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ENJOY CHRISTMAS SHOPPING Soviets vow V! -i"- AT ALL THE PARKADE STORES ADAM’S APPLE ANDERSON LITTLE to match AAX BERNIES TV ft APPLIANCE BRIGGS’S ICE CREAM MOSCOW (UPI) - Soviet leader nationally televised speech released CARD GALLERY Yuri Andropov offered to remove by the Novosti agency, the new hundreds of nuclear rockets from Kremlin chief said the ^ v ie t Union CASUAL LADY Europe today but vowed to build a is considering Reagan’s recent LATE NIGHTSHOPPINGTHIS Soviet answer to the MX missile if it proposals for limiting nuclear arms. CHILDREN’S WEARHOUSE / f is deployed by the Reagan ad­ “ Yet the measures he (Reagan) CBT. ministration. proposed are not enough to dispel I r WEEK K, CVS DRUGS “ A policy based on the desire to the atmosphere of mutual suspicion fr:/ / ^ .V DAVID’S achieve military superiority over and restore trust,” he said. A " j I ■■■ the Soviet Union is futile and can “ Something more is needed: There •- ‘ ' l / l ! D ft L only escalate the threat of war,” An­ is a need to normalize the / / DELYN FASHIONS ^ dropov said to a meeting of the Com­ situation.” ■ X DIAMOND SHOWCASE munist Party Central Committee in The Soviet leader said Moscow is his first major foreign policy ready to reduce its medium-range FOOD MART speech. nuclear forces in Europe to equal ‘Kprn BAf'-fj “ We shall have to answer the HARVEST HILL PACKAGE the nuclear missile forces of Britain ! 0 0 ' STORE American challenge by deploying and France, “ not a single one fA 5 MORE GIANT SHOPPING similar weapon systems.” more.” JO. ANN’S FABRIC The Soviet leader said President “ This means the Soviet Union KNITTERS WORLD Reagan's war preparations have would have to reduce hundreds of DAYS ATTHE PARKADE reached “ unheard-of proportions” LIGGETT’S PARKADE missiles, including dozens of its and his “ zero-option” proposai for latest missiles known in the West as elimination of medium-range PHARMACY SS-20,” he d. nuclear missiles in Europe was a MARSHALL’S Andropov’s offer would reduce “ mockery. Soviet nuclear missiles in Europe THOM. McAN SHOES “ Washington’s present policy has ./Tv. il.T from an estimated 600 down to less d eterio ra te the international situa­ PAPA GINO than 200. tion to dangerous limits,” said An­ PARKADE BARBEFi SHOP Speaking at a ceremonial meeting NO PARKING TICKETS EVER! dropov, 68, who took over as Com­ PARKADE CLEANERS munist Party chief on the death of to mark the 60th anniversary of the PARKADE HEALTH ft Leonid Brezhne in November. formation of the Soviet Union, An­ . Herald photo by Tarqulnlo Andropov said the Soviet Union dropov called on U.S. officials and NUTRITION STORE would build its own version of the the American public to be “ well PARKADE LANES MX missile if the United States aware of the real state of affairs. Truck flips PARKADE LAUNDROMAT deployed the weapon. Congress Andropov denied that the Warsaw Monday resoundingly denied Pact was ahead in the arms race A garbage truck flipped* on Its side this morning on Center said there were injuries, but he did not know the extent of them. PEARLE VISION STORE Reagan the nearly |1 billion he and said Reagan’s call for “ radical Street, near the Burger King restaurant. Police and the town Here a crane begins to iift truck. wanted for production of the MX. cuts” was intended to weaken the W HY SHOP ANYWHERE ELSE? PRAGUE SHOES Fire Department responded. A Fire Department spokesman RADIO SHACK In excerpts from Andropov’s Soviet Union. RECORD BREAKER REED’S STATIONARY SAVINGS BANK Coventry's new chief FINAL SPECIAL OFFERS IN OF MANCHESTER Trustees back SEAR’S MANY STORES SHADY GLEN DAIRY STORE SWISS COLONY CHEESE MCC center called a 'real worker' SHOP THREE PENNY PUB By Paul Hendrie had the tacit support of the board By Jeff Weingart former Chief Gary Sousa. Trzaskos description of himself. WEATHERVANE and Nancy Thompson itself. ' Herald Reporter will begin his new job on Jan. 3. '1 sort of like to set strict stan­ Trzaskos will be paid $22,400 a dards for myself and 1 expect people Herald Reporters But he said the action Monday is YOUTH CENTER significant, because the Board of COVENTRY — Residents can year, the minimum salary approved under me to do that too. " said T r­ The proposed performing arts Trustees formally backed the expect a “ real worker” and a “ firm by the council. The figure is $2,690 zaskos this morning. " I am hard, VISIT SANTA project for the first time. gentlem an” in newly appointed more than Sousa was making when but fair. " center for Manchester Ckimmunity he quit. College won support Monday after­ “ It was never made legal before Police Chief Frank V. Trzaskos. THK COl >4;iI, approved the ap­ and I wanted to tie up that loose That was the word this morning Reynolds mourned the loss of T r­ noon from the state Board of pointment after interviewing the end,” said Vincent. “ That is what from Trzaskos’ fellow worker of 25 zaskos from the West Hartford Trustees of Regional Community Amsterdam, N.Y., native for over I SANTA’S HOME IS NEXT TO DELYNS Colleges. this resolution does.” years. West Hartford Police Depart­ department, where he is a captain. an hour. He was chosen from a field Vincent said meetings with com­ ment Chief Francis Reynolds. “ We’re going to miss him," said But MCC President William E. of 17 candidates who had vied for the munity leaders now are being held, Reynolds was reflecting on the Reynolds. Vincent said this morning it w ill be job. according to Town Manager as supporters of the regional arts Coventry Town Council’s Monday “ 1 have a lot of respect for the a while before fundraising for the Charles F. McCarthy. night decision to approve the town man,” said Lieutenant William and he is available: project will begin. center — which would cost an es­ McCarthy seemed relieved that Herald photo by Weingart Vincent said the project previous- timated »4.5 million — try to include manager’s appointment of the 46- Schaub, who works under Trzaskos. I'l the'council had gone along with his iy received encouragement to more arts groups in the region east year-old Trzaskos to the office of “ He is an intelligent and fair- proceed from the Board of Trustees FRANK TRZASKOS chief, a position which was left va­ minded person.” MONDAY, DEC. 20, 3-7 PM Budget and Finance Committee and Pleuse turn to page 10 . . said to be firm, fair cant last May the departure of Trzaskos agreed with Reynolds' PleilNf I urn In page 14) W TUESDAY, DEC. 21, 3-7 PM Alone, New offices due WEDNESDAY, DEC. 22, 3-7 PM THURSDAY, DEC. 23, 11 AM-7PM frail, on 'Main Street?

FRIDAY, DEC. 24, 10 AM-4 PM needy Economy Electric Co, which has town-owned Birch Street lot. its Main Street building for sale, is If the building is sold for offices, it rumored to be in negotiations with a will follow the trend of other former One of the people Manchester professional firm that might be in­ retail buildings on downtown Main CAPTURE THAT EVER­ Area Conference of Churches hopes terested in locating its offices there. Street. The former House and Hale to help through its Annual Seasonal A spokesman for Economy building is condominium offices. V LASTING MOMENT OF Sharing Appeal is a woman who has d eclin ^ to discuss details of the The Dewey-Richman building has YOUR KIDS WITH had more than her share of health matter today because talks are in a been converted to office space by SANTA CLAUS problems, including a stroke and the preliminary stage. the law firm of Phelon, Squatrito. amputation of both legs. Economy vacated the building and FitzGerald. She also suffers from glaucoma. when it moved to its present V Oakland Street location. For three and a half years she was The structure contains twoatories in a convalescent home. Now she Is with about 8,000 square feet on each. Inside PROFESSIONAL PHOTO­ living alone. Independent once again The full basement contains about thanks to meals on wheels, oc­ the same square footage. It has an Today ★ GRAPHER WITH SANTA, casional assistance from ANGELS DECAPITATED IN HOLIDAY VANDALISM . . . ornaments broken after 34 Christmases at Shady Glen elevator. PLUS INSTANT PHOTO­ homemaker and help from a close A representative of Economy did 20 pages. 2 sections GRAPHS ARE AVAILABLE. friend. say that the proposal calls for Advice ...... 12 MACC would like to present her rehabilitation of both floors into of­ Area towns ...... 7 with a polnsettia along with her fices and use of the basement for Business...... 20 Hark, the headless angels file space. C lassified...... 18-19 Christmas basket. —*— Such renovation would be eligible C o m ic s ...... 8 Anyone who wants to l4lp this for a tax credit under the Economic Entertainment ...... 12 Since 1948, a choir of angels has sung out each 11115 y v a i uic uiuaic w u k cu iiiiiiu c, UUt IL WUl M itilll woman and others may leave food Recovery Act of 1981. The 40-year L o tte ry ...... 2 FREE COLORING BOOKS to be coming from the bodies of the angels. and gifts at Manchester Mall, year at Christmastime from the roof of the Shady MHS Aridian ...... 14 FOR ALL THE KIDS, Someone — Mrs. Rieg says “ the meanest thieves old structure would qualify for a 20 Heritage Savings and Loan Associa­ Glen Restaurant at East Middle Turnpike. Obituaries ...... 10 COURTESY OF THE MAN­ in town” — broke the heads of the six angels last percent federal tax credit for wjor tion on Main Street, the Town of From the mouths of the life-sized statues came renovations to the'interior, he said. Opinion...... 6 night. Two of the heads were dropped, but four CHESTER PARKADE Manchester Firehouse on Center the music of the season. The building, on the west side of P eop letalk ...... 2 others disappeared, carried off by someone who MERCHANTS ASSOCIA­ Street, or the Eighth District Main Street, north of Park Street, is S ports...... 15-17 climbed the roof and then left in a car. The Firehouse at Hilliard and Main Bernice Rieg, who operates the restaurant, said Television ...... 8 TION. restaurant was open until 11:30 p.m. so the van­ located about 100 feet from the town streets. Checks may be mailed to parents have come with children to show off the W ea th er...... 2 dalism had to have occurred alter that. parking lot on St. James Church MACC Seasotial Sharing, Box 773, angel choir ihey remember from their childhood. property and about 200 feet from the Manchester, Ct. 0(040. \ I I MANCHESTER HERALD, Tues., Dec. 21, 1982 — 3

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3 0 0 0 67ATTLE |\^ s___ |------Upfront cost: News Briefing fN rtinoii i $100,000 for Consumer prices Doctor to check FRANCI960 ' V.I up 0.1 percent wounded deer F A I.R( Musical LO W C eT Bennet gas WORCESTER, Mass. (UPI) - A TEUPEMATUNCS WASHINGTON (U P I) - Consumer specialist in fallow deer was called in 12 cheer prices rose just 0.1 percent in November today to tranquilize and examine a in a strong indication that 1 ^ 's inHation By Paul Hendrie Penny DeLenta, bottom fem ale deer shot in the head with an ■W rate will be under 5 percent, the lowest arrow which later dislodged, leaving a Herald Reporter right, directs the since at least 1976, the Labor Depart­ superficial wound. Manchester High ment said today. UFI WEATHER FOTOCAB1 tP Although the installation cost of gas heat for the City Parks Commissioner Thomas School combined Through November the year’s inflation proposed Bennet housing project might run $100,000 Taylor said the deer — which doesn’t choirs that performed rate was only 4.5 percent. higher than electric heat Installation, gas is being con­ have a name — was in “ excellent" condi­ at the school’s Christ­ Housing and clothing prices dropped in sidered because it might be c h e ^ r for tenants. tion today, romping around the Green November, entertainment stayed at Oc­ Democratic Director Stephen T. Cassano, chairman mas concert. Hill Park “ barnyard zoo.” tober’s level and food prices increased of the Board of Directors ^ a l Estate Committee and Herald photo by Pinto He said Dr. Richard Goss, an expert Weather by 0.1 percent, the department said. the leading supporter of the Bennet conversion, said this from Brown University in Providence, W ith no m a jo r p ric e su rge in 'm orning consultants still are trying to determine the R.I., was expected t o ^ y to shoot the December — and one is hot expected — most economical mealing method. The board is deer with a dart gun and check out the the year could end with a rate under expected to vote on the'project on Jan. 14. wound. 1976's 4.8 percent and perhaps the lowest Original plans called for providing electric heat. But “ We spoke to him (Goss) yesterday since 1972’s 3.4 percent. Extended outlook at a public hearing last month, several people argued t i and he said it wasn't any real emergency Later today, the Commerce Depart­ -that electric heat is more expensive thaaoloer heating ■ I'ki- because the deers have a good resistance Extended outlook for New England Thursday through i J ment was to offer an unofficial projec­ /nethods, especially in a building that was not designed, to infection," Taylor said today. Saturday: tion of the gross national product and built and insulated for electric heat. He said the deer was spotted Saturday Massachusetts, Rhode Island and Connecticut: revise its figures on the third quarter with the arrow in her head, to the left of Thursday sunny followed by increasing clouds. Friday ■ THE CONCERN was height^ed when the Bennet GNP, which at last report showed no one eye, and had been apparently shot cloudy with a chance of rain or snow. Saturday sunny. Housing Corp. decided to make tenants to pay their own growth. around sundown Friday. Highs in the 30s. Lows in the teens and 20s. heating bills. Some people at the public hearing worried Christmas shoppers found that toys, Manchester man among those booked An attempt by park personnel to Vermont: Chance of flurries Thursday. Fair Friday ’that the per-tenant cost could skyrocket if electric sporting goods, hobby products and other tranquilize the animal Monday failed and Saturday. Highs 25 to 35. Lows 15 to 25. heating costs rise drastically. products categorized as entertainment because “ they’re just too frisky,” and Maine: Fair through the period except chance of snow Cassano said this feat of rising electric rates con­ items were cheaper in November, the deer wouldn’t stay still, Taylor said. south Thursday night and Friday. Highs from the 20s vinced Bennet conversion supporters to take another Police charge three for prostitution balanced by increases in entertainment The animal is a 2-to 3-year-oId fem ale north to 30s south. Lows in the single numbers north and look at gas. Although it might be to the town’s advan­ services to produce a zero rate of change fallow deer, a small European deer with teens south. tage to spend $100,000 less up front to install electric headquarters, Kenary said. They were released on $500 in the overall index component. A Manchester man was among three people arrested Foxes, the scene of a police raid two weeks ago. The Lit­ a pale yellow coat. The males of the New Hampshire: Fair through the period except a heat, gas heat may be provided to protect the tenants, Monday in connection with' a police investigation of an tle House of Foxes, an encounter club on Main Street in non-cash bonds for Jan. 10 appearances in Manchester species have broad antlers. She and four chance of snow Thursday night. Highs from the 20s he said. Superior Court, he said. DEER HAS ARROW LODGED ABOVE EYE East Hartford encounter club. Manchester, is affiliated with the East Hartford es­ others have been living at the zoo since north to 30s south. Lows in the teens. However, there are problems. The gas main that East Hartford police spokesman Robert Kenary said Kenary said Monday’s arrests were the result of a . . . doctor to tranquilize animal to check It tablishment. Congress ready last fall. serves the southern portion of Main Street is inadequate Uerrold Stratton, 42, of 871 Tolland Turnpike, turned Also charged in the Foxes’ bust was Ronald Cague, 38, complaint from a 24-year-old man who visited the club to adjourn to service Bennet, so a new main would have to be in­ himself in at East Hartford police headquarters. Police of West Willington, described by Kenary as the manager two weeks ago. Caracas blaze Nativity scene stalled. had a warrant to arrest him on charges of promoting of the club; and Constance Bumgarner, 19, of Hartford, He said police are trying to obtain warrants for seven Social Security Also, Cassano pointed out, there is no guarantee WASHINGTON lUPl) - The lame Today’s forecast prostitution in the second degree. If convicted, he could a club employee. Cague was charged with promoting to nine additional arrests in connection with a police natural gas prices won’t rise dramatically, too, now that face up to one- to 10-year prison sentence and a fine of duck 97th Congress, which worked until toll: 106 dead OK - judge prostitution in the second degree; Ms. Bumgarner was raid on the club the same day the complaint was gets Fleece Today mostly cloudy with a 30 percent chance of a few ' the fuel has been deregulated. the early morning passing legislation to up to $5,000. charged with prostitution. received. Evidence from the raid is still being analyzed, CARACAS, Venezuela (U P I) - U.S. PROVIDENCE, R.I. (UPI) - The snow flurries. High temperatures 30 to 35. West winds ■ Oil heat has been ruled out, he said, because there is he said. keep the government running and to WASHING’rON (UPI) - This month’s Kenary said Stratton is the owner of the House of All three suspects turned themselves in at police and Canadian firefighters today helped steps of City Hall will be adorned with becoming northwest 15 to 20 mph. Tonight clearing. Low no way to m eter it individually. For that reason, a com­ raise gasoline taxes a nickel, finally Golden Fleece award goes to the Social battle strong winds and explosions figurines of Jesus, Mary and Joseph this temperatures 15 to 20. Northwest winds 10 mph. bination oil-gas heating system also is not feasible, said appears ready to adjourn. .Security Administration for allegedly keeping a Venezuelan power plant in Christmas until a federal judge decides Wednesday sunny. High temperatures around 35. West Cassano. The Senate early today voted 56-34 to spending $6.7 million to do the same job flames for a third straight day in a giant whether the nativity display has a con­ wind around 10 mph becoming southerly late in the day. The advantage of a dual oil-gas ystem would be that send the gas tax bill, with its jobs- twice, but retirement system officials blaze that killed at least 106 people. stitutional right to be there. the cheaper fuel at any given tim e could be purchased. creating highway construction program, say they were only following Congress' Rescue workers feared the death toll U.S. Senior Judge Raymond J. Pettine Democratic Deputy ^ y o r Barbara B. Weinberg, the back to the House for negotiations on a orders. could reach 200 in what was considered sidestepped the constitutional issue Mon­ only Democrat on the board who has indicated she final version to give President Reagan. The Golden Fleece— awarded monthly V one of the worst disasters in Venezuela’s day as he refused a request by the might not support the Bennet project,'said a change to The bill, long delayed in the Senate by by Sen. William Proxmire, D-Wis., for National forecast recent history. American Civil Liberties Union to have gas heat could make the conversion more palatable to a hardy filibuster by four GOP conser­ what he believes is the biggest waste of Caracas Federal Police Chief Gabriel the creche removed. her. vatives, would then bounce back to the taxpayers' money — went Monday to ' By United Press International Lugo Lugo told reporters that by late Lo Pep Los Angeles cy 70 56 .... “ f think, long haul, when you’re looking at the tenant Senate for final congressional approval, Social Security officials who allegedly The ACLU sought an injunction against City & Fust Hi Monday 106 bodies were recovered from AlMquerquc cc » 27 Louisville c 48 33 . paying for the heat, gas makes more sense,” she said. where it could be delayed again. But one paid $6.7 million for “ bureaucratic- the city for allowing the Knights of Anchorage pc 23 19 Memphis pc 99 31 , the rubble. Only 22 of the charred bodies, 74 50 ... filibusterer. Sen Gordon Humphrey. R- failure insurance." Columbus, a fraternal Roman Catholic Asheville c 48 29 Miami Beach c MEANWHILE, MRS. Weinberg said she recently many burnt beyond recognition,- were Atlanta c 57 32 Milwaukee pc 31 24 ... N.H . said todhe would no longer The money was spent on two con­ organization, to erect the creche under 31 16 .... met for several hours with Arthur N. Greenblatt, the identified, Lugo Lugo said. Billings |)c 42 35 Minneapolis cy block action. sultants to plan this year’s move to the the municipal Christmas tree on city Birmingham c eo 28 Nashville pc 56 33 .... town’s consultant for the project, to talk about possible The official count of those injured in Boston <-y 33 30 .04 New Orleans c 57 45 .. . The House and Senate on Monday, agency's new computer center. property. changes in the language of the lease. the explosion-triggered blaze at the Brwnsvll Tx.pc 77 SB New York pc 38 36 .... after five days of frantic, nearly nonstop Proxmire said agency employees urged Bulfalo s 32 30 Oklahom Cty c 64 34 .... Mrs. Weinberg had questioned some portions of the Tacoa power plant was 300. legislating, gave Reagan the money against hiring the consultants because Charlstn S.C ( 57 42 Omaha c 44 29 .... proposed lease, which she said did not adequately Charlott N.C. ( SO 27 Philadelphia pc 40 36 ... measure needed to pay for the operation government workers had already drawn Chicago pc 31 17 Phoenix c 72 47 . . protect the interests of the town. The meeting with of most government agencies. up the plans. Judge: Patrlarca ('olumbus pc 34 31 ,bi Pittsburgh s 34 28 .02 Greenblatt is an apparent effort to satisfy some of he Non-smokers’ Dallas c 70 45 PortlancT M. cy 31 27 21 Denver c SB 29 Portland Ore. r 49 41 .60 criticisms and win her support. • rights expanded too sick for Fla. Des Moines pc 35 26 Providence cy S3 26 .OR Cassano said negotiations between the town and the Detroit cy 35 32 Richmond c 46 32 .... GNP sinking Jerry Lewis Duluth cy 20 00 St. Louis c 45 23 ... Bennet Housing Corp., through attorneys, is proceeiling SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) - An at­ El Paso c 65 31 Salt Lake Cityr 40 33 . and a lease should be made final by the Jan. 14 meeting. urjidergoes surgery torney fired for demanding a smoke-free PROVIDENCE, R,I. (UPI) - A Hartford ty 30 27 .IDS San Antonio pc 69 43 .... at 2.2% annually federal magistrate, saying the trip Honolulu pc 78 68 San Diego cy 67 SB .... A M AJO R CONCERN for the town is the amount of work area can sue his form er employer, Indianapolis c 34 31 San Pranclfc r 98 M M an appeals court says. presented a “ clear and present danger of Jackson Mss. < 97 31 Seattle r 45 40 44 money it would receive in lieu of taxes. The final figure 60 36 Spokane s 36 S3 S7 ' w ill result from the negotiations, but Cassano said he WASHINGTON (UPll - Government L.\S VEGAS, Nev. (U P I) — Comedian In a decision expanding the rights of death,” refused today to order reputed Jacksonville c Kansas City c 48 30 Tampa c 63 46 .. expects it might not be much different from the 10 per­ economists today projected that the .Jerry Lewis underwent open heart sur­ smoke-sensitive workers, the state Court New England mob trass Raymond L.S. Las V^as p<' 54 37 Washington pc 44 33 ... 56 30 ... cent of the annual net cash flow that was proposed broadest measure of the economy — gery today for “ serious irregularities of of Appeal ruled Monday that patent at­ Patriarca to Florida to face labor Little Rock pc 62 39 Wichita pc gross national product — is sinking at an bis heart rhythms." a Desert Springs torney Paul Hentzel could sue the Singer racketeering charges. earlier. .. The three Republicans on the board have opposed the annual rate of 2.2 percent. Hospital spokeswoman said. Co. for “ intentional infliction of “ I am not only convinced beyond a Bennet conversion. They plan to propose an alternative The tentative projection, known as the Spokeswoman Barbara Scarantino emotional distress.’ reasonable doubt, but beyond all doubt, use for the building sometime after Christmas. Their flash" G NP report, is based on partial said Lewis walked into the hospital In a related case, a federal appeals that preparation (and) traval would pre­ plan would involve selling the building and using the data for the October-through-December emergency room shortly after 9 a.m. court ruled iiv October that federal sent a clear and present danger of Lottery proceeds to build low-income elderly housing elsewhere. quarter that is still underway. PST Monday complaining of chest pains. government workers were entitled to a death,” U.S. Magistrate Jacob Hagopian The projection is used for internal He was listed in stable condition until smoke-free environment if it damaged said. “ For me to order (Patriaraca to government budget estimates and is dis­ 8.30 p in., when he began experiencing their health and that “ environmental Florida) would be a reckless disregard closed four times a year as the final revi­ "serious irregularities of the heart limitations” could be considered at dis­ of human life and I will not be a party to Numbers drawn in New 8146. sion of the previous quarter is published. rhythms," Ms. Scarantino said. ability hearings. it." Psychiatric hearing England Monday: Rhode Island daily: 9097. Connecticut daily: 229. Vermont daily: 753. Maine daily; 331. Massachusetts daily; New Hampshire daily: 7862. slated for Boyle Peopletalk Brennan goes home VERNON — Edward F. Boyle, the former Manchester resident accused of slajdng while attemp­ Actress Eileen Brennan, in a wheelchair and with ting to rape a Columbia woman in 1980, has been her light leg in a cast, went home for Christmas Almanac scheduled for a psychiatric hearing Thursday in Tolland nearly two months after she was critically injured County Superior Court. by a speeding car while leaving a restaurant where Jury selection is also scheduled to begin. Boyle, 22, is charged with felony murder and she had dinner with Goldie Hawn. attem pt^ first-degree sexual assault and commission 1 greet you all in love and respect and thank you Today is Tuesday, D ^ . 