, was employed as a bouncer, a bartender and a bricklayer but they have prescribed total strong enough, comes through.” Massachusetts. We pointed that out to him. “Oh, yes," and you can beat a quicker team.” totaled 16 points. Mitchell 0 2-2 2. Motley 0 0-0 0. before joining the national company of the play, rest for several weeks. At this Dance has changed in at least one noticeable Weaver, led by Rodney Senior guard Niel Ptacheinski had Totals 17 6-9 40. said Carter, tongue firmly planted in cheek. “ I just knew 1 “ America, Hurrah.” He enjoys sailing a catamaran, point, she has nothing plan­ respect during her career, and that is with the had forgotten someone. Thanks for reminding me.” fishing, surfing and skiing and presently lives in Studio ned regarding show business. increased importance of the male dancer. It ' 1 Then, forcing a smile, he rushed to his car. "Bye." City, Calif. She is pretty choosy about definitely started with the great Russian what she does and turns dancers, but she also sees an inspiration in the Walter Pidgeon, 85, says he's retired fer geed Myrna Loy: Choosy down most scripts. The last post-World War II loosening of societies and the thing Loy did was a “ Love, Sidney” TV segment with Walter Pidgeon established himself as one of the world’s chance that I'm unable to do it. I couldn’t hurt the people dawn of the space age. Tony Randall earlier in the year. great character actors in more than 100 films, but it’s his in the business that way. It costs too much money "The vigor, the jumps, the use of space” is one Middlesex fops role in “ Mrs. Miniver" that stands out. “ Everywhere I go, nowadays to delay production.” Please, please tell me everything about Steve Miller, who of contemporary dance's greatest contributions, people talk about that movie, sings the song “Abracadabra.”—M.K., Millstadt, III. she said. “Space is being explored and that has The tall, soft-spoken actor who lives in Bel Air, Calif., drawn into it men.” and as far as the world is con- Who are we to deny such an urgent request. Miller was uses a walker to gel around and seldom leaves his home. At her age, slowed by severe arthritis and cerned, the Miniver series His wife of 51 years, Ruth, injured her back last Christmas born in Dallas on Oct. 5, 1943, which makes him 39. A ■BF seems to be what reminds other ailments and appearing too tiny and and has been practically bedridden since. Doctors expect, graduate of the University of Wisconsin, Miller performed fragile to keep up a busy pace, she nonetheless S r people of me," laughed however, that she will be walking soon. with Boz Skaggs and others before going out on his own. Cougars, 69-57 F Pidgeon, now 85. “ But continues to commit herself to the future of Old friends like Greer Garson, who was his co-star in On his own, he did jazz in the Chicago area and got into dance. While in Dallas to receive the 1982 Algur f t - 1 thought my best role as an psychedelic music in San Francisco at the height of the actor was in 'Madame Curie,' “ Mrs. Miniver” and “ Madame Curie,” constantly call. H. Meadows Award for Excellence in the Arts, Racing to a 31-23 halftime lead, Middlesex’ fullcourt pressure craze in the 1960s. He is a phenomenal businessman and she busied herself with master classes and team. and it had one of the best His daughter and grandchildren also visit from their home Middlesex Community College forced the Cougars, 1-1, into a MCC resumes play next in Santa Cruz. manages himself. Miller owns a large working ranch in exhibitions by her company. scenes I ever did.” Oregon, but he reportedly is anxious to sell the place and never looked back in taking a 69-57 number of turnovers that it con­ Wednesday at Norwalk Community Pidgeon has quit acting, a Pidgeon doesn’t complain or feel sorry for himself. He “I dpn’t approve of retirement,” she said, triumph over Manchester Com­ College in a 7.30 start. move permanently to a home he shares with a live-in curled on her hotel suite couch, wrapped in a verted at the other end. move that surprised many insists that he’s happy and confesses much concern for his girlfriend in Seattle. Miller’s been married twice and was munity College in annexing the The visitors also controlled the MiddleHfx (69) - Turner 1-2-4, old friend, Ronald Reagan. “ He’s a very good man, but he mink throw and savoring a cup of tea. ‘"You championship in the first annual boards by a 42-33 count. Lucas 3-0-6, Leary 5-1-11, Moses 1-0- Herald photo by Pinto fans and producers. But divorced from his second wife, Jennie, earlier this year. relapse. You just die.” Pidgeon explained, “ I don't got there at the wrong time,” said Pidgeon. “ It must be MCC-Rotary Club Basketball Lonnie Leary had 11 points and 2, Mitchell 0-0-0, Hewitt 0-0-0, Lyons She has borrowed from the philosophy of have any balance anymore, very hard. I know he’s just loo darned busy. So I write him Classic Tuesday evening at East J.W. Haslam 9 for Middlesex. Both 0-0-0, Haslam 3-3-9, Seales 1-0-2, EAST’S SEAN MePADDEN (15) AND DAVE CA l LAHAN (34) E Sarah Bernhardt, whom Ms. Graham says a note now and then. I think he’s doing very well, consider­ Padfila Excluilva! antwnri the moat Intsrnating Catholic. were named to the all-toumament Bragg 12-2-26, Brian Bragg 4-1-9. .. . battle Weaver 6-foot-7 center Troy Collier for rebound because my inner ears are responded to. every would-be pitfall with a Waiter Pidgeon completely gone from opera­ ing that these are hard times.” questions from readers. Send yours to us cars of this Tournament MVP Bruce Bragg souad along with Bragg. Totals 30-9-69. newspaper. serene "Even so,” — troubles will pass, and she tions. There are times when I feel so good that 1 can drive a But is he sorry he called a halt to his own career? “ God, l)ad 18 of his game-high 26 points in Steve Emerson and Pat Silver Manrhealer (57) - Florence 2-3-7, ®I9«2 BV TRIBUNE COMPANY SYNDICATE, INC. will go on. the first half as the Flying car, but it wouldn't be fair for me to take a part with the no. I’m lucky to be alive!” he roared. 22jl E u l 42nd Siren, New York, N Y. 10017 each netted 16 markers for Carbray 2-0-4, Reiser l-2-4,Leonard Her inspirations come from deep within her, Horsemen, 2-0, took the halftime Manchester. Emerson and Jim 3-3-9, Emerson 8-0-16, Collins 0-0-0, although she says, “I am not one who throws bulge. Bragg also had a dozen Florence, who had 19 points the first Carr 0-0-0, Garen 0-2-2, Facey 0-0-0, herself around emptionally. That’s bizarre. rebounds in the winning effort. night, were named to the all-tourney Silver 8-0-16. Totals 24-9-57. UConn-Texas Karen Valentine stars C Cinem a HOLLYWOOD (UPI) — Karen Valentine will star in the title role of "Jane Doe. " a two-hour CBS-TV movie, playing a young woman who suffers amnesia as the Hartford Kaxl Hartford paired in title set result of a near-fatal accident. 4:55, 7:20, 9:35, 11:30. 7:20, 9:40. - Six Weeks and A Gentleman (R) 4:15, Vilirnruin Cinrma — EuNtwood — An Officer 48 Hrs. (R) 7:10, 9:10. - Co-starring with Valentine will be William Devane. Cllfirld (PG) 2, 4, 6, 8, 10.- Peter 7:15, 9:30. Best Friends (PG) 7, 9:15. Wasn’t That a Time! 7:30, and A Gentleman (R) 6:45, Cinr I, 2, 3, 4, 5 & 6 — HARTFORD (UPI) - Tournament opening game. Eva Marie Saint and David Huffman, with DeVane 9:30. 9. Pan (G) 2, 4 , 5:50, 7:40, Wrat Hartford -T h e T o y (P G ) 7:10, 9:10. junior forward Chet Brightful with playing a detective investigating the accident case. Tootsie (PG) 12:30,2:45,5, 9:30. Elm I & 2 - E.T. The favorites Connecticut and Texas “Our shooting was super good,” 14 points. Connecticut coach Dom Poor Rirhardi)' — An 7:30,9:50,12:15: — The Toy "Jane Doe" will film entirely on locations in Van­ Extra-Terrestrial (PG) 2, W'indaor A&M have advanced to the finals of Metcalf said, but “we’ll need better Perno praised the Huskies' defen­ Cinrma City — The Officer and A Gentleman (PG) 12:35, 2:40, 4:45, 7, the Connecticut Mutual Classic and couver. B.C.. with Ivan Nagy directing for executive (R) 7:15, 9:30. ManHfirld 4:30, 7, 9:30. - An Officer Plaza — Heidi’s Song bail handling. We need to seal a lit­ sive efforts Tuesday, but not his producer Dennis Doty. Verdict (R) 1:45, 4:15, 9:20, 11:30. - The Verdict meet at 9 tonight to decide the tle better on defense and we have to SliowruBe Cinrma — Truna-Lux Collegr and A Gentleman (R) 1:45, (G) noon. — E.T. The team's shot selection. 7:30, 9:55. — Sleeper (PG) (R) 1:30, 4:05, 6:50, 9:30, 4:15, 7:10, 9:40. championship. penetrate more than we did 12.:40, 4, 7:15 with Bananas Tootsie (PG) 12:30, 2:40, I'wiii — Airplane II TTie Extra-Terrestrial (PG) 'T m pleased with our defense and 11:55. — Dark Crystal The Movira — The Ver­ 2:30, 7, 9:25. Texas &M scored a 78-66 win over tonight.” , iPGl 2:20, 5:40, 7, - Fitz- 4:50, 7:15, 9:40, 11:50. — .Sequel (PG) 7:15, 9. - we pushed (Air Force) on key (PG) 12:50, 3, 4:50, 7:20, Heidi’s Song (G) 2. — dict (R) 12, 2:30, 4:50,7:10, Lafayette and Connecticut beat Air Texas "AiM , 5-6, was paced rebounds. Our offense is not taking carraldo(PG) 1,3:55,6:45. The Toy (PG) 12:40, 2:45, 9:35. - 48 Hrs. (R) 12:45, Chariots of Fire 7 with Per­ 9:30. - Six Weeks (PG) Force 66-50 in opening round vic­ Tuesday by senior guard Tyren good shots " Perno said. 9:40. — Peter Pan (G) 4:50, 7:10, 9:20, 11:20. - 2:55, 4:55, 7:10, 9:25, 11:45. tories Tuesday. Lafayette and Air Naulls' 19 points and the consistent Disney, NAACP agree 12:30. 2:30, 4:25, 7, 8:55. Best Friends (PG) 12:30, sonal Best 9:15. 