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Let's say you're a big spender on holiday gifts and is planning to go public. Davis wouldn’t discuss it, but ... page 3 ... page 9 ... page 4 you decide to give Rolls-Royces — the $100,000 kind — figure a price-earnings multiple of 8; and if the deal at the rate of 15 an hour every hour between now and comes off Davis becomes $200 million richer. the seven remaining shopping days before Christmas. That's a far cry from his humble beginnings. Born That would mean a shopping list of 2,500 Rolls — Dan Dorfman in New York and raised in Brooklyn, Davis was one of Two realtors graduate which would cost you $250 million. three children. His father was a jobber distributing a HARTFORD — Manchester realtors Thomas I had dinner the other evening with J. Morton Davis, line of kosher provisions. And in his early married M. Eastman and Gregg E. Moffatt attained the a fella who, if he could convert his assets into cash, has Syndicated years, Davis, his wife Rozy and their three daughters Graduate Realtors Institute designation during the wherewithal to do just that. And If he did, he'd still Columnist (now he has four) lived in a rat-and-roach-infested have millions left over. three-room apartment on Manhattan's Lower East' 1983, John M. Keiiam, educational chairman of Cloudy tonight; Manchester, Conn. the Connecticut Association of Realtors, has It's one of the super rags-to-riches stories of one of Side. announced. the country's most successful entrepreneurs in the A magna cum laude graduate of Brooklyn College, chance of snow Tuesday, Dec. 27, 1983 Eastman works for the Edmund J. Gorman new-issue game. Davis, a one-time door-to-door vacuum cleaner Single copy: 2SC Real Estate Agency, according to the business And to hear Davis tell it, the new-issue market — salesman, joined the brokerage firm of Shields * Co. See page 2 group and Moffatt works at the Century which was red hot earlier in the year and then turned ing to an analysis by Abrahamseh & Co., corporate right after graduating from Harvard Business School 21/Jackston Showcase agency. into a disaster area for many investors when the finance data-base specialists, the average new issue in 1959. He subsequently became its second biggest Both attained their designations by taking general market started to falter in mid-June — is brought out by D.H. Blair — covering Dec. 1, 1979, sales producer, joined Blair in 1961 and took over as three courses offered by the CAR and approved starting to perk up. through Sept. 30. 1983 — is up 210 percent. That's 54 sole owner of Blair in the early '70s. by the National Association of Realtors, the The 54-year-old Davis — his legal name is offerings all told — raising capital of $242 million. He recently published a book, "Making America institute said. Each course inciuded 30 hours of Davidowitz (pronounced Dah-VlD-o-witz) — is the In contrast, in the same period of time L.F. Work A^ain," which has been lauded by economists classroom instruction and a two-hour exam. sole owner of D.H, Blair, a small investment banking Rothschild Unterberg Towbin and E.F. Hutton each Walter Heller and Lawrence Klein. A blueprint for Topics covered ranged from construction to firm specializing in emerging growth companies. It brought out 17 new issues as the sole lead growth that’s designed to carry us through to the year Yuri inarketing and also included advertising, taxa­ was founded in 1904. underwriters. Rothschild's are up an average 62 2000, the book talks about realizing traditional tion, ethics and depreication. "Four or Bve weeks ago I couldn't do a deal (a new percent; Hutton's, 44 percent. The 12 new issues American values through special tax incentives to Some 211 realtors statewide earned the GRI public offering)," Davis tells me. "Nobody wanted to targeted groups (be it teachers or young Pope meets Agca in Rome prison brought out by Merrill Lynch in which it acted as sole 2 designation during 1983, the institute said. hear about it — notwithstanding our good record. Our lead underwriter averaged a 62 percent gain. entrepreneurs). misses clients were afraid to buy ..." Obviously traditional values are what he prizes In 2 For the 12-month period ending last Sept. 30, Blair's Now, though, he says, the window's starting to open his personal life, as noted in the inscription in the book By Paulo Butturinl remain between him and m e," a average new issue sports a 41-percent gain — not bad, • Vatican spokesman quoted the / up and investors are coming back in. Davis attributes but a few percent below the advance of the Standard & to his wife of 33 years — "T o Rozy who is, simply, my United Press International Colonial declares dividend pope as saying after the this to the fact that investors are now getting a better Poor's 500-stock index in the same period. wife — my life." meeting WATERBURY — The board of directors of meeting. shake — with underwriters cutting both the offering All told this year, Blair's done 32 deals — with 19 ROME — Pope John Paul II Colonial Bancorp Inc. recently declared a price and the size of the deal. currently up and 13 down. and the Turkish terrorist who John Paul and Agca met alone quarterly dividend of 20 cents pwer share of in the cell, but the cell door He notes that of seven underwritings he's done in the Since Davis is not averse to taking a shot in high-risk J. Morton Davis’ 10 biggest killings shot and wounded him in an By John lams common stock, the company has announced. remained open and prison past four weeks, five are up and two are down. situations, you'd figure he'd have his share of Total Current assassination attempt sat eye- United Press International The dividend is payable Jan. 27, 1984, to to-eye and talked quietly for 21 guards stood in the corridor If you look at the current pricesof someof the highly bankruptcies. Actually, if you look at his nearly investment value t shareholders of record Dec. 30. touted new issues that came out earlier this year, it's minutes today in a private jail nearby. four-year record covering those 54 new issues, 35 are TIE-communications $101,000 $35,319,000 MOSCOW — Ailing Soviet leader 4 Colonial is a bank holding company which easy to understand why investors should be wary — cell meeting. The Vatican spokesman said up and 19 are down. Just two companies, Accutest (oil Enzo Biochem 831,291 11,346,000 Yuri Andropov raised more ques­ 7 figures its assets at more than $1.3 billion. It and then some. " I have spoken with a brother Agca did not embrace the pope services) and Biocell (cancer tests), can be viewed as tions about his health by missing a operates some 60 offices in the Connecticut. Genetic Systems 1,000 5,205,000 whom I have pardoned and who as he entered the cell, but went U.S. Telephone is down from a high of 26'/i to 4V*. potential bankruptcies, Davis tells me. Moreover, he Communist Party Central Com­ Xicor 2,000 3,116,000 enjoys all my trust," the pope down on one knee and kissed his Victor Technology, which sold as high as 21’/« earlier says, just six stocks are down more than 50 percent. mittee meeting, but the appoint­ this year, is now 4. Another dog. Fortune Systems, has Home Centers of America 1,000 2,585,000 told aides after the meeting. hand as the pontiff was leaving. One big Blair disaster is XOIL, an oil and gas ment of two allies to the ruling fallen from 2l'A to 6. And Kolff Medical has shrunk Health Info. Systems 464,000 2,450,000 The pope's encounter with Four days after the shooting, DIM aggio Joins CBIA tax-shelter company that moved into the exploration Politburo showed his hold on from W /2 to iV t. Telepictures Corp. 1,000 2,360,000 Mehmet Ali Agca, 25, who John Paul publicly forgave end. The stock came out at 4 in August of '80, ran up to power. HARTFORD — Donnamaria A. DiMaggio of Greed on the part of underwriters and corporate Webcor Electronics 861,000 2,328,000 wounded John Paul in St. Agca and called him a 24 and is now around 2'A. Some of Davis' closest Andropov, unseen in public for South Windsor has joined the Connecticut management — namely overpricing the deal — is Patient Technology 1,000 1,346,000 Peter’s Square May 13. 1981, "brother" in a tape recording friends were badly butchered in the company, which 131 days, had a speech read in his Business and Industry Association as an viewed by Davis as one of the chief reasons why many Inti. Mobile Machines 1,000 930,000 climaxed a 3-hour visit to made from his hospital room. almost went bankrupt. Davis says he's personally put name at the key two-day meeting administrative staff programmer, the associa­ new issues took a shellacking this year. Total $2,264,291 $88,985,000 Rome’s top-security prison, Re- The meeting was viewed by $14 million of his own money into XOIL to keep it alive of the Central Committee that tion's president, Kenneth 0. DDecko, announced. He notes, for example, a $23 offering price for bibbia, on Rome’s eastern Vatican observers as a highly and a fervent effort is now being made to rebuild it. began Monday. Ms. DiMaggio is a native of Hartford, the Biogen, which he rates as a good company in the Total investment chiefly consists of warrants fringe. visible pardon by the pope to A former Blair official describes Davis to me as "I deeply regret that because of announcement said. She hoids a master's degree genetic engineering field, but an overpriced deal. The derived from investment banking activities. The pope and Agca conversed mark the special "Holy Year of "one of the pushiest and toutiest guys I know on the temporary causes I will not be able in computer science from the Hartford Graduate stock has been hitting new lows ($9.75) because of Current value primarily covers unrealized in Italian so quietly during the Redemption” Roman Catholics street, but one who sure knows how to make a buck." to attend the session, " the 69-year- Center and a bachelor's degree in fine arts from tax-selling pressures. capital gains. 21-minute meeting that a Vati­ are currently celebrating. Clearly Davis is a money-making machine. In old president said without the University of Connecticut. Another Davis example in the same field — Cetus, can official told reporters they taking a company public, Davis will usually get a slug elaborating. Prior to joining CBIA Ms. DiMaggio worked for which came out a few years back also at $23. The spoke "in almost confessional The pope's meeting with Agca of its warrants at a minimal price — say about a penny Although Soviet officials say American Design, a Hartford-based engineering company raised $125 million from the public for only The Knights of Medusa, founded in 1690 in tones". followed a Christmas service each. And these warrants generally give him the right Andropov has nothing more than a firm, CBIA said. 20 percent of the business, had no visibility of earnings Marseille, are named for the mythical women whose No reporters were allowed and prayers in the prison chapel to buy the stock at 10 percent above the initial offering cold, unofficial sources have indi­ at the time and the stock's now around $11. glance turned people to stone. It is France’s oldest near the pope and Agca as they attended by about 500 selected price. cated that he is suffering from a This kind of pricing is sheer stupidity, Davis wine-tasting society. met. A camerman for the male inmates. Women did not If you look at those 54 deals he's done, Davis' serious kidney disorder and may state-run Italian television net­ attend the chapel ceremony declares, because the public gets hurt, the company personal investment is just about $2.26 million; the have had surgery recently. has problems coming back into the market with work and one press photo­ because of prison rules forbid­ CSCPA schedules meeting current value of these holdings; about $67 million. Andropov's absence from public grapher were allowed to photo­ ding male and female inmates additional stock offerings (that'll help finance the His big killing is TIE, but there's a slew of other view since Aug. 18 "probably HARTFORD — The Connecticut Society of business) and the insiders wind up poorer. graph them together at the end to mingle. huge winners. For example, a $1,000 Davis means he is in pretty bad shape," Certified Public Accountants Educational and Davis' rule of thumb: "I'd only do a deal at a of the meeting. No sound But after his meeting with investment in Genetic Systems is now worth $5.2 an American diplomat said. The Research Foundation will sponsor its annual particular price if I would be willing to put my own recording was permitted. Agca, the pope was driven over million. Enzo Biochem, another genetic company and Soviet leader also missed the career conference for college-bound students money into the stock at the same price." Vatican officials said the pope to the women's section of the UPf photo Davis' current favorite stock, represented an important annual military parade considering becoming certified public accoun^/ ■^en Davis talks about trying to price a stock low made it clear he did not intend to sprawling modern prison where investment of $831,291. Current value: $11.3 million. in Red Square Nov. 8. tants Jan. 4. ancTgj^ng the public good value, his actions — as well reveal what passed between he briefly greeted some of the Pope John Paul II talks with Red service for about 500 prisoners. After Home Centers of America, a $1,000 investment, is now Despite Andropov's failure to The conference, which begins a ^ : ^ p . m . , wiil him and the gaunt terrorist, inmates. as the overall performance of his offerings — suggest worth $2.5 million. Davis anted up $2,000 for a piece of Brigades terrorist Valerio Fiorucci in the the service the pope met with Mehmet appear before the Central Commit­ be held at Quinnipeac College in lin d e n . serving a life term for shooting At the chapel ceremony the he's not spouting a lot of hot air. He's even Xicor when he took it public and that's now worth over tee, its election of Vitaly Vorot­ Society representative Aaroid Miller, a partner the pontiff. pope was almost mobbed by church of Rome's top-security prison Ali Agca. the Turk who tried to demonstrated that he’s willing, to pass up an even $3 million. nikov, 57, to full voting member­ in the Bridgeport accounting firm of Capossela, bigger initial profit to bring this about. "This Is a secret that must enthusiastic inmates. today after celebrating a Chriatmas assasinate him in May 19B1. ship in the Politburo, and Viktor Cohen, Engelson and Coieman, said he expects Rumblings have it that D.H. Blair, which is Example: TIE-communications, a telephone equip­ expected to earn over $25 million this year after taxes. Chebrikov, 60, head of the KGB spy about 250 students to attend. Five students and ment manufacturer that D.H. Blair took public in agency, to non-voting Politburo one faculty member have been invited from each December of '79. Davis owned 12 percent of the status, showed he was still in E high school in Connecticut, the CSCPA said. company or about 300,000 shares. TIE'S management charge. The two-hour program will include a luncheon, and investors who had just bought part of the E SEASON’S Vorotnikov and Chebrikov are a film on the CPA profession, severai short company (at an equivalent priceof$6ashare) wanted GREETINGS Beirut airport sheiied as brief cease-fire ends both proteges of the Soviet leader. presentations and a question-and-answer session. to go public at $20 a share. Davis objected, arguing The Politburo runs the country on a Miller said the conference's objective is to that the stock would not hold up at $20 — that it would TO ALL OUR day-to-day basis in the name of the provide the students with a perspective on the be too richly priced and the bloom would be off the By Danlela lacono mountain strongholds onto Chris­ ence. President Reagan said that ing called to solidify the truce that that went off near the port just central committee. profession. rose. His suggested price: $6. FRIENDS AND United Press International tian areas of Beirut. he accepted full responsibility for took hold at dusk Monday. after an Italian armored vehicle Another Andropov man, the If the Jan. 4 conference is canceied because of After a four-hour debate, Davis got his way — ASSOCIATES Marine spokesman Maj. Dennis the terrorist bombing that killed The calm lasted through the had passed. Beirut radio said. little-known Yevgeny Ligachev, snow it will be held Jan. 11,1984, the CSCPA said. costing him initially $4.2 million of additional profit. BEIRUT, Lebanon — Heavy Brooks said three heavy artillery 241 U.S. servicemen at the Marine morning but in the early afternoon, Thousands of Beirut residents 63. was given the important post of C However, the end result was great for all concerned. fr o m artillery shells slammed into Bei­ shells landed southwest of the headquarters Oct 23. official Beirut radio reported that spent Monday hiding in makeshift secretary of the Central That $6 stock ran to over $250 (or from 15 cents to main airport terminal and "w e ■'If there is to be blame, it "less than 24 hours after securing a bomb shelters as the thunder of Committee. C UNDSEY REM. ESTATE rut airport today, forcing U.S. about $28 adjusted for stock splits). And Davis' initial Marines to take to their bunkers on don't know if it is spillover or we properly rests here in this office, cease-fire in the southern suburbs, artillery rounds and the crack of The 300-member committee also Emhart receives orders $101,000 investment in TIE is now worth $35.3 million. 383 CMitw SL a maximum alert as a cease-fire in were the targets.” No casualties with this president. " Reagan said armed men opened fire on army machine guns raged in the Sabra voted to elect Mikhail Soloment- If a company'sin the start-up stage, as Davis sees it, ManchMtw were reported among the in a statement on a critical and Chatila Palestinian refugee' sev. 70. to voting status in the FARM INGTON — Emhart Corp., says its the capital shattered after less positions in Chatila. " Chatila was the public should get at least 50 percent of the 649-4000 Pentagon report on .security at the camps on the southern outskirts of Politburo. He is not a Andropov Farrei unit received orders from China and auu than 24 hours. Americans. one of two refugee camps where Kuwait for machinery equipment totaiing $4 3 business; in contrast, well over 90 percent of the new Shiite Moslem rebels earlier The shelling forced the Marines Marine barracks. An unclassified Palestinians were massacred in the capital. protege but his elevation to the million. ® offerings give the public a much smaller portion. opened fire on Lebanese army — part of the multinational peace­ Version of the report is to be made Sept. 1982 by Christian Phalangist L'.S. Marines, stationed around body has been seen as automatic Emhart said Monday the China order was for Another Davis practice: to bring a seasoned company troops trying to secure a Palesti­ keeping force in Beirut — to move public Wednesday, the White gunmen Beirut airport just south of the since he became head of the $2.5 million of equipment for the production of public at a discount to the prevailing industry nian refugee camp and police immediately from Condition 2 to House said. ^ The new buttle in the city refugee camps, reported receiving party's disciplinary commission packaging film. It said it received orders totaling price-earnings multiple — thus giving the stock room T ly ^ J lh J is reported that Druze Moslems Condition I, their highest state of The renewed fighting followed a followed an outbreak of fighting small arms fire in the morning, but last June. $1.8 million for equipment used in the production to move up. joined the battle, lobbing mortar readiness. boycott by Druze and Shiite between Christian and Druze mil­ did not fire back. They remained A West German diplomat said, of architectural aluminum products. Obviously Davis is doing something right. Accord- YOUTH SPECIALTY SHOP shells and rockets from their At a Washington press confer­ Moslem representatives of a meet­ itias in the mountains and a bomb below their maximum alert level. "lam astonished that Solomentsev 737 MAM ST.. MMCMSTO • 949.1313 and Vorotnikov were promoted 7 ^ without Andropov being there.” But, he said. "It means he is in full Investment report command of things. 1 can’t im­ Sound the Downtown panel backs Cheney mills tax break agine any personnel changes being Investment prices, courtesy of Advest Inc., are trumpet for a made without him (approving)." as of 3 p.m. Friday. , - holiday that’s a Diplomats predicted that be­ Bv Kathv Garmus that figure. Even if the developers were to revenues from the properties '-merry round of pleasures. of the most important things for cause of his absence at the party Herald Reporter The developers have indicated the town to do is to'protect the proceed with the projects without would increase substantially over Price Change meeting, it was extremely unlikely We send a full measure of that financing for the projects the phase-in. rents at the two their present level. Friday This Week integrity of the downtown. " Andropov would appear at the thanks to our loyal Citing likely deterioration of the depends upon their receiving a apartment complexes probably At its current assessed value, the The two buildings to be con­ meeting of the Supreme Soviet, or friends. Cheney mill area if plans for .sub.stantial tax , deferral. They verted are the Manchester Modes would be far above market value. Manchester Modes building would Advest Inc. lP/4 up % legislature, that begins conversion of two buildings to would probably cancel their plans Weiss said, noting that projected bring $99,000 in tax revenue over a Acmat 12 dn >/4 building, for which 100 apartments Wednesday. apartments are withdrawn, the if the ceiling were not removed. are planned, and the Clock Tower rents are already high. 10-year period. Weiss said. If the Aetna 35V« dn % The Supreme Soviet will approve CBT Corp. 27V4 dn % 1 0 oor loyil frieifb Downtown Coordinating Commit­ General Manager Robert B. Weiss Mill, which is slated forconversion Rents at the Manchester Modes building is converted to apart­ unil Muin Sln‘4*l the economic program passed by Colonial Bancorp 27V4 dn 1/4 tee unanimously voted this morn­ said. to 183 apartments. building are scheduled to begin at ments and the phase-in plan is MunrlwHhT, l^onn»'4*lirul the central committee. Finast 14 up 1/4 ing to recommend removal of a If the two buildings are not If the committee's recommenda­ $450 a month for a one-bedroom approved, taxes over a 10-year 2 bow converted to housing and a re left to period would be $410,000, he said. .Another Western diplomat said First Bancorp 581/4 nc Botli old aid celling on tax benefits so that tion is accepted by the Board of apartment, and about $615 a month 2 of Andropov: "Domestically, his developers of the projects could be deteriorate, surrounding areas, Without a phase-in. the amount First Conn. Bancorp 44 up 1% Directors at its meeting Tuesday, for a two-bedroom apartment. continued absence is not a First Hartford Corp. 