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Quilted Crawlers & Footsies with Matching Top. o-e mos. ourRag-io.oo . 8 . 2 2 United Press International (In Manchester, highway crews sanded and salted Related stories roads, but the warming weather Saturday made the BEIRUT, Lebanon — U S. officials on pages 2 and 10 operation simpler that it might otherwise have been. today said the eight Marines killed at Today the crews were back at vacuum leaf collection, the Beirut airport Sunday charged out which has fallen about a week behind schedule. of their protected bunkers into a (Police reported no major accidents in town as the AZIZAColor frontline fighting position without tanks and with the 5-ineh guns on the result of the storm.) ExpniiMiomi KH authorization in the fiercest fighting USS Ricketts, a guided missile des­ Scattered power outages were reported as the since U.S, troops arrived in Lebanon 15 troyer off shore. The idea of using the storm blew into the southeastern part of the state 6 . 3 3 months ago. monstrous 16-inch guns of the New Sunday. More than ILOOO customers in Newtown and The Marines were on their highest Jersey was considered but ruled out. OwNoa.74S 700 in Bloomfield and Windsor lost power for several alert today, braced for renewed Smith said. Indudea 4 popular eye aha- • hours, a Northeast Utilities spokeswoman said. The attacks from Syrian-backed rebels who Shortly after dawn today Marine dowa, 2 coordinated lip | power was restored by 3:30 p.m. shot down two U.S. Navy jets and killed spokesman Capl. Wayne Jones, said gtoaa and a blush, with i Mary Meyer. 58, of Avon, was killed as she was the eight Marines in Sunday's fighting. the Marines were in bunkers on their convenient appUoatora. ^ driving down Avon Mountain on Route 44 about 4 p.m. Two crewmen were captured behind highest condition one alert. Sunday, said Avon police. Ms. Meyer lost control of tlbktWiiilitr Syrian lines when their plane was shot "Looks like we will keep it that way her car and it struck a telephone pole, said Sgt. by PRESTONE down. One of the crewmen, Lt. Mark for a while," Jones said. Richard Kolb. She was pronounced dead at the scene. Lange, died of his injuries, his family In an apparently unrelated develop­ Kolb said driving conditions in the area were poor mrnr said, and the other, Lt. Robert ment, a car bomb exploded in the ...... 9 7 ^ due to rain and snow but the cause of the accident had u Goodman, was captured by the Moslem Treek al Jedida neighborhood j«.Keeps wlnd8htalcl clear of ^ auto not been determined. Route 44 was closed on both Syrians. during rush hour, ripping off the front grM w and slush. Protects to sides of Avon Mountain for an hour while police COTY Classics In predominantly Moslem west Bei­ of the eight-story apartment building, mtrws 20*, Prenmlxed. removed the car. rut, a car packed with 330 pounds of collapsing a three-story building C o t o ^ T r l o Slippery conditions were blamed for a two-car TNT exploded in the garage of an nearby, and igniting fires that spread %iietoneQMUne GENERAL ELECTRIC collision on Route 185 on Talcott Mountain in LE BAG eight-story apartment house today, through a city block. A® W iea», Ree-Mo • s-. - 49c Simsbury that sent one driver to the intensive care Sealed Beam Lamps Fashion Canvas Tote 8.88 igniting a fires that spread through a Witnesses said schoolchildren were OURACELL unit of St. Francis Hospital and forced that road • In to n e Starting Fliiui Our Rag. Ml city block. 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But there was no remained in effect for inland Connecticut Sunday thing to do. 1 wish now they hadn't," way to verify the claim. evening as the mixture of rain, sleet, snow and said Lt. Col. Ray Smith. freezing rain continued over much of the state. "Nobody above their squad leader — Precipitation was reported light in most areas. The rStrs) and I don't think even their squad weather service said there was a slushy layer of snow leader himself — told them to man the over some roadways and advised motorists to drive fighting position. I certainly don't fault cautiously. The weather service warned falling them for doing it.” Window temperatures would create icy spots overnight. Inside Today I Insulator Kit The fighters struck Syrian anti­ Connecticut state police reported no major aircraft batteries east of Beirut. The 20 pages. 2 sections accidents. A state police spokesman said there were attack, personally authorized by Presi­ "a lot of minor fender benders." 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Bv James P. Sacks would cost by the end of this week. if that cost estimate is close to accurate he is prepared to devote BONUS! Herald Reporter After the estimate is provided, Krajewski said, he hopes to bring a enough time to the project to try to BUY 2 Intalllvislon A Patriot Lane resident is "concrete proposal" to the board raise the funds. Game Cartridgas □ □ □ organizing a drive to save the at its meeting on the 14th. Once the structure is sound, he GET 2 Cartridgas covered bridge that runs over Krajewski said he was "upset" said, he and other "weekend Absolutaly FREEI , □ □ □ Porter Brook in the Oak Grove when he heard by word-of-mouth carpenters" would perform other 8m for dtUlli. that the bridge was to be des­ needed repairs at no cost. □ 0 Q Nature Center, The bridge has been closed and is in danger of troyed, and decided to ask the Krajewski said he has spoken to .-..1... r ..'..If' □ □ □ being tom down because it has board for time. He said he uses the between 20 and 30 people who want structural problems. nature center, which is within to save the bridge. ||4bfiiiia' Alex H. Krajewski, of 79 Patriot walking distance from his home, Responsibility for injuries on the M I4 Q I C BONUS Lane, said today that last Thurs­ two to three times a week during bridge, Mrs. Flint said, is a "real with day he won a "stay of execution" the summer. grey area." though it is insured by I SifU^OOOVl Purchasa : for the bridge from the executive "The public is a big user" of the the museum. "But it's certainly r intatiiviaion A 31.40 tv board of the Lutz Children's bridge and trails, he said. not something anyone wants to ATARI Video ACTIVISION VIdpo Valus Museum. Members of the museum Mrs. Flint said the board had test," she said. *000100 Attack, Reg^sr.TO'W.Si' Game Cartridges Game Csrtridgee board, which leases the nature closed the bridge about a month Town General Manager Robert * ago because it was concerned that B. Weiss said as far as the town is I •DragonFit*,Reg.97J*0 ..1 0 .9 9 For use with Atari 2600 VCS. For U8ia with'Atarl 2600 VCSr center property from the town, had MATTEL M IM M r a decided to tear down the bridge on someone could get hurt on it. concerned, injuries would be the ^ «Qul«itSH||,|^Mk7».. .1 S «I^ •VaneiMi^Rip.».7e.. ,2|.97 •Froatblia, Rag. 99.70...... 23 Saturday. While Lutz board members repsponsibility of the museum, would like to see the bridge saved, which has leased the property |gj>iioon •KMMom, Reg. 19.70...... 14 Krajewski was given until Dec. »Pflaanix,Reg2r.79.., ,23.97 im.n 14 to come up with a plan for saving Mrs. Flint said, "Our concern is since the 1960s. • P H ^ Reg. 99.70 ...... 21 'W''., ■-'V „ the bridge, board member Anne that it's a safety hazard.” She said Asked if he thought the project ’ •Demon Attaok 8nte2Mata«9 •Pela PeaRlon ' _ fp could succeed. Krajewski said that ourSiMmw.v...... 26.40 -tUllli- Flint confirmed this morning. the museum was in the process of < Our Reg. 31.70 ...... 22.99 •Rli^RiN.Reg.ai.70 ...... 2 1 raising funds for other purpo.ses saving the bridge hasn't been a L*pragonFlra8r •Kanewno, Reg. 9979., .26.40 •QlMtl|%IR,^Reo-2e70. Mattel intelHvlilon Qiune THE BRIDGE, built by the and could not simultaneously priority with the museum trustees Jaycees, has been vandalized sponsor a drive to save the bridge. because, understandably, they rP n r i MMiWLSB i OwrRnti. m is ie iA y o ...... repeatedly and has not received "W e very much think it's an concentrate on education needed structural repairs. It is now asset to the nature center," Mrs. programs. RAINCHECKS WtUL B^QIVEN, BUT WE CANNOT GUARANTEE DELIVERY OF RAINCHECK ITEMS BY CHRISTMAS. WE RESERVE THE RIGHTTO "leaning," Mrs. Flint said. Flint said of the bridge. "There's a "Their priorities have to be in Cadbury King Size Bars Structural engineer William A. lot of sentiment in the community teaching," he said. But, he said, "there are people who are inter­ Heraia photo by Pinto Your Choice QO jS Bayer, who, as a volunteer, has for saviong it, as well there should Our Reg. 1.19...... Q O ^ examined the bridge, said it needs be." ested in the bridge and don't care MANCHESTER i VERNON about the Lutz, and vice versa." The covered bridge across Porter Brook it has structural problems and is 5 oz. Choose from Milk Chocolate, to be jacked up and reinforced. But Almond, Hazelnut, Brazllnut, Fruit 1145 Tolland Turnpike Trinity Shopping Cantor the repairs are feasible, he said. KRAJEWSKI has already raised The nature centerjiroperty lies in the Oak Grove Nature Center wa§ to considered a safetv hazard. Patriot Lane and Hut or Carmello. He expects the Nathan Hale $250, he said, and he “ guessti­ between Highland S tre| | 'B h d Oak ibe torn down Saturday. The bridge has resident Alex H. Krajewski is organizing HOLIDAY HOURS: DAILY 10 AM to 10 PM • SAT. 9 AM tb 10 PM • SUN. 10 AM to 6 PM • PRICES EFFECTIVE SAT. R SUN. ONLY Grove Street in the''southeast Construction Co. to provide an. m ates" that repairs would be been closed for about a month because a drive to save the bridge. eitimate on how much the repairs between $1,000 and $1,500. He said section of Manchester.

I •i - MANCHESTER HKHALU, Moiiduv. Uec, 5, 1983 Democrats criticize Syrian raid Syria: U.S. and Israel Manchester By Fronk Cook not be a military role. Our land-based McGovern joined Jackson in calling for United Press International forces ought to be removed." the Immediate withdrawal of troops. In Brief Parking authority fiaws in pian coordinated air attacks All of the Democrats but McGovern spoke "Ronald Reagan is compounding his President Reagan's decision to allow the before the outbreak of fighting at the Beirut mistakes in Lebanon. Rather than facing The new plan carries a construction- BEIRUT, Lebanon (U P l) -S tu n g Sunday in celebration, but the Marines to hit Syrian positions in Beruit International Airport that left eight Ma­ his original mistake of assigning Marines to The Manchester Parking Authority At a presentation Nov. 22, Walter The newest plan involves the loss of cost estimate of about $4 million The by two straight days of attacks on its commentary was routine. drew criticism from five Democratic rines dead and two wounded. a sitting duck role at the Beruit airport he The conditions of John R. and Carol insists that the downtown area can't Fuss, engineer for the project, said the of about 114 spaces on the street. Two positions in Lebanon, SyriajCharged earlier one would have cost more than Syria expressed alarm at the new presidential candidates who saw it as an But Reagan had his defenders. has virtually consigned our Marines as Anderson remain unchanged today, a afford to lose any parking spaces either .stale Department of Transportation new off-street lots would provide 94 the United States and Israel planned $8 million. The new plan eliminates a U.S.-Israeli military agreement escalation of the fighting in Lebanon. Senate Republican leader Howard Baker, hostages to the Arab-Israell conflict,” Manchester Memorial Hospital spokesman on Main Street itself or in the lots would probably not want to allow the spaces. the punishing air strikes in “ direct reached last week by President McGovern said in a statement issued in behind Main Street where a proposed system of modules that would have Sen. Alan Cranston, D-Calif., warned speaking after a U.S. airstrike on Syrian said. use of federal funds for development of Members of the authority this military coordination." Reagan and Israeli Prime Minister access road would take up some the access road if it did not have separated parked cars from the lines af against the “ultimate holocaust" — a positions and later shelling of U.S. Marines Washington. Anderson, who was slashed in the throat by his morning said the area cannot afford to Yitzak Shamir and charged the U.S. spaces. moving traffic. Syrian Foreign Minister Abdel U.S.-Soviet confrontation in Lebanon. that left eight dead, said the United States 23-year-old son, John M. Anderson, almost two long-term commitments for the and Israeli air strikes against Percy and Baker spoke to reporters at a lo.se any parking spaces. They pre­ Halim Khaddam also issued an Civil rights leader Jesse Jackson went will “ not turn our tall” and withdraw. White House reception following the weeks ago, is in critical condition. Friends say he Members of the authority were parking-lot land adjacent to the road. The problem remains the same, Syrian forces on consecutive days dicted there would be widespread urgent call Sunday for United further, calling the raid, in which two U.S. “ We're not going to be driven out by is conscious and able to communicate through adamant on the subject today at a Members of the authority said this however The plan must satisfy the were linked. fighting at the airport, the base for the U.S. opfwsition to the plan from downtown Nations intervention, asking the planes were shot down, “ a kind of terrorism,” said Sen. Charles Percy, R-III., written notes. morning meeting. They made their morning the town probably would have slate that it will move traffic expedi­ “ The United States has moved peace-keeping force where 239 Marines merchants. U.N. “ take the necessary measures declaration of war” and former Sen. chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Mrs. Anderson is in satisfactory condition with comments during discussion on the to buy the land in order to gel that tiously. In order to gain local support, it from the announcement of their were killed in a suicide bombing Oct. 23. and end these acts of aggression George McGovern, D-S.D., said, “ Step by Committee. hand lacerations she suffered when she tried to latest town plan for reconstructing commitment. The plan, a preliminary engineering must provide the most possible parking hostile joint plan against Syria to being perpetrated by the United step the United States is approaching war Vice President George Bush, who was in " I had strong reservations about partici­ intervene In the sturggle between her husband Main Street. The DOT agreed to consider an study at this point, is being prepared by for Main Street, particularly angl- direct military coordination, as if with Syria." Houston to attend a GOP fundraiser, called pating in the multi-national peackeeping and son. access road as part of the project Fuss and O'Neill, consulting engineers. parking on street. States.” they come from one operations Sen. Gary Hart, 0-Colo., said land-based Syria's attack "unacceptable international force,” Baker said. "But while they’re The younger John Anderson was killed during a Another problem they foresee in the because it would provide a means of An earlier plan by the firm was Official Syrian television was room," a Syrian radio broadcast U.S. forces in Lebanon should be removed, behavior” and vowed the United States there, you can't leave theip as sitting confrontation with police on the stairway to the current plan is getting long-term leases making accessible parking spaces to rejected by the DOT on the ground that Any plan that meets ultimate appe ■ restrained in its coverage of the said. but an American offshore presence is would not be driven out of war-torn Beirut ducks.” second floor of his home as paramedics attended on parking lots owned by Purnell Corp. compensate for those that will be lost it was too costly, too elaborate, and val would have to involve trade-offs c! shooting down of two American In Washington, President Reagan important to regional stability. by terrorists. In a written statement issued in Washing­ his wounded parents below. and by the Glenney estate. n n M ;»|n C*r*or>$ provoked too much local criticism. the seemingly conflicting objective- warjets during the first U.S. attack denied there was any coordination "It is impossible to deploy American "W e are holding them directly responsi­ ton, Glenn said " I f the administration on Syrian positions in Lebanon. A with Israel on the air attack. Israel forces in areas of military combat without ble for firing on reconnaissance aircraft considers a large and protracted battle with film showed a wrecked U.S, plane staged similar air strikes Saturday those forces becoming involved in that over Lebanon — and not Syrian territory," the Syrians in Lebanon an option, let them and Syrian soldiers firing into the air in Lebanon. combat," he said at a forum in California. Bush said. “ That is simply unacceptable present their plan to the Congress and the Area News Weiss will provide water tie-in estimate “ Our role in that country cannot and must international behavior." American people." In Brief By James P. Sacks cost $60,000 to $80,000. Zinsser said that at the meeting next decided. Herald Reporter Based on figures the residents have week, assuming the figures are in, Without repairs, much of the L&M worked up, he said, the cost of homeowners in Redwood Farms will be Water Co's pumping equipment con I I Weather Burglar gets food Residents of the Redwood Farms acquiring the distribution system from asked to decide whether they prefer to fail in the near future, according to tt.i Peopletalk subdivision in southwest Manchester the L&M Water Co., which is in a repair the system or a town tie-in. Until company's court-appointed receiver BOLTON — A custodian at Bolton High School expect to receive an estimate from the court-supervised receivership, could they know how long a tie-in would take and state engineers who have exam ­ Today’s forecasts discovered when he opened the building this Manchester administration on what it be about $20,000. and how much it would cost, Zinsser ined the system. Legal victim? Hamming it up morning that someone had broken in over the would cost for the town to take over “ If they want the town to go further," said, the residents cannot know their The DPUC solution would not providi- Connecticut, Massachusetts and weekend and made away with some food. Further water service to their homes by Dec, 14, Weiss said, the town would begin true situation with respect to water Rhode Island: Cloudy with highs fire protection for the subdivision The newly published biography of five-and- Astronaut Owen GarrioU, the highest flying information was not available this morning. subdivision-resident State Sen. Carl A. working up a more detailed estimate. service. mostly near 40. Tonight variable because of the private system's pump dime heiress Barbara Woolworth Hutton, “ Poor amateur radio operator, told a televised news Zinsser said this morning. Zinsser said that once they have a Under a plan worked out by the state ing capacity while a town tie-in would cloudiness with lows in the 20s over Little Rich G irl" by C. David Heymann (Random conference Thursday that poor reception isn't "All I've got is a verbal estimate," written estimate on the lime and Department of Public Utility Control interior snow covered areas and Vote Tuesday House), quotes the much-married beauty as discouraging him from using the ham set he is Zinsser said. “ We would prefer to see money needed for a town tie-in. last week. Redwood Farms ho­ Friday night a residents' committt • the 30s along the coast. Tuesday saying lawyers “ are the dregs — they'll only carrying aboard the Columbia space shuttle. ANDOVER — Voters in Andover, Hebron and some figures in writing from the town." Redwood Farms residents can decide meowners will begin paying a refunda­ discussed alternatives with the re­ cloudy with rain. Mild with highs 45 exhaust your money and your patience.” “ I was not able to pick out as many stations as I Marlborough will go to the polls Tuesday to Town General Manager Robert B. whether or not they want to repair the ble two-year monthly surcharge for ceiver of the L&M Water Co., Zinsser to 55. The book contends that at the time of her death wanted," he said. “ I heard them from California decide whether the Regional School District 8 Weiss said today he would provide the subdivision's ill-maintained water- repairs to the system. They will also said. Zinsser said if the company is to Maine: Occasional light snow in 1979 Barbara had less than $3,500 in her to Mexico City, and later in Chile and Argentina. should float a bond to spend $3.8 million to estimate before the meeting, which distribution system so it can continue pay about 200 percent more for water remain private, he would like to .see i: likely far north today. Elsewhere California savings and checking accounts. Four Los Angeles ham Norm Chalfin said Garriott renovate RHAM High School. Zinsser hopes will attract all Redwood perm an^tly to serve its 106 customers service than they have been paying. remain in the hands of the receiver occasional light snow or flurries years after her will was admitted to probate in sounded “ as if he was in the next room" and A state grant will reimburse the towns for Farms homeowners. through ^ells. That is the alternative to About $28,000 in improvements will John Wittenzellner of the Aqua Treat­ ending followed by partial clearing Bermuda, not a single legatee — including the demonstrated “ very definitly that a person in nearly 70 percent of the,cost of the project. The Weiss said based on preliminary tying the homes into the Manchester ensure that L&M can continue pumping ment and Service Co. in Staflord in the southwest. Highs near 30 Norton Simon Museum in Pasadena, Calif., and space can talk to a person on earth with a bond would fund repair of a badly leaking roof, engineering figures, the tie-in could water sv'tonn water to their homes, the DPUC Springs. north and 35 to 40 south. Partly the M. H. De Young Memorial Museum in San hand-held transceiver." and work to bring the building into compliance Francisco — has been notified by executor John cloudy tonight with scattered with state handicapped-access and fire codes, as Young, a New York wills specialist who was hired flurries farnorth. Lows in the teens well as the addition of a band- and choir-practice to handle Barbara's paperwork by her longtime north to the 20s south. Rain moving room. Bolton dam repair will help rid lake of weeds attorney, Graham Mattison. into the south and snow developing The polls in each town will be open from 6 a.m. In the meantime, the book says, Mattison, who up north Tuesday. Highs in the 30s to 8 p.m. BOLTON — The repair of the dam at Lower Bolton done by the original Tuesday completion date. The Shorey said lake-area residents have made i ,.j lives on a lavish scale, sold privately and at Tootsie shy north to near 40 south. Lake will result in some unplanned advantages to lake contractor must finish laying rocks of uniform size, formal move to ask the town to dredge and added that New Hampshire: Becoming called riprap, on the downstream side of the dam and' it is probably loo late because work on the dam i- auction as much of the much-married heiress' Actress Teri Garr, a star of next Tuesday's CBS users and area residents a staff engineer at the state partly sunny south. Highs 30 to 35 State recognizes Rossi then place ripr-'" np ia<' nntire upstream side nearly finished. jewels, furs, and rare antiques “ as he dared". Hallmark Hall of Fame's dramatization of John Mostly cloudy today In Connecticut Department of Environmental Protection said north and 35 to 40 south. Fair with Lester Persky has bought the film and TV Steinbeck's ' 'The Winter of Our Discontent” , says Friday. Lower Bolton Lake has slowly been filling with some clouds tonight. Lows in the Today mostly cloudy with highs near 40. Wind north near 10 mph. BOLTON — Bolton resident Frank G. Rossi was rights to the book. The lowering of the water level in the lake has autumn rain. Christian said the draining of the middle she originally wasn't enthusiastic about taking upper teens and 20s. Rain develop­ Tonight variable cloudiness with lows In the 20s. Wind becoming recently awarded a 25-year membership cerlicif- the role of Sandy Lester in “ Tootsie,” for which cate and pin from exposed to cold air weeds growing on the lake bottom lake will quickly bring the lower-lake level up another ing south and rain or snow north southeast 10 to IS mph. Tuesday cloudy and mild with rain she won an Academy Award nomination. the American Asso­ near the shore and killed some of them. And the DEP two or three feet, and rain will do the rest next sprine. open every nite til Tuesday. Highs in the 30s north to agreed to the town of Vernon's request to refill the She explained that she had just filmed “ One developing. Highs in the 50s. Wind south 15 to 25 mph. Today's ciation of State near 40 south. Conservation Commission Chairman Wayne K. (except sot.-closed sun.] from the Heart" and was hurt by the reviews. weather drawing Is by Jonathan Eastwood of 115 Walker St., a Highway and Trans­ lake, when work is complete, by draining water from Vermont: Lots of clouds and cool Shorey said recently that some lake-shore residents “ The production people informed me that Sandy fourth-grade student at Bowers School In Manchester. portation Officals. Middle Bolton Lake. DEP civil engineer Arthur today. Highs in the 30s to near 40 Christian said the trade will allow weeds to die in the have asked whether the lake bed can be dredged while sweeten up your holiday was a second lead, and I thought it might be a Slate transportation south. Considerable cloudiness to­ middle lake over the winter, until spring runoff fills it the water level is down, to clear it of weeds. A member mistake to take the part. When they explained the Commissioner J. night. Lows in the mid 20s to about of the DEP's water resources unit told one resident party with candy canes, character, I thought she sounded really stupid. William Burns up again. 30. Tuesday cloudy with freezing Christian said the dam-repair project will not be that the town has iurisdiction over such activity. But I figured no one was going to see 'One from rain northeast otherwise mainly made the ribbon candy and hard the Heart', and I'd better take the 'Tootsie' part." rain. Rain should begin by noon in presentation. most sections. Breezy and cool. Rossi joined the • candies. .. Highs low 30s northeast to near 40 state department as great tor stocking stutters a senior engineering Fire Calls south. aide and is now a Long Island Sound to Watch Hill, too// transportation utili­ Friday. 3:46 p.m. — trash fire, Union Street, south Kennedy Christmas R.I., and Montauk Point, N.Y.: Manchester ties engineer in the of bridge. (Eighth district) Variable winds at less than 10 Most of the Kennedy clan will gather in Palm Bureau of Friday, 3:54 a.m. — medical call, 32-A Thompson Friday. 7:40 p.m. — medical call, 239 E. Middle knots before turning east to Beach for Christmas to be with Rose Kennedy, Highways. Road (Paramedics) Turnpike (Paramedics) southeast later tonight. Winds 6 the non-agenarian dowager of the clan. Mrs. He also serves as Friday, 12:11 p.m. — diesel-fuel washdown, Friday, 9:02 p.m. — gasoline washdown, Tolland increasing to 20 to 25 knots E Kennedy flew into the Florida resort last week by an alternate on the Buckland Road and Tolland Turnpike (Eighth Turnpike and Parker Street (Town) Tuesday. Clouding up with rain District) E private plane from her summer home in Bolton Planning Saturday. 6:45 a m. — motor-vehicle accident, exit likely late tonight and Tuesday. Hyannisport, Mass., and is ensconced in her Commission. Frank Rossi Friday, 12:34 p.m. — medical call. 310 Porter St. 92 and West Middle Turnpike (Town and Paramedics) ocean front villa. Visibility lowering 1 to 3 miles and (Paramedics) frequently less in rain and fog late One of the first to accept her invitation for Friday, 2:54 p.m, — chimney fire, 208 Charter Oak tonight and Tuesday. Average Christmas was granddaughter, Caroline Firefighters sell trees St. (Town) wave heights 1 foot or less tonight Kennedy, but Caroline’s brother, John F. but increasing Tuesday with above BOLTON — The Bolton Volunteer Fire Kennedy Jr., will remain in India where he is George Gallup Jr. Walter Mondale normal tides. Department is selling fresh-cut native Christmas enrolled in a special course of social studies. trees at the fire house on Notch Road. Spruce. stolen Are You Receiving These Remember Carter example Extended outlook Douglas Firs, and Black Hill Spruce will be on C c sale from Wednesday through Dec. 21, evenings Political pollster George Gallup Jr. says though Extended outlook for New Eng­ Satellite view and weekends only. The Christ child has been stolen from the town current polls show Walter Mondale topping the land Wednesday through Friday: 1 creche in front of Center Congregational Church, Connecticut, Massachusetts and police and parks department employees said today. Services From Your list of Democratic presidential hopefuls, the Change of location Commerce Department satellite photo taken at 3 a.m. EST shows example of Jimmy Carter in 1980 shou Id be kept in Rhode Island: Colder with a patches of snow producing clouds over the Rockies, across the Fire Department party set The cradle in which the baby Jesus was resting is Public television's Dec. 14 "In Performance at chance of snow flurries Wednes­ also missing. Joseph and Mary now are gazing in mind. northern Plains and Great Lakes, and over northern Maine. Rain BOLTON — The annual Christmas parly for the White House'' program will actually originate day. Fair Thursday. A chance of wonder at an empty bed of hay. “ The man to beat is Mondale," Gallupsays, but producing clouds are visible along the Pacific Coast In the Northwest. Bolton Volunteer Fire Department members and cautions not forget Carter “ was the choice of only from Washington's rain or snow Friday. Highs gener- The figures were first reported missing Sunday by a Trovei Agency? A band of high clouds can be seen over the northern Gulf of Mexico their families will be held Sunday at 4 p.m. in historic Shiloh Bap­ , ally in the low 30s warming to the patrol officer, who said he had last seen them in place 4 percent of the public at a similar time during the and Florida. Community Hall. Santa Claus is scheduled to tist Church. mid 40s Friday. Overnight lows in on Friday. last election." drop in. Opera soprano the 20s except for the 30s along the Police and parks spokesmen said they have no o Connecticut Travel Services Guarantees It’s Leontyne Price will shore Friday. NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE FORECAST to 7 AM EST lZ-6-83 suspects. present the Howard Vermont: Chance of flurries 30.00 ^ ^„««»30.00 Field lights recommended Clients Against Airline Failures. University choir, Wednesday. Dry Thursday. Police arrested a former Manchester resident on a Seven “wives” SEATTI ANDOVER — Lights on the playing field on young soloists and a Chance of snow Friday. Highs in burglary and forgery warrant in East Hartford The headlines in the newspaper read, “Airlines going bankrupt." Braniff has gone Long Hill Road will cost about $32,000, says a the 30s. Lows in the 20s. Sunday. At one time, country singer David Allan Coe contemporary gos­ ^-MINNEAPOLIS'^ subcommittee of the town Recreation bankrupt, Altair has gone bankrupt, and Continental has filed for a reorganization Maine: Snow ending in the north ’A i «\ ft Tod Daly, 21, was charged with third-degree had seven “ wives" living under his roof — pel group in a pro­ Commission. Wednesday with gradual clearing burglary, third-degree forgery and sixth-degree under Chapter II. Financial analysts ore predicting other major carriers to go bankrupt. depending on your definition of wife. He says gram of gospel and The subcommittee recommended the lighting south. Fair weather Thursday. larceny in connection with an apparent break-in Nov. When an airline goes bankrupt, it normally means no refund on unused tickets. Con­ having that many wives was OK because he was a spiritual music. as a way to have more town-sponsored team Mormon. President and, Clouding up again Friday with a 6 at the Honey Wagon Septic Tank Service on Adams sporting events. necticut Travel Services guarantees refunds to all its clients in case of bankruptcies of Now he's down to zip. Mrs. Reagan are chance of rain or snow south and ^fDENVERI >1 Street. f Owner John Fay discovered that someone had any travel suppliers, including airlines, hotels, or tour operators. Nine months ago he chose monogamy and got , . „ . expected to attend. snow north. Daytime highs in the 7 — Sk- properly hitched. His wife now is suing him for Leontyne Price upper 20s north to mid 30s south. >• I p Come see tree lit broken into the cellar and taken three checks from the divorce. Coe, who had been married twice before, Overnight lows in the teens and low LOS ANQELES company checkbook, police said. The thief also o Connecticut Travel Services Gives it’s Clients Board­ said, “ When 1 had my second divorce, 1 made up 20s. F A I R ^ l COVENTRY — The annual Christmas-tree- entered a bedroom in the residential part of the house LOWEST lighting and carol sing will be held at the Town my mind that I would never let myself become New Hampshire: Gradual clear­ DALLAS and took a $75 diamond watch, police said. TEMPERATURES Office Building on Route 31 at 6:30 p.m. on ing Passes and Seat Assignments When'The emotionally involved with a woman and that's Quotes of the day ing Wednesday. Fair weather on Fay later told police he suspected Daly, a former NEW Wednesday. why I surrounded myself with them — so that 1 Thursday. Clouding up again Fri­ ORLEANS employee, because Daly had inquired about a job Lucille Ball drew a picture of her two The Coventry High School band, directed by Reservation Is Booked on These Airlines. wouldn't have to be involved with any one marriages in an interview in the January Ladies' day with a chance of rain or snow I— LMOMMO there the (lay before. Fay agreed to hire him, but Daly Carl Salina and Margo Lazzerini, will accompany failed to show up for work the following Monday. person.” Home Journal, the magazine's 100th anniversary south and snow north. Daytime There is no need to wait in line for boarding passes and seat assignments when you But he dropped his guard and got married. “ I highs in the 30s with overnight lows I / . M SWOW the carolers. On a tip, police went to the Olcott Package Store on issue. Children are invited to make weatherproof make reservations with Connecticut Travel on United Airlines, American Airlines, or took another chance and I got betrayed. It's going She said she didn't know about Deal Arnaz when in the teens and low 20s. Nov. 16, where the proprietor told police he had (2 3 *^’**"*^ flow decorations for the tree. The youngest children's cashed a $125 Honey Wagon check made out to Tod to be very, very difficult for me to ever commit she married him: “ I didn't know that he was UPi WEATHER FOTOCA8T Delta Airlines. Connecticut Travel automatically gives you a boarding pass

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0/X7ii»i)i' ^ .S/m t in Mam heeler i MANCIIKSTKK IIKKAI.O. Mntidiiv. IXi 5. I!)K:1 - 7 K --MANCHKSTKH IIKHALD, Monday. Uec. 5. 1983 Richard M. Diamond, Publisher Dan ^ ts . Editor State income tax debate expected to be quieter in 1984