12:30,2:40,4:50,7:20,9:40. Egan, the Air Force coach, said — Best Friends (PG) 12:40, i — Peter Pan (G) 12:30, Force meet in a 7 p.m. consolation outside shooting of forward Hay his team "gave in quicker... We lost HOLLYWOOD (UPI) — Walt Disney Productions and 2:45, 4:55, 7:25, 9:45, 11:55. 2:50, 5:05,7:40,9:55, 12:05. X’rrnnn SHOWCASE game today. Jones with 14 points. The Aggies led - Still of the Night (PG) 2:30, 4:30, 7, 9. our poise. They played aggressive the National Association for the Advancement of tlanrlirHlrr Cine 1 & 2 — E.T. The . e W E M A S “I think the team that shoots best 43-31 at halftime and never trailed. 1:15, 3:15, 5:15, 7:40, 9:35, Willimanlir throughout." Colored People announced they have signed a statement UA ThraIrrB East — Extra-Terrestrial (PG) 1, from the floor will win,” Air Force Guards Reggie Roberts and Ken­ HOUSEHOLD VINEGAR 11:20. — Airplane II The Jillaon Square Cinema of understanding designed to enhance opportunities for The Verdict (R) 2, 4:20, 2, 3, 5, 7, 9. - An Officer FINSI SHOW ONIT coach Hank Egan said of the ny Brown each scored 12 for the is an effective and inexpen­ Sequel (PG) 1:20, 3:10, 5, - Tootsie (PG) 7, 9:15. - Air Force turnovers and sharp blacks and other minorities in films. sive fabric laundry rinse. finalists. Aggies. outside shooting by Connecticut A spokesman for the NAACP said discussions with 7:30, 9:35, 11:30. - 48 Hrs. Connecticut shot only 39 percent Classified is the effective (R) 1:30, 3:30, 5:30, 7:45, freshman Earl Kelley contributed to Disney bepn last February with an NAACP task force and inexpensive way to from the floor and 70 percent from The loss was the fifth straight for Connecticut's win. 10, 11.50. - Trail of the iitnKTAnMfxrrss the foul lin in beating the Falcons. A investigating the employment of blacks as actors and find a cash buyer for Lafayette, 2-5. “We just have to go Kelley was the Huskies’ top Pink Panther (PG) 1, 3, 5, FO U RTH Annual USTHAITTOeD $68 88)0 steadier Texas A&M made 65 per­ crew members in the motion picture industry. household items you no play," said Lafayette coach Will scorer with 16 points. Junior guards A “mutual moral agreement " declaration was signed 7:30,9:45.11:40. - Kiss Me cent of is field goals and shot 78 per­ longer use. Goodbye (PG) 12:45, 2:45, 48 HOURS Rackley. “ I thought we were in Vern Giscombe and Karl Hobbs and by Benjamin Hooks, director of the NAACP, and Card cent from the ul line against great shape in the second half, but freshman forward Eddie Williams 2 Walker, chairman of Walt Disney Productions, aimed at 1st Big Bash of the New Year R Lafayette. on two bad plays we went from eight each added 10 points. continuing the expansion of opportunities for blacks at Coah Shelby Metcalf was happy to 12 points down." The Air Force high scorer was the studio. with his team’s shooting Tuesday, Sophomore guard Tony Duckett senior guard Erwin Washington but said Texas A&M will have to was Lafayette's high scorer with 19 with 15 points. Rick Simmons, the The for Children JURPUME2 play bettero beat UConn. The points, followed by freshman Falcon's leading scorer with a 20- in: Aggies had 24 turnovers in the forward Gary Bennett with 15 and point average, was held to 11 points. flam ingo KIDS - COME SPEND NEW YEAR'S •SMOWNAT:- 9 , - txDlelfif restaurant EVE AT THE GROUND ROUND TO O IS iE i^ ' "SMOWHXTi Indians score first Atlantic City iEW YEATS EVE PARTY • Magician and Clown Wednesday and Saturday Afafr* Your Itoaaivaffoffa Mow/// 4:30 • 7:30 BEST FRiENDS M CC photo Excursions to MIDDLESEX PLAYER COMES DOWN WITH REBOUND 64 6 -9 4 6 8 • Free Hats and Favors |PG| . . . against efforts of Cougars’ Dean Facey In tourney tilt -SttOWtllWi- but bow on ice, 8-1 Dinner choice of: • Free Kiddie Kocktaiis HJt-MMjS-rJHM-UM Roast Prime Rib of Beef Kiss ME HOTEL & CASINO m • Our Regular Low Cheney falls to Stafford After scoring the opening goal, it ‘‘It looks like the boys don't want forechecking team and we had trou­ SOODBYEpo was “ail downhill after that,” accor­ it hard enough, not as much as the ble moving the puck. And we had Baked Stuffed Lobster Children's Prices — iMOwtiari— ding to Coach Wayne Horton as his teams we’ve been playing. I think trouble containing that line," Hor­ ..... ».(*«8*^|1J| O N L Y » 2 7 j0 0 round-trip Dinners Include : One hour Open Bar, Soup : Unable to keep pace, Cheney Tech foul trouble and they bad to sit a good game,” Silvia spoke of Stat- Manchester High ice hockey team it's attitude. A lot of that has to ton cited. or Appetizer, Baked Potato and Veoetable, fell to Norwalk High, 8-1, 'Tuesday com e. from them. I can instill as Manchester had only 9 shots on plus special casino bonus SO BRING YOUTR PARENTS ; was on the short end of a 59-48 score down. I felt good being down only foi^. Salad, Coffee or Tea, Ice Cream or Cheese SflLLOiFtHE ' to Stafford High In non-«onlerence four at the half,” said Cheney first- Paul Nowak netted 18 points and afterncion in Norwalk. much drive and enthusiasm but it goal due to the Bears’ pressure. Leaves 6:15 a,m. Cake, hanitethall action Tuesday night in year Coach Aaron Silvia. “But then Nick Foran 10 to pace the Techmen. The win moves the Bears to 3-01 comes down to each individual Tom English and O’Connor had AND COME JOIN US I'o Ni6NT goals in the middle session for Travel in style and comfort on a deluxe ------wowmei— . Stafford. we got down by eight and It seemed Eiach played a solid game overall. for the season while the loss was the player.” UMd8UU48M|.|UI third in a row for the Silk Towners, Chris Verbrjdge, assisted by Bill Norwalk. O’Connor added two more Travel Time motorcoach. : The win squares Stafford's record to never get better than four-to-slx FMturIng Liv« Ent«rtalnm«nt at 2-2 while the loss sends the down. Stafford (59) • Rollins 8-4-20, who opened the campaign with three Chambers and Dean Gustafson, in the final 15 minutes for a three- Purchase Tickets in Advance “Country Rodoo Bond" Beavers to 1-1. “We seemed to get a lot of shots Crouse 1-4-6, Estell 2-04, Paclga 3-0- straight wins. opened the scoring for the Silk goal hat trick with Herold and HateoNolee Makers . jmmtrn : Cheney is now idle until Tuesday but we didn’t shoot very well. 1 6, Pisciotta 7-0-14, Maynard ^3-7, The 3-3 Indians resume play Towners at 10:29 of the first period. Fetchick each adding his second tal­ f Contact: Itaatm ilbnm . Bus Lines: Inc Bottle of Champagne * D v p w couple Cinound GLASTONBURY — SHowitari— — : when it visits Bolton in a 7:45 start. figure we had 25 shots within five Armelen 0-0-0, Kopytko 0-2-2, Thursday afternoon at 3:45 at Bethel But Norwalk countered with goals ly- a-M84i6Td8«»llJ8 High. from Bob Herold and Mike Fetchick Norwalk had 27 shots on Indian Connecticut Travel Service,D. & L. Store, Lower Level Near The Putnam BrMga The clubs were deaiUqckediit 11- feet that didn’t go In. There[s not Kriusltan 0-00. Totals 23-13-59. Manchester Parkade Dining Room will remain Open after ^Rouni) ali at the turn with the home-stan­ much you can do about that.” Cheney Tech (48) - Elliott 2-2-6. “ All those we’ve lost to have been in a 66-second span for a 2-1 lead netminder Pat McNamara. Manchester, CT Hours for Breakfast 3025 Main St. 6 9 9 -0 1 6 2 ding Bulldogs taking a 25-21 halftime Lea RoUlna bad 20 points and Foran 5-0-10, M itchell 0-3-3, good hockey teams,’’ Horton after a period. Tel, (203)647-1666 RL 44>A MI m i Ijfcs M Ioii Irad. Wayne Plsclotta 14 to lead Stafford. Strickland 4-1-9, Westry 1-0-2, responded. “But we’re playing very The Herold-Fetchick-Bob O'Con­ AARP- Aft Johnson 201-522, Pearl I af Routaa 2 A 3 “We bad a couple of guys (Bob “They did a good Job rebounding Nowak 9-0-18, Velasco 0-00. Totals sloppy hockey, very sloppy. And I nor line accounted for seven of the Burnham 177-462, Mary Walker 179- ^Ulott and Mike Mitchell) in early and running th^J>reak. They played 21-648. y don't understand it. eight Bear goals,,t‘They were a good 451, Helen Bodak 175458. • • I 16 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Wed., Dec. M, H62 MANCHESTER HERALD. Wed., Dec. 29, 1982 - 17 Hosts won as expected Kings SU PpriSG C©ltS By Dave Raffo “ When you play the Celtics, you’d 24 points and grabbed 17 rebounds Host team is supposed to win opening night and UPl Sports Writer better have everyone healthy,” Fitz­ and JuUus Ervlng had 29 potato to move into the finals and that’s exactly what the simmons said. lead Philadelphia. Erving hit for 21 Scoreboard University of Connecticut accomplish^ Tuesday This was one time when Celtic Boston’s play hasn’t been healthy first-half potato and Malone; making his first appearance in Houston night at the Hartford Civic Center. tradition hurt Boston. lately, as the Celtics have lost four Herald Angle Larry Drew, hobbling on a of their last six games. since being traded from the Utilizing its outside shooting prowess, sparked by sprained ankle at Kansas Gty’s Eddie Johnson scored a game- Rockets, had 16 as the 76ers built a diminutive K arl Hobbs, Vem Giscomb« and Earl team shootout Tuesday nnoming, high 30 points for Atlanta as the 56-40 h a lftim e lead . A t 23-5, Kelley, the Connecticut Mutual Classic hosts blew'* Earl Yost, Sports Editor wasn’t about to miss the Kings’ Kings extended their Midwest Divi­ Philadelpia has the NBA’s best IN D IA N A (ISO) past the Air Force, 66-50, to set up Wednesday game agalnt the Celtics that night. sion lead to one game over the idle record while the Rockets have the Chicago 1 01-2 1 11-3 G. Johnson 516 24 21, K ellogg 1519 14 ECHO Ice hockey night’s championship test against Texas A&M. So Drew, who sat out Kansas San Antonio Spurs with a 17-9 worst at 4-24. Calgary. McDonald 33 n. H. Williams 516 04 18, Carter 57 24 6. Sichting 4-7 24 10, C. Johnson 7-13 24 City’s previous game, came off the record. Robert Parish scored 25, Suns 116, Trail Blazers 94 (Reinhart, Nilsson), 7:10. 