'h nc granted a phase-in of taxes over a including the downtown district, the phase-in would begin the first Weiss said. would be $730,000. will also likely deteriorate, he said. In addition to the increased problem. Hartford National 36% up 2 Oor boot wioboo 9-year period. year after work is completed on the While he acknowledged that "Internationally, it is. How long There is currently a $150,000 "What happens to the Cheney some people probably will property taxes, conversion of the Hartford Steam Boiler 55 dn % buildings, with tuxes increasing by can they go on with a president who limit on tax benefits. The proposed mill area probably has more of an buildings would bring additional Ingersoll Rand 51% up 1% t2>'i percent each subsequent year against granting the developers a is unable to travel ?" phase-in for each project would effect on the downtown area than revenues to the town in the form of J.C. Penney 56 up % For I MlBBr CBIISTMdiS until the full assessment value is tax break, Weiss said that even In his speech. Andropov said a Involve an amount at least twice anything else," Weiss said. "One with the 9-year phase-in, tax motor vehicle taxes, Weiss said. Lydall Inc. 14’/» dn >/4 I HAUK m FOR " I 9 g 3 f f * reached. great deal hud been accomplished Sage Allen 11 up 1 economically during the past year. 4 SNET 34% up % "The most important thing now 7 Travelers 31% up 1% is not to lose the tempo and general United Technoiogies 72% dn % positive intent to get things going," New York gold $380.50 up 3.25 12 die on frozen New England highways he said. "It is very important that a good start be made from the very first who died in numbers far below last I'hose who tried to drive often in traffic deaths was caused by By United Press International and passed out in sub-zero days of the new year and that one year's levels, traffiesafety officals \^eather. found their cars would not start in more than just the weather the bitter cold. gets disposed toward a further At least 12 people died on New said. California reported the most Increased publicity about the "So many of the cars don't start increase of intenseness in work, England highways over a frigid A count today showed there were deaths with 31. Texas followed with dangers of drunken drivers has even with a jump because their gas without allowances for difficulties, Christmas holiday weekend. at least 199 traffic fatalities during 28, and Florida had 17. Fourteen "had a tremendous impact on the lines are frozen or their batteries of which there are a good deal The weekend ended with moder­ the Christmas weekend, which states did not report any traffic public consciousness." and the use are frozen,” said Chicago towing of child safety restraints has ahead." Season^ s ating temperatures that brought began at 6 p.m. Friday. deaths. company operator June Daniels. helped reduce highway fatalities droves of bargain hunters and ski The 18-year-old daughter of The National Safety Council had "It's even been happening to guys nationally, said Chuck Vance, a Greetings enthusiasts out for a final fling. Massachusetts Rep. Francis predicted .300 to 400 people would Woodward, D-Walpole, Carolyn die and another 14,000 to 19.000 in the business. ... It's been a spokesman for the National Safety Despite finger-numbing temper­ Woodward, died Monday after the would suffer disabling Injuries mess." Council, Inside Today Best Wishes To All car she was in crashed head on into Snow closed highways over the 20 oases. 2 sections atures during most of the weekend, before the holiday weekend ended "Ip 1982, highway fatalities another car driven by Terrence M. at midnight Monday. Last year, weekend for holiday travelers in For A Happy, Healthy and ski area operators reported dropped 12 percent, and .so far for Advice ...... 15 Riley, 29, of Norfolk. there were 346 deaths and 16,100 New York. Illinois, Indiana and crowded slopes and no vacancies the first seven months of this year, Area...... 3 Prosperous New Year. in local inns and motels. Police said Riley, who will turn serious injuries during the holiday Iowa. In the West, freezing rain Business .18,20 they've dropped 4 percent,''' Vance ' At least 12 highway fatalities 30 Wednesday, was charged with weekend. and snow forced authorities to shut Classified...... 18-19 said. "People are being. much Comics...... 8 were reported in the region during operating under the influence of down roads in Utah, Oregon, Idaho All of Us At LaStrada would 445 Hartford Rd. "Really, the cold weather is a and California. more cautious, more safety Entertainment...... 12 CojuUda dy Ca/Loi' the holiday weekend and at least alcohol, vehicular homicide, and minded." Lottery...... 2 like to extend our Best Wishes five deaths were blamed on the operating to endanger in the 6:43 blessing in disguise," said Indiana­ "The state police have said not to- One of the worst holiday wee­ f'GbItuorles 10 PHOTOGRAPHY FOR ALL OCCASIONS p.m. accident on Route lA in polis Sgt. Kevin Poe. "It's just travel," John Burke, a spokesman Opinion ...... 6 for a Happy Holiday Season.... Manchostar bone-chllling weather. kend accidents killed nine people Nationwide, Arctic weather that Walpole. been too cold for anybody to go for the Illinois Department of Peopletalk 2 LAMINATING SCNVICE in Devers, Texas. Friday when an froze car engines and closed Benjamin Williams, 26, of Fair anywhere. For the most part, Transportation, said Sunday. Sports 12-14 983 MAIN ST. S647-9997 847'.9 8 9B 18-wheel truck and a bus carrying Television 8 laStrada West Restaurant highways turned out to be "a Haven, Vt., died of exposure, people have decided to stay home "People have pretty much stayed SUITE 7 * 8 I a church youth choir slammed Weother 2 MANCHESTER. CONN,, YOU CALL THE SHOTSI 471 Hartford Rd. 643-iS165 blessing in disguise" for Christ­ probably on Christmas Eve. Offi­ and keep warm." Three iwople at home. " head on. mas holiday weekend motorists. cials say he apparently got drunk died in Indiana traffic accidents. Safely officials said the decline ••••••••••••••••••••••

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By AlBx GIrelll Once, when a building was constructed in By Susan Ruel which 25 area churches belong are Cesarez, who came here after December last year. Conti went to look at it, the owner was less Htrald Raporter violation of zoning regulations, however, it United Press International helping provide food, shelter, and “In the U.S. if I get sick, I don't have any receiving death threats three A federal court order requires than cordial. He threatened to turn a dog immigration advice to the bur­ years ago and has been separated INS to "notify people we detain of loose on the Inspector. Conti stode off did have to come down. When Is snows in Manchester nowadays, The building Inspectors are not allowed to SAN FRANCISCO - When Ro­ geoning Salvadoran community, help from anybody. They don’t give you from his wife for seven months their rights to an attorney and to toward his car. roofs on most the houses stay white for a design structural members, Conti is quick man Catholic Archbishop John many of whom are illegal aliens. since she went home to tend an . apply for asylum," Shanks said. "W here are you going?" the man asked. anything free. In my country, you go to the long while. If it snows again, more white — to point out. That would be an obvious Quinn issued a pastoral letter San Francisco is the only major ailing relative, said conditions are Ms. Purcell, who works with the "T o get my gun,"'said Conti. and more weight — accumulates on the criticizing American policy in American city the majority of hospital, and you don’t pay anything. I much ihore favorable for him in El refugees, said that since 1980, The man called him back and they conflict because they would then be roof. inspecting their own design. Central Am erica recently, -there whose Latins are from Central Salvador. Salvadorans have made up 14 reached agreement on the barn. In the old days the snow would melt off the Nevertheless they do give a lot of help to was less than a solid chorus of America, Quinn's letter stated. don’t like to stay here." “ In the U.S. if 1 get sick, I don't percent of all those seeking politi­ Conti, of course, does have a kind of police roofs quickly. A roof would seldom collect a do-it-yourselfers and even p) builders who approval from the San Francisco Other sizable minorities include have any help from anybody. They cal asylum in the Unites States. power, but he does not carry a gun. He had second storm's worth of weight. find themselves facing a problem they have area's large Hispanic community. 90.000 to 150,000 Nicaraguans, nmd don't give you anything free," Fewer than one in 200 of Salvado­ simply outbluffed the man. That's merely one of the differences never encountered before A third of the mail the church 5.000 to 10,000 Guatemalans, with called "News from San poor people anywhere, com­ Cesarez said. "In my country, you ran applications were approved, Frank Conti has encountered in his 27 years "One way or another, we'll get the received took issue with Quinn's smaller groups of Hondurans and Francisco." pounded by fear of deportation." go to the hospital, and you don't she said, compared to a 35 percent ONCE A REPUTABLE electrician had as a building inspector. They will come to information across,"says Conti" criticism and much of it, church Panamanians. Eileen Purcell of Catholic Social Among those problems, Sigaran pay anything. I don't like to stay success rate for all nationalities done a small job using cable without the officials said, came from the Mamerto Sigaran. a Salvadoran Services said Salvadorans come to said, are inability to speak Eng­ applying for political asylum. an end with his retirement at the close of the ground wire required in Manchester under here." year. region's 140,000 immigrants from priest who came to the United San Francisco "to search for lish, discomfort in the colder Cesarez said he supports Quinn's "As a Catholic and a U.S.citizen, that state code it has followed since 1955. LIKE MOST of his colleagues, Conti feels The snow on the roof is there because, he would rather do five minutes of the country where the U.S.-backed States two years ago, said the friends and relatives" and to avoid climate, unemployment, and cul­ position on U.S. involvement in his I believe in the right of all people to When the man redid the job at Conti's with the energy crisis, came the big preventive inspection than 30 minutes of fighting is heaviest — El Salvador. attraction of the San Francisco Immigration and Naturalization tural alienation in the United country, adding, “ If the U.S. helps a safe haven," she said. "W e are insistance, Conti returned to inspect it and emphasis on insulation. When heat does not corrective inspection. Quinn recommended stopping Bay area for Salvadoran refugees Service raids in Texas and Los States, where church and family military forces in El Salvador, that faced with a special Situation in found the needed ground wire at each escape, it does not melt the snow. The state builiding code has been in force all U.S. military action in Central can be explained by "a little Angeles, whose offices are per­ do not play as central a role us they means a lot of people have to die, Central America with people flee­ electrical box. He was ready to accept the all over the state since 1971. Manchester Am erica and granting political refrain in their mind: 'The further ceived as more strict than the local do in El Salvador. and the war will never finish." ing because of U.S. policy. It is job. The snow adds its weight to that of the adopted it in 1955, one of the first towns to do refugee status for the 30,000 to north you go, the less likely you'll INS office. Pedro Cesarez, a formerSalvad- Arthur Shanks, deputy district incumbent on us to respond to their But another inspector. Ernest McNeill, roof sheathing and the shingles. They put a so. 80,000 Salvadorans who have meet Hispanics, so you'll have a The problems these refugees oran immigration official who is an director ol the San Francisco life-and-death needs." happened to be with him at the time. strain on the rafters that support the roof. But Manchester has added a few moved to San Francisco Bay area better opportunity.'" face, said Ms. Purcell, who was assistant manager for a chain bureau of INS, said his office McNeill put his hand into the partition and Under current building law, you can't put requirements of its own. The code permits since 1979. San Francisco is such a popular part of a six-person church delega­ store in San Francisco, said he deported 95 Salvadorans between Australia numbers more than pulled a section of cable into view. It was a third layer of asphalt shingles on a roof. glueing drywall to studs. Manchester Catholic Social Services and an city in El Salvador that a major tion which visited El Salvador last would like to go home with his two January and September of this 120 varieties of marsupials among still the offending cable. The man had After the second one, all have to be followed the code until one day when Conti organization called Sanctuary to newspaper there offers a column July, “ are the same as those of children as soon as possible. year, and 22 between July and some 20 species of mammals. simply stuck short lengths of ground wire at removed, down to the sheathing, before a each box for the sake of appearance. slapped at the center of one drywall panel. new layer can be put on. But Conti has high praise for Manchester It Iraunced back. The panels had been glued Under an older code three layers would builders in general. Their integrity has only lightly along their edges, he found have been allowed. given the town a lot of good construction, in when he insisted on having one removed for Weather his view. inspection. Now the town insists the drywall Peopletalk CONTI RECALLS one case where an old be nailed or screwed. An inspector can see couple, living in a former Cheney Brothers AND HIS ADM IRATION for the late Alex at a glance how many nails or screws are Today’s forecasts house on the West Side, was having a new Jarvis is almost limitless. Jarvis was holding the stuff in place. layer of shingles applied. The old one had buildiing houses by the hundreds in Connecticut, Massachusetts and not been removed and Conti wanted the job Manchester's.post World War II boom. He "The only enforcement situation where I Distinctive eyes Rhode Island: Partly cloudy to­ started again and done right. was not a man to take guff from anyone, but can justify getting nasty," says Conti, is What stars have the most distinctive eyes? day. Highs 25 to 35. Cloudy tonight The man, 83, pleaded with him. He could Conti says he never objected to regulation where a swimming pool has not been Every year the American Optometric Associa­ with a chance of light snow late at not face the added cost. when the reason for it was explained to him. adequately fenced to protect neighborhood tion comes out with a list, and this year readers of night. Lows mostly in the 20s. Conti climbed to the roof. The pitch was Though he built many of thie most modest children. Modern Screen magazine are voting on the Wednesday snow changing to sleet very steep, which makes the weight houses in Manchester, Conti calls him a "Those are the times when I wish could winners. and freezing rain then to rain problem less critical. He looked further and premium builder. He bought the Cadillac of carry a firemen's ax." he said. The list of inviting eyes will be published in the mostly rain along the coast. Highs found that the rafters were of strong building materials. In cases where a June issue of the magazine, but here are some of from the mid 30s to mid 40s. chestnut and were full measure, not the. three-section boiler was adequate under the BUT THOSE WORRIES are behind him the leaders as of now: Elizabeth Taylor, John Maine: Variable cloudiness to­ reduced measure of modern lumber. building code, Jarvis often used a four- now. Soon he'll be devoting his time to golf Travolta and Robert Redford look like winners. day with a chance of flurries over Conti yielded. section boiler, Conti says. and travel. He and his wife. Norma, have Michael Jackson is the leading contender in the the north and mountains. Highs He does not often do so,and a lot of those in When a less expensive cooper pipe gotten rid of all responsibilities that Could male pop singer category: Olivia Newton-John from the teens north to the low 30s the construction building regard him as a became acceptable for plumbing vents, but stand in the way of packing a bag and taking heads the female pop singers; Pierce Brosnan of south. Becoming cloudy with a bit tough. not for plumbing drains, Conti asked Jarvis off any time they want to. “ Retirement is to "Remington Steele" leads in the male TV star chance of light snow tonight. Lows But Conti lists patience, understanding how he found the new pipe. do what pleases you and your wife, " he category, and Barbara Mandrell is top choice ranging from 5 below zero north to and compassion among the personal Jarvis said it gave him no trouble at all. reasons. among female country singers. the teens south. Occasional snow attributes he feels a building inspector must He didn't use it. He used only the more But has had no regrets since the day in Wednesday. Highs from the teens have. expensive type. That way there was no' 1956 when he took a job as a building north to the 30s south. Very seldom do inspections involve possibility of getting the two mixed up and inspector for $4,065, almost $2,000 less than New Hampshire: Variable confrontations, and it is not often that having a worker use the inferior pipe for the salary he left at Pratt & Whitney cloudiness today with a chance of anyone knowingly tries to deceive an drains. Aircraft. Herald pholo by Pinto Streisand on women flurries over the north and moun­ inspector. When it does happen, the Fortunately it is seldom necessary to "The town has been a good employer. It Barbra Streisand, who plays a girl masquerad­ tains. Highs from the teerjs north to memory of it lingers. make anyond tear anything down. In most has treated me fairly. I hope I have Been ing as a boy in the movie "Y en tl," of which she is ths low 30s south. Becoming cloudy Partly cloudy, snow possible Once Conti got a complaint from a mother cases where something is structurally good for the town," he says. Frank Conti, chief building inspector for Manchester, won't be the star, director, co-producer and co-writer, with a chance of light snow tonight. of young children about a barn that was in inadequate, you just have to make the He'll have a chance to say goodbye to perusing many building plans like these in the future. Conti is thinks being female is just fine. Lows in the single numbers.and serious disrepair. She was afraid a child builder add more support, a procedure that friends at a retirement dinner for him Jan. 6 Today partly cloudy. Highs 25 to 30. Southwest winds around 10 mph. resigning after 27 years with the Building Department. She said, " I have some very close women teens. Occasional snow Wednes­ would get hurt exploring the barn. When can be costly after a building is framed. at the Army and Navy Club. Tonight cloudy with a 40 percent chance of light snow late atnight. Lows friends, so I have always felt that we must stick day. Highs in the 20s north and 30s south. together, that we are sisters, that we must have a 20 to 25. Light variable winds. Wednesday snow changing to sleet and bond between us. Vermont: Considerable cloudi­ freezing rain then rain. Highs In the upper 30s. Today's weather picture " I am constantly shocked by either women who ness today with a chance of light was drawn by Brian Mitchell, age 9, a student at the Robertson School. are jealous of other women, or women who try to Day approaches snow north. Not as cold as Monday Area News Fire Calls with highs in the mid teens to mid act like men. Women who are trying so hard to be Princess Caroline of Monaco and Stefano 20s. Cloudy tonight with a chance part of a man's world, but in doing so are taking Casiraghi will be married on Thursday. They Saturday, 2:39 p.m. — electrical stove problem, 31 Memorial Hospital (Town) on the worst qualities of men. I don't want to be a of snow. Temperatures remaining In Manchester posed for this official photograph today at the around 20. Wednesday snow Ridgewood St. (Town) Sunday, 10:50 a.m. — alarm, 239 E. Middle man. I enjoy being a woman." palace Princier. changing to sleet and freezing rain Experts speak at school Friday, 10:29 a m. — medical call, 142 Woodbridge Saturday, 3:52 p.m. — medical call. 519 E. Middle Turnpike (Town. Paramedics) north and possibly changing to rain St. (Eighth District, Paramedics) Turnpike (Paramedics) Sunday, 10:58 a m. — car fire, 431 Gardner St. BOLTON — Bolton High School social studies south. Windy with highs in the low Friday, 12:23 p.m. — medical call. 239 Spencer St. Saturday, 3:58 p.m. — medical call. 32 Vernon St. (Town) to mid 30s. classes have heard three guest speakers this (Paramedics) (Paramedics) Sunday, 12;05 p.m. — service cail, 145 Vernon St. month. Saturday, 8 p.m, — medical call. 418 Porter St. (Town) Quote of the day Long Island Sound: Winds Friday, 12:36 p.m. — medical call, 15 Andor Road Edwin Caldwell, a vice president at Connecti­ (Paramedics) Sunday. 12:31 p.m. — alarm, 239 E. Middle Simon says mostly southwest to south 10 to 15 (Paramedics) RED Speedwagon is helping American speeds- cut Bank & Trust, spoke on Reagonomics to Friday, 4:17 p.m. — motor vehicle accident, 325 W. Saturday. 8:17 p.m. — medical call. 12 Chester Turnpike (Town) knots today and tonight and Paul Simon and Art Garfunkel were doomed to kater Erik Henricksen realize his dream of a economics and current events classes. A Middle Turnpike (Town, Paramedics) Drive (Paramedics) Sunday, 8: 56 p.m. — chimney fire. 203 Summit St. southeast to south increasing to 20 failure in their attempt to team up again. chance to win an Olympic gold medal. The rock sociology and contemporary Issues class heard Friday, 4:40 p.m. — smoke. Lincoln Center (Town) Saturday, 8:34 p.m.— shed fire, 46 Purnell Place (Town) E to 30 knots Wednesday. Visibility In an interview in Playboy, Simon was asked band set aside the proceeds from a concert in drug and alcohol consultants. Mr. and Mrs. Friday. 4:51 p.m. — motor vehicle accident, 540 (Town) Monday. 3:11 a.m. — alarm. Manchester Memorial E over 5 miles today and tonight how he and Garfunkel got along during their Champaign, 111. — the hometown of both Timothy Berger, speak on the effects of drug and New State Road (Eighth District) Sunday. 3:02 a.m, — structure fire, 24 Tower Road Hospital (Town, Paramedics) lowering to below 1 mile attimes in European reunion tour. “ We were hardly Henricksen and REO — to finance his training for alcohol abuse on adolescents. Friday, 5:46 p.m. — motor vehicle accident, 130 (Eighth District) Monday, 3:45 a m. — alarm. Manchester Memorial rain and fog Wednesday. Average speaking to each other. I'm not sure why not. It the 1984 Winter Olympics in Yugoslavia. Social studies teacher Anthony Falcetta invited Parker St. (Town, Paramedics) Sunday, 5:40 a.m. — smoke alarm. Manchester Hospital (Town) wave heights 1 foot or leess today wasn't my choice. I felt he wasn't speaking to REO lead singer Kevin Cronin said, "H e'd been the speakers. Friday, 7:04 p.m. — medical call. 25 Mill St. Memorial Hospital (Town, Paramedics) Monday. 5:27 a.m. — broken water pipe, Manches­ and tonight building with rough m e." the American Sprint champion in 1982 and 1983, (■Paramedics) Sunday, 6:40 a.m. — smoke alarm. Manchester ter Modes, Pine Street (Town) seas developing Wednesday after­ He added that, "on a certain level, not too far but he didn't have enough money to train properly Paper pickup delayed Friday, 9:59 p.m. — medical call, 709 Main St. Memorial Hospital (Town) Monday, 6:31 a.m. — medical call. 180 Grissom for the Olympics. So we told him we believed in noon. Sunday, 7 a.m. — smoke alarm, Manchester Road (Paramedics) from the surface, he doesn't like me ... The same Satellite view COVENTRY — The North Coventry Fire (Paramedics) him and that we wanted him to go for it. Gold ' goes for me," Commerce Department satellite photo taken at 4 a.m. EST shows Department monthly paper pickup has been Saturday, 12:44 a m. — medical call, 179 Tolland C He went on to say they also have shared 30 years medals, gold records — it's all the same thing. Extended outlook C extensive cloudiness over the north-central and western portions of resheduled to Jan. 8. Turnpike (Paramedics) of friendship. Simon said of the album that he The way to get there is to give it every bit of Saturday, 3:50 a.m. — medical call. Main and Extended outlook for New Eng­ the nation. Another area of cloudiness, associated with an upper level Department president Richard Mason urges all wound updoing alone, "A t first I thought, I really energy you've got." Hilliard streets (Eighth District. Paramedics) land Thursday through Saturday; disturbance, encompasses the southeastern quarter of the country. North Coventry residents to help the volunteer can't do it. These new songs are too much about Saturday, 11:03 a.m, — leaking refrigerator, 16 Bridge sketch to be sold off Connecticut, Massachusetts and Rain, snow and freezing rain occur In both of these areas. fire department in its fund-raising campaign by my life — about Carrie (Fisher) — to have Rhode Island: Clearing early placing their bundled newspapers at the curb Doane St. (Eighth District) anybody else sing them." Garfunkel talked him Saturday. 