OPINION "I think those of us who support an income lax Rep. Robert Sorensen. D Meriden, agreed the "Certainly some people may look at it and may be Bv M ark A. Dupuis election could push some lawmakers away from not as open and out in front in support of an issue that support it every year, election year or not," Helfgott United Press International supporting an income tax they might otherwise according to the powers that be is not a popular said. "But we’re very sensitive not only to our own support in another year. issu^^Hie said. ..HARTFORD — The battle for a personal state political needs but those of our colleagues." income tax is far from over, but the issue isn’t J a c k expected to bring the tuthultuous debate to the 1984 Mondale won’t attend Donahue debate A n d e rs o n legislative session that it did this year. ’Legislative leaders spent many a late night at the Capitol this spring to patch together the $3.6 billion WASHINGTON - The old Ridings, who is in the thick of The league's fear is that the budget that will carry the state until the June 30,1984, Irving Berlin song insists X 'I a fight with the Federal Com­ networks will run their own and end of the current fiscal year. ^ ■'there's no business like show munications Commission and won’t televise league debates, Lawmakers were forced to' a special session to business." but politics circa Jack Qermond television networks over spon­ and it has filed a challenging adopt the budget because of a group of House sorship of the 1984 presidential suit in federai court. Democrats that held out for a personal income tax and 1984 threatens to provide a another that wanted more spending cuts. pretty fair imitation. and debates, suggests that the inclu­ Meanwhile, the league 'is CHOICEST MEATS IIS TOWN In the end enough lawmakers from both sides gave IS' proceeding with plans to run The House Democratic Cau­ Jules Witcover sion of a show-biz figure like in to support the $3.6billion budget and accompanying cus has reported it will stage a Donahue illustrates the peril of four debates among the Demo­ A story package of new and higher conventional taxes. three-and-a-half-hour debate 1 Syndicated columnists J U i letting the networks run the cratic candidates during the And though both sides still have their numbers, the among the Democratic presi­ debates. 1984 primaries, the first two debate probably won’t be as fierce and the stalemate dential candidates in New With their preoccupation with scheduled for Feb. 23 in Man- missed — if any — not as solid in the 1984 session that begins in MEAT DEPT. SPECIALS DELI SPECIALS Hampshire in January that will ratings, she argues, they might che.ster. N.H.. and March II in February. IMPORTED Two reasons come into play. Lawmakers don’t Ib. feature — no kidding, folks — ■ At any rate, only half of the dented format ... may well set be tempted to trot out a Atlanta. Ridings says she ex­ USDA CHOICE $2.69 expect to raise as much revenue as this year, and 1984 that white-haired darling of proposed debate will be the Phil the standard for all future Donahue type with the presid­ pects the networks to cover by media SMSS* them because they will be news, is a legislative election year. Ib. $2.69 millions of television-viewing Donahue show. The other half presidential debates." Just ency riding on the debates, With less money to raise, what taxes should go up is Boneless Shoulder homemakers. Phil Donahue! calls for ABC News' profes­ think of the possibilities. Forthe when the situation calls for and besides, the networks are WASHINGTON - The watch­ LONDON an easier decision. With an election facing them, Ib. sional moderator. Ted Koppel, serious-minded, you could have news-oriented questioners. She themselves interested only in dogs of the press have leaped from MOIL CEllO FtANKS $ 1.99 If you can picture it. Phil with majority Democrats would want to avoid an Steak HORMEL microphone in hand is to roam to oversee a direct discussion Walter Cronkite moderating the notes too that network execu­ running the 1984 debates be­ Koreagate to Billygate to Debate- intraparty battle that would provide fuel for $4.29 through the audience at Dart­ among the candidates uninhi­ direct candidate exchanges, tives have complained that tween the Democratic and gate in hot pursuit of a scandal Republican opponents. USDA CHOICE a m ® * " " and Johnny Carson working the debates under league sponsor­ Republican nominees. equal to Watergate. Yet all the The state Office of Policy and Management has mouth College selecting the bited by the questions of repor­ HQ1 HAM CAPnCOlA Ib. $2.99 questioners. But lest you fear he ters. political scientists or other audience. Or maybe Dan ship have been dull. An important question in all while, it was lying right under their submitted a $4,008 billion tentative budget to Gov. Boneless Shoulder MUSIRRt will do just as he does on card-carrying experts. This ex­ Rather and Jerry Lewis. The league fell into its role us this is whether the candidates noses — a scandal that, in fact, William O’Neill for the 1984-85 fiscal year, which begins July 1, 1984. Ib. $2.19 commercial television, where ercise could be enlightening and The prospect does not thrill sponsor of the 1976 and 1980 will play the game. Ridings says dwarfs Watergate. 1 call it Oilgate. Clod Roast lb. those, like Dorothy Ridings, general election debates as a all have agreed to participate in The villain of the piece is the Based on current projections, the budget would he is well known for waltzing up entertaining if the candidates require $88 million in new or higher tuxes, but that is Ib. $3.69 and down the aisles leading really engage in hard-hitting president of the League of result of the standing FCC rule the league debates, but that was same black-jowled Richard Nixon likely to be trimmed as the budget is refined. The final USDA CHOKE discussions of everything from exchanges on where they stand Women Voters, who have been requiring broadcasters to give before the FCC ruling. A House who was caught in the whirlpool of revenue gap is expected to be far below the more than JEUO SAIAD » 69 ( sodomy to teenage sex. Rep. on key issues facing the working overtime to raise the equal time to all candidates, Democratic Caucus spokesman Watergate. Yet he escaped judg­ $300 million in tax hikes adopted to balance this year’s Boneless Shoulder Charles Schumer. a New York country. caliber of presidential debates including the minor ones. The says all except Walter Mondale ment for Oilgate, which was far budget. WHITEFISN CHUBS Ib. $2.69 Democrat who is chairman of and to institutionalize them as dilemma was bypassed by have agreed to be part of the more disastrous. "I think the budget debate in itself will not be an ib. the House Caucus debate com­ Schumer says the intent is to part of the election-year pro­ having the league run the Koppel-Donahue marathon. But He abandoned the oil policies of Armageddon type of event." House Speaker Irving Top Blade Steak mittee. says it ain't so. "Do­ find a more interesting and cess. "There seems to be a large debates, with the networks then John Glenn’s campaign is're­ the past and allowed the OPEC Stolberg of New Haven, leader of the House’s nahue as much wants this to be a lively formal than used in the theatrical element to the debate covering them as "bona fide serving judgment pending some cartel to run the price of oil intothe Democratic majority, said last week. PRIMO — HOT OR SWEET past. "We have to walk between they've planned." she says. news events," adjustments and Mondale's stratosphere. This brought eco­ Stolberg predicted an easier time adopting a budget BAKERY substantive, dignified part of "because the challenge isn't as profound" and that PRODUCE the Scylla of boredom and the "Phil Donahue is a very skilled Two weeks ago, however, the says it wants no part of so nomic distress that staggered the the debate as we do." Schumer should make it easier for majority Democrats "to find Italian Charybdisof show biz." he says, free-wheeling an event. As they DEPARTMENT says. "His self-interest is our person at what he does. But he’s FCC decided to change the rule industrial world and devastated middle ground." MUSHROOMS ...990 self-interest." offering that this "unprece- not a news-oriented person." and let the networks run them. say in show-biz, stay tuned. the Third World. Stolberg said he didn't see an income tax being Sausage ib. In this country, for example, adopted in 1984, but did see support continuing to grow TOMATOESIdiRlO .P..590 sToad Italian 2/41.00 every dollar that was added to the for the tax reform plan he has long advocated. WEAVER — DUTCH FRYE POTATOES ... .1*1.29 price of crude stunted economic "It won’t build as rapidly because the pressure is FrMh MrIi» 4 - a m ^ In Manchester growth by 0.1 percent to 0.2 less and it's an election year," he said. Drum & AVOCADOS a. 490 Egg Rolls 6/69< percent. Translated into human Despite diminished chances of winning approval, NavmI the income tax proponents who helped delay approval ORANGES 5/990 terms, this meant misery for 28 oz. pkg. FfMDb Btked a _ $ « A [Goop MoRNiNd? I’LL Bet You of this year's budget say they will continue to Thighs millions. Lattice Apple aa*1.7Y advocate tax reform. TANGERINES 10/990 caM’t W a iT HcaR rue Yet despite the calamitous con­ "I don't know how hopeful we are, but we'll try," Ruling means To sequences, Nixon succeeded in said Rep. Dorothy Goodwin. D-Mansfield, who perpetrating the fiction that the oil described herself as "probably the oldest" among the MaRiNeS 3Re uP To To D S IY -' debacle was caused by inexorable income tax advocates with 25 years of bucking for tax hard choices forces: Nature was running low on reform. H a v e i60TaSwRPRiSe,„ oil; demand was overtaking Ms. Goodwin said it was difficult to predict how the TUESDAY ONIY: budget debate will go in 1984, but added, "It'll be The decision last week by Conversely, opponents of supply, the OPEC nations were coalescing into an unassailable confrontational. I'm sure, to some extent." Superior Court Judge Freder­ Burkamp’s restaurant plan, force; the historical resurgence of A key question is what will be included in the budget MUCKE BOLOGNA lb. 89 < ica S. Brenneman concerning including downtown mer­ O'Neill proposes in February and how he proposes to Islam could not be repressed. balance it. USDA CHOICE FULL CUT SIRLOIN STEAK WITH TENDERLOIN lb. $2a89 the Manchester Mall is im­ chants concerned about hav­ "Certainly we do want to see what programs are lb. S 3 . 3 9 portant mainly for what she ing adequate parking for NONE OF THIS was true. included and excluded from the budget and we’re USDA CHOICE PORTERHOUSE OR SHORT STEAK didn’t say. their customers, have little to Nature was NOT running out of oil. concerned about taxes, tax increases and what is paid FRESH SNOWFLAKE DINNER ROLLS during peak daytime and apparently has decided not to golden age of oil. commission also approved funds for improve­ GROCERY SPECIALS FROZEfS & DAIRY shopping-night hours will be locate on Main Street after The United States was the ments to three state parks and for acquisition of all. At the moment Burkamp world's greatest oil producer when additional land for a state park in the New Haven GREEN GIANT pepperwoe farm more than offset by the Nixon was inaugurated. We im­ 10 O Z .8 9 C doesn’t appear to have any What Ame^cans don’t know area. ASPARAGUS SPEARS .5 ..*1 .4 9 Fruit Squares overall advantages to the ported almo<^t no Middle East oil, The teacher loan program will provide up to FRENCH8 _ other potential restaurant $3,000 to students at public colleges and community from the pro­ WASHINGTON - Public opin­ and we carefully maintained the ir c ‘.“(IIsp ..r..r THE RADICAL SANDINISTA universities and up to $5,000 to students at private INSTANT POTATOES 13.1.99^ posed use.” lessees, though he says he ion polls usually don’t receive capacity to export oil temporarily government of Nicaragua is schools, officials said. WELCHS RED OR WHITE Brussell Sprouts in butter 10 O Z .8 9 C Those who are eager to see still wants to get back the much attention in this column, but to places where it might be needed hai'diy a model of democracy, but 4. u. *X.29 ^NT^|MMIA — 3 VARIETIES new businesses relocate on special exception the judge the results of a recently completed in time of emergency. No law for computer crime GRAPE JUICE Robert its shortcomings hardly justify this 8KIPPY 10 OZ.7 5 C Main Street can take encour­ has just taken away from nationwide survey are so astound­ This made it futile for the Arabs HARTFORD — Members of the Legislature’s country’s intervention in the form or anyone else even to dream of PEANUT BUTTER 3... *2 .19 agement from the judge’s him. ing that they merit closer Walters Judiciary Committee planned to meet today to b S V i z z . 12 oz. ^ 2 . 0 9 inspection. of extensive sabotage and guer­ seizing oil power by breaking their VLA8IC BREAD A BUTTER remarks — especially if, like At the moment the most consider a law providing more comphrehensive mWARD JOHjISON In March 1982 and again in Syndicated rilla warfare covertly planned, contracts and cutting off supplies. control of computer crime and theft of informa­ 24.1.99C important aspect of Judge organized and financed by the PICKLE CHUNCKS 10 O Z .6 9 C Burkamp, they believe that September 1983. NBC News'asked Columnist Attempted Arab embargoes in 1956 tion in Connecticut. CR088E & BLACKWELL Macaroni & Cheese Brenneman’s ruling is in its Central Intelligence Agency. stouffers the best kind of new business a scientifically selected sample of and 1967 were easily thwarted. The draft law makes it a crime to "intentionally COCKTAIL SAUCE ,2.. *1.2 9 for the area is a restaurant. reaffirmation that deciding more than 1.500 men and women to The right-wing government of El The last time was just a year and without authorization ... access, alter, Meat Lasagna 10.5 oz. ^ 1 . 2 9 . damage or destroy any computer, computer CHICKEN OF THE 8EA Only a restaurant is likely on any new restaurant on identify the Central American Salvador, our client in the region, before Nixon was elected. isn't much to brag about either. system or computer network or any computer WHITE TUNA IN WATER 7 ..9 9 C IbS^ock or Sole in Lemon . . . * 1 . 6 9 to demand a large enough Main Street involves weigh­ governments supported and op­ of the people can'teven distinguish software, computer program or data contained in Members of its uncontrollable VISUALIZE THE WORLD’S REESES SWEET UFE - 4 VARIETIES ing the desirability of growth posed by this country. between Reagan’s good guys and a computer system.” number of parking spaces to armed forces, for example, are OIL reserves as a vast, black ,2 »*1.2 9 16 O Z .8 9 C against the desirability of Among those polled in early 1982, bad guys, much less decide It would make unauthorized access a Class A PEANUT BUTTER CHIPS Vegetable Mixtures make a dent in the available regular participants in the "death ocean that was constantly expand­ almost half (47 percent) were whether they share that judgment. misdemeanor and damage exceeding $1,500 or LUCKY LEAF BLUEBERRY OR CHERRY FLEI^MANN spaces. preserving parking spaces. squads" which last year summar­ ing. The crude needed for daily unable to identify President Rea­ Indeed, both of the president's obtaining money or property through computer PIE FILLING 22 .. *1.2 9 Soft Margarine 2/8 oz. ^ 1 . 0 9 ily executed more than 1,300 consumption oozed through oil- gan's position toward the govern­ current attempts at military ad­ fraud a Class D felony. 8NOW8 NEW ENGLAND civilians. gates that regulated the flow. 3 . . 7 9 0 ment of Nicaragua. venturism — the Middle East and 15«. 89C Kraft Dips 5 Throughout the past several The U.S. strategy was to keep Four Scout camps for sale CLAM CHOWDER The next largest group of re­ TROPKANA 5 Central America — are rapidly Berry's World years, a stream of committees, this daily stream overflowing. All DURAFLAME 3 HOUR spondents — 31 percent — incor­ disintegrating into foreign policy HARTFORD — The executive board of the Orange Juice « . . * 1 . 1 9 commissions and inspection teams that was required was a slight but *1.4 9 rectly said the Reagan administra­ and national security disasters. Long Rivers Council of the Boy Scouts of America FIRE LOG composed of religious leaders, constant surplus, which provided has come under fire from area scoutmasters for COTTONELLE ______tion was supporting Nicaragua. To Lebanon we have sent 1,600 SoHI Cream Cheese 8 oz. 8 5 0 ' politicians, businessmen and oth­ enough leverage to hold prices its plan to sell four of^he council's seven camps. 4,4^990 When the second survey was Marines — almost certainly too BATHROOM TISSUE ' l a f c S i i r conducted last month, howeveer, ers has returned from Central down. The board accepted the recommendation of a few to achieve any form of military special committee studying camping and decided the proportion of those giving that America to decry this country’s To maintain the existing oil success but very surely too many to sell camps Tadma In Bozrah, Nahaco In wrong answer had actually in­ involvement in the region. order in the world was a peaceful . to die. Their principal mission The White House, however, has Eastford, Pioneer In New Hartford and Barbour creased to 45 percent. seems to be to serve as targets of process — a commercial process, In Norfolk — worth an estimated $1.5 million. routinely ignored their conclusions with an occasional diplomatic In the 1982 survey, 57 percent oppoiTunity for every ideological The plan has now been referred to the council’s I with coupon & 10.00 />iirr/inAp*| U'llh coupon & 10.00 purchate ® u'ilh coupon & 10.00 p u rch as^^ ■ with coupon & 10.00 purchase mm as the work of malcontents lacking gesture. All Nixon had to do was correctly said the Reagan admin­ camping and planning committee, but it could I /I'niii / coupon per cuniomvr ! limit I coupon per customer limit i coupon per customer limit I coupon per cusitimer zealot, religious fanatic and self- in patriotism, courage or common I I istration is supporting the govern­ proclaimed revolutionary in occasionally oil a machine that take another two years before the "For Sale" sense. signs go up, said Richard Behrens, council ! ''COME N GET IT' ment of El Salvador — but 18 Beirut. was already running beautifully I SWEET LIFE r But now the president’s own director of finance and public relations. ! SEALTEST CRISCO months later the proportion of In Central America we have and had been running beautifully ■ LIQUID b l e a c h ; those supplying that right answer commission (headed by this coun­ for decades. South Korean tot adjusting ! DOG FOOD fewer troops but a far larger ICE CREAM ! 48 oz. I Bonus Pack GALLON8 *1 had dropped markedly to 47 try’s Premier Practitioner of It was the negative things Nixon OIL I contingent of surrogate mercenar­ NEW MILFORD — Ha Myung Hyun, a I 25 Ib, 5 Ib FREE percent. global power politics, Henry Kis­ did, the routine chores he neg­ I ies dedicated to the purported just singer) has, according to one 2-year-old South Korean girl flown to the United lected — rather than a failure to States for life-saving heart surgery, has tl-ouble I cause of undermining — if not report, emerged from El Salvador IF THE SURVEY results are take controversial new actions — with the time difference but is enjoying the I overthrowing — the government of "aghast" at the policies and $1 OFF A reliable, exactly 10 percent of this that caused him to lose control of OFF < company of her temporary American family. eXPtfIKtDIC. 10 OS OFF I 4 9 Nicaragua. practices of an authoritarian go­ the ollgates. EXFlflEI DEC. 10 01 exeiHis Die. 10 'ti country’s adults can correctly The justification for that Ha will be living with Arthur and Angeles Click vernment which is unable or of New Milford before and after surgery in New HIGHLAND PARK MARKET HIGHLAND PARK MARKET i HIGHLAND PARK M A^ET identify the Reagan administra­ multimillion-dollar operation, The oil companies manned those unwilling to control blatant abuses York to correct her congenital heart disease and tion’s friends and foes in Central we’re told, is that the Soviet Union gates under the watchful eye of the America, a decline from the 14 of power. U.S. government. Together, the cleft lipi OiWbyNEA.mc and Cuba are using surrogate "She has a slight cold right now so the doctors percent who could identify the Is it any wonder that the longer industry and the government had mercenaries to advance their postponed her test until Dec. ^13 and the surgery White House’s position toward we remain entangled in Central scheduled various domestic oil unjust goal of undermining — if not America, the less this country’s will probably be performed on the 14th," said "Mommy, may / have some SEXIST toys this Nicaragua and El Salvador 18 overthrowing — the government of projects — in Alaska, offshore and " ' Mrs. Click, coordinatoi of Heal The Children in citizens understand our position year?" months earlier. El Salvador. elsewhere — that would have kept Connecticut. In other words, fully 90 percent there? the leverage in U.S. hands. I- 1 MAiMC.HfcSTt:i< H KKALD . Monody. Uc-c. b, IDiiJ - » H - MANCHKSTKR H E R A L D . M o n d a y . D oc. 5. 1983 Dec. 20 ballot deadline Monday TV Rebels given U.S./World In Brief Greyhound workers vote suburban home. Jobeth Williams, Maggie Smith, Trevor H ow ar^^ amnesty offer presents the msgic of Seville in a 6:00 P.M. Craig T . Nelson, Beatrice 1982. Ratad R 7:30 P.M. musical tour of the city that has □•mocrats ttaga fund drtva member. CD C£) (D ® (30) News CD - PM Magazine inspired composers. (60 min.) Straight. 19B2. Rated PG. 1:45 A.M. 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Anthony Quinn, vsr mine. 1981 Rated R. ments and benefits which the (ID. - USA Cartoon Express 2:00A.M. country beginning today. they vote on a new contract cents,” said nine-year veteran CD - Benny Hill Show CRITICAL CHOICES Franco Nero. Martin Balsam. (2 - MOVIE: 'Stage Fright' A B y Unittd P rn f Inttrnatlonal company sought to eliminate, and (ID - Jim Bakker 1981. man suspected of murdering the CD - CBS Naws Nlghtwatoh '' The drive, which begins in Washington, will containing a 7.8 percent wage cut. driver Larry Littlejohn while d l) - News woman he loves enlists the aid of involve all the announce Democratic candidates picketing the terminal in the eliminates a clause allowing use of (3D - CHiPs Lay missionary Jean Dono­ 10:30P.M. CD - Amarica's Top Tan , The Amalgamated Transit Un­ dD - ESPN's Sidelines a friend to discover the murderer. Nicaragua Invited rebeU and other exiled oppo­ but Sen. 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Both, with one Port Authority Bus Terminal in tive agreement on a new three- town Marlg Thomas, Wayne Ro­ meet a tragic ending In war- (B ) - Fall of Fraddla th. Uaf 8 - MOVIE: 'L'Awanturs'^J begin to crack down on right-wing death squads reached Saturday night, but will gers. Orson Welles 1977. 2 D - Better Health CD ® - Nightline stopping in Houston, end up in Albuquerque, New York, driver Bill Moran said torn El Salvador, in "Choices 11:00 P.M. (Subtltlad) A woman's mystarH.H believed to be responsible for the killings of thousands not count the ballots until Dec. 20. year contract late Saturday night @) (S) MacNeil/Lehrer (2 ) - Veronica. El Rostro del of the Heart," airing CD - Worfd Vision Special kxjs disappearance sends har N.M., Tuesday for the Southern Governors' The delay could have a major "everjfone will be glad to get back following four days of intense (3D 3D (S - Nawi of civilians In the country’s 4-year-old civil war. Newshour Amor MONDAY, DEC. 5 on "NBC d® - MOVIE; Four Friends' lover into the arms of har frisrH^^' Conference. effect on Christmas travel for to work’ ’ but was steadfast that the bargaining in the nation's capital. 3 D - T « i Monica Vitti Nicaraguan Junta Coordinator Daniel Ortega read ^ - Reporter 41 2 D * Wheel of Fortune Monday Night at the Movies," Three young men and a free- Form er Vice President Walter Mondale, Sen. those Americans planning a strike will continue until formal The strike by 12,700 drivers, 8 - Our Miss Brooks a decree at the closing of a session of the country’s (^ - MOVIE: 'Ticket to ( 2 - Barney Miller C iD -S o a p spirited woman come of age dur­ Ernest Hollings, D-S.C., and former Sen. George lengthy holiday trip. ratification. baggage handlers, terminal per­ ing the 1960's. Craig Wasson, national congress Sunday offering amnesty to an Heaven' An unhappy man is sed­ d D " People’s Court QD - Odd Coupl* McGovern, D-S.D., Will be on one plane that will Officials of the Amalgamated CHECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME Jodi Thelen, Jim Metzler 1961. 2:15 A.M. , estimated 10,000 U.S.-backed rebels fighting to Greyhound officials said Sunday sonnel and mechanics began Nov. uced into thinking that member­ (g ) - Dr. Who d2l - Sport«C.nt.r stop in Chicago. Transit Union said the pact calls 3, and caused a severe reduction in ship in a religious cull will be his Rated R d® - SportsCantar •• •'> overthrow the Sandinista regime and to other exiles — the bus lines could return to 'ticket to heaven.' Nick Mancuso, (B) - MOVIE; 'Surch and ® - Countdow n to *84 Today's Civil Rights Leader Jesse Jackson, Sen.'John normal service within a few days for the 7.8 percent wage reduertion Greyhound runs, as newly-lilred Destroy' An embittered South 2:30A.M. mostly businessmen — who oppose the leftist Meg Foster, Saul Rubinek. 1981. program features weekly prev­ Glenn, D-Ohio, Sen. G ary Hart, D-C!olo., and of ratification, if it occurs. demanded by Greyhound in an driver and union members who Rated PG. 8:00 P.M. Vietnamese stalks four veterans iews and profiles of the 1984 CD - Bast of M idday government. in America. Don Stroud, Tisa Far­ former Gov. Reubin Askew of Florida will be on Sentiment on picket lines at offer rejected by more than 90 crossed picket lines continued CD CD “ Scarecrow and Mrs. Olympics. (D - CBS Naws Nightwatch A separate decree said the Nicaraguan Council of King Leo joins a football team in row. George Kennedy. Rated PG the plane that goes to Atlanta and Houston. Greyhound terminals across the percent of rank-and-file union operations. ( 2 ( 2 ~ Late Night w ith David JIP State would begin debate on an electoral law in order to unmask the owner's plot d® - Alfred Hitchcock Hour Lettermen to overthrow the Liechtenstein d® - Professional Rodao frowsL January for presidential elections expected to be set 6:30 P.M. d ® - Doctor Is In government (60 min.) 12:45 A.M. Masquita, TX • for 1985. Students Join campaigning 3D - One Day at a Time ( 2 - Bsnny Hill Show CD - PM Magazine (32 - 1983 600 'CC Wortd d® - Man’s Gymnastics: '83 The amnesty offer, open until Feb. 21, invited exiles 3D - CBS Newt (S ) ** Sports Tonight Caesar's Palace Invitatiorwl CONCORD, N.H. — The presidential campaign CD d D “ Best Christmas len Burstyn, Alan Alda. 1976. CD 2 - NFL Football: 9:30P.M. Chwnplonmhlp Coverage of this to return and "join in the electoral process with full Killer ‘upbeat’ before execution QD - Yogi's First Christmas ( 2 - Twilight Zone motorcycle race is presented (S) - Crossfire • •>! of John Glenn has put its New Hampshire Pageant Ever A housewife helps Rated PG Minnesota at Detroit CD CD “ Newhart Stephanie is rights to elect and be elected.” Part I from Imola, Italy (60 min.) operations into full gear, using scores of college SIX 'mean' kids discover the true ® - Poldark 0 > - Caesar’s Tahoe Billiards lost in a Vermont snowstorm and (SD - Business Report The decree also provides for the return of land or ( S ) (3D - N B C N ew s meaning of Christmas. (60 min.) students during the weekend for door-to-door BELMONT, Mass. "He was a realist,” write to Pope John Paul to quested a Catholic ® - MOVIE: 'T.lelon' A Rus- Classic Coverage of the Final is confronted with a trio of 1:00 A.M. 3:00A.M. : just compensation to people whose holdings were (3D - Noticiero Nacional SIN Match is sponsored by Comer strange rescuers. 11:15P.M. campaigning. (U P I) — The night before Boyle added. “ During the thank him for appealing funeral. CD “ Nows Sian secret agent and a beautiful CD ** Lavame & Shirley li C o.. CD ** World Vision Special expropriated by the government, but excludes Noticias nacionales con Guillermo Pockets of America. (60 min.) d® - ESPN's Ringside Review he was executed in Flori­ last night we talked about on his behalf. "Th a t was d D ~ Solid Gold Christmas CIA agent are thrown together to (3® - Daniel Velazques dD - MOVIE; Fury M.. The Glenn campaign brought up more than 100 Restrepo 2® - Dr, Who CD ~ Hogan's Hsroes leaders of the rebel groups fighting the government an overwhelming thing to He “ felt that no matter Special stop a madman from triggering d® - MOVIE: Table for Five’ A Sm ugglers Bay’ A gang of cut students from colleges in Massachusetts, Pen­ da’s electric chair, Robert death and dying and ^D ■ Jeffersons divorced father tries to get reac- CD - Col um bo from Honduras and Costa Rica. (S ) “ NFL's Greatest Moments: World W ar III. Charles Bronson. 10:00 P.M. ( 2 ~ Reporter 41 throats lures ships onto tl^ii' * nsylvania, Ohio. Connecticut, and New York as Sullivan tried to bolster resurrection. Bob Sullivan,” Boy lesaid, what the circumstances Lee Remick 1977. quainted with his children by tak­ The offer, marked the latest attempts by the ® - ABC News 'Best Ever Quarterbacks' ( D O D - Emerald Point N.A.S. dD -* Twilight Zone rocks, murdering crews and ter­ the spirits of his guards "H e felt badly for the “that Pope John Paul that he was victorious ® - MOVIE: 'Tw o For the ing them on a Mediterrartean 11:30 P.M. part of their door-to-door canvass. A Glenn d D " Freddy the Freeloader's CD - N e w s d® - Pro Boxing rorizing fishermen Peter Cushing. < Sandlnlstas to end the fighting that has killed 1,000 guards, because he knew should intervene.” through his faith,” Boyle Road’ A bickering couple stop to cruise John Voight, Richard John Fraser. Bernard Lee 196^^^ campaign staff member said students were and those saddened by his 7:00P.M. Christmas Dinner Red Skelton (D GD - Hawaii Fhre-0 2 - MOVIE; The Resurrec Nicaraguans since January and caused millions of said. “He went to death reminisce about their twelve Crenna. 1982 Rated PG dD - Independent Network working on similar canvasses in Iowa, Ohio and impending death. what they were going portrays the trials and tribulations CD 2® - Thicke of the Night tion of Zachary Whaalar' After a d i - Winning Golf Tips ; ^ Boyle said before the D - CBS News years of marriage and try to work (S) - MOVIE: Choices of the News dollars In damages. through.” with a dignity and control of planning a holiday dinner, grinding automobile crash, a p o­ Maine. "That's not the way to ( ® - M -A * S * H to save their happiness. Audrey Heart' A woman gives up her fa­ d2) - World Sportsman TN s (D - Benr^ Hill Show d® > Sunday at tha Klng'a Ortega called for a minute of silence for Rep. execution, Sullivan re- beyond imagination.” CD tential presidential candidate is ” It is Important to come to New Hampshire to go. Let’s get upbeat,” Sullivan asked Boyle to d® - MOVIE: 'Emergency Hepburn, Albert Finney 1967 mily, fiancee and, ultimately, her show features Okeechobee (Fla.) dD - Honeymooners House ,, ^ Clement J . Zablocki, D-Wis., chairman of the House 5 CD - Tic Tac Dough taken to a mysterious clinic A n­ Room' A behind-the-scenes look life to become a committed Cath­ Bass Fishing, Himalayan Moun­ help in the prim ary and get out the vote... to get Sullivan told the group ( @ - Man Who Loved Bears (S ) - Croesfire gie Dickinson, Bradford Diltman, 2D - Freeman Reports * * Foreign Affairs Committee, who died Saturday at age CD - A B C N ew s at life and death in an emergency olic lay missionary in El Salvador. tain River Kayaking and Java out the issues,” said John Chuang, 18, president of that shared his final hours room is depicted. Sarah Purcell. (8) - Tonight Show James Daly 1971 8 - Nsws • 1* 71. (D - Laugh-In 8:30 P.M. Melissa Gilbert. Martin Sheen, Surfing with guests Foster the Glenn's student committee at Harvard with him, the Rev. Robert Penny Peyser, Julie Sommers. - Thlcfca of tha Night 8 - MOVIE: The SeduetkM' Zablocki had sponsored legislation to cut of f U .S. aid dD - SportsCenter CD " Tell Them I’m a Mermaid Mike Farrell 1983 Brooks and Gregory Harrison (60 ( 2 - Pellcule University. J . Boyle told a congrega­ d D - Festival of Faith min.) A popular TV reporter end hw to anti-SandInista rebels. dD - Radio 1990 Today's pro­ CD - MOVIE: A Hole in the (31) - Making of Mankind A ( 2 ' Dob Newhart Show 1:30 A.M. live-in lover must contend w ith 'a " tion of 175 attending a New Era ' Anthropologist Richard d® - USA Speciall Kean gram looks at the hottest trends ( 2 - MOVIE: 'The Long Hot Head' A widower with a son be­ ■ Sanford and Son peeping tom Morgan Fairchild, Tw o Salvadoran officials who asked to remain Beautiful open Leakey investigates the' chal­ 12:00 A.M. CD memorial mass Saturday This and performers in the world of Summer’ A young man arrives in comes involved with a showgirl ( 2 - Twilight Zone Andrew Stevens. Michael Sarre^"' anonymous said the government ha^Slidwn it is aware loop design, set lenges and opportunities our CD - Chico and tha Man Merbold talks with minister for the convicted killer. entertainment. a small Southern town and Frank Sinatra, Edward G. Robin­ (D - Hart to Hart zin Rated R with 10 full cut ancestors faced when they left (S ) - Freeman Reports of the need to eliminate the Activity of rightist death changes the lives of it's leading son. Eleanor Parker. 1959 CD ® - N e w s CD - CNN Haadllna Naws SPACE CENTER, Houston — Against a Sullivan "has ended a anniversary diamonds. (S ) - Ever Increasing Faith citizen's children Paul Newman, Africa (60 mtn ) [Closed Cap­ 2® - MOVIE: Stardust' A rock 3:30 A.M. squads. ( 2 2 - Mr. Smith dD - Star Trek dD ** Indapandant Natwork breathtaking backdrop of Earth as blue as the 10-year Good F rid a y,” Approximately (@ - Hogan's Heroes Joanne Woodward. Orson tioned] star rises to fame and fortune (X) - Off Ih . Sat They cited a strong condemnation of the paramili­ (3D “ Pelicula: 'Quiero Besarlo N a w s Danube, West German physicist Ulf Merbold Boyle said at the mass at (S ) ■ Moneyline Welles 1958 2 - Sadat Part II with groupies, fans and record d® - Radio 1990 Today's pro­ tary groups Friday by Defense Minister Carlos let her 'A carat total Sertor’ (2 - Happy Days Again O - Freddy the Fr.«kMKl«’» •' St. Joseph’s Roman Ca­ (3D Prime News company wheeler-dealers hang­ gram looks at the hottest trends aboard the shuttle Columbia chatted today with weight $495. ( ^ - New s (IS) Great Performances 'Pla- ing on David Essex. Larry Hag- and performers in the world of Chri.tm .. Dinner Rml Skelton!I Eugenio Vides Casanova, who said “death squads 9:00 P.M. cido Domingo Celebrates Seville ' - Daspadida German Science Minister Heinz Riesenhuber. tholic Church, where Sul­ put on a (31) (Sz) ■ Business Report ( 2 ~ Family Ties man. 1975 Rated R emenainment portrays Ih . trials and tribulation. should disappear forever as a demonstration of our O - MOVIE: 'Tha Missionary' livan received the sacra­ (3D - MOVIE: Same Time, (3D 3 D - AfterMASH Colonel Renown tenor Placido Domingo of planning a holiday dinner The minister, speaking with Merbold via (3D ■ Esclava Isaura presents the magic of Seville in a (2 - Newsnight A rpissionary. returning from A f­ decision to combat them and of our faith in the Next Year' T w o people, married Potter considers retiring and (3® ~ Great Performances Pla (32 - Sport. Probe satellite from Cologne, West Germ any, wanted to ments as a youngster. ( ^ - Entertainment Tonight musical tour of the city that has cido Domingo Celebrates Seville ' rica. IS put in charge of twenty- democratic process.” little extra 10 full cut to others, agree to meet once a moving to Florida ( 2 - MOVIE: Poltergoist' Su know whether the first foreigner and one of the "Today he’s enjoying inspired composers (60 min ) Renown tenor Placido Domingo pernatural spirits haunt a peaceful eight fallen women Michael Palm, ( 8 ) - N e w . The death squads, believed to be run by active duty diamonds in a dD “ Family Feud year to rekindle their romance El- CD ~ The Merv Show first two people not trained as astronauts to be the beginning of his eter­ and retired arm y officers, have reappeared in recent w eight split shank set­ assigned to an American mission thought "m an . nal Easter,” added Boyle, months, and human rights groups say they are ting. 'A carat LOOKi JOEV. WHEN I &AIP IP RAFAEL'S BEEN one of four priests partici­ (Carat weight,that is!) AKRK666HHH: in space is more valuable than a robot for.repairs total weight HELP VOU 6ET YOUK H0U5E IN BITTEN BY AN responsible for more than half of the 45,000 combatant pating in the mass. IHSECT! BRIDGE ASTRO and non-combatant deaths since the Salvadoran civil and experiments.” $880 THE &O0URB&, I PIPN'T MEAN Merbold, 42, a physicist at Max-Planck Sullivan, 36. was exe­ I'P 60 THERE WITH VOU.I'M IN w ar began in 1979. Most of the death squad victims Show her you still care Institute in Stuttgart, replied: "Man is. much cuted Wednesday at a LOVE WITH ANOTHER WOMAN. have been civilians suspected of leftist sympathies or with a beautiful diamond GRAPH better than a computer. Man has flexibility and state prison in Stark, Fla., ties to the guerrillas. anniversaiY ring. Classic Unique b y p w A bit of false pride fantasy.” after spending 10 years elegance in new designs President Reagan’s veto last week of legislation and three months on death design set with that will surely make this and a two club call by East linking m ilitary assistance to an improved human rpw for the 1973 killing of 10 full cut anniversary special. A diamonds. One to locate all the high cards. rights climate will not stop efforts by the Salvadoran Storms Mil 18, Ice Plains motel clerk. The jack of clubs went to arm y to curb abuses, one official said. complete selection of carat total NORTH 12-Ml ofeur A mountain storm that dumped 32 inches of Boyle, who was with Blast's ace over dummy's Guatemala’s new archbishop, Prospero Penados other styles in varying weight $2100. 4AK96 snow on parts of Utah during the weekend made Sullivan during his last ueen. A club came back, < n r t h d a y del Barrio, said the Catholic Church will hold prices also available. 9K4 highways “very nasty” across the northern hours, cited Sullivan's ♦ Q75 touth ruffed high, led a "constant dialogue" to improve its governmental concern for others. trump to dummy’s ace, relations. Plains today. A storm that socked the Northeast ♦ KQ84 D m . e, 1983 " F o r a man about to be ruffed the last low club, led Relations between the Catholic Church and the with freezing rain, icy roads and up to a foot of WEST EAST Considerable time and etforl executed this was ex­ (^ l,ri> .W £ . IMIWg u S PM . iu 'nil'l another trump to dummy Guatemalan government fell to a new low last month snow moved out to sea. ♦742 es win be devoted this comlnn ln g -' The death toll mounted to 18 from a weekend of traordinary,” Boyle said. and one back to his own year to matters which will with the m urder of Franciscan priest. ^ c M uJ uI£& CAJIOS e»«32 hand, and led a heart. West storms that included tornadoes in the South and "W e were all feeling DON'T BE CONCERNED, G E T > YES, OH! OH! THEY MUSTA ' ♦ AJios ess enhance your material security. badly,” the priest re­ Thisted Jewelers SkKe 1885 played the jack to dummy’s By the timh your next h lrth d ^ northern California's worst windstorm in two MISTRESS.' BUDDY /'fiOoRRi OUR / BUT YCXJ HEARD ME.' SOM E­ ♦ J2 4X 109 875 called, noting Sullivan King. Now South thou^t rolls around, your lot in llle wUJ a decades. OOWHTOWN MANCHESTER WILL TAKE CARE OF ' ' QUESTIONING/ BETTER ONE'S COMIN'.' SOUTH HartlofO • New Bniam • Westfarms Man o AMY INTRUDER.' ------' g e t YOUR awhile and cashed the last be Improved. ~ * Five people died in California, two of them said, “ That's not the way 4()J1083 Even Republicans AnteTcar Csc>'e$$ Ma$te> Cneige w