21, the 355th day of 1982 with of thiiM-degree sexual assault. A Grand Jury indicted for being here, " the Emrny-winning actress told a 10 to follow. Boyle on the charges April 22. The accused later pleaded group of about 50 reporters Monday shortly before This is the first day of winter (11:39 p.m,, EST). innocent. she was released from Daniel F’reeman Marina The moon is moving toward its first quarter. Hospital in Los .Angeles The morning stars are Jupiter and Saturn. Louisa M. Scott, 20, of Columbia, was found dead in the Skungamaug River in Coventry May 31, 1980. She Never in my life have I experienced such an out­ The evening stars are Mercury, Venus and Mars. Those born on this date are under the sign of Sagit­ had been strangled. pouring of love from fans, from famous people. She was last seen alive in Coventry center, according Iroin everyone They have sent me thousands and tarius. to police. thousands of letters. Every day 1 have delighted in Soviet Premier Josef Stalin was born Dec. 21, 1879. Boyle is at present serving a six to 12-year prison reading them and 1 intend to answer each letter On this date in history: sentence in Somers PHson for raping a middle-aged In 1620, the Pilgrims set foot for the first time on myself ' Manchester woman in 1980. He also has been recently Miss Brennan, who played Capt Doreen Lewis in American soil at Plymouth, Mass. charged with several more rapes that occurred that the “ Private Benjamin" movie and television In 1942, the U.S. Supreme Court upheld the validity of six-week divorces granted in Nevada. same summer. .series, spoke haltingly while sitting in a wheelchair Boyle is reported to have confessed to the crime in­ In 1968, Apollo 8 blasted off for moon orbit carrying with her right leg extended in a cast and holding an volving Ms. Scott. The defense is expected to argue that Frank Borman, James Lovell and WlIIiam„Anders. orchid on her lap She was accompanied by her two the connection was made under extraordinary psy­ sons, Patrick 10, and Sam, 11. and her sister In 1975, six terrorists burst into a Vienna meeting of chological conditions, and isn’t true. oil-producing nations’ ministers, killed three people and neld ’/U hostages, including 11 OPEC ministers. Contract time A thought for the day: British poet Richard Trench CONTRACT TIME; Two famous folks said. “ We kneel, how weak. We rise, how full of power.” Armory violations signed new contracts, and a third has quit. UPI photo In Boston, conductor and film score composer John Williams signed Monday with the ^ston EILEEN BRENNAN MEETS PRESS BEFORE RELEASE FROM HOSPITAL Pops, Williams, who wrote the scores for “ E.T ”, . . . with her are sons, Sam (right) and Pat, and slater, Gerry t costly to correct "Star Wars” and “ Superman,” among others, signed an “ evergreen” contract that is firm until illlanrhrBtpr ilprald 1987, when salary and schedules will be Friedan, Bette Midler, the Queen Mum, Margaret troubles of age, which we won’t talk about. But Code violations which prompted the National Guard to Richard M. Diamond, Publisher renegotiated. Thatcher, Barbara Cartland, Katharine Hepburn, mostly, I know how fortunate I am and I cherish close the Manchester Armory, at 390 Main St., to public Mike Wallace also has just signed a new five-year Lena Home, Betty Ford, Simone Signoret, Penny every sunrise.” Thomas J. Hooper, General Manager functions w ill be expensive to correct, but the violations contract to continue on “ 60 Minutes’ for CBS. Ac­ Marshall, Diane Keaton, Carly Simon and more, in­ are not serious enough to warrant closing the building to cording to Newsweek, one CBS source puts his cluding Miss Piggy. USPS 327-500 VOL. Cll, No. 69 Guanl activities, according to officials. salary in the final year at $1 million. Unreal women, besides Bo and Anne, include Vic­ Glimpses Sherry Lansing, 38, Hollywood’s top woman toria Principal, Diane Von Furstenburg, Wendy 0. Publlthtd dally axoapl Sunday Soggeatod oarrtar rataa art The National Guard will continue to operate out of the Jazz pianist (Tiick Corea, Luciano Pavarotti and and certain holldaya by the $1.20 weekly, $6.12, for one executive, quit Monday as president of 20th- Williams, Betsy Bloomlngdale, Morgan Fairchild, h^iiMing and w ill use It, If necessary, for emergency Zubin Mehta conducting the New York Philhar­ Manchester Publiehing Co., 10 month, $18.35 for three months, Century Fox, possibly to head a new major movie Lee Radziwill, 3rooke Shields, Donna Summer, ' shelters. National Guard officials said. monic will open the winter season of PBS’s “ Live Brainard Placa, Mancheatar. $90.70 for tlx months and $61.40 company formed eaplier this year by Columbia, Grace Jones 'hnd Strawberry Shortcake. Conn. 06040. Second oleeeQfA one year. Mall rales are From Lincoln Center” on Jan. 9 ... CBS and Home Box- Office. poatege paid at Mancheeter, avallabla on request. EMward Herrmann and Kate Nelllgan began Conn. POSTMASTER: Sand ad- Quote of the day rehearsals Monday for the Broadway run of David dreae changea to the Mancheeter Hare’s play “ Plenty” ... 'Herald, P.O. Box 561, Real women Mancheatar. Conn. 06040. Lady Bird Johnson will celebrate her 70th Nastassia Kinski w ill be a guest on NBC’s “ Late Dolly Parton and the Queen Mother are “real birthday Wednesday. Diane Sawyer taped a Night With David Letterman” on Dec. 29 ... women," but Bo Derek and Princess Anne are not. three-part interview with her at the LBJ Ranch in James Mason is back home in Corseaux sur It all started with the btrak “ Real Men Don’t Eat Texas, to be broadcast starting Wednesday on CBS Vevey, Switzerland, after attending the New York l)uiche’ ’ that gives a tongue-in-cheek description of Morning News, in which she asked Mrs. Johnson premiere of “ The Verdict,” in which he stars with today’s “ real men.” how she feels at age 70. Mrs. Johnson replied; “ I Paul Newman ... But who are today's “ real women?” pondered feel a lot more tired than I used to from tim e to Melba Moore Will make a guest appearance on People magazine. time. When I have tackled too much in a day— oh, the ABC soap opera “ All My Children,” playing The magazine’s list includes Parton, Betty yes, I am aware of it and I have the numerous small herself and singing “ Easy To Say, Hard To Do.” ‘ a - . . - . V

MANCHESTER HERALD, Tues., Dec. 21, 1982 — 5 4 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Tues.. Dec. 21, 1982 Lebanese talks nearer Toxin chemical cleanup may never end OPEC facing Sharon recalled to massacre probe in greater controversy than at any measured a site’s pollution thrfeat famous Love Canal neighborhood in WASHINGTON (UPI) - The States will ever be remedied com­ worst sites, even EPA Ad­ time in the agency’s history. She three ways — in ground water, in Draper was returning to Israel Monday. expected to approve a negotiating Niagara Falls, N.Y., where a dis­ By United Press International government’s m assive effort to pletely. ministrator Anne Gorsuch admitted was cited last week for contempt of surface water and in the air. a price war ^ today, relaying the Lebanese U.S. envoy Philip Habib was also agenda on Wednesday. covery of buried chemicals in a clean up the nation’s 418 worst toxic “We will do It as rapidly as we can there are about 14,000 hazardous Congress for refusing to provide a The site ranked as the most response. Lebanese officials said attending the talks after returning In Jerusalem, the commission of residential area helped to spark a The Israeli commission in­ waste dumps will leave more than on a worst-first basis,” said chemical dumps in the United House subcommittee with internal serious environmental threat is an VIENNA, Austria (UPI) - Dispirited OPEC oil ministers they expected peace talks within to Washington Monday from the inquiry probing the September drive In Congress to pass Superfund vestigating the Beirut massacre 13.000 other sites still contaminating Michigan Natural Resources Direc­ States. files on the 160 interim hazardous 11-acre landfill in Fridley, Minn., returned home today with their cartel facing a “free-for-all” price summoned Israeli Defense Minister three weeks, but state-run Israel Middle East negotiations on massacre of hundreds of civilians in the environment and threatening tor Howard Tanner. "Remember, it Other state officials predict that legislation. where FMC Corp. disposed of Television said the talks could begin withdrawal of 40,000 Syrians, 10,00() two Beirut refugee camps honored a The hazardous dumps are waste sites. war because of failure to agree on how to share the dwindling Ariel Sharon for more questioning public health, state officials warn. took us 15 to 20 years to get into this even high-priority Superfund action Mrs. Gorsuch vowed Monday, solvents, paint sludges and plating in a few days. Palestinians and 30,000 Israeli request of a senior army in­ scattered from Maine to American petroleum market. amid a flurry of diplomatic activity The gloomy prediction was hole," will come slowly. EPA started “The time period for compromise forces from I.ebanon. telligence officer and summoned Samoa in the South Pacific, wastes. The 66th formal meeting of the 13-nation Organization of triggered by his secret peace “We really are approaching the prompted by the Environmental reviewing 160 “interim” sites iden­ (with Congress) has passed.” . Ground water “discharges into Hussein is the key to Reagan’s Sharon for a second appearance. although two-thirds of the sites are Petroleum Exporting Countries crumbled Monday after ministers negotiations with Lebanon. point where Lebanon can become a Protection Agency’s unveiling Mon­ MICHIGAN HEALTH Director tified earlier this year. The agency the Mississippi River, which serves Sept. 1 Middle East peace plan The defense minister claimed concentrated in a dozen states, led ONE OF HER leading con­ could not agree on any key issue — except a previously agreed deci­ In the Lebanese Shouf mountains free and independent country,” day of a list of the worst hazardous Bailus Walker Jr. said a complete placed 153 of those on its national as the water supply for the city of calling for a freeze on Jewish credit for working out a three-page by New Jersey, Michigan and Penn­ gressional critics Rep. James sion to keep the base price of crude oil at $34 a barrel. east of Beirut, CHiristian and Druze Israel’s U.S. Ambassador Moshe waste sites targeted for clean-up un­ cleanup of the state’s 46 priority list Monday. Florio, D-N.J., charged EPA’s an­ Minneapolis, 800 feet downstream of The only other Item agreed on was a cosmetic raising of OPEC’s settlements on the occupied West memorandum, not yet initialled by “I would think that within six sylvania. Moslem militias battled with Arens said today on ABC’s der the federal "Superfund.” sites will have only a small impact nouncement is 18 months overdue, FMC property,” EPA said. collective ceiling of 17.5 million barrels daily. Bank and the creation of a self- the Lebanese government, that led on Michigan’s 400 confirmed and 400 months or so it’s entirely possible Mrs. Gorsuch noted that a 60-day rockets and artillery in 11 villages Nightline. While acknowledging the EPA’s and said the agency has cleaned up But Louis Breimhurst, executive Failure by the ministers to solve the crucial problems of.produc­ governing Palestinian entity in the to the guidelines for talks with that some remedial work could comment period follows the un­ Monday, killing eight people and ‘"rhere is hope that within the "national priority list” is a suspected toxic waste problems. no more than five sites out of the 14,- director of the Minhesota Pollution tion quotas and price differentials during two days of friiitless region linked to Jordan. Lebanon adopted Sunday by the milestone in America’s war on Some $1.6 billion is committed to begin,” said Sloan O’Donnell of the veiling of the list, and that some wounding at least 12 others, security next few days we may be able to in­ Israeli Cabinet. 000. “’They’ve been reluctant to Control Agency, said FMC’s dump is talks could force a sharp decline in crude petroleum prices, in­ ■ Gemayel was sending an envoy to hazardous wastes, state officials are finance the Superfund effort and New York Environmental Conserva­ sites may be added to or subtracted sources said. itial something (an agreement),” he Following the Sharon spend any money,” he charged. not the worst in his state and “cer­ dustry experts said. the Arab League in Tunis today to pessimistic about whether the prosecute companies responsible tion Department. from it. In Beirut, U.S. envoy Morris said. negotiations. Israel dropped its de­ .EPA’s list was compiled with a tainly not the most serious in the “Without a production sharing agreement, the base price means explain the expected Israeli- chemical contamination of water, for illegal waste disposal. While the The announcement comes while Draper briefed Lebanese President In Washington, President Reagan mand that talks be held in EPA’S LIST includes the in­ "hazard ranking system” that nation.” nothing,” a senior OPEC economist who asked not to be identified Lehanese talks, which Lebanon’s land and air throughout the United law focuses on cleaning up the 400 EPA and Mrs. Gorsuch is embroiled Amin Gemayel Monday on Israel’s was meeting Jordan’s King Hussein Jerusalem on formal security said. ‘.‘It will collapse.” Central News Agency said may take concession that negotiations with today in efforts to draw the monarch arrangements, normalized relations Although the ministers officially raised the cumulative total out­ into negotiations with Israel on Mid­ place in Geneva, Switzerland. put to 18.5 million barrels a day, the move was superficial since Lebanon need not be held in and ending the state of war that has Jerusalem, which Beirut refuses to dle East peace. Hussein met with A government source in Beirut existed between the two countries State sites daily production is currently at 20 million barrels as a result of in­ Secretary of State George Shultz on said the Lebanese Cabinet was Southington dividual quota violations. recognize as the Israeli capital. since 1948. Kuwaiti oil minister All Khalifa Al-Sabah appealed to other I countries to cooperate in keeping within the new ceiling. “If we do no surprise not keep this in mind, the $34 price will become invalid.” dump agrees Humberto Calderon Berti, Venezuela’s oil minister, said even Clark stands, breathes on his own with the new ceiling, “the problem now is how are we going to dis­ the floor and stood up without tribute it.” SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) - Ar­ going home,” DeVries told how many days or weeks it might assistance for the first time Mon­ One conference source said, “It’s going to be a free-for-all.” tificial heart recipient Barney CHark reporters Monday. “There seems to take for him to recover enough to day He then was helped to a chair to cleanup to the DEP OPEC President Yahaya A. Dikko of Nigeria said failure to stood up, breathed on his own and be no infection anywhere. In fact, (nove out of the 'University of Utah near the window of his room were he agree meant that “we will all have to exercise our sense of respon­ made jokes in sign language. Doc­ we are taking him off antibiotics.” Hospital to a specially prepared sat with his wife Una Loy and looked sibility” to cut back the flow of oil into a glutted market and defend residence in Salt Lake City. NEW HAVEN (UPI) — A Southington hazardous HARTFORD (UPI) — State Department of En­ tors hope his next milestone will be Doctors planned today to replace at the snow-covered Wasatch Moun­ waste site, listed by federal officials as one of the the $34 price. to utter his first words since a series a cumbersome respirator tube The 61-year-old retired Des tains. , vironmental Protection officials are not surprised The worldwide recessioif and price undercutting by nonOPEC Moines, Wash., dentist had his dying nation s worst toxic waste dumps, will clean up polluted four Connecticut sites were on a federal list of the of seizures two weeks ago. leading into a tracheotomy slit in His Jarvik-7 heart, hooked by producers such as Britain, the United States and Mexico has given Clark’s windpipe with a smaller heart replaced with the drinking wells in what could be the first agreement of its I nation’s worst toxic waste dumps. Surgeon William DeVries, who lubes to an air compressor on a por­ the cartel a collective deficit of $18 billion this year. performed the operation 19 days ago tube that would allow him to cover a polyurethane device Dec. 2. He has kind The list, made public by the federal Environmen­ table cart, worked perfectly as A lawsuit filed in 1979 by the Connecticut Fund for the Whether the situation can be turned around and the $34 price to give Clark the world’s first per­ small air hole with his finger and suffered a serie^ of setbacks, in­ Clark sipped fruit juice for the first tal Protection Agency Monday, included Yaworski protected depends largely on Saudi Arabia, conference delegates manent artificial heart, said he speak audibly for the first time cluding surgery one week ago in Environment and the U.S. Envirortmental Protection Lagoon in Canterbury; Beacon Heights landfill in time since the operation. •Agency against Solvents Recovery Services of New said. hoped to have his patient talking since he suffered postoperative which doctors had to re-open his Beacon Falls; Solvents Recovery Services of New And, although he couldn’t speak. England was to be heard today in U.S. District Court in Oil qninister Sheikh Ahmed Zaki Yamani said Saudi Arabia has today and that doctors were looking seizures two week ago. chest and replace a malfunctioning Clark used sign language to joke Hartford. England, a Southington-based company; and Laurel no intention of abandoning the benchmark price, unless other coun­ forward to the day Clark could leave Bui DeVries cautioned that Clark left ventricle — the main pumping Park landfill in Naugatuck. with his daughter that his stay in the The environmental group said the agreement filed tries encroach on Saudi markets through overproduction and price the hospital. was still a “very, very sick man ” chamber of the heart. hospital seemed more “like five with the court Monday was the first to seek a cleanup of The sites were targeted for clean up after a con­ slashing. “1 think his chances are good of and the surgeon would not predict The 6-foot-4 Clark put his feet on years than three weeks.” contaminated drinking water under the federal sultation with DEP. “Other sites in the state are Re.sources Conservation and Recovery Act. still being investigated and may be added at a later Fred Krupp. an attorney with CFE, said, "In a way date,” DEP officals said. this settlement is a landmark case and may be an exam­ The DEP said Yaworski Lagoon received in­ DeLorean ple of things to come around the country. It means it UPI photo dustrial wastes from the 1950s until 1972. will be easier to get relief in other suits."’ “Although it (Yaworski Lagoon) is near the Quin- nibaug River, no adverse water quality impacts Spokeswoman Suzanne Langille said the group would "PRICE'S PIT" IN PLEASANTVILLE, N.J., WAS ONCE ONE OF WORST DUMPS IN U.S. had IRA monitor the company’s efforts to clean up the site and have been measured on the river,” the DEP said. block further seepage of contaminants to two wells that . . . New Jersey drawing up plans to clean up the site with "superfund” monies “Because of its isolated location, there is no danger /f provided municipal drinking water to the town of to drinking water supplies.” backing? So’jthington. “The lagoon is in the process of being stabilized This case is ending, but our work has just begun,” New England dumps made list and closed as a result of a DEP order.” LOS ANGELES (UPI) - she said in a .New Haven news conference, adding it Clean up will require the lagoon to be Maverick automaker John would be several years before the wells can be used "dewatered” — covered with material of low DeLorean boasted of a permeability to prevent rainwater leaching through “very tight relationship” again. WASHINGTON (UPI) - Here is New Bedford New Bedford Kingston Ottati & Goss to industrial wastes and maintaining the cover in with the Irish Republican Ms. Langille said the lawsuit did not seek damages, the state-by-state list of New Ashland Nyanza CJiemical Somersworth Somersworth Land­ good condition for 30 years. Army and told a govern­ but left the door open for-civil suits by Southington England's worst toxic dumps, Plymouth Plymouth HarborCor- fill The Beacon Heights landfill was an open dump ment informant the IRA residents who might claim future health problems occur released Monday by the En­ dage Nashua Sylvester, Nashua for more than 50 years prior to its closure in 1979, would help finance a because of the polluted drinking water. vironmental Protection Agency: Palmer PSC Resources Londonderry Tinkham Site The suit claimed Solvents Recovery Services had Dartmouth Re-solve Rhode Island the DEP said. cocaine deal to save his dumped toxic wastes into unlined lagoons '"or 10 years Connecticut Lowell Sllresim Smithfield Davis Liquid “It received an unknown amount of industrial s p o r t s c a r company, beginning in 1957, and had allowed "substantial leaks Beacon Falls Beacon Heights Acton W R Grace North Smithfield Forestdale waste during this time from a wide variety of in­ M eral papers said. and spills until 1979. Naugatuck Laurel Park, Inc. East W’oburn Wells G&H North Smithfield L & RR N dustries,” the agency said. “No contamination of Assistant U.S. Attorney "It (the suit) really did raise the consciousness of a Southington Solvents Recovery Maine Smithfield potable water supplies has been identified from this James Walsh Jr. submitted lot of people in the relationship between the dumping of Sytem Gray McKin Co. Cumberland Peterson-Puritan source as yet.” a sworn affidavit Monday toxic wastes and the contamination of drinking water. I Canterbury Yaworski Augusta O’Connor Site Coventry Picillo Coventry The DEP said Solvents Recovery Services distills citing statements allegedly made by DeLorean during think it has established an awareness across the coun­ Massachusetts Washburn Pinette’s Salvage Yard Burrillville Western Sand St uzed solvents for re-use and a lagoon in operation a Sept. 4 meeting with an try,” she said. Holbrook Baird & McGuire Saco Saco Tanning- Gravel from'1955 to 1967 contaminated the groundwater in unidentified government In a separate action Monday, Solvents Recovery Ser­ Bridgewater Cannon Engineering Winthrop Winthrop Landfill the area. informant at the L’Enfant vices was one of four Connecticut sites included on the Tyngsboro Charles-George New Hampshire Vermont “The company has agreed to restore Plaza Hotel in Washington. EF’A's list of the worst toxic waste dumps in the coun­ Groveland Groveland Wells Londonderry Auburn Rd Landfill Springfield Old Springfield Land­ groundwater quality to the standards consistent “DeLorean claimed that try. The others were Yaworski Lagoon in Canterbury, Westborough Hocomoco Pond Dover Dover Landfill fill with the state’s groundwater classification Beacon Heights landfill in Beacon Falls and Laurel Woburn Industri-Plex Epping KES -Epping Burlington Pine Street Canal system ,” the DEP.iSaid. the IRA was a partial spon­ Park landfill in .Naugatuck. sor of ‘our project’ and that CFE claimed several hazardous chemicals flowing the IRA was ‘our protec­ tors,” ’ the affidavit said. % from Solvents Recovery Services were polluting the ' ^ ' ■ public water supply in Southington, including V -i.#' Walsh said the govern- tetrachloreothylene, chloroform and trichloroethylene. IPEN TONITE 'n u (nent would not identify the The group petitioned the EPA in July 1979 on behalf of informant to protect him. several concerned Southington residents to halt the use British authorities had, of the drinking water and bring action against the com­ no comment on the af­ Annual fidavits but one Annual Etfec:tive pany Percentage j DeLorean’s attorneys Yield it was “ludicrous” t Rate TTlrlli his client with the IF Krugerrand yule Howard Weitzman CRYSTAL LAKE. 111. (UPI) — Salvation Army /A\ chastised Walsh for in­ worker David Schneider at first did not recognize the ni cluding the allegation in five coins that were dropped into the donation bucket. the affidavits and, saying An anonymous donor dropped the golden disks. South the action was “ un­ "When you open your Eagle Money Market Investment Account on 6r before African Krugerrands worth about $2,000, into a Salva­ professional” and “sounds ■ December 24th. tion Army collection bucket at a shopping mall. Neither to me like he’s trying to try Schneider nor the volunteer working the post know who the lawsuit now.” did it DeLorean, 57, was " It's the talk of the Midwest in Salvation Army arrested Oct. 19 during a circles. I couldn't hardly believe it. It's a big plus for NO JEAN TODAY meeting with undercover Crystal Lake,” said Schneider. agents at a hotel near Los "it was almost like throwing diamonds in.” BEATS Angeles International Air­ The donation was made Friday. port. He was released on "We’d like to acknowledge it. so their act is THE JORDACHE LOOK’ $10 million bail 10 days recognized,'■ said Schneider, who added the gift will be later. Attorneys last week especially appreciated this year since the work load for asked a federal judge to the Salvation Army has gone up due to a sour economy. reduce the bond to $500,000 mBOmRSSHWER Schneider said he did not realize at first what the or let him remain free on coins were or their value. After some inquiries, he his own recognizance pen­ realized the magnitude of the donation. Fer FsshieH Fit ding start of his trial April 19. Walsh, who supervised ani Stflel the investigation that led to Duke & Fluffy ^ DeLorean’s arrest, said THUlWEaSlE. Invite DeLorean told the Infor­ mant that the IRA would tected by an agency of the federal govern­ You To Corner partially finance the W e want your money market funds. a m n r WITH THE EAOi. cocaine transaction he was Bring them home to the eagle's nest. ment. You just don't get any more secure On Down High money market rates. FSLIC protec­ $3190 trying to arrange. First Federal Savings. Why? Because no than that. T h e affidavit said tion. No Connecticut Dividends Tax. Easy And Take A LookP money market fund will pay you higher in­ DeLorean claimed he access. They're all reasons to open your Bones, Dog Toys, Cat Toys, terest than First Federal. Just look at that maintained a “very tight HOBODY FUES FASTER Eagle Money Market Investment Account Animal Bads, Mats, and many other relationship with the IRA” rate and compare it with what your money today. Only at First Federal. Items to make your pat smile. and said that was the only market fund is paying now. And that's just TMAH m E M U . way his company, located "Open your account on or before December 24, PARAKEETS - EVEN FANCIES ...... for starters. Want to get to your money quickly? The .24JS For Guys and Galsl in Belfast, could survive 1982 and earn a 12% guaranteed interest rate PARAKEET S C ACE ...... Eagle lets you. When you open your Eagle SS OAL. TANK S FLUOR, FULL HOOD i ...... 1 4 B JS “in the most difficult through January 10. 1983. Rates will change REDUCED PRICES ON ALL AQUARIUM SET-UPS terrorist area in .all of Money Market Investment Account— with weekly after January 10, 1983. Annual yield COMPLETE HAMSTER SET-UP...... M .S S M . 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In addition, ALL FISH ...... , text of a threat that his in- Your Eagle Money Market Investment Ac­ Main Street/633-9423 • South Windsor, 297 - terests would be protected ALL H ABITRAILS...... • • -.j...... • 2 0 % OTT • Sizes 26 to 36 count is as safe an investment as there is there's no Connecticut Dividends Tax, Oakland Road/644-1501 • Rockville, 2 Park Race/ ‘ by the terrorist strength of you'll be able to write c h ^ k s against the 875-6233 • Vernon, Tri-City Raza/871-2700 All Solid Spoclala • the IRA," Walsh said. at any bank in the country. In fact, not only Evorything for Your Pot For Tho Holldsysl acccxjnt and enjoy unlimited access at any • Manchester, 344 Middle Turnpike W./ 646-8300 He sa)d DeLorean also do you enjoy very competitive rates, but • Sooth Glastonbury, 879 Main Street/ 633-3618 ------QHt C9rtlHcat9$ - • boasted of “an intimate every penny— up to $1 CXI.OOO— is pro­ of our eight convenient locations. Lmy— A— Way i : relationship” with the Fr— QHt Wrapping SniNIIAtEMAU terrorist group and MANCNESTER, CT IflUSTOEmRST. SPRINOFIELD. MA ^ claimed in other t a |^ con- -ALWAYS AVAILABLE- Open Mon-Thur til 9:00 Open Mon-Thur til 6:00 ' • versatlons that “Ms con- Friday til 6:30 Friday tll 6:00 l.tact man in the IRA had Manchester Pet Center ; come Into the United 687 Main 81. Acroaa From Areo • States to check on Fiisl IM eial Savings 1-203-649-4273 r arrangements for the ; financing of the load of nar- Enfr Our Fraa Ofra Aivair Contntl aPM ..IHIS* HSO *a i*-a______•cotica.” ■ M a n c h e s t e r h e r a l d , Tues., Dec. - 6 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Tues., Dec. 21, 1982 21,1992 7