2. Chicago, BANTAM A It w ill be UConn’s speed and quickness, and long- Lysiak 12 (Sutter). 19:21. Penalties'^. Basketball ...... Knightg h t513 f ------54 8 , Byrnes 0-15 34 15. bench to score 13 o f his 22 points in Danny Ainge 24 and Cedric Maxwell At Phoenix, Aiix., Larry Nance Hockey Murray, Chi, 6:43; Russell, Cal. 9:16; Daren 44 53 11. Slaughter 1-1 50 2. Football Purdy Corp. nipped Trumbull, 2-1, range bombing, against the big, rugged Texas in­ Branson 24 54 7. ToU ls ffi-120 25M 150. the fourth quarter to give the Kings 23 for the Celtics, who feli to 21-7. and Walter Davis scored 22 potato Sutter. Chi, 11:10; Lemelin. Cal (served last Saturday. Mark Cichowski and side and board game in the title test at 9. Lafayette by Peplinski). 11:10; Lavallee. Cal. 15:15. D E N V E R (155) a 129-124 win over the struggling In other games, Atlanta clipped each to lead Phoenix. Eight of English 1521 11-14 37, Vandeweghe 15 and Air Force play at 7. S e ^ period-3, Calgare, Hindmarch Kyle Bockus had the goals to sup­ Celtics in Kansas City. San Diego 123-113, Milwaukee rolled Davis’ points came in the first sqven 6 (Hislop, Bridgm an), 0:47. P en a lties- 15 9 % 9 . Issel 518 11-12 9 , MclUnney Champion Gassic in Missoula, Mont., before 515 64 8 , Dunn 14 04 2. Robisch 511 f- port the 9-save effort of goalie Steve Drew played 35 minutes and also C h ica go 113103, Philadelphia minutes of the third quarter when Rlrebrough, Cal. 1:08, Eloranta. Cal, If the four teams in the opening twinbill, heading East...Prior to Tuesday night, UConn had U:07; T. Murray, Chi. major, 15:56; 3 13. R. WilUams 510 34 9. Gondrezick Cavallo. Tim Martin also Olay^ collected five rebounds, five assists w h ip p ^ Houston 104-03, Phoenix the Suns outscored Portland 15-6 for Peginski, Cal, major, 15:86; Fox, Chi, 53 24 12. Hanzlik 512 24 12. T oU ls S5 well. witnessed by 13,111 fans, appeared rusty, there was appeared 13 times in Hartford and attracted an l^TIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE 111 869 1». NA*nONAL > “ ul'BALL LEAGUE By United F^ss International a reason. and two steals. He had nine points as clubbed Portland 116-04, Utah a commanding 66-51 lead. Darnell N A T IO N A L B A S K E TB A LL ASSOC. Indiana 9 8 8 8 1 1 - 1 5 0 By United Press International average of 14,401 fans. Tonight’s crowd is expected Wales Conference lliird period—4, Chicago, Larmer 19 By United Press International the Kings scored on their last IS tripped Detroit 105-98 and Denver Valentine led the Trallblazers with (Secord, Savard), 0:40. 5, Calgary, Elenver 9 8 8 3 7 1 6 —18 American Conference PEE W E E B Patrick Division Elastern Conference W L T Pet. PF PA to match that total with tickets available...UConn McDonald 34 (Risebrough). 15:56. Penal­ Three-point goals—G.-Johnson 3. F o u M The action was the first in 16 days for UConn, possessions and outscored Boston outlasted Indiana 155-150. 20 points. -s . u, w L T PU. GF GA Atlantic Division x-LA Raiders 7 1 0 .875 219 18 D.W. Fish Realty whipped Wind­ and Texas A& M have never met previously. ..Since Philadelphia 20 12 5 46 148 118 ties—None. out—K elif^g, H. Wllliains. Carter. T oU l Lafayette and Air Force and Texas wasn't in com­ 26-20 over the final 4:27. Hawks 123, Clippers 113 W L Pet. GB fouls—Indiana 8 . Denver 9 . Rebounds— x-Cincinnati 6 2 0 .750 197 18 N Y Islanders 19 14 7 46 143 124' Shots on goal-C hicago 12-12-14-38. Philadelphia 23 5 J21 - sor B, 9-1. Fred Brunoli had 5 goals, being involved in its own tourney, since 1974, the Indiana % (C. Johnson 11). Denver S7 x -N Y JeU 6 2 0 .750 232 129 petition since Dec.18 - a nine-day rest. The ragged The lead changed hands six times At Atlanta, Dan Roundfield scored Jazz 105, Pistons 98 Washington 17 10 9 43 ISO 126 Calgary 5-7-13-25. Boston 21 8 .721 2V^ Brian Hughes three and Shanie (Issel 15). Assists—Indiana S (Byrnes 7). x-San Diego 6 2 0 .750 254 18 UConns have annexed five titles in eight years and At Salt Lake City, Darrell Griffith N Y Rangers 17 16 3 37 146 138 Goalies—Chicago. Bannerman. Calgary, N ew Jersey 16 13 .562 7Mi play, at times, by all four clubs resembled a high late in the game before Mike Wood- a season-high 33 points and rookie Denver 30 (McKinney 7). A—7,09. x-Miami 6 2 0 .750 164 124 McCann one for the winners. Mike Lemelin. A -7ifl. Washington 15 13 636 8 school jayvee tilt with turnover after turnover. three of the four since CM entered the Picture. son put Kansas City ahead for good, Dominique Wilkins added 30 to scored eight of his game-high 32 Pittsbnrgh 11 20 6 28 123 166 x-PitUburgh 5 3 0 .625 167 125 New Jersey 7 24 7 21 104 166 New V^rk 9 19 .321 14 Buffalo 4 4 0 .500 131 124 Brunoli an’' buncan Campbell each points in overtime to lead Utah. Adams Division Ontral Division PHILADELPHIA (104) 113-112. Atlanta. San Diego, which got a Winnipeg 103-4 New England 4 4 0 .500 113 19 had three assists. Sean T(^d in gopl ^ t o n 22 9 6 50 151 107 Milwaukee 20 10 .667 - Ervlng 1517 512 8 , lavaroni 54 50 10. ' “ I ’d need more than a bad ankle to season-high 29 points from Randy G riffitii’s third straight basket in Vancouver 203-^ Cleveland 4 4 0 .500 119 18 Detroit 16 15 .516 4>A Malone 1521 44 24. Cheeks 34 04 6. had seven saves. Montreal 20 9 8 48 170 133 First period—1, Winnipeg. Small 8 Seattle 3 5 0 .375 114 1% Player awards keep me out of this one,’’ Drew said. Smith, led 92-90 after three quarters overtime put Utah ahead for good, QuehM 17 14 6 40 169 180 Atlanta 14 14 600 5 Short dribbles (DeBlois, (Kristian). 5:07. 2, Vancouver, Toney 34 50 6, Richardson 59 14 7. B. Kansas Citv 2 6 0 .250 18 171 Buffalo 16 13 7 39 138 120 Indiana 10 18 657 9 “ When you think of ‘Celtics’ you but the Hawks outscored the 91-90, as the Jazz outscored Detroit Boldirev 5 (McCarthy, Lindnen). 6:01. 3, Jones 511 50 10, Schoene 2-7 50 4, Denver 2 6 0 .250 137 213 PEE W EE A Each of the three-man officiating crew in each Tourney most valuable player will receive a wrist Hartford 10 22 4 24 117 166 Chicago 10 19 .345 9Mi Eklwards 2-2 51 4, Cureten 14 04 2, think of prestige. This league puts Clippers 11-2 in the opening minutes 16-7 in the final 3:47. Isiah Thomas V an cou ver. MacDonald 1 (Gradin, Houston 1 7 0 .125 18 210 game received $150, plus expenses, for his contribu­ watch a as well as all-tourney selections. All Campbell Conference Hlinka). 10:48. Penalties—Lanz, Van, Clevefand 4 23 .148 W/t McNamara 1-2 50 2. ToUls 4644 158 Baltim ore 0 7 1 .063 18 2(i2 Multi Circuits walloped North led the Pistons with 22 points. Norris Division Western Conference 104. players received travel bags and clothing...UConn the Celtics on a pedestal. You look of the fourth quarter to build a 101-94 7:03: Lundholm, Win, 9:49. V. National Conference Haven, 11-1. Brian White had three 2 tion. A dozen members of the ECAC staff will work, _ W L T Pts GF GA Midwest Division Nuggets 155, Parers 150 Second period—None. Penalties-Lind- HOUSTON (93) W L T Pet P F PA forward to playing them.” lead. g jic a g o 24 6 6 54 167 116 W L Pet. GB goals, John Worden. Jeff Morin and no one man being involved in more than one has now won 14 of 27 games played in Hartford and gren. Van. 4:15; Hawerchuk, Win, 5:18; Hayes 514 34 15, M. Jones 53 34 3. C. x-Washington 7 1 0 .675 162 19 “ If my ankle felt like it did at the At Denver, Dan Issel scored seven Minnesota 20 10 7 47 160 138 Kansas City 17 9 .6M — Jones 2-3 44 8, Bryant 2-7 04 4, Leavell 11-8 under Coach Dom Perno. Tuesday night’s Burks 113, Bulls 103 MacLean, Win. 5:18; McCarthy. Van. x-Dallas 6 2 0 .750 18 114 Danny Arcenas two apiece and game...Next year's Connecticut Mutual lineup will St. Louis 13 22 4 30 138 153 San Antonio 18 12 .600 1 515 44 13, Bailev 514 7-10 15, Teagle 5 shoot around, I probably wouldn’t of his 29 points in overtim e to help double-minor. 5:18; Babych, Win, 11:41; x-Grecn Bav 5 2 1 68 2(B 142 include Penn State and Arizona State and host success snapped a four-game losing skein, all losses At Chicago, Sidney Moncrief Detroit 8 19 10 26 114 157 Dallas 12 14 .462 5 10 34 13, Walker'54 1-1 11. Taylor f-0 54 Brian Grillo and Korey Fuellhart DeBlois. Win, 12:30; Gradin. Van, 12:30; x-Atlanta 5 3 0 625 177 164 have played. I had trouble moving scored 28 points and Marcus John­ Denver to its third straight win. The Toronto 5 21 7 17 112 157 Denver 13 16 .448 7. Paultz 2-2 50 4. Totals 3145 30-37 93. UConn, plus a fourth team to be named shortly. On coming against Big East Conference foes last Gradin. Van. 15:21; M f^ a iih y, Van, x-St. Louis 5 3 0 625 135 142 one each. Arcenas had three assists UUh 12 18 .400 7 Philadelphia 9 9 24 24-104 laterally and I still can’t make sharp son added 27 to pace Milwaukee to Nuggets were led by Alex English, Smvthe Division misconduct. 17:15. x-Minnesota 4 4 0 .500 18 17) paper, it could be the best field in tha sixth annual season...Following the classic, UConn will trek to Houston 4 24 \.143 14 Houston 1624 2132-90 and Morin and Worden two apiece. Edmonton 18 11 8 44 183 149 Third period—4. Vancouver. McCarthy Tampa Bay 4 4 0 .500 132 18 cuts. When I came out of the game, its third straight victory. Moncrief’s who poured in 37 points as Denver Pacific Division Three-point goal—Leavell. Fouled out— play under CM sponsorship...Texas A&M has been Pittsburgh Tuesday, then head into New York next Calgary 14 19 7 35 160 167 3 (unassisted). 