Edwin F. Dwyer mother of Eileen T. Nadeau of 10, 1921, and had lived in Manches­ Edwin F. Dwyer, 62, of 52 Manchester. ter since 1951, She hud been Litchfield St., died Sunday at his in Lebanon, despite deaths She also leaves two granddaugh­ employed as a registered nurse at home. He was the husband of ters in Manchester and three St. Francis Hospital and Manches­ Margaret L. (O’Connell) Dwyer. sisters in Ireland. ter Memorial Hospital for many He was born in Hartford and had The funeral was today at the years. She was a member of St. By Helen Thomas first American aircraft lost in combat since the lived in Manchester for many Greater Hartford Funeral Servi­ Bridget Church. She was a gradu­ United Press International Vietnam war, the Pentagon said. NFL playoff spots still open years. Before his retirement in ces and Chapels, Farmington ate of Imrnaculate Conception One filer, whose plane crashed into a home, bailed 1978 he served as assistant treas­ Grammar School. Hartford, and WASHINGTON — President Reagan says the out and was rescued, but two others parachuted into Avenue, with a mass of Christian Francisco over Tampa Bay and urer and branch manager of the Mount St. Joseph Academy, West Unit^«LStates will continue its peace mission in Syrian-held areas and were listed as missing. By Joe Carinicelll Giants 6. Minnesota is at Detroit ision, percentage in the conference burial at St. Augustine’s Church. into a tie with the Rams for first Farmington Avenue Branch of Hartford, and graduated as 'a Lebanon despite an escalating American combat role Reagan said the administration was trying to UPI Executive Sports Editor tonight. and then percentage in common place in the NFC West. Craig Mechanics Savings Bank. He had registered nurse in 1946 from the with two warplanes downed and eight Marines dead in negotiate the release of the two airmen in Damascus. Buffalo remained two games games. If that doesn’t succeed, the Lucy Bombeto scored on runs of 10,1 and I4yards, also served as a mortgage service St. Francis Hospital School for fire fights. After learning of the latest Marine fatalities, With just two weeks left in the behind Miami in the AFC East at tie-breaker goes to |X)ints in Miss Lucy Bombeto, 74, of 333 Bill Ring scored on a 3-yard run supervisor, mortgage loan inter-, Nursing. She is also a former In remarks to reporters Sunday, Reagan said the Reagan told reporters at a White House reception 1983 season, less than half of the 8-6 while the Jets and New England division games, points in all Bidwell St., formerly of Westhill and Joe Montana on a 12-yard viewer and head teller for Apartments, died Friday at a member of the Manchester Nurses United States does not want a confrontation with "there is retaliation in the form of naval artillery” but N F L’s 10 playoff slots have been are at 7-7 and Baltimore at 6-8. games, strength of schedule, best burst, Mechanics. Manchester convalescent home. Association. Syria, but “ if our forces are attacked, we will respond. had no further comment. filled and the braintrusl at the Pittsburgh clung to a one-game net touchdowns in games and Eagles 13, Rams 9 He served in the U.S. Army She was born in Hartford on Dec. Besides her husband she leaves a We’re going to defend our forces there.” Presidential counselor Edwin Meese said there had league office may have to whip out lead over Cleveland in the AFC finally, if nothing resolves the ties, Ron Jaworski’s 29-yard TD pass during World War II. He was a son, Albert E. Kvart Jr. of On his order for retaliatory raids in Lebanon — been "no discussion” of withdrawing the Marines the computers and calculators to Central, with Cincinnati another a coin toss. 12,'1908, and had lived in Manches­ to Tony Woodruff with ?1 seconds member of the Manchester Ameri­ Manchester; a daughter, Mrs. given for the first time — Reagan said, "W e don’t seek from the airport area. figure out who’s still eligible for game behind at 6-8. Denver is 8-6 in Bengals 23, Steelers 10 ter for the past 12 years. left lifted Philadelphia over Los can Legion, was treasurer for the hostilities there. Our mission remains what it was; to Reagan said the Syrian government knew of the what. the AFC West and Seattle is still Pete Johnson rushed for 126 She leaves a brother, Joseph John (Mary) Angeli of Tolland; Angeles, ending the Eagles’ 7- Capitol Region, was a former help stabilize the situation in Beirut until all the "routine” reconnaissance flights by planes based on The Miami Dolphins .became barely in the playoff hunt at 7-7. yards and scored on runs of 1 and 16 Bombeto of Manchester. two brothers, Richard Sullivan of game losing streak. Eric Dicker- member of the Citizens Advisory foreign forces can be withdrawn and until the U.S. aircraft carriers off the Lebanese coast and that only the fourth entry in the In the NFC Central, Minnesota yards and Jim Breech kicked three There will be a mass of Christian Florida and Edward J. Sullivan of son of the Rams, the N F L’s leading Commission and the Charter Revi­ Wethersfield; a sister, Mrs. Ethel government of Lebanon can take over the authority of the planes were unarmed. The missions had been post-season sweepstakes Sunday, and Detoit, both 7-6, duel for the field goals to lift Cincinnati at burial Tuesday at 10 a.m. at St. rusher, had 103 yards in 28 carries. sion Committee in Manchester. He Swanson of New Britain; four its own territory." ‘ flown since September. capturing the AFC East title after lead tonight, with the loser falling Pittsburgh, extending the Steelers’ ■ Bridget’s Church. Burial will be in Dickerson reached the 100-yard was a former commissioner for the Eight Marines were killed and two wounded in The president said the reconnaissance flights “ are rallying for two last-period touch­ into a tie with Green Bay at 7-7. The losing streak to three games. The Cedar Hill Cemetery, Hartford, at grandchildren; and several nieces mark fci the ninth time, tying the Manchester Little League. He was and nephews. shelling on the Beirut airport Sunday 11 hours after part of the protection and defense" of the American downs and a 24-17 victory over the Rams and San Francisco are tied Steelers, 9-5, need one victory in the convenience of the family. rookie record set by Ottis Ander­ also a volunteer at Manchester The funeral will be Wednesday U.S. fighter planes bombed Syrian mountain peace-keeping force stationed at Beirut airport. An lowly Oilers in Houston. for the NFC West lead at 8-6, with their last two games to gain at least There are no calling hours. Holmes son in 1979 and equaled by George Memorial Hospital. Funeral Home, 400 Main st., has at 9:15 a.m. from the Holmes positions. Oct. 23 suicide bombing killed 239 U.S. servicemen. New Orleans a game back at 7- 7. a wild card berth. Rogers in 1981. Besides his wife he leaves a son, charge of arrangements. Funeral Home, 400 Main St., with a Reagan ordered the strikes in retaliation for Reagan said the attack was not coordinated with the Three other clubs qualified ear­ Miami had to survive a couple of Broncos 27, Browns 6 James F. Dwyer of Marlborough; mass of Christian burial at 10 a.m. "viciqus and violent" attacks with Soviet-built Israelis, but officials said Israel, and other foreign lier for the playoffs. Dallas and scares to defeat the Oilers, at 1-13 Rookie John Elway threw for 284 a daughter, Mrs, Richard (Janet) Geoffrey Gibbs Jr. at St. Bridget Church. Friends missiles on two U.S. reconnaissance planes Saturday. governments, were notified after the raid. Washington are assured of spots the worst team in the N FL this yards and twoTDs to carry Denver Packers 31, Bears ‘28 Lynn Dickey’s 67-yard pass to Ferber of East Aurora, N.'V.; his Geoffrey Gibbs Jr,, 46, of Willi- may call at the funeral home Two of the 28 planes participating in the strikes The president said the strikes were not part of a new and probably will decide the NFC season. Houston led 17-10 early in to its upset of Cleveland. The loss in mother, Alice C. Dwyer; a sister, mantic, died Saturday at his home. Tuesday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. were shot down by Svrian gunners making them the strategic partnership he initiated with Israeli Prime East title next week when they face the fourth quarter before Dan Denver spoiled Cleveland’s chance James Lofton set up Jan Stener- Lorraine Schreiner of Norwalk; He was the father of Kimberly Minister Yitzhak Shamir last week. each other at Dallas. The Los Marino threw a 28-yard touchdown to move into a tie with Pittsburgh ud’ s 19-yard field goal on the last several nieces and nephews and Gibbs of Manchester and the son of The president attended a Hanukkah service Sunday Angeles Raiders wrapped up the pass to Nat Moore to tie the game for the AFC Central lead. Steve play of the game and lifted Green great nephews and a great-niece. Mr. and Mrs. Geoffrey Gibbs Sr. of Leo F. Carroll Mother of airman when he returned from Camp David where he said, " I f AFC West crown last Thursday and Tony Nathan pushed Miami to Cox had a 58-yard field goal for the Bay over Chicago. Stenerud’s kick The funeral will be Wednesday Coventry. Leo F. Carroll, 79, died Saturday Israel is ever forced to leave the United Nations, the night with a 42-10 rnul of San Diego. victory with a 5-yard scoring run. Browns, who remain one game came just 1:50 after Chicago’s at 10 a.m, from the John F. Tierney He was born in New York City at Manchester Memorial Hospital. United States and Israel will leave together.” That leaves six spots left and a Marino, the standout quarter­ back with two to play. Dennis McKinnon tied the score Funeral Home. 219 W. Center St., and had lived in Willimantic forthe At the time of his death he was a is ‘very hopefui’ Republican Sens. Howard Baker, who attended a bevy of clubs still with mathemati­ back from the University of Redskins 37, Falcons 21 with a 59- yard punt return. The Manchester, with a mass of past four years. He was a 1960 resident of a retirement home in White House reception before a Kennedy Center gala, cal chances to make the playoffs. Pittsburgh who is a strong con­ Joe Theismann passed for three kick was Stenerud’s 334th of his Manchester. Sunday’s action did very little to tender for AFC Rookie of the Year TDs as the Redskins prepped for career, one shy of George Blanda’s Christian burial in the Church of graduate of the University of CONCORD, N.H. (UPI) — The mother of a Navy agreed the U.S. should not be driven out of Lebanon. He was born in Hartford and had resolve the logjam that saw ‘24 of honors, suffered a knee injury in next week’s NFC showdown at all-time record. Dickey threw for the Assumption at 10; 30 a.m. Connecticut and had been em­ bombardier-navigator downed and captured by lived most of his life there. He had the 28 teams enter the day’s play the fourth quarter. Preliminary Dallas by whipping Atlanta in 345 yards, giving him an NFC Burial, with full military honors, ployed as a manufacturer’s Syrian-backed rebels said today she is "very hopeful” worked for many years at Veeder- either having clinched or still, in indications were that the injury Washington. record 3,918 passing yards this will be in Col. William F, Gates representative. her son will survive his ordeal. Root Inc., retiring in 1969. He contention for the 10 playoff spots. was not serious enough to keep him Cowboys 35, Seahawks 10 year. The previous mark of 3,586 Cemetery, Rocky Hill. Calling Besides his daughter and par­ "H e’ll hold up. He’s tough," Marilyn Goodman said leaves three nieces and three In other play, it was: Washing­ out of Miami’s final two games at Tony Dorsett rushed for 117 was set by Roger Staubach of hours are Tuesday from 2 to 4 and 7 ents, he leaves a sister, Mrs. of her son, Robert 0. Goodman, 27. grandnieces and three grand­ ton 37, Atlanta 21; Buffalo 14. home against Atlanta and the Jets. yards and two TDs and Danny Dallas in 1979. to 9 p.m. Kathleen Bagadinski of Portland; The Goodmans lived in Portsmouth for 14 years. -Memorial donations may be nephews. LEAF PICKUP Kansas City 9; Green Bay 31, Houston’s Earl Campbell gained White threw two TD passes to Bills 14, Chiefs 9 his former wife, Constance J. They moved away four years ago. She now lives in The Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Chicago 28; Cincinnati 23, Pitts­ 138 yards in 28 carries to became carry Dallas over Seattle. Sea- Joe Ferguson threw a 17-yard mhde to the American Cancer Gibbs of Manchester; and two Queens, N.Y. Her husband lives In York, Pa. UPI photo Main St., has charge of arrange­ burgh 10; Philadelphia 13. the Los only the 10th back in NFLhistory to hawks rookie Curt Warner, the first-half TD pass to Perry Tuttle Society, the Manchester Visiting nieces and a nephew. Goodman was reported slightly injured in the ments. The funeral will be private. Angeles Rams 9: New England 7. gain 8.000 yards during his career. AFC’s leading rusher, was held to and Mike Kennedy returned a Nurses Association or to Manches­ There will be a mass of Christian clowning of two U.S. Navy jets east of Beirut, Lebanon. Whaler goalie Ed Staniowski holds his ground and There are no calling hours. Mem­ NOTICE New Orleans 0; Denver 27, Cleve­ The leading tie breaker in the just 22 yards on 12 carries for his fourth-period interception 22 yards ter Memorial Hospital. burial Tuesday at 10 a.m. in St. "As long as Robert is alive. I ’m sure he’ ll be okay," orial donations may be made to a land 6; Dallas 35. Seattle 10; the NFL’s formula for determining lowest output of the season. for another score, pushing Buffalo blocks shot by Philadelphia’s Tim Kerr in first-period Joseph’s Church, Willimantic. she said in a telephone interview, 'T ’m sure he’ll be charity of the donor’s choice. Beginning on Tuesday, New York Jets 10. Baltimore 6; post-season clubs is (wreentage in 49ers 35, Buccaneers 21 past the Chiefs at Kansas City. Mo. Russell V. Lennon Sr. Burial will be in St. Joseph’s home soon.” action Sunday night at the Spectrum in Philadelphia. San Francisco 35, Tampa Bay 21: head-to-head competition, fol­ Roger Craig ran for 80 yards and Joe Cribbs had a career-high 185 Russell B. Lennon Sr., 66, of 34 Cemetery, Willimantic. Friends Mrs. Goodman said her son attended Portsmouth, December 6, Town Forces Staniowski backstopped Hartford 6-5 victory. and St. Louis 10, the New York lowed by percentage in the div­ three TDs to lead host San yards rushing for the Bills. Coolidge St., died Sunday at may call at the Potter Funeral Mary E. Shuckerow N.H., High School and was graduated in 1978 from the Manchester Memorial Hospital. Home, 456 Jackson St., Williman­ Mary (Emonds) Shuckerow, 88, U.S. Naval Academy. His father is a retired Army wiii return to Route 2 (origi- He was the husband of Annie tic, Tuesday from 9 a.m. until the of Wethersfield, died Sunday. She veteran, she said. (Labickas) Lennon. time of the service. was the mother of Joseph Shuck­ naiiy done week of O cto ^r He was born in Manchester on Memorial donations may be erow of New York City. New Whale goalie April 25, 1917, and was a lifelong made to St. Joseph Church, 99 She also leaves three sisters, Lawyer dies in crash 31st - areasbasicaily Eastoif 76ers come back to trim Celtics resident. Before retiring three Jackson St., Willimantic. 06226. Anne San Giacomo of Andover, HARTFORD (U PI) — A Hartford lawyer, who may years ago, he had been employed Rose May and Josephine St. Autumn, Parker and Vernon have been driving eight youths to a local boys club, game flows,” Erving said of the for good with 1: '25 left in overtime as a supervisor at Pratt & Whitney Kenneth J. Campbell George^ both of Wethersfield. BOSTON (UPI) - There were off the mark, but he didn’t (ail proves his mettle was thrown from his car and killed after it was struck play that sent the game into when he hit a 16- footer from the for 40 years. He was a communi­ Kenneth J, Campbell. 68, of The funeral will be Tuesday at Streets to the town iine), for times the Philadelphia 76ers twice when the rebound was broadside by another which apparently ran a red slapped back to him. Larry Bird overtime. ”I took my time and just right baseline, followed by a fast cant of the Church of the South Windsor, formerly of Man­ 8:15 a.m. from the Rose Hill looked tired and others when the PH ILAD ELPH IA (U PI) - It light, police said. curbside vacuum pick up of went down the floor with six let it go and it got a sweet roll” break three- point play by Maurice the final seconds of play to Assumption. chester. died Sunday at Rockville Funeral Home, 580 Elm St., Rocky Boston Celtics appeared sloppy, was a test of stamina for Ed Police Sgt. Lawrence Irving said Arnold E. Bayer, seconds left and canned a 17-footer Bobby Jonsis put the 76ers ahead Cheeks. attack with six men. Besides his wife he leaves a son, General Hospital He was the Hill, with a mass of Christian but the’ game finally produced a Staniowski. but the new Hart­ 46, died at St. Francis Hospital and Medical Center ieaves. Aii ieaves must be out that seemed to put Philadephia "They threw all their top Russell B. Lennon Jr. of Old husband of Catherine (Jewett) burial at 9 a,m. in St. Luke’s handful of clutch performances ford goaltender proved his about three hours after the 7:19 a.m, crash Sunday. away again. scorers at us in the last 40 Saybrook; a daughter, Mrs. Geral­ Campbell. Church, Hartford. Burial will be in that saved the 76ers from likely mettle. Bayer’s eight passengers were treated at St. by 7 AM Tuesday morning. Boston coach K.C. Jones thought seconds, ” Evans said. "That dine LaRoe of Stafford Springs; He was born in Somersville, Rose Hill Memorial Park, Rocky defeat. Staniowski, acquired by Hart­ Francis and Mount Sinai Hospitals and relea.sed. he had room to breath when Bird, was nerve-wracking, but our two brothers, James Lennon of Mass., and had lived in Manches­ Hill. Friends may call at the The 76ers came back from ford in a trade with Winnipeg who been shooting poorly all night, goaltender stood his ground Glastonbury and Raymond Len­ ter before moving to South Wind­ funeral home today from 7 to 9 p.m. deficits twice in the last 30 seconds last month, faced 37 shots by the came through with the Celtics’ last well and he played a very fine non of East Hartford; five sisters, sor 24 years ago. Before retiring in of regulation Sunday and went on Philadelphia Flyers in his debut game for us.” to a 121-114 overtime victory go-ahead basket. "It looked aw­ Mrs. Florence Irwin, Mrs. Gladys 1979 he was employed as a civil Frank A. Burnett Sr. Sunday night as a Whalers Philadelphia gained its only Sunday, the second time they’ve fully good at the tim e." he said. Irwin, Mrs. Winifred Henderson servant, working as an inspector Frank A. Burnett Sr., 73, of goaltender. while his own team lead at 8:11 of the first period won in their last 13 Boston Garden But Moses Malone took the ball and Mariann Webster, all of for the U.S. Air Force for 25 years. Kensington, died Friday at New had 19 shots. when Ilkka Sinisalo scored the appearances. out and heaved a long pass to Manchester, and Mrs. Ruth Les- Before that he had worked at Pratt Britain General Hospital. He was But the Whalers made the first of his two goals. Hartford E sett of Bolton; and 13 In a game the Celtics dominated Julius Erving, who got off a S c Whitney in East Hartford. At the the husband of Antoinette K. Give a gift to the needy. Bring to needy families throughout shots count, defeating Philadel­ surged back to a 3-1 lead, grandchildren. for more than three quarters, the jumper from the corner that rolled E time of his death he was working Burnett and the father of Frank A. phia 6-5 for their first victory scoring three goals within a in your wrapped Christmas _the area in time for Christmas. 76ers came out for what appeared around the rim and went in with The funeral will be Wednesday part time for Showcase Cinemas in Burnett Jr. of Andover. ever at the Spectrum. span of 1: 14. Sylvain Turgeon to be their last chance — down by two seconds on the clock, at 8:15 a.m. from the Holmes East Hartford. He was an Army He also leaves two other sons, gift for a needy person Please label your gift with "This was a big win for us,” tied it at 18:54 on a power play three with 26 seconds left. "There was no set play, it just Funeral Home, 400 Main St., with a veteran of World War II and had Paul Burnett of Kensington and and deposit it under the the age o f the person for Staniowski said. ” It comes at an with a 35-footer. Bob Crawford Andrew Toney’s 3-pointer went flowed the way so much of the mass of Resurrection at 9 a.m. in been awarded a Bronze Star, He Robert Burnett in Florida; five Gift Tree in our main whom it is appropriate. important time.” tallied his first of two goals 53 the Church of the Assumption. was a member of the Manchester sisters, Mrs. Ann Battaglie and Hartford, although in last office. W e’ll see that .So that there will be seconds later to put Hartford Burial will be in East Cemetery. VFW and was a volunteer for FISH Mrs. Eleanor Cote, both of New place in the hotly contested ahead 2-1, also with a 35-footer. Friends may call at the funeral in South Windsor. Britain, Mrs. Alveta Clark of your gift gets to the time to distribute NHL Adams Division, trailed Crawford scored his second C home Tuesday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 Besides his wife he leaves two Phoenix, Ariz., Mrs. Sofia Kologris Manchester Area gifts before Christmas, Columbia soccer Montreal by just one point goal at 0:21 of the second period p.m. Memorial donations may be of Ocean Side, Long Island, N.Y., C sons, Michael K. Campbell of Council o f Churches there is a deadline following the Canadiens’ 6-2 loss to make it 3-1 for Hartford. made to the American Liver South Windsor and Dennis W. and Mrs. Anellie Tynko in Colo­ to Buffalo Sunday. Hartford and who w ill distribute of December 21 for Flyers defenseman Thomas Foundation, 998 Pompton Ave., Campbell of Tariffville; three rado; 11 grandchildren; two great­ Montreal meet Tuesday night at Eriksson sent a 60- footer past Cedar Grove, N.J. 07009. daughters, Patricia A. Fuchs of grandchildren, and several nieces all gifts collected receipt o f gifts. ousts Huskies, 4-0 Montreal. Staniowski to make it 3-2. Burlington, Roberta L. Campbell and nephews. "We played a pretty good Dupont made it 4-2 for Hartford Matilda S. Gagllardi of Manchester and Susan Riese of The funeral will be Tuesday at gam e," said Hartford Coach on a power play at 4:20 when he Matilda (Scattareggia) Gagli- Edmonds, Wash.; two brothers, 8:30 a.m. from the Burritt Hill STORRS, (UPI) - Undefeated Pratten hit the top left corner off a Jatk Evans. "W e have been followed a slapshot by Neufeld. ardi, 65, of West Hartford, died Arthur Campbell of Somersville, Memorial Home, 332 Burritt St., Columbia University extended its direct kick from Steve Sirtis. getting behind in games, but we Philadelphia Coach Bob Saturday at Mount Sinai Hospital. Mass., and LeRoy Campbell of New Britain, with a mass of winning streak to 18 games with a Columbia got a break when a . have not been getting rattled McCammon said the loss was She was the wife of Clement Brockton, Mass; and a sister, Christian burial in Sacred Heart 4-0 victory over the University of UConn defender knocked the ball and that was true tonight when especially disappointing in the Gagliardi and the sister of Adeline Eleanore Burke of St, Petersburg, Church at 9:15 a.m. Calling hours Connecticut in the semifinal round into the Husky net at 37:44. Three we lost our leads.” wake of last week’s road trip in S. Rizza of Manchester. Fla. at the funeral home are today from of the NCAA Division I soccer minutes later, Mark Prochilo Hartford broke the second of which the Flyers amassed a 3- She also leaves two sons, Mi­ The funeral will be Wednesday 7 to 9 p.m. playoffs. found an open net after a scramble two ties when Ray Neufeld 0-1 record. chael Gagliardi and Jerome Gagli­ at 10; 15 a.m. from the John F. The Lions, with a 18-0-0 record,, in front of the UConn goal and scored with 7:08 left to play, to "Here we are back from a ardi, both of West Hartford; two Tierney Funeral Home, 219 W. Joan Z. Dowlins will face Indiana in the NCAA made it 3-0. lift the Whalers to victory. very good road trip," he said. other sisters, Lillian S. Varol of Center St., with a mass at 11a.m. in Joan (Zigman) Dowling of Hart­ finals Saturday in Fort Lauder­ Dexter Skeene added an insu­ The goal came just 17 seconds "A ll the fellows thought they Glastonbury and Saverna Scatta­ St. Margaret Mary Church, South ford died Saturday at Hartford dale, Fla. The loss ended the rance goal for Columbia with eight after Brian Propp scored his ■ v : ^ had to do was just put their reggia of Hartford; and several Windsor. Burial will be in Wapping Hospital. She was the mother of Huskies season at 16-9-1 and their minutes remaining in the game. second goal of the game for the sticks down on the ice and that nieces and nephews. Cemetery at the convenience of the James Prenetta of Manchester. third consecutive bid for the UConn goalie Tony Pierce had Flyers to tie the score 5-5 at would be it. But that was not the The funeral will be Tuesday at three saves and Columbia’s goal- UPI photo family. Friends may call at the She also leaves another son, division championship. 12:35. Neufeld converted a pass case at all and they didn’t play 9; 15 a.m. at the D'Esopo Wethers­ funeral home Tuesday from 2 to 4 Gary Dowling in Kansas; two Despite driving hail, sleet, snow tender Gary Escher had five. Boston's Robert Parish (left) and 76ers’ Moses Malone from Norm Dupont from left of well and got a thumping” field Chapels, 277 Folly Brook and 7 to 9 p.m. daughters, Mrs. Joan Grande of and rain, Columbia scored all the It is Columbia’s sixth straight grapple for rebound in NBA action Sunday night at the cage to beat goalie Bob Philadelphia tied the game 4- Blvd., with a mass of Christian goals it needed in the first half. year in the NCAA tournament. The Memorial donations may be Bristol and Kathy Dowling of Boston Garden. Sixers came back to beat Celtics in Froese. 4 in the third period on a goal by burial at 10a.m. in the Cathedral of made to the American Heart Hartford; eight grandsons; and The Lions got on the board 25 Lions last made the final four in Philadelphia lifted Froese in Propp. St. Joseph. Friends may call at the Association or the Salvation Army. several nieces. minutes into the game when Steve 1979. overtime. chapel today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 The funeral will be Tuesday at p.m. Mary T. Kvart 9:15 a.m. from the Farley-Sullivan Mary T. (Sullivan) Kvart, 62, of Funeral Home, 96 Webster St., Hannah T. Murphy 27 Hartland Road, died today at Hartford, with a mass of Christian Hannah Theresa Murphy, 77, of New England snow, Sleet Manchester Memorial Hospital. burial at 10 a.m. in St. Augustine’s H i 11M B a I I i I IIIb n \ Hartford, died Friday at Mount She was the wife of Albert E. Kvart Church. Friends may call at the Sinai Hospital. She was the wife of funeral home today from 2 to 4 and the late Daniel P. Murphy and the She was^born in Hartford on Aug. 7 to 9 p.m. u helpful In Patriots’ win

Blocked blood vessels revealed FOXBORO, Mass. (U PI) — The Tatupu collected 57 of his yards touchdown to provide the Patriots 5 wind was blowing cold and the on seven carries as the Patriots with a 7-0 lead. Support the drove to the New Orleans 6-yard New England’s defense posted snow, sleet and soaking rain was 5 falling. That, said New Orleans line with 1:49 left in the game, but its second shutout of the year as the Coach Bum Phillips, is no way to Fred Steinfort missed his third Patriots improved to 7-7 and Device cuts stroke risks run a football game. field goal of the game. dropped the Saints to 7-7. But " I t ’s not our style of weather," New Orleans, operating with no Patriots linebacker Clayton W’ei- NEW HAVEN (UPI) - Theonly man said. said Phillips, whose Saints fell time outs left, then marched to the shuhn said field conditions made the injection of a contrast dye. New England 35, but reserve the game tnore like hockey than diagnostic machine in the country Angiography was used before victim to a Tony Collins snow­ football. capable oVshowing doctors block­ the new technique — using televi­ An image intensifier and televi­ g ift tree. bound touchdown and lousy quarterback Dave Wilson’s des­ peration pass to the end zone was "It was such a lough day that 1 ages in blood vessels of the heart sion cameras and computers — sion camera convert the X-rays weather Sunday in a 7-0 loss to the has been used by a New Haven was developed, and is still used to into a black and white picture on a New England Patriots. knocked down by Rick Sanford as don’t know if it was offense or clinic to reduce the threat of locate clots, especially in coronary video screen and a computer "It rained on both sides. It time expired. defense, it was like playing on ice strokes in high-risk patients. arferies. converts each picture into snowed on both sides. It didn’t The first half was played in a skates today," he said. The new procedure used to numbers. seem to bother them none," said driving snowstorm, hampering the Larry McGrow, Steve Nelson identify problem areas in diseased But Freedman said the new Phillips. "They played well." offense of both teams, and was and Tim Golden recovered Saints The computer compares the first blood vessels is called digital procedure is painless, less danger­ Patriots fullback Mosi Tatupu reminiscent of New England’s 3-0 fumbles to help New England image with the second and sub­ the better way ous and less costly. Angiography rushed for better than 100 yards for victory over Miami on Dec. 12, remain alive in the AFC playoff subtraction angiography. Temple tracts anything that is the same. Radiology Group, a pioneer in the requires a catheter to be inserted the first time in his career, gaining 1982. In that game, John Smitly race. < “It subtracts out bone and all the field and the first clinic in the state into an artery "which could 128 yards on 21 carries in a win k i^ c d the deciding field goal a f ^ Rich Camarillo’s punting kept other things that make it hard to to use the technique two years ago, dislodge a clot if there was one \ which kept New England’s slim stadium employee Mark Hender­ New Orleans in poor field position. there,” said Freedman, and must read. All you have left are the blood playoff hopes alive, son cleared a path with a snow­ Camarillo averaged 52 yards on has purchased the only unit in the vessels,” Freedman said. country advanced enough to show be done in the hospital. Tatupu, a native of American brush attached to a tractor. three first-half punts, including a blood vessels in the heart, said Dr. Temple has used the procedure Samoa, turned out as the one who But the N F L instituted a rule 70-yardcr that pinned the Saints Digital subtraction angiography Heritage Savings prohibiting that from happening back on their own 8-yard line. Gerald Freedman. on an estimated 2,000 patients, coped best with the conditions. But can be done in the clinic for $500, a "It permits us for the first time most with symptoms suggesting a Manchester! *Jvlain Office, 1007 Main Si., Phonei 649-4986 • K-Mari Plaza, Spencer St. he credited good blocking and again and the Sullivan Stadium New Orleans advanced to the third the cost of a regular angio­ to start imaging the heart,” said small stroke. Although digital • ‘ Highland Park Market, Highland St. • Corner Main & Hudson Sts. • Coventry: Ri. 31 UPI photo some natural abilities to help him field remained covered with snow New England 31 early in the second graphy and requires only dye to be Freedman, one of four radiologists subtractioa angiography cannot • South Windsor: 29 Oakland Kd. • Tollandt Ri, 199 * Glastonbury: Inside Frank's Supcrmarkei deal with the snow — big feet. for the entire first half. quarter, but McGrew stopped injected into a patient, " I t ’s those size triple-E feet I ’ve After Ricky Smith returned the Wayne Wilson on fourth down. in the group and an associate show the tiny blood vessels in the * lh-nu)te jutomilK Idler Iik ’iiMiiih Patriots’ Tony Collins (33) stays ahead Sullivan Stadium in Foxboro. Collins’ got," said Tatupu. " I t ’s the offen­ opening kickoff 53 yards. New A crowd of 24,579. the smallest in professor of clinical diagnostic Freedman said two X-rays are brain, it can show clots or of the Saints’ Dennis Winston (on touchdown provided the Pats with 7-0 radiology at Yale University. taken of the patient where blood narrowing in the neck arteries or a sive line, they did their job. I just England marched 36 yards in nine the stadium’s history, witnessed victory and kept alive their slim playoff plays. Collins capped the drive by the game that included 8,592 "You need something very fast vessel problems are suspected. large vessels leading to the brain O ground) and scores the game’s only read the hole, that’s how 1 play the to stop the heart motion," Freed­ One is standard. The other follows where most clots build. touchdown Sunday at snowbound hopes. game." sweeping left end for a 3-yard no-shows.