Richard M. Diamond, Publisher Dan Fitts. Editor Two lose £ > OPINION Alex Glrelll, cit^ Editor Area towns high court Bolton / Coventry Jack appeals Anderson Lavs/yers' greed may aid legal aid HARTFORD (UPI) - The state Washington Supreme Court today rejected sen ate appeals by a woman con­ Moore: 'Let me try '-Qo-Round the other interim appointees too, Parenthood, the American victed o f swindling her fam ily and WASHINGTON - One of the leaving the oorporation's future Friends Service Conunittee, the friends in a confidence scheme and great ironies in the revelation a man found guilty of kidnapping direction in limbo. Sierra Club and the National that President Reagan's ap­ Jack Germond and sexual assault. Because support of the legal Organization for Women Legal pointees to the Legal Services The high court ruled the failure of services concept in Congress and Defense and Eklucation Fund. once more in 1984' Corp. have soaked it for exorbi­ and within the legal establishment a trial judge in 1980 to advise Ricky tant if legal consulting fees is Comparable right-wing groups L. Shodcley, then 23, of his right to a has proved to be so strong, the aren't federally subsidized, he that in their agreed or indiscre­ Jules Witcover Did CIA jury trial did not merit overturning BOLTON — Democrat Daniel J. worked. We didn’t do it as much not to seek another term. And president has backed away from argues, so why should these be? the subsequent guilty verdict after Moore told members of the here as we should'have. Lawrence A. Converse, also the tion, they probably have helped Synoicated columnists trying to abolish the agency trial. Democratic Town Committee “ Next time we’ll get 'em, Republican Town Committee Chair­ keep alive the federal agency altogether. Instead, he has given CONCERNING Legal Ser­ In an opinion written by Justice Friday ni(^t that he would like to hopefully,” he said. And when asked man, has decided not to run for re- that Reagan so abhors. vices specifically, its critics interim appointments to in­ know Arthur H. Healey, the court said again take on 55th District Rep. J. if he would run again, Moore said, election on the Zoning Commission. Rather than discrediting the dividuals who critics claim would want an end to its practice of then Hartford Superior Court Judge Peter "Fusscas in 1984. “ I’d like to, I really would.” corporation that provides free of the agency by the Reagan ap­ MEANWHILE, the Democrats has said he wants to disband the so restructure or weaken it as to bringing class actions against Anthony J. Armentano did not make His comments came amid a pointees. as demonstrated by IN O T H E R business, the com­ tried to encourage Henry P. Ryba to legal aid to the poor, the Reagan corporation) collected a total of render it ineffective. offending government or a reversible error when he failed to regular town committee meeting In appointees have with their own ■ such reports of excessive mittee set its caucus date for Jan. run for a fourth term. $156,201 in consulting fees for That, indeed, has been the de­ government-supported agencies of plot? specifically point out Shockley's op­ which the members also discus^ 26, at 8 p.m. ’There the committee “ I certainly feel that we cannot excesses diverted attention from expense billings, “ actually tions for trial. the upcoming town elections. 1982, or more than twice the fees mand of the New Right, which on behalf of destitute citizens. will select official candidates for the elect a better person than Hank and hence seriously damaged the strengthens Legal Services by Shockley had changed his plea submitted by the previous board has tried all year to fuel a They also want the abolition of Moore lost to the Republican May municipal elections. Ryba,” Aheam said. president's argument that the discrediting the Reagan people.” several times on three original, in a year. crusade to “ defund the le ft” — Legal Services support centers in W ASHINGTON — On the morning Fus^as owing largely to a 252-vote Ihere are 26 seats opening up Ryba, who was present at the corporation is a wasteful boon­ Frank noted that the ad­ charges eventually dismissed by meaning denying federal funds neighborhoods, to which the poor of Sept. 21. 1976, ex-CIA agent Republican margin in Bolton. throughout all the boards in town. meeting, said he is going to discuss Harvey and another board Armentano. The justices ruled UPI photo doggle , ministration has argued that complaining against a landlord Edwin Wilson had breakfast at The race was close in the other Most are currently held by the matter with his fam ily over the member, William Olson, are ser­ for groups and programs it sees Shockley had been advised of his Congress as a result is legal aid to the poor should be or a government agency now Washington’s Mayflower Hotel with towns in the district. Moore took Republicans. “ This year I think we holidays. “ I ’ve been disappointed in ving as Reagan interim ap­ as essentially liberal. Legal Ser­ right to a jury trial on several POWERS LEAVES HARTFORD COURTHOUSE expected to move to protect left to the legal profession. Yet, Hebron and Andover, while losing have a great opportunity,” com­ myself,” Ryba said without elabora­ vices, which pays staff lawyers come to get legal help. Taxpayer an associate and bodyguard who earlier occasions. . . . with his wife, Maryanne, after hearing Legal Services from such pointees but neither has been instead of offering their services narrowly in Marlborough and the mittee Chairman Aloysius J. Abeam tion. to defend the poor against money should not be spent thus, went by the alias of Peter Wagner. The court considered Shockley’s excesses in the future — and confirmed by the Senate, so will free in the spirit of the program, third voting district of Manchester said. “ A lot of Republicans are drop­ He said he has been receiving perceived oppressors, including they argue, to help the poor fight arrest record dating back to 1974 be out at the end of this year un­ the appointees have capitalized Wilson had just returned from — the latter of which was just added ping out, or not showing that much calls from some residents who are from administration efforts to City Hall. and said he “ was not a novice in the less given another interim ap­ local, state and federal govern­ into the district. interest.” asking him to run again. He said scuttle it. on it for their own benefit. "This Geneva where he had met with criminal justice system.” ment agencies, heads the New That was also the basic issue On the Board of Selectmen, they are telling him that “ they’ve pointment. is an example of the mentality,” three Cuban CIA agents and, the Judge says no “ We had figured a loss here,” the Chief Justice John A. Speziale dis­ MKMBKRS OK the House Right's “ defund the left” hit list. about a decade ago when Phillips 25-year-old told about eight com­ Noreen B. Carpenter has decided placed their trust in me and feel I ’m Olson charged the agency $19,- he says. federal government later charged, sented, saying Armentano erred in Judiciary Subcommittee Howard Phillips, head of the led the campaign to kill o ff the mittee members. “ Not as substan­ not to seek re-election. On the abandoning them.” 721 in consulting fees — or $29 an had attempted to arrange the not advising Shockley of his right to KVFN BKFOKK these dis­ Conservative Caucus and best anti-poverty agency, the Office tially (as what happened), but sub- finance board. Michael J. Walsh has Ryba’s likely opponent would be overseeing the corporation. assassination of a Libyan dissident. a jury trial. hour. That was OK, he reasoned, ° stantially.” dropped out, and newcomer John Republican Carl A. FTeuss, who is Republican as well as closures. Reagan was having his known as Richard Nixon’s lord of Economic Opportunity. But Speziale agreed a new trial to Powers' bid because he makes more than this He said nothing of this to Wagner. Treat is still undecided. currently winding up his second Democratic, went through the hands full with the Legal Ser­ high executioner of Lyndon John­ But the debate today over the was not necessary in the “ unusual “ I would like to hit more door-to- rate as a practicing lawyer, so But Wilson did ask his associate door out here,” Moore said. “ In On the school board. Republican term on the Board of Selectmen. ceiling the other day when it was vices Corp. Word had been son's anti-poverty program, desirability of such legal ac­ case” because the trial court ad­ his services are still pro bono. what he’d be doing that day and Hebron, the heavy door-to-door Andrew T. Maneggia has decided Preuss lost to Ryba in 1981. disclosed that William Harvey, passed that the Senate would con­ argues that some 100,000 private tivities is being lost amid the dressed the defendant’s rights “ in where he'd be. board chairman of the agency, Rep. Barney Frank of firm neither Harvey nor Olson, nonprofit groups slice up $40 spectacle of probono lawyers ap­ detail” at earlier hearings and to dismiss charges Shockley’s decision to be tried by a billed Uncle Sam for $25,028 in Massachusetts, one of the criticized by corporation billion in federal funds a year, pointed to the Legal Services WAGNER REPLIED, according judge was “ knowingly and in­ defenders as hostile to it or ig- and a good share of them are board milking it for all it’s worth. consulting fees over 11 months. House's most outspoken Legal HARTFORD (UPI) - A Superior Jerome O’Malley argued the Even greed, it seems, sometimes to a secret House Intelligence Com­ telligently made.” Dump trucks still diesel-less The 11-member board ap­ Services defenders, says the norant of its workings. liberal. charges were not increased, but mittee transcript, that he would be Shockley was arrested in July 1978 Court judge has refused*to dismiss He lists among them Planned serves a positive end. merely reinstated. pointed by Regan (although he "heavy-handed" administration Whereupon Reagan pulled back and charged with second-degree kid­ four corruption charges against checking with two private in­ O’ Malley said the state reduced BOLTON — The finance board It took the selectmen two will extend the life of the track by napping, first-degree sexual assault former Transportation Com­ vestigators who were on a divorce the charges as part of a negotiated Monday night turned down by a 5-1 meetings to approve the request of about five years, and double the gas and second-degree burglary, all missioner Arthur B. Powers and case stakeout in northwest agreement to resolve the case short vote the selectmen’s bid for $3,000 to the finance board. At a meeting last mileage from 2.2 to 5 miles per An allegedly carried out with a reserved decision on his request for editorial Washington. Wilson then leaned of a trial. Under the agreement. buy a diesel engine for one of the month, a motion to spend money gallon. firearm. accelerated rehabilitation. Powers would have filed for town dump trucks. already in the budget for the engine Public Works Foreman Dan Rat- forward, Wagner said, “ and advised He changed his plea several times Judge Walter R. Budney rejected accelerated rehabilitation and, if The majority of the board said failed when Republicans Carl A. tazzi said Monday he plans to put the me . . . why didn’t I stay out of that on the original three counts, asking defense arguments Monday and denied, would have pleaded guilty to they liked the idea of switching the Preuss and Noreen B. Carpenter gas engine in the 1 ^ truck. ’This area . . . and stay in the offices the on different occasions for trial by delayed until Dec. 27 ruling on the two charges, O’M alley said. last gas-powered truck over to voted against the idea, stalemating track blew its engine last year, and rest of the day.” jury and trial by a judge. motions to dismiss the case against That people care The judge said the misconduct deisel for better mileage, but Republican Douglas T. Cheney’s and officials said the resale value of the In July 1982 Armentano granted a Powers or grant him accelerated charge against against McGuigan didn’t like the proppsed method of Democrat First Selectman Henry P. track will rise if it runs. But Wagner ignored the advice motion by state prosecutors to add rehabilitation. should not be aired until it was time financing. Instead of what the Ryba’s affirmative votes. and drove to the area to give in­ two “ lesser counts” resulting from Accelerated rehabilitation would to select a jury for Powers’ trial. He selectmen wanted, an extra ap­ Democrat Aloysius J. Aheam was structions to his agents. By the tim e the same crime, despite his conten- allow Powers to serve a period of Air quality report means something propriation, the five finance board absent. said the case could come to trial as he returned to Wilson’s office, the ' tion Shockley could not be found probation without going tp trial or early as January. members said they would rather see But at a meeting earlier this HARTFORD (UPI) - The state radio waves were crackling with the guilty simultaneously of all charges. admitting guilt. “ This case has garnered a great the money be drawn from present month, Aheam turned around the tie Department of Environmental Shockley pleaded innocent to the Powers, a former Berlin mayor news that a bomb had exploded in a budget accounts. vote to favor the purchase. The mo­ Protection forecast good air quality Appropriately enough for this For a while they thought she two additional charges and again who resigned as transportation com­ deal of publicity,” Budney said. car at Sheridan Circle — just two “ It’s my feeling at this time that Republican John Treat voted tion passed 3-2, with the change levels across Connecticut today. asked to be tried by the court, missioner last year, was arrested in holiday season, public attention might recover, but they refused blocks from where Wagner’s agents against the motion made by being in the method of financing. although the judge did not again April on nine charges stemming any hearing (on the misconduct has been focused on a young to give her a name until they were stationed. Killed were Chilean charges) would only inflame the Democrat Sandy Pierog. Officials expect that It will cost . explain bis ri^ t to a jury trial. from a one-man grand jury in­ Now you know were sure. Then her condition situation, create a more inflam­ The Board of Selectmen will take between $3,000 and $5,000 to install / whale in Mystic and an aging exile leader Orlando Letelier and Armentano acquitted Shockley of vestigation into alleged corruption matory situation, more newspaper the matter up tonight at its regular the engine in the 1970 tmck. ’They rhe Pentagon is the largest office dentist in Salt Lake City. worsened and this weekend they an American co-worker. the three original charges, but found in the Department of Transporta­ stories.” meeting. also said the engine, a rebuilt one. building in the world. In Mystic scientists struggled put her out of her misery. him guilty of the reduced counts and tion. for weeks to save the life of the Barney Clark has been more According to the secret imposed sentence after denying a In September, the state reduced transcripts, obtained by my the charges against Powers to two. whale, which had been the only fortunate. On Monday he was written motion and petition for a associate Dale Van Atta, Wagner new trial. but later revived four of the initial survivor of a large group of able, for the first time since an counts when an attempt failed to Coventry OKs sewer funds later joined Wilson and several In another case, the state whales found beached on Cape artificial heart was placed in his Supreme Court upheld the larceny resolve the case through plea other people for drinks at a local sewer system for the Lakeview Terrace and Cod. body, to put weight on his feet. conviction of Mary Carrione in a bargaining. COVENTRY - Members of the Town club. The occasion quickly assumed Council Monday night approved a resolution Waterfront Manor areas of town. .Maybe he will continue to get [scheme to dupe her friends and Powers is accused of perjury, Nobody knows why these the atmosphere of a victory party. appropriating $5 million to pay for the plan­ The money would come from the public ^family to invest luge sums of three counts of tampering with the highly intelligent animals better. Maybe he will get worse. Wilson, Wagner said, “ was pleased sale of municipal bonds. The approval to sell money in unidentlned business grand jury probe of the DOT, ning and construction of the proposed limited sometimes beach themselves. The point is- that millions of peo­ that things turned out the way they the bonds and start work on the project will deals. receiving a $1,000 bribe from an have to come from residents in town at a : The behavior may be related to ple care about what happens to did. It was obvious to everybody at The court ruled there was no error architect and violating state ethics referendum which will be held on Feb. 2. that of cattle during a stampede. him, just as many cared about the office. ’This is when I really in the trial judge’s refusal to in­ provisions by accepting gifts from / y n The town meeting, where residents will dis­ became a little leery of Eld . . . ” struct jurors an “ adverse in­ engineers with state contracts. Fire Calls : Or the mass beaching may be the plight of the Mystic whale. cuss the expenditure, w ill be on Jan. 21 at the ference” should be drawn against In arguing for dismissal of the caused by some disturbance in It is easy to make gloomy high school. Wagner also recalled that he had prosecutors for failing to call two four added counts, defense lawyer the environment that interferes generalities about the human Tolland County heard Latelier’s name mentioned prospective witnesses. Timothy C. Moynahan accused Chief with the whales’ normally very race. A glance at today’s front many times around Wilson’s office. A mistake was made but later cor­ State’s Attorney Austin J. Saturday, 5;33 p.m. —Ambulance call, St. fine guidance systems. page is enough to discourage the rected by Bridgeport Superior Court McGuigan of being vindictive and of Maurice Church, Hebron Road, Bolton. The project, which has been approved by Whatever the cause of the most cheerful Pollyanna. There Wagner’s testimony before the in­ Judge Robert J. Testo in his Instruc- prosecutorial misconduct. (Bolton and Manchester ambulance) the state Departinent of Environmental telligence committee once again ’ tions to the jury that Ms. Carrione’s Moynahan said the charges were Satruday, 5;53 p.m. —Chimney fire, Protection, still must be okayed by the behavior, staff of the Mystic is no shortage of examples to il­ federal Environmental Protection Agency, raises an intriguing question that failure to testify could not be held reinstated against Powers after he Tanglewood Lane, ^Iton. (Bolton) Marinelife Aquarium spent lustrate man’s inhumanity to Commentary accused McGuigan of leaking secret Sunday, 5;25 p.m. —Automobile accident. according to Water Pollution Control has hung over the Latelier murder against her, the justices said. many hours with the one whale man. grand jury testimony to two Route 31, Coventry. (North and South Coven­ Authority Chairman Richard M. for years; Did Eldwin Wilson, who In an opinion written by Justice they were able to rescue from But as long as so many people David M. Shea, the court also ruled Teporters. try) Breault. The town still has not been has just been convicted of illegally the stranded herd. can care about a sick whale or a an allegation of misconduct by state “ The key is an assertion of a con­ Monday, 2:51 a.m. —Ambulance call, guaranteed about $3 million in federal and supplying weapons to agents of Li­ Fieldstone Lane, Coventry. (North and South state grants for the project, but Brealt said They fed her, gave her special sick dentist whom they have prosecutors “ wad' wholly stitutional right followed by an in­ byan dictator Muammar Qaddafi, goundless” and a IVi-year delay crease in charges,” Moynahan told Coventry) Monday he is optimistic the funds w ill come medical care and even tried to never met, there is hope — hope The more it changes have advanced knowledge of the plot between the completion of a state Budney during an afternoon hearing Monday, 1:27 p.m. —Possible electrical through. provide her with the company of, that humanity’s better instincts to kill Latelier? investigation and Ms. Carrione’s in the Morgan Street courthouse. fire, Mark Drive, Coventry. (North and South “ I think we are in the driver’s seat as long other whales in the aquarium. someday will dominate. arrest was not grounds for new trial. 'Assistant State’s Attorney F. Coventry and Bolton) as we pass the referendum,” said Breault. The military regim e in Warsaw is ' ”The real question is not whether IN MARCH 1977," I reported easing up, so it says, on martial law. the Soviets are going to make a that anti-Casto Cubans were linked Lech Walesa is free, more or less, move to frustrate implementation Even small businessman to the Latelier murder. A month and offering to come to reasonable Donald of the Polish settlement, but when -Around the state- later. Bob Woodward of The have c^h flow problems terms with the government in a and how. They have so far refrained Washington Post reported a link cooperative effort to restore a Graff from force or the overt threat to use between Wilson and the Latelier shattered economy and social Syndicated it. They may continue to do so for assassination. Federal investigators Affirmative action suit is dismissed Berry's World very practical reasons. A military peace. Cdlumnist first denied the allegation, but then Although Solidarity remains dis­ response would have repercussions decided to interrogate Wilson banded, some autonomous beyond Blast Europe that the Soviets HAR’TFORD (U PI) — A lawsuit claiming the city of “ We are still experiencing a number of automobile ac­ Installed in 1983 at a tire production plant at Belchatow Your newspaper carrier depends on because of his close ties to Cuban associations may be allowed to func­ would much prefer to avoid. Hartford was lax in enlorcing an affirmative action plan cidents and fatalities among young people aged 19 to and at a general rubber products factory at Wolbrun. expatriates, with whom he had his collections each week to pay his tion, after a fashion, in the coming “ And there is a less risky alter­ for developers granted tax breaks has been dismissed by 21,” CJiase said Monday. Farrel Bridge is based in Rochdale, England. worked as a CIA official. Connecticut’s drinking age was increased from 18 to ’The order w ill be financed under a 10-million pound months and a conditional amnesty is native: pressuring the Polish Superior Court Judge Jniius Kremski. bill, whether or not he has received 19 in July. (about $16 million) export credit arranged through being considered for thousands of be useful to recall some observations government into chipping away at He said the suit filed by a coalition of minority groups payment, from his customers. When ’The stories that Woodward and I was premature because of an administrative hearing The Legislative Commissioners’ Office said at least 10 Lloyds Bank International. It is guaranteed by the activists detained for illegal ac­ that appeared in this space more the substance of the agreements un­ published angered Wilson, and be pending before the city’s. Contract Enforcement Com­ other legislators have said they’re interested in spon­ United Kingdom’s Export Credit Guarantee Depart­ tivities. than two years ago. To be precise, til the status quo is effectively he doesn’t get paid, he has to dip ordered Wagner to check out my of­ mittee. soring bills to raise the drinking age to 20 or 21. ment. restored. Poland would appear to be coming on Sept. S, 1980, when a revolution fice’s security system. He soon dis­ “ The plaintiff’s appeal is pending before the com­ Into his pocket to make up the “ It has happened before, In 19S6, up for air. appeared to have won. covered that'my system was nuin- mittee, and the committee has not entered its decision unrest sweeping Poland culminated Children’s shows back difference. .tained by a company to which on the appeal,” Krenaskl said in a three-page ruling Pair freed on bond “ A P P E A R ” IS definitely the “ DON’T BE FOOLED by all the in reforms that bad more than a lit­ Wagner had complete access. issued Friday and niade public Monday. H ARTFO RD (U P I) — (Christmas Day w ill herald (he operative word in that statement. shouting. It is far from over yet. WINDSOR (U PI) — Two men charged with trying to tle to do with igniting full-scale revival of Saturday morning children’s programming on You can help make a small For all the appearance of change “ The bargain Poland’s workers get a package o f cocaine through Bradley International revolution in Hungary the next year. A source who was presmt when Connecticut Public Television. ivti n«Mi in the last few days, nothing has have struck with their government Airport wrapped as a Christmas present have been businessman from going under If Poland survived the vehement Wilson and Wagner spoke about my Transplant patient dies Saturday morning programming for children was cur­ really changed during the months is truly a formidable achievement. fre r t on bond. Soviet response, but the reform s did security system described the con­ HARTFORD (U PI) — A 7-year-old New Haven boy tailed by CPTV last February as a cost-cutting you pay your carrier since the government suppressed For the first time anywhere in the Andre J. Siach, 25, of Palm Bay, Fla., was released not. versation to my associates Van Atta measure. It will resume at noon, rather than 8 a.m who urterwent a bone marrow transplant to halt the from the Hartford Correctional Center on $100,000 bond street demonstrations with a force Communist empire free trade un­ “ History more or less repeated Saturday. when he calls to collect. Thank yoif. .and Indy Badhwar. “ This is spread o f leukemia has died at the Johns Hopkins M on^y, and John V. Halldrin, 23, of Manchester, was that was its own demonstration of ions, more or less, have been of­ “ Much has been written lately about the lack of quali­ itself in 1970. The government that perfect!” Wilson exclaimed. "I Medical Center in Baltimore, Md. freed after porting $50,000. how ruthlessly far it was prepared ficially sanctioned and the right to ty of children’s programming on television,” Paul K. came to power then on the promise want you to figure out a way tocom- Warren Hilton, who had had the disease since he was ’Their cases in Windsor Superior Court were continued to go to maintain control. strike in effect confirmed. And that Taff, CPTV president and general manager, said Mon­ of reform s is the sanae regim e that promise this system. Anything with I, underwent the transplhnt 11 days ago. His death Sun­ until next month at the request of their attorneys. Manchester Herald Most of the limited privileges is only the centerpiece of the broad day, “ and we wanted to do our part to remedy this did not deliver and has now been my name on it in Anderson's offlcd, d a y was unexpected and the cause is unknown, said The two men were arrested Friday night by members granted in the martial law revision range of economic and political Charles Alphano, executive director of the Central situation.” forced to promise anew. I want destroyed.” of the Statewide Narcotics Task Force and charged with Manchester Conn Connecticut Chapter of the Leukemia Society of are taken back elsewhere in issues on which the government has '”rhe Polish workers, more than I ■ possession of more than one ounce of cocaine with Intent ■ a U a m a ' America. measure. Walesa at large remains given way. anyone else, are aware of the As luck would have it, I sisltched to sell. Also, S)|ach was charged with possession of H O p u t i m Irl gOOQ SlloipO as milch a hostage as was Walesa in ’’Those Western voices that are lessons of history, distant and re­ to a different security firm about nurijuiuia. HAR’TFORD (U PI) — Actress Katharine Hepburn la custody, and the main points of his exulting over the developments as this time and Wagner couldn't get cent. They may have what appears Drinking age bill set reported In “ good shape” and learning how to walk with proposal have been ignored. ’Ihere the possible beginning of a relaxa­ to be a settlement with their own into m y office. crutches as she prepares to leave Hartford Hospital to may be new organizations eventual­ tion throughout Eastern Europe are, HARTFORD (U PI) — llie Legislature will be asked Firm gets order government, but ttey have still to spend Christmas at home. eiM2l>y'*A.1ne ‘ Footnote; Through his attomey, to raise Connecticut’s legal drinking age again this yrar ly, but they will never be the however, sadly off the mark. settle with the Soviets. FARMING’TON (UPI) - ’The Farrel Bridge Unit of Miss Hepburn, 73, has been hospitalized for a w ^ k Wilson claimed he had never heart from U to II. ^ „ workers’ own and they will never Possibly disastrously so. ' “ To repeat, it’s not over yet.” Emhart Corp. has received a $S.4-miIllon order from with a fractured ankle. “ She’s fine and in good shape,” of Latelier prior to his assassina­ The sponsor o t the bill, Rqi. Vincent (3use, R- 647-9946 replace Solidarity. ’“This is precisely what the essen­ “ / want to lose 30 pounds by ChrlatmasI" Today, with'the benefit of two Stnifort, said many of his constituents want a higher Poland for three polymer mixing lines. James tettagllo, the hospital’s public relations director tion. Wilson also said he had never To get a better fix on what is tial third party to the deal, the years hindsight, w e wouldn’t change drinking age to get alcohol off college campuses. Company officials said Monday the equipment will be said Monday. planned to break into my offioo. happening in Poland today, it n u y Soviets, will never allow .... a word of that. MANCHESTER HERALD. Tues., Dec. 21. 1982 — 9