9:07. 5, Winnipeg. San Francisco 3 5 0 .375 18 18 Gregg Lamb and Scott Wilcox Los Angeles 22 6 .786 — None. Total fouls—Philadelphia 9 , Thursday to face ^nhattan and then to Durham, it would stiffen up on me. But it was three-point play gave the Bucks an recorded its highest offensive output Winnipeg 15 16 4 34 143 146 Christian 11 (Dupont, M acLean). 11:31. N Y Giants 3 5 0 .375 19 1% starred defensively for the 8-4-2 on the move. The Hartford play is the fourth tourney Vancouver 13 16 8 34 137 133 Seattle 22 7 .759 W Houston 9 . Rebounds—Philadelphia 57 a game I wanted to play.” 89-86 lead w ith 10:07 le ft and of the season. Indiana forward Vancouver. Lemay 11 (Hlinka. SnMsts). Detroit 3 5 0 .375 154 152 winners. entered this season. The Texans played in the Great N.H., Jan. 9 to face New Hampshire in a rare Sun­ Los Angeles 14 17 5 33 122 141 13:23. 7. Winnipeg. Hawerchuk 16 (Small, Phoenix 18 12 .600 5 (Malone 17). Houston 8 (B ailey 10). Philadelphia 3 5 0 .375 167 18 Drew estimated his ankle, was 75 Chicago never caught up. Quentin Qeorge Johnson scored 21 points, in­ (Top four in each division qualify for Portland 17 14 .546 6>^ Assists—Philadelphia 9 (Erving 7). Chicago 3 5 0 .375 118 148 9 day afternoon game. UConn and St. John’s tankle in Christian). 13:9^ 8, Winnipeg. Lukowich Alaska Shootout in Anchorage, then were in the Stanley Cup playoffs.) Golden State 12 17 .414 10>4 Houston 19 (Leavell 5). A—15,816. tangle in a Big East meeting Jan. 11 in Hartford. percent, but Kings’ Coach Cotton Dailey led the Bulls with 19 points. cluding three three-point shots in 12 (Lindstrom, Babych). 18.00. Penalty— New Orleans 3 5 0 .375 94 154 SQ U IR T B Marshall Tournament in West Virginia and the Tuesday's Results Mullen. Win. 4:06. San Diego S 24 .172 17V^ L A Rams 1 7 0 .125 179 29 Fitzsimmons wouldn’t hear of his the final 30 seconds of regulation Quebec 4. Hartford 1 Tuesday's Results 76rrs 104, Rockets 93 Shots on goal—Winnipeg 53-19-35. x-clihched playoff berth Horst Engineering trimmed Washington 6, Pittsburgh 3 Atlanta 123, San Diego 113 Tuesday’s Colt^e Basketball Results sitting out. At Houston, Moses Malone scored time to force the overtime. Vancouver 12-6-7—25. (Ton eight teams in each conference Wethersfield, 4-2. Ed Diaz had three Toronto 4. Montreal 4 (tie) Milwaukee 113, Chicago 108 By United Press International Goalies*es* — Winnipeg, Soetaert. Van- Tournaments qualify for playoffs.) Boston 3. St. Louis 0 Kansas City IS , Boston 124 Suhd^'s Games goals and Steve Blair one for the couver. Brodeur. A—14,960. First round Calgary 3, Chicago 2 Philadelphia 104. Houston 98 (All Times EST) Budweiser Holiday Classic winners. Victor Hurtuk had two Winnipeg 4. Vancouver 4 (tie) Phoenix 116, Portland 94 Buffalo at New England. 1 p.m. E. Tenn. St. 71. California 60 (O T ) Wednesday's Games Utah 106. Detroit 98 (OT) Cincinnati at Houston. I p.m. assists. Dave Dickenson in ooal had Boston 111—3 SlU-Edwardsville 67. St. Louis 64 College basketball roundup (All Times EST) Denver 156. Indiana ISO (OT) i Cleveland at Pittsburgh. 1 p.m. 13 saves. St. Louis 0 0 0 -0 U N LV Holiday Classic St. Louis at Pittsburgh, 7;36 p.m. Wednesday's Games ' New York Giants at Philadelphia. 1 First period—1. Boston. O'Connell 6 Tennessee 50. San Jose St. 42 Montreal at Toronto. 8;06 p.m. (All Times EST) p.m. (O'Reilly. Milbury), 9:09. Penalties— Nevada-Las Vegas 120. Wagner 70 Whalers lose again Detroit at Minnesota. 8:35 p.m. Atlanta at New Jersey. 7:35 p.m. St. Louis at Washington, I p m. SQ U IR T A Hillier, Bos. 1:26; k . Crowder, Bos, 8:40; Chicago at Edmonton. 9:36 p.m. New York at Cleveland. 8 p.m. Rainbow Classic Kea. StL. 11:27; Babych, StL, 14:56; New York Jets at Kansas City. 1 p.m, Westfield. Mass., whipped Fogar­ Winnipeg at Los Angeles. 10 35 p.m. Milwaukee at Washington. 8:06 p.m. Oklahoma 88. Virginia Tech 8 (OT) Pederson. Bos. 15:27. Chicago at Tampa Bay. 1 p.m. Thursday's Games San Diego at San Antonio. 8:30 p.m. No. Carolina 79. Texas Tech 47 ty Bros., 7-0. Brendan Wheeler was Second period—2. Boston. Fergus 14 Green Bay at Detroit. 1 p.m. UCLA's Gray spotlighted Washington at Hartford Philadelphia at Dallas. 8:35 p.m. Rochester Classic game, faced 24 shots. Millen played Miami at Baltimore. 2 p.m. QUEBEC (U P I) - It’s nice to emotional high as playing the (O'Reilly. Dufour), 18:40. Penalties— Seton Hall 76. St. Bonaventure 74 (O T ) busy with 21 saves for the Oilers. N.Y. Rangers at New Jersey Utah at Seattle. 10:30 p.m. Atlanta at New Orleans, 4 p.m. beat the Montreals of this world, but a sound game in the nets, making a Sutter. StL. m ajor. 1:04; MacTavish, ^ s . Iowa 47. James Madison 45 Canadiens,” said coach Michel Philadelphia at Calgarv liOs Angeles at Golden State. 10:35 p.m. Los Angeles Raiders at San Diego. 4 you also have to beat the Hartfords. Bergeron, whose team had been parade of excellent saves. < major. 1:04; Ramage, StL, 6:14; Thursday's Games Sugar Bowl Classic and fired it to Foster. He drove and Krushelnyski. Bos. 10:40; Carlson, StL. SW Louisiana 71. Michigan St. 8 p m . M ITE II By Fred Lief Rochester Gassic. The Hawkeyes, Cleveland at New York Los Angeles Rams at San Francisco. 4 The Quebec Nordiques defeated beaten 7-5 earlier this year by Hart­ •‘‘Millen was' excellent,” said 14:56: Kliizak. Bos. 16:36; Ramage. StL. Mississippi St. 51. Tulane 8 United Bank topped Middlesex, 6-1. UPI Sports Writer passed to Gray for the jam. With 14 7-1, face Seton Hall for the cham­ San Antonio at Chicago p m American Hockey League 16:38. Sun Carnival the Hartford Whalers 4-1 Tuesday ford. “ But the spirit on the team has Bergeron.” If not for him, we could Dallas at Milwaukee Denver at Seattle. 4 p m. Dave Burr and Dan Barry each had seconds left. Milt Wagner oL pionship tonight. Seton Hall By United Press International Third period—3, Boston, Fergus 15 So. Methodist 74. Texas-EI Paso 8 Portland at Kansas City Monday's Game night with goals from four different been great lately and we were have put then away much earlier.” His predecessors include Kareem Northern (Dufour). 5:15. Penaltv—K.(Browder. Bos, Kansas St. 8 . Clemson 54 two goals and Mike Kelsey and Dave Louisville missed a shot that would defeated St. Bonaventure 76-74. San Diego at Houston Dallas at Minnesota. 9 p.m. players. They rattled Whalers The Nordiques took a 3-0 lead W L T Pts. GF GA 0:37. Utah Classic prepared." Abdul-Jabbar and Bill Walton. Is it have tied it. Gray rebounded and “ We feel fortunate to get out of Fredericton ' 21 6 3 « 147 86 Boston at Denver (regular season ends) Mannebach one apiece for the goaltender Greg Millen for 45 shots, after two periods on goals by Michel Shots on goal—Boston 6-12-10—28. St. Indiana at Utah Auburn 8 . Fullerton St 8 Defenseman Jean Hamel, who any wonder Stuart Gray has Daye completed the scoring with Nova Scotia 18 13 5 41 171 143 Louis 6 4 ^ 2 0 . Utah 8 . Niagara 62 Bankers. Scott Vanek in goal had here with our lives,” said Iowa Maine 18 17 2 38 144 144 Detroit at Phoenix but felt lucky to get away with an scored his second goal of the season Goulet, Marc Tardif, and Hamel and Goalies—Boston. Peeters. St. Louis, Winston Holiday Classic only three saves in posting the win. problems? two foul shots. Coach Lute Olson. Adirondack 16 18 3 36 151 151 Seattle at Los Angeles easy victory. in the second period to give Quebec W ilf Paeiment scored in the third U it . A-15.136. Georgetown 71. Wisconsin 43 Heralded as UCLA’s center for Foster had 16 points and Kenny At Los Angeles, Georgetown held Moncton 13 21 3 29 122 141 Alabama 74. So. California 61 Sherbrooke 12 22 2 26 139 165 The Nordiques are coming o ff an a 3-0 lead, said the previous loss period for a 4-0 lead. Hartford’s years to come. Gray has not had an Pittsburgh 012-3 SAN DIEGO (113) All College M ITE A Fields 15 for the Bruins. Charles Wisconsin to 9 points in the first half Southern Washington 114 — 6 CJhambers 44 1-2 9. Cummings 8-16 9-11 Oklahoma St. SO. Houston Bapt. 39 win and a tie in a home-and-home against Hartford helped the Nor­ McDougal broke Bouchard’s shutout easy passage thus far. He has been Rochester 18 13 4 40 149 147 Tri-City Plaza nipped Somers, 5- Jones paced Lousiville, 8-2, with 18 in the Holiday Classic. The Hoyas First period-1. Washington. Houston 14 25. Whitehead 54 3-4 13. Hodges 9-16 04 Oklahoma City 78. Texas-Arl. 77 series against their arch-rival Mon­ diques shake o ff the doldrums. bid. Hershey 19 12 0 38 127 110 slow in the middle and unimposing points and Wagner added 15. played most of the opening half (Maruk. Blomqvist). 