I •piV’ If - MANCHESTKR HERALD, Monday, Due. 5, 1983 MANCHESTER HEKALD, Monday. Dec I98il i:i» George, Guards College football roundup Berra run off Jackson runs Auburn united? Huskies COLUMBUS, Ohio (U P I) - In to win over Alabama the game of basketball, quickneM NASHVILLE, Tenn. (U PI) - goes a long way towaMs m aking George Steinbrenner, principal up for lack of size. By Barbara Miner His 71-yard touchdown run with Diego State 38-7 and 20th- ranked owner of the New York Yankees, . A case in point is Ohio State's UPI Sports Writer 2:03 left in the third quarter, this Oklahoma defeated Hawaii 21-17. has apparently made up his mind backcourt duo of Troy Taylor and time down the left sidelines, turned In Gainesville, Fla., Florida’s Keep your eye on Bo Jackson. to replace Billy Martin as manager Ron Stokes. out to to be the game-winner. A Bobby Raymond kicked six field The Auburn sophomore has al­ with popular Hall of Earner Yogi Taylor is listed at an even 6 feet rainstorm began at the start of the goals to tie an NCAA single-game ready racked up an impressive list Berra. tall, although he. might have to fourth and neither team scored record. Quarterback Wayne Peace of accomplishments in leading Steinbrenner will arrive at the stand on his tip toes to reach that again. ran for two touchdowns for the third-ranked Auburn to its first “ It wasn’t the prettiest but was winter meetings Tuesday and is height, while Stokes is 5-11. Both, Gators, 8-2- 1. He completed Southeastern Conference champ- expected to make the announce­ however, play much bigger than effective,” Dye said of the victory. 14-of-20 passes for 190 yards to sionship since 1957 and second ment of the managerial switch that. “ The conditions of the weather become the SEC's top all-time ever. For Auburn coach Pay Dye. then, it was learned Sunday. Saturday night against Connecti­ made me look stupid. The wind passer with 616 completions. the 222-pound running back is was swirling and it was hard to Steinbrenner had wanted to make cut, the former Canton McKinley Florida plays Iowa in the Gator headed for even more glory. make a decision. the announcement Sunday but was High School teammates accounted Bowl Dec. 30 and the Seminoles, “ I think Bo Jackson has put his “ It’s been the most meaningful informed that several of the for 40 points in Ohio State's 74-47 who play in the Peach Bowl against name in the Auburn record books season I ’ve ever been around. It Yankee baseball beat writers had victory over the Huskies, the North Carolina the same day, and has established himself as a was a great way to end after we already left New York for Nash­ Buckeyes third win in as many dropped to 6-5. Heisman Trophy candidate for the started with the tragic (preseason) ville and was persuaded to wait games. In San Diego, the Air Force used next two years,” Dye'said after death of (fullback) Gregg Pratt.' until he got to the meetings "Ohio State's guards will be the a punishing ground game and an Auburn’s 23-20 victory over Ala­ Auburn, 10-1, lost only to second- Tuesday. toughest we'll play all year as a alert pass defense to rout San bama Saturday and Jackson’s ranked Texas in September. The Steinbrenner has been deliberat­ tandem,” said UConn’s Karl Diego State in a Western Athletic touchdown dashes of 69 and 71 Tigers play eighth-ranked Michi­ ing since the end of the regular UPI phoio Hobbs, a pretty quick guy in his Conference game. yards. gan, the Big Ten runner-up, in the season on whether or not to replace own right but held to just three The Falcons, bound for the Hall Cross-checking was the thing to do in New Jersey Red Wing John Barrett, who cross-checks. Jackson rushed fur 256 yards, Sugar Bowl the night of Jan. 2. Martin and reached the decision points by the defensive work of of Fame Bowl, are 9-2 overall and Sunday as the Devils’ Pat Verbeek, left, sticks it to Detroit giving him a league-leading total The loss gave Alabama coach last week after conferring with his Stokes. 5-2 in the WAC. San Diego State fell of 1,213. Three days earlier Jack- Ray Perkins a 7-4 record in his first advisors. Taylor scored a career-high 25 to 2-9-1 overall and 1-5-1 in the son was named the SEC’s Offen­ season after taking over from the Despite the fact the Yankees and Stokes added 15 as the conference, its worst season since sive Player of the Year. late Bear Bryant. Alabama-plays improved 12 games under Martin Buckeyes pulled away down the 1960. His first touchdown came in the sixth-ranked Southern Methodist last season, they finished third in stretch to whip the Huskies of the In Honolulu. Oklahoma. 8-4, had the American League East and opening minute of the second in the Sun Bowl Dec. 24. to rally twice to beat the Rainbows, Oilers remain stranded on Isle Big East Conference. UPI photo quarter when he eluded Alabama’s several players, including relief "W e beat a fine team with a lot of 5-5-1. Spencer Tillman, who car­ defen.se around the Auburn 30 and In other games, llth-ranked ace Rich Gossage, admitted they good players,” said Ohio State Gaffney (81) during first quarter action ried 37 times for 178 yards, set an Baltimore's Tates Randle (35) breaks up raced down the right sidelines to Florida clobbered Florida State had trouble relating to the fiery Bv Logan Hobson the puck four times in our own Coffey’s goal to extend his consec­ Meagher scored twice and goalies Coach Eldon Miller. "T h ey've got Oklahoma season record for a pass intended for New York's Derrick at Memorial Stadium in Baltimore. score the game’s first points. .5.3-14, the Air Force thrashed San Martin. UPI Sports Writer end.” utive game points streak to 28 — Ron Low and Chico Resch com­ a lot of quickness. Definitely the freshman with 1.047 yards. Steinbrenner finally came to the Duane Sutter scored twice in a two games shy of his own NHL bined for New Jersey’s first key was playing more consistently conclusion that Martin was more a The Edmonton Oilers will try 38-second span and John Tonelli record. shutout in nearly four years to lift on offense, which we haven't been detriment than a help to the club. It again next week. Last year, it was broke a 2-2 tie late in the second Rangers 6, North Stars 4 the Devils to a 6-0 rout of Detroit. doing. Troy had a very sound will mark the third time since 1978 next season. period to help the defending At New York, Mike Rogers The team last recorded a shutout game. He selected his shots very that Steinbrenner has fired Martin “ Four straight last year, now champions extend their domina­ scored two goals, his first during a on March 28, 1980, when the well. Todd gets last laugh Hot Stove League cooking as manager. this," moaned center Wayne tion of the Oilers. three-goal outburst in a 7:50 span franchise was known as the “We were tired coming back In letting Martin go. Stein­ Gretzky after the New York “ We beat ourselves every time of the first period, to lead the Colorado Rockies. from a big victory,” said Miller, brenner must absorb the final four Islanders downed the Oilers 4-2 in we play them, I was surprised we Rangers. Minnesota’s Tom Bruins 4, Capitals 1 whose Buckeyes knocked off 9th- Bv Fred McMane late-season waiver procedure, the last week and I've told them years of a lucrative, five-year Edmonton, Alberta Sunday night. were so uptight. I think the score McCarthy scored two goals to give At Landover, Md., Peter McNab ranked Maryland just two days . UPI Sports Writer the disabled list and the desig­ the same thing and that is I can't contract he gave the 58-year-old It was the first time the teams had flattered us," said Edmonton him 16 in his last 16 games. and Tom Fergus scored third- earlier. as Jets trips Colts, 10-6 nated hitter rule also will be comment.” former Yankee infielder. met since the Islanders swept the Coach Glen Sather. Jets 7, Kings 5 period goals to propel Boston. The Connecticut Coach Dom Pemo, NASHVILLE. Tenn. - Base­ discussed during the week. The American League owners Berra was picked as the man­ Oilers in four straight games last On only the second shift of the At Winnipeg. Manitoba, Laurie Bruins, tops defensively in the whose team fell to 1-1 with the toss, ball’s annual winter meetings "It may be the longest agenda have reached a decision on a ager because he filled three BALTIMORE (U PI) - With a “ improved very much” since their to finish with 123 yards on 18 May in the Stanley Cup final. game, Sutter skated off the bench Boschman broke a 5-5 deadlock in NHL. limited Washington to only felt he learned something from the haven't officially begun but we have had in years," said replacement for Lee MacPhail primary qualifications: A. he is little help from Bob Crable and last meeting. carries, ran once for 5yards, again The Isles’ victory also stopped and converted Bryan Trottier’s the third period with his second 18 shots, six in each period. loss. already the Hot Stove League is baseball commissioner Bowie as president. They expect to one of the most popular players pass from 15 feet out past Oilers goal of the game and added an Mark Gastineau, New York Jets But across the way, McNeil, the for 7, then burst up the middle for a the Oilers’ regular-season home Sabres 6, Canadlens Z "W e had our opportunities which cooking on all burners. Kuhn. “ The business of our name Dr. Bobby Brown, a noted everto wear a Yankee uniform; B, unbeaten string at 23 games. goaltender Grant Fuhr. Just 38 assist to spark the Jets to their At Buffalo, N.Y., Sean McKenna quarterback Richard Todd got the Jets’ All-Pro running back, 56-yard gain to the Jets’ 4. Although the convention game continues to get more Houston cardiologist and is what you’re looking for as a charged the Colts played dirty 'he is a lOw-key type individual “ We feel we have been close in seconds later, Sutter was credited third straight victory over Los scored two goals and Paul Cyr last laugh But after a 1-yard loss, Crable didn’t start until 10 a.m. EST complex. Also, we are seeing former New York Yankees coach," he said. "Coming In, we football. which Steinbrenner’s advisors every game, but close isn’t good with a goal that deflected off his Angeles and extend the Kings’ added a goal and an assist to lead Crable tipped up, then inter­ intercepted the pass in the end zone today, the trade market was the results of the formation of third baseman, as the new wanted to know where the heck we “ What would you do if you had to have indicated is the type of enough,” Gretzky said. “ Maybe skate into the net off defenseman losing streak to eight games. the Sabres to their third victory cepted a fourth-quarter pass in the headed for tight end Pat Beach to buzzing Sunday and several several new committees de­ president on Thursday after a were. I think Ohio State left this get rid of somebody, if you had to crush Baltimore’s game-winning manager the Yankees need; C, he next week we can get over the Charlie Buddy’s knee. Devils 6, Red Wings 0 against Montreal this season and end zone and the show-boating All-Star names were being signed to get more ownership- formal vote is taken at their place tonight respecting stop somebody?" McNeil said, is a proven winner as a manager. hump. It’s a matter of us giving up Gretzky drew an assist on At East Rutherford, N.J., Rick loth in their last 12 games. Gastineau forced two fumbles and drive. mentioned in trade talks be­ level involvement.” meeting. MacPhail is moving Connecticut.” “ What do you think? Of course, danced wildly once to make sure “ 1 was real worried about it, the tween clubs. Followingtoday'sdraft. Kuhn on to concentrate solely on his they did.” Todd’s promised revenge ended ball floating around like that,“ said Jack Clark. Dusty Baker, will make his final State of the new job as director of the Player But Baltimore Coach Frank the way it did — with New York Crable about the tipped pass. “ 1 Buddy Bell. Gary Carter, Jason Union address. Kuhn, who has Relations Committee. Kush saw it differently, saying Walton fractures comeback lifting its record to 7-7 with a was glad to be able to grab it." Thompson. Bill Buckner and A1 served as commissioner since McNeil’s grousing resulted from hard-fought 10-6 victory over the The Colts’ defense forced the Oliver were among the names Feb. 4, 1969, resigned last The Yankees also are ex­ hard hits — not late hits. Baltimore Colts. Jets’ to punt, giving them posses­ being offered to interested August after baseball's owners pected to grab some headlines Kush said the Jets won the game Todd gave credence to the Colts' sion on their own 25 with less than parties as general managers had voted the previous No­ on Tuesday when principal because ■ “ thier defensive line November boasts that he “ scared” two minutes left. huddled in the hotel lobby and vember not to renew his con­ owner George Steinbrenner ar­ in San Diego defeat to LA and “ panicked" under pressure by dominated our offensive line Four completed passes later, the smoke-filled rooms to try and tract. He was asked to stay on in rives. Steinbrenner will an­ throughout. It was that simple. Colts hadtheballonthe Jets' 7with . throwing three costly iron out deals that might benefit the post until Dec. 31, even nounce that he is dismissing interceptions. “ We got the hell kicked out of 38 seconds left. A sack and a By United Press International Walton lelt the floor after their clubs. though his contract expired on Billy Martin as manager for the But when the clock ran out. us,” he said of Baltimore’s fourth penalty pushed the ball back to the Aug. 14. third time and replacing him suffering the injury but following Todd’s lS-for-28, 132-yard perfor­ straight loss. “ It was a physical 27 where, on a fourth-down play, The pain hasn’t stopped for Bill Although trading has been The Search Committee has with popular Hall of Famer an examination in the Clippers’ mance — which included a game­ mismatch." quarterback Mike Pagel found Walton. sparse at the meeting in recent been screening and interview­ Yogi Berra. locker room he returned to play a winning, 8-yard touchdown pass to Nontheless, the Colts twice came wide receiver Bernard Henry in Walton, the San Diego Clippers’ total of 29 minutes, scoring 20 years, it was expected that ing applicants for more than a Decisions on waivers, the Freeman McNeil — was enough within inches of winning their the back of the end zone. there would be move activity year and they have asked that disabled list and the designated injury-prone center, received yet points to lead San Diego. for him to say, “ I think 1 showed seventh game ih the waning But one official ruled Henry another setback in his attempt to After the game, he was taken to than last year at Honolulu when the election of a commissioner hitter also will be under study. E them." moments. didn’t have two feet in bounds, return to stardom Sunday night in Daniel Freeman Hospital where only eight deals involving 22 be placed on Thursday's A proposal will be considered On one side of the Jets’ locker With less than three minutes left. another penalized Pagel for throw­ to allow the designated hitter to Inglewood, Calif., when he frac­ X-rays revealed the fracture. players were consummated. agenda. However, that does not room. Todd looked to downplay the Larry Anderson picked off a Todd ing beyond the line of scrimmage, The inter-league trading period necessarily mean a new com­ be used in all World Series tured his hand in a game against Surgery was not anticipated, Daly growing bad blood between the two pass and returned it the Colts 28. and a third signaled that time had the Los Angeles Lakers. He will be said. ends at 6 p.m. EST Friday. missioner will be elected then. games played in the home park teams, saying the Colts’ secondary Halfback Curtis Dickey, who was just about run out. of the American League cham­ lost to the team for about two Walton was not immediately Some teams may use today's Baseball’s rules provide that months. available for comment, nor was f / major-league draft to improve an issue which may be voted pion. The DH has been used in The 6-foot-ll Walton had been Clippers Coach Jimmy Lynam. their squads. Last year nine upon at the annual meeting all World Series games in even- numbered years since 1976 but enjoying a successful comeback Leading the Lakers to the win players were chosen by major- must be noticed to all clubs in is not used at all in odd- from a string of nagging injuries, were Michael Cooper, who had a league clubs off minor-league advance. Whether and in what C Sports in Lendl blasts way rosters at a cost of $'25,000 each. form the election issue is nunibered years. c ranking fourth in the league in career-high 17 assists, and rookie In addition, it is likely some of blocked shots with an average of Byron Scott, who scored 20 points. Oakland and Toronto each actually presented to the clubs the free agents who went 2.73 per game. Kareem Abdul-Jabbar added 20 Brown neW AL president made two selections. as an action item will be Into quarterfinals There is a full agenda of determined by the Search through the re-entry draft on He returned to NBA regular- points as Los Angeles handed San NASHVILLE, Tenn. — They still haven’t come business at this year’s meet­ Committee. Nov, 7 will sign contracts during season action in 1982-83 after Diego its 12th consecutive road loss up with a commissioner, but they’ve finally found ings. The naming of a new “ The election of a new com­ the week. Among the major free playing just 14 games in the this season and 25th over the last themselves a new American League president MELBOURNE, Australia (UPI) — Top seed Ivan American League president, a missioner is on the agenda, agents still unsigned are relief previous four seasons due to two years. and it might be someone you remember — Yogi Lendl blasted his way past Australian Pat Cash to report from the search commit­ which is no shock to anyone, but pitchers Rich Gossage and Kent assorted injuries such as bone Suns 122, Spurs 106 Berra’s old roommate with the New York UPI photo move into the quarterfinals of the $1 million tee on the election of a new beyond that I cannot comment Tekulve, first baseman Darrell spurs in his right ankle and a At San Antonio, Texas, Larry Yankees, former third baseman Dr. Robert Monday and then called for a commissioner and issues cover­ at all," said Bud Selig, chair­ Evans, pitcher Milt Wilcox, fractured left foot. Nance tossed in a career-high 35 "Bobby” Brown. physician to look into a possible kidney problem. ing such diverse areas as drugs, man of the Search Committee. outfielder Dan Ford and second In the 120-99 loss to the Lakers, points and Kyle Macy added 22 Los Angeles Laker Magic Official announcement naming the 59-year-old Lendl routed the brash young Australian 7-6,6-3, 6-3 broadcasting, changes in the “ Fve been asked by 10 people in baseman Julio Cruz, Walton suffered a fractured me­ points and a career-high 14 assists Johnson takes in the LA- Brown, one of the leading cardiologists in the with a magnificent center-court display. A senior tacarpal in the ring finger of his to help Phoenix break a four-game San Diego Clipper game Southwest, to succeed Lee MacPhail is expected Melbourne doctor later visited the locker room to right hand after his hand hit the losing streak. George Gervin led Sunday at the Forum. John­ to come within the next few days at the annual diagnose Lendl within 15 minutes of the end of his backboard during the first quar­ San Antonio with 21 and Mike winter baseball meetings here when all the AL son will be lost over a month third-round clash. ter, according to his personal Mitchell and Artis Gilmore added owners will vote on his appointment. A friend of Lendl’s said the champion, who left the Palmer wins PGA Seniors event physician Dr. Tony Daly. 20 each. with a dislocated finger. Terms would include an annual salary of court twice during the 114-minute match, had been $170,000 for a three-year contract. passing blood in his urine and although it certainly did BOCa RATON, Fla. for Palmer to add to the not seem to affect Lendl’s game he asked for the 16th and 17th, Casper a chance," Casper said. (U PI) — At age 54, Arnold $140,000 he won the pre­ specialist as a precautionary measure. learned on the 18th tee But he bogeyed the final Royals report to prison Palmer can still produce vious weekend in the The doctor took a sample from Lendl and will have it that he was only one hole. four solid rounds of sub- nationally televised Smith, Meyer reach marks FORT WORTH, Texas — It has no fence or examined overnight. Lendl is next due to meet fellow stroke behind Palmer, “ 1 found out at the par golf. “ Skins Game.■■ He said guard towers, and from the highway the countryman Tomas Smid in the quarterfinals. who was playing No. 17. (par-5) 17th that Casper Palmer fired a 5-under- the $165,000 he has col­ Spanish-style buildings with their well-kept Smid earlier struggled past Australian John “ I figured 1 had to play was only one stroke back par 67 Sunday to win the lected from his golf game UPI photo courtyards appear more like a boarding school Fitzgerald 7-5, 3-6, 6-4, 6-2 in their third-round match strong at *he 18th to stand of m e," Palm er said. $150,000 PG A Seniors in the past two weeks is than a federal prison>__.j., on a bumpy outside court. Eliot Teltscher downed St. Louis Cardinal quarterback gets a Kinard and Brian Kelly (55) in NFL as Deans of hoop coaches Classic by three strokes, “ the most I ’ve ever won in In fact, the FedecaPforrections Institution that fellow American Rick Meyer 6-4, 7-6, 6-4. his first tournament vic­ a short period of time.” bear hug from New York Giants Terry action Sunday. Kansas City Royals' Laseball players Willie Johan Kriek, the former South African and 1981 and tory in 16 months. T h e knickers-clad Wilson and Jerr ji Marlin must report to today has 1982 reigning champion, will meet Sweden’s Mats Bv Barbara Miner Georgetown next Saturday and a terrible time pulling up my Palmer, who led or Casper fired a 7-under 65 been called “ the country club” of the federal Wilander after overwhelming Britain’s John Lloyd UPI Sports Writer faces a two-game trip to Japan roots.” shared the lead through­ for the day's best round penal system. 6- 4, 6-3, 7-6. later in the month — continues its The veteran North Carolina out the four- day tourney, over the 6,750-yard Boca Ray Meyer and Dean Smith But warden Dudley Blevins doesn’t buy that. Young Australian rookie pro Wally Masur faces the AUTO REPAIRS 51,589 are the lucky ones improvement and lands an NCAA coach was inducted into the held off a charging Billy Grove course and finished “ There are rules and regulations and inmates determined John McEnroe who is playing in his first joined an elite group of coaches tournament berth. Basketball Hall of Fame last year. Casper on the final two at 274, worth $15,000. are accountable,” he said. Australian Open. McEnroe used his typical baseline Saturday, with Meyer reaching the Meyer joined Kentucky’s Adolph In other games. No. 2 Kentucky holes and wound up with a Gardner Dickinson, co­ style in defeating Australian Paul McNamee in e 700-win mark and Smith compiling Rupp, Kansas’ Phog Allen, Okla­ downed No. 18 Indiana 59-54, No. 3 17-under-par 271. leader with Palm er start­ WE SERVICE ALL 500 career triumphs, but both homa State’s Hank Iba, Western straight sets on the center court. “ I played the best golf Georgetown whipped St. Francis Crippled Vikes face Lions ing the day, carded a 'Horn* of Mr Goadwrench GENERAL MOTOR who don’t see Giants lose remained humble in their Kentucky’s Ed Diddle and McNamee made the mistake of trying to match the and hit the best golf shots 5 (Pa.) 84-61, No. 4 Houston handled 74—278 for third, worth 5 PONTIAC, Mich. — The Minnesota Vikings champion and was swept aside 6-4, 6-2, 7-6. victories. Winston-Salem's Clarence Gaines Biscayne 59-51, No. 5 Iowa cap­ this week in I don’t know $12,000, and Doug Sanders CARS AND TRUCKS may be crippled but they’re still dangerous — and In women’s play, world champion Martina " I have to thank all the great in the 700-wln club. This is his last tured the Hawkeye Classic with a when,” Palmer said. " I finished fourth in the field By Dave Raffo a Giants’ penalty. New York had Giant, said, he won’t be back next they’re still in first place. Navratilova wasted little effort in blitzing South • ALL MECHANICAL REPAIRS players that played here,” said season and his son, Joey, takes 56-45 victory over No. 12 Oregon don’t remember the last of 50 players with 73—280 UPI Sports Writer just one first down and minus-6 season. The Detroit Lions will try to dislodge them African Rosalyn Fairbank 6-2, 6-2 in the third round. Meyer after his 42nd and final over the job next year. State, No. 6 Memphis State ham­ time I was 17-under-par.’’ to collect $10,000. • COMPLETE COLLISION REPAIRS yards passing at halftime. Each “ Next week I play my last home tonight in the N F L’s weekly Monday night The effervescent Fairbank could not handle Navratil-< DePaul club defeated intrastate ISU Coach Bob Donewald, whose mered Detroit 90-65, No. 7 Louis­ Palmer won his first pro Shooting birdies on the , EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. - team managed 81 total yards game here.” Carson said after the offering, a game that should give the victor a ova’s all-court game and bowed out in a brief 48 • RERUILT AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSIONS rival Illinois State 69-66 in Rose- team fell to 2-1, said of Meyer, "H e ville ripped SMU 89-65, No. B UCLA tourney — the Canadian ^There’s something about the St. passing and the combined total game. “ As far as I ’m concerned. significant edge in the NFC Central Division title minutes. Navratilova is now scheduled to meet mont. III., to give him a 700-351 was an inspiration to a lot of young defeated Notre Dame 51-47, and Open — in 1955 and went AUTO PAINTING Louis Cardinals and New York yardage was 303. I ’ve played my last game for the record. coaches like myself." chase. England’s in the quarterfinals. on to capture 61 wins on -Qiants that brings out the worst in No. 9 Maryland beat Canlsius The champion has lost only one set in three matches CALDWELI • CHARGE WITH MASTER CHARGE Throw in five Giants turnovers Giants at the end of this season. I " I think too often, too much Smith’s victory was the latest in 77-55. Not only will the winner have a leg up with an 8-6 the regular PGA tour and .each other.. and two by St. Louis, three missed don’t deserve it, I don’t think credit is given to a coach and too record, it also will need just one victory in its final against the tall English woman. Asked how she felt OIL • 24 HOUR WRECKER SERVICE a long line of successes during his Also, it was No. 11LSU 75, Texas five on the seniors tour for (Prte« Subject lo Changt) . ‘T know we’re not that bad and field goals by the Cardinals Neil two games to sew up the berth as the division’s about playing on the outside court, Navratilova said, anyone else here does. If you’re not much blame is given to a coach,” 23-year career at North Carolina. A&M 65; No. 13 Michigan State 99, the 50-and-over stars. But they’re not that bad, but when we O’Donoghue and a total of eight parL of the solution, then you’re playoff representative. "Who would like playing out there after playing in the said Meyer, who will be 70 on Dec. His teams have won an NCAA title III.