12:53 jp.m. — motor vehicle accident. A charcoal sketch of Thursday then fair weather before 9 a.m. on the first Sunday of each month, or out of that, but their professional and personality Interstate 84, westbound (Town, Paramedics) the Oak Grove Nature Glimpses through Saturday. High tempera­ 30.24 by dropping them off at the trailer parked at the clashes eventually made the re-teaming of Simon Center's covered tures in the 30s Thursday upper 20s fire station on Route 31. and Garfunkel impossible. Emiyn Williams arrives in the U.S. from bridge will be aucti­ to mid 30s Friday and Saturday. London in mid-January to begin a nationwide tour oned off by the Man­ Lows in the 20s Thursday teens SOSTON in his one-man show, "Emiyn Williams As chester Land Conser­ Friday and Saturday. Charles Dickens" ... John Lithgow is in New Wirth leaves RH AM vation Trust Thursday Vermont: Rain or snow ending Haven, rehearsing RodSerling's “ Requiem Fora NEW YOPK to raise funds for the Thursday. Fair Friday. Chance of HEBRON — The RHAM Board of Education is Heavyweight," which opens at the Long Wharf restoration of the dete­ Now you know flurries Saturday. Highs in the 20s. one member short these days, since Hebron save presents Theater Jan. 5 ... Dennis Dugan, Patrick Macnee, SAN FRANCISCO riorating bridge. Lows 5 to 15. representative Roy Wirth resigned earlier this The world has 850 active volcanoes, and more Richard Masur and Edward Winter are among The sketch was done Maine: Chance of snow north month, The town of Hebron will schedule a special than 75 percent lie within a “ Ring of F ire" that the stars of "E m pire," a new series that spoofs Eighth District firefighters carefully moved the by local artist Frank and rain or snow south Thursday. LOS ANQEITS town meeting to elect Wirth's replacement. runs along the west coast of the Americas from life in the executive suite, to air Jan. 4 on CBS ... presents from under the David A. Anderson family's Lefevre in 1973 and was Fair Friday. Chance of flurries Wirth's action became official when the RHAM Chile to Alaska and down the east coast of Asia Bill Cullen will emcee a new game show on NBC S Christmas tree early Christmas morning before used to illustrate the north and fair south Saturday. L O W EST board accepted his letter of resignation at its last from Siberia to New Zealand. called "Hot Potato, " to debut Jan. 23. TEMPERATURES setting their engines' hoses on a fire in the living room f'. cover of the land Lows 5 to 15 north and 10 to 20 ,0 .0 meeting Dec. 19. wall. trust's information south. Highs in the 20s to low 30s. 32 O RLEAN S Firefighters were summoned to the Anderson's pamphlet. New Hampshire: Chance of LiOtMO . RHAM has new coach home at 24 Tower Road shortly after 3 a.m. They Local residents are snow north and rain or snow south found three stud channels on fire inside the wall next invited to bid on the Thursday. Fair Friday. Chance of B «|l HEBRON — For the first time, RHAM High to the fireplace. Several studs bent and burst through sketch at the auction, flurries north and fair south (2 3 s«0*tR s’ > , School has a paid coach for women's varsity the outside wall of the house. which will be held at 4 Almanac Saturday. Lows 5 to 15 north and 10 UPl WEATHER FOTOCAST cross-country. The fire was declared under control in about 20 p.m. at the land trust's to 20 south. Highs in the 20s to low Until now, a member of the high school faculty minutes. The last fire official left the scene 45 minutes offices at 20 Hartford 30s. has been coaching the team without remunera­ later. Road. Bidding will 2 2 Today is Tuesday, Dec. 27, the tion. The RHAM Board of Education at its last Eighth District spokesman Thomas R. O'Marra start at $100. 361st day of 1983 with four to follow. High and low National forecast meeting approved the creation of a paid, said today the fire may have been caused by arcing Proceeds from the For period ending 7 a m. EST Wednesday. During tonight, snow will The moon is in its last quarter. part-time position. electrical wires in the wall. auction will be used to The highest temperature re­ be expected In the Southern Rocky Mountains, and the Ohio Valley, The morning stars are Venus, One firefighter suffered minor burns. O'Marra said. supplement funds ported Monday by the National changing to rain over the East Gulf Coast Region and Tennessee. Mars, Jupiter and Saturn. Weather Service, excluding Three study superboard What made their efforts memorable, firefighters raised by Patriot Lane The evening star is Mercury, Elsewhere weather will remain lair in general. Minimum temperatures agreed, was that this Christmas morning was "very, resident Alex H. Kra- Alaska and Hawaii, was72 degrees include: (maximum readings in parenthesis) Atlanta 39 (51), Boston Those born on this date are under at Yuma, Ariz. Today's low was 18 HEBRON — Three members of the RHAM very cold." jewski, who organized 24 (44), Chicago 13 (28), Cleveland 20 (33). Dallas 27 (37), Denver 4 a drive to save the the sign of Capricorn. They include degrees below zero at Butte, Mont. Board of Education have been appointed to a German astronomer Johannes (23). Duluth -07 (12), Houston 35 (41), Jacksonville 43 (74), Kansas three-town committee to study regionalization of bridge from being torn City 2 (19), Little Rock 24 (38), Los Angeles 51 (87), Miami 60 (79), down. 7 Kepler, in 1571; French bacteriolo­ Snowflake name* the Andover. Hebron, Marlborough and RHAM 7 gist Louis Pasteur in 1822, and Minneapolis -05 (15), New Orleans 47 (62), New York 21 (44), Phoenix school districts into one district. Houses called The bridge, which actress Marlene Dietrich, in 1904. The Greek word kryllos, or frost, 46 (63), San Francisco 53 (57). Seattle 30 (39), St. Louis 10 (9). pnd A single, regional district would have only one was built by the Jay- On this date in history is the correct name for a snow­ Washington 29 (43). board of-education, with representatives elected cees, has repeatedly In 1892, the foundation stone of flake. A snowflake is formed when from each town, and one superintendent. sound enough been vandalized and is the Cathedral of St. John the hydrogen and oxygen atoms are Those appointed to the committee from the plagued by structural held together by electric charges. RHAM board are RHAM Chairman Richard A. problems. Divine was laid in New York City. BOLTON — Town Building Inspector Calvin How large and elaborate a snow­ The executive board In 1941, Japanese war planes Harrison and Andrew Mulligan, both of Hebron, Hutchinson said Friday the houses local developer flake is, is determined by the of the Lutz Children's bombed Manila in the Philippines, Manchester Herald and Samuel Davis of Andover. Lawrence F. Fiano plans to build In his .32-lot temperature at which it is formed. Museum, which leases despite the fact it had been subdivision off South Road and Route 44 will probably the nature center prop­ declared an open city. Hichard M Diamond, Publisher be as sound as any now existing on South Road, and in In 1968, the Apollo-8 astronauts Sammartino backs out erty from the town, had some ways sounder. decided to tear down returned to earth after a trip ANDOVER — Andover real estate broker Hutchinson's opinion contrasts sharply with fears USPS 327-500 VOL. CHI, No. 73 the bridge, but agreed around the moon 10 times, paving Eugene Sammartino has withdrawn an applica­ stated privately among some South Road residents Lottery to a reprieve after the pay for later moon-landing tion to subdivide a 70-acre parcel near Bishop that the new houses will be of poor quality and may Publlihed dallv txcept Sunday Suggested carrier rotes are $1.20 Krajewski began his missions. and certain holidays by the AAan- weekly, $5.12 for one month, $15.35 Swamp into seven building lots. bring down real estatte values in the neighborhood. drive. In 1975, a coal mine explosion chester Publishing Co., 16 Bralnard for three months, $30.70 for six On the town Planning and Zoning Commission's Hutchinson said developers in the era of energy Place, Manchester, Conn. 06040. months and $61.40for one year. Mall When he revealed northwest of Calcutta, India, advice, he asked the Zoning Board of Appeals to conservation have begun building exterior house Connecticut daily Second class postage paid at Man­ rates are available on request. that trustees planned trapped and killed 372 workers. chester, Conn. PO STM ASTER: release him from a town regulation that would walls 6 inches deep, rather than the old standard 4 to tear down the Send address changes to the Mon- To place a classified or display keep him from subdividing the land as he has inches to hold 6 inches of insulation. The 6-by-2-inch Monday: 071 chester Herald, P.O. Box SV1, advertisement, or to report a news bridge, he prompted A thought for the day: Astrono­ proposed. Two of the seven lots on Sammartino's beams they put at regular intervals Inside the wall Manchester, Conn. 06040. Item, story or picture Idea, call considerable outcry in mer Johannes Kepler said, "So P la y F o u r: 0375 643-2711. Office hours are 8:30 a.m. plans are backlots: lots that sit behind other lots have the Incidental effect of strengthening the house, U P l photo To subscribe, or to report a to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday. the community. long as the mother. Ignorance, and have little frontage on a town road. Hutchinson said. delivery problem, call 647-9946. Since they issued the lives, it is not safe for Science, the other numbersdra wn Monday in Office hours are 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 The Manchester Herald Is a Town regulations discourage back lots, but "Today's houses are way overbuilt," Hutchinson offspring, to divulge the hidden Today In history New England: p.m. Monday through Friday and 7 subscriber to United Press Interna­ those that town officials permit may have no reprieve, the Lutz trus­ tional news services and Is a said. tees have donated $500 causes of things." Maine daily: 284 to to a.m. Saturday. Delivery more than a 40-foot wide access to a town road. He said that some very old houses in town are not as This charcoal sketch will be auctioned off by the Manchester should be made by 5 p.m. Monday member of the Audit Bureau of to the cause of saving New Hampshire: 2622 through Friday and by 7:30 a.m. Circulations. Sammartino misread the regulations, town ' sturdy as some even moderately priced new ones. On Dec. 27,1975 a coal mine explosion in Calcutta killed Land Conservation Trust on Thursday. the bridge. Even a full moon reflects only 7 Rhode Island: 9596 Saturday. officials have said, and thought that back lots State and local building codes are also stricter than ircent of the sunlight falling upon 372 workers. Here a bereaved mother is helped form the Vermont: 390 must have 40 feet or more of frontage on a road. in the past, Hutchinson added. r scene. Massachusetts: 4445 4 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Tuesday, Dec. 27, 1983 MANCHKSTER HKRALD, Tuesday. 27, 1983 - 5

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Fouta-Olallon CONAKRY, Guinea (U PI) - French relief supplies in response to a weekend It said the initial supplies were national Red Cross said the organiza­ B y Heltn Thomat state George Shultz’s reported recommendation that Deputy press secretary Bob Sims said nearly the intends to leave to each .service the follow-up on the jets and a Red Cross aircraft ferried appeal by President Ahmed Sekou provided by the Danish and West tion had sent 7,000 blankets and tents to United Pres* International the United States withdraw from the United Nations entire report will be made public, except for 20 pages results of the report. Toure for international aid. house 1,000 homeless. dealing "with current operations, and details and emergency supplies to Guinea today German Red Cross organizations and Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization Reagan is said to be concerned over a .separate Officials of the Geneva-based Inter­ A first powerful quake measuring 6.3 (UNESCO). information on how to prevent future terrorist GUINEA following two earthquakes that killed would arrive In the capital, Conakry, WASHINGTON — President Reagan heads for Hou.se Armed Services subcommittee report that national Red Cross said the organiza­ on the Richter scale shook the northern Reagan was said to have decided to serve a one-year attacks." more than 400 people and left thousands later today. California today armed with the critical Pentagon sharply criticized the entire U.S. military command tion was sending 164 large and small mountains of Fouta-Djallon lost Thurs­ notice of intention to withdraw from the organization The report was delivered to the White House Friday )Conal

Jack Bv United Press International at a high rate of speed when the but unwanted presents tended to be accident occurred. He was re­ exchanged for different sizes or A warning for Reagan over Lebanon Anderson leased on a promise to appear in coiors or other items rather than State police reported one traffic fatality on Connecticut highways court Jan. 9 for cash refunds, said Belue. Waihington over the holiday weekend as a cold A state police spokesman said ■’People arc still spending. A lot WASHINGTON - President themselves in behalf of the team when he feels he’s out of step.” Merry-Go-Round wave helped reduce accidents but from Friday evening to midnight of retailers are looking for a low inventory at the end of the year and Reagan’s continuing defense of and posturing themselves at the Within the White House, how­ failed to deter shoppers from Monday there were 285 motor vehicle accidents, inciuding 48 people are out to take advantageof his deployment of American expense of our foreign policy,” ever. some presidential advis­ continuing their spending spree Jack Germond a after Christmas. with injuries, and 349 arrests for sales,” he said. "People are aware Marines in Lebanon is not going he says. ers express the belief — or the Gerald Kopfman, 17, of Brook­ moving violations aiong with 91 the economy is up and they have to prevent a heated congres­ Stratton for one argues, how­ hope, anyway — that with and lyn, was killed Monday when the warnings. The tickets issued in­ more dollars in their pockets.” sional debate over that deploy­ ever. that no extensive inquiry members of Congress home for car in which he was riding slid off cluded 180 for speeding and 48 for The National Weather Service ment when the legislators re­ Jules Witcover into the Reagan policy in the holidays and the public busy Zomax Route 12 in Danielson and struck a drunk driving. .said the frigid temperatures that Rob Belue. assistant manager of brought near record, below-zero turn to Capitol Hill next month. Syndicated columnists Lebanon is needed because the with Christmas, the subcom­ tree, police said. Kopfman was The report of the House subcommittee’s investigation mittee report will have minimal pronounced dead shortly after the Westfarms Mali in Farmington, lows Christmas Day moderated Armed Services subcommittee did examine the policy as part of impact by the time Congress labeled 9:40 a.m, accident. said shoppers turned out in large somewhat Monday as highs reached 19. sharply critical of security its review. Security and policy reconvenes. These advisers say Two other youths, Roger Bar- numbers Monday for the first day of what he expects to be a busy Sunday's low of minus 3 at 6:30 measures in the Oct. 23 terrorist “ are tied up together,” Stratton they expect there will be an tholomay, 16, of Plainfield, and week for retailers. am . at Bradley International bombing in Beirut that cost the says. ” It was the policy that led attempt to roll back the 18- a killer Guy Lahia, 15, of Danielson, suffered extensive cuts and were ” It’s amazing. It's terrific. The Airport did not approach the lives of 241 servicemen, which Stratton was one of eight publican on the subcommittee, to the debacle,” especially the month time limit but are taken to Day Kimbali Hospital in way people are coming it looks like record of minus 13 set three years Reagan sidestepped in his latest Democrats on the subcommit­ is one of those who voted against orders that the Marines show a confident they can beat it. Christmas is stiil coming.” said before. However, the weather WASHINGTON - It takes a Putnum. They were listed in fair press conference, likely will be tee who voted with a lone the 18-month extension. He says ’’visible presence” in Beirut. ’’There will be a lot of noise.” Belue, who estimated 20,000 service reported wind chill factors corporation the size and strength condition today. a catalyst for and a centerpiece Republican. Rep. Larry J. he is still against Congress, The President in his Tuesday says one, ’’but not to the point passed through the mail’s doors as low as 30 to 4^ degrees below of Johnson & Johnson to survive The three were riding in a car. of that debate. Hopkins of Kentucky, in support setting any time limit on the night press conference reaf­ where there will be legislation.” driven by Michael Manso, 18, of Monday. The trafic dropped off a zero in some sections. the evaporation of $100 million. Key members of the subcom­ of the critical report. Marines’ deployment, because firmed that he intends to keep That is a very sanguine view Danielson, police said. Manso, who little late in the day due in part to Several dozen residents in Avon, That’s the estimated loss in profits Andover and Ledyard had to put up mittee are saying now that the "The President better try to that is a decision that should be the Marines in place and he considering the public mood the DPI photo was nol injured, was charged with the sunny skies, he said. and damages from the publicity The shoppers came both to hunt with a brief loss of power Sunday report will be instrumental in come up with a better mission of left to ’ ’people who are closer to sought to squelch speculation congressmen likely are encoun­ negligent homicide with a motor over the poisoned Tylenol Poster child for bargains and bring back gifts. when frozen lines broke. stinhulating renewed demands Congress will do it for him,” it” in the State Department and that he might pull them out if, as tering back home. The latest vehicle. Police said he was driving capsules. that the Marines be withdrawn, Stratton says. The vote on the the military. But he adds: ” 1 he had said earlier, there was Gallup Poll shows voters now Jimmy Howard of Enfield, 5, examines a group of those who have donated blood Now just as the pharmaceutical that their deployment be al­ subcommittee report, he says, want them out now. They can’t “ total collapse” in Lebanon. rate the threat of war and poster during a holiday ceremony in to help Jimmy were on hand at the company is climbing back from tered, or at the least that the represents some significant get out of there soon enough to Reagan said he had answered a international problems as the the brink, another product has Hartford at which he was named the ceremony, including Michael Moreno of Bridge work to be completed today 18-month time frame for their switches on the part of Demo­ suit me.” hypothetical question and didn’t most important problem facing attracted unwelcome headlines. 1984 Connecticut Red Cross Poster Manchester (left) and Jean Quesen- staying approved by Congress crats who backed the President mean to suggest he was predict­ the country, replacing unem­ It’s the painkiller Zomax, which Child. Jimmy has a genetic blood berry of West Hartford. HARTFORD (UPI) - Rein­ hysteria,” said DOT Chief Engi­ The spans of the 20-year-old be repealed. earlier when Stratton and De­ Hopkins says the subcommit­ ing or looking for such a ployment. Joblessness was bridges have been gradually mov­ has been associated with 10 deaths disorder that requires transfusions. A \ forcement of two Interstate 84 neer Robert W. Gubala, who was " I think we're probably going mocratic Rep, Clarence Long of tee’s investigation was the most collapse. mentioned by 42 percent of ing off their sup)>orts for three and 2,161 mild-to-critical allergic bridges in Hartford found slipping checking the progress of workers to get the Marines out of there as Maryland unsuccessfully thorough and free of politics of those polled in October but by off their concrete supports should years. DOT officials said. The reactions among consumers. hired by an emergency order on a result of this,” says Rep, Sam sought a resolution calling for any in which he has been STRATTON, THOUGH, says only 32 percent in late No­ be completed today and there is no Thursday. "There’s no danger of widest gap discovered was 8- At least that’s what the Food and Stratton, the New York Demo­ the Marines to leave Lebanon involved, but that when Con­ he senses that the President is vember. The threat of war was Bridge collapse danger they will collapse, stale collapse, but the bridges must be inches on the eastbound bridge, crat who long as been regarded unless Reagan came up with a gress comes back, the fact that already looking for a way to get cited by 23 percent in October Drug Administration alleges in the Connecticut officials said. reinforced this way now,” he said. making it the priority for DOT files it has kept on the popular a hawk on military matters but new mission for them approved an election year will be just the Marines out, whatever he but by 37 percent in November. The adjacent spans carry traffic Repair crews worked through officials. who was calling the Marine by Congress, beginning may seriously im­ says publicly. Reagan, he says, That does not sound as if the painkiller during the two-and-a- over New Park Avenue and the holiday weekend to install the In Brief judged top story Slince Friday workers have been deployment a mistake well pede nonpartisan debate. ” is a guy who can feel the pulse American people want to stand haif years it has been on the railroad tracks. temporary supports that would market. The harried company State Department of Transpor­ catch the bridges if they fell. piling up hollow concrete units to before the Beirut tragedy. HOPKINS, THE ranking Re- "Many people will be posturing (of the country) and switch pat in Lebanon. form a wall up to the steel girders withdrew Zomax from the market tation officials said the work on the The overpass is located in an More than average asthma of the bridges. They planned to last March, but it is eager to get the Bv United Press International easlbound span, which was in the industrial area with few homes pour sand into the units for better medication back on drugstore STORRS — A University of Connecticut study worse shape, was completed Sun­ nearby. Passing trains have HARTFORD — The Connecticut Turnpike in day morning and work on the slowed the work because repair­ support and then insert short An editorial shelves. has found Puerto Ricans in Hartford suffer from asthma at a much greater rate than the national Fairfield County and the community of West Hartford westbound span would be finished men must clear heavy cranes and wooden beams between the girders average and its author believes the trend holds produced Connecticut's top stories of 1983. by Tuesday. trucks from the tracks. Gubala and units to tighten the fit, Gubala ZOMAX is produced by a John­ true throughout the Northeast. The collapse of a lOO-foot portion of the Mianus "There's no need for mass said. said. son & Johnson subsidiary, McNeil The study by Peter Guarnaccia, a UConn River bridge on Interstate 95 in Greenwich was The top story Laboratories, which has circu­ medical anthropologist, shows an asthma rate judged unanimously the top story of the year in a lated a ’’briefing paper” in the among Puerto Ricans in a Hartford housing survey of UPf newspaper editors and broadcast news Jewish youths made holiday cloakrooms of Congress and back project at least double — and maybe triple — the directors. rooms of the Food and Drug national average. The three other stories in the lop lour were the $7 million Wells Fargo robbery in West Hartford, the of past year Administration. Regretfully, I Guarnaccia, 33, a doctoral candidate at UConn, said he first noticed the asthma problem three four arson fires against West Hartford's Jewish brighter for hospital patients have to challenge this propaganda community and the deaths of seven (H-ople in a traffic document just as the Tylenol years go while working on a health survey at the Charter Oak Terrace-Rice Heights housing accident at the Stratford tolls on 1-95 HARTFORD (U PI) - About 25 nation using Jewish youths. He feel belter someone is around,” Of all the events of 1983 in political cam paign had m embarrassment is beginning to project in Hartford. The court problems of Arthur Powers, former Jewish youths made Christmas said hundreds of Jewish teenagers said Julie Goodman. 