5:32. Penalties— 19. Wood (M 04 0. Brooks 24 1-2 5. Big Blue Classic 4.Gregg 'Tolman had three goals and treal Canadiens, and were worried “ We were too scared to take it Baltim ore 16 15 4 36 150 153 Hannon. Pit. 0:52; Price, Pit, 5:51; St. Anderson 24 04 5. Smith 11-20 74 29. Texas Christian 8 , Idaho St. 82 underneath. It reached the point “ Gray has a lot of talent but be without foul-ridden Pat Ewing in St. Catharins 16 17 3 35 147 162 Ken Herold and Marty Curtis one about a possible letdown. easy,” Hamel said. “ They beat us Laurent. Pit. major-minor 10:39; Gartner, Nater 1-3 04 2. Brogan 2-2 2-2 6. Totals Utah St. 8 . San Diego 50 Soccer where he was benched during dididn’t beat us,” said Louisville Springfield 14 16 3 31 133 146 Was. major-double minor 10:39; Lang- 444B 23-29 113. Connecticut Classic each for the winners. Goalie Chris building a 35-9 lead. Just hours N ew Haven 13 17 3 29 113 126 “ It was a game we had to get up last game and that h elp ^ us be The Whalers, winless in their last UCLA’s loss to Maryland last week. wav. Was. 12:29; Novy. Was. 15:21; A T I A IV T A Texas A&M 78. Lafavette 8 Senseney kicked out 13 shots. Kevin U);lach Denny Crum, a form er UCLA before the game, the mother of Binghamton 13 18 3 29 123 143 Boutette, Pit. 15:51; Baxter. Pit. 18:59. V Roundfield 12-24 9-11 33. Wilkins 13-19 4- Connecticut 8 . A ir Force 50 for, especially after our success aware of what could easily happen five games, played like “ a bunch of However, on Tuetoay night in Los Tuesday's Results Wiehn and Mike Russo drew assists. player and assistant coach. “ We Georgetown Coach John Thompson S ^ n d period—2, Washington, Haworth 4 30. Rollins 5-10 44 14. E. Johnson 7-15 Dayton Invitational against the Canadiens," said left again." peewees,” said coach Larry Kish. Angeles there was a different Stuart Bin^m ton 6. Fredericton 5 (OT) 54 19. Sparrow 3-7 04 6, McMillen 34 04 Army 63. Dartmouth 62 beat ourselves. But give UCLA . died. Thompson had returned to St. Catharines 5. New Haven 3 5 (Jarvis. Laughlin), 8;36; 3. Pittsburgh, 6. G. Johnson 04 04 0, Glenn 54 04 10. Dayton 8 . R ice 8 wing Alain Cote, who had a pair of Nordiques’ goalie Daniel “ We were awful and there is no Gray. The 7-foot sophomore scored ^ringfieid 4. Sherbrooke 2 Baxter 7 (Sneddon. Graham), 16:49. credit. They did a good job hanging Washington Monday night. Penalties—Gatzos. Pit. 2:34; Theberge. Matthews 24 1-2 5. Totals 5044 23-30 123. Gator Bowl MAJOR INfXX)R SOCCER LEAGUE assets aeainst the Whalers. Bouchard, who lost his shutout bid other way to describe it,” he said. Wednesday's Games By United Press International a career-high 14 points, all in the se­ in there and coming back.” At Blast Rutherford, N.J., Alvin Was. 3:37; Baxter. Pit, 4:26; Houston. San Diego 28 32 32 21-113 Florida 82. Penn St. 8 “ For sure, playing against the Fredericton at Hershey Atlanta 3135 2433-123 Jacksonville 7iB. Iowa St. 8 Eastern Division on Mike McDougal’s first goal of the “ Greg Millen certainly deserved a cond half, and grabbed 9 rebounds to Rochester at Maine Was. 17:33. Elsewhere in the Top 20, No. 6 Robertson converted a 3point play Third period—4. Pittsburgh. St. Laurent Three point goals—Hodges. Anderson. Lobo InviUtional W L Pet GB Basketball better fate.” .. Adirondack at New Haven Hartford Whalers isn't the same season with 96 seconds left in the power the No. 5 Bruins to a 76-72 vic­ 5 (C arlyxe) 0:16. 5. W a sh ln ^ n , Gould 12 Fouled out—None. Total fouls—San Diego Princeton 67. Weber St. 39 Cleveland 12 I .923 — Alabama beat Southern Cal 74-61; o ff a rebound and Ricky Norton sank Thursday's Games tory over No. 9 Louisville. Gray also (Duchesne. Stevens). 2:02.6, Pittsburgh. 27. Atlanta 21. Rebounds—San Diego ^ New Mexico 72. Butler 61 B^iltimore 10 3 .78 2 E AST F R O SII No. 8 Tennessee defeated San Jose two free throws in the final 10 Fredericton at Baltimore Kehoe 20 (Bullard). 6:57. 7, Washington. (Whkehead 13). Atlanta 46 (Roundfield South Florida Holiday New York 8 4 067 3'^ delivered a stuff with 30 seconds State 50-42; No. 10 Iowa clipped seconds as Arkansas ran its record Moncton at Nova Scotia Currie 2 (Gould. Stevens). 7:!Q. 8. 15). Assists—San Diego 22 (Smith 6). So. Florida 72. Massachusetts 61 n iica g o 8 5 ,615 4 East Catholic freshman basket­ remaining to ensure UCLA’s Springfield at St. Catharines Washington. Ehichesne 9 (C urrie). 10:08. Atlanta 35 (E . Johnson 9). Technical— Samford 101. No. Texas St. 94 Buffalo 7 6 .59 5 ball team won its fourth straight Jam es M adison 47-45; No. 13 to 80. Sheldon Gibbs of St. P eter’s Memphis 6 8 .429 6*7 seventh victory W eight starts. 9. Washington, Houston 15 (Theberge, None. A-7632. UAB Classic with a 47-29 duke over Bulkeley High Georgetown creamed Wisconsin 71- scored 28 points. Carpenter). 16:53. Penalties—Chomey. Murray St. 8 . Fordham 8 PittSDurgh 4 8 .333 T'z Hartford 0^1—1 E names in “ At halftime I told myself, ‘you’re 43; No. 14 Arkansas edged St. Pit. 3.46: Baxter. Pit. 5:06; Houston. Ala.-Birmincham KB. Alaska.-Anch 8 Western Division Tuesday morning at East, Peeters brilliant At Las Vegas, Nev., Jeff Colltas, Quebec l-2'l-4 Phoenix 9 5 .643 — a big, slow center.’ I don’t mind Was. 5:08; Boutette. P it (double minor) llnited Federal Paul Guardino had 16 points and Peter’s 52-48; No. 15 Nevada-Las making his debut for Nevada-Las First period—1. Quebec, Goulet 23 D E TR O IT (96) Yale 8. Delaware 64 (OT) Wichita 6 5 .545 P t (Aubry, n ch e tte ), 5:QS. Penalties—None. 14:38: Holt. Was. 14:38. when their people say or w rite that. Vegas crushed Wagner 120-70; No. Vegas after transferring from Shots on goal—Pittsburgh 8-9-14—31. Jones 14 04 2. Levingston 4-7 1-4 9. Florida Southern 79. Colgate 47 San Diego 6 8 .429 3 Dan Soucier 11 for the 4-1 young the news But when I say it m yself I get mad. Washington 7-13-13-33. Laimbeer 7-14 3-3 17. Thomas 9-20 44 22, Medgar Evers Christmas Classic Kansas Citv 5 9 .357 4 Eagles, who play host to Hartford 18 North (Carolina State stopped Arizona, scored 25 points in a (xoaltenders—Pittsburgh. Herron. Wa­ Johnson 5-13 54 15. T yler 3-17 04 6, John Jay 75. Old Westbury 8 St U u is 4 8 .39 4 And I play a lot better when I get Pierce 1-4 04 2. Russell 14 04 2. Long 6- Medgar Evers 18. Lebanon Vail. 92 Golden Bay 4 8 .39 4 Public Thursday at 1 o’clock. in Boston's goal West Virginia 67-59; and No. 19 blowout of Wagner in the Holiday Kotsopoulos. Har, 0:40. Renault. Har, shington. Jensen. A-14il3. 10 04 12. Owens 5-10 1-2 11. Totals 42-108 Dolphin Classic I » s Angeles 3 14 .176 7*2 mad,” Gray said minor, major. 9:00; M oller, Que, minor, John Hannah Southwest Louisiana dropped Classic. UNLV, 64), scored its most 14-22 96. Widener 81. Castleton St. 8 Tue.sday's Results m ajor, 9:00; Kotsopoulos. Har. 10:12; Soviet Union 0 1 2 -3 goal by Mike O’Connell in the first Louisville led 35-20 and 44-34 at Michigan State 71-66. points of the season. Mike Nelson UTAH (106) Staten Island 77. Kean 8 Baltimore 6. Pili.sburgh 5 % MIDGETS FOXBORO, Mass. ( U P D - By United Press International Gillls, Que. 12:57. Edmonton 112—4 Wilkins 4-14 44 12. Poquette 5-10 54 15, Buffalo 10. Memphis 4 halftime, shooting 57 percent from First period—1. Edmonton. Anderson Far West Classic Action at Mahoney Center period and Tom Fergus added a goal At Los Angeles, Ennis Whatley had 19 for Wagner. Hiird period—4. Quebec. Paiement 12 Schayes 4-10 44 12. Green 9-17 2-2 20, Los Angeles 5. New York 4 lOT) All-Pro guard John Hannah, (Messier. Gregg). 10:28. Penalties— Semifinals Boston Bruins’ goaltender Pete in each of the final two- periods. the floor. fired in 20 points and Bobby Lee (Aubry. Goulet). 14:17. 5, Hartford Griffith 1440 44 32. Anderson 3-11 14 7. Wednesday’s Games Tuesday saw the Bucks nip the At Bast Rutherford, N.J., Dereck Jackson. Edm. 4^:06; Pervukhin. USSR. Idaho 8 . Oregon 8 C McDougal 1 (Lawless). 18;24, Penalties— one of several Patriots' “I told the players at halftime Elaves 24 1-2 5. Eaton 14 04 2. Totals Oregon St. 76. Lamar 71 (All Times EST) Bulls. 17-16, and the Knieks top the Peeters has the shutout down to a “ It’s very difficult to come back Hurt added 19 in the Holiday Classic Whittenburg scored 19 points and Marois. Que. 0:30; Aubry, Que. 7 :9 ; 17:00. veterans upset with the 42-101 2142 106. Consolation round Cleveland at Baltimore. 7:9 p.m science, so much that he hardly that if they didn’t want to play hard Marois, Que. 9:47; Moller, 15:^. Second period—2, Edmonton. Gretzky 76ers, 23-17. from a 2-0 deficit in the third period as Alabama raised Its record to 7-0. Thurl Bailey added 18 points, 12 Detroit 20232617 13- 96 Tennessee St. 8 . Drake 8 (fOtden Bay at Chicago. 8 :9 p.m. regime of new Coach Ron Shots on goal—Hartford KM-10-24. (Anderson. Messier), 10:24. 3. Soviet breaks a sweat recording one the coaches would go out there and The Tide, who hit 18-of-21 free Utah 1922222220-106 Montana St. 8 . Portland 44 Pittsburgh at St Louis. 8 9 p m . Jason Williams had 4 points and against a team that can check like rebounds and 9 blocked shots as N.C. Quebec 16-19-10-46. Union. Kapustin (Bilyaletdinov. Shall- Meyer, has asked to be traded Fouled out—Laimbeer. Thomas. Total Music City Invitational Phoenix at Kansas City. 8 :9 p.m anymore. play the second half,” UCLA Coach throws, meet Georgetown in the ti­ Goalies—Hartford, Millen. Quebec, Bou* m ov), 14:(D. Penalties—Semenko. Eklm. Jim Kitsock and Eric Vogel played Boston and that’s got a hot goalie State recovered from an 11-point fouls—Detroit 29. Utah 27. Rebounds— Championship San Diego at Wichita. 8 .9 p m. at the end of the season, it was chard. A-159B. 3:09: Kasatanov. USSR, 9:10. Of course, his teammates have a Larry Framer said. “ We were ten­ tle game tonight. Detroit 72 (Levingston 16). Utah 68 Vanderbilt 8 . Manhattan 71 Thursday’s Games well for the Bucks while Eric like Peeters,” St. Louis assistant deficit. Lester Rowe led West Third period-^, Soviet Union. Kojev- reported Tuesday. (Wilkins 13). Assista-Detroit 21 (Thomas Consolation O iicago at Cleveland lot to do with that, coach Barclay Plager said. tative and afraid and I was em­ At Las Vegas, Nev., Michael nikov (Zhluktov, G im eav), 6:43. 5. Lazarin had 6 tallies and Mo Moriar- Virginia with 20. points and 12 8). Utah 24 (Green 12). Technical—Tyler. Penn 8 . Eastern Kentucky 70 St Ixiuis at Memphis Hannah. 31. said he would barrassed by our performance.” Toronto O-l-O—4 Edmonton. Messier (Anderson. Larivie- Peeters registered his fourth “They’re the best team we’ve Brooks scored 24 points in the A-76B4. Milwaukee Classic ty played well for the Bulls. Jeff rebounds. Montreal 2-1-1—4 re). 