-Chicago 82; No. 16 Boston this was his first tour 9 8 . ’ C .O .D . get together we just play sloppy," quarterback sacks and you have part of the problem. We’re cheat­ 18. center court? in 1982, an N IT title in 1971, an College 97, New Hampshire 64; No. victory since August 1982. 649-1841 Cardinals quarterback Neil plenty of reason to stay home. ing the fans, we’re cheating each "That court is a little bit softer than the center court North Carolina’s Smith, whose Olympic gold medal at the Mont­ 17 Oklahoma 90, Central Missouri First prize was $'25,000 'Lomax said. “ This game was not “It certainly wasn’t pretty, Americans can be tested and is a little uneven in parts," Navratilova said. CARTER other and we’re cheating the owner top-ranked team gave him his real Olympics in 1976, and have State SO; No. 19 Kansas 75, p f ip n o v £ 0 as sloppy as the field conditions, except you have to say both (Wellington Mara).” sooth victory in a 88-75 win over Fourth seeded of Australia will been in the NCAA Final Four seven Morehead State 57; and No. 20 St. INDIANAPOLIS — American athletes now can but it looked that way for a while. 7 defenses played hard and well,” The 51,589 no-shows are an meet American in the third quarterfi­ Stanford, also refrained from- times. John's 78, Columbia 58. be tested for drug use at championship events and ROBERT J. SMITH, inc. ; Lomax and Roy Green hooked up Cardinals Coach Jim Hanifan said. all-time league high, breaking the nal. Turnbull had a tough center-court battle against self-congratulatory rhetoric. "It Smith is in a class of only six In the championship game Sun­ selection meets, the national governing body for on a 20-yard pass for the only “ I ’ll take an ugly win any day over record of 48,830 no-shows in a 1974 track and field decided at its annual convention. Germany’s Claudia Kohde before she ran out a 7-6,6-4 just means I ’ve been coaching for a other active coaches who have won day at the Carrier Classic in touchdown Sunday in the Cardi­ a pretty loss. Two weeks from now, game at Atlanta against the Green The 500-plus delegates to the annual gathering winner. long time,” Smith said earlier in 500 games. It also clinched the title Syracuse, N.Y., Gene Waldron MSUMNSMiTHS SINCE nals' 10-6 win. Heavy rain, com­ you don’t even think about it." •Bay Packers. The crowd of 25,156 of The Athletics Congress approved a motion on Garrison, the sixth seed, took control of the net in the week when asked what his at the Stanford Invitational for the scored a tournament record and 1229 MAIN ST. bined with the memories of an All the Giants’ offense got was was by far the smallest sinte the 500th victory would mean. drug testing Sunday at the general meeting. her match against Germany’s Eva Pfaff and took the 1914 Tar Heels, 4-0. Stanford dropped to career-high 40 points to lead AUTO REPAIR «rror-fiIled 20-20 tie six weeks ago two 44-yard field goals by Ali Giants moved into Giants Stadium Meyer said of his accomplish­ 3-1. match by the same 7-6, 6-4 scores. M nvici s MANCHESTER •In St. Louis resulted in an N FL Syracuse University to a 109-92 Second seed Sylvia Hanika of West Germany goes Haji-Sheikh as St. Louis improved in 1976. The previous club no-show ment, " I ’m happy to get it over Smith, 500-153, took over the Tar record of 51,589 no-shows at Giants victory over Iqpa College. Back pay stumbling block TEL. 646-6464 to 6-7-1 while New York fell to record was 27,776, set against with. Seven hundred wins, 100 Heels’ program from Frank against ninth seed Kathy Jordan and third-seeded : iStadium. In the consolation game, Robert meets Canadian teenager Carling 3-10-1. Philadelphia in 1977. wins, what difference does it McGuire. “ When Frank left for the NEW YORK —-The biggest stumbling block in 649-5241 Norris defeated Duquesne 60-55. Bassett in the round of eight. Bassett, th6 blond 16- Add the St. Louis and Giants All-Pro linebacker Harry Car- Haji-Sheik’s two field goals set a make?” pros," Smith said, "w e had one ending the National Basketball Association GM QUALITY • offenses to the list of no-shows. In Roy Dudley and Forest Grant year-old seeded 12th for the singles crown, fought well son, sick of having fine defensive new Giants club record of 26 in a The Blue Demons’ coach is starter returning — our worst referees’ strike is back pay for the referees for 1^ 65 E. Cantor SIrMi SERVICE PARTS scored 14 each for the winners against the vastly experienced American Sharon ' the second half, the Cardinals had 5 efforts go to waste because of an season, snapping Pete Gogolak’s looking toward the future, hoping starter. Frank told me, ‘You’d games they have misseu, the head of the referees’ 4 Manchaator, Ct. while Duquesne’s Emmett Sellers Walsh and moved into the semis with a well-played C O a iD lA L M O T O R S F A S T S D IV IS IO N ' total yards and one first down — on inept offense in his eight years as a mark of 25 in 1970. his club — which must play better go with me.’ But I just have union said Sunday. had 12 for the losers. 7- 6, 6-4 victory. ' r U - MANC IIKS TKH HKKALL). 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Johnson 1-3 1-2 3, Wlllkmis IM 04) 0, probably feel safer with a coal are away. The peculiarities of your N FL standings NO N E Soturdov# Dec. 17 NHL atandings Throotl 1-2 04) 2. Totals 4348 3A43131. fireplace operational? stove. You won't have the danger unit may have fatal consequences First downs 15 14 Colllomla Bowl 5 (McAddam, Murphy), 3:72. Z Boston, BOSTON 014 Greg Allaire American Conference Rushes-yards 39— 159 44— 191 At Freuio, Collt. Maxwell S4 7-8 17, Bird W-25 3-3 22, of a chimney fire occurring in an to someone who is unfamiliar w ith Passing yards 119 16 Northern Illinois (9-2) vs. Col State- Wole* Conference B. Crowdtr, 5 (unoulstod) 8:22. Parish 7-17 7-12 21, Henderson H>-1S oo ANSWER: First determine Eott Patrick DIvIslen Penalties— Stovons, Was, 4:02,' La- unoccupied home. Also, once your set-up. That advice goes for W L T Pet. P F PA Sacks by-yards 2-14 1—6 Fullerton (7-4), 4 o.m. X, D. Johnson 5-11 04) 11, McHolt M 3-4 whether the fireplace had a Return yards 46 57 Florida Citrus Bowl W L T PtS. O F O A point, ^ _ IS, Alnge 3-9 1-1 I, Bucknor 01 04) o, you've mastered the somewhat everything else in your home, too! x-Miami 10 4 0 . 714 324 212 N Y Rangers 16 9 4 36 118 102 Bos, 13:20; Christian, Was, 19:41. damper and If it's just missing Buffolo 8 6 0 .571 259 297 Passes 15— 27— 0 3— 10— 0 At Orlonte, Flo. Wtdmon 0-3 04) 00. Totals 409710-21114. difficult art of starting a coal fire Punts 5— 34.4 5— 41.6 Morvlond (8-3) vs. Tennessee (8-3), 8 N Y Islanders 17 9 1 35 111 96 ^Thlrd porlod— 3. Boston, McNoh 7 now. Maybe the damper is in a New Enolond 7 7 0 .500 247 258 Phllodelphla IS 9 3 33 117 97 xfO'Connoll, K luiok), 5:44. 4, Boston, )41I»M »-I1I you may have less daily mainte­ Editor's note; If you have a N Y Jets 7 7 0 .500 292 263 Fumbles-lost 4—3 3—1 p.m. ______19MM»I 114— 114 dark com er of your basement, put Penaltles-yards 4—45 6—36 Thursdov, Dec. 22 Washington 12 14 2 26 93 101 Fergus 12 (M arkwort, Bourouo), 1:41.5, Three-point goals— Toney, D. John­ nance with coal ^8 compared to question you would like to see Baltimore 6 8 0 .429 225 323 Pittsburgh 6 10 3 IS 04 114 Boston, Mlddloton 14 (O'Connell, Peber- there by the previous homeowner. The Illustration shows how a damper system for an old home, Central Tim e of possession 30:04 29:56 Hall ot Fame Bowl son, make sure the chimney's interior strictly wood burners (althougiT answered here, write to Greg INDIVIDUAL LEADERS At Birmingham, Ala. New Jersey 4 21 1 9 72 124 son), 19-41. Penalties— Gartner, Alnge. Fouled out— Maxwell. Total If the fireplace is really old it top-sealing damper Is installed on Plttsburoti 9 5 0 .643 304 266 Adams Division Wot. you'll probably use wood to start Allaire, P.O. Box 591, Manchester Cleveland 8 6 0 .571 299 291 RUSHING— New Orleons-G. Rogers 20- West Virginia (8-3) vs. Kentuckv (6-4- fouls— probably never had a dumper. You the chimney top and inside the and exterior are in go(>d shape. 61, W. Wilson 14-67, Gaian 4-16, Groth 1- 1), 8 p.m. Buffalo 16 0 3 35 110 95 4:07; Oufour, Bos, 0:25; Krushelynskl, Philadelphia 31, Boston 32. the coal stove). Coal requires less Herald, Manchester, C T 06040. For Cincinnati 6 8 0 .429 315 273 Boston 16 a 2 34 122 04 Bos, 10:55; Lonewov, Was, 14:01; B. have two options to get this house at the firebox. 15. New England-Collins8-19, van Eeghen Frldov, Dec. 23 Rebounds— a personal reply, enclose a Houston 1 13 0 .071 244 413 (2uebec IS 11 3 33 131 104 Crowder, Bos, 16:24. fireplace back in business: 1) have A note of caution: this type of QUESTION: My wife and I are storage space and doesn't require West 8-3Z Tatupu 21-128, Eason 7-12. Holldav Bowl Phllodelphlo 39 (M alone 14), Boston 44 PASSING— New Orleans-Stabler 1526- At Son Diego Montreal 12 14 1 25 105 110 Shotson 9001— BostonO-9-10— 27. W oih- wondering whether to buy a coal "seasoning" as wood does. In stamped, self-addressed envelope. x-LA Raiders 11 3 0 .786 388 290 Hortford 11 11 2 24 91 95 In^on 64^^11. (Parish 13). Assists— Phllodelphla a mason install a complete damper damper should never be installed Denver 8 6 0 .571 264 260 0- Brigham Young ()0 -l) vs. Missouri (7- 29 stove or a wood stove. Could you practice, it appears that one ton of Allaire, a 94 Carman Road.resi- 125, D. Wilson 0-1-0-0. New England- 4), 9 o.m. Campbell Conferen ce Goolles— Boston, Peeters. Washing­ assembly (very expensive) or 2) in conjunction with a wood stove. Seottle 7 7 0 . 500 362 379 Norris Division (Cheeks S), Boston 29 (Bird 13). coal is equal to approximately two dent, is a certified solid fuel safety Eason 3-10-0-30. Soturdov. Dec. 24 ton, have a top-sealing damper/cap The cable and hinge assembly give us some ideas? Kansas City 5 9 0 .357 300 309 W L T PtS. O F O A Jensen. A— 12,884. Technicals— C. Johnson, Boston cords of dry wood. If you can't get technician, and a member of the San Diego 5 9 0 .357 303 394 RECEIVING— New Orleans-Groth 2- Sun Bowl coach Installed (approximately 1100 in­ could get gummed up. 18, At El Poso, Texas Minnesota IS 10 3 33 135 120 National Chimney Sweep Guild. Notional Conference Toronto 11 12 3 25 112 124 Jones. A— 14,090. cluding installation). Before you spend any money on a A N S W E R : Both wood stoves and firewood at a reasonable price. East Scott 1-12, Goodtow 4-34, G. Rogers 2-8, Southern Methodist 00-1) vs. Alabama 8abres6,Canadlens2 Gaian 3-20, Brenner ^26, Mauti 1-7. New (7-3), 3 o.m. Chlcooo 11 14 2 24 97 109 W L T Pet. P F PA Detroit 10 13 2 22 09 101 V-Dallas 12 2 0 .857 452 287 England-Morgan 3-30. Mondov, Dec. 26 Missed field goals: New Orleans, Aloho Bowl St. Louis 9 14 3 21 99 118 Suna 122, Spurs 106 V-Woshlngtn 12 2 0 . 857 479 300 Smyths Division Montreal , 011—81 -2 St. Louis 6 7 1 .464 309 397 Andersen, 35; New England, Steinfort, 37, At Honolulu. Howoll Buffalo X 2 4 0 -4 48, 24. Penn State (7-4-1) vs. Washington (8-3), Edmonton 20 5 3 43 166 112 Philadelphia 5 9 0 .357 209 271 Colgorv II 11 4 26 97 104 First Period— 1, Buffalo, Folleno 12 8 p.m. (R uff), 3:10. Z Buffalo, Cyr 4 (Houslev, PHOENIX (IHI N Y Giants 3 10 1 .250 233 299 Vancouver II 13 3 25 1)4 117 M . Lucas 4-14 64 II, Nonce 12-21 11-14 Her Christmas ornaments worth $1 million Central Thursdov, Dec. 29 VIrta), 6:48. Penalties— Gainey, M il, LlbciW^owU.^ Winnipeg 9 14 3 21 110 130 35, Edwards 4 ^ 1-1 13, AAocy 10-14 1-1 7 t Minnesota 7 6 0 . 538 281 302 Los Angeles 7 16 5 19 1)4 136 5:45; At Memphis, Te nn X ^^ Lemleux, Mtl, 10:47; Playfair, Mtl, 10:47; High 2-2 0-2 4, Westphol M 04) 4, Adorns ments, began her hobby in lecting and running a club When she starts deco­ delicate items in her 15 Detroit 7 6 0 .538 302 247 Sunday's Results 4-13 4-5 14, Pittman I-) 0412, Scott 3-S 00 B y Olive Talley Green Bov 7 7 0 .500 396 407 Jets 10. Cotta 6 Boston College (9-2) vs. Notre Dome Mtl, bench (served by Delorme), 13:26. 1972. for other collectors. rating her southwest year-old granddaughter's (6-5), 8:30 o.m. Boston 4, Woshlnoton I 4, White 1-1 00 2, Foster 04) 04) 0. Totals United P r e 5 5 Chicago 6 8 0 . 429 269 267 Hartford 6, Phllodelphla 5 Second period— 3, Buffalo, Moller 4 Frldov. Dec. 30 49-9) 23-29 122. International "M y first husband died She is also making a Houston home for Christ­ bedroom. Tampa Bav 2 12 0 .143 212 345 N .Y . Jets 010 0 0— 10 Buffalo 6, Montreal 2 (C yr, Andreychuk), 3:53. 4, Buffalo, (3otor Bowl McKenna 7 (Romsoy, W Iem er), 9:21. 5, SAN ANTONIO (104) very suddenly at Christ­ three-week book promo­ mas, sometimes as early Hard-to-find Elvis Pres­ West Baltimore 0 3 3 0 — 0 N.Y. Rangers 6, Minnesota 4 Bonks 4-9 ^3 10, Mitchell 10-21.04) 20, LA Roms 8 6 0 .571 328 299 At Jacksonville. Flo. Buffalo, McKenna 0 (Selling, WIemer), mas time. I had loved as August, she buys extra ley and Biiig Crosby Second Iowa (9-2) vs. Florida (7-2-1), 8p.m. New Jersey 6, Detroit 0 Gilmore 4-9 S-10 20, Moore 5-13 3-3 15, HOUSTON-NoChrist­ tion lour for her recently San Francisco 8 6 0 .571 367 266 NYJ-FG Leahy 31, :08. N .Y. Islanders 4, Edmonton 2 13:28. 6, Buffalo, Tucker 5 (Foliano, Peach Bowl Ruff), 14:39. 7, Montreal, Lemleux 1 Gervin 10-21 1-3 21, Jones 5-9 04) 10, mas tree is large enough Christmas all my life and published collectors' insurance and summons Christmas balls are dis­ New Orleans 7 7 0 .500 275 294 Bol-FG Allegre 26,4:53. Winnipeg 7, Los Angeles 5 Edmonson 3-5 1-2 7, Roberts 0-1 1-2 1, Atlanta 6 8 0 . 429 315 344 At Atlanta (Trem blay, Delorm e), 18:21. Penalties— it was always a big thing. I guide, "Hallmark Keep­ her husband, Joe, for a played on an end table, NY-M cNell 8 pass from Todd (Leahy Florida State (6-4) vs. North Carolina Monday's Games McNomoro 04) 00 0, J:. Lucas 1-3 00 3. to hold all of Clara John- x^clinched division title kick), 13:55 No (Somes Scheduled Playfair, But, 16:17; Houslev, But, 19:44. needed something to get sake Ornaments'' trip to the bank vaults to along with a small tree (8-3), 3 p.m. Third period— 8, Montreal, Chobol 3 Totals 44-9) 14-23 104. s o n Scroggins' V-clInctied plovoff berth Third Tuesday'* Games Phoenix 39 30 I t 27— 113 me through and I threw bring a select group of loaded with ceramic Thursday’s Result Soturdov. Dec. 31 (unassisted), 7:44. Penalties— ornaments. (Wallace-Homestead Bal'FG Allegre 41,9:47. Bluebonnet Bowl Boston ot Pittsburgh, 7:35 p.m. Son Antonie 1210 23 21— 104 L.A. Raiders 42, San Diego 10 A-35,462 Colgorv at Quebec 7:35 p.m. Lotleur, At last count she had myself into collecting or­ Book Co., Des Moines. ornaments “ hom e" for Snoopy characters. A t Houston M tl, 4:33; Nllon, Mtl, molor, 15:20; Three-point goals— Mocy, Moore Sundov’s Results N Y J Bol Hartford at Montreal, 7:35 p.m. 2. naments," she said. Iowa, $7.95 paperback). the holidays. Music boxes and other St. Louis 10, N .Y. Giants 6 Baylor (7-3-1) vs.(3klahomaStote(7-4), WIemer, But, molar, 13:20; Tremblay, more than 22,000, worth First downs 20 19 8 p.m. Buffalo at St. Louis, 8:35 p.m. Fouled out— None. Total fouls— The hobby became on "There's noway I could She has four Christmas ornaments are on tables Washington 37, Atlanta 21 Rushes-vards 35— 151 40— 160 N.Y. Islondas ot Vancouver, 11:05 M tl, molor, minor, )5:40; Ramsey, But, more than $1 million. Mondov, Jan. 2 molor, 15:40. Phoenix obsession. trees this year: a flocked and shelves throughout Buffalo 14, Kansas City 9 Passing yards 132 164 p.m. 19, Son Antonio 24. Rebounds— Phoenlx45 "I love ornaments be­ show all my collection Green Bay 31, Chicago 28 Colton Bowl Shots on goal— Montreal 3-9-0-20. Sacks by-yards 1— 06 5— 28 At Dallas (M . Lucas IS), Son Antonio 43 (Gilmore cause I love Christmas " I just bought bunches unless someone cleaned tree loaded with colored the house. Cincinnati 23, Pittsburgh 10 Return yards 62 132 But- Texas (11-0) vs. Georgia (9-1-1), 1:30 folo I0-I30-3I. 14). Assists— Phoenix 40 (M ocy 14), Son and bunches and, after out a museum and let me balls, angels, Santa Although she has diffi­ Philadelphia 13, L.A. Rams 9 Posses 28-— 15— 3 24— 13— 2 AHL standings Antonio 24 (Moore 4). Technical— Son and what the season re­ Miami i/k, Hou^on 17 o.m. Goolles— Montreal, Womslev, Se- Christmas, I'd go out and decorate trees and put Clauses and bears, among culty choosing which or­ Punts 5— 36.0 3— 39.8 Fiesta Bowl Antonio coach McHone. A— 7,941. presents,” Mrs. Scrog­ New England 7, New Orleans 0 Fumbles-lost 0—0 3—2 vlgnv. gel everything 1 could for walls of cases up. I don't others, in the living room; naments to display each Denver 27, Cleveland 6 At Phoenix, Arli. Northern Buffalo, Borrosso. A — 13,459. gins said in an interview. Penaltles-yards 8—65 2—15 Ohio Stole (8-3) vs. Pittsburgh (8-2-1), half-price. It just got in even see all m y orna­ a silver tree with sterling year, Mrs, Scroggins said Dallas 35, Seattle 10 Tim e of possession 27:34 32:26 W L T Ptt. OF OA "They tell you about the 1 :M p.m. Nova Scotia 14 8 6 34 109 92 Coilegabaskatbsli results N.Y. Jets 10, Baltimore 6 Individual Statistics Devila6,RedWlngsO past, the future and about my blood. 1 just wanted ments," Mrs. Scroggins silver bells, crosses and she has no trouble rem em ­ San Francisco 35, Tompa Bay 21 Rose Bowl Adirondack 13 10 28 111 109 RUSHING— New York-McNell 24- At Pasadena, Colli. Fredericton 13 12 2 28 103 77 our fantasies. I love the everything that came out. said. other ornaments in the bering each one's origin. Monday’s Game 102, Carrier Classic Minnesota at Detroit, 9 p.m. Illinois (10-1) vs. U C LA (6-4-1),5p.m. Maine 12 8 2 26 89 76 Detroit 0 0 0—0 creations that come out of I was buying ornaments " I spend thousands of den; a tree with red and "Sometimes my hus­ Borber 534, Todd 2-1, Hector 2-7, Lewis Orange Bowl Moncton. 12 14 1 Chomplenshlp Saturdoy, Dec. 10 25 91 96 New Jersey 3 0 3—4 Syrocuse)09,lono92 before the stores cou Id put dollars each year on green plaid bows with band gets a little dis­ 1-7. Baltimore-Dickey 15123, Pogel 4-14, At Miami, Flo. Sherbrooke 9 18 2 20 108 138 people's minds every year Pittsburgh ot N .Y. Jets, 12:30p.m. McMillan 1513, Moore58, Williams, 52. First period— I, New Jersey, Meoaher2 Consolation them out." white hand-signed porce­ turbed about m y adding to Atlanta at Miami, 4 p.m. Nebraska (124)1 vs. Miami (Flo .) (10- Southern (Polm er, Lorm e r), 2:33. Z New Jersey, that represent Christmas. Christmas ornaments. I PASSING— New York-Todd 25153. 1), 8 p.m. Baltimore 14 5 6 Robert M orris40, OuouesneSS Mrs. Scroggins. 53, a lain ornaments in the m y collection and thinks I Sunday, Dec. 11 Bal- Gagne 4 (Broten), 5:14. 3, New Jersey, HomHtonTIpoHChamplonshlp "You've got all kinds of could buy a lot more if I Chicago of Minnesota, 1 p.m. Sugar Bowl Rochester 15 11 1 Verbeek 8 .(Meagher, Clrello), 7:14. former fashion model and dining room; and a white forget which he gave me tlmore-Pagel 24-152. At New Orleans Sorinofieid 12 6 3 Hamilton 00, ElmlroOO ornaments today and 1 didn't have to pay for the Cleveland at Houston, 1 p.m. RECEIVING— New York-Borber 1- Penalties— Melrose, Det, double­ Consolation tree trimmed with Betsey Detroit at Cincinnati, 1 p.m. Auburn (9-1) vs. Michigan (9-2), 8 o.m. New Haven 12 .. 14 3 minor, want every one of them. I talk show hostess, now safety deposit boxes for or somebody else gave me 4, St. Cathorins 10 15 _ Wesleyan 101,Hunter 00 New Orleansat Philadelphia, 1 p.m. Walker 527, McNeil 518, DierkIng 2-14, molor, 8:03; Cameron, N J, molor, 0:03; East can't stop collecting devotes full time to col- them ." Clark balls and other or which ones I bought." San Francisco at Buffalo, 1 p.m. Hershev 9 13 4 5 Paterson, Det, 14:43; Hoffmever, N J, Jones 4-42, Barkum 1-5, Shuler 1-28. Binohomton 7 16 2 1 Amherst 40, E. Connect I cut St. 41 them. 1 just love them. Seattle at N .Y. Giants, 1 p.m. BaltImore-DIckey 555, Oatis 4-59, Sher- 14:43; Lorson, Det, 15:31; Russell, N J, Conn. Coll. 75, MIddleburv 50 Baltimore at Denver, 4 p.m. Sundoy’s Results 19:49. They're like my FOR A ME88A6E OF win New Hoven 5/ Molne4 (ot) St. Fronds Xavier 73, Husson 72 CHRISTIAN HOPE AND LOVE Kansas City at San Diego, 4 p.m. 1-13, Beach 2-28, Henry 1-24, Moore 1-6, Second period— None. Penalties— ThomasColl.(Me)45,NECollege4) Herald photo bv Torqulnlo children." New Englond at L.A. Rams, 4 p.m. Novo Scotia 6/ Springfield 2 An­ Williams 1-7. Baltimore 3/ St. Cathorines 3 (tie) WllllomsTO, Bridgewater St. 43 Mrs. Scroggins, recog­ St. Louis at L.A. Raiders, 4 p.m. Missed field goals: None. tonovich, N J, 8:42; Melrose. Det, 13:44; Southwest Dial Washington at Datlos, 4 p.m. Sherbrooke 6/ Fredericton 5 Palmer, NJ, 13:44. nized as one of the world's 649-HOPE Mondoy’s Gomes SF Austin55, Midwestern St. 53 sr 1485071 Middlesex / Patriot Genera^ Mondoy, Dec. 12 Third period— 4, New Jersey, Meagher A quilt for the principal foremost authorities on A MliMry ff Green Bay at Tam pa Bay, 9 p.m. No Games Scheduled 3 (Cameron, Verbeek), 0:21. 5, New insurance Com panies Transactions Tuesdoy’s Gomes Jersey, Ludvig 10 (CIrella), 12:41.4, New collect ing dated or lim ited Center CiHfreptiiiil Ctircli MofDOQfS Of me Sentry Famuy Maine at Baltimore Jersey, Broten 8 (Ludvig, Hoffmever), Big East results Gabrielle Henson, a third grader at Washington School, holds edition Christmas orna­ ffinclHitir of Insurance Companes t Cardinals 10. Giants 6 Broncos 27.Browns6 Springfield ot Nova Scotia 17:08. Penolfles-rB. Smith, Det, minor, jju t a special quilt students made for Principal Marcia B. Rochester ot St. Catharines molor, 11:31; Lorlmer, NJ,minor, 11:31; Comobell, Det, 12:50; Hoffmever, N J, Syracuse 109, Iona B2 '"Kenefick, right. Teacher Carol Fish, in the background, thought lOPEM SUNDAY 12-5 Cleveland 3 3 0 0__t Transactions 18:40. St. Louis 0 7 0 3— 10 Denver o 31 3 3— 27 Giants 6 0 0 0—6 WhalersB.FiyersS Shots on goal— Detroit 8-11-4-25. New up the project as a learning incentive for her second- and First Jersey 15-4-13— 32. IO N A (92) First Cle-FG Bohr 47, 5:03 Bdfflboll third-grade remedial reading students. To make the quilt, N Y G -F G Hall-Sheikh 44,4:05 Goalies— Detroit, Stefan, MIo. Hargroves 6-10 5-9 17, Springer 44 04) Second New York (AL) — Signed pitcher Joe Hortford 2 2 2—4 New 12, Colemon 6-10 34 15, Grimes 2-0 4-5 8, NYG*FG Hali-Sheikh 44,11:49 Cowley ond inflelder Kelly Heath and Philadelphia 11 2— 5 students illustrated a square of specially-treated muslin for each EASTWEST IMPORTS Second Den-WInder 3 run (Karlls kick), :31 Jersey, Low, Resch. A — 8.582. Burtt 13-23 44 30, Russell 0-2 04) 0. Den-Sampson 39 poss from Elwoy ossigned them to Columbus of the First period— 1. Philodelphia/SinisoloB Truesdole 34 04) 4, Walters 3-5 04) 4, book read. FASHIONS • GIFTS • ORIENTAL RUGS StL-Green 20 pass from Lomax (Karlis kick) 9:33 (O'Donoghue kick), 1:32 International League. (Hachborn, Allison). 8:11. Z Hortford. Foley 0-1 04) 0, Crockett 0-1 04) 0. Totals Den-Sampson 49 poss from Elwov Turgeon 11 (Zuke. Stoughton). 16:54. 3. Isiandera4.0ilers2 38-70 16-24 92. Fourth (Karlis kick) 13:57 StL-FG 0'Donoghue25,14:39 Hartford. Crawford 10 (Turgeon, Dunn). S YR AC U SE (109) A-25,156 Cle-FG Cox 58,14:58 19:47. Penalties— Kotsopoulos. Har.0:S5; N Y Islanders 1 1 1— 4 Addlslon 7-10 4-5 10, Kerins 5-9 1-3 11, NOW UNTIL • f Third •••••••••••••••••••••• Rich Sutter. Phi. 12:04; Newfeld. Har. Hawkins 24 34 7, Washington 4-7 4 4 12, StL N Y G Den-FG Karlis 20, 7:59 Edmonton i i o—2 First downs 10 9 12:04; Har,bench (servedby H art),15:40; First period— I, N Y Islonders, D. Sutter Woldron 13-17 14-14 40, Alexis 4-9 3-3 1), Addictive video games may CHRISTMAS! Rushes-yards 36—80 28—61 Fourth Cochrane, Phl,18:49. 4 (Tro ttle r), 0:tf. 2, N Y Islanders, D. Monroe 34 00 4, Triche 1-1 2-2 4. Totals Den-FG Karlis 50, 6:58 Second period-^, Hartford. Crawford 3943 31-39 109. E E Passing yards 81 81 A-70,912 Soccer Sutter 5 (unassisted), 1:24. 3, Edmonton, Sacks by-yards 3—27 5—41 11 (Malone. Turgeon). 0:21. 5. Philodel* Coffey 13 (Gretzky, Fuhr), 14:10. Halftime— Syracuse 53, Iona 51. condition child for learning phia. Eriksson 4 (Clarke). 3:00. 6. Penalties— Trotller, NYI, 6:58; Jons- Total Return yards 155 104 Hartford. DuPont 6 (Neufeld, SMtonen, Passes 11— 25— 1 10— 35— 4 son, Fouls— Svrocuse 20, Iona 30. Fouled out— 4:20. Penoltles*-Erlksson. Phi. 1:29; Springer, Grimes. Technical foul— Punts 10— 36.7 8— 38.3 N Y I, 14:51. game i.s over. As the Fumbles-lost 2—1 3—1 Zuke. Har. 8:34; Crombeen. Har. 13:15; Second period— 4, Edmonton, Fogolln3 Iona SEATTLE (UPl) - Vi­ lack the motivational grip OPEN Propp. Phi, 13:15; Crossman. Phi. 14:45; Attention Homeowners - ■. Red8kins37.Fatcons21 M ISL standings (Messier), 5:0). 5, NY Islanders, Tonelll b^ch. Rebounds— Iona 39 (Hargroves player improve.s, the vi­ Penaltles-yards 4—43 9—61 Yotes.Har,19:59. deo games aren't doing that video games exert on Tim e of possession 31:51 28:09 9 (G oring), 17:15. Penalties— Lowe, Edm, much to educate Am eri­ deo game responds by the mind, he said. But a Thirdperiod— 7. Philadelphia. Propp 14 1:55; NYI, bmch (served by Gillies), Syracuse— 39 (Alexis 4) Assists— Iona 23 Individuol Statistics Ationta 0 0 0 21— 21 Eosftrn Division (Dvorak. M cCrIm m on). 1:07.8. Philodel* becoming increasingly RUSHING— St. Louis-Anderson 25- 12:11; Hunter, Edm , 17:33, (Hargroves 7) Syracuse 34 (Washington can youth, but their psy­ number of ongoing re­ Is Your Home Woshington 7 13 14 3— 37 W L Pet. OB 57, phia. Slnlsaio9 (Hachborn. Allison).4:15. Thirdoerlod— 4 ,N Y Islanders, Jonsson 12). A : 14,850. chological power to grab more difficult. Thus, be­ search projects across the onite til 9 PM First Cleveland 6 1 .833 — 9, Hartford. Malone 7 (Slltonen. Crow* Morris 6-8, Lomax 2-7, Mitchell 3-8. New Wash-Dldler 18 pass from Thels- Baltimore 6 3 .667 1 5 (unassisted), 7:45. Penalties— attention could lead to a ginners aren't discour­ country are seeking to York-Woolfolk 20-56, Tuggle 3-6, Brunner ford). 7:15. 10. Philadelphia. Propp 15 Trottler, C C monn Memphis 4 4 .500 2V2 (Poulin. Dvorak), 12:35. 11. Hartford. more computer-literate aged and advanced play­ 34), Morris 2-mlnus 1. Pittsburgh 3 3 .500 2V3 N Y I, 9:28; Huddy, Edm , 9:45; Gilbert, UPiTop20 develop more interesting Insured Properly? (Moseley kick) 4:59. Neufeld 12 (DuPont. Johnson). 12:52. N Y I, 15:09. ers don't become bored. P A S SIN G — St. Louls-Lom ax 11-25-1- Second Buffalo 4 5 .444 3 Penalties— None. society, a husband and learning computers. 122. New York 4 5 .444 3 Shots on goal— N Y Islanders 13-13-11— Again, video games can New York-Brunner 10-35-4-108. Wosh-FG Moseley 26, 2:22 Shots on goal— Hartford 6-6-5— 19. 37. Edmonton 10-9-8— 27. NEW YORK (UPl) — How the UPl wife team contend in a Call Us For Wash-J. Washington 11 pass Western Division RECEIVINC^St. Louis-Anderson 7- Philadelphia 13-9*15-07. Goalies— N Y Islanders, Melonsan. Too 20 college basketball teams fared new book. be infinitely varied be­ What makes Want Ads from St. Louis 5 3 .625 — Goalies— Hartford. Stanlowskl. Phila­ through gomes of Sunday, Dec. 4: 65, Kansas CItv 4 3 .571 Vz Ed­ If they are right, it will cause of their computer work? People like you A Computerized Replacement Cost Estimate Thelsmann (Moseley kick) 14:08 delphia. Froese. A— 16,033. monton, Fuhr. A— 17,498. 