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I’ve always (2D (§D - M ysteryl 'Quiet as a (2$ - Untamed World Special sion.' The past, present and fu­ dZ) - NIghtalk (2) - Twilight Zone worked,” he said. “ Now I look like a bum. I eat out of ture of television is presented. (R) Nun.' Jemima is surprised that (S ) - Despedida (25) *■ Noticiero Nacional SIN ( 8 - NCAA Basketball: North (SD-Sign Off 3 :0 0 A .M . (60 min.) (Closed Captioned] the nun's death is connected to 1 0 :1 5 P .M . 09) - Film garbage cans. I sleep on the street, in doorways. I got Noticias nacionales con Guillermo Carolina State at Louisville her own television program. (60 (D - MOVIE: 'Never a Dull (29 - Screening Romn 12:00 A .M . arrested for panhandling and breaking and entering. Restrepo (29) - MOVIE: 'Calamity Jane' 8 :3 0 P .M . min.) [Closed Captioned) 1 :3 0 A .M . 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(11) - Jeffersons (2D ' MOVIE: 'For Your Eyes Vedette Iris Chacon presenta un ple. ” J U M P -I PARE yOUl “ It’s beyond comprehension the human suffering ASTBO-GBAPH here,” he said. "These people are victims of the BRIDGE depression.” Bernice Bede Osol In Buffalo, N.Y., which has a 13.6 percent unemploy­ No TV for Sandy ment rate, the Rev. Bob Timberlake runs the men-only city mission and describes the “ new poor” male as a Keep Gerber simple “ single or divorced man who has lost his job, has MAN LIES ON WET STONE BENCH OUTSIDE NEW YORK BUILDING exhausted his unemployment benefits, his bank account . . . San Francisco man rummages through trash can In search of cans to sen Arthur Robinson in which Sandy Barrs, 12, sits on the television set she Arthur’s four-club call fol­

MANCHESTER HERALD. Tues., Dec. 21. 1982 - U 10 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Tues., Dec. 21, 1982 Arthur Rubinstein, Coventry Town, police, fact-finder * !•* pianist, dead at 95 FOCUS/ leisure chief a try to break stalemate GENEVA, Switzerland (UPI) Polish-American concert pianist Arthur Rubinstein, whose brilliant Officials from the Manchester police union and Tighe said union leaders are prepared to accept career spanned e i ^ t decades, died 'worker' the town administration met today with a state- smaller wage increases than,those awarded to in bed at his Geneva home from appointed fact-finder in an effort to break the firefighters and public works employees in their respiratory problems caused by flu. A n d y Continued from page I stalemate holding up a new police contract. contracts, in return for across-the-board scheduling He was 95. It could be several months before fact-finder changes that would give more days off to union “ The doctors said it was a com­ R o o n e y choice. He had been acting chief Harry Purcell issues his non-binding opinion on how members. mon type of infection like a heavy since Soul's departure. to resolve the contract dispute. The town’s contract Assistant Town Manager Steven R. Werbner, the. cold, which has been going around Syndicated 'T v e been trying to get rid of this with the police union expired July 30. town’s chief negotiator, said today that it’s impossi­ Geneva,’’ Miss Annabel Whitestone, Columniat for some time now,” said McCarthy “ We’re starting all over again,” police union ble to establish a uniform schedule for all police un­ Rubinstein’s companion, said after as he handed over the police chief’s preeident Edward Tighe said this morning, a few ion members, since detectives and administrative the pianist’s death on Monday. badge to Trzaskos. hours before the 10 a.m. meeting With the fact­ workers have different schedules from patrol of­ Rubinstein, who rarely left bis Trzaskos, who came to the state finder was scheduled to begin. ficers. apartment during the past year at age 21 aRer being laid off from a Town and union officials reached tentative ac­ He said the town has offered the union a better b^ause of failing health, died in his job in New York, has been working cord on a new two-year contract in August. But the money package if it agrees to drop the demand for Elegy bed while suffering the breathing for the West Hartford Police agreement was shot down by the police rank and scheduling changes, but the union has refused the problems. Department ever since. He is in file by an overwhelming vote. Tighe said officers offer. “ It was very difficult for him to charge of 28 men there. He objected to a clause that would have improved Both the town and the union may appeal the deci­ get around and of course his eyes graduated from the University of pbtrol officers work schedules, but left unchanged sion of fact-finder Purcell. If appealed, the con­ to a were also very bad,” Miss. New Haven in 1976 with a bachelor’s the schedules of detectives and administrative tract dispute will go to binding arbitration. Whitestone said. degree in criminal justice, and has employees. also completed other police-related A diminutive 5-foot-8, Rubinstein ARTHUR RUBINSTEIN . . . had flu Infection RENEE FOURNIER MATT CLOUGH training programs. combined his musical genius with an deadbeat NEIL BOUSQUET CHRISSY SKINNER KERRY DAVIS McCarthy made a strong case for Epicurean love for life. . . reviewed "Sponsor” . . helped review . . . of Critics Club . reviewed "Travel" Trzaskos in a letter of introduction Throughout his 80s he continued to and articulate Individual. He was •, By Andy Rooney , . . reviewed "Pun” to the council. give full programs of concerts. At one of the great artists of our He was Hollywo^’s idea of what 2 “ In my interviews with him, 1 find HRC to decide on request age 93, he was prevented from period.” a war correspondent should be when him to be. first and foremost, a speaking at a music festival in Rubinstein was honored at the I first met him, a kind of James Highland park critics say: Kennedy Center of the Arts in ’ professional.■■ he wrote. “ Mr. Tr­ Lucerne, Switzerland, only because Bond of journalism. He was quick, The Human Relations Commis­ Robert B. Weiss has refused to Green said at that seminar that W ash in ^n , D.C., and rece\ived by zaskos is a deliberate man who will of surgery for a broken hip. bright, tough and good-looking In his provide to the commission. locai commissions have different former President Carter at the not fly by the seat of his pants” sion tonight will consider a sugges­ “ He was a natural, bom to play The directors answered by saying powers depending on their enabling White House in December 1978. belted trench coat. Chief Reynolds agreed. tion from the Board of Directors the piano,” wrote music critic they are satisfied that the hiring ordinances — some have in­ To me, he was one of the Big “ He’s the type of guy that will sur­ that the HRC drop its inquiry into Harold C. Schonberg today in The “ 1 can’t complain,” he told an in­ process was conducted properly and vestigatory powers while others are Guys. He knew the story he was vey the whole problem before he the hiring of the assistant town New York Times. “ He glorified in terviewer as he approached his 90th only advisory. 'Attila the Pun' is a 4-star winner make a rash move.” said Reynolds. manager. encouraging the HRC to stop its in­ playing the piano. He was an birthday, “ I have led a beautiful, in­ after, and when he’d written it, he’d vestigation. HRC Chairman Robert "Then he will take care of the The HRC will meet at 8 p.m. in the “ I think everybody that attended extrovert, an actor, a ‘ham’ if you teresting, busy life.” sell it for a lot of money to the Satur­ A. Faucher said then he was not Bom on Jan. 28, 1887, Rubinstein . creative tall tale” with "many Skinner said, “ Just like some grow­ problems." Municipal Building hearing room. the seminar was thinking about it w ill.” day Evening Post, Collier’s or the the mug's color starts to fade. With The critics said tee book is very happy with the directors’ response. was the seventh child of a well-to-do By Nancy Thompson laughter-filled pages," the critics nups, who think kids can’t do The Board of Directors iast month (the ordinance),’ ’ Faucher said. Conductor Leonard Bernstein, in a Reader’s Digest. a lead-poisoned mug on the loose, funny— “ a good bedtime story” and “ I .\ W A R K o f som e ' In other business, the HRC will manufacturer of textile looms. Herald Reporter said." anything, everyone says Jamie can’t encouraqed the HRC to discontinue The HRC is also scheduled to hold statement released in New York, His name doesn’t add anything to Arthur's father can’t even stop the “ ideal for kids interested in comics problems that may exist, but only review the ordinance that created it. He performed in his first informal • “ Ellsworth and the Cats from climb to the top of Acorn Hill in the its inquiry. ’The HRC had asked for its annual election of officers said “ I w ill always miss Arthur — the tragedy and I'm not going to use Perhaps you think today’s mugs from being sold. What will or traveling. from the town manager's point of Faucher said today that the review concert at age 6 in Warsaw and • “ Flat Stanley” by Jeff Brown. Mars” by Patience Brewster. Three St. Patrick’s Day parade ... He more information on the hiring tonight. my perfect playmate, whether children, raised on Sesame Street Arthur and h|s friends do now?” It. The last tim e I heard from him he stars. decides to go up by himself to prove view, ” said Trzaskos minutes after process. was sparked by remarks made by playing music or being a joyous began studying three years later in ' and Pac Man, are too sophisticated The critics recommended tee 140- Three and one-half stars. needed money. He always needed Neil Bousquet wrote: ” A cat he can. Will he make it?” the approval came. "1 wish to get The HRC also had asked the board Arthur L. Green, head of .the state companion in the scherzo we call Berlin where he gave his first for­ to be attracted by books. After all, page book for grades four through “Stanley Longchamp is (or at my own point of view before 1 make Commission on Human Rights and money. named Ellsworth had a dream about to rule whether the town ad­ ‘civilized living'.’ ” mal performance at 11. can a worn-out bear and his 10 hunny seven. It is especially good for kids least was) a regular tray ... until a T H E C R ITIC S recommend this any decisions." Opportunities, at a seminar cospon­ The Julian calendar under which We all have friends who have grade students that meets weekly ministration should turn over infor­ Irving Kolodin, long-time music A leading interpreter of Chopin jars compete with tee thrill of who love detrctive work. It also bulletin board hanging over his bed for grades one through three, calling He said he had heard of problems sored by the Manchester HRC and Western nations measured time un­ out to be true and he is given a mation on the appiicants — editor of the Saturday Review, and Rachmaninoff, he was equally borrowed and we may have done trying to climb the ladder to escape “ shows you what good science fell on him while he was sleeping. it “ fun to read” and “a sweet color­ within the department in the areas the East Hartford Human Rights til 1582 A.D. was authorized by spaceship and hat. This turns out to specifically copies of all applicants’ called Rubinstein “ an extremely at home with Mozart, Beethoven, some of it ourselves, but this man Donkey Kong? classes can teach,” they said. Being flat can be unseful ... But ful book with real-life pictures on of training, record-keeping, and en­ Commission. .luiius Caesar in 46 B.C. Brahms and Stravinsky. everyone is making fun of Stanley be one exciting experience for resumes, which General Manager well-informed, versatile, cultivated was an all-time, world-class Y g s. • “ How to Travel with Grown­ each page.” Ellsworth.” forcement. borrower. Don’t believe it? The Highland ups” by Elizabeth Bridgman. Four because he’s flat. Will Stanley be The critics recommend this book Many thanks to the Santa’s A police study, done last year by Park Critics Club, a group of sixth stars. flat forever?” N eil Impelluso said in He’d borrowed money from for kindergarten through third helpers who wrote the book reviews, Police International in Washington. grade students that meet weekly “ This is a story about a family the summary. D.C., pointed out problems with MCC center approved Obituaries everyone he’d ever heard of and grade. It’s a good bedtime story, including — in addition to those who touring Europe. It tells you what to with Gail Rowe, the school’s prin­ THIS BOOK is good to read to staffing and patrolman backup, and he’d touched the best — men like Art do and what not to do on a vacation they said, with easy reading and wrote the summaries — K erry cipal, has reviewed all of tee new grades kindergarten through two found that record-keeping should be for the economy to improve.” Buchwald, Budd Schulberg and with kids. It will cheer a boy or girl plenty of bright pictures. Davis and Renee Fournier Continueil friiiii I books at the Mary Cheney Library and good for grades two to four to improved Roberta Crowe Robb grandchildren and several cousins. at 8:15 a.m. and there w ill be a mass Walter Cronkite. who has the blues,” Mark • ’’^St. Patrick’s Day in the Mor­ this fall. They summarized the read themselves. It is a “ very fun­ And remember, good books make Trzaskos had his own version of of the river in the center. The Cheney Hall project, to which Roberta Crowe Robb, 80, of 275 Funeral services will be ’Thursday of Christian burial at 9 a.m. at St. ning” by Eve Bunting. Three stars. He had different ways of asking books and rated them from none to Longchamps and Matt Clough said good gifts. the department's needs.' Vincent referred, is a plan to raise ny, adventuresomp imaginative and Mark Longchamps and Chrissy L. Donations would be raised to build Autumn St., former teacher of the at 10 a.m. at the Watkins Funeral James Church. Burial will be in St. for money from different people and four stars. in their summary. "It seems that the biggest private donations to renovate the the 800-seat auditorium, which year at Bennet Junior High, died Hotne, 142 E. Center St. Burial will James Cemetery. he never suggested you were giving problem in the department right would be run by a private foundation historic building. Cheney Hall would be in East Cemetery. Calling hours lIF.RF. ARE SOME of their Monday at Manchester Memorial tooeooooocooeoooooooooo him anything. now IS organization," he said this and housed on the MCC campus. be used as a theater by the Little Hospital. She was the widow of are Wednesday from 2 to 4 p.m. and favorites, highly recommended by In Meinoriam He was going to pay you back next morning "They need a leader and Arts groups that use the center rheater of Manchester and would be Samuel J, Robb Sr. 7 to 9 p.m. Memorial donations may these critical readers for Christmas In loving memory of Carl M. Roy guidance." would share ongoing operation available for use by other groups. be made in her name to the Thursday. He had sold an article to giving to your favorite child: Here's an alternative to video; books She was born in Manchaug, Mass., who passed away December 21st, the Reader’s Digest and they’d told costs. on Nov. 22. 1902, and had lived in Manchester Scholarship Founda­ • “ Attila the Pun” by Daniel the hand-eye coordination necessary some clever public relations written The MCC Foundation had been 1979. him the check was In the mail, so it "We're not into fundraising yet Manchester most of her life. Prior tion, 20 Hartford Road, Manchester. Pinkwater — four stars. By Nancy Thompson to be successful at them. in her web — may have even in­ using a professional fundraiser — and we won’t be for a while,” said to retiring in 1968, she was employed Vinc*nl F. Borallo “ May the souls of the faithful was just a matter of a few days to According to a summary by Neil Herald Reporter fluenced my career choice by Ruotolo and Associates of New Bousquet, ‘Attila the Pun’ is about Of all the gifts I’ve received to Vincent. "F irst, we want to let the as a teacher at Nathan Hale School Funeral services will he held departed. tide him over. r illS IS T H E season for m erry showing me tee potential power of Jersey — but discontinued their ser­ two boys who run a restaurant Fire Calls Cheney Hall project run its course, and Bennet Junior High School for Wednesday at Watkins Funeral Thru the mercy of God rest in His name appears in more than This is a commercial. gentlemen to be dancing down holly- words. — even those written on air. vices earlier this year because they called the ‘ Magic Moscow’ and a this day, those two books made And books do not have to be asked because we (ion’t want to compete more than 40 years. She was elected Home, 142 E. Center St., for Vincent peace.” 100 entries in tee Reader’s Gu8de to It is, however, unlike any other 60- decked halls, so I won’t dwell on the were not as successful as hoped. man named Lament Penumbra who with that. Secondiy. we want to wait teacher of the year at Bennet Junior F. Borello of 123 Eldridge St., who Periodical Literature for articles he lecond spot you’ve seen this hoUday negative aspects of sitting in front of for to be appreciated. The first book Sadly missed by: casts a magid spell.The spell brings the biggest Impression on me . Manchester High School in 1963. died Sunday at his home. wrote for Am erica’s most season because tee product does not a TV screen for hours destroying I received as a Christmas present — Wife, Leah and Children; the ghost of Attila the Hem’s beep, buzz or play tee triumphal “ Green Eggs and Ham” by Dr. Monday, 12:47 a m. — Medical She is survived by a son, Samuel Friends may call at tiie funeral prestigious magazines . . . but the cities and eliminating aliens'. Carla, Cheryl, Kevin brother, Attila tee Pun, up from the march from ‘Aida’ if you score 100,- . . "Charlotte’s Web” and “The Seuss — was definitely not on my call. 114 Washington St. (Eighth J. Robb Jr. of Manchester, four home today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 last entry is one he Wrote for Tire theft arrest made and Dee. dead. Attila is driving everyone I WILL INSTEAD offer a list. But Santa knew what he was grandchildren. two great 000 points. District) p.m. The funeral Wednesday w ill be Coronet magazine in 1958. It had crazy, but finally they let Attila tell This commercial doe? not have World of Pooh” by A. A. Milne. positive alternative: books. doing when he left it under the tree. Monday, 9:58 a m. — Car fire, A former empioyee of a building, poiice said. been downhill ever since. his jokes in front of the crowd at a fluorescent dots trying to eat When I was a child — back in the Manchester Plymouth, Tolland Manchester tire store confessed last Arena was released on a $2,500 In the beginning this peerless nightclub. A fter this, everything smaller, brighter dots before other days when televisions received Turnpike. (Town) week to burglarizing the store cash bond for an appearance in borrower did things in a big way. He turns out fine.” three network stations and Monday, 1:46 p.m. — Motor vehi­ dots eat them. twice, police said. Manchester Superior Court on Jan. ran up tabs of hundreds of dollars at In writing this, if I type the letters educational TV and video games cle accident, 130 Hackmatack St. Steven Arena, 28, of Hartford, is THE CRITICS recommended M.I.T. over tee summer to be It's official 3 tee best watering places in New H-O-M-E, the voice of a new retrained as electrical engineers. were “Jeopardy” and “ Password” (Town) charged with third degree burgiary On Friday, police charged 17- the book for students in grades three York. When he was poor, he didn’t machine w ill not say tee word home Except for the occasional cologne — the only items I remember really The winners of the Manchester Monday, 5:21 p.m. — Smoke and third degree larceny. Arena year-old Michael D. Lewis of 226 through six. Their comments in­ to me. commercial, all of the adver­ wanting for Christmas, from among Herald’s “My Most Unforget­ detector alarm, 185 E. Center St. worked at Suburban Tire at 328 W. Woodbridge St., with third degree QARDEI mingle with the poor people. He cluded: “ very funny, pleasurable to 'iSodtand. In short, I am not taking about tisements advise little ones to the hundreds I must have requested, table Christmas” contest have (Town) Middle Turnpike, police said. burglary and fifth degree larceny in went to the 21 Qub and mingled with read,” “ easy to understand,” and video games. request and big ones to give video ' were books. Two in particular, in been selected. Monday, 5:36 p.m. — Medical call. He is charged in connection with a connection with a Nov. 10 burglary the rich. ‘ ‘you’ll laugh your pants o ff.” Surprise! I bet you didn’t think games. two different years: “ Charlotte’s Their memories — along with Park Street bridge (Town) Nov. 10 break at the store in which at the home of Barbara Marble of In the beginning he’d ask for loans • ” A Word From Our Sponsor of there was a person left alive who I'll leave out my lecture on the Web” by E.B. White and “ The their photos — will appear in Tuesday, 3:26 a m. — Water call, about $500 in cash, plus several 117 Tracy Drive. of $1,000 or $1,500, but in recent My Friend Alfred” by Judie Angell. wasn't talking about video games evils of video games. Let’s just say World of Pooh” by A.A. Milne. Friday's Focus section. 615 Parker St, (Town) customer checks, were stolen. Police said they are seeking Four stars. years he reduced his demands to this Christmas. that the name starts with “ V ” and Of all the gifts I ’ve received to We received so many good ones Tuesday, 10:10 a.m. — Refuse Police said Arena aiso told them warrants for the arrest of two more Chrissy L. Skinner’s summary 9100 or less. 'The last time he called that rhymes with “ T ” and teat stand this day, those two books made the that we will also print some of truck rollover, 467 Center St. of his involvement in a second heist, local youths in connection with the . says, “ It all started when Arthur’s Certainly, if you watch any televi­ me was just six weeks ago. for trouble. I’ll even admit teat my biggest impression on me. those who didn't win in (Town) this one on Dec. 8, in which tires same burglary. brother bought a toy called ‘Muscle sion — particularly the seasonal He was suffering from a rare vehemence against the games is Charlotte's Web ” — the story of the Thursday’s Focus section. Tuesday, 11 a m. — Woman in­ were stolen. Arena said he didn’t ac­ Lewis was released on a $500 non­ Man’ w'lich broke. While Arthur specials — you get the impression blood disease, he told me, and directly relaM to my total lack of spider who saves a pig’s life by jured, McDonald's Restaurant, 46 tually steal the tires, but helped surety bond for a Jan. 3 appearance washes ... his brother’s new mug. that Santa Claus sent all his elves to W. Center St. (Town) those who did gain access to the in Manchester Superior Court. desperately needed $30 for medicine. It was so like him to make it $30 instead of $25, because it sounded more believable. I didn’t give it to him. The problem was an acoufiscal one Still fresh in my memory was tee time 10 years ago when he’d come to ■'.•ST my office with tears streaming Editor’s note: David Almond is a type ol Iiijui ooard which probably melody may hold the key to un­ It’s just no fun to sing with other down his cheeks. director of music at Concordia absorbs a great cleal of sound, derstanding the structural design of people if you cannot hear them. His son, he’d told me, had a rare Lutheran Church, music teacher thereby limiting its use as a reflec­ the opening and closing movements There were enough copies of “ The eye disease and would I loan him at the Assumption School and Sound ting surface. This, coupled with the of the work. Messiah " visible to expect a mighty so he could take his son to organist for Temple Beth sizable audience dressed in sound sound, but there was not a faint Boston where there was a doctor IT IS AN I NPARDONAHI.E. Sholom. Criticism absorbent winter clothing, gives you roar, even in the concluding who knew how to treat the problem. a surefire combination for the oversight to have kept the listener "Hallelujah” chorus. Vocal produc­ ______SP® Too late I ’d found out teat the story By David Almond David L. Almond defeat of any reasonably musical from hearing this melody clearly. tion for this should have been op­ poifVEim s of tee ailing son was pure fiction. Special to the Herald sound. That simple statement would have timum, since the audience stood, as Yesterday, I was sitting in tee The poor rhythmic ensemble was tied together the diverse elements is customary for this movement. 