8:36. 6, Eklmonton, Gretzky (C offey), not comment until after the UCLA outscored the Cardinals 14- Championship White had 6 points, Andrew Marsh 5 shutout of the season Tuesday night played.” Holiday Classic as unbeaten At New Orleans, Graylin Warner First period—1. Montreal, Naslund 11 12:00. 7, Soviet Union. Shepelev (Shali- season is over. However, the Marquette 8 . Cincinnati 52 in Boston’s 3-0 win over the St. Louis Peeters has been a major factor in 5 in the first 4:30 of the second half Tennessee slowed the pace in win­ scored 22 points and Dion Brown (Mondou, Tremblay), 4:19. 2, Toronto, mov, Kapustin), 15:00. Penalty—Kasato­ and Ricky Schneider played well for Boston Globe said Hannah Daoust 3 (Anderson, Kom), 4:27. 3, nov. USSR. 11:22. « Consolation Blues in St. Louis. Peeters, who the Bruins’ success, and he said he but Louisville responded and pushed ning its eighth in a row. G reg Vinson MILWAUKEE (113) LaSalle 62. Wis.-Grpen Bay 51 the Knieks. Darren Brown and agreed to remain silent after added 19 in the Sugar Bowl Tourna­ Toronto. Kom 4 (Terrion, Harris). 9:09. Shots on goa l-S oviet Union 6-12-17—35. Johnson 12-24 34 27. Lister 44 0-1 8, came to the Bruins from just hopes it continues. the lead to 62-52. UCLA Ued it 7^72 had 17 points for San Jose State. 4, Montreal, Shutt 16 (Acton), 9:36. 5, Edmonton 17-99-32. Senior Bowl Bowling Kevin Travis had 10 and 5 markers a meeting Monday with Assis­ ment as Southwestern Louisiana Cowens 14 34 5, Ford 34 34 9. Moncrief Championship Philadelphia in the off-season, had with 2:35 to go on a 25-footer by Rod Tennessee meets Nevada-Las Vegas Toitmto. Harris 4 (Kaszyeki, Martin). Goalies—Soviet Union. Myshkin. Ekl­ 7-17 14-16 28. Mokeski 14 04 2. respectively for the 76ers. “ We’re winning and we’re having hiked its record' to 9-0. Michigan 17:27. Penalties-Harris, Tor. 1:28; monton. Moog. A —17,468. So. Alabama tn. Northeastern 61 tant General Manager Patrick Foster. Bridgeman 8-16 2-2 18, Criss 44 44 12. Consolation to stop a mere 20 shots while exten­ a lot of fun and I ’m very happy to be in the finals tonight. State was led by 7-foot Kevin Willis Napier, Mon, 6:22. Pressey 04 04 0. Pellom 24 00 4. Total EASTERN BliSINESS- Ron Sullivan. Louisville worked for the final S ^ n d period—6, Toronto, Poddubny 11 Valparaiso 97, Baltimore 8 ding his personal winning streak to a part of it,” he said. “ Ilie y (the At Rochester, N.Y., Michael with 20 points. In tonight’s title 4246 2946 113. Cowboy Classic Joiner 173-408, Dom DeDominicis shot but with 1:24 remaining, (N ig ro ), U:49. 7. Montreal. Trem blay 11 Tuesday’s Sports Transactions CHICAGO (108) seven games and his unbeaten Flyers) traded me. They didn’t want Payne made a 1-and-l with 33 game, USL meets Mississippi State, (Naslund. Ludwig), 19:44. Penalties— (Championship 172-417, Tom Morrison 166, Pat Game postponed Larry Blittner By United Press International Greenwood 34 04 6. Olberding 34 54 McNeese St. 8 . Austin Peay 8 streak to 15 (12-0-3). me. And I’m happy to be here.” UCLA’s Darren Daye stole a pass seconds left to bail out Iowa in the Melrose. Tor, major. 11:13; Wickenheiser. Baseball 11. Corzine 7-16 24 16. Dailey 9-& 1-1 19. a 51-46 winner over Tulane. Po^ubny, Tor. 15:08; Consolation Duggan 165-422, Bill Moorhouse 160- Mon. major, 11:13; P o ^ i‘ Texas — Signed free agent outfielder- Theus 041 54 15. Jackson 54 24 12, Bolton . High's home basketball ARLINGTON, Texas (UPI) The fourth-year goalie leads the Capitals 6, Penguins 3 Acton, Mon, 15:08. Hardin Simmons 61. U S. Int'l 8 404, Bruce Lavery 160-397, Ed Baba V’ first baseman Larry Biittner. Woolridge 24 74 11. Jones 24 04 4, Elast game Tuesday against East Granby — The Texas Rangers an­ NHL in shutouts, wins with 18 and a At Landover, Md., defensive Third period-8, Robinson 3 (Napier). Basketball Lester 0^1 04 0. Higgins 34 34 9. 'Totals 160-390, John Burger 159-^, Don 15:S. Penalties-M ontreal bench (served Arkansas 52. St. Peter's 48 was postponed due to a power nounced Tuesday they had goals-against average of 2.35. He specialists Glen Currie and Gaetan Denver — Placed center Rich Kelley 3944 2544 103. Bentley 101. Bowdoin 75 Mathiews 154, Ted Kowzun 153-435, by Houle), 2:S6; Benning, Tor. 9:13. on injured reserved; signed rookie guard Milwaukee 33232829-113 failure at the school. The contest signed Larry Biittner, who hit also snapped the Blues’ team-record Duchesne scored during Football bowl pairings Shots on goal—Toronto 12-34—19. Conn. College 8 . Wesleyan 50 Les Christensen 152, Ed Dwight Anderson to a 10-day contract. Chicago 3127 24 21-103 Indiana (P a ) 48, Md-Baltimore 42 (O T ) has been rescheduled Wednesday .310 for Cincinnati last season string of 119 games without being Washington’s four-goal thlrdneriod. Montreal lS-14-ll^. Milwaukee — Signed forward-center Fouled out—Lister. Total fouls—M il­ Zawistowski 151, Emile Roux 398, Goalies—Toronto. Laroeque. Montreal, Maine 8, Fairfield 84 night at 7 o ’clock. while seeing limited action, blanked. Sam Pellom; placed guard Brian Winters waukee 27, Chicago 28. Rebounds— New Haven 8 , Dowling 84 Canadiens 4, Maple Leafs 4 Sevigny. Holden. A-16,613. on injured reserve. Milwaukee 42 (Johnson 10), Chicago 00 Cliff Jones 395. for use primarily as a pinch “ For the past two or three weeks No. Carolina 67. W. Virginia 8 At Montreal, defenseman Larry (Greenwood 17). Assists—Milwaukee 16 Phila. Pharm. Rutgers-Camden 8 hitter. our forwards and Hungry teams in Gator Bowl (Johnson 6). Chicago 26 (Theus 8). St. Michael 76, l^w eir72 Robinson’s goal with 4:35 left in the Technical—Corzine, Milwaukee' coach Biittner, 35, a lifetime .272 defensemen have Trinity 76, Eastern Connecticut 8 game salvaged a tie for Montreal, Nelson. .A-7.880. Upsala 8 . R IC 8 left-handed hitter as an out­ forechecked and , By United Press International Bowden agrees the Mountaineers leaving Toronto winless in its last 29 in perspective. South fielder and first baseman, backchecked and may take a psychological edge into Stanislaus Totalloes, the E. Carolina 72, New Hampshire 64 road games. Realizing Bear Bryant’s retire­ On Friday, it’s Vanderbilt (83) vs. Fla. Int'l 18, Missouri ^ p t. 91 2 played previously for the covered the op­ the game. Hoople scout who moon­ PO R TLA N D (94) Marshall 113, CCNY 54 Rangers in 1972 and 1973. posing team like a ment party will be a tough act to A ir Force (7-5) in the Hall of Fam e Natt 6-11 34 15. Thompson 24 (M) 4, Mt. St. M ary's 94, Bryant Coll. 78 Flames 3, Black Hawks 2 “ I suppose West Virginia has lights in a South Chicago follow, ninth-ranked West Virginia Bowl at Birmingham, Ala., Iowa (7- Cooper 44 04 8, Paxson 4-10 04 8. Midwest blanket,” Peeters i more to play for being that they’re steelmill, - reports the Valentine 7-14 6-7 20. Carr 44 44 12. AUTO REPAIRS At Calgary, Alberta, Lanny and No. 20 Florida State meet 4) vs. Tennessee (6-4-1) in the Peach Grove City (P a ) 70. CKterbein 67 said. “ They'i in the Top 10, and we couldn’t get Fightta’ Illtai w ill stem the Levet 4-12 24 10. Verhoeven 14 04 2. Muhlenberg 8 , (Carnegie Mellon 8 McDonald scored two goals, in­ Bowl at Atlanta and Arkansas (8-2- Judkins 04 14 1, U m p 14 1-1 3. Don Collins haven’t allowed a Thursday night hoping to use the that high even if we won,” Bowden nde. Hak-kaff! The Hoople. Muskingum S . Olivet 8 cluding the game-winner, while McDowell 24 04 4. Townes 34 14 7. Ohio St. 8 . Eastern Mich. 54 lot of good scoring Gator Bowl for a step up in class. 1) vs. Florida (8-3) in the System sees it Dltaois 28, T o U ls aOOO 1841 91. LANDOVER, Md. (U P I) - Calgary snapped Chicago’s six- said. “ The main thing for us is that Rio Grar^e 9 , Wllmin^on 80 WE SERVICE ALL chances. The Mountaineers, 9-2, and the Bluebonnet Bowl at Houston. Alabama 22, with Dltaois PH O E N IX (116) Urbana tt. Susquehanna 8 The Washington Bullets lost game winning streak we just need to win. Not for any par­ Lucas 6-15 1-2 IS. Nance 0-16 44 22. Semtaoles, 8-3, are “ two hungry The national championship w ill be er par-excellence Tony Wooster S3. Kalamazoo 8 GENERAL MOTOR their second starting guard in “ I just have to try to do my job, ticular reason than just to get a Adams 34 54 9. Davis 9-13 44 22. West teams, not rich in football tradition decided on New Year’s Day when it making the differ­ Johnson 5-14 44 14. M acy 44 34 11. Cook recent weeks Tuesday when and I've had an easy time of it the Jets 4, Canucks 4 win.” Alaska-Fbks. 94, Redlands 64 CARS AND TRUCKS but making strides ... two teams on will be Oklahoma (8-3) vs. Arizona ence. 24 24 6. ThlrdklU 24 0-1 4, High 14 04 Oiamlnade 8 , San Fran. St. 73 9 . Don Collins was diagnosed as last week. The team has played un­ At Vancouver, British Columbia, West Virginia, which opened the 2, White 44 1-1 9. Kramer 24 04 4. Scott the verge who want the status of the State (9-2) in the Fiesta Bowl at Chico St. 8 . Pt. Oma 8 ALL MECHANICAL REPAIRS having a stress fracture believable in front of me. It’s a team Morris Lukowich scored on a wild season with a stunning 41-27 victory Thuraday, Dec. 30 04 04 0. T oU ls 4740 2246 116. Humboldt St. 8 . E. Washington 64 shutout.” Oklahomas, Alabamas, Nebraskas Tempe Ariz., Michigan (8-3) vs. PortUnd 27 18 23 2B-M (OT) COMPLETE COLLISION REPAIRS behind the second toe on his scramble with just two minutes left at Oklahoma, features steady OATORBOWL Phoenix 31 20 M 31-116 and Notre Dames,” says Florida U(?LA (9-1-1) in the Rose Bowl at Los Angeles