1. North Carolina (50) defeated Marsh 1-17, Green 2-40, Morris 1-0. New W ash-FG Moseley 51,14:59 Los Angeles 3 3 .500 1 base, thus appealing to a York-MIstler 5-58, Gray 1-4, Mowatt 2-31, Missouri 4557; defeated Tennessee- hearten many parents who read and use the Third Wichita 3 4 .429 IV3 Chottonoogo 8543; defeated Fordham 75 who fear video games b ro a d e r spectrum of Want Ads every day. For Your Home Scott 1-9, Woolfolk 1-6. Wash-Kaufman 30 fumble return Phoenix 3 5 .375 2 Jets 7. Kings 5 Missed field goals: St. Louis, O'Donog­ 54; defeated Stanford 8575. society. 643-2711. (Mose­ Tacom a 1 7 .125 4 2. Kentuckv (501 defeated Louisville leave their youngsters hue 30, A% 27; New York, Hall-Shelkh 52. Sundoy’s Results "Service You Can Trust" ley kick) 6:35 Los Angeles 2 3 0— 4 6544; defeated Indlano 59-54. ignorant of other uses of At present, video game.s Wash-Monk 10 pass from Thelsmann Baltimore 7« Buffalo 4 Winnipeg ] i j Basketball 3. Georgetown (50) defeated Howoll- have little direct educa­ (Moseley kick) 11:06 Wichita 6, Tacoma 5 (ot) —7 computers. First period— 1, Winnipeg, Howerchuk Hllo 71-42; defeated Howoll-Hllo 97-35; Flashing lights, noises, tional merit beyond devel­ Bills 14. Chiefs 9 Fourth Mondoy’s Gomes 9 defeated Moroon State 91-30; defeated St. Irish Insurance Agency Att-Riggs7run (Luckhurstkick) :05 No Gomes Scheduled (M u lle n ), 0:52. 2, Winnipeg, Bosch- Fronds (Po.) 8541. the thrill of battle and oping intuition and eye- WaslT-FG Moseley 43. 3:39 Tuesdov’s Gome mon, 4. Houston (51) lost to North Carolina hand coordination. But Buffalo 0 7 0 7 — 14 Atl-Rlggs4run (Luckhurstkick) 8:46 Tacoma at Cleveiandr 6:05 p.m. NRA standings visions of monstrous crea­ 150 North Main Street (at the Com er of Main Street) 14 (Deblols, Arnlel), 1:15.3, Los Angeles, State 7544; defeated Kansas 91-76; kids know that computers Kansas City 0 3 3 3— 9 Atl-Caln2run (Luckhurstkick) 14:05. defeated Mississippi State46-42; defeated tures are only part of why Second A-52,074 Simmer 17 (Dionne, Wells), 8:49. 4, Winnipeg, Small 9 (McBoln, Steen), Eostern Conlerence Blscovne 59-51. video games are so meu are behind the fun-filled NEW But— Tuttle 17 pass from Ferguson 5. Iowa (34)1 defeated Illinois Weslevon (Danelo kick), 3:33 10:29. 5, Los Angeles, Dionne 10 (Taylor, Atkinllc Division fun. say Geoffrey and complexity, the Ixiftuses 646-1232 NASL standings Simm er), 19:55. Penalties— Steen, Win, W L Pet. OB 0540; defeated Baylor 47-44; defeated KC-FG Lowery 48, 6:15 Oregon St. 554Z. Elizabeth Loftus, both say, and some are being Third Dolphins 24. Oilers 17 6:23; Simmer, LA, 13:33, M cEwen, LA , Philadelphia 14 4 .778 — 14:40. New York 13 4 .484 V/j 4. Memphis State (50) defeated University of Washington' motivated to design their K C - F G Lowery 25, 7:30 W L Pci. GB Tennessee State 8540; defeated North Fourth Secondperlod— 4, Winnipeg, DeblolsH Boston 13 4 .684 I'/z psychology professors, in own game.s. Miami 07 314— 24 Chicago 4 2 .667 — ( Boschmon), 2:35.7, Los Angeles, Dionne New Jersey 8 9 .470 P /i Texas State 101-79; defeated Middle "Since we are moving Buf-Kennedy 22 Interception re­ Houston 7 7 3 0— 17 New York 3 2 .600 Vi 11 (Taylo r, Sim m er), 4:48. 8, Los Washington 7 11 .389 7 Tennessee 7547; defeated Detroit 9(1- "Mind at Play: The Psy­ turn ^ First Son Diego 3 2 .600 '/} 45. into a society where com­ (Danelo kick). 1:50 Angeles, McEwen 1 (Engblom.NIcholls), Central Division chology of Video Games." Hou— Smith 5 pass from Luck (Kempf Tulsa 3 2 .600 V2 9:25. 9, Los Angeles, McEwen 2 Milwaukee 12 4 .647 — 7. Louisville (1-2) lost to Kentuckv 45 On a deeper level, video puter literacy is going to K C - F G Lowery 42, 10:13 kick),8:39 Golden Bov 2 2 .500 1 44; lost to Purdue 90-83 (o t); defeated A— 27,104 (Engblom , F o x ), 11:41. Penalties— Detroit 10 9 .526 2'/3 be as critical as being able Second Vancouver ' I 2 .333 I'/j Dionne, L A , 0:13; Small, Win, 7:48; Atlanta 9 9 .500 3 SM U 8955. games captivate the mind Hou— Campbell 1 run (Kempf kick), Tom po Bov 0 4 .000 3 Anderson, LA, 15:52; Boschmon, Win, Cleveland 4 13 .3)6 4V} 8. U C LA (50) defeated Idaho Stole 85 in the same way a lab to read and write, these 12:11 Sunday's Result 15:52. Chicago 5 11 .313 4 58; defeated Long Beach State 4559; games may be giving New York 4, Son Diego 3 experiment conditions a Bengat823,Steeters10 Mia— Franklin 1 run (Von Schumann Third period— 10, Winnipeg, Lukowich Indiana 4 14 .222 8 defeated Notre Dome 51-47. people an edge in terms of kick), 3:27 Monday’s Gome 7 Western Conference 9. Maryland (51) defeated Johns rat to push a lever for Third Chicago at Vancouver, 10:30 p.m. (Wilson, Mann), 3:04. II, Win­ Midwest Division Hopkins 10545; lost to Ohio Stole 72-48; food. F o r video games, acquiring that computer GREAT VALUES! Cincinnotl 14 3 3 3—23 Hou— FG Kempf 23. 9:42 Tuesday's Gomes nipeg, W L Pet. OB defeated Canlslus 77-55. people are the rats, quar­ litferacy," Geoffrey Lof­ \1Pittsburgh 0 307—10 Mia— F G von Schumann 19,7:10 No (Somes Scheduled Boschmon 16 (Arniei, Deblols), 4:58. 12, Dallas 13 4 .744 — 10. Arkansas (5 1) defeated Fordham First Fourth Winnipeg, Deblols 12 (Boschmon), 19:U. Denver 10 8 .554 3W 4541; defeated Oklahoma 8578; lost to ters replace the lever tus said. CIn-Johnson 1 run (Breech kick),6:55 Mia— Moore 28 pass from Marino (von Penalties— Kelly, LA , 4:32; McBoln, Win, Utah 11 9 .550 3'/3 North Carolina Stole 6540; defeated SE pushing and the "food" "What we're saying is CABLE SWEATERS Missouri 98-49. Cln-Johnson.16run (Breech kick), 8:09 Schumann kick), 11:46 10:34; Simmer, LA , molor, 14:00; Kansas City 8 10 .444 SVj becomes the intermittent, that they are potentially Second i Mia— Nathan 5 run (von Schamann Montho, Win, motor, 14:00; Bobych, Win, Houston 7 11 .389 6'/j 11. Louisiana State (50) defeated New CIn-FG Breech 19, 3:43 kick), 3:51 16:33; Nicbolls, LA,double-minor, 18:30; Son Antonio 7 13 .350 7'/z Orleans 47-59; defeated N.C.- partial victories of the very powerful because PIt-FG Anderson 48,13:57 A-39,434 Small, Win, double-minor, 18:30, Ruskow- Podtlc Division Wllmlniiton game. they provide a couple of Third skl, LA, molor, 19:45; Kelly, LA, major, Los Angeles 13 5 .722 — 9559; defeated Washington 51-48; defeat­ important ingrediants for CIn-FG Breech 27, 7:52 19:45; Bloke, LA, 19:45; Soetoert, Win, Portland 12 7 .432 IW ed Texas A & M 7545. The use by video game Reg. $16. Machine washable Fourth Bowling molor, 19:45; MocLeon, Win, minor, (Jolden State 9 9 .500 4 12. Oregon State ( ) -) ) defeated makers of a "partial being educational tools. pullovers. Soft, holiday colobs. PIt-HarrIs 29 pass from Stoudt 49ers 35. Buccaneers 21 gome misconduct, 19:45; Watters, Seattle 9 10 .495 4'/> Arkansas State 49-40; lost to Iowa 56-4$. The first is an extreme •••••••••••••••••••••• reinforcement schedule" Sizes S,M,L. (Anderson kick), 1:29 Win, Phoenix 4 13 .316 7'/j 13. Michigan State (5 1 ) defeated motivational power — Cin-FG Breech 32, 7:49 molor, 19:45. Son Olego 4 14 .300 8 Central Mlchloan7552; defeated Western is probably more respon­ Tampa Bov 0 7 7 7—21 people love to play them A-55,832 San Francisco o 14 14 7— 35 GOP Women Shots on goal— Los Angeles 10-9-9— 28. Sunday's Results Michigan 01-52; lost to St. Peter's 7544; sible than anything for the Winnipeg 17-9-13— 38. Phllodelphla 121, Boston 114 (ot) defeated llllnol5Chlcago9582. — and the second is the FASHION SHIRTS Second Barbara Twible 198*526/ Sandy Saw* industry's success, the SF-Craig 10 run (Werschlng kick) :09 Goalies— Los Angeles, Bloke, Los- Phoenix 122, Son Antonio 104 14. Fresno State (5 1 ) defeated North computer basis to be very 5 5 ver 177*185*506/ Grayce Shea 183*470/ koskl. Dakota State 8554; lost to Purdue 5555; Loftuses say. Packers 31. Bears 28 SF-Craig 1 run (W erschlngkick)6:24 Los Angeles 120, Son Diego 99 Joyce Tyler 191*463/ Mary Mumford Winnipeg, Soetoert. A— 9,989. Monday's Oomes defeated Abilene Christian 7555; de­ Normally, a player can interactive and provide TB-Bell 9passfrom Thompson (Capece 452/ Sally Heavisides 456. kick) 12:36 No Gomes Scheduled feated amass several hundred immediate feedback." Chicago 7 7 0 16<-28 Tuesday's Games Col-Davls 92-49. Croon Boy Third points and blast scores of Conventional educa­ 14 7 0 10— 31 SF-Montana 12 run (Werschlng kick) U.S. Mixed ' Clevelond at New Jersey, 7:35 p.m. 15. Georgia (3-0) defeated Middle Reg. 522. Choose from two styles First Rangera6,NorthStars4 Denver at New York, 7:35 p.m. Tennessee 8547; defeated Western Ken­ monsters or invading tional computers provide Limited Quantity GB— Huckleby 9 run (Stenerud kick) 3:47 of soft, paste! woven shirts: TB-House 74 pass from Thompson Women-Sue Hole 469, Linda Crom­ Phoenix at Atlanto, 8:10 p,m. tucky 8548; defeated Georgia Tech 4545 aliens before the first immediate feedback, but 4 :37 well 461, T e rry Prlstewoldo 179-458, Boston at Chicago, 8:3Sp.m. 14. Boston College (3-0) defeated mandarin neck, tucked front with GB— Coffman 5 pass from (Capece kick) 5:41 Minnesota 2 0 2— 4 SF’RIng 3 run (Werschlng kick) 13:43 Sheila Price 466, Linda Burton 193-498, Dallas at Kohsas CItv, 8:35p.m. Stonehlll 97-43; defeated Maine 73-41; $5499 hidden placket or pleated panel Dickey NY Rangers 121—4 defeated New Hampshlre97-44. Fourth Jimmie Urban 211, Diane Brennan First period— 1, Minnesota, Richter 1 Woshlnoton at Houston, 8:40p.m. front, button back, crocheted iace (Stenerud kick) 13:03 204-554, Marge DeLlsle 450, Men-RIch San Antonio at Portland, 10:35 p.m. 17. Oklahoma (5 1) defeated USC9591; Model HP 1328 Chi— Gault 87 pass from McMohon SF-Crolg 14run (Werschlng kick) 5:27 (Lawton), 1:49. 2, NY Rangers, Sund- collar with lie. Sizes 5*13. TB -Carver 3 pass from Thompson Pecker 205-544, Ernie Whipple 234-591, Seattle at Golden State, 10:35 p.m. lost to Arkansas 6578; defeated Santa (Thomas kick) 13:24 .strom I) (Lorouche, Dove Moloney), Clara 91-77; defeoted Central Missouri 90- Romathing Different...... Wish Someone A (Capece kick) 13:53 Bred KozIckI 224, Walt DeLlsle 218-541, 2:08. 3, N Y Rangers, Rogers 12 Second Bob Skoglund 237-200-234-671. 50. INTRODUCING THE GB— Ellis 12 run (Stenerud kick) 11:59 A-49,773 (Greschner, Erikson), 8:29. 4, N Y Rangers, Beck 4 (Ruotsololnen, Don 18. Indiana (1-2) lost to Miami (Ohio) RECHARGEABLE RAZGR CORDUROY PANTS Chi— Suheylrun (Thomas kick) 14:44 4557; defeated Notre Dame 00-72; lost to THAT CHALLENGES THE WGRLD! Fourth Moloney), 9:58. 5, Mlnnesota,.McCorthy Lakers 1Z0.Ctlppers 99 Kentuckv 59-54. Happy Birthday GB— Huckleby 10 run (Stenerud kick) )4 (Clccorelll), 14:51. Penalties— Gresc­ 19. Kansas (51) lost to Houston 91-74; • 3 floating heads. 3 indicator lights: dual flashing :46 defeated St. Louis 47-43 (151); defeated With A Herald Happy Heart Chi— Suhey 1 run (Thom as kick) 9:58 Cowboys 35. Seahawks 10 hner, N YR , 4:07; Don Maloney, N YR , $AN DIEGO (99) Moreheod State 7557. red lights when recharge is Hockey 13:04; Plett, Min, 14:57. • Rechargeable .. . works with or Chi— McKinnon 59 punt return (Tho­ Brooks 4 ^ 3-4 11, Cummings 5-17 5-10 20. St. John's (50) defeated Sleno 75 without the cord. needed and green light to show Reg. $28. Special group of pin rnes Second period— 4, NY Rangers, Os­ 15, Walton 10-14 0-1 20, Nixon 8-17 1-2 17, 40; defeated Canlslus 71-45; defeoted Only kick) 13.10 Dallas 77 7 14— 35 borne razor is recharging. wale corduroy pants in trouser Seattle Pierce 511 4-5 14, Donoldson 1-2 3-4 5, Columbia 7558. • Twin-Action shaving system — G B — Stenerud 19 F G 15.00 0 30 7— 10 9 (Huber, Povellch), 13-24. 7, NY Whitehead 57 55 9, Hodges 1-4 041 2, a $6.00 and baggy styles. Holiday colors. First Pioneers Rangers, Rogers 13 (unassisted), 10:23. 45 wider lifters lift whiskers up 9 doseness/comfort settings. A— 51,147 Kelser 1-4 04) 2, McKinney 2-4 04) 4, ^ Happy Birthday ^ Sizes 5*13. Dal— Dorset18run(Septlen kick), 10:30 The Sprlngtleld Pioneers split two Penalties— Payne, Min, 11:39; Sund- Smith 04) 52 0. Totals 4591 1533 99. so that the 45 cutters can shave Easy "Pop5)tf" cleaning. Second strom, goomes over the weekend, defeating LOS ANOILES (120) John whiskers off for the closest Eagles 13. Rams 9 Dal— Dorsett 7run (Septlen kick), 11:03 Worcester, 4-1, but losing to the NYR, 14:20; Povellch, NYR, 10:52. Wilkes 514 57 IS, W orthy 3-4 50 4, Dual voltage for worldwide use. Sea— F G Johnson 54,14:51 Hombres, 7-3. The Pioneers now stand Third period-8, MInnesoto, Abdul-Jobbor 511 55 20, Mc(3ee 7-9 3-4 Norelco shave ever. Coil cord. STRIPED Third ot 8-2 In the lOogue and 23-9-3 overall. McCorthy 17, Scott 7-16 54 20, Cooper 58 1-1 11, Los Angolos 0 4 0 0 Dal— Donlev 35 pass from White In the Pioneer victory, Tom Sibley 17 (Hortsburg), 7:14. 9, Minnesota, • New, angled fY)p-out trimmer. Deluxe travel wallet. TURTLENECKS (Septlen kick), 11:15 McAdoo 510 55 14, Noter 59 50 12, •••••••••••••••••••••• L n v e Phllodolphla too 7—13 hod two goals and Pot O'Brien ondD.J. Clccorelll 20 (Broten, Roberts), 7:29. 10, Spriggs 51 1-2 1, Kupdlok 2-5 50 4, • On/off switch with safety lock. First Fourth LeBlonc added one apiece. Doug NY Rangers, Lorouche 18 (Rogers, Garrett 51 500. Totals 49-90 2532120. Reg. $1S. Ibly/cotton blend. Phl-Ollver 2run (kick foiled), ,:04 Dal— Johnsan II pass tram Ruotsololnen), 14:07. Penalties— Mary Wilcox and Jeff Morin chipped In with Son DItgo 27 27)127— 99 S.M.L. Socond White two assists with Jason Kirby and Bob Broten, Radio, TV 10.97 (Septlen kick), 6:4) Lm Angelei 1010112fL-i20 LA-FG Lonsford 27, 7:05 Kellogg adding one each. Seth Rudolph Min, 15:04) Allison, NYR,'17:23. Fouled out— None. Total fouls— QUINN'S SHAVER CENTER L A -F G Lonsford 28,13:57 Sen— Warner 2 run (Johnson kick), had 25 saves In goal. Shots on goal— MInnesoto 21-9-11— Son •••••••••••••••••••••• 21 Birch Strtfft 10:51 . • bastbrook Mall. Mansfield Fourth Against the Hombres, SIblev, Walt 41. Diego 24, Los Angeles 23. Rebounds— Son 643-2711 eGlcn Lochen. Glastonbury Dal— Newsome 15 poss from Hoge- L A -F G Lonsford 28,13:14 Wosko and Eric McGranohon scored N Y Rangers 15-10-12— 37. piogo 44 (Nixon 9), Los Angeles 44 Ask for...... Manchester • 646-5520 • Hartford Civic Center • Manchester Parkadc Phi-Woodruff 29 pass from Joworski boom the pools, with assists going to M orin, Goolles— Minnesota, Beoupre. NY TONIGHT • NOHTH AMERICAN PHILIPS CORPORATION. 1963 (Septlen kick), 13:5) (f4oter 9). Assists— San Olego 20 (Nixon CLOSED FRIDAY (Franklin kick), 14:39 Wilcox and Crolg Cherwinskl. Mike Ran­ 9), Los Angeles 32 (Cooper 17). Technical Janet A-3Z847 A-63,352 Kendall hod 11 saves In oool. gers, Hanlon. A— 17,400. — Donaldson. A— 17,505. w p o p ''*■ *> *>' V 16 - MANCHKSTKH HKRALD, Moiiduy. Dec. 5. 1983 MANCHESTER HERALD, .Mond,.y, Dec 5, 1983 - 17 How to safely transport a broken turntable to the shop St/p0r/77flr/C0/ S h O P P O T

to the other side of the room and place your hand QUESTION; My stereo is broken. I have to take the thump, thump, thump all the time. I maintain If they took their speakers off the floor it wouldn't be so'bad. against a wall or door and you will be surprised f ° *** Refunding worth turntable to the repair shop. How do 1 transport it Do you agree? that they will be vibrating as much, if not more, than safely? I lost the original box it came in. the speaker cabinet itself! If you're still not Stereo Expert ANSWER: I wish the answer to your problem was convinced, place pillows or blankets under the ANSWER: If you are going to transport the speakers and check the wall or door again. You will price of postage turntable yourself, a box is not necessary. You should that simple, but the fact is that most of the buss sound Jack Bertrand that gets out of a room is caused by sound waves see that they are still vibrating Just as much. The remove all accessories from the turntable such as 4.'5 solution to your problem will be found the fastest by adapters and small center spindles so they will not be acting directly on the room walls, floor and ceiling, medical treatment for your building manager or owner. Talk to them. By Martin Sloan barbecue sauce. When I lost during transport or repair. Also, make sure that and turning them into sounding boards. If you can United Feature purchased the sauce I people suffering from ma­ the tone arm is securely fastened to thfe arm rest so the stand rock music long enough to perform a simple jor illnesses, such as If you have a question about stereos you would like Syndicate found there were separate cartridge and needle' will not be damaged. This is all experiment, you can prove to yourself that getting the labels on both the front cancer, heart, blood and speakers off the floor will have little effect on the bass to see answered here, write to: Jack Bertrand, The that is necessary for local transport. value with the shipper. DEAR M ARTIN: What and the back of each lung disorders, diabetes sounds that get out of the room. Stereo Expert, P.O. Box 591, Manchester Herald, If it becomes necessary to ship the turntable to the about the cost of all those bottle. Should I have sent and other hereditary am. Tune your receiver to a station playing rock or disco Manchester, CT 06040. For a personal reply, enclose a manufacturer, a complete set of packing material QUESTION: The people downstairs from me are postage stamps? This is all of these labels? — Gail metabolic diseases. Free with a lot of bass and turn it up loud! Now go over to stamped, self-addressed envelope. Jack Bertrand Is a may be obtained from the first. When the turntable is killing me with their loud stereo all the time. They are the question I ’m often Lester, Macon, Ga. care is availab le to one of the speakers and put your hand on it to see how licensed technician who lives at 46 Phelps Road In repacked, don't forget to fasten down the floating rock fans and I listen to classical music. What I cannot asked by friends who anyone who can be much the cabinet is vibrating. Having done this, walk Manchester. spring mounts. Also, remember to insure it for full stand the most is the loud bass sound — sort of a wonder whether my re­ D EAR GAIL: The key helped. funding is really paying to success is following the This year's coupon book off. directions as carefully as is bigger and better than Well, after spending $8 possible. When a refund ever. It contains almost on postage during a recent offer requires a “ label” as $50 worth of food store About Town filing posts week, I was wondering, proof-of-purchase, the coupons. Almost all of too. I went through my manufacturer usually which are for national notebook lo see exactly wants the entire label. But brands like Star-Kist, Del what I was sending for. if there is more than one Monte, Quaker, Heinz, Nursing mothers meet first quarter label on the bottle or can, Kraft, Ragu, Coca-Cola Here's what I found: ' the front label is usually and Hershey's. There are The Manchester Silktown La Leche League will I sent for $7.50 in cou­ 208 coupons to be exact. meet Dec. 13 at 10 a.m. at 32 Walker St. , 4 pons, a coupon wallet, a sufficient. The cost of this valuable Weaning and nutrition will be discussed. Expectant colorful poster, a sample honors list COUPONS OF HOPE; coupon booklet is only $3, and nursing mothers and children are welcome. Call of floor wax, a free lighter including postage. You 649-5056. and $35.50in cash refunds. Qnce again the City of Gearin, Linda Gorman, Doro can order the "Coupons of \ The following is the Greenwald, Susan Gueretfe, My postage also included Hope Hospital, in Duarte, honor roll for Illing Junior Tracy Hanrahan, Lisa 11 envelopes containing Calif., is raising money Hope" book from: Cou­ High School for the first Hastey. refund forms which I through the sale of its pons of Hope, Dept. M, Kim Hoyes, Debro Jomes, P.O. Box 3337, Los An­ WATES plan party quarter marking period. Kimberley Johns, Kathleen traded with other refund­ "Coupons of Hope" book. Keane, Mary King, John ers by mail. The hospital provides free geles, CA 90051. Manchester WATES will meet Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. Logasse, Allison Lessner, Was it worth the $8 in at 72 E. Center St., rear. Todd Lukas, Flono Mac- ORADE 7 postage and assorted box I Weighing-in is from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. Pherson, Paul Maxwell. Mindy Addobbo, Suzanne Michael McMahon, Henry tops and labels I would Clip ‘n’ file refunds Members should bring articles for a Christmas Aoosl, Edward Bastarache, Michaud, Reglno Mission, have otherwise thrown basket to the meeting. Reservations for the Dec. 13 Jennifer Bernier, Karen K risti Napolltano, Carol Ne- 60 years of memories away? You’d better be­ Pet Products (File No. 12-B) Christmas party at Willie's Steak House will close BIske, Meredith BIcdeet, chitllo. Heather Nelson, Mi­ Lisa BonettI, Cvnthia chelle Potulok, Amy Pen­ lieve it! — Joy Potter, W. Tuesday. Contact Kay Meacham. Boober, Natashia Burchflel. dleton, Troy Peterson, Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Benoit (left) of Concord, N.H, Clip out this file and keep it with similar Ricardo Canal, Deborah Jennifer Plendel. Cheerman, Emily Chlat, Anna PInfsov, James Poi­ Vernon celebrated their 60th anniver­ cash-off coupons — beverage refund offers with Check your blood pressure Marv Cleaves, Matthew rot, Honore Polltl, Kurt Pot­ sary Sunday at an open house at the DEAR JOY: I believe beverage coupons, for example. Start collecting Clouoh, Sharon Cole, Ellzo- ter, Todd Powers, Beth Relt- the needed proofs of purchase while looking for beth Cooney, Kevin Covell, berg, Jomes Roche, Kristin American Legion in Rockville. More it! Today, the average COVENTRY — The Community Health Care Crolo Covenskv. Rohrbach, Dovid Russell. refund offer is worth the req u ir^ forms at the supermarket, in Services will sponsor a blood pressure clinic Tuesday Laura Curry, Jeremy A pryl Sohodl, Terry Scoto, than 135 friends and relatives attended. about $1.'30. If it takes a newspapers and magazines, and when trading from 1 to 2 p.m, at Coventry Pharmacy. A second DIeterle, Christopher Dol- Rebecca Schaffer, Deborah The couple formerly lived in Manches­ with friends. Offers may not be available in all bec, Alfred Drleos, Alex­ Schwarz, Jennifer Shermon, 20-cent stamp to send for clinic will be Dec. 20 from 1 to 2 p.m. at Hill's ander Eltel, Stacey Epstein, Jay Snyder, Catherine Soule, ter. They have four children: Lillian it, I have still received areas of the country. Allow to weeks to receive Pharmacy. ..•V. < 'i— Laurie Finley, Trevor Cheryl Spiegel, David Stino, $1.10, which is nothing to each refund. Forbes, Andrew Fotta, Gary Gary Stoltenberg. Burnett of Manchester, and Robert Herald photos by Toroulnlo sneeze at. Dollars re­ The following refund offers are worth $14.24. Garber, Amy Gates. 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Send the required refund form and the 11:30 a.m. at Town and Country Club, 22 Woodland St. beginner and missed out Heather Hostetter. & Whitney Aircraft in East Hartford in Universal Product Code symbols from five cans Jane Bakker, publisher of the new magazine Pomelo Irwin, Marlorle on a refund offer because GRADE T of Alpo. Expires March 31, 1984. "Northwest Hills," will speak. Boiton man doesn’t want Jafte, Christine Johnson, 1967. Above: Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Benoit of my doubts on how to K erri Kane, Joseph Kiss, BUTCHER’S BLEND Cookbook. Receive a Cost is $12.50 for members and $16 for non­ David Agasi, Dwayne Al­ on their wedding day. interpret the instructions. Todd Kleperls, Kristen Kru- Herald ohofa bv Pinto Better Homes and Gardens "All-Tim e Favorite members. Call 674-1739. kas. Heather Lavery, Noelle bert, Brigitte Aube, Courtney The offer asked for two Lemleux, Tina Lessord. Baker, Kelly Behllng, Julie labels from bottles of Beef Recipes” cookbook. Send the. required Jenny Lezon, Andrew Benes, John Benford, Me­ refund form and one weight circle from a package to leave it to the beavers Loew, Maureen Long, Jono- lanie Bodin, Mary Bolbrock, thon Lutin, Sarah Maloney, Lisa Bonentant, Susonne of Butcher's Blend (any size) dog food. Expires Camille Medeiros, Catherine Cayicchl. June 30,. 1984. Screenings planned By Adele Angle MeduskI, Alicia Mezrltz. Stacey Choate, Deanno Cl- polla, William Clayton, Jen­ GAINES Coupon Refund. Receive five 20-cent The Manchester Geriatric Clinic will sponsor a Focus Editor Maurice Morlarty, Lisa nifer Clough, Stacy Collins, Advice coupons good on any size/flavor of Gaines- series of blood pressure screenings this week. Moriconi, John Mulligan, Scott Dovis, Kelley DeBlols. burgers. Top Choice, Puppy Choice, Prime BOLTON - Hobo, a Lori Parker, Tina Pelletier, Julie DeSalvo, Robert DIN- On Wednesday the screening wil be at the Kristin Perry, Suzanne Innl, Catherine Dublel, Suson Variety; two 20-cent coupons good on any Manchester Senior Citizens' Center, 549 E. Middle German shepherd of Pinto, Latelsha Rainey, Su­ Edgerton, Dannielle Ed­ size/flavor of Milk-Bone Dog Biscuits, and two Turnpike. Time is 9 to 10 a m. tor those with last sorts, sat beside the zanne Reed, Keith Relmer. wards, Patricia Eltel, Robert 30-cent coupons good on any size/flavor of garage, barking at the Kera Rennert, Tamatha Fallon, John Greene, Kim­ names beginning with letters A to M; and from 10 to 11 RIchord, Elsie Robinson, Lo- berly Harper, Buffey Horris. Widowed son-in-law is bound by ties of love Butcher Bones Dog Snacks. Send the required a.m. for those beginning with N to Z. cars speeding down damla Santese, B irgit Sauer, Joanne Heavens, Samuel refund form and two starred price markers from Hop River Road. Ward Saunders, Kim berly Henderson, Nancy Hulme, A second clinic will be Thursday from 9 to 10 a.m. in luck and God bless you. "negative" (free of infec­ ation is redundant and any combination of Gaines-burgers, Top Choice, "Why don't you go Schubert, Danielle Smith. Sharon Johns, Kimberly Ju- DEAR ABBY: Two ye- the Mayfair Gardens Community Room, 211 N. Main ros, Leslie Kessel, Sonya The Lord never gives us a tious germ s). And unless contrived; now therefore Puppy Choice or Prime Variety Dog Food. after the beaver in­ Jeffrey Stonlunos, Andrew - ars ago I lost my wonder- St. Also-on Thursday from 1 to 3 p.m. the screening Kurlen, Lisa LoBreck, Sta­ heavier load than we can a person has periodic be it resolved that organi­ Expires March 31, 1984. stead of barking?" Sweeney, Stephanie Thai, cey Lance, Brent Lassow, "fiil wife to cancer. "An­ G E NE R AL FOODS Corp. $2 Veterinarian Cash will be in the community room at Westhill Gardens. 