3 flowers - ^7.95 value The “ Messiah” ' by George "Come see Christmas back seat of a car with Walter only the first evidence of this which make up the work. Frlderlc Handel. There is probably Cronkite and he pulled a letter out of problem. Later in tee “ Magnificat,” From a more pragmantic stand­ Maestro 'rfeller made use of an Red, White and Pink no other choral work whose perfor­ themselves well throughout me {HoUdayHoms his pocket. pitch became a major problem. point, had the choir been able to orchestration more recent than mance is guaranteed to fill a hall evening, punctuating tee musical “ Dear W alter,” tee letter began. In the movement, “ Suscepit hear the oboes, it might well have Handel's, possibly that of Mozart. If fSingie Large Fiower with an audience. It is a seemingly texture with precision. The other All Heritage offices w ill close at 3:00 p.m. •5.9B “Your friend is dead.” The letter Israel” (H e hate holpen his servant stayed in tune. it was Mozart's reworking of indispensable part of the Christmas wind instruments were, for some mentioned his name. “ He died Israel), which is scored first and se­ Tlien, again, maybe not. A further Handel’s score, then why weren't this Friday so our staff will have adequate Flowers A Plants BARLAND ropinql season. So it was Sunday evening reason, difficult to hear clearly. December 1st in tee library at U cond sopranos, altos, oboes in un­ tuning problem resulted from the clarinets and horns added to the time to prepare for the holiday. We wish you niM Laural, Prtwnm M w, wrMttw when a crowd of ample number The chorus, which had been well- to decorate the home Hothf a Lawtl, Boirawod East 40te Street or just outside in ison, and Continuo, the choir sagged pitched battle between harpsichord orchestra and the harpsichord dis­ and your family a happy and safe holiday. filled the sanctuary of South United rehearsed by chorus-master Stuart tee cold. Positive identification was terribly in pitch. and organ. The orchestra, having pensed with? In light of the intona­ UyOMIIMIIp iMii.ySIIIDNIIIHnlS Methodist Church to hear a Gillespie, sang articulately in tee CEMETARY LORS, RASKETS made at tee City Morgue. The oboe part was practically un- tuned to the organ. left the harp­ tion problems, this might have been ^ m o m Vlftlett. if « i— tiiMia sampling from this baroque master­ first movement, although they “ I’ve known him for the past five ^ detectable. This defect was a sichord odd-man-out, going the a wise move. POTS Tastefully Decorated piece. betrayed an occasional lack of UHm , Mr . FoHiigt Pluitt years,” tee letter continued. “ I ’m a serious one because the oboe whole evening at a different pitch Soloists Barbara Adams Pierce, rhythmic unity with tee orchestra. ___ {d e c k t h e h a l l s WITH: bartender at McAnn’s on Third melody, that of tee ninth psalm level. This made for some rather un­ IfiardanlM, Azaleas, rs z i soprano;' Deborah Benson, also; The basses, in particular, seemed in ONE VOCAL HIGHLIGHT of Fraahly Cut Bought, Wrtalha. Hollv. Balaam, tone, was that to which Luther set comfortable moments, to say the Avenue. P eter Harvey, tenor, and Kenneth a hurry to get where they were- tee evening was Peter Harvey's HangliMi Plants______ISSj lJunIpar, Laurala, Boaarood. MlaMatoa “Over the past five years be his German version of the least. Holton, baritone joined the going. reading of the recitative, “ Comfort would speak about his World War n "Magnificat” in the sixteenth cen­ The four soloists made an uneven Headduarteiv m Pine Manchester Symphony Chorale and Elarly on, it became apparent that Y e , My P eop le” and the aria, Heritage Savings days with you. He was quite good at tury. quartet. Pierce and Harvey took Orchestra under tee baton of Dr. hearing one another was once again “ Every Valley Shall Be Exalted.” CHRISTMAS TREES telling aifecdotes. We spent many The significance of this melody firm command of their respective ManchetUr Mam Office. 1007 Mam S t. Phone; 649-4566 • K Mart Ptaza. Sper^cer St Jack Heller for tee performance. a problem for tee performers. As The listener was refreshed with his Inside Food Mart in the Parkade • Inside Highland Park Market. Highland St hours talking about many subjects may well be lost on most contem­ arias, performing them with vocal Your CholGo — FroBhIy Out or ballod SCSTCH PINE tee evening wore on, this became energetic performance, tantalizing- Corner Mam & Hudson Sts • Coventry: Rt 31 • South Windsor 29 Oakland Rd under tee sun. He brightened up THE CONCERT OPENED with porary listeners, hut the conductor flexibility and suitable color. Tolland: Rl 195 • QIaslonbury: Inside Frank s Supermarket painfully more evident. The added ly embellished. He seemed to be [Excollont Quallty-Qood SalaoEon RALSAIH many days which would have been a performance of tee "Magnlflcat,” and performers should realize teat Harvey, in particular, handled the burden of trying to hear and be aware of the acoustical difficulties otberwlae boring for me. I thought composed In 1723 by Johann Sebas­ the melody is there and how signifi­ vocal ornaments with which a ^Spe€MDiscwiiti--lllliQlesateii)hiidits COLORADO RIME SPRUCE heard in an uncomfortable environ­ and overcame teem with tee con­ you would want to know. tian Bach. The work opens, as is cant it is vrtte regard to tee struc­ qinger should adorn baroque melody ment takes Its toll on a performer. fidence and skill borne of good The bartender Bill Bruder’s letter Bach’s custom, with a movement in­ ture and function of tee work. with ease and natural-, unforced In tee words of a 10-year-old sitting training. to Walter waa a warmer and more volving tee complete choral and vocal production. near me, “ They don’t seem to have - Bach uses this melody in tee bass sincere obituary tean anyone else orchestral ensemble. The basic aria, “ Quia fecit mihl magna” (He ■ “The Messiah” portion of tee their hearts in it.” While it remains that no matter could have written. Bach orchestra of pairs each of has put down tee mighty from their program consisted of a meager pot­ what is done to Handel's oratorio, “ I consider it a privilege to have flutes, oboes, and bassoons, strings, THE PROBLEM WAS an thrones), cleverly disguising it in pourri of popular movements from and continuo (bass Instruments, audiences will still cheer the effort, known him," Bill wrote. acoustical one. The nave o f South the recurrent cello theme of that tee work with an'invitation from organ, and harpsichord for this per­ it should be noted that Sunday's W M S n fi Church is quite large and gives tee movement. It also appears in dis­ Maestro Heller to sing along with “ Unfortunately, I met him in the formance) is augmented In this lackluster performance was greeted appearance of a room in which guise in tee fugue subject of tee tee choir. The acoustical deficien­ mm twilight of his life. He died of a rare work by three high trumpets and with only polite applause. Or maybe Samoa With PrUa sound should have ample tim e and movement “ Sicut locutus est” (As cies of the building became more M t J a i disease, the name of which I can’t ^ p a n i . it just seemed that way because apace in which to resonate. Unfor­ He spake to our fathers, Abraham evident to those who tried to sing 8M I4fa even pronounce.” hearing anything was W) difficult. WOODLAND QARDEN8 The brass Instruments handled tunately, tee celling is composed of and his seed forever). Likewise, this along. 'V MANCHESTER HERALD. Tues., Dec. 21. 1982 - 13 12 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Tues., Dec. 21. 1982 Advice Travel, About Town

Rabies in skunks, cows, tin, first; Barbara Davis with this Warning foxes and bats has also and P eg Dunfield, second. been reported. The East-West: Kaye Baker Woman wonders: is 71 Connecticut Veterinary veterinarians recommend and Ethel Coon, first; Sally Medical Association, of that all pets have rabies Heavisides and Anne nearby? which Dr. Allan A.. vaccinations. McLaqghlin, second. too old to get married? Leventhal of Bolton is president, has issued two . Edilor'i Note I Another warnings to pet owners. in a oerleo of weekly Well Child For fish ago, put him up for adop­ w Dog owners who or­ DEAR AB B Y; A while features written for UPI tion, and now want to dinarily can safely discon­ ANDOVER - A Well The Exotic Fish Society back you recommended a hy the ALA Auto and m arry and start a new life tinue heartworm preven­ Child Clinic will be con­ of Hartford will meet “ saliva substitute” for Travel Club aimed at without telling anyone tative medication to their ducted Jan. 2 from 8:45 to Tuesday Dec. 28 at 7:30 people who suffer from dry providing New about my past. (I had a pets in December are ad­ 11 a.m. at the Andover p.m. at Emanuel Meeting mouth. Having suffered Dear Abby Englanders with fuel- normal, natural birth. No vised to maintain its usage Congregational Church. House, 155 Park Road, conserving, elose-to- from that condition for two surgery.) throughout January All pre-school children West Hartford. years. I went immediately Abigail Van Buren home^ leisure trips. The meeting is open to The problem is I’m because of the un­ from Coventry, Andover, to the pharmacy and asked seasonably mild weather of Columbia and Hebron are all people Interested in for a saliva substitute. The engaged to a gynecologist. By Jon Zonderman recent weeks. eligible to attend and learning about fish pharmacist said she had Please help. ALA Auto and Travel Heartworms develop in receive all Immunizations keeping. Children under never heard of such a MY SECRET ■ f i’ Club dogs in the following and routine physicals. age 16 must be accom­ product and told me to ask WELLESLEY, Mass. - manner: The mosquito , For more information or panied by an adult. my dentist what the brand DEAR SECRET: My Photo by MacKondrIck While most museums are bites the dog injecting it to make an appointment Refreshments will be name was. Non-Prescription married him. experts tell me that there closed Christmas Day, with larvae that develop call Community Health served. For more informa-, I called my dentist and THIS CHRISTMAS PLATE FOUND IN COPEVi HAQEN Drugs.” under “ Saliva Last summer I went is no way a doctor can feel Sunday, Dec. 26 would be a over several months into Care Services Inc., 228- tion, call 527-8826. he had never heard of a Substitutes." back to my old hometown the difference or tell by . . . MCC librarian has owned It for 10 years' fine day to visit a museum' long, slender worms that 9428. saliva substitute either. Readers, for your infor­ and ran into my first love sight or a physical you oniy get to see when clog the heart and surroun­ Abby, can you tell me the mation. “ xerostomia” by accident. I could tell it examination. you travel to another city ding blood vessels. It’s im­ Aid forms name of this product and (dry mouth) can be caused was him a block away. We perative that the preven­ in bridge to visit relatives for the Financial aid forms for where it can be purchased? by disease, medication, bad coffee and talked over P.S. A bit of unsolicited tative medication remain holidays. students planning to attend iNEEDS IT IN ILLINOIS radiation therapy or the old times, and I knew the advice: Please share your MCC librarian's find: plate in the dog’s system for six The following are the If you happen to have the secret with your fiance. If results of the Dec. 13 college next fall are now HEAR NEEDS: I had normal aging process. This spark was still there. He week between Christmas weeks past any threat of a never married. I was it changes his feelings for games of the AM Bridge available in the no idea that the problem of condition can cause acute and New Years Day for an mosquito bite. married twice and you, he might not be the Club: Manchester High School ■'dry mouth " was so discomfort, tooth decdy. extended holiday, the ALA Dr. Leventhal also inability to eat. swallow or widowed twice. tnan for you. Also, such appropriate for Christmas received a report from the North-South: Barbara guidance office. widespread until I men­ Auto and Travel Club I just turned 71 and he's “ secrets” sometimes sur­ Davis and Ann DeMartin, tioned it in my column and talk, as well as difficulty in suggests you take advan­ Southeastern Veterinary 70. Do you think we're too face later, creating more Back in October this column showed winged urchins first; Frankie Brown and was promptly deluged with wearing dentures. tage of one of the many Association which states Cited misery for all concerned. Bev Saunders, second. letters from readers If your pharmacist has old to get married now? on a trade card, courtesy of Pauline Tiian, angel- exhibits open all week. that a rabies outbreak is East-West: Penny Mary Lyons of 23 Moore seeking relief from that never heard of it and Sign the . . . colleetor extraordinaire. Now here is a angel on a Throughout New heading north in migrating doesn't know where to get JUNE IN JANUARY Christmas plate. Mrs. Trian, a library assistant at Collectors' raccoons, wild ones and Weatherwax and Peg Dun- St., president of the condition. Every teen-ager should England, there are exhibits it. find another phar­ Manchester Community College, discovered the plate in those bought as pets from field, first; Sara Manchester Democratic DEAR JUNE: Too old? know the truth about of toys, games and historic There are at least four macist, a tiny antique shop on Walking Street in Copenhagen C o m e r Florida, Texas to Virginia Mendelsohn and Joe Women’s Club, was cited Never! Congratulations, drugs, sex and how to be Christmas packages, in ad­ brands of saliva substitutes about 10 years ago. (a regular street, restricted to and now Maryland. Bussiere, second. recently by both houses of good luck and God's happy. For Abby’s booklet, dition to some other fine on the market today. Ask DEAR ABBY: Forty- pedestrians except for dire emergencies.) , The association The following are the the .Connecticut state blessings. sen d $2 and a lo n g , Russ MacKendrIck museum offerings. your pharmacist to check seven years ago I fell in The faience (decorated earthenware), plate is in­ members said the outbreak results of the Dec. 16 Legislature for her service stamped (37 cents), ad­ the "Annual Pharmacists' love with a young man, but scribed on the back “ Juleplate 1906 . . . Gerhard . IN HARTFORD, the is expected to continue games: North-South: Mary to the the Democratic Par­ DEAR AflBY: Can a dressed envelope to: Abby, Reference Red Book. " his mother didn't think I Heilmann.” Heilmann was a Royal Copenhagen artist Wadsworth Atheneum has further north in the spring. Corkum and Apn DeMar- ty of Connecticut. gynecologist tell if a Teen Booklet, P.O. Box ■'Pacts and Comparisons" was good enough for him so and the date was two years prior to the appearance of put together a large dis­ woman has had a child? 38923, Hollywood, Calif. or "Physicians' Desk I gave up. I moved out of the first official R.C. Christmas plate, the "Madonna play of toy soldiers from rrim FashlonsAAAArtAAAArtA Reference For town, met another man and I had' a baby two years. 90038. and Child.” (T ry and find that one for less than $1,800!) ‘Blue CTiips.” the 19th and 20th centuries. Ballet The names so honored are Bing and Grondahi, Royal II ' SEEMS L IK E L Y that the plate shown here was a ' The toys, on loan from Copenhagen, D’Arceau Limoges, Goebel Hummel, trial run, like a TV pilot, before the company launched private collectors in the Schmid Hummel, Royal Doulton, Wedgwood, Fairmont into competition with the Bing and Grondahi people who Hartford and New York starout Three choices for cataracts: Grazia, Reco McClelland and the Rockwell Society areas, include German W h ere fashion is a first genuflected toward Christmas with a plate called (with two series). A Rockwell Society piece called look, not a size. “ Frozen Window” in 1895. ! "flats,” French, German “ Waiting on the Shore” was the hottest new item of all The angel we see, shrmounted by the guiding star, is and American "solids,” in the third quarter of 1982. which way would work? holding a garland of five-petaled white flowers against a and British and American of action This info is seen in the magazine "P la te World.” It backgrouncl of deep blue. The plate is a trifle more than "hollowcasts.” All these Special Sizes comes six titnes a year, for $16, from 6054 Touhy Ave., eight inches across. toy soldier designs are 12'/4 to 28’A Chicago, IL 60648. WASHINGTON (UPI) - DEAR DR. LAVIB: I'm upper lip, between my nose Plate-collecting as an investment-hobby has not suf­ from before the days of and 36-52 To a real plate-lover it must be worth all of that just Ballerina Natalia 63 years old. semi-retired and lip, looks white all the fered in the recent moneymarket months anywhere plastic molds. for the glossy colored pix of the sampling of the 400Axld Makarova — hit by falling The robe of and in excellent health time. I feel it has near as much as stamps or coins. The whole run of The display, includes new creations each year. But it also has some vital text scenery that broke her except for cataracts in something to do with the Royal Copenhagen Christmas plates, 1908 through 1981, military bands, a corona­ her dream s Is material. Under “ Departments” they have an editorial shoulder blade during a both eyes. My doctor veins because, when I could presumably have been purchased last year for tion procession, a castle waiting to be un­ Your Health page, a place for letters, information on the new and re­ Herald photo by Tarquinlo performance of “ On Your suggested surgery. My vi­ overexert in hot weather $11,750, ' with its defenders and at­ cent, and a Q&A column. Here we find that for resale Toes” — will not return to wrapped Christ­ sion is deteriorating vary and my face flushes, my Today, after competing with all the high-interest-rate tackers and hospital teams Lawrence Lamb, M.D. purpose it is well to save the box the plate came in. the stage for several mas momi fast. I've had numerous face is red all over except avenues for spare cash, the series is down only $125. from Victorian times to the Visions of sugar piums months, her doctor says. A Another question concerns the valuation of plates not Surprise herl lens corrections in the past that portion of my upper Compare that with the plight of the Graf Zeppelin middle 20th century. There Ms. Makarova, 42, who listed in the Exchange. This would take in Pauline three years. They last lip. stamps, bringing less than half what they were. are also non-military Trian's 1906 angel. The answer in the m ag just suggests Timmy Tedford adjusts an ornament on the assistance Is welcome to come to Center defected from the Soviet about three to four months The electrolysis operator It seems believable that the Bradford Exchange is to ’ miniatures. Including farm Union in 1970, was reported a dealer. In this case it should be some firm in Den­ Christmas tree at the Main Street office of Congregational Church on Center Street and I need a change again. has never encountered this be thanked for this stability. It is something like a stock scenes, a circus and hun­ in good condition Sunday by mark. Language would be no problem. Apparently today from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. to pick a toy for The doctor suggested I before and does not know market. They publish high, low, last and quote prices on ting parties. Heritage Saving and Loan Association, 1007 with a broken shoulder The thick glasses cause tivities. everybody in the country under 35 speaks Ehigllsh fluent­ each child. The event Is sponsored by the could go three ways: 1) why it happened.. I have fully 1078 collectors plates. Like the Dow-Jones In­ This exhibit of Christmas Main St. Under the tree are new and used blade and head lacerations, KAYSER the greatest distortion of You could go the contact ly — part of their schooling. Manchester Area Conference of Churches. thick glasses. 2) "s o ft" friends who had this work dustrials index, they have a “ Bradex” — now at 344, nostalgia continues toys for needy children. Any parent needing George Washington images. That will create lens route counting on con­ A special feature of Plate World’s November- cataract lenses or 3) the dune without the change in down from 358 a year ago. .through Jan. 2, 1983. (^11 University Hospital . some problems. The con­ tinued improved products. December number gives the magaiiq£s_cl]pl(:e for the implant method. He skin color. (203) 247-9111 for informa­ spokewoman Irene Haske tact lenses, soft or hard, But later, if you then T H E BRAD EX is based on a dozen plate series, "the 10 best Christmas plates of the year. ’They evidently suggested the implant. What causes this and is it tion. said. wanted an implanted lens most significant,” out of a possible 140. Please be aware tried to please everybody by showing a gamut from an­ .Needless to say I'm con­ cause very little distortion something to be concerned The form er star of the that for obvious reasons they do not refer to them as cient wry-necked paintings to the Grandma Moses type. Most intriguing? Mag iists inside the eye, you would cerned. Any information or because they are directly about? OTHER ANTIQUE toy Kirov ballet was injured have to have another suggestions you might on the eye. That works « exhibits in New England Saturday night by a falling operation. DEAR READE:R: It is have will be appreciated. better for people who can this (jhrlstmas Include the 40-foot pipe scenery sup­ use them. The implants tempting, but often a mis­ To brief you on the "Great Movable Toy port before an audience of DEAR READER: Life eliminate the problem of take, to think something Service Notes Reagan, Di, Moon — and E.T. cataract problem I am sen­ Elxhibition” at the New 1,800 people at the Kennedy regular care that goes with you have done or are doing is a series of choices and on ding you The Health Letter •Britain, Conn., Youth Center. causes changes that occur • Actor Richard Gere, V i \ such highly technical contact lenses. 13-6, Your Cataracts Are Museum, which runs NEW YORK (UPI) - four-year term. producing, directing and The performance was I'm encouraged by some at the same time. But your 32, star of “ An Officer and decisions you need expert Coming. Others can send 75 the international peacekeeping force in Lebanon. through Jan. 8, 1963. Call People magazine’s list of Despite rumors of an starring in “ Yenti.” halted and the injured change in skin pigmenta­ a Gentleman.” advice from an eye doctor of the newer advances with cents with a long, stamped, Wright promoted Griffin is a member of Battalion I.,anding Team 3/8, . (203) 225-3020 for informa­ the "25 most intriguing extravagant wardrobe and • Ted Koppel, 42, host of ballerina could be heard familiar with your case to long-wear soft contact tion may have nothing to do a te s ty te m p e r m e n t. ABC-TV’s News Nightline. • Actress Jessica Lange, self addressed envelope for W illiam J. Wright Jr., son of W illiam J. and Janet C. 24th Marine Amphibious Unit, Camp Lejeune, N.C. tion. people of 1982” includes moaning through a make the right choice. lenses. And there will be with your electrolysis at Princess Diana, 21, • Dr. William DeVries, 33, starring in “ Tootsie” it to me, in care of the Wright of 141 Hamilton Drive, has been promoted in the The “ Boston Trolley the most powerful rulers microphone around her The first point to settle continued improvements in all. It could be vitiligo, loss remains "B ritain’s 39, the surgeon who im­ and "Frances.” Manchester Herald, P.O. U.S. Arm y to the rank of private first class. Meet,” a one-quarter scale and most popular enter­ neck as members of the for certain is whether your these. The amount of of skin pigment. Chmielecki trains darling.” planted a plastic heart in a • Rock singer Joan Jett, Box 1551, Radio City Sta­ display of model trolley tainers in the world but cast ran to heto, Kennedy Or it could be scarring Wright is an infantryman with the 9th Infantry Divi­ 23. deteriorating eyesight is regular care is greatly tion. New York, N.Y. only one of them is from Wallace, 63, was cited Seattle dentist. Center spoioeswoman from the electrolysis which sion at Fort Lewis, Wash. He is a 1980 graduate of Navy Seaman Recruit Edward A. Chmielecki, son of . cars from Boston and New • Larry Gelbart, 54, the from the changes in your diminished with these and 10019. outer space. for winning the Alabama • British F*rime Minister Laura Longley said. might imply loss of small Manchester High School. Richard and Fem ade Chmielecki of 11 Judd Road, Ehigland, is at the Museum scriptwriter for lenses, the cataracts or may well be within the statehouse for the fourth Margaret Thatcher, 57. Dr. Max Cohen said, “ It DEAR DR. LAMB: I veins. You should see a (Coventry, has completed recruit training at the Naval ' of Our National Heritage, E .T ., the hom ely but television’s “ MASH.” other eye disease. If you time frame of regular time, and Moon, 62, made • Randall Forsberg, 39, would be several months have been having some dermatologist so he could Training Center, Great Lakes, 111. Lexington, Mass,, from endearing star of “ E.T.; • S am u el K n o x , 35, have disease of the retinal visits to your doctor so he Morrone in Lebanon the list following his con­ a leader of the nuclear before she is recovered.” electrolysis work done on look at it and see. If it is During the eight-week course he studied general Dec. 28 to Dec. 31. ClaU the ExtraTerrestrial,” founder of the Herpes screen at the back of the can manage them for you. viction of tax evasion and freeze movement and Cohen said the ballerina eye, removing the iny upper lip. This has been vitiligo he may wish to Marine Lance Cpl. Ronald W. Morrone, son of Joe military subjects designed to prepare him for further , (617) 861-6559 for informa- made the list by earning Resource Center in Palo There are some disadvan­ being sentenced to 18 founder of the Institute for was in good spirits Sunday, cataracts may not be the going on for nine years. treat it, if you are con­ Morrone of 123 Summer St., is serving with the inter­ academic and on-the-job training in one of the Navy’s 85 : tion. his creators $300 million. tages to lenses on the eyes months in jail. Defense and Disarmament Alto, Calif. and “ feisty, as is her whole answer. Now I have noticed that my cerned about the change. national peacekeeping force in Lebanon. basic occupational fields. At Historic Deerfield, Others topping the list • Kiri Te Kanawa, 38, in relation to various ac­ Newman, 57, was touted Studies. nature.” He is a member of 2nd Reconnaissance Battalion, 24th -JDeerfleld, Mass., an were President Reagan, New Zealand opera diva. as a strong candidate to • Composer Andrew The accident occurred Marine Amphibious Unit (M AU), Camp Lejeune, N.C. t'e x h ib it o f Christinas boxes Britain’s Princess Diana, • Paolo Rossi, 26,. the win his first Oscar for his Lloyd Webber, 34, who has just after the fourth scene !; - continues through April 30, actor Paul Newman, Italian soccer player who Looking for an SHOWCAiC performance as a bleary written “ E vita,” “ Joseph of the second act of “ On ; 1983. More than 100 boxes Alabama Gov. George broke a tie in the World A son's anger and guilt Griffin in Lebanon apartment? Check the lawyer in the recently and the Amazing Your Toes. ’ ’ The rest of the > of varied sizes, shapes and Wallace, and the Rev. Sun Cup championship against many vacancies listed in released movie “ The Ver­ Technicolor Dreamcoat,” show was canceled. UIN MATiNCf OMLV ^ , uses are exhibited in the West Germany. Marine Pfc. Michael P. Griffin, son of William the Classified each day. $ 2.! Myung Moon. dict.” and “ Cats.” “ One end (of the pipe) Hall Tavern Museum. • Fashion designer Nor­ Cutress of 16 Lawton Road, is serving as a member of Reagan, 71, was Others to make the list • Herschel Walker, 20, dropped to the stage, and it ma Kamali, 37. may be behind poor grades 'l: Drawn from the Historic characterized by the include: University of Georgia run­ seemed like it bounced off • Stephanie Grimaldi, 1; Deerfield C!ollection, the magazine as "going strong • Actress Barbra Strei­ ning back and winner of the the stage before hitting 17, survivor of the car VERNON I ' boxes are made of wood, at halftime’’ of his sand, 40, fo r w ritin g . Heisman Trophy. Makarova,” Ms. Longley Cinema * paper, ceramic, enamel on • Evelyn Waugh, the crash that killed her VERNON CIRCLE DEAR DR. BEAKER: propelling you toward that said. “ Then the rest of it -' copper, brass, pewter and late British author of mother. Princess (Jrace of My 19-year-old son called impractical action. fell and hitfier on the right 649-4430 48 HOURS ^ tin. They range in size “ Brideshead Revisited.” Monaco. me last night from college. Joel’s mother side of her head and Down in the dumps? Get Hartford The Verdict (R) 7. 