St. 8 . Fresno-Pac. 77 left foot. Boston scored on a shorthanded to lift Winnipeg into a tie. quarterback Jeff Hostetler and a at JacksonvUle, Fla. Three point goals-nooe. Rebounds— Notre Dame (Calif) 8 , Whittier 75 • RERUILT AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSIONS State Coach Bobby Bowden. Pasadena, Calif., Nebraska (11-1) Portland X (C o ^ r 7. Carr 7), Phoenix Sonoma St. 89. Claremont-Mudd 8 Dr. Carl MacCartee, Bullets swarming defense led by a pair of ireof VAvM sfM) 49 (Lucas 11). AsslsU-Portland IS Alabama takes on Illinois tonight vs. Louisiana State (8-2-1) in the Stanford 8 . Brown 71 AUTO PAINTING team physician, said Collins senior linebackers — All-America ML (Valentine 4), Phoenix M (Johnson 5). in the Liberty Bowl as Bryant Orange Bowl at Miami, Southern Fouled out—Verhoeven. T o U l fouls— • CHARRE WITH MASTER CHAR6E will be out five to six weeks. Darryl Talley and Dennis Fowlkes. norida»t($S) Portland M. Phoenix 23. Ar>113CS. Oilers turn back Soviets makes his last appearance on the Methodist (160-1) vs. Pittsburgh (9- Two weeks ago, the Bullets field for the Crimson Tide. He Talley, a rangy 6-foot-4, 220- 2) in the Cotton Bowl at Dallas and Sports • 24 HOUR WRECKER SERVICE lost guard Frank Johnson for The Mountaineers fin­ EDMONTON, Alberta (UPI) - Myhskin replaced Vladislav retires as the wtantagest coach in pounder dubbed “ Mr. Outside” by top-ranked Georgia (11-0) vs. No. 2 FOOTBALL at last six weeks with a frac­ ished their season on a roll, BOSTON (b l) Despite scoring the game-winning Tretiak, who suffered a high fever. college football history. West Virginia fans, bolds the school Penn State (10-1) in the Sugar Bowl MaxweU 11-19 14 23, Bird 842 44 20. 'Calendar tured elbow. winning. their last four goal against the Soviet all-stars, the Gretzky’s first goal, the second Both head coaches in the S8th record for career tackles. Fowlkes, FORECAST Parish tt-17 14 25. Buckner 04 04 0. at New (h'leans. convtadngly. And they go Ainge 11-18 14 M. Archibald 64 44 17. EMmonton Oilers’ Wayne Gretzky for the Oilers, came midway 0-2,230 pounds, was second to Talley Gator Bowl at Jackaonville, Fla., into the game with star QB Henderaon 24 14 5, McHale 57 04 6, Pat Meiser still remembers his failure to score throu^ the second period when admit West Virginia, which lost only in tackles this season and is ByMsjsr AnAmoe B. Heople R ^ 14 04 2. Bradl^ M 04 2. Tillis Wednesday ^ p p R o v e o (MRTER Jeff Hoatklar in good health defenseman Zinetula Dllyaletdtaov nicknamed “ Mr. Inside.” Both Bawl Expert 0-1 M 0. T o U U 95-169 1242 IM. BASKETBALL STORKS, (U P I) — a point during Team Canada’s 8-1 to No. 6 Pittsburgh-and second- and kicker Paul Woodalde KANSAS C IT Y (129) keyed a Mountaineer defense that E.Johnaon 1243 44 30, Nm Iv 1-1 24 4, South Catholic at East Catholic Pat Meiser, former women’s loss to the Soviets last year in backed off. ranked Penn State thla season, Wednesday. Dec. 29 ready to chip in with three- limited opponents to an average of Meriweather 24 34 7, Williams 2-U) 84 (girls). 7i30 basketball coach at Penn Finland. should be the hungrier team. Radio, TV UaniTYBOWL potatora if needed. The Flor­ 12. Loder 24 14 5, King 04 04 0, WRESTLING “That’s a whole different ball, “ Usually the Soviets play very “ I think we need the game more,” just 13 points per game. at Memphis. Tenn. S.Johnson 7-11 04 S O jV ood n n 0-U 44 16, State, has been named coor­ TONIGHT 7i30 • Socceri Force Drew 513 04 22, Tbompaon 04 04 0, game,” said Gretzky, who scored aggressive hockey,” Gretzky said. says Don Nehlen, in his third year at The Semtaoles, losers of their last ida State Samtaolea faltered RHAM at Manchester, 6tl5 dinator of women’s athletics VI. Blast, USA Alabmm(7-4) R.JohnMm 511 54 IS. TM aU © 40 3741 twice in the Oilers 4-3 win Tuesday “ Ton i^t they seoned to stay back a the Morgantown campus. “ 1 could two regular-season games, rely on a In their last two games los­ 129. Cheney Tech at East Hartford, 11 1229 MAIN ST. at the University of (Connec­ 8 ■ Football > Liberty Bowli rsL AUTO REPAIR nl^t. “ That was world competition. bit during the first two power plays. see us moving up as high as No. 6-7-8 big-play offense led by quarteriiacks ing badta to LSU, 55-21, and Boaton 831925-121 a.m. ticut. Alabama va. Illinois, Channel SO. Kanaas City 88841-18 MANCHESTER This is a team and it’s just com­ So I didn’t feel the defenseman was Kelv Lowrey and B to WlUlanu hdng edged by FUnlda, 18- Meiser, 35, w ill supervise 10 if we win. But even though we’re ESPN 10. 'Diree-polnt goala-E.Johnaon 2, A r­ Thursday TEL. 646-6464 pletely different.” going to rush me. So I just held on to ranked ninth, I don’t feel com for­ and running hacks G reg Allen and chibald, Ainge. Fouled ouk-Henderaon. women’s varsity projgrams in­ 8 - NB Knieks va. Cavallera. The Crtaoson Tide had In an about face we look ToUl fwls--%oeton 8 , Kanaaa City 8. BASKETBALL Gretzky scored the game winner it and shot.” Ricky Williams. volving about 250 athletes. She table about our program. Channel 9 woa serea howl gamea In a for the Semtaolea to treat Rebounds—Boeton 8 (P a rW i 8 ) , Kanaaa Eaat Catholic at Manchester, 7 12 minutes into the third period by While Gretzky said It was obvious In Memphis, Tenn., tonight, vic­ City 8 (Meriweather •). Aaaista-Doeton GMOUAUTY will also hold the title pf assis­ "W e need to grt better on the little 9 . Basketballi UConn vs. Toaas row nnUl they were stopped the home atate folki to a ICE HOCKEY picking UP a re b o u n d fr o m the Soviets were tired from their tory No. 328 would be sweet for 8 (Archibald 9), Kansas City 8 SBM Ci MRTS tant director in UConn’s things. The teams who are up there by Texas last year. Alas, we good ibow by conquartag the (Williams 0). Teoinicais-Kansas City Manchester at Bethel, 3t45 ^ a n t and loss No. 16 would be AAM, WDRC defenseman Paul Coffey s shot hectic travel schedule, he still felt in the ranktaga every year do all the have bad news for Alabama. Mouatataeera, 85-28. coach FiUaimmona, Buckner. Boston Enfield vs. East Catholic at BIP, athletic department when she 10- Basketballi Holiday NaaUvsl, coach Fitch 2. A-8,82. a m D A L MOTOSS MtSTS DIVISION which bounced behind goalie they played an excellent all-around sour, but nitaois coach Mike White takes over the Job March 1. little things well. We’re improving, U 9 A iOi30 a.m. Vladimir Myshkin. game. but w e’re nowhere home fiM .” put the gam e between two 7-4 teanu 18 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wed.. Dec. » . 1962 MANCHESTER HERALD, Wed., Dec. 29, 198^- 19

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Homes lor Rant 54 1973 CHEVY Nova - 6 (UARIUKE PRKXS ON MUDAS Classified for quick Parkade Lanes, Parkade - We do all types of Elec­ •••••••••••••••••••••••• responsible for spreading results. Shopping Center, 643-1507. /mojiruuive Firwncirv; for High trical Work! Licensed. Call SOUTH WINDSOR Kennel •••••BBBBBBG9BBBBBBBBBBG cylinder, automatic, power fncomeci JVrchriseT. FOUR BEDROOM CAPE, steering, low mileage, 646-2830. MR. N O R M A N after 5:00 p.m., 646-1516. Club - Obedience classes, the word to the citizenry. basic, open and utility. only blocks from all good condition. $1000. Sl3- IMMEDIATE OPENINGS, 0^ . overseas and domestic - FARRAND Also breed handeling schools.Treed lot. m . REMODEUNG - CabineU, classes starting January Available immediately. □ NOTICES Wo do It all for you. $20,000 to $50,000 plus a 1979 FORD LTD. Landedo, McDonald'a Syatam, Inc. 1902 year. Call l-(312)-931-7053. MANCHESTER - Lawyers Roofing, Gutters, Room 5th. Tolland Agricultural $600 monthly plus utilities. 643-5266 or 64M962. four door, small V8 , An equal opportunity employer Ext. 2340A. and Doctors! Only once in Additions, Decks, all types Center, Vernon. For Lost and Found 1 a blue moon does an invest­ of Remodeling and further information call automatic, power steering, ROCKVILLE - For rent or power brakes, air- LICENSED ment opportunity come Repairs. FREE 649-4145, 569-3010, 289-8188, Mazda 626 Luxury Sport Sedan vy(Sunroof FOUND - SET OF KEYS along like this one. A large Estimates. FuUy insured. 872-2210. 872-2005 rent with option. Eight conditioning, AM-FM E ELECTRICIAN - capable at Lincoln Center. Can be two story frame house Telephone 643-6017. room colonial, woodstove stereo, cruise control, picked up at the of working with minimum vinyl roof. Mint condition. "f <'MMf’i fii ul/.iru'f)/n-Mrrcui ^ Di'jlrr supervision, to do commer­ SUPER PiWr-TME JOB located in a B2 zone near Andquaa 4S and fireplace. $600 monthly Manchester Herald Office new Court House. Could be ROBERT E. J a r v i s plus utilities. Two months Best offer over $3900. Must between 8:30 and 5 p.m. cial and residential service ‘300-*500 WEEKLY sell. 643-9708 or 647-1906. work. Good benefits, pay perfect for your new office. Building and Remodeling WANTED: ANTIQUE Fur­ security. References Monday - Friday.. ProlMtIonal t•l•phon• Needs work. Fh'iced right - Specialist. Interior and niture, glass, pewter, oil required. Call 742-8932 or The only form of com­ commensurate with 742-8421. Are you an antique lover? experience. 