24 M ark Todd, Nancy Um, Gret- Russell Lavollee. gie” was 23, and we had carry. tests, he can never be zations and parliamentar­ Bluefield Drive, asked Anthony Giglio chen Venezia, Douglas Von- Linda Lawson, P atrick Le- positive that he is ians of the National Asso- Refund Offer. Send the required refund form and Hollen, Eric WIdmer, Ida been married for only a of 310 Hop River Road. gault, Lori Lentest, Dovid negative. elation of either three starred price markers from any size Windsor, John VI. Levitt, Allen Livermore, year. The love'we shared Dear Abby DEAR ABBY: I am E Giglio had a point writing this for the whole Parliamentarians must bag of Cycle, 12 cap labels from any flavor of Koffee K rafters to meet there. Yeng Lo, Michelle Lovett, was beyond description. I Jill Lukos, Elizabeth Mahler. neighborhood. A friendly DEAR ABBY: Don't use the term Chairman Cycle or three starred price markers from any For the past month, a GRADE S Denise Monn, Jeffrey can’t imagine myself lov­ Abigail Van Buren The Koffee Krafters of the Nutmeg Branch of the neighbor of ours just got change and don't instead of 'Chairperson,' size package of Gaines Puppy Choice, plus a copy beaver — or perhaps Mann, Kristin McRory, Mi­ ing another the way 1 of a veterinarian bill. Expires April 30, 1984. YWCA, 78 N. Main St., will have a Christmas lunch Timothy Almond, Eliza­ chael Morlanos, Douglos back from spending a apologize! and be it resolved that all more than one beaver loved Angie. Wednesday at noon. beth Anderson, Aaron An- Morton, Karl Noone, Gre­ year in a tuberculosis The 20lh Convention of members of thOrNational MORRIS CALENDAR OFFER. Receive the — has been gnawing saldl. Ally Aparicio, Scott gory Prentls, Erin Prescott. However, time has a 1984 Morris Calendar. Send the required refund Members are reminded to bring their own place Aronson, Kristin Ashbacker, hospital. the National Association Association of Parlia­ away at the trees on his way of changing things, form and 50 9-Lives labels for a free calendar settings. A $2 grabbag gift is optional. Babysitting is Sandy Robert Bobko, Va­ Robin Provencal, Timothy She visited my home of Parliamentarians in mentarians should habit­ property. Late last nessa Baker, Jennifer Be­ Quinn, Anna RIgglo, Kevin and I know there is a God (limit of 1) ; or $1.95 and 20 labels; or $4.50 with no available by calling the YWCA office in advance, grief so she can let go of yesterday, and after she San Francisco passed the ually stress the principle week several trees noit, Steven BIske, Heather Romanewicz, Erick Savlda- who sees, understands have no opportunity to get labels, plus 75 cents postage and handling for 647-1437. Bogli. kls, William Sclaudone, you. You could help her by left I sterilized everything following resolution: that the word Chairman were on the ground, and perhaps may have interested in anyone else. each calendar. Make check or money order C Donald Botticello, Debbie Brian Scott, Ronald Scussel, Friends have offered to recommending Compas­ she had touched. She "Whereas, parliamen­ belongs to the title of the their stumps in ice­ Bray, Jennifer Chadburn, Leigh Sellers, Todd plans for my future, so I payable to Morris Calendar. Expires March 31, fix me up with some nice sionate Friends, a na­ hugged my children, and tary law has a language office the same as the title Learn about alcohol abuse cream -cone-shaped Cynthia Colvin, Jeffrey De- Shanaman. keep my trust in him. 1984 or while supplies last. Joannls, Dana DIeterle, tional support group of now I ’m worried that they all of its own; and whe­ o f President or points, the beavers' My problem is my women, but I don't dare to The Manchester Health Department will sponsor an Meredith Duggan, Kendra Heather Shaw, Gall Shef­ parents who have learned might have caught the TB reas, in olden times the Secretary." signature. Dupont, Scott Ebreo. field, Sharon Sloan, Christine mother-in-law. Angie was accept because Mom alcohol-awareness program Wednesday from 1 to 3 would be devastated if I how to deal with life’s bug from her. Is there any one presiding was the only Abby, a person should "I've been here 40 Melissa Edelson, Stephen Smith, Jeffrey Spiegel, Mom’s only daughter, and p.m. at Spencer Village. Eubanks, Lynda Feder, Jeanne Starski, Erin Sulli­ during her struggle with started to date. And I hate cruelesl blow — losing a danger? Please hurry person provided with a not be more concerned years and I've never van, Tracy Sullivan, Chris­ The session is open to all senior citizens in town. Francine Filloramo, Lori to think of what would child. The address is P.O. your answer. chair, while others sat on with his or her sex than seen a beaver in the Flynn, Suzonne Flynn, Mark topher Todd. cancer. Mom and I deve­ Participants will discuss social drinking, danger happen if I were to marry Box 1347, Oak Brook, 111. WORRIED benches, hence he was the position held. Besides, town of Bolton," said Foley, Shannon Ford, loped a very close mother- Cinema signs of alcoholism, and dangers of mixing alcohol Sharon Fortune, Diane Guy Wagner, Susan W il­ son relationship. Now that again. 60521. DEAR WORRIED: No called the Chairman; and it sounds contrived and Giglio, a retired Lydall Fournier. cox, Carllsa Wilson, Shawn and medication. So how do I get out of You must get on with TB patient is discharged whereas, since time im­ unprofessional. Inc. maintenance Jennifer Frantz, Chris­ Wooden, Jett VI, Mork .Angie is gone. Mom con­ Zackin, John Zak, Kim your life, my friend. Mom while he or she is conta­ memorial the term 'Mis­ Just thought you'd like 7, 9:10. — M ortuary (R) 7, worker. topher Frldoy, Karen Galll- siders me "all she has this trap? Horllonl gan, Sheryl Gasper, Heather ZInker, Marcia Zlpkln. ALONE AND LONELY may need individual ther­ gious. You are far safer in ter Chairman' or 'Madam to know. Atheneum Clntmo— Reop­ 9:10. It was his son. Daniel left” of her daughter. Windsor Penney sponsors bloodmobile apy to help her work the company of former TB Chairman’ has always MARLISA BANNISTER, ens Thursday. Giglio. 23, >vho first I understand her feel­ Cinema City — Rear Win­ Ploza — Deal of the Cen­ The J. C. Penney Catalog Distribution Center on DEAR ALONE: Your through her grief, and you patients than people who been employed to differ­ WESTERVILLE, OHIO tury (PG) 7:15. discovered the beav­ ings. Abby, but my life dow (PG) 7:20,9:45. — Chilly Tolland Turnpike sponsored a bloodmobile recently. This tree stump is in the familiar ice-cream-cone-shaped mother-in-law needs to need to resume a normal have never been tested for entiate between sexes: DEAR MARLISA: I Scenes of W inter (PG) 8:10 ers’ work. must go on. Unfortu­ About 269 units were collected over two days. life without feeling it. A discharged TB pa­ and whereas, further ef­ would indeed. The resolu­ w ith Cutter’ s Wav (R) 6:20, "A t first 1 thought pattern — the beavers’ signature. Inmates walk out nately, Mom has grown so learn how to “ let go." 9:55. — The Grey Fox (PG) Andrew Matthews and Annette La More were First she must let go of her trapped or guilty. Good tient knows that he is fort toward sex differenti­ tion gets my vote. someone's been cut­ dependent on me that I 7:30, 9:35. — Daniel (R) 7, SHOWCASE two-gallon donors. Johnah Patelli was a one-gallon 9:30. ting them down," said young Giglio, a Gerber Cinestudlo — Querelle (R donor. Coordinators were Michael Matthews, Joyce "What they're cutting down is their winter with church group Garments employee who works the late shift. 7:30 w ith The Moon In the CINEMAS Severance and Richard Olson. supply of food. They're stockpiling it some­ Gutter (R) 9:30. MEMMMitnn Young Giglio heard noises a few times when he where," Welch said. Colonial — Reopens F ri­ f«$TSII«W0ElT$3.S0 came in from work late at nigt but didn't think The Giglios said they have nothing against BALTIM ORE (U PI) — A group of church visitors at Bad breath is destroying my social life day. Cartoonist to speak much of it. beavers. But they'd like to stop the destruction on the City Jail unknowingly provided the cover for an Then he saw the collection of cut-down trees their land. escape by four inmates, police say. East Hartford The East-of-the-River Jewish adult group will meet DEAR DR. LAMB: I Problem And What To Do breath analysis, measur­ that cause bad breath will Eostwood Pub a CInemo — beside the brook, which runs three-quarters the If it was early spring, the state would trap the Wednesday at 11 a.m. at Temple Beth Sholom, 400 E. The four inmates, including one suspected of killing have bad breath and it's About It, which I am ing the excess hydrogen. be developed. M r. Mom (PG) 7:30. INTfR$TSTi84iXITS8 length of his father's property. beavers and then re-locate them away from the an elderly couple, escaped from the jail Saturday by Poor Richard’s Pub A Ci­ Middle Turnpike. Latkes, doughnuts and beverages ruining my social life. I sending you. But I suspect Now it also is known nema— Mr. Mom(PG) 7:15. EASTHAIITfORD SU M )0 "They'll start tearing apart the sides of the Giglios. Meanwhile, follow the ^ will be served. mingling with a group of church visitors and walking brush my teeth three to the colon is a much more that short-chain fatty Showcase Cinemas — Ri­ house next." he said, leading visitors through the The conservation officer says this time of year, away unnoticed, police said. guidelines I have sug­ chard Pryor Here and Now ; Hartford Courant political cartoonist Bob Engle- fourtimesa day. I also use frequent cause of bad acids are absorbed from wreckage. Wood chips lay in neat piles; many though, the state will let trappers catch the gested for control of bad (R) 1:35, 7:35, 10. — The MORTUARY hart will speak at 12:30 p.m. baking soda. Since iP is Your Health breath than has been the colon. These may be Terms, of Endearment (PG) trees on the marshy ground had missing The four sawed through a window on a third floor breath in The Health beavers. Beaver trapping season doesn't open for such a good deodorizing % ■ recognized. That doesn’t manufactured by bacte­ 1:40, 7, 9:40. — .The Big Chill R branches. three more weeks. tier of the prison and climbed down the wall of a Letter. Others who want (R) 1:15, 7:25, 9:55. — The -SHOWMAT ■ product, I thought it might Lawrence Lamb, M.D. necessarily mean consti­ ria that live in the colon. MARCH sponsors revue "I'v e looked for them. I can't seem to find There's a little hitch, though. vacant guard tower into the prison courtyard, police this issue can send 75 Big Chill (R) 1:15, 7:25, 9:55. l:25-73»t:45 said. f help. I try to avoid foods pation causes it. That has many ramifica­ — M ortuary (R) 1:25, 7:30, them," he said. First, the permission of the landowner must be c en ts with a lo n g , that will contribute to bad How can the colon cause tions, including an unex­ 9:45. — A Christmas Story TERMS OF MARCH, an organization providing residential care Connecticut game officials say the state's stamped, self-addressed (PG) 1:20, 7:20, 9:40. — The obtained. Since the Giglios haven't figured out The prisoners mingled with the church group then breath. I understand that bad breath? Well, con­ pected source of calories for the disabled, will sponsor a variety show beaver population is up in recent years, envelope for it to me in Right Stuff (PG) 8. — The ENDEARMENT pg where the beavers are coming from, they might walked out of the courtyard with them, police said. stomach acids can be a trary to popular miscon­ that can be absorbed into Dead Zone (R) 1:40, 7:35, Wednesday at 8 p.m. at Manchester High School. "There have been quite a few seen around the have a problem on their land. care of this newspaper, -SHOWtlAT:- factor. ception, a lot of things are the body. All of this simply 9:55. — Never Say Never Featured will be A1 Gentile and his band, comedian state. They've made a good comeback," said Authorities in Maryland, Virginia and the District P.O. Box 1551, Radio City Again (PG) 1, 7, 9:30. l:40-7«a*40 Young Giglio said he's walked quite a distance Is there anything I could absorbed from the colon points to the fact that not Eleanor Emerson, organist Jimmy Lanni and singer Thomas Welch, Bolton's conservation officer. of Columbia joined in the search for the escapees. Station, New York, N.Y. into the woods surrounding his father's property. drink to stabilize this? some dental problems directly into the blood­ only hydrogen and fatty 5 Dick Santi. Beavers, he explained, eat soft woods such as He still hasn't met up with the culprits. Three of the inmates were spotted together at more profession has a difficult 10019. Manchester A CHRISTMAS Will drinking lots of water that cause bad breath. time coping with most stream. After all, doctors acids, but probably malo- UA Theaters East — Re­ Tickets are $5 at the door. Proceeds will benefit poplar. “ They must be somewhere," he said. than one location in the Washington area Sunday, said You might try an elimi­ 'help? I don't usually buy Diseased areas of the give medicines as suppos­ dorqus gases produced in turn ot the JedI (PG) 7,9:20. STORY R MARCH, Call 278-8596. Baltimore police Sgt. Joseph Jennings. cases of bad breath. nation diet to identify any — All the Right Moves (R) mouthwash, since it only gums often need special itories. Just how active th<) colon can be absorbed Causes are not easily other foods that contrib­ 7:20, 9:20. — Savannah works temporarily. cleaning and treatment. the colon really is, is just imo the bloodstream., Smiles (PG) 7:30,9:30. l;20-7J0->:30 determined; therefore, ute to your problem. Intol­ I’d appreciate any And you should see an ear, becoming appreciated. The gas then is carried Mansfield cures are hard to find. erance to certain foods Translux Coltega Twin — answers at this point. I ’m nose and throat specialist. Carbohydrates, such as b^ The circulation to the THE RIGHT I was taught that the may be important in some’ The Big Chill (R) 7, 9. — Time of the interview should be convenient for you, too afraid I ’m going to lose Disorders in that area colon is not a cause for bad lactose in milk, that are lungs ^q^d exhaled, pro­ Harold and Maude (PG) 9:10 STUFF S t: ducing the same odor it people. w ith King ot Heorts 7:15. -SMOWMAI:. my friends and fiance. sometimes cause bad breath, and it is com­ not digested are fer­ Vernon breath. monly taught that consti­ mented in the colon. The produced in the colon. I Cine 1 a 1 — The Ostermon QUESTION: When a company called to say they certainly want to meet with you personally, but 1 have make it. If you can’t, the company won't be able to - D E A R R E A D E R : I You also may be having pation or irregularity are products, hydrogen and hope that as these funda­ Weekend (R) 7:10, 9:30. — were favorably impressed with my resume and several appointments previously scheduled for Mr. Mom (PG) 7,9:10. RICHARD PRYOR interview until three months later". If you really hope you have seen your problems in your upper not causes for bad breath. carbon dioxide, are ab­ mentals are recognized, Is advertising expensive? cover letter, and wanted to interview me at 9 a.m, tomorrow morning. Could we make it for anytime the West Hortterd HERE AHDHOW_ can’t make it, don’t say “ yes" and then go crazy .dentist. Even outstanding digestive tract, stomach In fact, I cite this point in sorbed into .the blood­ measures to control malo­ You’ll be surprised now Elm 1 a i— Mr. Mom (PG) the next day, I was so thankful, 1 agreed. After that day after?” The typical response will be, "L et me trying to get there. Nine times out of ten, you won’t ;efforts such as yours will or esophagus. The Health Letter 9-4, stream. The milk intoler­ dorous gases and other economical Itlsto adver- 7 „ 9:15. — The Ostermon ------SHOWMlW:------call, I spent a hectic few hours trying to rearrange check my calendar...” And you'll have an appoint­ Weekend (R) 7, 9:15. Job Search come across well to the Regional Director and won’t -not always elim inate Beyond that, the health Halitosis: The Breath ance can be detected by chemical disturbances tlselnClasslfled.643-2711. 135-7dS-llk00 'V ment that is more convenient for you, and will have The Movies— Return ot the various appointments and commitments previously be offered the job. But if, with a little effort, you can JedI (PG) 12,2:25,4:45,7:10, set for the next morning, and, frantically selecting, done several things for you... go, do it! When you meet the Regional, saying 9:30. — A ll the Right Moves THE DEAD washing and ironing my wardrobe for the Norman M. Gerber 1. You will have conveyed a sense of urgency to the something like, “ I ’m usually better prepared for an (R) 12:15, 2, 3:45, 5:30, 7:25, interview. I went to bed late, didn't sleep too well, interviewer instead of a sense of desperation. (Yes, 9:25. — Risky Business (R) ZO HEdl interview, but this was set up so fast... I am interestgd 12, 1:55, 3:45, 5:40, 7:35, 9:30. ----- SHOwnnt:^— and was so.emotionally frazzled, I did not make a you want an interview, and soon ... but it doesn't have in working for your company, and didn’t want to wait Public Records Wllllmantlc good impression during the interview. My question to b e'yesterd ay'). Jlllsen Square Cinema — 1:4»7JM;5B another three months to talk...” Immediately you’re A ll the Right Moves (R) 7:10, is: When the company called, could I have told 2. You now have time to carefully select your off to a good start! 9:10. — The Big Chill (PG) between when the company contacted you and the .Fiduciary’s deeds John Jack, 99 W. Center against property of Eari Kent Sutton, 77 Wetherell and Ronald Litrico, Unit continues water lien NEVER SAY them that 9 a.m. the next day was too soon for an wardrobe, get your hair coiffed, and get a good night's Never forget — there’s something about you and 7:10, 9:10. — Breathless (R) ' Alice J. Dinsmore and St. and Teresa Kllduff, 12B St., $38,771.40. 9, Crest Condominium, against property of RTG NEVER AGAIN interview, and it would be better for me at some actual interview, that they may have -filled the sleep. your potential value to the company they want to Eleanor J. Pease, conser- Ambassador Drive, $346. Crest Condominium As­ $530.83. Incorp., 219 Adams St., -SM O W tlM :' other time? Would they have told me to forget the opening before even seeing you. 3. And, you also have time to research the company pursue. They’ll wait for a day, or a week, for you. Liana Iliad whole thing? What is the standard practice Obviously, there is something about you that at the library, newspaper, stock broker's office, etc. vatrix of the estate of Town of Manchester Northfield Green Con­ sociation against prop­ $236.08. IM -T M S ;30 Crest Condominium As­ The first King Jame.s concerning arranging the day and time for an interests the company, and that's why they want to Then, armed with facts, figures and company Florence C. Johnson, to continues sewer lien dominium Association erty of Robert A. Szykula, Editor’s note: Norman M. Gerber is a professional sociation against prop­ version of the Bible, or­ THE BIG CHIU interview? meet with you. But remember, it's not the 'company' official's names and titles, you can make informed John C. and Judith A. against property of Egils against property of Ri­ Unit 11, Crest Condomi­ Town of Manchester employment consultant. If you have a job search erty of SADI Interna­ dered by King James I of calling (or writing) to set up an interview ... it's a conversation at the interview. Lampson, 96-98 Stark­ Mitrevics and Lolita Ra­ chard Yatkin, 23C Es­ nium, $97.26. continues water lien R question, send a letter to Box 591, Job Search, tional, Unit 3, Crest England in 1604, was — — SHOwnwi—— person: a personal executive? a secretary, a division weather St., $72,000. mans, $51.32. quire Drive, $321.98. Crest Condominium As­ against property of David ANSWER: The standard practice in arranging an Sometimes you’ll be told, “ The Regional Director Manchester Herald, Manchester, CT 06040. For a Condominium, $226.86. originally published in interview is to make it for a day and time that you feel head, etc. They'll almost always bend a little. If you (or someone like that) will be passing through your CKiHclsIm deeds Northfielid Green Con- Internal Revenue Ser­ sociation against prop­ Wilson, 330 Adams St„ personal reply, enclose a self-addressed, stamped vice against property of erty of Henry J. O’Brien Town of Manchester $486.58. 1611. comfortable with, but not to have so long a gap say, "I'm very pleased to hear from you, and I area tomorrow and would like to see you, if you can envelope. Catherine E. Jack to dominium Association .1 I» - MANCUKSTKH HKHALU. Mondtiy, Dec. 5, 1983 MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday, Dec. 5. 1983 - l» ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• **•••*•••••••*•••••••*• •••••••*•**••••*••••••• TO. CLEAN artificial Cars/Trucks lor Sole 71 MotorcyclM/BIcyclM 72 flowers, place them fAportiiMntslorRwit 42 Iwvkw omred 11 MIsc. for 01 aecreetienal Items 67 tf»6 jMiL^/IWVIS heads down In a paper •••••••••••••••••••••a* ••••••••••••••••••••••• bag, add salt and shake well. To clean out storage 1982 SUZUKI JR. 50 — I r n a u y fo o n p 2 7 1 1 ■f o u r r o o m APART- ODD JOBS, Trucking. BRAUN ROLLER Like new. $350. Tele­ areas In your home or 6 4 3 SKATES, $20 or best Bank WHAT L W ANT TO garage, place on od In Classified.. , ' IM BNT located in four Home repairs. You name phone 742-9677, call otter Business Opportunities .. .22 Store/Office Space .. Household Goods...... 62 Ifam lly houM, $330 per It, we do It. Frte ostl- offer. Call 646-1015 Repossessions 5:30pm. B E WHEM X e X O H classified telling our. Notices Situation Wanted , ...... 23 For advertisements to be EXCELLENT QUALITY anytime. readers what you hove Resart Property ...... MIsc. for Sale ...... 63 Rates ■month plus security dep- motos. Insured. 643-0304. ••••••••••••••••••••••• UP..... A b a r b e r ! Lost/Found...... 01 Employment Info...... 24 published Monday, the dead­ SEASONED HARD­ FOR SALE for sole. MIsc. for Rent...... Home and Garden...... 64 Minimum Chora*: loBlt required. No pets 1910 Dodge CoH • 3 7 0 0 Personals...... 02 Instruction...... 25 Wanted to Rent...... line Is 2;.10 p.m. on Friday. ■allowed. Pieose call S71- WOOD — Oak - Maple - SKI BOOTS — Rachlee MIsc. Automotive 76 P e ts ...... 65 $2.25 for one day Hickory. $85/cord. Two 1B7I ChavrotM Camaro * 4 M B Announcements ...... 03 Roommates Wanted. 140*. ladle* size 7, $45. Great Musical Item s ...... 66 Per W ord: cord minimum. Cut, split Christmas Gift. Excellent 1f6B ford Mustang •ISM Auctions...... 04 Recreational Item s ...... 67 1-2 d a y s ...... 15« Read Your Ad Lacy Yoke Real Estate I MANCHESTER — Five DRESSMAKER — Some and delivered. Colt 449- condition. Call 643-1762. The above can be seen TWO WHITE WALL Steel t Services A ntiques...... 68 3-5 d a y s ...... 14« Classified advertisements ■ room duplex, three bed- alterations. Rtosonoblt 1831 anytime. at SIM Belted Radiol Snow Tires Homes for S ale...... Tag Sales...... 69 6 d a y s ...... 13« I rooms, large eot-ln kit­ LIKE NEW — Two 4 ft. 013 Main St. Condominiums...... ore taken by telephone os o Ratos. Coll 647-8730. on wheels. Llkenew.175x Financial Services Offered...... Wanted to Buy ...... 70 26 d a y s ...... 12< chen, appliances and new 12" G.E. TV — Black and sleds. Just In time for the 85 X 14, fits Ford cars. $75 Lots/Land for Sale .. convenience. *********************** white. AC/DC with o ligh­ Mortgages...... 11 Painting/Papering__ Happy Ads: wall-to-wall carpeting. comlno winter weather. takes them. Coll 649-6486. Investment Property Bullding/Contracting . .53 The Manchester Herald is No pets. $500 plus utlll- Polntina/Paperlng 52 ter cord. Bought 11/12. Two for $25, one for $15. 1975 CHEVY MONZA — Personal Loans...... 12 $3.00 per column Inch responsible only for one incor­ $850. As Is. Good tires. Business Property .,. RoofIng/SIding ...... 54 tln . Call 647-1152. Retails for over $100, will Call 649-2430 or 646-0435. OPERA LIGHTS 83-84 Insurance...... 13 rect Insertion and then only •a********************* sell for $60 Firm. 646-7473. Coll 643-0341 anytime. m Wanted to B o rro w ...... 14 Resort Property ...... Heating/Plumbing__ .55 Automotive Deadlines G.M. cor, $40. Coll 649- F lo o rin g ...... for the size of the original MANCHESTER — Newer PAINTING AND PAPER MEN'S GOLF CLUBS — 9947. .56 Cars/Trucks for Sole . For classified advertise­ MUST SELLI Court Income Tax Service .. Insertion. oversized three bedroom HANGING —Exterior #1 8i 3 woods refInIshed, Rentals .57 Motorcycles/BIcycles ments to be published Tues­ E rro rs w hich do not lessen duplex. IVti baths. Ap- House One membership. persimmons. Irons, p.w., Employment Services Wanted...... 58 ' Rec Vehicles...... and Interior, celling* re­ Family or single. Best JEEP COMMANDO' day through Saturday, the the value of theadvertlsement pllgnces. Air condition­ paired. References, fully putter, bog and balls. All block canvas top. New. Rooms for Rent ...... Auto Services...... ing. Large deck. $595 offor over $75. Coll 742- In good condition. $85. MERCURY BOBCAT, & Education Apartments to r Rent For Sale deadline Is noon on the day w ill not be corrected by on Insured. Quality work. 1980 — Excellent condi­ $275. Coll 643-1814. Autos for Rent/Lease. before publication. I monthly, plus utilities. Martin Mottsson, evtn- 6490. Call 649-1794. Help Wanted ...... 21 Homes for Rent ...... Holiday/Seasonal...... additional Insertion. tion. Very reliable. $2950 .61 MIsc. Automotive .... Security. No pets. Call Ings 649-4431. or best offer. Coll 646-4205 '70 MUSTANG — For 16464)611. ...CHRISTMAS JUST RIGHT FOR ports. With '78 250 engine, •*•••*•*•••••••*••••**• WREATHS FOR SALE In CHRISTMAS — Men's after 5pm. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee eeeeeeceeeseeeeeeae**** 4 tires, radio, two good BulMIng/Coirtracting 51 bulk, decorated or undec- (Igure skates, size 11. oroted. Coll 802-334-2079 1972 DODGE CHARGER doors. Coll 643-1823, any­ WANT TD c u r VeXJR Help Wanted 21 Help Wanted 21 Help Wanted 21 initructlon 25 RentOlS Apartments for Rent 42 Apartments tor Rent 4e»'< Homos for Ront 41 Good condition. Call af­ time. $99. EXPENSES.? THEM Notices ••*•*••••••**•••••*•*•• anytime. Dealers ter 5pm, 649-5904. — R ebuilt 318, new ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••#•#•# eeeeeeeeeeeaeeeeaaeeeea eceeaaaeceaeeeeeeeeeeee>«> eseeeeeee************** welcome. brakes, automatic trans­ SELL YOUR EurtZAS ••••••••••••••••••••••• aeaacaeeaaeeeeeaeeeceea LEON CIESZYNSKI mission, power steering, TWO 5/lug, 14 In. Ford WITH EFFICIENT WAITRESS — 5:30AM - LIKE PRIVATE HOME. TOLLAND — Short term BUILDER — New homes, FLEXIBLE FLIER SLED rims. Two 5/lug ' 16 In. FAMILY WAMT APS 3PM - 6 days. Apply In FOUR ROOM APART-'” FOR SALE — Used 19" air conditioning, many Lost/Found 01 Room* tor Roflt 41 Studio-type apartment. MENT — Second floor.''* leose or rent with option additions, remodoling, — 4 ft. long. Good condi­ new parts, needs little Chevy rlitis. $5.00 each. person: Sunny Side Up, to buy available on this 6 Sylvonlo GT Motlc color tion. $11 Call 649-7779. Coll 643-5745. aeeeeeeeeeeaeeeeeeeaaee Utilities, appliances. $240 per month, plus utllF^ rec rooms, garages, kit­ TV, needs work. $75 or work. Asking $1600 or REGISTERED NURSES 1095 Main Street, ART LESSONS. Adults. Working single adult. No room ranch. Family- Manchester. ties, $300deposlt. No petY."'' chens remodeled, ceil­ best offer. Coll 647-1560 best otter. Coll 871-3100 or LOST — Young black ★ Pedialrics-Parl lime position availabie on days. $12 gift certificates In­ children, pets. Call 643- Phone 643-4751, 4 to 8pm.-v • room, llvlngroom with ings, bath tile, dormers, TOBOGGAN FOR TWO 871-2006otter 3pm, ask for RADIAL SNOW TIRES — LEGAL NOTICE ★ Medical Surgical-Part lime position available on .4% ..I* offer 6pm. Pursuant to the provisions kitten. Pearl Street. Call clude 2 lessons and mate­ GE n ’t LEMAN P R E ­ 2880. firoplaco, V/t boths, 2 cor roofing. Residentlol or — $25. Call 643-6680. Cheryl. Mounted on 185 x 14 days and nights. gorago on % aert. $700 ot Section 13o-57 of the a fte r 6pm, 649-9697. rials. Call 646-0231. FERRED. $50.00 weekly. 