9:30. - Best Friends (PG ) 7, 9:15. ^ from snuff boxes to trunks • 'Yuri Andropov, 68, • Israeli Defense He is very upset. His shoulder.” Ask help from Dr. Blaker’s Alheneum Cinema — Tootsie (PG) 7:30,9:55.- — The Toy (P G ) 7:10,9:10. 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FOXBORO, Mass. (UPI) - Two still not a dominant football team.” England’s last two opponents, the weeks ago, Ron Meyer was an un­ The Patriots dominated the Steelers and Bills, are both AFC happy coach after a sloppy New Seahawks, controlling the ball for 42 teams hoping to become one of eight- England loss to Chicago. The minutes. This is exactly what Meyer conference playoff teams. Patriots, he said, “are not a very wanted. He had hoped the offense “The nice thing about the Super good football team.” would use the clock so his young Bowl tournament is that maybe, un­ Now, after successive shutouts defense wouldn’t be tested so often. like in previous years, we don’t have and coming off their best outing of "Cjuite honestly, this is what we to depend on anyone else,” the coach said. “ But we can’t try to just the year, the Patriots are one win envisioned before the season — a win once. We have to approach it Aridian, Manchester High School’s art and from the playoffs. team that controls the ball without like we have two football games to literary club, is presenting our first Manchester How much longer? And that surprises the coach, turning it over and a defense creating good field position and get­ win. I like to have high expectations Herald edition for the 1982-1983 school year. who’d like nothing better than to I have dreams that never come true. have his two-week-old diagnosis ting turnovers.” he said. “The for each game.” ' This is just a small sample of the cr^fivity and My fantasies never come to be. proved faulty. defense iS obviously getting more As for the Steelers, the coach said talent that abounds in MHS. This year, Aridian My hopes never come to pass. “A good football team is like a notoriety, but it’s not difficult to he hadn’t seen the films and didn’t has several activities planned, including the Life is a reality of whose pain green apple on a tree,” the coach play good defense when you’re out think the Patriots would be able to publication of an art and literary book. We also I am deadened to. said Monday after the Pats’ 16-0 on the field 18 minutes. We’ve cut catch Pittsburgh by surprise plan to publish several more Herald samplings Acceptance is all top easy. whitewash Sunday of the Seattle down drastically on mental mis­ “ because th e y ’re a veteran - dominated team and No, 12 (Terry throughout the school year. Striving to be is what one must do. Seahawks. “It’s not long until it takes and that’s most important.” Bradshaw) always seems to rally All MHS students are welcome to submit Life is so simple so why the starts getting rotten. The Patriots’ next foe is agony of living it. "Two weeks ago 1 said we were a Pittsburgh, which has looked poor in the troops. I still consider Bradshaw original works for future publications. We are in a All too short and fleeting is each the finest quarterback in pro foot­ constant search for new and interesting ideas. We bad team. Now we have the oppor­ dropping back-to-back games to special moment tunity to prove me wrong. We’re Buffalo and Cleveland. New ball.” hope that you enjoy this page and will be suppor­ Like the sands of time we tive of our efforts. 'i can never turn back. A desert of eternity stretches far John Dubiel, beyond. 'Honor’ fo coach Alabama Editor-in-Chief Each step becomes more difficult. Each problem more complex than the last. Aridian Staff: Editor in Chief: John Dubiel, Art Each different situation is harder Ray Perkins disagrees Editor: Carmen Bonacorsi, Literary Editor: to cope with. Laura Gravell, Secretary: Marlene Cole, Typist: Walking ceaselessly in every Karen Sidway, Heading: Amy Fournier, Staff: direction, traveling in circles, Kathy Adames, Denise Beckwith, Kris Carlson, getting no where ever. Joe Donovan, Dawn Gill, Jonathon Kim, Chris Living with lies, living on he's asking for trouble Mazzeo, Patti McTighe, Julie Meridy, Mary false imagination, grasping at a gossamar strand of courage Mluuaney, Jim O'Loughlin, Kathy Pappas, Sandra said no other staff decisions had out. forcing the announcement. barely there. TUSCALOOSA, Ala. (U P I)-N ew Trombley, Liz French. been made. “Otherwise the Giants might have How much longer can this York Giants coach Ray Perkins says won yesterday,” said Bryant. New Advisor: Mrs. Sally Balukas. he disagrees with people who say “ I intend to talk with the staff and travesty continue? find out which ones are interested in York lost to Washington 15-14. How much longer before the he’s asking for trouble by replacing He said he thought Illinois had a thread of life breaks to Bear Bryant, the most successful staying,” he said. The former star receiver for good football team, but he was more send me tumbling down into football coach in college history. Alabama in the mid-1960s confirmed worried about his own team than the an abyss of loneliness. Bryant announced last week that he had talked informally with Fighting lllini. he is retiring as coach after the Dec. ” I don't know how we've done (in One wish by Donna Fogg 29 Liberty Bowl game against Jacksonville State head coach Jim Fuller, a former Alabama team­ practice) because we’ve had other Illinois, but will remain the school’s things for the players to think about If you had one wish what athletic director. mate, about a job on the Tide staff. There have been rumors that . exams, Christmas, ” said Bryant. wouid it be; In a joint news conference Mon­ Fuller, who coached the Gamecocks The best thing about Saturday’s Would/vou wish for good grades day with Bryant, Perkins said, “For to the Gulf South Conference cham­ practice was they were enjoying it. foreveK^s instead of D's? the most part, coaches that followed ’They were making some noise.” legends in the history of the game pionship this year, will replace Mai If you had one wish what would have not had success. The one thing Moore as Alabama’s offensive coor­ you want; dinator. DPI photo I can achieve — the thing I think we Would you wish to be tali instead will achieve — la following the “Jimmy and I are close friends. of a runt’ CHARGER BALL CARRIER CHUCK MUNCIE greatest coach there has ever been We have talked in a very casual in history, and successfully way, as far as that possibility,” Basketball If you had one wish what would . stopped short of gain by Bengals' Jim Leclair Perkins said. “ I told him I don’t you wish for'.'. following that man.” k ' Perkins told reporters it was an know why he would want to leave p i ;e w kk Would you wisnior money; or happ- because he has a great situation.” Huskies topped the Wolverines, piness, or frien^ galore? “honor” to be able to coach Alabama, since he spent the first Bryant said he hadn’t thought a lot 23-9. and the Bruins upended the Did you ever think about being five years of his marriage at the about what it will feel like to coach Blue Devils, 24-8, Monday at the granted one wish; school and his two sons were both his final game in the Dec. 29 Liberty Community Y. Would you use it oh that adorable Pouts rewrites born in Tuscaloosa's Druid City Bowl against Illinois. Jeff MacGowan had 8 points and boy you’ve been loning to kiss? Hospital. “1 don’t know what it will be like Rob Guliano 5 for the Huskies while He also announced that Crimson next fall, either, ” he said. Gordon Hamilton had 9 markers for If I had one wish I know what Tide assistant head coach Ken The coach said school officials had the Wolverines. David Cain had 10 I would wish for; Donahue, who has been at Alabama not intended to announce Perkins’ points and Stu Sherrell 6 for the I'd wish to be granted at least 10 since 1964, would remain with the hiring along with notice of his retire­ Bruins while Rob Ostuni netted 4 for wishes more. NFL record book team as defensive coordinator, but ment last week, but word leaked the Blue Devils. bv: i*alti M rTijthe

SAN DIEGO (UPI) - The Cincin­ nati Bengals were no match for San ‘No quarterback haa ever played on an offen­ Carter out Diego quarterback Dan Fouts Mon­ day night and neither was the NFL sive team like this one. I have great receivers record book. and an excellent line to protect me.’ in job quest Fouts helped establish three NFL records in pacing the Chargers to a Dan Fouts of San Diego 59-34 victory over the Bengals. at NC State "No quarterback has ever played ,.'V .'T .,, on an offensive team like this one,” with revenge on our mind and we Bengal lead to 24-17. RALEIGH, N.C. (UPI) - Holy Fouts said. "I have great receivers knew we were playing a quality The Chargers took the second-half Cross Coach Rick Carter is ap­ and an excellent line to protect me.” team, probably the best we’ve kickoff and drove 82 yards to the 1- parently out of the running for the Fouts threw for 435 yards, the only played all year.’’ yard line. Muncie sprinted around head football coaching job at North time time an NFL player has had Wes Chandler caught 10 passes for right end to tie the score at 24-24. Carolina State because his current back-to-back 400-yard passing per­ 260 yards and a pair of touchdowns, Charger defensive tackle put San einployer will not let him out of a formances. Fouts passed for 4W one of them a 66-yard halfback op­ Diego in front for good a few longterm contract. yards in the Chargers’ 41-37 win tion toss from running back Chuck' seconds later when he sacked The Raleigh Times said Monday over San Francisco Dec. 11. Muncie. T Anderson in his end zone for a safety that Carter met with Holy Cross of­ Fouts and Bengal quarterback Chargers running back James that made the score 26-24. ficials but was unsuccessful in ob­ Ken Anderson combined for 66 pass Brooks scored three touchdowns, Gregg said the safety was “the taining a release from a five-year completions for 883 net yards in the the longest a 48-yard run in the third turning poiht of the game” for his 5- contract that has three years Memories never die air to break the former NFL total quarter. 2 club. remaining. completions record of 65, set in the Cincinnati scored first when Jim Fouts hit Chandler a minute later “He (Carter) is under contract My dear friend you died today, Chargers-49ers shootout, and the Breech kicked a 19-yard field goSl for a 38-yard touchdown that gave here and he will be here next year,” you’re resting now, in peace you will stay. NFL record for ngt yards passing of 3:41 into the game. Muncie and San Diego a 33-24 advantage. said Holy Cross President the Rev. 834 set in a 1962 game between Chandler combined less than two John E. Brooks. “I had a talk with We will never forget the love you always had to give, Philadelphia and St. Louis. minutes later to give San Diego a 7-3 “Fouts was just tremendous,” him earlier this morning.” you were so full of life, you wanted to live. ‘"niey scored 50 points, what else lead. said Charger coach Don Coryell. Carter was reportedly the leading “Wes Chandler just has to be the This is only good bye until we meet again, can I say,” said Bengal coach 'The Bengals responded with an 80- candidate for the job to replace Forrest Gregg. "We are a better yard drive capped by a 12-yard dash best wide receiver in the league.” Monte Kiffin, who was forced to I know when we do I will love you even more, my The Bengals cut the Chargers lead friend. team now than we were last year. into the end zone by Anderson to resign Dec. 1. At least three coaches J ’The Chargers are better right now take the lead 10-7. Cincinnati opened to 33-27 at 7:53 of the quarter when considered for the job, including So many tears have passed my eyes, than they have ever been.” a 17-7 lead midway through the se­ Breech cappped a 77-yard drive with Tulsa’s John Cooper, removed you are gone now, but your memory will never die. The previous time the teams met cond quarter when Bengal a 27-yard field goal. themselves from consideration for .was for the AFC championship last linebacker Bo Harris picked off a The Chargers scored two minutes the post since screening began. by Patti McTighe year and the wind chill factor was a Fouts pass and raced 62 yards for later when Brooks burst up the mid­ Cooper was offered the job. numbing 59 degrees below zero at the touchdown. dle for a 48-yard score and extended Carter, 39, whose team went 8-3 rClnclnnati’s Riverfront Stadium, But the Chargers cut the deficit to the San Diego lead to 40-27. this year and had back-toback win­ ’the Bengals advanced to the Super 17-14 late In the half when Brooks Anderson struck back, throwing 17 ning seasons for the first time in 20 Bowl with a 27-7 victory. ran 17 yards for a touchdown. yards to tight end M.L. Harris to years, emerged as the candidate Monday nicdit’s game was played Following a 6-yard Anderson pass to narrow the deficit to 40-34, over the weekend. He could not be You kissed the wind .hDder considerably different con­ Chris Colllnsworth to put Cincinnati Benirschke kicked a 26-yard field reached for comment after Mon­ ditions. Tem^atures were In the ahead 24-14 with 28 seconds goal and Brooks scored from 1 yard day’s developments. You kissed the wind, mld-50s and a light breeze swept off remaining in the half, the Chargers out to round out'the scoring. “I haven’t seen him since he met I wonder why. -the Pacfic Ocean. got close enough for Rolf “We have five wins now,” Coryell with Father Brooks.” said Holy You kissed the wind, “This was a very emotional Benirschke to kick a 43-yard field said. “Most people think five wins Cross Athletic Director Ron Perry. will get you in the playoffs.” I stand and cry. game,” said Fouts. “We came in goal.with 1 second left and cut the “I exoect he’s cooling off.” vw:- w I never thought you’d go this far. No one thought, but here vou are. b Questions, bon Shula adds son to Dolphin staff Frosh matrrleh Answers, Never clear. - MIAMI (UPI) - The Miami Davitl Shula, 23, is not really con­ system and our personnel and per­ pinned by Philip ^ '

responded for Watertown for the Two quick goals didn’t prove to be with the two quick goals,” said In­ Goals by Bill Chambers, bis fourth ^ A a big deterrent for homestanding dian Coach Wayne Horton, “ but they of the season, and Chris Verbridge, final reading. then outskated us. They were more his third, gave Manchester a 2-0 lead Scoreboard Watertown High as it came from Manchester had 23 shots against ' f - l hungry coming in at 0 and 2. We fell after three minutes of play. That, behind for an 8-4 win over 32 for Watertown. Pat McNamara back a little bit and never got the however, didn’t last as I%il Villonls Manchester High in non-conference started in goal for Manchester and edge back.” and Sam Martina each netted a pair ice hockey action Mondtfy evening in was replai^ in the third period by Watertown. of goals for a 4-2 Watertown lead at The second-year coach was alw the turn. sophomore back-up Ian Blood. The loss was the first after three “ McNamara took a shot off his right annoyed by the penalty minutes ViUonis and Todd Gregory had Monday's College Basketball ResulU BA N TA M A wins for the Indian icemen while the knee in warm-up and I could see it Blue-Gray ly's „ — - victory was the first for the home compiled by his t^ in . Watertown goals in the middle session for At Montgomerv, Ala. 11:30 a.m. By Unitedh Press International Purdy Corp. fell by a W ) count to Swimming did hamper his movements a little Dec. 29 ToumamenU club after a pair of reversals. had 34 minutes and Manchester 31 Watertown, sandwiched around Dan Wethersfield last Sunday at the bit,” Horton said. • Liberty Bowl (Opiming round) Manchester’s next action is minutes in ' penalties. “ Thirty one Duff’s first goal of the season at the At Mempbis, Tenn. Cardinal Classic Bolton Ice Palace. Purdy netminder Hockey Football Louisiana 'Tech 02, James Madison 61 Wednesday evening against Glaston­ minutes is a. horrendous number,” 7.59 mark. Alabama (7-4) vs. Illinois (7-4), 8 p.m. Steve Cavallo had 31 saves. Chambers, Gustafson. Dan Dec. 30 Ball St. 86, Fairleigh Dickinson 80 bury High at the Hartford Arena in Horton commented, “ We can’t keep Dean Gustafson, with an un­ Blade Grass City Classic Senkow and ^fark Keith played w ell Gator Bowl an 8:40 start. on doing that. And we didn’t assisted goal, made it 6-4 with 6.42 At Jacksonville, Fla. Oklahoma St. 78, Michigan 70 (O T ) PEE W E E B 2 for the Silk Towners. West Virginia (9-2) vs. Florida State Toledo 82, Vermont S6 "W e came out like a house on fire canifaiize on our powerplay.” left but ViUonis and Tom Spag (8-3), 8 p .m .' W olf Pack Classic D.W. Fish Realty took one outing Dec 31 SW Louisiana 81, Cal-Irvlne 67 and fell twice in weekend action. It Swim Club NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE Hall of Fame Bowl Nevada-Rend 71, Gonzaga 67 NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE At Birmingham, Ala. East topped Ehifleld, 64, with losses to Manchester Rec Swim Team cap­ Wales Conference Vanderbilt (6 ^ ) vs. A ir Force (7-6), 2 American 61, Randolph-Macon 56 By United Press International Enfield by a 10-1 count and to tured a 343-257 decision over Patrick Division p.m. I^minlcan 60, SUN^^Purchase 54 College basketball roundup American Conference A Names in W L T P U G F GA Jersey City St. 80, Baruch 82 Wallingford by a 9-5 margin. Glastonbury Swim Team last Satur­ W L T Pet. PF PA Peach Bowl .NY IsUnders 18 13 136 114 Princeton 46, Colgate 36 Chris Mahoney had two goals and x-LA Raiders 867 192 156 At Atlanta day at Manchester High’s pool. Philadelphia 17 12 131 110 Iowa (7-4) vs. Tennessee (6-4-1), 3 p.m. St. Francis (N Y ) 50, Canisius 63 the news Washington IS 0 124 115 N Y JeU .714 190 115 iteuth John Mulligan, Doug Hutton, The Manchester seniors took a San Diego .714 210 154 Bluebonnet Bowl .N Y Rai gers 17 14 141 131 At Houston Alabama 86, Texas Southern 58 George Russo and Todd Lariviere 168-61 verdict while the Glastonbury PittsburL 9 18 100 140 Cincinnati .714 173 140 Alabama St. 77. No. Carolina A&T 70 ‘•■4 ^ j Miami .714 137 114 Arkansas (82-1) vs. Florida (62), 8 one apiece against Enfield B2. Sean juniors were on top by a 196-175 Big Ten means trouble N ew Jersey 7 22 7 21. 101 160 p.m. Alabama-Birmingham 66, St. Louis ^ .571 121 97 Adams Division Buffalo Auburn 115, Florida Int’l 77 Todd in goal had 26 saves. John An- count. Bobby Unser, PitUburgh 871 130 111 Jan. 1 Montreal 20 8 6 46 150 119 E. Tennessee 81. Radford 61 New England .5H 90 101 Fiesta Bowl drini had the lone goal in the loss to Triple winners for Manchester in­ NEW YORK (UPI) - Boston 19 9 6 44 138 104 At Tempe, Ariz. Geo. Mason 78, Brooklyn 40 Seattle .429 104 112 Buffalo IS 13 6 36 133 117 Oklahoma ($-3) vs. Arizona State (9-2), Rider 64, The CiUdel » (ot) Enfield Bl. Shane McCann scored cluded Meredith Benson, Leigh Giving family considerations Cleveland .429 99 131 Quebec 15 14 4 34 152 140 1:30 p.m. So. Florida 78, Penn St. ‘k) twice and Brian Hughes, Hutton and Kansas City 286 126 146 Kurland, Janet Malley, Mel Siebold, for Marquette to date priority over a desire to con-. Hartford ' to 18 4 24 110 ISO So. Alabama 101, Roosevelt 60 Cotton Bowl Denver 286 127 186 Mahoney once each versus Tracy O’Brien. Stephanie Pullman, Campbell Conference At Dallas St. Leo Kfi. Milwaukee 64 tinue auto racing professional­ Houston .143 96 190 Norris Division Southern Methodist (180-1) vs. Pitts­ Tulane 78, ( ^ r g i a St. 53 Wallingford. Todd had 16 saves. Brendon Gorman, Angela Ebreo and Baltimore .071 80 ISB ly, threetime Indianapolis 500 W L T PU. GF GA burgh (9-2), 1:36 p.m. Va. Tech 92. Appalachian St. 56 In the Top 20, No. 3 UCLA downed Classic. Louisiana Tech downed National Conference Rauls Ramans. By Fre(J Lief Chicago 22 5 154 106 Rose Bowl Wake Forest 80. Drexel 60 winner Bobby Unser an­ W L T Pet. PF PA Louisiana State 82-68, No. 6 Missouri James Madison 62-61 in the opener. Minnesota 19 8 -7 151 122 At Pasadena. Calif. Midwest PEE W E E B Next outing for the local entry is UPI Sports Writer nounced his retirement Mon­ x-Dallas .667 179 90 'St. Louis 12 20 3 122 136 Michigan (6-3) vs. UCLA (9-1-1), 6 p.m. Butler 49, So. III.-A w a rd s. 40 beat Tennessee-Martin 71-58, and At Reno, Nev., Dion Brown and x-Washington .667 136 118 Regal Men’s Shop topped South Saturday, Jan. 8, against Windsor at day. Detroit 7 18 8 97 138 Orange Bowl C^piUl 76. Earlham 66 The Big Ten means Big Trouble No. 7 Alabama crushed ’Texas Roy McGrew each scored 14 points Toronto 5 19 6 lOB 142 Atlanta .714 17D 126 Ce^rvllle 86, Franklin (Ind) 73 Windsor, 5-3, and w b ip p^ Somers, Windsor High at 1.30. Unser, 48, who recently an­ Green Bay .643 164 135 At M iam i Smythe Division Central St. 82. Spring Hill 69 8-1, in recent play. Jeff Allen and Manchester results. for Marquette. Southern 88-58. and undefeated Southwestern MinnesoU .571 142 129 Nebraska (11-1) vs. Louisiana State (8- nounced his intention to Edmonton 16 11 7 166 141 2-1). 8 p.m. , Detroit 66. Grand Valley 52 6 and under girls—25 free: 1. Benson 15.96,2. The Warriors, a traditional St. Louis .571 111 121 David Molin each had two goals and At Los Angeles, Kenny Fields Louisiana beat Cal-Irvine 81-67 in Vancouver 13 14 128 119 Sugar Bowl F erris St. Nrthm Mich. 66 (2oU) Kurland .16.89; 25 back. 1. Benson 19.59; 25 fly. return to driving in 1983, said N Y GiahU .429 117 112 Midwest power, have lost two the W olf Pack Classic. Nevada-Reno Winnipeg 14 15 133 137 At New Orleans lU -PU .-Ft Wayne 50. Huntington 67 Derrick Pasterick one in the win struck for 27 points as unbeaten Detroit .429 133 129 2. Kurland 21.71; 25 breast. 1. Kurland .22.53,2. the decision to retire was Angeles 13 15 114 129 Georgia (11-0) vs. Penn State (181), 8 Ind St.-Evans. 80. Manchester 82 games this season, both courtesy of stopped Gonzaga 71-67 in the night­ Tampa Bay .429 100 134 over South Windsor. Silvain Beau­ Benson .26.42. UCLA re c o v e r^ from an 8-point Calgary 11 19 141 154 p.m. Ind. (A n tral 60, Liberty Bapt. 54 prompted by thoughts of his .429 84 127 8 and under boys— 100 medley relay. 1. Sean the Big Ten. The first came in an 87- first-half deficit to win its seventh in cap. ’ (Top four in each division qualify for New Orleans Jan. 15 Kansas 86, A lto m St. 72 doin had four assists while Alex .286 143 149 fam ily and close friend.". Stanley Cup playoffs.) Philadelphia East-West Shrine Kansas St. 49, Arizona St. 46 Anderson, Sergio Squatrito, Craig Hart, An­ 66 blowout at Iowa. The next indigni­ a row. The Bruins opened the second In other games, freshmen guards San Francisco 286 163 172 Rodrigues and Pasterick w ere stan­ Monday's Result At Palo Alto, Calif., 3 p.m. M arietU 71. St. Vincent (P a ) 68 dreis Upeneiks 1.29.21; 25 free. 1. Upeneiks “ This is the hardest deci­ 286 84 122 douts on defense. Beaudoin had two ty came Monday night with h alf by o u tsco rin g L S U 17-4. Freddy Marshall and Jim Roder N .Y . R a n ^ rs 6, PitUburgh 3 Chic^o Hula Bowl MinnesoU 10^ Marquette 66 .16.12, 3. Hart 1.9.50; 25 back. 1. Anderson sion I ’ve ever made,” said .143 153 196 Minnesota storming to a l(X)-66 vic­ scored 16 points each to send Kansas ^esday’s Games L A lU m s Missouri 71, 'Tenn.-Martin 56 goals and Allen, Molin, Dave 2.1.65, 2. Holmes .23.32 ; 25 fly. 3. Souatriot Leonard Mitchell of the Tigers x-clinched playoff berth Unser, who made the an­ (A ll Times EST) Cincinnati 1014 10 0—34 Nebraska-Omaha S6, Midland S3 .25.22 ; 25 breast: 1. Upeneiks .25.33, 3. Hart tory. It was the Warriors’ worst scored 18 points with just 4 in the se­ State over Arizona State 49-46; Brad (Top eight teams in each conference Nebraska 93. Missouri Western 43 Yamarik, and Jim Burke one each nouncement with Pat Patrick, PitUburgh at Hartford, 7:36 p.m. San Diego 710 2310—60 .27.81. defeat since a 100-63 loss to Wichita N .Y . Islanders at Quebec, 7:36 p.m. qualify for playoffs.) Northwestern 64. Angelo St. 51 and Rob Clraco a pair in tbe Somers cond half. Sellers hit two free throws with 30 Cin—FG Breech 19 9-10 g irls -1 0 0 IM. 1. Kathy Zeidler 1.39.44,3. the President of Patrick St. Louis at Detroit, 7;36^.m. Saturday's Results SD—Chandler 66 pass from Muncie Northern Iowa KB, w m idji St. 64 State in 1964. seconds left to push Wisconsin past Miami 20, New York JeU 19 win. Goalie Derrick Taylor had 16 Erin Miller 1.46.01; 50 free. 2. Melissa Yam ott Racing, Inc. “ I . was really MinnesoU at Calgary, 9:35 p.m. (Benirschke kick) Purdue S6. Evansville 68 "‘You can’t feel sorry for At Columbia, Mo., Steve Northern Illinois 58-55; Winnipeg at Los Angeles, 1():36 p.m. Los Angeles Raiders 37, Los Angeles Cin—Anderson 12 run (Breech kick) SW Minnesota 71. St. Cloud St. 60 saves in the win over Somsers. .37.18; 100 free. 2. Yam ott 1.33.16, 50 back: 3. Rams 31 excited about driving for my Wednesday's Games Cin—Harris 62 interception return Rockford 81. Elmhurst 73 Elise Callahan .44.78 ; 50 fly. 2. Karen Harford yourself,” said Marquette coach Stipanovich scored 25 points as un­ Northwestern, off to its best start in Sunday's ResulU Regal’s goes to 13-4-1 with the Buffalo at‘N.Y. Rangers (Breech kick) Saginaw Valley 80, Tri-SUte 50 .49.92,3. M iller .56.39; 50 breast 1. Laura Sines beaten Missouri won its seventh good friends, team owner Pat St. Louis 10. Chicago 7 triumphs. Hank Raymonds, whose club is 4-2. 51 years, ran its record to 8-0 as Art PhiUdelphia at New Jersey SD -Brooks 17 run (Benirschke kick) Tenn. Tech 76, Youngstown St. 74 Patrick and team manager, Washington 15, New York Giants 14 .45.13. "W e ’ve played well so far this year straight. Missouri, troubled by zone ^ Toronto at Chicago Cin—Coltinsworth 6 pass from Anderson Wabash Valley 103, Blackburn 60 UPI photo Aaron scored 18 points in a 64-51 Cleveland 10. Pittsburgh 9 9-10 boys —200 medley relay. 1. Jason Jim McGee.” MinnesoU at Edmonton (Breech kick) Walsh 66. Adrian 62 but against two very good ballclubs, defenses, pulled away in the last decision over Angelo State; and Philadelphia 35, Houston 14 Chorches. Ed Fitzgerald, Erik Hart, Ben East SD—FG Benirschke 43 Wisconsin 56. Northern Illinois 56 American Hockey League Minnesota 34, Detroit 31 2:50.09 ; 50 free. 1. Hart .30.40, 2. Chorches we’ve been pretty ineffective.” four minutes. Gus Rudolph had 23 Kurt Clawson’s 23 points carried SD—Muncie 1 run (Benirschke kick) Southwest PITTSBURGH GOALIE MICHEL DION Northern Green Bay 20. Baltimore 20 (tie) PEE W EE A Randy Breuer, Minnesota’s 7-foot- points for Tennessee-Martin. SD—Safety. Anderson tackled in end Lamar 56. Rice 40 .33.91; 100IM. 3. Fitzgerald 1.31.04; 100 free. 1. . . . blocks puck fired by Rangers’ Dave Silk Purdue over Evansville 95-68. s W L T PU. GF GA Tampa Bay 24, Buffalo 23 So. Methodist 80, Southwestern 60 Ramans 1.16.42, 3. Kevin O'Donnell 1.25.98 ; 50 Wally English Fredericton 20 5 3 43 137 77 zone Multi Circuits applied the 3 center, scored 23 points and At Tuscaloosa, Ala., Bobby Lee Kansas City 37, Denver 16 SD—CJhandler 38 pass from Fouts Texas-El Paso 87, Regis Coll. 50 back. 1. Ramans .40.75, 2. Chorches .41.03; 50 Nova Scotia 17 10 5 39 156 125 Dallas 21, New Orleans 7 whitewash brush to North Haven, Hurt scored 25 points on 11-of-ll (Benirschke kick) West blocked 7 shots. There was a strong Alvis Rogers scored 22 points and NEW ORLEANS (UPI) - Maine 17 15 2 36 136 134 New En^and 16, Seattle 0 fly. 1. Fitzgerald .42.11. 