18. of Connecticut, probably none started. c dissipate and become blurred in commissioner of the state Transportation Depart­ brighter at St.^ Francis Hospital from the Hartford area have Bloomfield. captured more headlines No doubt the “ infrastruc­ the mists of the ill-remembered ment, was selected the No. 5 story of the year, and Medical Center handing out participated in the program since Seth Kursman, 18, of Bloomfield, than the collapse in June of ture” figured in local races past. State files Silkwood brief followed by the Legislature's decision to raise the flowers, talking to patients and its debut six years ago. the program’s youth coordinator, slate's legal drinking age, auto emission testing and The youths, who are involved said a lot of the program’s My associate Tony Capaccio has HARTFORD — Attorney General Joseph relieving volunteers so they could the Connecticut Turnpike all over Connecticut. Indeed, state environmental issues with the United Synagogue Youth, participants return year after year compared the ’’briefing paper” Lieberman says Connecticut filed a brief with the spend the day with family and bridge over the Mianus River the Mianus bridge collapse Three stories tied in the balloting lor the No. 9 story performed a variety of non­ and their younger siblings also join with sworn testimony and internai U.S. Supreme Court in the Karen Silkwood case friends. of the year: the liver transplants in New Haven, medical chores — making beds, when they get older and it’s in Greenwich. became a national cause documents before the Food and because the state intends to get more invioved in " I t ’s a fine ecumenical gesture.” Coleco Industries' "Adam " computer problems and said Stuart Appelbaum, who running errands, delivering water become "almost like a family United Press International, celebre. The entire country Drug Administration. Supreme Court cases that affect state law. the deadlock in the 1983 Legislature over the budget Ms. Silkwood, 28. was employeed by the started the program six years ago. and gifts and handing out colorful tradition. " aiter polling editors around became suddenly very con­ Here’s what McNeil claimed in (or state government. flowers to patients hospitalized Kerr-McGee plant in Oklahoma and was "It’s important for all of us to do Kursman said the program has the briefing paper: "Zomax was Three people died and three were injured when a won various awards, including the Connecticut, picked the scious of the stability, or lack contaminated by radiation exposure. She died in something to make this world a during the holiday season. approved because the FDA and portion of the Mianus River bridge collapsed into the " I t ’s a great satisfaction to help nationwide Social Action Award bridge collapse as the top of it, of bridges. a mysterious car crush in 1974. little better,” he said Sunday. water below during the early morning hours of June patients, give them a smile and and last year received a congradu- McNeil concluded that rat tumor The Connecticut brief supports the position of Appelbaum said the program, news story of 1983. Elsewhere in Connecticut 28. The state Transportation Department last week lalory letter from Gov. William E findings did not indicate that the Silkwood family claiming that in some involving youth from ages 14 to 18. wish them merry Christmas. The Certainly no Connecticut released a report that blamed the collapse on deficient E the bridge collapse prompted Zomax wouid be carcinogenic in is the only one of its kind in the patients like it a lot it makes them O’Neill. circumstances, federal law does not take design. event in 1983 led to a greater harsh criticism of state go­ man.” precedence over state law when ’’applied to a amount of soul-searching. PIPNT I m i. you 1WE (SCfiERNMEKT HAP A LAMP REFORM fROfiRAM..? The Wells F’argo robbery occurred Sept 12 at the vernment’s budget priorities But here’s what FDA’s internal company handling piutonium.” company's armored car terminal in West Hartford. JO-ANN FABRICS’ The bridge collapse helped and gave a Welcome boost to Commentary documents show: Male rats, fed Victor M. Gerena, a former Wells Fargo messenger make the word “ infrastruc­ the highway lobby. small doses of Zomax over a guard, is the prime suspect in the case. He was being 3 0 % OFF ture” the most fashionable two-year period, developed tumors Credit card for low-income sought nationwide by the FBI The Connecticut Construc­ that were "statistically signifi­ What police don't know is whether Gerena CLEARANCE * ENTIRE STOCK CORDUROY. word of the year. NORWALK — A new. credit card company tion Industries Association, cant.” Though Zomax was OK’d masterminded the theft or was manipulated by Assorted wales, colors. Cotton and C Chances are that three catering to people unable to obtain a major credit others. C the state’s most prominent Coping with Third Worid for marketing because the lab cotton/poly, machine wash, 45”. card because of low salaries has been started by a The arson fires in West Hart ford occurred in August years ago few people could findings were not considered ” suf- Rog. ftom $5.99 yd. roadbuilding group, said in a Norwalk man. and September, and on Dec. 13, Barry Dov Schuss. 17. even have defined the word, ficientiy ominous,” it was required The American Way Card, advertised as "The * OINOHAM, BATISTE A BROAD­ news release last week that it Editor's note; John R. Turner is ments to people who live in luxury, to protect the privileges of the rich. a son in a devout West Hartford Orthodox Jewish but now it is routinely used to to have a strict warning label. Affordable Card,” promises more reiaxed family, was charged with setting the fires at two CLOTH. Polyester/cotton, machine is anticipating a lot of con­ director of continuing education I know what I would be tempted to Like it or not. we have to face the - % mean roads, bridges, pipes Dr. Robert Temple, F D A ’s di­ eiigibility requirements, including a minimum synagogues and the West Hartford homes of two 20 50 wash, 45” wide. Rog. $2.29 to $2.79 yd. and visiting lecturer in English at do. No one wants to kill the goose struction work in the next few truth that it costs far more to rector of new drug evaluation, and sidewalks — all the basic St. Mary’s College, St. Mary's that lays golden eggs, but when the annuai income of only $10,000, said Sam Coopoia, Jewish leaders. * ENTIRE STOCK ZIPPERS. Our entire years “ as the trend toward City, Md. maintain order than it does to acknowledged: "W e accepted the 53, a former ceramic tile store owner and founder About 3 p.m. on Jan. 19, a tractor-trailer truck items that governments tend goose stops laying, who not eat regularly priced selection. Coats and repairing the state’s infras­ disrupt, especially when the order idea that the findings could repres­ of the new card. slammed into lour cars waiting in line at the Stratford to put off repairing when By John R. Turner him? Clark, Beulon"*, Unique'” and more. tructure continues.” you’re trying to maintain sits on ent some degree of carcinogenic He said many people who earn between $10,000 lolls on the Connecticut Turnpike, killing three women ip \ O F F The issue of how we, the citizens Wide scale repudiation of debt by regular price times are tough. the backs of a starving peasantry. risk in man.” Even an internal and $20,000 would not be able to obtain major and three children instantly. A seventh victim, a The bridge collapse helped of the wealthy nations, should the Third World would set off a credit cards such as VISA or MasterCard even In Manchester the Mianus Such peopie can’t be bamboozled McNeil memo notes th.at the child, died later at Bridgeport Hospital. make this desirable trend respond to the poverty which is the financial crisis as serious as any though many of them would be good credit risks. During 1983, Arthur Powers was convicted of two Sale ends % OFF bridge collapse led town any longer with the myths of company had established a December 31sf. possible. lot of most of the people of the we’ve seen since the great depres­ feudalism. They know, to some counts of hindering the prosecution in the slate's officials to close the shaky "cleariy significant’’ cancer risk BETTER DRESS A BLOUSE An ironic footnote to the world is likeiy soon to move from sion. It could even strike at the extent, what’s happening, and corruption case against him. Union Street bridge. On Fri­ in rats. FABRICS. 1CX)% (xrlyester, machine affair was the announcement its position on the periphery of bank account of the man in the more and more of them are day the bridge was reopened public consciousness and become a street. Let that happen and we’ll wash, trom 45” wide. Rog. from $4.99 yd. deciding that they have nothing to THE BRIEFING PAPER also Hungover last week by the state Depart­ question invoiving our vital, every­ see how quickly happy inattention CALICOS A QUILTS. 100% cotton on a temporary basis. It will iose by joining the guerilla armies. claims: ”A careful evaluation ment of Transportation that day concerns. is replaced by demands to know prints. Single, double-faced quilts; be rebuilt completely in years The government of the United makes ciear that the rat tumors do toddlers the bridge had collapsed not The Reagan administration’s what’s going on. poly fill. Machine wash, 45” wide. to come. States has shown, over and over not give reason to believe that because it had been poorly poiicy of ignoring the masses of the Prints rog. $3.99 yd. again, that it has neither the Zomax is carcinogenic in animals a problem Various Republican candi­ Third World, hoping that they will THE SECOND difficulty is that Quilts rog. trom $4.99 yd. maintained, but because it patience nor the political wisdom or man and do not give reason to dates during the election go away, though callous, has been 40 percent of our exports go to the lU n S tQ U a iA CRAFT KITS. Our entire stock ot had been designed poorly. to divorce itself from reactionary bar long-term use of Zomax.” FARMINGTON (UPI) campaign in Manchester this politically successful for the short developing countries. If they don’t regularly priced kits. Including stability in order to support But this is disputed by the FDA, — The Connecticut Poison fall complained that the But this finding, so long run. The average American seems have money to buy, how are we candlewicking. democratic progress. In our go­ which declares: ” A significant Center says inebriated to feel littie sympathy for "those going to seii? The high price of the Youth Specially Shop town’s “ infrastructure” had after the spectacular bridge vernment’s defense it has to be increase in tumors observed at and hungover toddiers people over there.” But the at­ dollar is already driving our have become an increas­ been neglected by years of collapse, is unlikely to cause said that the democratic traditions such a low dose in rats is an 757 Main Street Downtown Manchester 2 tempt to erase them from our import-export imbalance to unusu­ ingly common problem 2 0 % OFF Democratic rule. The Demo­ as much soul-searching about of the Third World countries are 2 observation that must be assessed attention isn’t going to be feasible ally high ievels. The American during the holidays. FLANNEL SOLIDS A PRINTS. Soft cotton/poly. crats countered that the the qualifications of engi­ mostly weak or non-existent. as clearly relevant to human much longer. economy is losing about haif the machine wash, 45” wide. R«g. $2.49 A $2.79 yd. « lininosainterfacinos . au Jeanne Kirkpatrick’s pechant for exposure.” Temple also wrote me Dennis Crean, an assi.st- Republicans had gone along neering firms as there has Three major difficulties are beneficial effects of the federal VELOURS. 54” ocetate/nylon Fabri-kamma, 60” regularly priced Pellon® & Stacy authoritarian regimes is easy to in October that reintroducing ant director of the center, AFTER CHRISTMAS CLEARANCE perfectly happily with the been about maintaining the combining to force them through deficit from our inability to sell as Arnel' trlocetate/nylan Crowncamo® Machine Intertoclngs; 45” acetate linings. understand. Often it seems that we Zomax for chronic use "would be said over the years there Democratic policies until the infrastructure. the protective shield of our unadul­ much as we buy. If our exports wash. Reg. $3.99 A $6.99 yd. have no other option. unacceptable because of animal have been more and more Girls - Boys ♦ SPECIAL ORDER DECORATOR terated self-concern. The first is decline even further because the For my part, if the choice lay tumorgenicity.” calls during the holidays HOLIDAY TRIMS. All reg. price holiday tapes, FABRICS. From our collection ot reg. that we, or at least our banks, have poor countries can’t purchase our about young children be­ braids, much more. Selection varies by store. price tamous-name decorator tabrics. between a dictatorship benefitting McNeil persists: "The absence HEAVY WEAR loaned the Third World countries goods, all our economic wea­ ing sick from sipping 7 Berry's World only a tiny portion of the population of evidence of malignity ... leads to * EMBROIDERY HOOPS. Entire regu knesses wiil be exacerbated. liquor from party glasses. 7 tremendous amounts of money, and communist revoiutionaries the conclusion that the tumors larly priced stock. Metal, plastic, much of which their leaders have 30-40% OFF hostile to the United States, I would were not related to carcinogenic In the past few years, 4 Q % OFF worsen; all styles and shapes. spent on non-productive projects THE THIRD predicament is be neutral during the military activity of Zomax, but to the known . however, the popularity of Pram Suits, Snowsuits (from 1970 to 1980, arms purchases perhaps the thorniest of them all. struggle, and work with the winner unique proclivity of aged male rats cologne and other scented SELECT WOOLENS. Wool/poly/ocryllc, wool/sllk/ SOUTH by Third Worid nations went up 430 The elite of the Third Worid, with Coats, Jackets 5 to increase opportunities for the to develop this one kind of tumor cosemtics for men seems poly. Machine wash, from 54”. Reg. $6.99 A $9.99 yd. percent). Now their economies are whom we have traditionally allied poor. If that allowed communist to have compounded the 33% OFF K"' being crippled by the burden of ourselves, become more uneasy as problem, he said. FALL SUITINO COLLECTION. Poly and poly/royon, takeovers, so be it. This is a worid Comments the FDA: The only Sizes infants 0-24 mos. * SPECIAL OROUP FABRICS AND debt they have assumed, and they conditions worsen. Instead of machine wash, 60” wide. Reg. $4.99 to $6.99 yd. where hard choices have to be agency pathologist to review the toddlers 2-4 NOTIONS. An Incredible callectlon ot are having more and more diffi­ expending their energy on national • "The packages are Ik KNIT COLLARS. Make It preppy with reg. price made. rat tumor slides diagnosed them as brightiy colored and smell girls 4-14 savingsl Hurry...these values won't lasti culty in making their payments. development they give their atten­ shirt collars. Large selection ol colors, stripes. We should get out of the habit of “ malignant." good and are an attraction boys 4-20 Just about the only motive the tion to protecting themselves. The thinking that every communist to youngsters under five developing countries have for immense quantities of military government will be exactly like the years old,” said Crean. - meeting their repayment sche- equipment being gobbled up by the government of the Soviet Union. Top Brands Good Selection countries of Africa, South America "They break into them duies is the hope of getting more Every communist government (broken sizes) Regular Stock loans. The private banks, however, and the Middle East are not being Letters policy when no one is watching doubtless will trample on personal and drink the contents. PABRia* have got scared and cut their purchased solely to defend against The Manchester Herald liberty. But its record in that Soon after, invariably, we Ownod ond oporertod by Fobri”Con$ors o( Amorico. me lending back to near nothing. And external threats. Rich people in welcomes letters to the respect will probably be no worse get a call from a frantic Special the International Monetary Fund these areas want to be sure they editor. than that of a right-wing oligarchy. parent describing the Letters should be brief and is insisting upon radical reductions have the dominant firepowe,' when Over the long run, the only way classic symptoms of in­ Levi’s Corduroy Jeans to the point. They shouid be k-NIART PLAZA in the deficits of the poor countries the inevitable uprisings come. ebriation or hangover,” Waist 25-30 we can promote freedom in the typed or neatly hand-written, before it advances them new This is a situation made to order . he said. all lengths - all colors MANCHESTER PARKADE Third World Is through programs and, for ease in editing, Hdrtford Turnpike money. for the foreign policy of the Soviet that will deliver food, housing, should be double-spaced. During two weeks span­ If I were a leader in one of these Union. Every $50 rifle it puts in the 340 Broad St. 649-9424 Routes 30 & 83 health care, and basic education to The Herald reserves the ning Christmas and New reg. $20.50 nations, faced with the prospect of hands of South American revolu­ ^ 1 the poor of those areas. And that, right to edit tetters in the Year s Day last year, the Vernon tionary requires hundreds of dol­ starving my fellow citizens in again over the long run, is the only interests of brevity, clarity poison center logged an order to get loans which would go lars worth of fancy military and taste. Mon.-Fri., 10-9, Sat., 10-6, Sun., 12-S OIWbyNCA tnc way we will serve our own average of four calls a day Cash — Master Charge — Visa mainly to satisfy interest pay­ equipment for the armies designed economic interests. ' for children swallwing C copyriQi''tfB3. FoOrHCenten ot America, Inc alcohol, said Crean. i 8 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday. Dec. 27. 1983 MANCHKS1ER HKRAUJ, Tuesday. Dec. 27, 1983 Tuesday T V N ew England Manhunt continues for terrorists B y E d L io n state trooper, a string of about a dozen agent in charge of the 200 FBI agents ih jail terms and re-entered the establish­ In Brief United Press International bombings including the Bicentennial Maine, Massachusetts, New Hamp­ ment that they once sought to destroy. 6:00 P.M. IS) - Pop Spots; Best of '83 detective and • female eheriff to a ® - Dr. OwM Boon 2:00A.M . year blast at a Boston courthouse that shire and Rhode Island. The brigade look its name from two 0 (5D - Business Report dangeroua gerrrf warfare opera­ (X) QD CD (S IS ® - Nawt tion. Jobath Willlama. Robert Ur- QED - Nawsntgltt C D - C M Newt Nlghlwktoli > Poison center urges care PORTLAND. Maine - FBI agents injured 21 people, including a man who Earlier this month, the FBI sent out a radicals -- Jonathan Jackson, who died 0 ) - Esclava Isaura QD - Thr»«’» Compwiv ich. Rated R. 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Gans Kally, | 60s era radicals now approaching I p on ity ti ------people to be careful taking down holiday year in Vermont and upstate New York ringleader of a Weatherman-affiliated ' G2l - T}iis W eek in the NBA K EN N ED Y G A LA G S - N sw s LsnO*. Sam Shspsrd, Kim Stsn- Gaorgs Murphy. 1942 • middle-age who spent nearly a "These people are very dangerous," 7:30 P.M. ley- fitted R. decoration!. Some — including mistletoe — ctln in which heavily armed gunmen, group responsible for the 1969 bomb­ O - Video Jukebox GS - Sports Look d ) - Joa FrankHn Show : decade underground and are still said Gilligan of the Boston FBI office. C£) • PM Magaxine "The Kennedy Center be hazardous to your health, it says. 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Officials have said the group gener­ before turning to violence, the FBI ing. Jacques Cousteau 1965. 0 - Sporta Tonight G2 - NCAA Football: 1983 ! Three are said to be living under-» ^ 2 ~ People's Court ( 0 ^ 2 ** Late Night with David Campbell said there have already been several ground with their children but their " I t ’s part of a continuing program to ally rents rural homes, moves fre­ said. Manning originally lived in 6:30P.M. 0 - Dr. W ho Aloha Bowl from Honolulu. . such cases in Maine this year. ® - Dr. W ho Letterman Hawaii educate state and local police officers quently, and keeps to themselves in Massachusetts but relocated about 13 ^ 2 * MOVIE: 'Go Weat. 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N.H. — The son of an elderly 1936 Light' A professional cult depro­ ney when he agrees to represent ( 0 ( ® - Nova Eyes Over 9.00 P.M. 0 ) Saber Latino Lake Placid. NY guttersnipe and tries to make her * Hopkinton woman who was apparently strangled grammer attempts to free a a pro football player facing trial on China.’ Tonight's program ex­ (X) CX) ” Kennedy Center 10:00 P.M. 9 2 - Business Report 1:00 A.M. into a lady Rex Harrison. Audrey * In her home early Monday has been charged with •-young man from mind control. drug charges. (60 mm ) plores an international experi­ Honors: A Celebration of the Hepburn. Stanley Holloway. • Killer of teacher: ‘I just didn’t like her’ 11:15P.M. second-degree murder. Kristy McNichol. James McNi- (X) - PM Magazine ment in which a group of Performing Arts Walter Cronkite CD - N ews CD * Laveme & Shiriay 8i Co. 1964 Rated G * 2 chol, Jenny O'Hara. 1980. Americans pass along medical hosts this sixth annual entertai- CD 92 - Hart to Hart Jonathan 0 - Reporter 41 Police said James Clow, 41, of Contoocook, was C£) 9 2 - Just Our Luck Shabu skills used in our country in ex­ CD ~ Hogan's Heroes (8) (SS - NBC News ment gala which pays tribute to and Jennifer reveal how they fiist BROOKLINE, Mass. (U PI) - A school administrators, who described and said, This is cold-blooded Ms. King's nude body lay immersed in and Keith come up with a scheme CD - McCloud 3:00 A.M. ; being held in lieu of $50,000 bail at the Merrimack change for medical information five distinguished American ar­ met and fell in love |R) (60 mio } 11:30 P.M. (Q) - Noticiero Naclonal SIN to put the squeeze on a corrupt used in other countries (60 mm | County Jail in Boscawen in connection with the 28-year-uld resident of the Massachu­ Battle as calm, non-violent and “ a murder,'” Walsh said. "He just didn't water in the bathtub. Walsh said she tists. (2 hrs ) (Closed Captioned) - Hawaii Fh/a-O (H) - Twilight Zona CD ~ Let the Children Live Noticias nactonales con Guillermo used car salesman. [Closed Captioned] CD CD death of his mother. Esther, 77. setts School for the Blind who allegedly gentle lamb.” like her. That's all he would say about had been repeatedly stabbed with 0 - NC AA Baakatball: ECAC QD-MOVIE: Stenley' Vietnam • Restrepo (X) - N ew s CD - The Merv Show QD -* Independent Network CD (0 - Thicka of the Night said he stabbed a woman to death Ms. King’s bleeding body was found the victim. " kitchen and pocket knives and beaten N ews Holiday Festival vet uses a rattlesnake as his per- ' Investigators said Mrs. Clow was found dead at ® - ABC News GD - Long Island: The Good Life (33) - MOVIE: Cannery Row' A CD ® ) “ Three's Company CD - Benny Hill Show sonsi weapon of revenge againat a approximately 1 a.m. Monday. An autopsy by Dr. because he "just didn’t like her,” was in an upstairs bathtub at the school "I'm not sure we ll ever know why he with a blunt instrument. He said a Q2 * Robert Klein at Yale This 0 - Ethiopia Report: Our marine biologist tries to forgot his Jack reads a magazine quiz that CD - Rockford Filaa mankind Chris Robinson, Alex 7:00 P.M. G$ - MOVIE: Things Are reveals that he has a roommate return engagement also features Children Are Dying Dennis Carlson, Rockingham County medical held for arraignment today on a soon after Battle called police at 8:15 did it,” Walsh said. hammer was found at the scene. Battle Tough All Over' Tw o men are past while a young runaway drifts Rocco, Susan Carroll 1972 \ CD - CBS News who IS secretly lusting for him (R) the Robert Klein Orchestra QD - Honeymoonera referee, c ncluded the cause of her death was murder charge. a.m. "to say that he just murdered a Walsh said a man called Brookline was arrested immediately. penniless and stranded in Chi­ into life in a bordello. Nick Nolte. 1:15A.M. 0 2 -Countdownto '84 Today's | CD - M*A*S*H Debra Winger. Rated PG (Cldsed Captioned] 0 ) - Freeman Reports 02 - SportaCantar asphyxiation due to strangulation. Bruno Barry Battle, a five-year woman,” said Police Lt. John Walsh. police at 8: IS a.m. Sunday and said Robert Gallup, Ms. King's imme­ 7 cago until Arabs hire them to 0 - Not Nacaaaarifv the Year program features weekly prev- ! QD - Tic Tec,Dough drive a limousine containing $5 0 ) - Another Evening with the QD “ Golden Eagle Awards 0 ) (0 - For Love and Honor 02 - MOVIE: Yea, Giorgio' A in R eview lews and profiles of the 1964 * resident of the school who is also Walsh said Battle told him he killed ” ‘I've just murdered a g ir l." diate supervisor at the school where (D - ABC N ew s million. Cheech Mann, Tommy Statler Brothers 0 2 - NC AA Basketball: Gator Wiecek learns about a surprise in­ womanizing, globe-trotting opera Olympics Spock grandson a suicide mentally retarded, was arrested at Ms. King because, ” ’I just didn't like The caller gave his and the school’s she had been weekend manager for the Chong, Rip Taylor. Rated R star falls madly in love with his 1:30 A M . Bowl Tournament • Game 2 spection and Carolyn introduces 0 - Freeman Reports 11:12 a.m. Sunday and charged in the her.’” address at 200 ivy St., where Battle met past year, said Battle was a "gentle d D - Laugh-In female doctor. Luciano Pavarotti. ISD - 1983 H.S. AM -America from Jacksonville, FL Wake Fo­ Allard to her civilian friends (60 CD - Sanford and Son BOSTON — The grandson of pediatrician Dr. Battle was held without bail pending person who, if he ever lost his temper, QD - Barney Miller rest vs Auburn is featured in min I KathrynHarrold 1982. RatedPG. 0 1 - Kung Fu death of Mary King. 28, a school staff officers at the door. Team CD - Chico and the Man Benjamin Spock died shortly after he was found arraignment the murder charge in "’When police officers arrived on the would do nothing more than pound a fist 02 - NCAA Basketball: Gator 8:30P.M. Game #2 0 • Crossfire member. (S ) - Prime News 0 1 - MOVIE: 'The Long Good CD - CNN Haedllna Nawa 3:15A.M. in a parking lot at Boston’s Children Museum, Bowl Tournament - Game 1 (X ) “ Carol Burnett and Friends (8) 0 ) - Remington Steele Friday' A British underworld The slaying of the woman — who had Brookline District Court. scene, he handed them a knife, " Walsh on the ta b le" ® (S t - A Team The A Team 0) (0 - Tonight Show ( 0 - MOVIE: 'Butterfly' A way- . where his father is the director. from Jacksonville. FL Villanova C£) 0 ) - Happy Days Fonzie de­ leader frantically tries to hold his QD ~ Independent Network been stabbed repeatedly with kitchen “ During the booking the guy seemed said. uses a truckload of hijacked 0 ) - War and Peace 0 - DC. W ho N ew s ward girl seduces the man she - Police said the death was being treated as a vs. Jacksonville is featured in cides he wants to conquer Sui­ threatened empire together Bob thinks IS her father Pia Zadora, * and pocket knives and beaten with a so tranquil and candid. He wasn’t Battle led officers from a blood- The famous Pony Express mail bread to save a former Viet­ dD ■ Joint Custody; A New 0) - Pelicula: 'Jugando a Game # 1. cide Hill' on his motorcycle (R) Hoskins, Helen Mirren, Dave 0 ) - Newlywed Game Stacy Kesch, Orson Welles. suicide. namese guard who risked his life Kind of Family The advantages Morir' blunt instrument — baffled police and nervous at all while he came right out smeared front lobby upstairs to where service only operated for 18 months. o - Radio 1990 Today's pro­ (Closed Captioned] King 1982 Rated R Rated R ■ Peter Spock, 22, was found at 2:25 p.m. Sunday to help them survive a wartime and disadvantages of co- 0 ) - Despedida gram looks at the hottest trends 0 - Nightllne prison camp. (R) (60 min ) C£) - NBA Basketball; New parenting are examined (90 min ) 0 ) - Joint Custody: A New with head wounds at 15 Sleeper St., next to the and performers In the world of 1:45 A.M. 3:30A.M. York at Chicago Kind o f Family The advantages 11:45 P.M. museum on Boston’s waterfront, police said. entertainment ® - MOVIE: The Mirror 0 - MOVIE: Mad Max' When - NHL Hockey: Buffalo el • ( 8 - NBA Basketball; Boston at 9:30P.M. and disadvantages of co- 02 Crack’d’ Hollywood stars be­ 02 - This Weak In the NBA Montreal " I t ’s being treated as a suicide unless we find San Antonio - Oh Madeline Madeline the world's future is threatened ® - Hogan’s Heroes come involved in a murder case m CD 0) parenttng are examined (90 min | finds Charlie in the arms of a gor­ 12:00 A.M. by terrorist cycle gangs, a band of something to the contrary,” said police spokes­ Police charge man Home knitting ban a tranquil English village. Eliza­ 10) - Chespirito Serie comica MOVIE: 'Endangered 4;00A.M . ® - Moneyline geous actress (R) police-elite sets out to protect the man Tom Santry. beth Taylor, Rock Hudson, Geral­ Roberto Gomez Bolanos. Florinda lies' The discovery of muti- CD ■* Magnum, P.l. populace Mel Gibson 1980 0 ) - Newsnight Update ® - N ews He said no foul play was suspected. dine Chaplin. 1976. Meza, Ruben Aguirre 0 2 - HBO Coming Attractions Tted farm animals leads a retired QD " Star Trek Rated R 0 - N ew s The Boston Herald reported today that Spock AAAHHH- apparently jumped from the 5>/li-story building. for his son’s death caiied a mistake Spock, a student at the University of PORTLAND, Maine (U PI) - A The federal government initially BRIDGE ASTRO Massachusetts-Boston campus, worked as a AGAW AM , Mass. (U PI) - A 52-year- the shooting, but said Bond and his wife federal court ruling upholding a ban banned home knitting in the 1940s watchman at the museum. He was taken to old Agawam man has been charged were separated and in the process of on home knitting — performed by out of fear that money-hungry Massachusetts General Hospital where he died a GRAPH with the Christmas Eve murder of his obtaining a divorce. thousands of rural women across garment makers would get around short time later, police said. 5-year-old son and the shooting of his A woman in a bar next to the home New England to ea rn extra money — new minimum wage laws by giving Police said they were awaiting the results of an A freak hand in good hands 3-year-old daughter after he allegedly said the children's mother rushed into impinges on their rights to make a work to home knitters and paying autopsy to determine the official cause of death. quarreled with his estranged wife over the bar screaming, "H e’s killing my living. Sen. William Cohen charges, them less. We aren’t going to try to getting a divorce. babies! ” criticize the bidding of Cohen, R-Maine, said last week he Thus "industrial home work” in NORTH 1M7-U Son charged In slaying Frank Bond, who is hospitalized with The woman in the bar said Mrs. Bond today’s hand except to point a gunshot wound he received in the told her when her husband returned has "strongly urged” federal Labor which thousands of New Englanders ♦ K 109 8 2 Secretary Raymond Donovan to ▼ K1054 out that West might well ^ r t h d a y ; MANCHESTER, N.H. - Manchester police incident, is charged with the shooting of with the children, she demanded a worked at home knitting hats, ♦ 4 have gone to seven clubs, are anxious to talk with Steven Patient, 16. who his son Ricky, who died of a gunshot divorce and he had threatened to kill appeal to the nation's Supreme sweaters and mittens for the gar­ ♦ QS3 where ne couldn’t lose many survived an apparent snowmobile accident, and wound to his chest at 7 p.m. Saturday, himself and the children. Court the ruling upholding the ban. ment industry was restricted al­ points. When he passed six Dm . 2S, 1983 “ Home knitting has been part of though the ban was loosely enforced. WEST EAST possibly a broken back, by crawling some 1,400 police said Monday. Bond lived several blocks away at the spades around to East, we You are likely to spend the • feet through snow in sub-zero weather. the culture and economy of Maine ♦ --- ♦ A63 surely can’t find any fault Police also charged Bond with Sutton Place apartment complex, also However, in 1981, the ban was greater part of the coming year ; The youth was apparently thrown from a and New England for many years," V--. YJ9762 with his double of the spade assault and battery with intent to on Maple Street, said Frank Fila, formally relaxed, following lobby­ in achieving material objec- i , anowmobile in an accident early Sunday owner of the bar, tthe Buccaneer Cohen said, adding that some ♦ KQ Jitl ♦ 10 slam. live*. However, as your next * murder, and breaking and entering ing efforts by home knitters and the 4AJ107M morning, said police. knitters say it is the only thing that ♦ K982 South took his ace of dia­ birthday nears your Interests ! with intent to commit a felony. Lounge. New England congressional Police said Monday they were waiting to keeps them off welfare. SOUTH monds and ruffed a diamond will shift to new areas. Bond's daughter. Cristina, with Police said they believe a .38-caliber delegation. 4QJ784 with dummy’s eight of CAPRICORN (Dm . 22-Jan. If ) i receive permission to talk to Patient, who was gunshot wounds to her chest, was in revolver, thought to be the weapon "The opportunity to work at home YAQ 83 trumps. Then he led the nine In Important involvements • reported in the intensive care ward in Manches­ oritical condition Monday in the used, was recovered from the kitchen is very important to individuals with But the International Ladies Gar­ 4 A876 of trumps. East ducked and today you'll have the upper ' ter’s Elliot Hospital. intensive care unit after undergoing an where Bond, his daughter and son's E young children who do not have ment Workers Union appealed the hand, yet to your credit you • when West showed out, A hospital spokeswoman said she could not operation at the Bay State Medical body were found by bar patrons. access to child care, to persons who lifting of the ban, saying that South abandoned trump play won't use all the clout at your Vulnerable: Both disclose information about the youth’s condition, Center in Springfield. cannot easily leave home because of allowing such home work would to go after hearts. disposal. Major changes are In ' but authorities said he may have broken his back The shooting occurred at about 6:30 physical handicaps or transporta­ ' ‘turn America back to the dark ages Dealer: South He led dummy’s king and store for Capricorns In the ^ Foreign fruit in the 1 a.m. accident. p.m. Saturday, shortly after Bond tion problems and to retired persons West North West showed out. The four of coming 'year. Send for your ! of industrial inhumanity” like the East Soalh Capricorn Astro-Graph pr^ic- * Hours after the accident. Robert Ahearn of returned the children to the home of his hearts came next. East John Endecott, governor of the who need extra income." era of the sweatshoos. 14 tions today by mailing $1 and I Manchester heard a noise and woke up to find estranged wife. Sherry, at 78 Maple St. 24 44 Pass Pass played his nine and South the Massachusetts Bay Colony, brought your zodiac sign to Astro- Patient lying face down in the entrance of Bond, who is unemployed, allegpdiy 5* Pass Pass 54 queen. Another diamond was the first apple seed from England. Graph. Box 489, Radio City I breezeway. Ahearn called an ambulance. turned the gun on himself after Apples soon became an important Dbl. 54 S4 64 ruffed high and the five of Station. New York. N Y. 10019, • Pass Pass Dbl. Pass hearts played. It didn’t mat-< \ shooting his two children and was listed American crop. In 1649 Endecott C Send an additional $2 for the * Pass Pass ter what East did. South NEW Astro-Graph Matchmaker • Four die In accident Monday in guarded condition with a bought 200 acres of land, paying for could win appropriately and wheel and booklet. Reveals gunshot wound to his right side, also at them with 500 3-year-old apple trees he ruff, his last diamond with romantic compatibilities for all ^ TOWNSEND, Mass. — Three women were the Bay State Medical Center. had raised. ADOB&P one: 0 ^ , C A 6 T \ Opening lead: 4K ...TI-05& ^ another one of dummy’s high signs. Police had waited until Sunday to file “Carla is in OFF TME: NFXT 6UOI 16 ) killed and a New Hampshire boy was injured in a trumps. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. I f ) . two-car head-on crash late Monday, officials charges, hoping to have a chance to ■HHE f a t e : o f a ^ 1 P&PAI^MFNr the Kitchen** Now all South had to do Several Important objectives | question Bond. .But, Bond's attorney, A killer whale, also called "orca " DFPABTMFNT 6roeF 6ANTA. By Oswald Jacoby said. V s t o e e : was to lead another trumiID. can be achieved today If your I William Y, Christie, advised his client James Jacoby attitude Is. ’ Yes. I can." What • Killed were Rita Poisson, 57, of Fitchburg, from its Latin name, is similar to man N e: l-V e: ^ , East got his ace, bu th npt to say anything, police said. in that it is one of the few animals that scored 1660 points for his you believe you can accom- ! Wendy Morrissey-Scannell. 34, of Goffstown, ^ 0 7 I P D J 7 % 0 push, you will. N.H., and Kristine Scannell, 18. of Manchester. Police declined to disclose details of seemingly kills for sport. ON, J Freak hands produce doubled slam. O j 1 P ISC E S (Feb. 20-Merch 20) As . MOVE- ( YEAH./ freak results. There is no The play had been very N.H, the day wears on it should • lCXtBaltatlWIKXfMlWKISiMSMiMlaMtlHI HBHieacKseiWMafaicaccMaBtNl \ 1 I t way to know the correct good, since many declarers Benjamin Scannell, 5, also of Manchester. r 188 West Middle Tpke. action, because they don’t would have found a way to become obvious that what you * N.H., was taken to Burbank Hospital in Fitchburg wish to achive will come easier • COUPONS I occur often enough to yield, get set. following the accident and listed in stable CLIP AND SAVE V ^ T T ./ / If you use less (orce and more • Manchester, CT real experience. (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) logic. condition. 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Anna Dilordzl lane. all of Manchester; a niece many years. Friends may call at the funeral many years. He retired from charge of arrangements. Mempf- Funeral services were held and two nephews. She was the wife oT the late Selim SPORTS______home today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 Underwood Typewriter Co. where ial donations may be made to a Friday with a mass of Christian Funeral services will be private F. Mitchell. She leaves a son, M. p.m. Memorial donations may be he had worked for 40 years. He was burial in St. James Church, for charity of the donor's choice. r at the Holmes Funeral Home. 400 Scott Mitchell of Bloomfield Hills, made to a charity of the donor's a^ member of St. Mary's Episcopal Anna Dziordzi, 75. of 50 School St., Main St. Burial will be in St. Mich., and six grandchildren. choice. Church and was an Army veteran who died Wednesday at Manches­ Bridget's Cemetery. There are no Funeral services will be Thurs­ of World War II. Alfrtd O. CIttMman ^ ter Memorial Hospital. calling hours. Alfred 0. Chellman, 81, of 33 day at II a m. at the John F. Omer A. Pelletier Sr. ^ Besides his wife he leaves a son, Time will tell Cowboys’ fate after ouster She was born in Woonsocket, R .I. Vernon St., died Monday at Maif: Tierney Funeral Home. 219 W. George Harris in Florida; two on Aug. 27, 1909 and had been a Omer Albert Pelletier Sr., 65. of Center St. Friends may call at the daughters, Mrs, Shirley Kober of Chester Memorial Hospital. He resident of Manchester since 1945. East Hartford, died Saturday at St. Corrine S. Spencer funeral home one hour before the West Hartford and Mrs. Dorothy was the husband of Marian (Ms!-' By Mika Rabun ricocheted off the hands ol Dallas The Los Angeles victory came in Before retiring she had been a silk Francis Hospital and Medical Corinne (Sykes) Spencer. 93. of service. Burial will be in St. Luchina in Florida; and several suzzo) Chellman. T UPI Sports Writer Gary Allen into those of the Rams' temperatures that were the warm­ weaver at Cheney Mills for 25 Center. Rockville, died at a West Hartford Bridget's Cemetery. grandchildren and nieces and He was born in Hartford on June Mike Wilcher. the contest headed est the area has .seen in a week, but years and had worked in the health care facility on Friday. He was the husband of Irene P. 21, 1902 and moved to Manchester Memorial donations may be P^letier and the father of Rosa nephews. IRVING, Texas — Only time will steadily Los Angeles' way. which were still five degrees below Housekeeping Departm ent at She was born in Rockville and made to the Multiple Sclerosis It years ago. Before retiring he Olesen of Manchester. Funeral services will be Wednes­ bring the answers, but as the dark The Rams seized on that tur­ freezing. The chilly weather re­ Manchester Memorial Hospital for had lived there most of her life. She Foundation, 2.30 Scarborough St., was employed as an assembler for He also leaves three sons, Albert day at 1 p.m.at the Rose Hill and chill combined to envelop nover, which came at the Dallas sulted in 20,015 no shows and'a 20 years. was a 50-year member of Union Hartford, the former Royal Typewriter Co. 0. Pelletier, Arthur R Pelletier Funeral Home, .580 Elm St., Rocky Texas Stadium Monday night, the 16-yard line, to score on a 16-yard crowd of 43,521 — smallest crowd She leaves a daughter. Mrs. for 35 years. ' Congregational Church and a Hill. Burial will be in Rose Hill people who made up the smallest throw from Vince Ferragamo to ever to .see the Cowboys at home Robert (Charlotte) White of Ver­ charter member of Child & Family Viva C. Reggetts and Omer A. Pelletier Jr., all of Besides his wife he leaves three East Hartford; two other daugh­ Memorial Park. Friends may call crowd in the history of the Preston Dennard. That touchdown since they moved to Texas Sta­ non; and two grandsons, both of Services, Tolland Auxiliary, She Viva (Cignetti) Reggetts, 66, of daughters. Miss Gladys Chellman ters. Therese Guy of Rocky Hill at the funeral home today from 2 to structure had to wonder if they gave Los Angeles a 14-10 lead with dium in 1971. Vernon. also belonged to several other 369 S. Main St., died Sunday at of Manchester, Mrs. Grace Clark and Rita Pelletier of East Hart­ 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Memorial were witness to the beginning of 7:23 to go in the third quarter. But t|ie size of the crowd made no Burial was in St. James Ceme­ organizations. Manchester Memorial Hospital. of East Hartford and Mrs. Glorip ford; two brothers, a sister and donations may be made to the one era and the conclusion of The next two times the Cowboys difference to Ferragamo and the tery. Memorial contributions may She leaves a daughter, Mrs. She was the wife of Andrew Lewandowski in Oregon; two eight grandchildren. American Cancer Society. East another. had the ball they turned it over and rest of the Rams. be made to the Manchester Mem­ Warren (Julia) 'Thrall of West Reggetts. brothers, Arthur Chellman of Funeral services will be Wednes­ Center Street. Manchester, or to a On an afternoon made for Los Angeles jumped on those "Vince Ferragamo was a major orial Hospital Redevelopment Hartford; a grandson and two She was born in Manchester on Bloomfield and Harry Chellman of day at 8; 15 a.m. at the Callahan charity of the donor's choice. staying indoors by the fire, the Los mi.scues to score 10 more points difference in the gam e," said Fund. 71 Haynes St. Holmes great-grandchildren. Sept. 16, 1917 and had been a Newington; a sister, Mrs. Esther Funeral Home, 1602 Main St., East Angeles Rams earned theselves a and wrap up the game. Robinson. "We knew we were Funeral Home, 400 Main St., had There will be a memorial servi­ lifelong resident. Before retiring in Pearson of Newington; and two Hartford with a mass of Christian date with the team that stands in An interception by linebacker going to have to pass the football to charge of arrangements. ces Thursday at 2 p.m. at White- 1966 sbe had been employed at the grandchildren. burial at 9 a.m. in St. Mary's Mrs. Virginia H. Salisbury the way of any club possessing Jim Collins at midfield brought be successful. We had to keep their Gibson-Small Fuenral Home, 65 Manchester Herald in the business Funeral services will be Thursk Church, East Hartford. Calling Mrs. Virginia (Hill) Salisbury, thoughts of the Super Bowl. about an 8-yard scoring throw defense off balance and I thought Elm St.. Rockville. Burial will be office for 24 years. She was a day at 10 a.m. at the Holmes The Dallas Cowboys, mean­ from Ferragamo to George Vinnie had one of his great games. Groce W. Splllane hours are today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 81, of76PrincetonSt.,diedMonday in Grove Hill Cemetery. There are parishioner of St. James Church, a at a Manchester convalescent Funeral Home, 400 Main St., while, fell to their lowest point Farmer on the opening play of the "He was efficient, he was Grace W. Spillane of 63 N. Elm 9 p.m. Memorialdonations may be no calling hours. Memorial dona­ member of the Women's Club of home. She was the wife of the late Burial will be in Cedar Hill since 1974 — the last year the team fourth quarter and a crushing daring, he stood in there against a 'St., died Sunday at an area tions may be made to Rockville made to the American Cancer Cemetery, Hartford. Friends may Manchester, the Manchester Society. Robert V.H. Salisbury. .failed to make the N FL playoffs. 