'J fU C commercial. 649-4291. SEASONED FIREWOOD wheels. Fit all late model General Statutes of Connec­ ★ Intensive Care-Part time position available on days, EAST HARTFORD — -r month. Call today, 646- HEAD GK04*kls, $30. Call Mustangs. Used IV2 sea­ ticut, I hove filed with the Reward. evenings and nights. 646-2000. — Cut, spilt and deli­ 1974 PONTIAC VEN­ Furnished apartment,,> 8352. FARRAND REMODEL­ 643-2587. TURA — 350, 4 barrel, sons. $80. Coll 643-8840,18 Town Clerk of Manchester, We otter excellent starling salaries and $1 ditterenlial MANCHESTER — Pri­ Two room efficiency lor vered. $90 o cord. Coll Jordt Street. sixteen naop sheets showing LOST — Black, male lor working nights. FREE PARKING. For more into., AREA ADVISORS ING — Cabinets, roofing, 649-1861. automatic, maroon with the propose construction of MATURE WORKING vate house, 7 rooms, older gentleman. All util­ gutters, room additions, CHILDREN'S SKIS SIZE Interstate Route 29), In the Doberman Pinscher. please contact the Personnel Dept, at 647-4710. NEEDED In Manchester Condominiums 32 stripe. $1900 or best offer. Lost In Bolton/Gay City GENTLEMAN — Kitchen fireplace, carpeting, full ities, share a bath. $70,), Storo/Offlco Spoco decks, oil type* of remo­ 90 and poles, boots too. Coll 742-7459 otter 5pm. TWO — G78-14 Snow tires Town of Manchester. The MANCHESTER MEMORIAL HOSPITAL to deliver to our carriers. basement. One months TIMEX/SINCLAIR 1000 prelect extends from o point area on November 29th. caeeeeseeceeeeeeecaeaee privileges. Parking. Near weekly. Call 643-6712. deling and repair*. FREE No bindings. $25. Call on wheels. White walls. 71 HayMi St. Cal I 647-9946 between 9am bus line. References re­ security and lease re­ COMPUTER — With 16K 643-5347 after 3pm. Four FR-78-15steel belted east of Middle Turnpike On medication. Please M iiKlintM ', CT 08040 estimates. Fully Insured. RAM, push button key­ BUICK - 1979 REGAL — West, ooproxlmotelv 0.5 mile S M A a and Ham. quired. Coll 647-9033. quired. Children wel­ rodiols, white walls. Best eost ot the Eost Horttord- call 643-0926.______EOE m /F NEW 2 BEDROOM THREE SPACIOUS^t^ 474 MAIN STREET — Telephone 643-6017, otter board, 4T/S softweor Power steering 8i brakes. TOWNHOUSES — IV2 come. No pets. $650 6pm, 647-8509. Block. Excellent condi­ offer. Coll 643-8086. Monchester Town Line to o MEDIUM monthly plus utllltes. Call ROOMS — In newer fouruL Busintss office space. topes, 3 books of program ••••••••••••••••*•••••• point ooproxlmotelv 0.1 mile LOST — Late October, baths, fully appllanced family. Appliances, heat,')'’ First floor, across from listings. $100. Coll 643- tion. One owner. 60,000 north ot Tolland Turnpike. LARGE PART TIME MORNINGS kitchen with custom A BAR OF toilet soap 649-1861. DESIGN KITCHENS by Total length of the proposed black neutered male cat, ‘ — Janitorial work, Mon­ laundry. Pets acceptedi«‘4 post office. Call 646-2426, 8992. A u to m o tiv e miles. $4800. Coll 643-8422. TOWN OF BOLTON double clawed. Manches­ wood cabinets. Choice of placed In suitcases will 9am-5pm weekdays. J. P. Lewis. Cabinets, NOTICE construction ot Interstote day thru Saturday availa­ $435. Immediate occu-.-' The Town of Bolton has Route. 291 Is opproxlmotelv ter, near Boltan/Glastan- RESPIRATORY THERAPIST carpet and vinyl floors. keep them smelling ni­ vanities, formica, Wilson 50 BLUEFISH SINKERS, 1980 OLDS CUTLASS LS 0.9mlles. The highway layout Full time opening available In our respiratory therapy ble In Vernon area. Must pancy. Call 646-0063. filed form RS-9C with the bury. Reward. Call 649- Electric radiant heat. Ex­ ce...and may come In LET YOUR newspaper art, Corlon counter tops, asking $55. Also salt wa­ — 4 door, diesel. Must Office of Revenue Shoring. A shown on these mops and 5004 dept Hours are 10:45 a m. -9:15p.m. 4 Day Work Week have own transportation. cellent Insulating quali­ MANCHESTER — Three described In this notice shall 5460. handy next time you go help you keep fruit lors kitchen cabinet fronts, ter accessories. Coll 649- Cars/Trucks for Sale 71 sell! Fully loaded. Asking copy Is available for public Crochet this attractive (10 hr. day), every other weekend off. no split days. Pre­ Good positions available ties Including: Andersen room heated apartments. FOUR ROOM APART'-’ ' inspection at the Selectmen's be deemed to hove been on 0 vacation trip. Boost sparkling clean and complete woodworking 2558. $4200 or best offer. Coll legally laid out os o state lace-yoke sweater from ference will be given to registered therapist, but will for people Interested In double glazed windows. your vacation budget by No appliances. Security. MENT — First floor.'’’ service, custom mode 646-8042 after 12pm. Office* 222 Bolton Center Rd.* consider registry eligible with minimum 1 yr experi­ additional Income. Call Phone 646-2426, 9 to 5 sweet smelling. Wash Bolton* Ct. during regular highway effective with the 2-pIy aport yam and add Help Wanted 21 Insulated and weather- selling Idle Items around Garage. No oppllancesjj'* furniture, colonial repro­ office hours. publication of this notice. a amart accent to your ence. Candidate must be proficient in drawing ABG. 623-9001 dally for more weekdays. jars, dry completely then VARIABLE SPEED, 30 1974 TOYOTA CORONA J. William Burns, familiar with continuous ventilation therapy and stripped steel entrance your home for cash. Security. Older people” ' ductions In wood, 9 varie­ FORD EXP '82 SPORTS Henry P. Rybo. all-seaaon wardrobe. Information. put a large piece of pint Humidifier. $50. Coll — 4 door, 4 speed. Body First Selectman Commissioner modalities of respiratory therapy. Excellent salary and doors, double glazed Place an od in classified preferred. Call 649-1054. newspaper inside the lor ties of hardwood and COUPE — White, sun­ 032-11 No. $004 has crochet wood sliding patio door. jr. 644-2063. good shape, runs well, 0 1 M 2 benefits. For more into., please contact the Personnel to find a cash buyer. and put the lid on. The veneers NOW IN STOCK new engine parts. $2000or roof, AM/FM stereo, directions for Small, Me­ Dept, at 647-4710 Full basements with Coll 649-9658 or evenings, dium and Large (8-16) FOUR ROOM APART­ MANCHESTER - NOW.!]" paper will absorb any GRANNY AFGHAN — best offer. Coll 646-9589 very clean. Asking $4150. TOWN OF MANCHESTER COMPAN lON/HOUSE- washer 8. dryer connec­ 289-7010. LEGAL NOTICE inclusive. MANCHESTER MEMORIAL HOSPITAL KEEPER — Manchester MENT — Second floor. AVAILABLE — Foul---- moisture. Let o classified Assorted colors, beige after 4pm, osk for Mark. Coll Sam to 12 noon, or NEED MONEY FOR tions. Prices start at otter 6pm, 742-8405. The Planning and Zoning Commission will hold a public TO OIDO, teas SLse fw task 71 Hayiws Street resident preferred. Ref­ Apartments for Rent 42 Immediate occupancy. room apartment, third ,0 od In your newspaper find trim , $65. Coll 649-1396. hearing on Monday* December 12. 1983 ot 7:00 P.M. In the CHRISTMAS? Part time Maecketter, CT 064HO $56,900. CHFA approved. ANCHOR ELECTRICAL satttre, siti 509 Isr s s s l v ss4 help needed, looking for erences. Call 643-6593. Parking, adults, no pets. floor and five room o cosh buyer for most 1971 FORD F-300 ECONO­ Hearing Room, Lincoln Center* 494 Main Street* Manches­ taMlis*. EOE M/F Open House Saturday ceeaeecaeaeceeaeeeeeeee CONTRACTORS — Do FIAT 128 HATCHBACK, someone with a good Security. Call 643-7443. apartment, second floor,'i>i anything you hove for KITCHEN CABINET LINE VAN — 302, auto­ ter* CT to hear and consider the following petition: swiz eessr and Sunday, 12 to 4pm. sole. any size or type of work. WOODEN DOORS. Are 1976 — 46K original, 4 SUZANNE SHORTS, TRUSTEE ET AL - ZONE CHANGE - BURN­ voice and enthusiasm to PETERMAN REALTY, w/garage. Centrally la- Fully Insured. Free Esti­ matic, heavy duty, helper HAM STREET WEST - (S-56) - To change the loning classifica­ n ------PART TIME HELP CASHIER WANTED — MANCHESTER-One, two cated on busline. No pets. stained, look great springs, runs good, needs speed, 1300CC, regular tion from Rural Residence to Planned Residence Develop­ its # *>*.** laiitrii earn $67 to $120 a week - 649-9404 - 647-1340 - 647- mates. Coll 647-0293. gas. Body and mechani­ Call Pat, 643-2711, Mon­ WANTED — East Hart- Days, Monday thru Fri­ and three bedroom MANCHESTER — Six Security. Call 649-7718.___ pointed. $3.00 each. Coil body work. $350. Coll ment for two porcels of approxiomtely 2.5ocres and26acres ot«T*A.a.y.iooit 0080. ••••••••••••••••••••••• cally good. $1600. Coll and to opprove a General Plan of Development for the site - M et NMBi, AMreu slU ZIP day thru Thursday even­ ford location. day, 9:30am to 5pm. apartments. Heat and hot room duplex for rent. 646-4995. 643-0793. ease md tma 649-8303 weeknights. 5S0/643V Burnham Street West and 300 Chapel Road. ings between 6pm-9pm. Retlree/Seml-Reflree for PARTS Apply at Kentucky Fried water. $400, $440, $495. Centrally located. Refer­ Rootlng/Sldlng 54 FRANOS M. MADDEN - SPECIAL EXCEPTION • BIRCH STREET SPECIAL: Orer M« oe- general office deliveries, Chicken, 307 West Middle Call 649-4800. ences required. Adults SHARE MANCHESTER STEEL FOLDING COT, 1974 GRAN TORINO — (M-54) - Application under Article II* Section 5.02.01 to con­ lectione and a FREE mall pick-up, minor only. Call for detolls, $5.00. Coll 643-7153. Four door. Air condition­ vert 0 three-family dwelling to a five-family dwelling -117 SALESPERSON — Full Turnpike, Manchester. APARTMENT — Profej-,, Birch Street. Pattern Section fai the maintenance of premises Lots/Land for Sale 33 649-9203 dnytlme. ATTRACTIVE OFFICE ing and power steering. ALBUM. Jaat time. Experienced. Ma­ DEPARTMENT THREE ROOM APART­ slonal mon with heavy SPACE ovollable. Newly BIDWELL HOME Im­ Motorcycles/BIcycles 72 At this heoring Interested persons moy be heard ond written ture. Apply; Marlaw's, and other light lobs. Re­ General counter work travel schedule would ”■ 12 CORD SEASONED Coll 633-3669. communications received.A copy of this petition hos been eeesssT t s js u se MENT with heat, hot renovated, prime loca­ provement Company' — filed In the Town Clerk's office and may be Inspected during Inc. 867 Main, quires automobile and and driving. Ciean MECHANIC WANTED water, stove, retrlgero- liketosharea2 bedroom, OAK — 30 ft. lengths. $450 ••••••••••••••••••••••• t-l2 *-**lU -*M aa< at*. a*a flexible hours. Call Ca­ for construction com- O N E BEDROOM tion. Call 649-0479. Roofing, siding, altera­ picked up. Coll 643-2133 office hours. la *IM« aweii *Ar t* M k* aM*. Manchester. driving record re­ MANCHESTER — AA tor, carpet. $335. Third I'/j bath furnished aparK” ’ tion, additions. Some 1977 CADILLAC COUPE PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION t-iM - stZFssat taa.Tt. ze rolyn, 568-1200, 9qm-4pm. quired. Experience panv. Must have com­ Zone, 1 '/4 trade acre, city floor. Adults only. No APARTMENT — Singles ment In convenient locp-'~ days; 649-7815 evenings. DE VILLE with power MEN'S 26" BICYCLE, Leo Kwosh, Secretory elecee eaS «e* nse«4 ie e lie ti only. $275 plus gas heat. MANCHESTER — MAIN number for over 30 years. Doted at Monchester* CT this 5th day of December, 1983. SEMESTER BREAK preferred. Send brief plete set of tools, 3 years utilities, busline, side­ pets. Centrally located. tion. Rent and utilities 649-6495. steering and olr condi­ regular, $20. Please coll o-ist-aiiaiooM asaomoaa ss mechanical experience Appliances, excellent lo­ STREET STORE FOR TWO STRINGS of Out­ tioning. Coll 633-3669. 646-7636. 005-12 lip*f *f eeeeieoeei MSt. JOBS — Large firm must resume to Box 176, walks. Pasek Realtors, Security deposit. Call 643- reosonable. Call 647-09ti!' RENT — For more Infor­ till several semester THE EASY WAY to find a Buckland Station, required. Must be willing 289-7475. 0496. cation. Rose, 646-2482. otter 6pm. door Christmas Lights. 25 cash buyer for no-longer- to work overtime. Full mation, coll 563-4438 or bulbs each set. $25. Call- break openings. Start at Manchester, CT06040. 529-7158. ttegtlng/Pluinbing ss $6.85 per hour. It desired, needed household Items benefits. EOE. Call Brad ______643-7060. position can become part is with a want ad. Dial at 289-8235 after 8am. time on a flexible sche­ 643-2711 to place your AMANA RR700 MICRO- dule when classes re­ quick-actlon ad. 4200 SQUOrc fM t. WIM FOGARTY BROTHERS WAVE OVEN — Brand WORTH LOOKING Info divide to suit tenants. — Bathroom remodel- b „ x never opened. sume. Interview now be­ Good location. Ample Ing; InstolKrtlon water Christmas gift, fore exams, begin work NEWSPAPER DEALER ... the many bargains after Christmas. Please RN — 3 to 11, part time. NEEDED In East Hart­ offered tor sale every day parking. Coll 647-1433. heoters, garbage dlspo- Keep trying, 449-8871. MORSARTY ------sols; faucet repairs. 649- ______call LI not 721-0349,3pm to RN — 11 to 7, full time. ford. Please call 647-9946 In the classified columns! 7pm only. Abbey Manor Nursing between 8am and 11am 7657. VIso/MosterCord h EATER - Excellent Home. Call Dorothy tor information. 9*"* condition. Electric. $10. FLORIST DESIGNER — Whitehead, DNS, be­ MAID — Immediate Christmas Gift Guide Approximately 500 sq. ft. Call 643-5013. with parking. High trot- ______Area florist will have an tween 9am and 5pm CERTIFIED NURSE housework' assignments tic, near Main Street. HolMov/Seotonal 61 r o l l s — ir w opening for a full or part weekdays, 423-4636. AIDES — Certified aides available In the Manches­ A COUNTRY TYPEWRITERS ter, East Hartford and METAL DETECTORS Ideal for retoll or office. _____...... width, .25c; 13% width - 2 time designer. Give pre­ for 3 to 11 and 11 to 7 CHRISTMAS YALE TYPEWRITER SER­ Coll Aaron, 649-5335. ...* .• * .• • • * * • • • • picked vious experience In de­ shifts. Full and part time. Glastonbury area. Must CHRISTMAS SPECIALS on VICE — Typewriters Re­ tail. Write Flowers Inc., Excellent benefit pack­ have car. Must have METAL DETECTORS by COUNTRY CHRISTMAS CHRISTMAS LIGHTS — up of the Manchester ULTIPIE built. Portable Typewriters, P.O. Box 1664, Manches­ age and shift differential. knowledge of house White. CONNECTICUT Has arrived at the CRAFTS­ •a ********************* Six outside sets, about Herald office BEFORE MEN'S GALLERY. Stained from $35. Soles ond Service. - ter, CT 06040. PART TIME CLERK Please call Director of cleaning work. Salary VALLEY COIN COMPANY, Typewriter and Adding Ma-/) 120' bulbs, 14 tree sets 11AM ONLY. NEEDED — Friday and Staff Development be­ $210 weekly. Local Inter­ 805 Main Street. 643-6295. glass chandeliers, copper- wonted to Rent 47 in»ide. Extra bulbs. $75 ------ware, country baskets, sten­ chines. 41 Purnell Place, ^ LEGAL SECRETARY Saturday, 11pm to 7am. tween 9am and 3pm, view can be arranged. Open 9am - 11am, 12pm - Manchester. 649-4986. • * • • • • • • • * • • • • • • • • • • • • • ------takes It-- all.------Coll 742-6871. CHAPPY WOOD STOVE. with experience. Re- Floating hours available. Monday thru Friday, 643- Call Quality Care, 521- 3pm, Monday thru ciled cheese boxes, theo­ ***** rems, wool geese, etc., etc., quli'es skills In typing and Apply In person: Monday 5151. Crestfleld Convales­ 9050. Saturday. STEREO SPECIAUST WANTED IN MANCHES- ONE PAIR ELECTRIC stand. $15. Coll 646-1720. shorthand, and knowl­ thru Friday, 7am to 3pm, cent Home 8> Fenwood ***** etc. 58 Cooper Street, 647- TER — Adequate room Indoor. Outdoor Christ------edge In real estate, est­ Seven 11, 513 Center Manor in Manchester. JEWELERS 8161. J.B. ELECTRONICS — ' for Middle East student mas candles, 3'/a feet toll LADIES NEW SEIKO HOKE ***** ates and bookkeeping. Street, Manchester. BRAY’S JEWELRY STORE Where the Professionals whowlll pay well. Desires $7.00. Phone 649-2433. QUARTZ WATCH. Lizard Call days, 643-5820, even- - NURSE AIDES — Certifi­ — 737 Main Street, Manches­ ANTIQUES buy their stereo equipment regular American fa m ily ------strop. Regular $125. 11 Ings 643-7135. cation program will be ter. Specializing in Seiko, FURNITURE, STERLING, and accessories. Discount with teen or young adult ARTIFICIAL CHRIST- month warranty left. $75. NEWSPAPER starting on January 4, Pulsar, Timex and Kre- TOYS, Country Items and A pricing on cash and carry members willing to con- MAS TREE — 4-5 ft. In Call 646-0560 otter 3pm. CHECK O U TA LLTH IS EQ UIPM EN T. Items. Call Jack Bertrand, BRAND WAITRESSES NEEDED CARRIER NEEDED •^1984 for nurse aides on 7 to mentz watches. Also fine Wide Selection of Accesso­ verse with him to help his excellent condition. ------IMMEDIATE ries at GATHERINGS 8, 643-1262. p a ir — Part time. Lunch, IN MANCHESTER 3, 3to 11 and 11 to7shltts. jewelry and Hummel Figu­ ***** spoken English. Phone - Hardly used. $15. Coll SPAULDING SKIS, Full or part time. Please rines. "We Service What We ANTIQUE ACCENTS, 433 646-4900, ext. 287, leave 643-4942. $1S. Maternity tops and NEW dinner and weekends. OPENINGS Main Street. G IFT SHIRTS Ideal for housewives. CALL reply before December Sell" 643-5617. message for Dr. pants, $5 each. Infant Ford Motor Company 16th to Director of Staff Part time telephone ***** PERSONAL TEE — Person­ WInchell. Johnny Jump Up Seat, Apply: Antonio's, 956 sales represenlatlse LINCCUI MRCUaV WVISJeN 1984 Main Street. Development, between DIAMOND SHOWCASE Is FRUIT BASKETS alized Fun and Sportswear. Housetiokl Goods 61 $10. Coll LorrI, 644-3084. 9am and 3pm, Monday the place to shop for that FANCY FRUIT BASKETS Great Gifts For Christmas. NEW 1984 MERCURY BROUGHAM 4-DOOR SEDAN MERCURY I thru Friday at 643-5151, 9:00 AM-l:00 PM special man In your life.Se­ — Order early. Also Wicker NEW ADDRESS: 825 MAIN ...... BELL STAR II Motorcy- AIR CONDITIONING CELEBRITY CIPHER Crestfleld Convalescent lect from Gents diamond Items, 20% off all wicker. STREET, Manchester. 646- C A r u i r o c USED REFRIGERA- Cle Helmet, ton face, STANDARD REAR AXLE Home 8. Fenwood Manor. Monday ■ Friday 3339. TINTED GLASS C«MHity Cipher cryptogrem t are created from quotatk>ne by famoue people, peat rings, stone rings or watches PERO FRUIT STAND - 276 ***** s e r v i c e s t o r s , washers, RIGHT HAND REMOTE CONTROL MIRROR ^ R O U G H A R L end present. Each letter in the cipher etande for artother. Today’$ ctu»: Z^quata O . We w ill train. for a Christmas gift he'll Oakland Street, Manches­ Ranges - clean, guoron- 649-4168 AM-FM STEREO long remember. DIAMOND TOOLS RADIAL WHITEWALLS ^ by CONNIE WIENER Salary plus commission ter, 643-6384. feeds parts and service, offer 1pm. AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION SHOWCASE, Manchester ***** SHOP BLISH HARDWARE, prices. B.D. Pearl & • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • INTERVAL WINDSHIELD WIPERS “C TZ HZV LPAVC 8 CLPVR CH PHW CALL Parkade. 646-0012. FLORISTS 793 Main Street for the POWER LOCK GROUP MACHINIST — Expe­ ***** Do-lt-Yourselter. Complete Swrvices Offered Si street, o,|* 6$ SPEED CONTROL 647-W48 betwotn 9-1 CHRISTMAS PLANTS, Til T WHEEL rienced on Bridgeport, line of tools. Open Doily, YLZAV MCVD PKUNBPH 8 RY PV VDR ludy TV/STEREOS '-ENTERPIECES, Holiday ••••••••••#•••••••••••• ■ ••••••#•••••••••••••#•• REAR DEFROSTER 9999 set up and operate to SHOP AL SIEFFERTS AP­ Rose Special and Christmas 8:30am to 5:30pm, and 3 8 LITER ENGINE amor FOR APPOINTMENT Thursday Evenings til 9pm - BEWEAVING BURN ^ FREE PUPPIES — Holt LUXURY WHEEL COVERS UZVVZK ZQ P DCBB.” — RAKP blueprint, turning and PLIANCES — 445 Hartford Parties. KRAUSE FLOR­ DUAL ILLUMINATED VISOR VANITY MIRRORS mar CNC experience a plus. Road, Manchester, 647-9997. IST, 621 Hartford Rood, For The Holidays. 643-4121. HOLES — zippers, urn- J*?. 2 "^ English Springer Spaniel, Steady employment, be­ ***** tArellas repaired. Window burner .$ m Coll Labrador Retriever, » r m UZKUR 8 F. SUPER SANTA SALE! Vi­ 643-9559. nefits. Apply: Rodeo Ma­ deo Tape Recorders, TV's, shades, Venetian blinds. ° ” ®'' *46-3601. Moke excellent hunting CtdICt PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "I’m not afraid ol getting old. I’m chine, 1 Mitchell Drive, TEXAS R E F IN E R Y Stereo's, Washers, Dryers, LOVABLE LABRADOR Beys. TV FOR RENT. rn„.«mr.n7 ‘*“ 0’ disposition. afraid ol worrying about getting old.” — Vicki La Motta. Manchester, 646-7804. CORP. offers plenty of ***** Marlow's, 867 M ain 5®". Coll 649-8417. e r c e m s Refrigerators, Freezers, PENTLAND FLORIST — PUPPIES Sirmmi A40-5921 oold# fake fur sofa . (C teas by NEA, Inc. money plus cash bo­ MUCH MORE! nuses, tinge benefits to Visit Us For All Your Holi­ LABRADORS FOR CHRIST­ and chair In fair condl- b e a g l e p u p s ■— Tri mature person In Hart­ day Needs. See Our Choice MAS — AKC registered, —,: ------tIon. Re^ comfortable. jQior, 8 weeks old, $50. K IT ‘N’ C A R LY L E ™ by Larry Wright ford area. Regardless of KITCHEN/BATH Selection, 24 Birch Street - black. Show and Field trial (TRICKS, BLOCKS, °ir »>«»♦ ®,” «r. Coll Call anytime, 871-9725. experience, write F.D. ACCESSORIES 643-6247. "Pleasing You Is background. Excellent, STONE — Concrete. 643-4409. AUTOMOTIVE Family Dog. Reserve now i Chimney repairs. No lob — ------Due to Buick's Sears, Pres., Box 711, Ft. SHOP UNIQUE KITCHEN & Our Pleasure" Worth, Tx. 76101. and watch your puppy grow. too small. Call 644-8356. 17 CU.FT. White Frlgl- Musical Items 46 overwhelming popu­ BATH — 38 Oak Street, ***** Call 646-0323. ~ dair Refrigerator. Good la rity we need qual­ Manchester for Wonderful PARK HILL JOYCE *■. condition. $75 or best •••*••••••••••*•*••*•*• ified CM technicians. Gifts for All Those Special FLOWER SHOP — Fancy offer. Coll 643-6364. ARE YOU TIRED of look- We offer top pay, People. 646-9696. fruit baskets. Boxwood ***** CAMERAS medical ond life in­ PART TIME FOR HOLI­ Trees - All Your Christmas ★ *•***•••*•*•••••*•••••• ®* priced new surance, pension FOR SALE ... Canon FD „ „ pianos that will depre- DAYS In photo store, RENTALCENTER Decorating Needs I 36 Oak WOW^LOWINCJ By P ^ MIsc for Sale 61 date, or broken down old plan, paid vacations, possibly leading to full Street. 649-0791. 135mm f/3.5 lens, $70; Canon etc. TAYLOR RENTAL CEN­ tf r s Treo Service. Coll piano that no one appre- time. Some bookkeeping TER — 155 Center Street, FD2X Type A Extender, $90. v Call Joe Thompson, experience necessary. ***** Both In Excellent Condition, **''**'"*** **^ ''^°**' • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • dates? Then com# hear, Service Manager, Manchester. 643-2496. Call 647-1080. RENTS; Glassware, China, used very little. Call 643-2711 ' SEASONED OAK FIRE- ,®''‘* oPOreclate 40 8am - 5pm. CENTER PIECES, FRUIT between 9am and 4pm, ask ______WOOD — For deliveries grands, players, Silverware, Linens, All BASKETS, Flowering for Mark. Your Special Needs For, Plants for Your Holiday HOUSECLEANING call George Gritting, An- "^o "c !ill 871-2143 PIERCE BUICK Holiday Entertaining. Needs. BROWN'S FLOW­ DbNE - Dependable, dover, 742-7886. ®!!®:.S®'L »^!-^^^'------722 Wethersfield Ave. ***** ERS, INC. 163 Main Street, ttOnest, references. Coll mz-u HAMMOND C3 ORGAN Htfd. 249-1301 Manchester, 643-8455. after 4om, 646-1432. DELIVERING RICH _ w ith Leslie 122 RV K ID S STUFF GiFT*Bk6cHURES ^ ^ LOAM- 5 yards, $60.00 Tone Cabinet. Excellent “Connecticut’s Oldest LIncoln-Mercury-Masda Dealer" PART. TIME INSER­ KIDS STUFF (Located In '' — plus tax. Washed sand, condition I $2000. Call 646- CREATIVE EXPRES­ Trader World) — (Used) CAN'T DECIDE WHAT TO TERS WANTED. Must Be BUY? Let your loved ones HO USECLEANING, stone, trap rock, and 1997. SIONS STITCHERY ISvearsold. Call 647-9946, Clothes, toys, equipment. carpet deanino, Interior grovel. 643-9504. — ------— _ _ _ COMPANY — Fun and Bought and Sold. 397 Tol­ d o i 1.*c l 6 t h e s pick out their own gift from ask for John, 8:30am to BARBIE DOLL DRESSES, a beautiful assortment of painting, paperhanging. ------SEVEN PI.ECE exciting. Part, time 5:30pm. land Turnpike, Manchester, Fully Insured. Reasona- CORDERS DRUM SET hours, full time pay! Call 500 ft. west of Howard pajamas - ,80«. Complete gifts. Great for long dis­ / IWORIARTY BROTHERS / tance giving — No packages Me rates. Call 647-3741. M with Sabian cymbals. 646-7281 after 5pm. Johnsons. Open Dally 9:30- wedding outfit, $3.75. Beauti­ ' High hots with 18" crash. ful Bridesmaids outfits, to wrap or mall. Call 646- 2:30. Antiques Still Bought 8255. ______ALUM IN UM SHEETS $700. Call 875-1783. in d Sold. $275. Call 64^6452. isiAvcp p ia n o s ore used as printing plate*— ------NEEDED — A responsi­ WANT ADS are the friendly way of finding a lir d ^ n d . If you have 007" thick, 23 X 24 ”. 50« g u it a r a m p — 15 " ble person to babysit In one vou do not u*e, »/hv each, or 5 tor $2.00. Phone driver, vibrato, echo, my Manchester home cash buyer for applian­ nofexchanoeltforcasir 643-2711. They m u s t be with foot pedal controls. 2 from 3;30pm to 6:30pm, ces, musical Instruments, 31S CENTER STREET, MANCHESTER, CT 643-5135 cars and a host of other with a want ad. picked up before inputs, cover. Ampeu. 3-5 days week. Call 646- • 11:00a.m. only. $99. Call 646-8661. O iaSS byhE A . iiK . TMReg U S Pel * TMOtl | 3405. Items. V L \ 20 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Monduy. Dec. 5, 1983 How not to buy a personal computer this Christmas

Record numbers of you will be buying a home uses depending on the variety of software that is 'Computer in the weeks coming up — either as a available for it. ■'family” Christmas gift or as a “ new" essenUal. The relentless march of the personal computer into Perhaps the lure will be to help you keep track of your Your our lives is compelling us to reconsider virtually all ("Sylvia Porter's Financial Almanac for 1984," a bills, or to assist you in your financial planning, or to the ways in which we live. Last week, for instance, the comprehensive desk calendar and consumer hand­ prepare your income tax, or to help your kids with Money's prestigious Conference Board held a meeting for book, features Porter's best advice for saving money their homework, or even to play games. No matter major companies on the subject: "W ill the Office and organizing your budget. Includes budget what, it will drag you into the growing group of Worth Vanish?" The sessions focused on how company worksheets. Send $8.95 plus $1 for postage and personal computer buyers. And now is the time, Sylvia Porter structures will and must change. therefore, to learn how NOT to buy this still extremely Meanwhile, the market for business personal handling to Financial Almanac In care of this newspaper, 4400 Johnson Drive, Fairway, Kan. 6620S. expensive item. Specifically: computers is already at $6 billion a year, is estimated • DON'T DECIDE ON A PARTICULAR MA­ to swell to $24 billion a year by the end of 1988.. And Make checks payable to Universal Press Syndicate.) CHINE IN ADVANCE. No matter how popular a model may be, it may not be the model for you. You Manchester, Conn. should be well prepared to tell the salesperson what makes available after-sale services to customers. A RITE AID PHARMAaESWIUnUOVER. .. Rain, snow tonight; tasks you have in mind so he/she can fit the system to "passport program” that allows customers to take cioudy Wednesday Tuesday, Dec. 6, 1982f your needs. their computer to any store in its network if it needs Singie copy: 25