3. E)ast :47.31; 50 shooting and grabbed 14 rebounds to Cin—FG Breech 27 Arizona 66. Northern Arizona 53 10-0, and deadlocked Wethersfield, breast. 1. Hart .39:28, 2. Ramans .46.70; 200 supporting cast with Marc Wilson Danny Young added 20 in Wake Wally English, who is leaving Adirondack 14 18 3 31 144 148 AtlanU n . San Francisco 7 SD—Brooks 48 run (Benirschke kick) Boise St. 84. Eastern Washington 75 Monday's Result 3-3, last weekend. free relay: 1. East, Fitzgerald, Chorches. Hart finishing with 16 points and Tommy help Alabama raise its record to 7-0. the pro ranks to become Sherbrooke 12 19 2 26 129 140 Cif>—Harris 17 pass from Anderson Idaho 87. Midwestern St. 58 Forest’s 89-60 thrashing of Drexel; San Diego SO. 'Cincinnati 34 2.15.59. Moncton 11 20 3 26 110 132 (Breech kick) Long Beach St. 96, New M exico 96 Steve Mezei, Bruce Skivington Davis and Jim Petersen adding 14 Harry Kelly had 20 points and 15 Sunday, Dec. 26 Trio of deflection Raymond Gause hit for 15 points and Tulane University’s football Southern SD—FG Benirschke 26 Loyola (C alif) 63. Colorado St. 61 11-12 girls -50 free. 2- Janet Malley .30.25, (All Times EST) and Doug Wilcox each had two goals each. Terrell Schlundt led rebounds for Texas Southern. coach, is optimistic about Herkbey 19 U 0 38 125 106 SD—Brooks 11 run (Benirschke kick) St. M ary's 67. Stanislaus St. 68 100 IM. 1. Malley 1.16.18; 100 free. 2. M alley Alabama-Birmingham dropped St. Baltimore 16 14 3 36 130 140 San Francisco at Kansas City. 1 p.m. A-61296 UCLA S , Louisiana St. 68 and Scott Sartor, Dan Arcenas, 1.05.72. 3. Kathleen Fitzgerald 1.19.50; 50 back. Marquette with 17 points and Glenn In tournament play in Toledo, Louis 66-47; freshman K erry Boagni building a successful program RoebesU r 15 13 4 34 130 134 Seattle at Cincinnati, 1 p.m. Brian Grillo and John Worden one 2. Medeline Bourcier .40.48. 3. Rohrvach Rivers, one of the nation’s top Ohio, Ken Epperson scored 20 points scored 19 points and Carl Henry and has set his sights on St. Catharins 15 16 2 32 136 149 Cleveland at Houston, 1 p.m. Springfield 13 17 3 29 129 140 Detroit at Tampa Bay. 1 p.m. each in the North Haven win. Greg 46.51; 50 fly. 2. Crynicki .42.22, 3. Grace guards, was held to 6. and Toledo rolled past Vermont 82- national prominence. First downs 22 34 Copyright 1962 by UPI Phillips .43.44; 50 breast: 2. Fitzgerald :41.01. goals for Rangers ’ added 17 as Kansas defeated Alcorn N ew Haven 12 15 3 27 101 112 Green Bay at AtlanU, 1 p.m. ‘ NEW YORK (UPI) - The United . Lamb, Dan West and Jeff Morin Rushes-yards 10-44 36—176 Minnesota, 5-1, bolted to a 45-32 55 in the opener of the BladO-Glass Binghamton 10 18 3 23 110 134 New England at PitUburgh, 1 p.m. 11-12 boys —200 medley relay: 1. Duncan State 8572; Lamar beat Rice 56-49 “ I think there’a a tremen­ Passing yards 397 486 Press International Board of Coaches Top Monday’s Result New York Giants at St. Louis. 1 p.m. played a strong defensive game, Campbell. Egils Ramans. David Bylciew, J.J. halftime lead, limiting Breuer to 6 City Classic. Oklahoma State, dous opportunity that exists Sacks ny-yards 3—19 3—15 20 college basketball ratings (first-place for its 59th straight home triumph; Maine 8, Sherbrooke 6 New York JeU at MinnesoU, 1 p.m. Return yard^ 186 130 votes and records in parenilinesleses): allowing North Haven only five Gorman 2.14.35; 50 free. 2. Gorman .29.41, 3. NEW YORK (UPI) - The New center took a pass from Dave points. But that changed in a hurry. behind 20 points by Leroy Combs, here for a football program to Tuesday's Game Philadelphia at Dallas, 4 p.m. freshmen John Smyth scored 13 Posses 48-56-1 28-41-2 1. Virginia I32) (8-0) Campbell .31.74; 100 IM. 3. Bylciew 1:22.35; N ova Scotia at St. Catharines Denver at Los Angeles Raiders, 4 p.m. shots on goalie Vinnie Sica. West. York Rangers got a little help from Maloney at the red line, skated “ The first half lead was so big, sent Michigan to its first loss with a be successful,” English said. 2. Kentucky (7) (7-0) 100 free. 1. Gorman 1.05.14; 50 back: 1. points as Princeton brushed Colgate . Washington at New Orleans. 4 p.m. Punts 3-45.3 1-41 an unexpected source Monday night Wednesday's Games 3. UCLA (1) (^0) Arcenas and Brian White scored in within 25 feet of Penguins' they probably figured they’d try to 78-70 overtim e decison. “ I think there is a great poten­ Baltimore at San Diego. 4 p.m. Fumbles-lost 1—0 2—1 Campbell .35.66, 3. Ramans .36.60 ; 50 fly: 3. 4536; Charlie Bradley’s 37 points Maine at Adirondack 4. Memphis St. (7^) the tie with Wethersfield. Sica had a trio of Penguins. (Dhicago at Los Angeles Rams, 4 p.m. Penalties-yards 7—22 9—79 Ramans .43.29. 50 breast. Bylciew .39.06. goaltender Michel Dion, and blasted stop some of the other guys and I At Muncie, Ind., Ray McCallum tial to be a nationally known New Haven at Baltimore Tim e of possession 29:17 30:43 5. Indiana (7-0) lifted South Florida over Penn State Monday. Dec. 27 13 stops. 13-14 girls -200 medley relay. L-dennifer Mark Pavelich. Mike Allison and in his 19th goal to put the Rangers had 22 points and Jon Mansbury 21 in Moncton at Fredericton 6. Missouri (&0) was getting open to the basket,” 78-70; and Perry Young had 21 football team. Buffalo at Miami, 9 p.m. liirrell. Karen Davis, Stacy Tomkl^f, Maryann Rob McClanahan were credited with ahead 4-2 with 40 seconds left in the Breuei said. “ We never expected to Ball State’s 85-80 victory over Individual Leaders 7. Alabama (54)) points as Virginia Tech routed Ap­ RUSHING — Cincinnati-Johnson 7*21; 8. St. John’s (94)) Troy 2.08.96 ; 50 free; 1. Troy .27.11, 3. Cathy P ilU b u rgti 111—'3 College Football Bowls S Q U IR T B goals during a 1:43 span of the first second period. beat them this bad.” Fairleigh Dickinson in the Ball State Anderson 2-16: Alexander l-(-l); Curtis l- 9. Iowa (6-1) T o ^ g .29.72 ; 200 IM. 1. Troy 2.24.09, 3. palachian State 92-56. NY Rangers 312-6 (All Times EST) period — the goals deflecting off Pete Falcone 8. San Diego-Muncie 1922; Fouts 12; 10. Tennessee (64)) Horst Engineering topped Stephanie Pullman 2.56.84; 100 free. 1. Davis "Maybe I have a tendency to work First period-1, New York, Pavelich 18 Dec. 11 (McClanahan. D ore), 2:56. 2. New York, Brooks 12106; Cappelletti 88. 11. Louisville (7-1) Wallingford, 2-1, and trimmed Wind­ 1.01.86, 2. Kim Johnson 1.10.27; 100 back. 1. Pittsburgh defensemen — and the a little harder when the game is ATLANTA (UPI) — The Independeftce Bowl 12. Georgetown (M> AlUson 5 (Silk. Don Maloney), 4:21. 3. At Shreveport, La. PASSING- — CincInnati'Anderson 4868 sor, 4-2, last weekend. Birrell 1.11.82. 3. Topping 1.23.05; 100 fly; 1. Rangers made the lead hold up for a 4181. San Diego-Fouts 25484382; Muncie 13. Syracuse (84)) closer." said Rogers, who has 28 Atlanta Braves, who have New York. McClanahan 11 (Hedberg, Wisconsin 14, Kansas SU te 3 Tomkiel 1.13.08, 2. Davis 1.14.08: 100 breast. 1. Bowling 1-1-662. 14. Arkansas (64)) Scott Wynot and Victor Hurtuk 6-3 triumph over the Penguins. been searching high and low PaveUch), 4:30. 4. PitUburgh. Carlyle 9 Dec. 17 points 113 goals) in his last 16 R E C E IV IN G — Cincinnati'Ross 821; 15. North Carolina St. (44)) Tomkiel- 1.19.51. 2. Birrell 1.21.75; 200 free (Sbedden. Malone). 15:01. Penalties- Holiday Bowl had the goals against Wallirtgford Their first three shots went off of Basketball menu tonight FRIENDSHIP- Rich Woodbury for a left-hand^ starter, Mon­ Alexander 1-7; Collinsworth 81S6; Griffin 16. Villanova (3-2) relay. 1. Birrell, Davis, Tomkiel. Troy 1.53.93. games. "It makes it more exciting Hannan. Pit, 9:27; BouUtU. Pit. 11:31; At San Diego, Calif. 7-40; Johnson 6-30; Curtis 2-35; Harris 8 17. Houston (6-2) with Ed Diaz scoring twice and Hur­ 13-14 boys. 200 medley relay. 1. Senan Gor­ our guys, ' said Pittsburgh coach Ed when the game is close and you 200-508, Butch McQuade 204-510, day signed free agent. Pete Ftorek, NYR, 14:48; BouUtte. Pit. 15:19; Ohio State 47, Brigtiam Young 17 34; Kreider 3-23; Holman 1-10. San Diego- 18. Nevada-Las Vegas (54)) St. Laurent, Pit. 16:54; Rogers, NYR. Dec. 18 tuk and Steve Blair one apiece ver­ man. Scott Jackson, Will Schiadone, Sandro Johnston "W e played good. We out­ Roundball play resumes tonight with two clubs getting into the 1982- Steve Kershaw 205, Tom Kershaw Falcone to a two-year con­ Winslow 8116; Chandler 18260; Fitzkee 19. San Diego St. (64)) always want to be the one to get the 16:54; Price. Pit, minor-major, miscon­ California Bowl Squatrito 2.25.42 ; 50 free. 2. Seibold .27.81, 200 2-29; Sievers 2-25; Brooks 1-12; Joiner 8 20. West Virginia (84)) sus Windsor. Chip Addabbo and played them and we come up with big goal." 83 campaign. 210-554, Joe Kehoe 201-576, John tract. duct. .18:30; Allison, NYR, minor-major, At Fresno. Calif. IM. 1. Seibold 2.34.97; 3. Schiadone 2.43.81; 100 43; Muncie 2-16. Mike Rodrigues played well defen­ nothing. We played a solid game and In the third period. Don Maloney Cheney Tech makes its debut under rookie Coach Aaron Silvia with Stratton 502, Dick Woodbury 511, The Braves earlier this 'misconduct, 18:90. Fresno SUte 29. Bowling Green 28 free. 1 Seibold 1.03.92,2. Mike Yam ott 1.05.92; Second period-6, PitUburgh. Graham 1 Tangerine Bowl sively. Kevin Millen was in goal for 100 back. 1. Jackson 1.14.66, 2. Souatrito we get beat 6-3, But 1 was pleased scored his 17th goal at 2:10 to make a home test against COC foe Vinal Tech while neighboring Bolton Dan Lajoie 535. Dave Correia 505, month tried to land free-agent (Hannan, Shedden), 11:29, C New York. inday s SMrl At (jrlando, Fla. 1.18.12, 3. Gorman 1:19.86; 100 Ry. 2. Jackson Rogers 19 (Dave Maloney), 19:20. By United Press International both wins. with the way we came back." it 5-2 before Pittsburgh’s Rick High gets into its ’82-83 slate against perennial conference power Rich Begley 524, Pat Thibodeau 192- left-hander Floyd Bannister, Auburn 33. Boston College 26 Baseball Peoaltlea-Laidlaw, NYR, 7:46; Dave 1.22.05; 100 breast. 1. Schiadone 1.15.21,2. Gor- Cromwell High at the Panthers’ gym. Dec. 26 Atlanta — Signed left-handed pitcher After the Rangers jumped to their Kehoe replied at 4:40. New York’s 468, Cyhde Lajoie 175, Sandy but the pitcher signed with the Maloney, N Y R , 9:40; Graham. Pit, 14:15; man 1.28.28; 200 free relay. 1. Gorman, Sun Bowl * Pete Falcone to a 2-year contract. -SQUIRT A 3-0 lead just 4:39 into the game, the Manchester High, o ff to a 2-0 start, hosts 1-1 Simsbury High in a Jackson, Schiadone. Souatrito 1.58.06. Kent-Erik Andersson closed out the Kershaw 194-472, Lee Bean 480, Chicago White Sox. The FoUu. NYR, 17:10. At El Paso, Texas Oakland — Acquired pitcher Jerome TTiird period—7. New York. Don Basketball Fogarty Bros, deadlocked Penguins fought back, aided by their CCIL affair at Clarke Arena while crosstown 0-1 East Catholic takes Braves were one of five teams Texas (9-2) vs. North Carolina (7-4), 3 King from Oakland to pcomplete the Open girls —50 free. 1. Pullman :23.46, 2. scoring with a breakaway goal with Shirley Pointer 471, Denise Kosecki Maloney 17 (Leinonen), 2:10. 8, PitU- p.m. Carney Lansford-Tony Armas five-pIayer Wethersfield, 3-3, after suffering a Tracy O'Brien ;30.47; 200 IM ; 1. Angela Ebreo power play to the road to engage 0-1 Bristol Eastern. to select negotiating rights to hurgh, ICriioe 15 (^ x ter), 4:40. 9. New 37 seconds left in the game. 453. ^ Aloha Bowl trade; waived pitcher Preston Hanna. 2:26.12, 3. Tina Gudmundsen 3.16.73; 100 free. Y oA. Andersson 3 (Leinonen, Laidlaw), 7-2 loss at the hands of Suffield. At 15:01. with Robbie Ftorek ser­ Pavelich opened the scoring at On the distaff side, 1-1 Manchester is at 0-1 Simsbury in a league Falcone in last month’s re­ At Honolulu Basketball 1. Ebreo 1.01.39, 3. Pullman 1.06.54; 100 back. 10:23. Pen alties-B axter, fMt, 1:50; Silk, Maryland (8-3) vs. Washington (9-2), 7 Andy Gagnon, Rod Gray and Sean ving an unsportsmanlike conduct 2:56 when his shot was stopped by clash. AARP- Lou Sulots 505, Norm entry draft of free agents. N Y R , 9:39; Shedden, Pit. 11:48. Atlanta -r Waived forward Sam 1. Ebreo 1:10 71, 3. O’ Brien 1:15.05; 100 fly. 2. p.m.- Pellom; activated forward Tom McMil- Malone had the goals in the tie while penalty. Randy Carlyle scored to Dion only to be carried in when Tap-offs are slated lor 7:45. Lasher 509, Ted Chamber 5/06, Earle O’Brien 1.14.97; 100 breast. 1. Fitzgerald len. Jeff Olender had both goals in the I 27.06. 3 Johnson 1.28.49. make it 3-1 In the second period, the Cleveland —! Waived center Paul Penguins’ defenseman Pat Price Everett 520. N A TIO N A L B A S K E TB A LL ASSOC. Open boys —50 free.,'1. Gorman .25.56; 100 Mokeski. loss to Suffield. Goalie Brendon Penguins narrowed the gap to 3-2 slid into the net with the puck under the strong defensive North Eastern Conference free. 1. Gorman .57.48, 100 back. 1. Gorman Carolina unit, second-best in Milwaukee — Waived guard Armond Wheeler had 26 saves, in the tie and when, with Dave Maloney off for him. Atlantic Division Hill. 1.08.57, 3. Matt Chinielecki 1.37.38; 100 Ry. 1. the nation, and the Texas W L Pet. GB Philadelphia — Waived rookie forward 21 more in the loss. Mark Lariviere .Mike Yamott 1.20.75; 100 breast. 1. roughing, Pat Graham scored his At 4:21. Allison took a pass from Philadelphia 20 5 .800 - offense, wUch compiled an Mitchell Anderson. played well defensively. S.O'Donnell 1:38.61, 3. Chmielecki 1.48.94. first goal of the season — a 45-footer Dave Silk and scored when his wrap­ Virginia holds onto top spot Boston 20 6 .760 Mi Washington — Placed guard Frank average of better than 400 Washington 13 11 342 6^ Johnson on the injured reserve; activated that went between the legs of around shot went off Pittsburgh New Jersey 13 12 .520 7 ■TV yards per contest. The Hoo- guard Kevin Porter. .MITE B New York 8 17 .320 12 Rangers' goaltender Steve Weeks. defenseman Paul Baxter and past College NEW YORK (UPI) - Alter a St. John’ s, 9-0, advanced tw o ple hunch is a Longhorn win. Central Division United Bank was on the short end " I think we got a little overcon­ Kentucky, 7-0, garnered seven Troy State — Named Chan Gailey Sports Dion. Just 18 seconds later, Milwaukee 17 9 .654 - successful trip abroad, the Universi­ first-place votes and 555 total points notches to eighth with 270 points, We see it Texas 25, North football coach. of two scores, 6-5 to Easthampton, fident," said Pavelich of the .McClanahan's pass in front of the Detroit 15 12 366 2V^ ty of Virginia has returned to the Carolina 17. Tulane — Named Wally English ''Calendar following two victories and the Wild­ Iowa, 51, fell three spots to No. 9 off Atlanta 12 12 .500 4 Mass., and 7-0 to Wallingford. Rangers' early lead. "W e slowed goalmouth deflected into the net off football coach. United States with a consolidated rONIGHT Indiana 9 16 .380 7Vt cats finished 32 points behind a loss to UCLA and Tennessee, 6-0, Saturday, Dec. 25 Football Mike Kelsey and Dave Mannehach the game down and let them back in. defenseman Ron Meighan’s skate 9 16 .380 TVk No. 1 ranking. 7:30 - NHL: Whal er§ Chicago Chicago — Waived kicker John Roveto; Virginia this week after pulling won twice during the week and ALOHA BOWL 3 21 .125 13 each had two goals and Mark Mid­ I think we gave up a little in the se­ for a 3-0 lead. Penguins, WTIC Cleveland signed kicker Bob Thomas. within 24 in the previous ratings. rounded out the Top 10. Western Conference ford one in the loss to tbe Bay cond period but we finally took over " I t ’s all very frustrating,” said at Honolulu Hockey Tuesday The Cavaliers, coming off a tour­ UCLA, 5-0, receiv^ the other first- 7:30 - NHL; Islanders vs. Nor* Midwest Division New Jersey — Recalled goaltender Staters. Mike Kelsey and in the third period. " W L Pet. GB BASKETBALL Carlyle. “ We feel we’re better than diques, Channel 9 WASHINGTON (9-2) Lindsay Middlebrook from Wichitacnita of (the nament victory in Japan over the place vote and 487 total points to re­ San Antonio 18 10 .643 — Mannehach played well. Scott McClanahan agreed. we’ve shown this year. A lot of peo­ Louisville, 7-1, remained 11th, Central Hockeyley League; returned goal-g Simsbury al Manchester, 8 weekend, slightly expanded their 7:30 • NHL: Blues vs. Red Wings, va. Kansas City 14 9 Vanek had 13 stops in the loss to “ We .scored three times on three ple are wondering what’s happening main No. 3 while Memphis State, 7- followed by Georgetown, 52, and tender Shawn MacKenzie to Wichita. East Catholic at Bristol Eastern, top rating over Kentucky today as USA Cable MARYLAND (8-3) Dallas 11 13 Wallingford. shots. That can have an adverse to us. But we just have to keep 0, posted 446 points and fifth-ranked No. 13 Syracuse, 8-0. Arkiuisas, 50, 1 Utah 11 16 7:45 the first five teams remained in 7:30 ■ NBA: Celtics vs. 76er^ Denver 10 IS 400 effect on you, " he said. " I t seems working. Tonight, we fell behind 3-0. Indiana, 7-0, received 413 points. is 14th, North Carolina State, 4-0, is This is an excellent meet­ Vinal Tech at Cheney Tech, 7:45 piace in balloting by U PI’s Board of Channel 4, WINF Houston 4 20 .167 12 ■MITE A too easy and then you let up a little. That’s sort of our track record. We No. 15, Villanova, 52, moved up two ing of two fine competitors. Pacific Division Bolton at Cromwell, 7:45 Coaches. Virginia received 32 first- Missouri, 6-0, m oved up two 8 • Basketball: North Carolin Seattle 19 6 .700 - Tri-City Plaza took on Southern We let them get back with their showed character in coming back spots to No. 16 and Houston, 52, fell The Washington Huskie Manchester at Simsbury (girls). place votes from the 40 members of places to sixth with 376 points and State vs. Louisville, ESPN Lo*s Angeles 19 .700 - Connecticut twice last weekend, power play. We took some penalties but it just wasn’t enough.’’ t^ee notches to 17th. Nevada-Las “ Rose Bowl Express” was Portland 15 11 377 4Vk 7:45 the Board participating and the Alabama, 5-0, advanced two spots to 9:30 • Basketball: Providence v FOOTBALL ECHO hockey taking both outings by 2-0 and 4-2 we could have avoided, but we knew The Penguins are now winless in Vegas, 5-0, is No. 18 followed by two derailed by stunning upsets Phoenix 14 11 .560 5 Cavaliers, 80, had 587 total points No. 7 with 275 points as Georgetown Brigham Youn g, Channel 12 at the han^ of Stanford and Golden State 11 IS .423 6>^ readings. Greg Tolman had both Wednesday we had to play harder later in the five games (0-4-1) and have just one undefeated newcomers. No. 19 San 4 21 .160 15 following victories over Houston plunged five places to No. 12 10:30-Pro Tennis: Over3S, USA FORECAST San Diego goals and Billy Pace 10 stops in the ICE HOCKEY gam e." victory in their last 11 games (1-7- Diego State, 59, and No. 20 West arch-rival Washington State. Monday’s Result B ANTAM B and Utah. following a 63-62 loss to American. Cable Utah 119, Kansas City U7 (O T ) shutout win with Brian Kellogg Manchester vs. Glastonbury at Enter Mike Rogers. The pesky 3). Virginia, 8-0. The Huskies boast an Reed Construction won one game Tuesday's Dames Hartford Arena, 8:40 excellent offense lead by QB (All Times EST) and dropped two in weekend play. It playing well. Tolman had a three- ^Steve Pelluer and oustand- Milwaukee at New York, 7:30 p.m. topped Avon, 5-1, after falling to goal hat trick and Sean Allard the Fermi vs. East Catholic at BIP. 8:30 Detroit at New Jersey, 7:36 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 25 'in g receivers Paul Skansi South Windsor by a 7-0 count and to other goal in the second win. Ken WRESTLING (50 receptions) and Anthony Boston at Philadelphia, 7:36ji.m . Wilkins replaces Danfley SU N BOW L Cleveland at Washington, 8:06 p.m. Windsor by a 6-2 reading. Herald had two assists. Chris East Catholic /Montville at Norwich Allen (42 catches). Phoenix at San Antonio. 8:30 p.m. Carl Skoog, Fred Brunoli, Paul Senseney was between the pipes for Free Academy, 6 at El Paso, Tex. And, when the opportunity Atlanta at Chicago, 8:36 p.m. Thompson, Doug Stoltenbe'rg and 15 stops in the second win. Terryville at Cheney Tech, 6 TEXAS (9-2) presents itself, the Huskies Dallas at San Diego. 10:30 p.m. Portland at Seattle, 10:30 p.m. Steve O’Neal each had a goal In the and paces Jazz over Kings can call on Chuck Nelson, ¥». Houston at Golden State, 10:36 p.m. win. Stoltenberg and Thompson MO CAROLINA (7-4) the most accurate field-goal Wednesday’s Games kicker In NCAA history. O iicago at Boston were standouts. Brunoli and Roger SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) - Jeff whether the Jazz star w ill be able to y j Indiana at Cleveland LeBlanc played well in' the loss to Nelson has booted 59 three- Denver at Kansas City “ B IT F T O ir - Wilkins replaced ailing Adrian play again this season. The Texas Longhorns pointers for Washington, Utah at Los Angeles South Windsor while Steve AKD Dantley and led the Utah Jazz to a He will have a cast on bis wrist for missed going to the Cotton including 25 in 1982. Egad! Gallacher and LeBlanc had goals B E A V T i F V L ! 119-117 overtime victory over Kan­ a week, and if after therapy Dantley Bowl as the SWC represent­ Tbe man really puts the KANSAS CITY (117) and Brunoli two assists in the. Wind­ sas City that left the Kings with is unable to resume, he w ill undergo ative by dropping a SO-17 “ foot” in football. Heh-heb! E . Johnson 1420 1811 39, Nealy 02 sor loss. Brian Oatway in the latter 10. Meriweather 81 02 0. Drew 7-17 83 • plenty of regrets, surgery in early January and be out decision to Southern Meth­ The Maryland offense, led 17, Loder 42 82 8. S. Johnson 811 32 13. tut had 32 saves. " I let a few guys rest and the Jazz for the season. odist in a contest that was by passer deluxe Boomer Woodson 815 12 13. Steppe 81 02 0. . retained the momentum,’’ Kings The Kings got comfortable at the much closer than the score Esiason, racked up 353 Thompson 84 1-1 7. R. Johnson 32 22 8. King 12 80 2. ToUls 48KB 3829 117. ' coach Cotton Fitzsimmons said opening of the fourth quarter with Indicates. points this season — for a U TAH (119) Monday night. "That was a mis­ an 82-73 lead. With 10 minutes left 32.1 polnts-per-game aver­ Wilkins 1321 811 36. Poquette 87 12 9. Then Fred Akers’ Texans Schayes 813 62 21. Green 812 87 18. take.” and the score at 91-79, Wilkins age, eight bMt in the nation. impressed a national TV Grifnth 818 12 21, u ton 82 52 5. Eaves He said he warned his team about scored five unanswered baskets to On tbe receiving end of 12 810 10. T oU ls 4126 3847 119. Spscfaf For Chrletmos audience as they closed Boomer’s bombs are classy Kansas City 23 26 3326 9-117 feeling overconfident with the bring the score to 91-89. their season with a decisive tight end John Tice and wide U U h 2931223611-119 and Naw Yaara Waakanda NBA’s leading scorer on the The Jazz first .tied the score with Three-point g o a l»-E . Johnson. Griffith 3S-7 victory over favored receiver Russell Davis. On sidelines. 1:59 left at 105105 and were tied at 2. Fouled oui—Nealy, S. Johnson. FRIDAY to MONDAY: conference rival Arkansas tbe ground, tbe Terps can Poquette. Tout Foula-Kansas City 37. “ I told our guys before the game 106 at the buzzer. (Bluebonnet Bowl). call on speedster Willie Utan 22. Rebounda-Kanaas City 54 (E. 2 tipM *8.00 that when a team has somebody out, Wiikins dominated overtime play For the North Carolina Joyner. And can be go! Johnson 14), Utah 46 (Schayes 14). Assists-Ksttsss Qty S3 (Drew U), UUh 4 t M M *1 0 .1 IT WORKSI Anyoos votio can tan in ths lun will tan with tha that someone w ill step in, and and Danny Schayes tossed in the Tar Heels, 1M2 has been a in what should be the best 26 (Green 10). Technical—Wilkins. A— Wolff SWtam quickly, laftly and comfortably. Wa Invita you tonight it was Wilkins,” said Fitz­ winning point from the free-throw dlsMpolnting year. of the early bowl engage­ 7/m. Enjoy Mm latMt hit to aoma in and akparianoa our Europaan lun tyttam. simmons. line with 11 seconds remaining. Tbe Tar Heels open with a ments, we lee a Washington moviM on VH8 vMoo NowAvathbtaAt Wilkins scored 10 unanswered Adding 21 points each to the Jazz’s beartbreaUiu 7 4 loss to trlumj^, 83-23. Har-mmph! N B A Scoring L ea d en coosottoa. VCR Plb^Cotton Bowl). They fol­ By U n lM InUrnational points to cut a 12-point gap in the scoring were Schayes and Ricky fa ft pUavf machlnaa for rantal. (DOURT JSE ONE fourth quarter, then contributed six Green, who led in rebounding and HaraM photo by TtrquMo lowed with five straight A Merry Christmas to one Dantley, UUh i 2&210 «7630.7 victories, but then did an English, Den S 301136 730202 Roeiqr III Annia 21 W«wrvltl. Hd. I AVON.CT 677«073 of 11 points in overtime. He finished assists, respectively. Schayes bad 14 and all. And watch for my B26 HopmMdow Rd. SIMSBURY, CT 661-3701 about-face, dropping three, Gervln, S.A. 28 2M219 9072M with 35 points, exceeded only by the boards. forecast of the New Year’s Tbeus, Chi. 25 364137 87737.1 Poltargalat Beal Little Whoreheuae 47 Hwtfoid Tpk.. MANCHESTER/VERNON, CT 6494)607 of their next four to Atlan* weekend bowl games. Some Kings’ Eddie Johnson with 39. Nearing the end Bird, Boo. X XBIM 07318 “ I ’m extrem ely proud of the team tic Coast foes Maryland, of my prediriions will Issel, Den. S 2U14I i o a j A un/qm gift Mml Dantley is sidelined for at least a Cummings. S.D. 90 lO tt 4B8.1 because I think we got down and CiensKW and Duke. amaieyou. Har-mmph! THE MOVIE STORE week with a tom ligament in his Manchester's Rick LsFlamme (nearer the camera) has slight Saturday at Manchester Invitational Tournaaiant LaFlamma, a Malme, Rill. S 10178 57482 GIVE A TAN FOR CHRISTMAS everybody counted us out ” said It’s a stmggto between F m . Clev. 8 171 100 4U 82 707 Main i t Manchaatar 646-1411 . right wrist, and doctors are unsure Jazz coach Frank Layden. advantage on Rockville's Bud Campise In their 88-pound clash sophomore, took silver medal In weight dassHloatlon. Thomas. Det 27 333191 908.1 /______T MANCHESTER HERALD. Tues., Dec. 21. 1982 - 19 18 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Tues., Dec. 21, 1982

MWERnSING um nsm DEIUHM Classified 643'2711 MTES Minimum Charge LOOK FOR THE CTARS NOTICES EMPLOYMENT 23— Homes Ipr Sale 35— Healing>Ptumbing 46— Sporting Goods 56—Misc. for Rent $2.25 for one day . 12:00 nooo the day 24— Lois-Land for Sale 36— Flooring 47— Garden Products 37— Moving>Truclong>Storage46—Antiques 1— Lost and Found 13— Help .Wanted 25— Investment Property Look for the Classified Ads with stars; stars help get you better results. before publication. 38— Services Wanted 49—Wanted to Buy 2— Personals 14— Business Opportunities 26— Business Property AUTOMOTIVE PER WORD Deadline lor Saturday is 3— - Announcements 15— Siluaiiort Wanted 27— Resort Property I 4 — Christmas Trees 28— Real Estate Wanted 6 t —Autos for Sale 1 DAY...... 15Contracling 44— Musical Instruments 56— Resort Property tor Rent 67— Autos tor Rent'Lease happy a ds $3 00 PER INCH tO—Insurance REAL ESTATE 34— Roofing-Siding 45— Boats & Accessories 57— Wanted to Rent ^ Telephone 643-2711, AAonday-Fridoy 8:30 o.m. to 5:00 p.m.