94-yard interception return by pretty good pass rush. " eonvalescent home. General Hospital, 31 Union St.. call at the funeral home Wednes­ Garden Club, and the "W e Gals" She was born in Albany, N.Y.,on And In the orgy of self doubt that LeRoy Irvin .set up a 20-yard field Ferragamo completed 15-of-30 She was born in Manchester and Rockville. Club of Emanuel Lutheran Aug. 4, 1902 and had been a day from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. will follow, the off-season question goal by Mike Lansford with 9:07 passes for 162 yards and three had been a lifelong resident. She Church. resident of Manchester since 1967. will become; are the Cowboys left in the game. touchdowns. Almost as impor­ was a member of St. Bridget's Besides her husband she leaves Warren F. Harris I n Memoriam capable of making the playoffs in The only Los Angeles score not tantly, he did not throw an Church. Mary Jayne Mitchell She leaves one daughter, Mrs. several cousins. Warren F. Harris. 82. of 33 Jean Breer of Manchester; and In loving memory of Samuel a. 1984? resulting from a turnover came on interception in what was for Los She leaves two brothers, J. Mary Jayne Mitchell, 78, for­ Funeral services will be Wednes­ Coolidge St., died Monday at two grandchildren. Taggart, who passed away Decem­ Using the combination of an the Rams' opening possession of Angeles a turnover-free game. Thomnas Spillane of Meriden and merly of Delmont St., died Christ­ day at 11:15 a m. at the Watkins Manchester Memorial Hospital. Graveside services will be held ber 27th, 1969. opportunistic defense, the big-play the game when they drove 85 yards Dickerson, meanwhile, gained James F. Spillane of Alta Loma,. mas Day in Michigan, where she Funeral Home, 142 E. Center St., He was the husband of Catherine Wednesday at 10 a.m. in the family threat of rookie star Eric Dicker- and produced a TD on Ferraga- 99 yards on 23 carries and shook off Calif.; three sisters. Catherine had been living for a number of Time and years roll swiftly by. with a muss of Christian burial at (Rurkoski) Harris. plot in East Cemetery. There are son and the three touchdown mo's 18-yard throw to David Hill. a late-game injury to his right foot Spiiiane, Mrs. Francis (Lillian) But love and memories never die. years. She had been a teacher in noon in St. James Church. Burial He was born in New Hampshire no culling hours. The Holmes strikes of quarterback Vince Fer- Dallas overcame that early by saying he will be fine for Hart, and Miss Florence E. Spil­ the Manchester Public Schools for will be in St. James Cemetery. and had lived in Manchester for Funeral Home, 400 Main St., has Wife and Children ragamo, the Rums downed the deficit with a 14-yard scoring practice this week. Cowboys Monday in the NFOwild UPI photo throw from Danny White to Tony "The thing that had not been card game, 24-17. Los Angeles Hill with 17 seconds left in the first working for us was the pass," said Police roundup claimed four turnovers in the Los Angeles’ Eric Dickerson (29) runs Wild Card playoff game Monday in half and a 41-yard field goal by- Dickerson, the All-Star rookie U .S ./W o r ld second half, a turn of events that . Rafael Septien four minutes deep from SMU who led the N F L this not only decided the contest but through the arms of Dallas’ Everson Dallas. Rams won, 24-17, to advance. in the third quarter. year with 1,808 rushing yards. symbolized the Cowboys' recent Walls (24) en route to 9-yard gain in NFC But after that the Cowboys could "Dallas has an outstanding team. In collapse. not produce any points until White But I know they took us for Teen stole van in crash, police say Los Angeles will face the defend­ threw a 2-yard TD pass to Doug granted." ing Super Bowl champion Wa­ "W e can't call this or biggest was a great win for us. For about two and a half Cosbie with 63 seconds left in the Just what Dallas did wrong in Patient ordered to hospital A Manchester teenager charged shington Redskins next Sunday in win," said rookie Los Angeles "Our goal was to play every quarters, the game was a tense velle. 31, of South Windsor, chased and Michael L. Majowitz, 16, of 106 truck. Another employee had since game. An onsides kick attempt this game and in its two previous KNO XVILLE, Tenn. — Cancer-stricken Pam­ Friday with fleeing the scene of an caught Combra, police said. They held I R FK Stadium, with the winner coach John Robinson. "Let's wait single play of this game and nut let struggle that had a chance to go following that touchdown failed to ones (lossestoWashingtonandSan Woodbridge St. and James C. Olson, 17. driven the truck away, police were told, accident was found to have stolen the there moving on to the NFC title until the sea.son is over. We may the ups and downs of the game get either way. But the moment a punt come off and the Rams were able ela Hamilton, who got to spend Christmas at him until police arrived on the scene. of 52-H Ruby Drive each face charges so police could nor immediately verify Francisco) will be a matter of van he drove into a row of parked cars game. have something left in us. But it to us. And that's what we did. " by Los Angeles' John Misko to run out the clock. home, has returned to her hospital bed to resume Police found that the van Combra of carrying a dangerous weapon and the damage, they said. debate during the off season. the court-ordered chemotherapy treatments she off New State Road and to have caused had been driving was stolen, they said. an accident with the same van a few discharging a gun in town. They were The officer approached the teenag­ and her family oppose. When they contacted the owner, an released to their parents' custody and ers with his gun. drawn and ordered The 13-year-old seventh grader checked back minutes earlier on Adams Street, Oliver Road resident, the owner said police said. ordered to appear in court Jan. 4. them to lily their rifles down, police into East Tennessee Children's Hospital Monday someone had entered his hou.se that day A police officer who arrived on the said. When neither obeyed, the officer Coach Landry not Warren J. Combra, 16. faces charges night under terms of an agreement'worked out through an unlocked door and stolen scene of the incident within minutes of took cover behind a tree and repeated between the hospital, doctors and state officials. of first-degree larceny, third-degree the keys to his van, police said. The burglary, drunk driving and two counts the report spotted the teenagers his order twice before they put the guns "She's fine and returned on schedule." hospital owner said his whole hou.se had been walking along the railroad tracks about down, police said. of evading responsibility. He was ransacked. spokeswoman Pat Kelly said. She said the child 300 yards from the scene, each The officer then ordered the two to looking to future released on a $250 bond and ordered to had nothing to say. Police found the owner's wallet near carrying a rifle, police said. kneel while he handcuffed them, police Pam ela's father, fundamentalist minister appear in Manchester Superior Court the scene of the second accident, they A Co-op employee said he had heard a said. He discovered the rifles were kind of play we have had for the Larry Hamilton, opposes the use of medicine to next month. said. The owner had not determined IRVING, Texas (UPI) - The gunshot and shortly afterward found a' actually BB guns, police said. Both last three weeks." Landry said. cure illness. She was declared neglected by a Combra. driving a 1979 Ford van he whether anything else was missing, Dallas Cowboys season came to a front running light shot out on a Co-op guns were loaded. “ It was just that our mental Tennessee court Sept. 17 and has been undergoing had allegedly stolen from a home on police said. disastrous Conclusion in the chill of shape was not good. Mentally, we chemotherapy on her cancerous leg since then. Oliver Road, tried to pass a car in a Texas Stadium Monday and the wanted to play very badly and the no-passing zone on Adams Street near An robber armed with an automatic results left the team's coach players were trying very hard. But New State Road, police said. The van pistol held up the Dairy Mart store on frustrated and perplexed. it is difficult to turn it around when Bouvia discharge foreseen hit the other car, driven by South Center Street just before noon Thurs­ RAYMOND BURR SAYS: But Tom Landry, the second you are constantly looking back at Windsor resident Leonard J. Belanger, day and made away with an undis­ winningest coach in N FL history, RIVERSIDE, Calif, — Hospital officials said the last two games. The Washing­ 56, as it pulled in front, Belanger told closed sum of money, police said. said the time was not right to talk they hope quadriplegic Elizabeth Bouvia can be THIS IS THE W RONG TIME TO ton game was too big a game for us. police. The woman attendent told police the about what needed to done or discharged as soon as possible because her .We got very high for it. And we Fleeing the scene in the van, Combra robber politely demanded she empty even if he would be around to do it. efforts to starve to death in defiance of a court HND OUT YOU DON’T HWB came off of that game emotionally turned into a parking lot at 540 New the cash register and hand over the "Our mental shape was just not order have demoralized the staff. flat and couldn't play. State Road, police said. But he mi.ssed money inside, police said. She des­ very good for the playoffs,'! said "Our staff is angry, they're frustrated, they're "It is hard to recover in the time the driveway, witnesses told police, cribed the man as white, about35years THE RIGHT INSURANCE. Landry following Dallas' 24-17 loss demoralized," said Deputy County Counsel and drove across a grassy divider into to the Los Angeles Rams. "I'v e we hud left. This is an emotional Barbara Milliken, attorney for Riverside General old, just under 6 feet tall, stocky, with the lot. He plowed through shrubs on a seen times when we could come game, a mental game more than Hospital. “ They don't know which way to turn. large blue eyes. She told police he wore smaller divider in the lot and rammed into this situation and be excellent. anything else. You have to have They're afraid of lawsuits and even criminal a blue watch cap and blue vinyl jacket. into a parked car, police said. But today we were not that way." even emotions to play each game prosecution." The robber escaped up Adams South Windsor resident Catherine The Cowboys appeared to be as in stride. We didn't have that." Hospital employees are reportedly so con­ Street, police said. Police have no Salvatore, 49, was sitting in the car at good a choice as any team in the Since Landry has coached the cerned about lawsuits that nurses assigned to suspects, according to police spokes­ the time. Her car was pushed into an N FL to make the Super Bowl as team 24 years, there have often care for Mrs. Bouvia were using tape to cover man Gary Wood. The incident is under adjacent car. which was pushed into a December began. But in succes­ been rumors in recent years that their name tags so their identities would not be investigation. third car parked in the lot, police said. sion Dallas lost to the Washington he might be thinking about known. Redskins (31-10 in a game for the retiring. She was treated for minor injuries at Two Manchester teenagers were Mrs. Bouvia, 26. has been paralyzed since birth division title), lost to San Fran­ And in the first moments after Manchester Memorial Hospital, a charged with weapons violations after by cerebral palsy. She fought unsuccessfully to cisco (42-17) and finally fell to Los the loss to Los Angeles, Landry hospital spokesman said. police found them Wednesday with BB obtain a court order allowing her to starve to Angeles thanks to an almost total would notegay for sure that he Following the second accident, Com­ guns near the Farmers Co-op on death in the hospital. She was ordered force-fed collapse in the second half. would return for the 1984 season. bra fled on foot, witnesses told police. Oakland Street, where employees had last week after her condition deteriorated. "The last three weeks we have “ I would never make a decision The witnesses. Terry Jessup, 21, of 33 just reported that someone had shot a been self-destructing." Landry at this tim e." Landry said. "A s Crestwood Drive, and Stephen Gra- truck, police said today. Lawyer called inhumane said. "You can't play the game I've said before, if 1 retired I that way against good teams and wouldn't care if it was the Super NEW YORK (UPI) — A "right to life" lawyer Injured pedestrian better win. I thought we were in good Bowl or a game like this. You are who initiated the original court battle over shape in the second half and then asking me if I have given it severely handicapped Baby Jane Doe and filed a Francis Yesonis Jr., the 17-year-old later charged with drunk driving and we started turning the ball over. (retiring) any thought. ). This is a new suit two days before Christmas is "totally hit by a car Friday evening on Parker ordered to appear in court next That kind of finished us." tough time to ask that. We all have lacking in any kind of humanity," says the Street, is in good condition today at Tuesday. Before the Cowboys took on the a lot of time to think now." attorney for the parents. Hatford Hospital, a hospital spokewo- Yesonis. of 425 E. Middle Turnpike, Rams, some members of the Landry did make it clear, Lawrence Washburn, 48. of Dorset, Vt., filed man said. suffered head injuries in the accident. It's too late after your business burns down or your store is vandalized. Dallas team expressed the opinion however, that the chore facing him UPI photo suit Friday in U.S. District Court in Albany, N.Y., A witness told police that the driver that a loss against the Rams would was not one he was anxious to That's why it's a good idea to consult an Independent Insur­ Montreal goalie Richard Sevigny comes out of the net to from behind to lend assistance. Habs topped the seeking to have the child's medical records of the car that hit Yesonis, William J. ance Agent like us before you buy your business policy. We represent bring about a house cleaning undertake. opened. The suit also asked that a guardian be Palizza, 22. of 244 Center St., turned Ingrid Bergman won her first Best several companies -rnot just one. So we can give you expert, before next season. When asked if he were looking stop a shot by Hartford right winger Blaine Stoughton Whalers, 2-1, for the fourth straight time this year. appointed to fight for the baby's civil rights. around as soon as he hit the teenager, Actress Academy Award for "The professional odvice on how fo se/eef fhe best commercial " I don't see any house cleaning forward to evaluating his team to (21) as Canadian defenseman Kent Carlson (2) comes up Sturt making the changes, he said: Baby Jane Doe, as she is identified in court and got out to help Yesonis. Palizza was Bells of St. Mary's." insurance coverage at the best price. in pro football," Landry said. "I "N o ." papers, was born Oct, 11 with an open spine, And right now we're offering on hope to see improvement over the water on the brain and an abnormally small head. informofive free bool(/ef fhof con Her parents do not want her to undergo surgery Scholar he/p moke choosing fhe righf boiinesi that some doctors say could enable her to live 20 youR^^epemlml ] coverage a little easier. Get it. Before \//tSl//H7/JCf M/a OKNT Whalers look like pretenders years. John Robinson named “ I don't know how to characterize the conduct Is dead you n e^ it. sewviewu mmmr of this attorney except that he seems to be lacking totally in any kind of humanity." Paul Giannelli,' MIDDLETOWN (UPI) NFC coach of year the lawyer for the baby's parents, said Monday. — A memorial service for after falling again to Habs “ He keeps dragging them to court. THE MORE-THAN-ONE-COMPANY INSURANCE AGENT. Juan Roura-Parella, eme­ People ritus professor of Rom­ NEW YORK (U PI) - John HARTFORD (UPI) — When less until Ray Neufeld con­ year. good this year without Larry, " Salvadorans kill rebels ance languages and hu­ Independent Insurance Agents Robinson has been honored (or it comes to taking on the nected with 2:21 left in the game "He's a good goalie. " ac­ admitted Berry. "Our defense manities at Wesleyan restoring a sense of order to the Montreal Canadiens. the Hart­ to cut Montreal's lead to 2-1. knowledged Stoughton. "H e played well and Sevigny made Salvadoran troops killed about 200 leftist University, was sche­ ______of Connecticut, Inc.______NFL's No. 1 fun house. ford Whalers look more like "W e had our chances and took made a lot of key saves." the big stops ' guerrillas in the northeastern part of the country duled for Jan, 5. Uelpinq Under the ownership of Georgia pretenders than contenders for good shots, but we couldn't Sevigny has started Mont­ Sevigny foiled a breakaway- in a week of intense fighting for the rebel- The service for Roura- LET THESE LOCAL BIG I AGENTS Frontiere, the Los Angeles Rams the Adams Division's final score." added Evans. real's last six games, posting a bid by Stoughton in the first controlled zone, civilian and military sources Parella, who died in Mid­ have often provoked more laugh­ playoff spot. The Whalers nearly forced 4-1-1 record. period. The Canadiens jumped ^aid. dlesex Memorial Hospital FIT YOUR INSURANCE NEEDS ter than fear from the league's 27 Hartford hys failed all four overtime in the closing seconds. The Canadiens other goalie, out to a 2-0 first-period lead on Some 2,000 Salvadoran troops, in a continuing M onday following a other clubs and in 1982, the club times against Montreal this Rookie Sylvain Turgeon circled Rick Wamsley, took time off goals by Chris Nilan and Ryan offensive in northeastern Morazan province, People bottomed out with a 2-7 mark. because his wife gave birth on Walter. lengthy illness, was sche­ season. And that's the reason the net and tried to stuff the have recaptured nine towns from the rebels and duled for 4 p.m. in the Clorka IniuranM Agancy, Inc. John 1. lonnoy Agancy Enter Robinson, exit laughs. the Whalers are in last place, puck in, but Montreal goalie Saturday. taken over two rebel training camps, army Wesleyan University FOR OVER 50 YEARS Manchester Manchester Robinson, who built an offense seven points behind the fourth- Richard Sevigny covered up the "Sevigny has played ex­ Following a scoreless second sources said Monday. Memorial Chapel. around superstar back Eric Dick­ place Canadiens. puck at the goal line with 10 trem ely' well for us. " said period. Mark Johnson inter­ The army said intelligence and civilian reports He was hospitalized Crockatt Agancy, Inc. erson and helped turn the Rams "Some of our guys just didn't .seconds left. Montreal coach Boh Berry. cepted a clearing pass and fed Manchester Jawall-England Insuranca Agancy, showed 200 rebels had been killed during the past shortly after returning That’s what Is Important to us. Inc. from conference doormats into a play a full gam e." said Whaler "Another inch or so and it "W e've changed a few things Neufeld, who followed up his week of fighting, although military officials do from a visit to his native Rodnav T. Dolin Agancy Manchester playoff club in his rookie season, coach Jack Evans Monday after would have been in. " sighed around defensively, and it's own rebound to slice the Cana­ not make a distinction between civilians who Spain, where he was paid "'’When you look beyond the extras, Manchester Monday was named United Press Hartford dropped a 2-1 decision Whalers right wing Blaine helped us cut our goals against diens' lead to 2-1. sympathize with the guerrilla movement and homage Oct, 17 by the Johnson Insuranca Agancy, Inc. International's 1983 National Foot­ to the Canadiens. "Montreal did Stoughton, who was ready to down." "W e felt this was a game we armed combatants. University of Barcelona helping people Is what our Donald S. Ganovaii Iniuranca Manchester ball Conference Coach of the Year. a good job of containing our big swipe at the rebound that never The Canadiens had to be extra had to win." said Berry. "We Agancy, Inc. sharp on defense because All- have a lot of respect (or The rebels claimed in a broadcast on the in recognition of his business Is all about. And every John H. lappon, Inc. The 48-year-old former Southern seorirs." came. clandestine Radio Venceremos that they killed lengthy career as a scho­ Manchester Cal coach received 30 votes from a Hartford's offense remained Sevigny, who made 29 saves, Star Larry Robinson was out Hartford. We know they play Manchester hard. It's not like we're coming some 200 government troops. lar in the fields of philo­ Raymond E. Gorman Infuronca panel of 56 pro football writers, stagnant (or most of the game. has been a Whaler nemesis. He sick with the flu. day w.e strive to offer kindness and "Our record hasn't been too in here as a first place club." sophy, psychology, litera­ Agancy, Inc. Charles W. Lathrop Agancy, Inc. (our from each NFC city. Joe The Whalers were held score­ was 3-0 against Hartford last ture, art and education. compassion to the people who call Manchester Manchester Gibbs, the 1982 award winner who Roura-Parella had a guided the Washington Redskins to Reagan, Andropov named command of six lan­ upon us. Indapandant Inturanca Cantar, Inc. Lasparonca Real Estate an NFL-best 14-2 mark this year, guages and ranged Manchester ft Insuranca, Inc. finished second with 19 ballots. NEW YO RK — President Reagan and Soviet Manchester John Robinson through the literature of Insuranca Managamant Cantar, Bum Phillips of New Orleans was leader Yuri Andropov have been named Time's the world. He lectured named on five ballots, with two . . .coach of year MCC-Rotary Classic opens tonight Inc. Men of the Year — the first occasion two Riven'd Agancy, Inc. voters choosing Tom Landry of widely and was a prolific Manchester Manchester antangonists have shared the magazine's annual writer, primarily in Span­ Dallas. award. dramatic win in New Orleans in the First round action in the second N.H., takes on Norwalk Commun­ htate lech. Tech brings a 5-1 ish, authoring 47 scholarly HO L Tha W.J. Irish Insuranca Agancy Rohart J. Smith, Inc. Robinson, the first Rams' coach Association rankings. Norwalk has The award, announced Monday, goes annually final game of the regular season. ity (College in the tournament's record into tonight's game. articles, numerous book 400 MAIN STREET ■ MANCHESTER. CONN Manchester Manchester to win the award since Chuck Knox annual Manchester Community won its only game. to the "newsm aker who, for better or worse, has reviews and six books. in 1973, took a club that allowed the The Rams then stunned Dallas College — Rotary Club Basketbail first game at 6 p.m. Hesser brings On Wednesday night, tonight's Manchester Community College dominated the events of the preceding 12 Roura-Parella was born HOWARD L. HOLMES ARTHUR Q. HOLMES Urhonatti Insurance Agency most points in the league and led 24-17 to earn a date in Washington Classic takes place tonight at East a 12-4 record into the classic. The winners w ill baltle for the classic months." opens its 1983-84 season in the 8 championship at 8 p.m.. following in Catalonia and left Spain RICHARD P. HOLMES HOWARD M. HOLMES Manchester Los Angeles to a 9-7 mark in 1983, Sunday for a conference semifinal Catholic High School. team is eighth in the New England p.m. nighlcap, against Hartford the 6 p.m. consolation game. during the civil war. earning a wild card berth with a game. Hesser College of Manchesler, Nalional Junior College Athletic U - MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday, Dec. 27. 1983 MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday, Dec. 27, 1983 - U Victory for Penn State seniors Suns’ short-term goai puts capper on year for Paterno start took some time