243-9543. M iMpwpl* wantad. Flaalbla $54,900. Strano Heal exterior renovating, paintings or antique items FOCND-Set of 2 very small houra. Call Mr. Kodya at M «- Estate, 646-2000. residential and commer­ R. Harrison, 643-W09. Read the offerings in munication which is still keys. Owner may pick 4M2. What makes Want Ads Classified every day to find MOERS i SECRETARY - Opportuni­ cial, additions, garages, them up at 80 Church, and roofing and siding, WANTED: ANTIQUE Fur­ work? People like you who the item or items you’d as personal as hearing the pay for this ad. ty for enthusiastic and MBaCM FROZEN FOODS niture, glass, pewter, oil read and use the EWant like to own. C skilled secretary in­ kitchens, bathrooms, 29 Blaaall Straal □ BUSINESS replacement windows and paintings or antique items. Ads every day. LOST - Boys 20-inch BMX terested in being an in­ e. Hartlord, Cl. town crier in the streets is tegral part »of a growing and SERVICES doors. 643-6712. R. Harrison, 643^09. bicycle, blue, with white •••••••••••••••••••••••• 315 CENTER ST., MANCHESTER. CONN.* Phone 643-5135 handlebars and seat: with engineering firm. Knit Helmet the Qassified section of the Secretarial school and JAY REMODELING & Wantad to Buy 49 pads Norman St. area. BUILDING CO. - Kitchens, Reward If found, please some word processing Services Ottered 31 Pert & Pretty daily newspaper. This is experience desirable. Send PART TIME Legal Baths, Rec Rooms, OLDER SINGLE or multi •••••••••••••••••••••••• call 643-4735. Secretary - Afternoons. •••••••••••••••••••••••• Ceilings, Vanities, Counter family unit for cash. Han­ Aiffot For Sofo 61 NOTICa resume to Fuss & O'Neil. REWEAVING BURN rUBUC HtAniNO where private individuals 210 Main Street, Manchester law'office. Tops, Decks & Porch dyman special OK. Clall ■OAHD or DiMCTons S.M.M.L BLACK POODLE F2xperienced preferred. HOLES. Zippers, um­ Enclosures. Licensed. In­ Strano Real Estate, 646- lost sometime Sunday ■Manchester, Ct. 06040. brellas repair^. Window 1973 COMET, 6 cyl., power TOWN or MANCHCtTan, .Non-smoker only. 649-0150. sured. Free Estimates. 2000. steering 59,000 original CONNICnCUT It's time to communicate with other afternoon -Answers to shades, Venetian blinds. Call 649-1488. miles. Perfect condition. Notice is hereby given that the Sasha My daughters miss CHILD CARE WANTED Keys. TV FOR RENT. TOY TRAINS - Lyonel, Board of Directors, Town of her very much. $50.00 $900. 1973 Chevy (Caprice, individuals in buying and for l‘z year old, well Marlow’s, 867 Main Street. TIMOTHY J. Connelly - American, Flyer, etc. by ower steering, power Manchester, Coimecticut, will hold reward 643-1095. Service 649-5221. collector. Sets, pieces, a Public Hearing at the Lincoln think abottt behaved boy. Your home or Total building and im­ Erakes, air-conaitioning, selling situations, in hiring mine. Full time. Responsi­ provement services'in­ complete layouts. Cash Center Hearing Room, 494 Main FOI ND • Part Angora Technicians BRICK, BLOCK, STONE - AM-FM, new tires, Street. Manchester, Connecticut, ble, reliable person, cluding but not limited to paid. Call 647-0280 please excellent condition. One Tuesday, January 11, 1963, at 8:00 dark tiger, young cat. references required. Call Concrete. Chimney kitchens, bathrooms, ad­ leave message. employees or finding jobs, Vicinity of Eldridge and Experienced ser­ Repairs. “No Job Too owner. $950. 6498261. P.M. to consider and act on the yottr A,B.Cs ditions, garages, roofing School streets Call 647- Karen after 5:30 , 649-4334. following: vice technicians Small.’’ Call 644-8356. and siding, door and win­ Proposed Ordinance • An Or­ in telling or in asking. 8857. RENTALS UMK only to service all LOVING dow replacement, dinance requiring filing of a notice GRANDMOTHER needed C & M Tree Service, Free remodeling, renovations REPOSSESSIONS of intention to demolish any F0I;ND .MOPED on Route' estimates. Discount senior building over fifty (50) years old phases of air- 3-4 evenings per week at and new construction. 646- Rooms lor Rant 52 raSSALE 1-84 near Route 85 (BoltonI citizens. Company 1379. and containing 500 square feet or A , ADVERTISING POWER on March 18. 1982. Anyone conditioning, heat­ my home looxing alter 5 1979 Ford Courier Pick­ more and establishing a waiting year old. Own transporta­ Manchester owned and MANCHESTER - Nice up, 4 cyl. $8300 Wishing to claim ownership ing and refriger­ operated. Call 646-1327. RooSng 34 period prior to Issuing a demolition The presence or absence of call the Connecticut State tion best, but will consider room with kitchen 1078 Chrysler LeBsron permit therefor. Police at 643-6604 ation. Must be other alternatives. On privileges. Gentleman $2950. Proposed Ordinance - To purchase aovertisins has the p ow e r to build or busline. Please calf Nancy, LIGHT TRUCKING - Fen­ BIDWELL HOME Im­ preferred. $50.00 weekly. from Heritage Savings and Loan licensed. Generous cing. Attics, cellars, gar­ provement Company - 1075 Cadillac Coupe Association land on Oak and Cot­ STRETCH YOUR 643-8830 - keep trying. Purity. Telephone 643- diminish your business. company benefits. ages cleaned. All types Roofing, siding, 1878. deVllle $1300. tage Street also known as 53 Cot­ BURGER BUDGET by trash, brush removed. alterations, additions. 6W- 1070 Ford Thundsrbird tage Street for the sum of $35,- 2 using one part soy extender Call for EiWN EXTRA HIOIKY Picket, Split Rail, Stake 6495. $700.. 000.00. Fences installed. 528-0870. CENTRAL LOCATION, Copies of the Proposed Ordinances to four parts of meat. Your appointment □MISC. FOR SALE kitchen privileges, parkhw The above can be seen may be seen In the Town Cleiii’s taste buds won't be able to 871-1111 Sell Avon. Earn sood $$S, set available. Security and atIMOlO Mein $L (Kfice during business hours. your own hours. DESIGN KITCHENS - Stephen T. Casaano tell the difference, but your cabinets, vanities, counter written references budget will' Household Goods 40 required. For application Secretary When spreading the word CallB23-S401 tops, kitchen cabinet can 643-2693. fnieto for Safe 52 Board of Directors B , BROADER MARKETS KIT 'N' CARLYLE'” by Larry Wright or 276-2941 fronts, custom Dated at Manchester, Connectict woodworking, colonial USED this 87tb day of Decerncbr, 19SS. is important to you, reproductions in wood. REFRIGERATORS, SHARE A KITCHEN & 1971 FORD TRUCK - good 039-13 . Whatever market you’re reachins J.P. Lewis, 649-9658. WASHERS, RANGES • BATH with one other running condition. Four count on a low-cost Condominiums 22 Clean, Guaranteed. Parts gentli;entleman. Own bedroom, speed transmission. Call 9 now, we believe we can broaden 1-t 5AV^>HeRe SHOWER DOORS AND & Service. Low prices! Cainfor details. 643-1878. 90-8541. MANCHESTER - Two B.D. Pearl ti Son, 649 Main ad in Qassified to fUAt^AFTeie: bedroom condo for rent. A- TUB ENCLOSURES your impact. expertly installed by Gary Street. 643-2171. ATTRACTIVE Sleeping FtHlD VAN - 1971. Good PeTi ANd TH& r . C. $575 with heat. 273-2013, room - Gentleman. P m ate condition, new tires. Low reach the right 659-3008,______A. Kendall - The Shower $ $ $ Door Man. 872-6000. MAPLE ARM SOFA, six bath and entrance, free mUeage. 74^7241. Classified ads serve the pillows, needs recovering, parking. Apply 195 ^ ru c e people. Placing lb ResewBte $25.00. Maple crib and mat­ Street after 4 p.m. 3-8 yrs. An easy-knit helmst is G.M.C. PICK-UP, four people today ... just as they SNOW PLOWING - worm to wear on chilly sftcH oTHei^. have since our country's driveways and parking tress, good condition, ■peed, Insulated cap, runs your ad is easy. $25.00. 6&-M78. THREE ROOMS • Private A charmini dress with days. Ideal for winter good, covered wagon beginning.* Read and use lots. Calf after 6 pm, Mf- entrance. Ladies $25; Mens snortshort or long sleeves spoiti. C CASH RETURN: them regularly. 0539. pairs nicely with a ileave. No. 2868 haa fuU di­ fruck, camper, flat bed, 16 Just give us a call. ArUelaa lor Sale 41 $30 & $25. F u r c o a t, leas coat. A darling en­ rections. ft. trailer nlank, four IMIl. •aaooooaaaoooooooooooooo dresses,, suits, slacks, etc. semble for the little girl. You Can Increase your cash CELEBRITY CIPHER S49t5459. No. 8294 with Photo- CsIsMty Ctpfitr oryglQgrafM « • oTMiad from quotattoTM by famous fMogI*, Guide ie in Sizes 8 to 8 Melewiyfee BfOjfnlee^jM return by advertising in the' and preeent Each lelier In ttoolphei stands lor another. Toiky’BdmNwqiaaO. CALL LARGE, QUIET, Comfor- years. Sise 4 . . . dress, table room near bua and IH yards 46-inch; coat, SPRING PEVBRT 1971 used as printing plates. .007 shopping. Reaaonable. 114 yards. a?______Honda CLOT, brand new Manchester Herald. ‘LRMA ARSW QBHZAYI ZOONW SW thick, & 3 S ¥ T . SOc each, Security and references. Patterns avadaUs onig batterY and back brake or 5 for $2.00. Ptwne (MS- 6494)108. In sites skeum. SPBCIAL: Over 200 se­ ‘ I some work, |U0. SIS' It’S easy UMOSFI AYOOW ARMA LSFF 2711. They MUST be picked with a 643-2711 lections and a FREE up before 11:00 g.m. only. gg&i'Sft-M US NtCE ROOM - Parking, Pattara Section in the Classified ad I CYBNHQO DBYO FHDPOY MZN private bath. Gentleman ALBUM. Jnat 18.00. Phone ••• SEASONED FIREWOOD, around 80. Nice home, no FOR SPARKLING ■Ma«l$MiUHI WOODWORK, TILE, UOLOY ZHAW.” — QF8ZA cut, spUt, delivered. $95.00 other roomera. Rent a cord. Call evenings and reasonable. References. GLASS AND PAINTED weekends, 228-9101. 649-7335. SURFACES, add three 643-2711 OMWALBBN S!5il<'S3ai!22L* Need around the Naw FASHION wMk asa- taUespoona of washing PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "The beet time to make frtande I SNOW TIRES (2) - rial Graca Cola Collection soda to a quart 'of warm 6 4 3 - 2 7 1 1 Firestone Totm and Coun­ home? Call an expert. before you need ttiam." — Ethel Barrymore You’ll find the help you a55W to*'js?^- water and wash. No rinsing • IMZbyNCAIno. SS try, L7B-15, esceUent. Used s s N 'a r e js i’i’ '” * Uttie. S21-SS». need in Classified. Price . . . . II Ji.