Home* For Solo 23 Services Offered 31 Building Contracting 33 Houaahold Qooda 40 Fraa ClaaaHlad Ada From ClaaaHlad Ada Apartmanta lor Rant 03 AuloaFor Sala 01 NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION MOTHER OF TWO will FARRAND FOR SALE - Refrigerator, CHRISTMAS TREE, six foot, artificial scotch pine, AND MANCHESTER, CT. care for all ages - Ideal - REMODEUNG - CabineU, older Gibson, excellent COAT, WOOL. Five yards MANCHESTER - One, NOTICE TO CREDITORS Fenced yard, play space, Roofing, Gutters, Room working condition, fair $15.00. 649-7549. THE MANCHESTER PARKADE For Un tnriy prostifim'i^flr bittersweet orange wool tvzo, three bedroom and iBanrhpHtrr .good rates. 646-24W. Additions, Decks, all types cosmetically, double door BANK DARDEN T Exqul9lf Cwtfom fabric still in manufac­ townhouse apartments of Remodeling and S/S, $125.00. Telephone 643- WESTINGHOUSE Sewing available immediately. REPOSSESSIONS APARTMENTS, INC. £x«ci#tfv« machine with cabinet, very turer’s wrapping, 650.00. Notice is hereby given pursuant RESPONSIBLE MOTHER Repairs. FREE 8557. Call 644-8270 evenings. 6375, 6415, 6475. Security FOR SALE SPREAMNG C onfm ponry of two will babysit in tny Estimates. Fully insured. good condition, $55.00. Call to Section 53-379 of the General required. Heat and hot 1980 Dodge Colt - 2 Statutes of the State of Connecticut M anchester home. Any Telephone 643-6017. Articlea for Bald 41 Before 10 a.m. or after 6:30 'Your Community Newspaper' $250,000. CHILDS TABLED and water included. CaU Ren­ dr., H/B $3800. that The Manchester Parkade age. 643-9571, p.m., 649-9429. tal Office, 875-4474. 10 Rooms. 3,800 S/F. Fully chairs, (2) set; for- 1979 Ford Courier Garden Apartments. Inc., a A/C & Carpeted. 5 Bed ROBERT E. JARVIS mica/chrome, very good Connecticut corporation having its rooms. 3'/t Baths, Lighted SNOW PLOWING - Building and Remodeling 1960 FORD FALCON 2>A ROOMS - Heat, hot Pick-up, 4 cyl., $3600. principal place of business in ★ Sedan, RF fender, one condition, 620. Telephone Tennis Court. Deluxe Features drii^eways and parking Specialist. Interior and 649-0387 after 7 pm. water, appliances. SMuri- The above can be seen Manchester, Connecticut, has been Help Wanted 13 Condomlnluma 22 in Every Room. lots. Calf alter 6 pm, 649- exterior renovating, ALUMINUM SHEETS ding, exc. $25.00 or offer. ty. References. CaU after 6 atSM913Meln8t. dissolved by resolution adopted by Imaginative Financing for used as printing plates. .007 its board of directors and THE PLEASE READ High Incomed Purchaser. 0539. residential and commer­ Phone 647-1567 after 6 p.m., 6464911. MANCHESTER - Two thick, 23x28$^’^. 50c each, p.m., keep trying. VW BEE’TLE Snow tires, shareholders, effective as of the YOUR AD cial, additions, garages, one pair 5.60x15, Goodyear 30th day of November, 1962. A cer­ bedroom condo for rent. A- 646-2830, MR. NORMAN Painting-Papering 32 roofing and siding, or 5 for $2.00. Phone 643- AUDI, IDOLS, 1974. Needs suburbanite, 660.00 for the MANCHESTER - ^'irst work, transmission shot, tificate of dissolution has been C. $575 with heat. 273-2013, kitchens, bathrooms, 2711. They MUST be picked BELT MASSAGER, two floor, one bedroom, Service up before 11:00 a.m. only. belts plus extra belt, multi pair. Ehccellent condition. but no rust, exceUent In­ filed with the Secretary of State as Classified ads are taken 659-3008. INTERIOR PAINTING, replacement windows and Call 649-9838. appliances, carpeting, required by law. over the phone as a con­ over ten years experience, doors. 643-6712. speed timer, excellent con­ terior, good tires, AM-FM All creditors of s. d corporation, Technicians exceUent location, 6355.00 radio. 6700 or best offer. venience. The Herald is □ BUSINESS low rates and senior citizen FUR JACKET, size 11; dition. $60.00. 646-5939. per month, utilities not in­ if any. are hereby warned to pre­ WDRD... □ REAL ESTATE two ladies coats, size 14. ur pi CaU 643-2711 (days) ask for sent their claims to Allan D. responsible lor only one Experienced ser­ and SERVICES discount. 643-9980. JAY REMODEUNG & mas tree with all trim­ cluded, available January BUILDING CO. - Kitchens, Brown formica kitchen set. BOYS BICYCLE, 24’’ Paul, or 745-4565 (evenings Thomas, Attorney. One Heritage incorrect insertion and mings, 640 or best offer. 1st. MANCHESTER - New and weekends). Place. Suite 208. Manchester, vice technicians Homes For Sale 23 •••••••••••a INTERIOR-EXTERIOR Baths, Rec Rooms, Call after 3 p.m., 643-5069. Mark IV, good condition, Jwo bedroom townhouse, then only to the size of single speed, in-between CaU 646-2507. , Connecticut 06040 on or before only to service all ••••••••a Service! Offered 31 PAINTING - Wallpapering Ceilings, Vanities, Counter fully appUanced kitchen, April 14. 1983, or thereafter be the original insertion. •••••••••••••••••••••••• and Drywall Installation. QUASAR 21” TV - Floor age bike, $11.00. Good for FORD. 1972 Galaxv. NEW 2-FAMILY - Two Tops, Decks & Porch TWO Beautiful live Christ­ carpeting, private deck, Mechanically good. 649- barred as provided by statute. Errors which do not phases of air- bedroom townhouses, REWEAVING BURN Quality professional work. Enclosures. Licensed. In­ model. Zenith floor model middle school age. 649- basement with washer and Dated at Manchester. Connec­ lessen the value of the record player. Call after 5 mas trees, 7 and 9 feet tall. 3130. conditioning^ heat­ country kitchen with HOLES. Zippers, um­ Reasonable prices. Free sured. Free Estimates. 0832. 612./6I5. We’ll cut them for dryer connections, im- ticut. this 6th day of December. advertisement will not brellas repair^. Window Estimates! Fully insured. p.m., 649-6496. 1982. appliances, carpet and Call 649-1488. you. CaU 643-1307. mMiate occupancy, 6495.00 PON’HAC LeMANS, 1970. be corrected by an ad­ ing and refriger- vinyl floors, double glazed shades, Venetian .blinds. G.L. McHugh, 643-9321. SIX FOOT Artificial scotch per month, utilities not in­ THE MANCHESTER PARKADE THREE PIECE Living ExceUent mechanical con­ GARDEN APARTMENTS. INC. ditional insertion. ation. Must be windows, aluminum storm Keys. TV FOR RENT. TIMOTHY J. Connelly - pine Christmas tree with BOYS FIGURE ice skates, cluded. Peterman Agency, INTERIOR AND Room set - Good condition. stand, very good condition. dition, 6300. 649-3515 after By licensed. Generous windows and doors, full Marlow's. 867 Main Street. Total building and im­ exceUent condition, firm 649-9404 or 647-0080. Allan D. Thomas basement with washer and 649-5221. EXTERIOR Painting, provement services in­ Comfortable. $400. Call Asking $16.00. Call 643- 6pm. 649-6202. 610.00. CaU after 4 pm. 649- Its Attorney company benefits. dryer connections, gas paper hanging, cardent^ cluding but not limited to 7252. 8835 size four or flv6. NEWLY RENOVATED - 014-12 BRICK, BLOCK, STONE - work. Fully insured. J.P. 1979 FORD LTD, Landeau, Call for 'fired, hot water baseboard kitchens, bathrooms, ad­ Six room duplex. tVk baths, four door, small V8, ^ \ t heating system. $98,500.00. Concrete. Chimney Lewis and Son, 649-9658. ditions, garages, roofing PRACTICALLY NEW Let SNOW TIRES with wheels, gas heat & not water. 6525 INVITATIOIN TO BID out mink dyed muskrat PAIR OF FORD 15” automatic, power steering, appointment Summitt Village Con­ Repairs. "No Job Too and siding, door and win­ 6.40-6.50 - 15 general tires, wheels with 2% inch center plus security. 646-3253. Sealed bids will be received in the PAINTING & PAPER coat, worn three times. nylon, tubeless. $30.00-pair. power brakes, air-, 871-1111 dominiums. New two Small." Call 644-8356. dow replacement, hole, 616.00 for pair. CaU conditioning, AM-FM Office of the Director of General iK'audirstrr bedroom townhouses $46,- Hanging Ceilings remodeling, renovations Call for appointment. 649- 643-7420. LARGE THREE ROOMS, Services. 41 Center Street. 7471. 643-4307. stereo, cruise control, 900.00. Peterman Realty. C & M Tree Service, Free repaired. References. Ful­ and new construction. 646- stove, refrigerator. Near vinyl roof. Mint condition. .Manchester. Connecticut, until 649-9404'647-0080. estimates. Discount senior ly insured. Quality work! 1379. THREE PIECE SUIT, center. 6295 monthly, 675. .January 7. 1983 at 11:00 a.rn. for Hrrali) LICENSED NURSE - TWO GR78-15 snow tires Best offer, must sell. 643- the foliowlng: citizens. Company Martin Mattsson, evenings • • • • • ••••••••••••••••••• GOVERNMENT grray plaid, 44 long, worn mounted on (Yirysler rims, utilities. Security. Come out of retirement for 649-4431. SURPLUS CARS & Oil'iree times, $95.00. Call 9708 or 647-1908. GRAVELY COMMERCIAL MANCHESTER - 6-6 Manchester owned and Rooting 34 Very |good tread, new 6130. Available January. 649- CONVERTIBLE TRACTOR this one. No stress, no fuss, Duplex. Business zone. operated. CaU 646-1327. TRUCKS- Listed for $2064, 649-1383. no bother. Call 649-2358. sold lor $51.00. More now 6 . or best offer. 643- 1971 VW- ExceUent running .\UT EQUIPMENT - Aluminum siding. INTERIOR-EXTERIOR BIDWELL HOME Im­ 6237. MANCHESTER HIGH SCHOOL painting, also ceilings available. 203-775-7189, DRUM SET, beginners condition! 6500 or best Assumable mortgage. $80,- LIGHT TRUCKING - Fen­ provement Company - ANDOVER - Three rooms offer. Can be seen at: 75 ATHLETIC SHIRTS PART TIME POSITIONS 900. The Hayes Corp., 646- cing. Attics, cellars, gar­ painted and repaired. Good Roofing, siding, Ext.-412. three piece, like new, lus bath in new elderly The Town of Manchester is an available. Bartender, ONE PAIR wooden saw Pine Street, Manchester. □ NOTICES 0131. ages cleaned. All types references. 875-8045. alterations, additions. 64^ $98.00. Stand seat, and horses, 615.00. Telephone Eousing facility. 6245 equal opportunity employer, and Telephone Solicitors. App­ OLDER COMMERCIAL cymbal included. Call 643- monthly plus heat and requires an affirmative action trash, brush removed. 6495. 649-2433. Trucks for Sala 62 ly in person: Holiday MANCHESTER - Lawyers Picket, Split Rail, Stake •••••••••••••••••••••••• type bumper pool table, 6182 between 5 and 8 p.m. utilities. Write Hop River [KJlicy for all of its Contractors and Lost end Found 1 Lanes. Spencer Street. UMISC. FOR SALE ' used to be coin operated, Vendors as a condition of doing and Doctors! Only once in Fences Installed. 528-0670. Building Contracting 33 SLEDS: Flexible Flyers, Homes, Riverside Drive, business with the Town, as per oak trim. $50.00 or best CHILDS Mickey Mouse Andover, CTT. 1968 FORD ‘A Ton pickup, FOUND - SET OF KEYS a blue moon does an invest­ practically new. One 5 and very good condition, many Kederal Order 11246. ment opportunity come DESIGN KITCHENS - LEON CIESZYNSKl Houaahold Qooda 40 offer. . Old -pine * painted table and chair set. Like Bid Korins, plans and at Lincoln Center. Can be , $125 firm. new. excellent Christmas one 6’. 615.00 and 620.00 new parts, needs minor along like this one. A large cabinets, vanities, counter BUILDER. New homes,. ••••••••••••<••••••••••• *^^^ **^^ each. CaU 849-7303 THREE ROOM work. 6600 or best offer. H|iecificatlons are available at the picked up at the tops, kitchen cabinet additions, remodeling, rec USED 649-7069. gift. $12.50. Call 646-0441 APARTMENT FOR 1 ieneral Services Office, 41 Center Manchester Herald Office BABYSITTER in my two story frame house Tom, 674-9413 days; located in a B2 zone near fronts, custom rooms, garages, kitchens REFRIGERATORS, after 5 p.m. Doga-BIrda-Pata 43 RENT-Available January 1 Street. .Manchester. Connecticut. In today’s world of between 8:30 and 5 p.m. Cooper Street home 2 or 3 21” MAGNOVOX COLOR evenings 646-6727. TOWN OF MANCHESTER. nights a week. Telephone new Court House. Could be woodworking, colonial remodelM, ceilings, bath WASHERS. RANGES - ••••••••••••••••••••••** st. CaU after 5:00 pm., 6 ^ .Monday - Friday. . tile, dormers, roofing. CONSOLE- Excellent con­ TEN GALLON Glass ger- CONNECTICUT 646-5849. perfect for your new office. reproductions in wood. Clean, Guaranteed. Parts AUSTRALIAN Red 8429. 1971 FORD TRUCK - good ROBERT B. WEIS ). GENERAL sophisticated com­ J.P. Lewis, 649-9658. Residential or commer­ dition. $100. Quasar VCR. bal tank cage equipped, LOST: Grey striped angora .Needs work. Priced right - & Service. Low prices! Parrot, very friendly, running condition. Four MANAGER $54,900. Strano Real cial. 649-4291. B.D. Pearl & Son, 649 Main Excellent condition. $75. $15.00. Telephone 649-6486. MANCHESTER ■ ’Two year coon cat, Linwood Drive. BABYSITTER wanted at 646-8042. tallu, whistles. Green, red, speed transmission. CaU 031-12 munications, it is fitness center between the Estate. 646-2000.______SHOWER DOORS AND Street. 643-2171. yellow in color. Bou^^t at old duplex. Wall to wall Keeney Street area. Call ELECTRICAL SERVICES A STEAL - womans 26” carpeting, with appliances. 647-8341. hours of 9 and 12:30. TUB ENCLOSURES Lesters 6600 - wlU sell 6450 Legal Notice hard to imagine a 649-3847. Give your budget a break expertly installed by Gary - We do all types of Elec­ Looking for a car? Don’t One of the best ways to single speed bicycle, prep­ or best offer, inhTddlng' Available Immediately. Anyone interested in this ... shop the Classified FORD VAN - 1971. Good The following unredeemed position, please call 647- A. Kendall - The Shower trical Work! Licensed. Call miss the many offerings to find a barg^n-is to shop the py pink, good condition, cage. 6434734 or 8724667. 6450 plus utilities. One condition, new tires. Low FOUND-Set of 2 very small columns for bargain buys! Door Man. 872-6000. after 5:00 p.m., 646-I5I6. today’s Classified columns. Classitied ads every day. only $8.00. Phone 649-0832. months deposit. 646-6811 or pledges will be sold on 12/22/82 ac­ time when the town keys. Owner may pick 9907 - ask for Wendy. 277-0755. mileage. 742-7241. cording to law. No. 282 due 10/5/82: them up at 80 Church, and AnHquaa 40 No. 329 due 12/17/82, No. 330 due crier was the only pay for this ad. INSPEC’TOR - to $M,000. G.M.C. PICK-UP, four 12/17/82; No. 333 due 6/18/82; No. Fee paid.pai Immediate ANTIQUES AND FIVE ROOMS - two speed, insulated cap, runs 319 due 6/8/82. Woodside Co.. 807 opening exists with Hart­ COLLECTIBLES - Will bedrooms in two family. good, covered wagon Hartford Road. Manchester. available source of □ EMPLOYMENT ford area air-craft job purchase outright or sell on Appliances, washer/dryer truck, camper, flat bed, 16 shop. Must have air-craft commission. House lot or hook-up, basement, yard ft. trailer plank, four FO R SPARKLING news for townspeople. and garage. No pets. Kent WOODWORK, TILE, Help Wanted experience in process and single piece, Telephone wheel. 643-2371.^ 13 final inspection. 644-8962. 6425 plus security and GLASS AND PAINTED Employed by the town, utilities. References Motoreyelaa-BIcrclaa 04 SURFACES, add three LATHE OPERATOR - 45 Guaranteed 50 hour week, required. 849-0717. hour week. Minimum 3-5 paid benefits growing com­ Wanted to Buy 40 • ••••.•••••••••••••••••a* tablespoons of washing the lonely town crier was pany. Call now! Henry •••••••••••••••••••••••* YAMAHA I960 - 650 soda to a quart of warm years experience. Set up Homaa lor Rant 54 Special. ExceUent condi­ and operate from Costin, Positions. Inc., 413- OLDER SINGLE or multi water and wash. No rinsing responsible for spreading 781-3412 or evenings 413-737- family unit for cash. Han­ tion, must sell. 61>200 or required...... blueprint. Full benefits. 7821. Gifts that make it a great Christmas! FOUR BEDROOM CAPE, best offer. 649-4051. EEO employer. Apply in dyman special OK. CaU only blocks from all the word to the citizenry. person Triumph Manufac­ TELEVISIONS JEWELERS TYPEWRITEF Strano Real Estate, 646- schools.Treed lot. Mlakean Heirloom PART TIME - Students HARDWARE FLORISTS 2000. turing, 750 Tolland Street, preferred.’ Apply after ENGLAND ’TRUE VALUE Available immediately. East Hartford, Monday - SHOP PEARLS - 649 Main J & J JEWELERS - 785 YALE TYPEWRITER GREENS & THINGS - 29f 6600 monthly plus utilities. Holf-Size Charmer 11am Tuesday or Thursday, Street, Downtown Main Street, Manchester. HARDWARE - Route 44-A, West Middle ’Turnpike ■ Friday 8 am - 4 pm. Gentle Touch Car Wasn, SERVICE - 'Typewriters Bolton. 649-5201. KERO- 643-5266 or 64M962. Manchester. 643-2171. Most "Quality Merchandise at Rebuilt, Portable Fresh, dried and silk RENTALS HALF DAY - Nice Day - 344 Broad Street, Brands Available: G E, Old Fashioned Prices.” SUN SALES AND Service, arrangements for all oc­ OlHeaa-Sturaa Manchester. 14K Chains-Bracelets- Typewriters, FYom $35.00. Kerosene, Skil power tools, Evenings. If you can spare Zenith, Sony, RCA. Sales and Service. casions. Full service Rooma lor Rant 52 lo r Rant 00 lust four hours a day and Diamond Earrings- Stanley hand tools, plum­ florist. COME SEE OUR Pendants and Cultured Typewriter and Adding bing and electrical nave a pleasant telephone EARN EXTRA MONET ANTIQUES Machines. 41 Purnell NEW STORE! 643-I6.35 MANCHESTER - Nice NEWLY RENOVATED voice, why not learn how Pearls. Keepsake Your supmies. Tru-Test paint FOR CHRISTMAS - Christmas Diamond Place, Manchester. 649- a n a paint sundries, room with kitchen 310 square feet office you can earn $80 - $150 LACE, LINENS, LOVELY 4986. PENTLAND FLORIST • privileges. Gentleman avallallanle. Main Street The only form of com­ weekly. Perfect for Sell Avon. Earn good $$$, set THINGS! Furniture, Source. wallpaper and housewares. Visit Us For All Your your own hours. preferr^. 650.00 weekly, location with ample students, housewives, frames, fabulous things! A COUNTRY Holiday Needs. See Our I SMurity. 'Telephone 0&- parking. CYiH 649-2891. munication which is still moonlighters, and others. R ED GOOSE FAIIM DIAMOND SHOWCASE Is ANTIQUES COINS Choice Selection, 24 Birch Call 023-0401 ANTIQUES, Coventry. CHRISTMAS Street - 643-6247. “Pleasing 1878. Call Mr. Kurowski between or 278-2041 the place to shop for that A STAMPS as personal as hearing the 5-9 p m. at 643-2711. Saturday and Sunday, 10^. special man in your life. COUNTRY CHRISTMAS You Is Our Pleasure”. CENTRAL LOCATION, 742-9137. Select from Gents diamond H as arrived at the THE MOST COMPLETE kitchen privileges, parking □ AUTOMOTIVE rings, stone rings or CRAFTSMEN’S Coin and Stamp Store in CHRISTMAS PLANTS, available. Security and town crier in the streets is CELEBRITY CIPHER watches for a Christmas the Area - Alro Buying CENTERPIECES, HoUday C«l«bifty Cipn«r cryplogroms are created from quotations by famous people, past JERI’S ANTIQUES AND ^Sta^fe^e^glass written references end present Each letter in the clp tw stands for another. Today 's ckte. UoquBlB F U COUNTRY FURNITURE. gift he’ll long remember. Gold and Silver. SU-DEB Rose Special and Christ­ required. For application 4iitoa For Bala 01 the Classified section of the We’re located in Tessier’s DIAMOND ^OWCASE - chandeliers, copperware, COIN COMPANY, 747 mas Parties. KRAUSE can 643-2693. Nursery, 40 West Street, Manchester Parkade. country baskets, stenciled Main Street, Manchester. FLORIST, 621 Hartford 1979 FORD GRANADA - 6 daily newspaper. This is EU E Z S R PMNZVXB XEUB GV cheese boxes, pottery, 649-2253. Bolton. Open Weekends. UNIQUE Road. 643-9559. SHARE A KITCHEN & cyl., automatic, air- 649-5991. theorems, wool geese, etc., BATH with one other conditioning, 27,000 miles. where private individuals XEIB VIBF SASEQ. E RVQ'G GZEQY "GIFT SHOP etc., etc. 58 Cooper Street, VANITY CAR PARK HILL JOYCE gentleman. Own bedroom. Superb car! Many extras! RENTAL CENTER Call for details. 643-1878. DISCOVER MOSTLY Mon-Sat. 10-6, Thurs. Till 9, PLATES \ FLOWER SHOP - Fancy ______64495. 644-2942. communicate with other E’R ZSIB GZB HGFBQAGZ.” — TAYLOR RENTAL BRASS! Unique Sun. 1^5. fruit baskets. Boxwood CENTER - 155 Centt. ENGRAVED - RAISED Trees - All Your Christmas ■ GENTLEMAN - Central, jgyg CHEVETTE, four Street, Manchester. 643- GIFTWARE AND HOME LETTERS. r private pleasant room. g„eed, 62500. Excellent individuals in buying and UXEW NEXHVQ decor of solid brass plus Decorating Needs! 36 Oak 2496. REN’TS: Glassware, ORGANIZA-nON Street - 6&0rai. - Telephone, shower, condition. Telephone 646- PREVIOUS SOLUTION: “I’m really nervous about going to the China, Silverware, Linens, wicker and crafts^ Per-, VIDEO GAMES Emblems. Business Cards. . parking. 649-^1. i23g. selling situations, in hiring ,sonaI service and sensible Name FYns. Button Making hairdresser. If I knew how to cut hair, I'd probably do it All Your Special Needs For □rices. 210 Pine Street, A RECORDERS myself ■ — Goldie Hawn Holiday Entertaining. Machines/Supplies. CENTERPIECES, FRUIT ' NICE ROOM - Parking, 1969 MUSTANG - 3 speed. employees or finding jobs, Manchester (Comer Hart­ BASKETS, Flowering 1982 by NEA. Inc. 082 MANCHES’TER RUBBER ;* private bathroom for an Good running condition. ford Road) ’Thursday and BUY - SELL Used home Plants For Your Holiday TV'S/STEREOS game units and VCR’s: STAMPS, 20 Birch Street • older gentleman around 60. 61000. 295-97M after 5:00 in telling or in asking Friday l-9pm, Saturday 649-4489. Needs. BROWN’S Kitchen privileges, SHOP AL SIEFFERTS and Sunday 10-5pm. through tha MOVIE FLOWERS, INC., 145 Main p.m. KM ’N' CARLYLc by La>-7 v.yiQht STORET - 707 Main Street, • reasonable rent. APPLIANCES - 445 Hart­ .Street, Manchester 7 References. Call 649-7335. ford Road, Manchester 647- BIBLES S BOOKS Manchester. 646-1481. APPLIANCES 1974 DART - Good depen­ » — - dable car. High mileage. 9997. SUPER SANTA SHOP PEARLS - 649 Main AVAILABLE Januarv lat - SALE! Video Tape BIBLES & BOOKS - Gifts, STEREO FRUIT BASKETS Pioneer stereo. 'W KrTTeW HAMb6aD<. with Eternal Value. (Sod’s Street, Downtown - Extra large, carpeted, pan- Recorders, TV’s, Stereos, Manchester. 643-2171. Negotiable. 6700. Moving, ^CDMftWloN VatuME To "SC KiTreM'j MfWBeocK) Word, the Bible. Good SPECIALISTS FANCY FRUIT BASKETS *.. elled room with large must sell! 649-9382. Washers, Dryers, Dishwashers from 6249.00; - Order Elarly. Also Wicker 7 cedarized closet. Security Q-131 Refrigerators, Freezers. J . B. B -1 9 2 the ownet- (A a \6ttenjit m UI b e ELECTRONICS R anges from 6249.00; Items. PBRO FRUIT and references. 949-0102. FOR SALE • 1972 FUt and Alt ***— I MUCH MORE! says: ’The Best Stereos Microwaves from 6IW.00. STAND - 276 Oakland I2V5-24V5 ■UM/COOSDiHAlOa Over 20 categoriea of t o c h d M e "Some ypoh Bol; Jaw 1973 Che^Impala station needlework skilli from Around Can-Be Found By GREAT GIFTS! Street, Manchester - 643- Apartmanta lor Rant 03 wagon. 65^ for both. Call tV’diJitiolA^. t 'N. KITCHEN/BATH SPORTING GOODS An unusual neckline is grandmother’s day with CialUng Jack Bertrand At 6384. 647-9883.______' suggestions for modem M c y .N O * ' 843-1262!” BUY SOMEONE YOU ' FOUR ROOM apartment the feature of thia half- ACCESSORIES LAY-A-WAV SPORTING LOVE An ELECTROLUX ■ise beauty. 'With short use are included with di­ When spreading the word GIFTS - White Stag Family LOVABLE r ' with heat included. UTS VOLVO • four door, rections in Heirloom FAiR/TMrte SHOP UNIQUE KITCHEN HAND MADE Vacuum Cleaner for a ' Walking distance to Main or long sleeves. Sports Gifts.Gnt Cer­ ABANDONED air-condltlonlDg, power B-192 with Photo-Gelde Handiwork (knitting, d)|2NAMem's & BATH - 38 Oak Street. tificates at NAS8IFP Christmas Gift and WIN A C street. First floor with steering and b ra k e s. diet, crewel, cutwork, is important to you, Manchester for Wonderful COLLECTIBLES Fabulous Vacation for Two is in Sises 12V4 to 24H. A Z e fiL L ARMS, 991 Main Street, KITTENE ” private entrance. 6460 per EU c^ent condiUoa. 6S200 Sise 14H, 87 b u st. . . ST4 etc.). Gifts lor All Your Gourmet FREE! ELECTROLUX month. Call 640-2947. Q-lSl, Grandmother’a R U B B 6R ! Manchester. 647-9126. AN OLD FASHIONED CAM YOU GIVE A negotiable. 6464)666. ysrds 46-ineh, % yard count on a low-cost Cooks. 646-9696: OF MANCHESTER • 646- contraat. Heirloom Handiwork ia CHRISTMAS at the 3875. LOVABLE ABANDONED 63.15 a copy. BICYCLES VILLAGE CHARM YARN Kitten or Cat a home for - SVk ROOM APARTMENT. 1964 CORVETTE PatUrru available only ad in Classified to A GIFT THAT QIVE8 BARN with handm ade GIFT SHIRTS the Holidays - 6334681, S4^ . Private home. Heat, ROADSTER - two tops, imtixetthown. Ts srdir, Mid $129, iMlidii BICYCLES. SPORTING • appliances. Working single (Milaif Md ksidHii. THE 365 DAY' Christmas GOODS, camping equip­ gifta and decorations by J0671. excellent condition. Ts stdsr, sssd 62J8, ptas 594 Gift - Remember vour PERSONAL TEE • Per- 7 adult only. No BeauUful car. 616-4)096. ' aWWiCMST reach the right ment, figure sk a te s, local craftsmen nlus craf­ sonallied Pun and fwssstipaadkiiidilai. friends and family with a ting supplies. 123 Spruce I pete/cUklren. Telephooe Reasonable, price toboggans, exercise equip­ Gnat^tffor. IIM Am . If SSMTlms people. Placing )) tift itiempership in jyjjitt. ment, Adidas, . Nike. Stiiset, Manchester. 649- ; i«M880. negotiable. Nl« Ts% S.T. ISSN We’ll wrap and send your FARR’S - 2 Main Street, 9669. Streei, list Sn, si SMrttH SrM MaM, MSrtM wlUi I P gift too. It’s That Eiasy. FOUR ROOMS • Third CHRYSLER CORDOBA Use vsAiLr. isos eSH, mS aamsr. your ad is easy. Manchester. 643-7111. 3339. floor. Heat, stove and M l nhw, sssntt ap nr 646-7096. 1977 - AC, PS, PB, two door SSSI, SMSsaWar sal Mss. SPECIAL: Over 200 se­ refrigerator. Adults. No hardtop. One owner. Best Naw FASHION with lections and a FREE Just give us a call. pets. 6$N- Security and offpr. CiOl 6266145. Photo-Goide pattema in Pattern Section in the « if references. CaU alter 6 all aiie rantsa, has a ALBUM. Ju it 63.00. m ..64H H 6. 1679 AMC SPIRIT, power apedal4al Grace (Cole CoUec- s s s n s T lw u N Sllt-IO tU -lldm S NSW. St* Puding a buyer for spor- brakes, power steering, uon for larger alsea;i plus le dress Vwsii See te ■ate ame. 6 4 3 -2 7 1 1 ttog goods Is ea*y when you alr-conditioning, clean. 2 BONUS Couponai - o i r u a m ilt s , m advertise In Classified. 6476167. P rice____IIJ5 .