razzle-dazzle punt return to set up HONOLULU (UPI) - Trying to up for the seniors with a 2-yard on the sidelines because they PHOENIX (UPI) - The Pho­ win the finale for the seniors might slice off right tackle for the 10 fourth-quarter points which worked too hard to let it slip out of enix Suns’ drive toward this week’s have been just the capper Joe winning score. erased a 10-3 lead the Huskies had their hands. short-term goal got off to a Paterno needed to get his Penn Until his TD. it was a difficult built up over the first two periods. "I was pleased for them that longer-than-expected start. State Nittany Lions in the Top 20. uphill battle for the Nittany Lions, ■'We worked harder for this bowl they ended up with a win." The Suns were forced into Penn State edged Washington of who had difficulty making it into game than any other bowl game we The victory rai.sed Penn State’s overtime before beating the the Pacific-to Conference 13- 10 Washington territory. played," said Paterno, "1 really record to 8-4-1, which just might Denver Nuggets 140-133 Monday Monday in the Aloha Bowl with Penn State took advantage of a wanted the kids to win for the mean a return to national ranking night. freshman D.J. Dozier wrapping it poor Washington punt and a seniors. I was yelling and jumping again. "Our short-term goal was to win In the pre-season poll, the all three of our games this week," Nittany Lions were ranked fourth, said Suns guard Walter Davis who but three consecutive losses at the led Phoenix with 40 points, 10 in the outset of the season knocked them overtime. from consideration. "We have been working on our Penn State took a 3-0 lead in the free throws in practice," said first quarter on a 23-yard field goal Davis, noting the Suns scored the by Nick Gancitano, but after that last eight points of the game 'all was not able to muster a drive. from the foul line. It had to punt the next five times Denver, which trailed most of and only once managed to creep the game, was down 110-102 with into Washington territory. Penn 2:24 left in regulation time. State punted eight times overall. The Nuggets used four three- With Washington, 8-4, holding point goals to catch Phoenix, the the .seven-point lead early in the last one by Mike Evans with seven fourth quarter, the Nittany Lions seconds remaining to tie the score took advantage of a poor Washing­ 120- 120. ton punt to set up a career-best "All they (the 3-pointers) did 49-yard field goal by Gancitano. was set us up for another disap­ With 6:54 remaining, Kenny pointing loss," said Dan Issel, who Jackson handled a punt at his own lead Denver with 27 points. “We 38 and reversed it to Kevin Baugh, can’t get a break when we need who returned it to the Penn State UPI photo them the most.” 49. The Nuggets led by one point on Doug Strang then marched the three occasions with less than two Nittany Lions the distance in nine minutes remaining in the overtime plays. He turned in three key Feels like $10 million UPI photo when Alvin Scott put Phoenix plays, picking up 13 yards on a Jockey Angel Cordero shows his joy as made him the first jockey in horse racing ahead with a pair of free throws keeper and passing 19 yards to Jon with 31 seconds remaining. Williams and 13 yards to Kevin Chaminade's Patrick Langlois (32) blocks a shot by he wins the eighth race at Aqueduct history to have his mounts earn more Davis, Scott and Maurice Lucas Baugh. Louisville’s Manuel Forrest in the second half of the Monday aboard Jacksboro. His victory than $10 million in a single season. each had two free throws in the "It was a tough football game,” consolation game at the Chaminade Classic. Chaminade closing seconds. said Paterno, "Both teams were for second straight year pulled off major upset, besting Lucas, who had 29 points and 25 aggressive on defense and a little rebounds inciuding two key re- behind on some execution. It was the Cardinals, 83-72. bouds in the iast 12 seconds, erratic but it was a hard game, a attributed part of the victory to the really tough game." Kentucky holds onto absence of Kiki Vandeweghe, "It wasn’t a very good game for College basketball roundup Denver’s leading scorer who is out our offense," said Washington's with a sore back. Don James. "We missed more “When Kiki is not in there, their Phoenix guard Walter Davis shoots for two of his catches today than we missed all defense opens up a lot more," said game-high 40 points despite defensive effort from year. If your offense can't do No. 1 spot just barely Lucas. Denver’s Rob Williams from behind. anything, you can’t get a drive Double trouble Denver coach, Doug Moe, whose going. We couldn’t put together a team lost for the ninth time in 10 good drive." NEW YORK (UPI) — Kentucky barely held the No. take the sixth spot from the Eagles, who fell to No. 18. starts said, "The guys deserved to and Lucas lD-ol-19 as the Suns shot English, made only 6-of-17 field Washington’s points came on a 1 position over North Carolina for the fifth straight The Terps play in the Hoosier Classic this week with win. They hung in there. This was a 50 percent from the floorcompared goal attempts and finished with 20 57-yard punt return by Danny found in Hawaii week Monday in the latest college basketball ratings. Indiana. tough loss. We’re snake bit right to Denver’s 42 percent. Phoenix points, nearly six points below his Greene and a 39-yard field goal by Kentucky defeated Cincinnati 24-11 in a slowdown St. John’s, which could meet North Carolina this now.” outrebounded the Nuggets 57 to 42. average. Rob Williams also had 20 Jeff Jaeger. and edged Illinois 56-54 to run its record to 7-0. The week in the ECAC Holiday Festival, moved to No. 7 Davis hit lO-of-20 from the field Denver’s No. 2 scorer. Alex for the Nuggets. Steve Pelluer completed only Bv United Press International basketball team. I felt like we were Wildcats beat the Tar Heels 390-389 in balloting by the from No, 10. UCLA, after a two-win week, leaped one 19-of-40 passes for 153 yards for our own worst enemies against UPI Board of Coaches. North Carolina received 15 berth to No. 8. The Bruins play Brigham Young Washington while Sterling Hinds Double trouble in Honolulu. North Carolina State, but tonight first-place votes to Kentucky’s 12. Wednesday night. UPI photo was the top rusher with 36 yards. Ron Anderson scored 25 points Fresno State was our worst enemy. North Carolina, 6-0, pounded Dartmouth 103-58 in its LSU, with two victories, was No. 9 and Texas-El and Bernard Thompson added 18 "They forced us into a lot of our Penn State tailback D.J. Dozier is Monday in Honolulu. Nittany Lions For Penn State, Strang com­ only game the past week. Houston. 10-1, remained No. Paso, also with two victories, was No. 10, nudging by pleted 14-of-34 passes for 118 yards Monday night to lead unranked errors. I’ll tell you what — you 3 after three victories, including a 76-73 decision over one point Memphis State and Wake Forest, who were swallowed up by Washington defenders came from behind in fourth quarter to and Jon Williams picked up 49 Fresno State to a 68-61 upset over check the scores, there's not many Louisville in Hawaii Sunday. DePaul, 8-0, stayed at tied at No. 11. in first quarter action of the Aloha Bowl puli out 13-10decision overthe Huskies. yards on the ground. No. 3 Houston in the championship people who run much offense No. 4 after an impressive 68-61 triumph over Purdue. The rest of the tqp 20 was: No. 13 Georgia, down one game of the Chaminade Classic. against these guys.” The Blue Demons have a New Year’s Eve date with from last week; No. 16 Illinois, making its first Top 20 In the consolation game. Tony For Chaminade, the triumph Creighton. appearance of the season; North Carolina State, up a Randolph scored 22 points before pushed its record to 8-4 while Louisville fell from eighth into a tie for 14th with 8-0 notch to No. 17; No. 19 Purdue, which plummeted NHL roundup being ejected and Richard Hae- Louisville fell to 4-4. Miehigan. Holding down the No. 5 spot is Georgetown, from No. 7 after two losses: and Arkansas, another nisch and Pat Langlois picked up "We didn’t do anythingspecial." 7-1, which defeated Western Kentucky last week and new entry, at No. 20. \ the scoring slack by combining for said Chaminade Coach Merv Is involved in the Las Vegas Classic this week with Dropping out of the Top 20 were Oregon State, which 27 points to spark Chaminade to an Lopes. ’’Louisville didn’t play as tough UNLV and Clemson. lost to Fresno State, and Michigan State, which lost to 83-72 upset over 14th-ranked hard as they did last night (a loss to Maryland used an 89-76 win over Boston College to Missouri. Nylund’s return aiding Leafs Lou isville. Houston). We just played ourgame Chaminade. an NAIA team and hoped we had the luck to win. which gained instant national We did play good defense. By United Press International fame last year by up.setting "It’s because we wanted to win. top-ranked and unbeaten Virginia, It’s the will of the players to hang Memphis State starts anew John Anderson extended his harrassed the usually steady Car­ together and make less mistakes scoring streak to .15 games with dinals into 17 turnovers. than Louisville. I’m real proud of two goals and an assist Monday ”We didn’t play real well, but I our guys” night to pace Toronto to a 6-2 think you’ve got to give credit to triumph over Detroit. But Maple Chaminade." said Louisville With' Randolph leading the way naming Dempsey grid coach Leafs assistant coach Dan Malo­ Coach Denny Crum. ’’They ob­ with 16 points. Chaminade jumped ney said rookie defenseman Gary viously wanted the game a lot off to a surprising 46-40 halftime more than we did. There’s no lead. MEMBHIS, Tenn. (UPI) — Coach Rey Dempsey The plane carrying Dockery, assistant co^efTbheis’^ ^ Nylund’s smashing work was the Faros and defensive back Charles Greenhill to a big hit of the game. question the mental preparation ’ Randolph, however, was ejected must put a national championship behind him and has a lot to do with all ballgames. midway through the second half start work today on forging a new football regime at football banquet in Middle Tennessee nosedived into a "Nylund is a big asset for us," But our team could have learned along with Louisville’s Mark Memphis State University, where tragedy struck the field. All three passengers, and pilot Glenn Jones, said Maloney. “He takes every from last year’s Virginia game MeSwain after a shoving match. athletic department this month. were killed in'the Dec. 12 crash. opportunity to hit the man, and I that they are capable of beating That left it up to Haenisch, who The former Southern Illinois-Carbondale coach Dempsey wants to finish the job that Dockery think he inspired our guys, particu­ anyone." scored 14 points, and Langlois, who accepted a five-year contract Monday, just two weeks started. First, he will spend two days interviewing the larly after a very sluggish first In the title game, the loss endqd added 13. after coach Rex Dockery, his offensive coordinator assistant coaches and then turn his attention to period.” the Cougars’ 10-game winning Milt Wagner was Louisville’stop and a player were killed in an airplane crash. recruiting. streak. They are now 10-2. scorer with 27 points, 17 of them Dempsey’s Southern Salukis took the the NCAA Recruiting is something Dempsey thrives on, but Nylund, Toronto’s first-round Division 1-AA national championship this season, starting so late in the year has its disadvantages. For draft choice in 1982, played only 16 Anderson pumped in 11 points coming in the first half. Jeff Hall and his Thompson added 10 in the added 13. winning 13 of 14 games in the process. His record one thing, Dempsey said he won’t be able to make full games last season before his first half to power Fresno State. through eight seasons in Carbondalc was 54-37. A use of all the recruiting visits allowed by the NCAA. second major knee injury of the ’’There’s nothing' wrong with Also contributing to the Bulldogs’ losing," Crum said. "If you don't two-year stint at Youngstown State in Ohio added a "I have to have faith that the other guys on the staff season curtailed his rookie entry 12-8 mark to his overall record. can help me out," he said. I hope they can hold ’em into the NHL. Nylund played his attack in the second half was Mitch earn your victories you’re sup­ Arnold, who added 10 points. posed to lose. You’ve got tocometo Dempsey calls himself a "people person" who (recruits) and keep them at bay. It is hard, but I'm not first game of the season in mixes a regime of discipline and love to produce a going to surrender on anything like that." Toronto’s 9-2 loss in Detroit Fri- Fresno State’s collapsing de­ play hard every night. Just be­ fense also was a key in stopping cause we played Houston the day winning football tradition. The Pennsylvania native The new Memphis State coach, who said the . day, but his heavy hitting helped Houston’s main threat, Akeem steps in for Dockery just as the Memphis State program already has some fine players, hopes to get a the Leafs avenge the defeat. before doesn’t mean you should be Olajuwon. The 7-foot center scored unprepared for tonight." program was taking a turn for the better. few good recruits from West Tennessee and the Nylund is 6-foot-4 and 210 pounds only 12 points, 10 of them in the Elsewhere, John Battle scored The Tigers, who were 2-20 under Dockery in 1981 and Mid-South area to beef up the squad. and most of Detroit’s wings can second half. Michael Young led 22 points to lead Rutgers over 1982, charged back to a 6-4-1 record this year. "The more that want to come, the more it helps attest to the 20-year-old’s checking Houston with 26 points and Rickie Seton Hall 93-78; Fred Lee had 26 Before Dockery could build on his success, he was everything," he said. "I want to get as many from prowess. Early in the opening Winslow added 12. points and 9 rebounds to lead Rider cut down in the tragic airplane accident. here as possible." period, he levelled Ed Johnstone, “They (Fresno State) are well- over Lafayette 92-71 in an East who suffered torn ligaments as a coached." said Houston coach Guy Coast Conference game: and De­ result. Lewis. "They run their offense troit beat Toledo 48-46 behind Keith "He (Nylund) is a big, strong kid very patiently. They’re a good Gray’s 18 points and 9 rebounds. who looks very sturdy out there,” Sports in Miners must stop said Detroit coach Nick Polano. "I expected a tougher game from the Lions’ Billy Sims | r. Leafs but Nylund was basically a Browns say goodbye Australia takes 2-1 lead Stakes, Save, ^^^OCKi one-man wrecking crew out S FWl stere^ 8 '^ mo 7184 / there.” MELBOURNE, Australia — Australia took a SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) - The San Francisco K After rookie Steve Yzerman 2-1 lead over Sweden in the Davis Cup finals 49ers were given their playoff mission Sunday night — m scored the only goal of the opening to Jersey-bound Sipe Tuesday with a straight sets victory in doubles. stop Detroit’s Billy Sims. * period, Toronto’s league-leading Paul McNamee and Mark Edmondson defeated S power play was pitted against the CLEVELAND (UPI) - The three-year. $1.9 million contract Anders Jarryd and Hans Simonsson 6-4, 6-4, 6-2. The Lions, champions of the NFC's Central m worst penalty-killing record in the Cleveland Browns will be starting with the Generals. The Australian team, backed by a capacity Division, will travel to San Francisco’s Candlestick K s NHL. And Toronto scored three the new year with a new quarter­ "We don't believe in guarantee­ crowd of 12,200, took only 103 minutes to beat the Park for a Saturday showdown with the 49ers, S straight second-period goals. back, saying goodbye to Brian Sipe ing full contracts," Modell said. "I Swedes. champions of the NFC West, in the next round of the K and hello to Paul McDonald. certainly wouldn’t make an excep­ The Swedish team is the No. 2 ranked doubles NFC playoffs. £ The New Jersey Generals of the At 6:59, Dale McCourt fired a tion at this stage, especially for a pair in the world but Tuesday they failed to handle The matchup between the two divisional champs m SO-footer that skipped past goalie U.S. Football League said Monday quarterback who will be 35 at the the power attack of the Australian combination, was set up by Los Angeles’ 24-17 triumph over the g Greg Stefan'. Anderson then set up they had signed Sipe and would start of next .season. who cut them to ribbons with power serves and Dallas Cowboys in the wild-card shootout at Texas B hold a news conference today to Jim Benning’s 40-footer at 12:32. "I was willing to give a partial volleys and superb returns. Stadium. jj Less than two minutes later, make a formal announcement. guarantee, but financially, Brian The Swedes failed to counter the pressure Since the Rams and 49ers are in the same division, m Anderson converted a rebound. "I guess it’s not official yet, hut it believes he is doing what’s best for attack and had only eight points to break the they can not play each other until the NFC g Hurry down now for savings on our greatest sale of I Ron Duguay cut it to 3-2 after looks like Brian will sign with the he and his family." Australians throughout the match — all of them championship. The Rams now travel to Washington to B poking John Ogrodnick’s pass over Generals tomorrow," Browns Sipe joined Cleveland as a 13th failed. the year! Save big on leftover 83*s • new 84’s, O.K. UPI photo play the Redskins next Sunday. jfi I goalie Mike Palmateer at 15:54. owner Art Modell said Monday. round draft choice from San Diego The Lions have had great success against San ^ Used Cars ... but you must buy this week - Sale Boston defenseman Randy Hillier (23) first period action Monday in Buffalo. "As I stated before, I thought he State in 1972. He spent his first two Francisco the last three times the teams have met. s Flyers 5, Capitals 4 and Buffalo’s Brent Peterson (20) watch Bruins won on a late Gord Kluzak goal, reached an agreement with the seasons on the Browns’ taxi squad, , Hatfield names old crew In 1978, Detroit came out a 33-14 winner. In 1980, it ends Saturday, Dec. 31st. s At Landover, Md., Tim Kerr and Generals back on Nov. 16 or 17," finaily making the active roster in was 17-13 in the Lions’ favor and, in 1981, Detroit came the puck roll away after colliding during 2- 1. OPEN EVERY NIGHT AND ALL DAY SAT. Ilkka Sinisalo scored within 44 A Browns spokesman said Mo­ 1974 and becoming a starter in FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. - Ken Hatfield, the out a 25-17 victor. s seconds late in the final period to dell was told last month by a source 1976. new football coach at Arkansas, said Monday six, However, all those contests were in the friendly I lead Philadelphia. Penguins 7, Rangers 4 loss dropped St. Louis’ road record top two point getters, each scored a close to the Generals that Sipe had His best season was 1980 when he and possibly seven, assistant coaches from Air At Pittsburgh, Andy Brickley confines of the Pontiac Silverdome. to 1-I.5-3, the worst road start in goal and set up two others to spark either signed or agreed to sign. He led the Browns to within one game Force will be joining him a t’Fayetteville. He also Saturday's game is not. Bruins t. Sabres 1 scored his first NHL hat trick to club history. Edmonton. Gretzky extended his said Sipe’s agent, Ed Keating, also of the Super Bowl, led the N FL with ,ARTER= said two members of Arkansas’ current staff will The game will mark the second straight year the At Buffalo, N.Y., Gord Kluzak lead the Penguins. Steve Gatzos Jets 5, North Stars 1 record point-a-game streak to 37 failed to respond to an offer made a 91.4 quarterback rating and was remain. Lions have played in a post-season contest. In last scored early in the third period to scored twice for Pittsburgh and At Winnipeg, Manitoba, Tim and increased his t9tal points to 110 by the Browns about the same chosen as the AFC's Player of the Hatfield said Fisher DeBerry, offensive year’s strike-shortened season, Detroit made the break a l-l tie and lead Boston. Ron Flockhart and Tom Roulstoii Young set up the first three goals on 42 goals and 68 assists. time. Year. ' coordinator at Air Force, is thought to have the playoffs with an unimpressive 4-5 record and fell to EVROLET Buffalo coach Scotty Bowman added goals. and Doug Soetaert turned aside 33 Kings 5, Canucks 4 Modell said he believed Sipe, a Sipe finished 1983 with 291 inside track on replacing Hatfield at the the Washington Redskins. 31-7, in the opening round. moved into second place on the Black Hawks 3, Blues I shots to lead the Jets. At Vancouver, British Columbia, 10-year veteran, decided to jump to completions in 496 attempts for academy. If he doesn’t get the job, Hatfield said, San Francisco suffered through a dismal season in all-time NHL games coached list At Chicago, Steve Larmer and Oilers 6, Flames 3 Marcel Dionne’s third goal of the the new league to guarantee his 3,566 yards and 26 touchdowns. He he might join the Arkansas staff. 1982 failing to make the playoffs to defend their 1981 1229 MAIN STREET Tel. 646-6464 MANCHESTER with 1,103, one more than Billy Darryl Sutter scored on power At Calgary, Alberta, Wayne game one. minute into overtime financial future. also threw 23 interceptions, a sore Super Bowl title. Heay. Dick Irvin is first with 1,437. plays to lead the Black Hawks. The Gretzky and Jari Karri, the NHL’s lifted Los .Angeles. Sipe reportedly negotiated a spot with Rutigliano. 14 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday, Dec, 27, 1983 MANCIIKSTKH IIKHAI.I), Tucsd;iy, IJtc 27. 1983 - li Scoreboard Advice Female directors making it

HOLLYWOOD (UPl) - Ev­ "It isn't easy lor a man OR adjustment on their part- It ery lime a woman director fails, woman to become a director." Flyers 5. Capitals 4 Aloha Bowl Kids who steal a smoke shouldn’t, but it did Id id n'lfeel a dozen other female directors Randa said " It takes (H:rsever- resentment except in one in­ Penn State. 13 Washington 10 Scholastic Hockey Philodelphia 3 0 2—5 Basketball Football suffer a professional .setback. unce. talent and luck. But stance, and It was pretty subtle. Washington i i 2—4 •••••••••••••••••••••• As is the case in many male women aren’t allowed to fail " "Any crew resents a director First period—1, Washington, Chris­ Ptnn Stote J 0 0 I f —j j dominated fields, a woman, tian are cheating themselves Randa is aware there isn’t one who is unprepared It means Washington 010 0 0—10 given an opportunity to compete 12 (Gartner, McAdam), 4:55. 2, Philodel­ NBA standings Rams 24, Cowboys 17 PS-FG Gancitano 23 w'tmutn ratefl .miu.iik m, luj ii,,, long hours and overtime Basketball NHL standings phia, MacLelshS (Marsh, Clarke), 11:57. Was-Greene 57 punt return (Jaeger us a film director, becomes a directors in motion pictures and "After almost 10 years as a 3, Philadelphia, Rich Sutter 10 (Ron kick) DEAR ABBY: My 16- baby while puffing on a role model by Which all others of television script supervisor, I was accus­ Wales Conference Sutter), 12:46. 4, Philodelphia, Howe 7 Eastern Conference Los Angelos 7 0 7 tIO — 24 Was-FG Jaeger 39 (MacLeish, Cochrane), 19:50. Atlantic Division Dollos 0 7 3 7 — 17 PS-FG Gancitano 49 year-old son has Just cigarette, her sex are judged. She says, "There will be in the tomed to the masculine environ­ Standings Patrick Division Penalty— W L T Pts. GF GA W L Pet. OB First Period PS-Dozler 2 run informed me that the "Another lime when I ’d And women directors, like next 15 years and I think I will he ment of the .set. I knew all their CCIL O'all NY Islanders 24 10 2 50 170 123 Ron Sutter, Phi, 7:54. Philadelphia 20 5 .800 — Los Angeles — O. Hill 18 pass from A-37,212 their mule counterparts, have W L W L Second period—5, Washington, FSU Wosh enclosed article from our burned a hole in a new one of them I'll persevere.' jobs and I could communicate Philadelphia 20 10 6 46 161 124 Boston 22 7 .758 — Ferrogamo at 3:35. 85 yards In 7 plays turned out some bombs. Mule Simsbury 3 0 3 0 NY Rangers 19 13 4 42 146 140 Du­ New York 17 11 .608 4'/j ongame'sopenlngpossesslon.Keypiays: First downs 15 10 local newspaper had been Dear A bby dress which had taken Barbra Streisand's impecca­ with them on their terms, terms Hall 3 0 3 0 Washington 17 16 2 36 128 135 chesne 7 (Currie), 6:30. Penalties—Ron Washington 13 14 .482 8 Dickerson’s runs of 20 and 15 yards. Los Rushes-yards 40-95 33-126 read by his teacher in most of my paycheck to directors, however, arc given ble direction of "YentI ” should we both understood Penney 2 1 2 1 Sutter, Phi, 3:45; Duchense. Was, major, Passing yords 116 153 Pittsburgh 9 23 5 23 119 162 New Jersey 13 15 .464 8Vz Angeles 7. Dollos 0. class today, and as a pay for. second and third chances help the eau.se. "My ex|x.*rince with Hill Manchester 1 1 1 1 New Jersey 7 26 2 16 98 162 7:39; Aiilson, Phi, minor, major (served Central Division Second Period Socks by-yards 1-2 4-38 Abigail Van Buren Windham 1 2 1 2 Adams Division by Rich Sutter), 7:39. Milwaukee 16 11 .592 — Dqllos — T. Hill 14 poss from White at Return yards 117 87 result of the discussion "And of course the trip Women .seldom are. "Barbra opened some eyes," Street' and the American Film East Hartford 1 2 1 3 Boston 23 10 2 48 159 104 Third period—6, Washington, LaughMn Atlanta 14 14 .500 2'/z 14:43. 70 yards In 6 plays following Passes 14-34-1 19-404) Randa Haines, one ol a Randa said. "She spent 15 years Wethersfield 1 2 1 2 9 Punts 8-46.8 9-39.6 that followed, six boys and to the intensive care Institute director's workshop Buffalo 20 12 4 44 138 128 Detralt 13 14 .482 3 Rams' failure on fourth down ot Dallas' handful of women directors who putting Yentr together. She hcl[)cd Fermi 1 2 1 2 Quebec 19 14 3 41 167 132 (Christlon, Jarvis), 11:03.7, Washington, Chicago 10 14 .416 4Vz 31. Key play: White's 23-yard pass to Hill Fumbles-lost (M) (M) girls had decided to quit ward. Now don’t gel me Conord 1, 2 1 2 Montreal 17 17 2 36 133 131 Gould 10 (unassisted), 11:37. 8, Philadel­ Cleveland 8 21 .276 9 on the ploy before touchdown. Los Penalties-yards 7-60 6-50 smoking. (All six had wrong, it wasn’t the sight has succeeded in episwlic tele­ finally got what she wanted on "Once a director establishes Enfield 0 2 phia, Kerr 25 (unassisted), 14:38. 9, 0 2 Hartford 13 18 3 29 122 138 Indiana 6 20 .231 9'/z Angeles 7, Dallas 7. Time of possesion 31:32 28.28 been sneaking cigarettes of my father-in-law under vision, is aware of that. She has screen." that he or she knows what has to Campbell Conference Philadelphia, Slnlsalo 14 (Erlkson), 15:22. Western Conference Third Period directed four episodes of "Hill HCC O'all Penalties—Shand, Was, 1:13; Biomqvist, Midwest Division Dallas ~ FG Septien 41 at 3:59. 30 and smirking about it.) an oxygen tent that did it. Streisand proved several be done, that’s really all that w L W L Norris Division Was, 4:34; Sinisalo, Phi, 6:46; (^rtn e r. Street Blues, ” some sitcoms, W L T Pts. GF GA W L Pet. OB yards in 8 plays. Key play: Fellows 33- best intentions ol millions "While I was a senior in It was the sight of an things, among them lh-,t a counts. CreW's want to work with Aquinas 1 0 3 0 Minnesota 17 14 4 38 155 152 Was, 6:46; MacLeish, Phi, 9:25; Marsh, Utah 18 10 .642 — yard kickoff return to start second half. Occasionally you print and recently completed her first South Catholic 'x 0 0 3 0 Phi, minor, major, 10:44; Gartner, of nicotine-addicted high school, a carload of elderly lady walking up woman can direct massive a professional. ■ Chicago 15 19 3 33 127 140 Dallas 15 12 .556 2V3 Dollos 10. Los Angeles 7. an article that you think two-hour TV movie, East Catholic 0 0 2 1 Toronto 14 16 5 33 147 166 minor, maior, 10:44. Kansas City 13 13 .500 4 Los Angeles — Dennard 16 pass from Americans. my girlfriends picked me and down the halls of the scenes in a large scale movie, Randa w orked with a few tyro Xavier 0 0 2 2 Shots on goal—Philadelphia 7-8-10— College bowl games deserves wider reader- ■ Randa, a brunette who looks St. Louis 13 19 4 30 140 156 Denver 12 17 .414 6Vj Ferrogamo (Lonsford kick) at 7:37. 16 "My father was a up once or twice a week hospital with a portable handle an enormous budget and directors during her years as a St. Paul 0 0 1 0 Detroit 11 20 4 26 125 154 25. Houston It 17 .393 7 yards in 1 play after Dallas fumbled o ship. I hope this is one. to be in her .'iOs, is quiet, Northwest Catholic 0 1 2 2 Washington 8-8-9—25. Camel man years before and we drove to a nearby oxygen tank on her back command the respect ol cast script supervisor and knew Smythe Division San Antonio 11 19 .367 8 punt. Los Angeles 14. Dallas 10. (All lltnM EST) N.J.R., PELL CITY, assertive and bright. Edmonton 26 7 4 56 220 149 Goal les—Philadelphia. Froese. Pacific Division Fourth Period Ipdependence Bowl filters, low tar and mild lake where we did away — chain-smoking! and crew what not to do c o c O'all Washing­ Portlond 21 9 . 700 — ALA. She was an actress and it Vancouver 15 18 3 33 153 153 Los Angeles — Farmer 6 pass from Air Force 9, Mississippi 3 cigarettes hit the market. with a pack of Dad’s " I quit again when a Winning the respect of male She was careful not to adopt a w L W L Calgary 13 16 6 32 130 151 ton, Jensen, Riggin. A—11,773. Los Angeles 18 9 .667 I'/i Ferrogamo (Lonsford kick) at :06. 55 Coventry 2 0 4 0 Collfornlo Bowl friend beat the socks off shows. Randa was a script crews is the key for women false bravado Winnipeg 13 19 4 30 158 175 Golden State 14 16 .466 7 yards In 10 plays after interception by Northern Illin o is ^. Fullerton State 13 DEAR N.J.R,; it's dy­ I ’m talking two or three Camels. 1 provided Portland 1 0 3 0 Los Angeles 12 16 6 30 153 174 Phoenix 13 16 .448 7Vj Collins. Key ploy: Dickerson's 19-yord me in a tennis match. I supervisor and assistant film directors. Grips, electricians, "I have my own style." she Cromwell 1 0 3 0 Bruins 2. Sabres 1 FlorMo Citrus Bowl namite, so here is my packs a day. snitched cigarettes. They (Top four In each division qualify for Seattle 12 15 .444 V /i run. Los Angeles 21, Dallas 10. Tennessee 30, Maryland 23 quit again after I had editor. She knows her way stagehands, .stuntmen and the said, smiling. " I don't try to be a Bacon Academy 1 0 2 0 Stanley Cup playoffs.) San Diego 9 20 .310 IIV3 Los Angeles FG Lonsford 20 at 5:53. ■ slightly edited version of "He was lucky. He lost brought mouthwash, pep­ Rocky Hill 1 0 1 1 Holl of Fame Bowl several bouts with upper around sound stages. As a rest are often resentful of a man. I've worked with at least 2 Monday's Results Monday’s Result 0 yards In 4 plays after 94*yord permints and breath fre- Vlnol Tech 1 1 1 2 Boston 1 01—2 West Virginia 20, Kentucky 16 the article skillfully writ­ only part of one lung, after woman director, she is a Boston 2, Buffalo 1 Buffalo 0 1 0—1 Phoenix 140, Denver 133 (ot) interception return by Irvin. LosAngeles Holiday Bowl -sheners. It worked! We respiratory problems. woman boss. too directors and learned some East Hampton 0 1 0 1 Montreal 2, Hartford 1 Tuesday's Oames 24. Dollos 10. ten by Marie West Cromer which he quit smoking. minority. RHAM 0 1 U 2 First period—1, Boston, Krushelnyski Brlghom Young 21. Missouri 17 really pul one over on our "So, kids, while you It was into this semi-hostile of therighi things lodo. You just Pittsburgh 7, N.Y. Rangers4 16 Milwaukee at Indiana, 4:35 p.m. Dallas — Cosbie 2 pass from White Sun Bowl for the Daily Home in Now he is in his. healthy Among the others are Ellen Cheney Tech 0 2 0 2 Philadelphia 5, Washington 4 New Jersey at Washington, 7:35 p.m. (Septien kick) at 13:57. 51 yards In 14 parents! snitch, sneak, smoke and atmosphere that Randa stepped d jump in there and do w hat has to Bolton 0 2 0 3 (O’Connell, Fergus), 11:39. Alabama28, Southern Methodist 7 Talladega, Ala.: 70s. Falcon, Gabrielle Beaumont, Toronto 6, Detroit 2 Penalty— Portland at Detroit, 7:35 p.m, plays after a Los Angeles punt. Key Mondoy's Result "Just one problem. smirk about how you’re in to direct 'Something About be done. " Chicago 3, St. Louis 1 Dallas at Atlanta, 7:40 p.m. play; 30-yord pass from White to Rena Down. Lynn Littman and CCIL girls O'all Housley, Buf, 13:46. Aloha Bowl "My father-in-law Some quit smoking, some putting it over on parents Am elia,” an ABC-TV movie Randa got the directing a.s- Winnipeg 5, Minnesota 1 Second period—2, Buffalo, Ruff 7 Boston at San Antonio, 8:30 p.m. Pearson on fourth down. Los Angeles 24, At Honolulu. Howali "This column is for all Joan Tewksbury. Most have w L W L Edmonton 6, Calgary 3 New York at Chicago, 8:35 p.m. Dallas 17. wasn't so lucky. Oh, he did not. I was one of the and teachers, take it from (Jan 9) dealing with incest. signment for "Something About Conard 3 0 4 0 (Ha|t),3:18. Penalties—Hilller.Bos,3:29; Penn State 13, Woshington 10 junior high and high been limited to episodic shows. Los Angeles 5, Vancouver 4 (ot) Peeters, Bos (served by Johnston), 7:15; Philadelphia at Kansas City, 8:35 p.m. Att: 43.521 (20,015no-shows). Thursday. Dec. 29 hud changed over to a pipe ones who continued to me — you are the losers! ’’ "I didn't feel any unusual .Amelia " in part because of the Windham 3 0 3 0 Tuesday's Games San Diego at Houston, 8:40 p.m. Roms DAL school students out there Joan Darling directed the Manchester 2 0 3 1 Ramsey, Buf, 13:49; Mllbury, Bos, 19:53. Denver at Los Angeles, 10:30 p.m. Liberty Bowl and hud eventually quit smoke when I left for pressure, " Randa said. "I knew delicate subject matter. She Hortford at Quebec, 7:35 p.m. Third period—3, Boston, Kluzak First downs 19 24 At Memphis. Tenn. who have begun snitch­ movie, "I'irst Love, " a critical Hall 2 1 2 1 Buffalo at Montreal, 7:35 p.m. Utah at Golden State, 10:35 p.m. Rushes-yards 30-94 20-63 altogether several years a woman director was some­ was sought for the job by Enbeld 1 1 5 Boston Colleoe (9-2) vs. Notre Dame ing, sneaking and college. (Problems? What’s 7 1 1 St. Louis at New Jersey, 7:35 p.m Wednesday's Domes Passing yards 149 300 and box-officc failure. She is thing different for the crew. And Deborah Aal, vice president of Penney (unassisted), 1:58. Penalties— (65), 8:30 p.m. before his retirem ent. "But 1 knew I could quit bugging you? Unload on 1 2 1 2 Wednesday'sGomes O'Reilly, Milwaukee at New Jersey, night Socks by-yards 3-30 2—14 smoking. now directing TV movies. Simsbury 1 2 1 2 Detroit ot New York, night Fridoy. Dec. 30 Two years ago we visited I realized it would take some l.eonard Goldberg Productions. Detroit at Washington Bos, major, 7:35; Korob, Buf, mojor, Return yords 121 16 Gotor Bowl any lim e I wanted to. Let Abby, P.0, Box 38923, Fermi 0 2 0 2 N.Y. Rangers at Chicago San Diego at Dallas, night Passes 16-31-0 32-53-3 "Another Great Ameri­ him in an intensive care Wethersfield 0 3 0 3 7:35; Hilller, Bos. 13:39; Bourque. Bos, At Jocksonville. Flo. me tell you about the Hollywood, Calif. 90038. Toronto ot Minnesota major, minor, 13:58; Cyr, Buf, maior, Golden State at Phoenix, night Punts 6-37.3 5—31,4 Iowa (9-2) vs. Florida (6-2-l),8p.m. can Smokeout campaign room at a hospital in East Hartford 0 2 0 4 Boston at Calgary Utah at Seattle, night Fumbles-lost 0—0 2—1 times I've quit: For a personal reply, minor, 13:58. Peach Bowl has come and gone, taking Florida. He was suffering N.Y. Islanders at Los Angeles Shots on goal—Boston 17-10-5-32. Buf­ Penaltics-yords 4—18 6—40 At Attanto "Once, when 1 decided please enclose a stamped, HCC girls O’all Edmonton at Vancouver Time of possession 28:35 31:25 with it the resolve and from emphysema. w L W L falo Florida Stole (6-5) vs. North Carolina it wasn’t 'coni’ to hold a self-addressed enveloi>e.) 9-9-5—23. INDIVIDUALSTATISTICS (8-3), 3 p.m. Wait until car is warmed up Aquinas 2 1 5 1 RUSHING—Los Angeles-Dickerson St. Paul Goalies — Boston, Peeters. Buffalo, Suns 140, Nuggets 133 Soturdoy. Dec. 31 2 1 2 2 Sauve. A—16,433. 23- South Catholic 1 1 1 3 99, -Redden 3-5, Ferrogamo 4-minus 10. Bluebonnet Bowl Northwest Catholic 1 1 3 2 DENVER (133) Dallas-Dorsett 17-59, Springs 2-4, D. At Houston Mercy 0 1 2 4 AHL standings Mapie Leafs 6. Bed Wings 2 Anderson 3-12 4-4 10, English 6-17 8-8 White 1-0. Baylor (7-3-1) vs.OklahomaState(7-4), East Catholic 0 1 1 3 8 p.m. Do all you possibly can 20, Schaves 1-2 1-2 3, Dunn 3-8 1-2 7, PASSING—Los Angcles-Ferragamo Wlllloms 8-17 3-4 20, Issel 11-20 4-5 27, 15- Monday. Jan. 2 Northern Detroit 1 1 0—2 Cotton Bowl before you play your tapes Dennard 1-3 04) 2, Evans 4-13 7-7 17, W L T Pts. GF GA Toronto 0 3 3—6 30-0-162, Dickerson M-0-1. Dallas-D. At Dallos Nova Scotia 17 14 7 41 137 131 First period—1, Detroit, Yzermon 23 Hanzilk 2-9 10-12 15, Carter 6-7 0-0 12. White 32-53-3-330. Texos (11-0) vs. Georgia (9-1-1), 1:30 Adirondack 17 13 6 40 152 155 Totols 45-106 3044 133. RECEIVIN(3—Los Angeles-Former 5- Monday gamesnot included (Duguoy), 4:04. Penalties—Ihnocok.Tor, PHOENIX (140) 47, p.m. QUESTION; When I try Fredericton 18 15 3 39 141 110 2:43; Anderson, Tor, 11:56; Campbell. Flesto Bowl to slow emphysema regular record. I couldn’t Moncton 17 16 3 37 123 124 Lucos 1019 9-10 29, Nonce 5-13 7-9 17, Dennard 4-44, Barber 2-20, D. Hill 2-19, to play cassette tapes in Det, 19:37; Valve, Tor, 19:37. Edwards 3-7 4-6 10, Davis 14-20 12-14 40, At Phoenix. Ariz. hear much difference and •••••••••••••••••••••• Maine 13 12 6 32 126 116 Second period—2, Toronto, McCourt 16 Dickerson 2-11. Ellard 1-22. Dallas-Hlli 9- Ohio State (8-3) vs. Pittsburgh (8-2-1), my car during cold Sherbrooke 11 22 3 25 133 173 Moev 9-14 1-1 19, Adams 1-6 2-2 4, 115, Springs 638, Cosbie 5-62, Ormsett 4- I now wonder what all the (Bennlng, Daoust), 6:59. 3, Toronto, Pittman 2-2 3-5 7, Foster 2-6 1-2 5, 1:30 p.m. DEAR DR. LAMB; I weather they often sound Southern Bennlng 5 (Anderson, Daoust), 12:32. 4, 12, Johnson 3-20, Pearson 2-49, Newsome Rose Bowl DEAR DR. LAMB: I fuss is about this new Boltimore 21 7 6 48 167 132 Westphal 03 OO 0, Scott 1-3 7-9 9. Totals 2-25, DuPree 1-9. am 76 years old and have am 28 and had a bilateral slow and uneven. Some­ Stereo Expert Calendar Toronto, Anderson 21 (Valve, Solmlng), 47-93 46-58 140. MISSED FIELD GOALS—None. At Posodeno. Calif. product. Am I alone ordid Rochester 19 14 2 40 163 135 14:13. 5, Detroit, Duguay 12 (Ogrodnick, Illinois (10-1) vs. UCLA (6-4 1), 5p.m. been retired for about two tubal ligation six years times they jam in the tape 1 miss something? Springfield IS 15 4 34 143 141 Craven), 15:54. Penolties—Stewart, t>«nver 20 28 36 36 13—133 Orange Bowl New Haven 15 18 3 33 158 157 Phoenix 30 21 38 31 20—140 years. I quit smoking 20 ago after the birth of my player. This only happens Tor, Three-point goals — Williams, Issel, NFL playoffs At Miami. Fla. TUESDAY St. Catherines 14 16 4 32 147 168 3:11; Borrett, Det, 6:54; Larson, Det, Nebraska (12-0) vs. Miami (Fla.) (10- years ago. But in 1980, I second child. 1 am now in cold weather and no Jack Bertrand ANSWER; You and Basketball Evans 2, Hanzilk. Fouled out—English, Your Health Hershev 11 16 6 28 124 147 12:02; Barrett, Det. 12:26; Smith, Det. Dunn, Williams, Hanzilk, Nance. Total 1), 8 p.m., caught a cold and had an regretting that decision rep;iir shop has been able many other radio listen­ East Catholic vs. Holy Cross at Binghamton 11 19 3 25 150 175 maior, 17:21; Valve, Tor, maior, 17:21. (All Times EST) Sugar Bowl Kennedy High, Waterbury, 9 Monday's Results fouls—Denver 44, Phoenix 32. Rebounds X-ray that showed emph­ and would like to undergo to stop this What should I ers witnessed this giant Third period—6, Toronto, Ihnacak 5 Denver 42 (Dunn 9), Phoenix 57 (Lucas At New Orleans Hartford State Tech at MCC (at East Adirondack 6. Binghamton6 (tie) (Nigro, M artin), 2:43; 7, Toronto, Wild Cord Comes Auburn (10-1) vs. Michigan (9-2), 6 ysema in my lower right Lawrence Lamb, M.D. a reversal. do"’ mistake on the part of Maine 6. Springfield 5 25). Assists—Denver 31 (Enderson 7), Satiirdoy. Dec. 24 Catholic),6 Anderson 22 (Valve), 4:16. 8, Toronto. Phoenix 24 (Lucas, Davis 5). Technical p.m. lung. When I talk or walk a Ice Hockey Moncton 5, Sherbrooke 1 Bennlng 6 (Daoust, Valve), 17:53. Seattle 31, Denver 7 My doctor said I have a some radio stations and Fouls—none. A-12,104. lot or climb stairs. I lose ANSWER: Tapes nal recordings of big Manchester at Bethel, 3:30 Fredericton 6, Nova Scotio 3 Penalties—Lam bert, Det, 1:32; Ste­ Mondov. Dec. 24 60 percent chance of be­ automatic. Some profes­ companies trying to show Wrestling Rochester 8, Boltimore 4 wart, Los Angeles Rams 24 Dollos 17 my breath. I had a chronic should not be played when bands on 78 R P.M re­ coming pregnant after a sional turntables such as the new technology to Cheney Tech at Canton, noon Tuesday's (3omes Tor, 5:37. Dlvlslonol ployoffs cough for quite a tew the car interior is below 40 cords. My problem is that No Games Scheduled Shots on goal—Detroit 7-9-9—25. To­ Soturday. Dec. 31 reversal operation. Are the BSR 2260 also will do people. Coilege hoop ratings years, but nothing showed degrees. Slow speed and I can't find a good turnta­ WEDNESDAY Wednesday's Games ronto Seattle at Miami, 12:30 p.m. there any risks? Is there a the job. You will have to Bosketball Baltimore at Adirondack 8-8-7—23. Detroit at San Francisco, 4 p.m. up on my X-rays until can lose the elasticity of Avoid respiratory infec­ jamm ing of tapes is likely ble that w ill play the old 78 change the needle when Digital audio disks do Rochester at BInghomton NEW YORK — The United Sunday. Jan. 1 •••••••••••••••••••••• chance of something be­ East Catholic vs. Tolland at Tolland Goalies—Detroit. Stefan. Toronto, after the cold. the small air sacs, even if tions and have a flu shot to happen because the records and not cause you play the 78 rpm sound better than stand­ Invitational (girls), 8 Hershev at Maine Pol- Press International Board of Coaches LosAngeles Rams at Washington, 12:30 ing wrong with the baby? Manchester at Enfield (girls), 3:30 Springfield at New Haven mateer. A—16,382. Top p.m. Please advise me as to they never smoked. The every year. lubricants in the tape damage to the new re­ records though because ard records, but not when Enfield at Manchester, 7:45 Sherbrookeat Nova Scotia 20 coHegebasketball ratings through Dec. Pittsburgh at Los Angeles Rolders. 4 what I can do to get relief condition is worse in some I am sending you The player arc slifl Irom the cords. 1 don't really want they require a larger transmitted through 25 (flrst'place votes and records through Boxing DEAR READER; You MCC Classic (at East Catholic), 8 Canadians 2. Whalers 1 p.m. from my breathing people because of inher­ Health Letter 17-8. cold. The cold tempera­ to buy two turntables if 1 conical tip and the new- equipment that can't han­ Ice Hockey Dec. 25 in parentheses): Sunday. Jon. 8 •••••••••••••••••••••• get different statistics on Black Hawks 3. Blues 1 1. Kentucky (7-0) (12) 390 problem. ited medical defects that Chronic Bronchitis and ture also stiffens the don't have to Could you East Catholic vs. Fermi at Enfield AFC ond NFC championships the success of reversal modern records require a dle the better fidelity or Twins Rink, 8:10 Montreal 2 0 0—2 2. North Carolina (6-0) (15) 389 Sunday. Jan. 22 affect the air sacs' Emphysema, which dis­ rubber drive belts and recommend some turnta­ when being received on 3. Houston (10-1) 333 At Tompo. Fla. opcr;ttlons Some doctors small eliplical or shibata St. Louis 0 0 1—1 Hartford 0 0 1—1 DEAR READER: I'n elasticity. cusses the problem in wheels This is true of all bles that I could use’’ tip for best results poor equipment. Instead Wrestling First period—1, Montreal, Nilan 9 4. DePoul (8-0) 313 Super Bowl XVIII, 4:30 p.m. believe the rate of success Chicago 1 0 2—3 5. Georgetown (7-1) 2 ^ Sunday. Jon. 29 Major fight schedule doubtedly. the years of It is important to do more detail. Others who brands of cassette and of getting more people East Catholic/Enfleld at Weaver, First period— 1, Chicago. Larmer 17 (Shutt, Hamel), 13:52. 2, Montreal, is improved if the opera­ E noon Walter 10 (Naslund, Smith), 17:15. 6. Maryland (6-1) 192 At Honolulu smoking before you anything you can to pre­ want this issue cun send 75 8-track players. AiNSWER; There are interested, these broad­ (Savord. O. Wilson), 17:15. Penalties— 7. St. John’s (7-0) 162 Pro Bowl, 4 p.rh. tion is jjerformed by mi­ QUESTION: A local Delorme, StL, 3:52; Johnson, StL, 9:55; Penalties—Nilan, Mon, 11:35; (c-denotes defending Champion) stopped caused some vent progression of emph­ c e n ts w ith a lon g, some turntables available casts turned a lot of people THURSDAY Hamel, 8. UCLA (6-1) 161 crosurgery. The type of radio station made a big B. Wilson, Chi, 12:37; Wickenheiser, StL, 9. LSU (6-1) 114 damage to your lungs. But ysema That meunselimi- stamped, self-addressed QUESTION: I am a that will still play 78 rpm off If you want to hear Bosketball 16:47, Brown, Chi. 17:45. Mon, 19:34. Dec. 27 at Atlantic City, N.J. — surgery you hud in the production about the in­ Cheney Tech at Haddam- Secondperiod—None. Penalties— 10. Texo$-EI Paso (8-0) 95 In the 20 years that have nating all sources of envelope for it to me, in record collector as w ell as records and not cause how great this new type of Second period—None. Penalties— 11. (tie) Memphis St. (6-2) 94 Maurice Blocker vs. Nino Gonzalez, 10. first place is important in troduction of the new- Killingworth. 7:45 Pre­ Hamel, welterweights. followed, your lungs pollution. Stay away from tare of the Manchester an audiophile I have damage to new ones. Ice Hockey Mon, 6:35; Quenneville, Har, 10:24; (tie) Wake Forest (6-0) 94 NFC Coach of the Year determining whether a digital audio disks and recording really sounds, ston. Chi, 11:34; B. Murray, Chi, 17:16. 13. Georgia (7-1) S4 Jon. 10 ot Atlantic City, N.J. — Dorev Herald, P.O. Box 1551. many modern high- Sharp’s HP 700 is a Manchester at Brien McMahon, 6 Third period—2, Chicago, O'Callahan 3 Chabot, Mon, 12:59; Hamel,Mon,major, Gaymon vs. Clarence Hill. 10, heavy­ should have made a major people who smoke. Don’t then played one on the air you must hear it through p.m. 13:51; Neufeld, Har, minor, major, 13:51; 14. (tie) Michigan (8-0) 73 reversal operation is feas­ (Marsh, Gardner), 2:13. 3, Chicago, D. (tie) Louisville (4-3) 73 NEW YORK —WInnersof United Press weights. recovery from smoking. allow any smoking in your Radio City Station. New quality records and I have semi-automatic model so the listeners could the proper equipment at a Wrestling Sutter 11 (Savord. D. Wilson), 10:35. 4. Walter, Mon, maior. 19:42; Robertson, international's Coach of the Year Award Jan. 14 at Reno. Nev. — c-Roy Mancinl ible or not. Cheney Tech/Jonathon Low at Mor­ Har, moior, 19:42. 16. Illinois (8-1) 59 Your chronic cough prob­ house or in your environ­ York, N.Y. 10019. ;i large selection of origi- and their RP 800 is lullv compare the sound w ith a dealer’s demonstration. St. Louis, Carlson3(Chouinard,Babych), 17. North Carolina State (8-2) 51 In the National Football League and, vs. Bobby Chacon. 15, WBA lightweight No surgery is without gan, 10 a.m. 16:18. Penalties—Schofield, StL. mo- Third period—3, Hartford, Neufeld storting in 1970, the National Football title. ably is related to bronchi­ ment. In the winter, be I think you should be 15 IB. Boston College (7-1) 50 C lor, 19. Purdue (7-2) 32 Conference: Jan. 14 at undetermined site — c- tis. which also c:m be sure that your living quar­ evaluated by a pulmonary risk. But the risk to you of FRIDAY 2:24; DuPont, Chi, 6:40; Delorme. StL, (Johnson), 17:39. Penalties— 1983—John Robinson, Los Angeles Milton McCrory vs. Milton Guest, 12, complication Is quite Basketboll Nattress, 20. Arkonsas (7-2) 28 cau.sed by cigarette smok­ ters have proper mois­ specialist for tests. That 9:55; Johnson. StL, 10:01; StL bench, Note: By agreement with the National 1962— JoeGIbbs, Woshington WBC welterweight title. small in this case. Manchester ot East Catholic, 7:30 10:20; Patterson, Chi, 17:31; Preston. Mon, 10:41; Robertson, Har, 10:41; 1981—Bill Walsh, San Francisco Jon. 14 at undetermined site — Robin ing. Other air polluuipts ture, as dry air can would enable your doctor W olcott Tech at Cheney Tech, 7:45 Hospodar, Har, misconduct, 10:41; Association of Basketball Coaches of the Cinem a Chi. 20:00. United States, teams on probation by the 1980—Leeman Bennett, Atlanto Bloke vs. Harry Arroyo. 10, lightweights. Can contribute to chronic irritate the problem. Mod­ to know exactly how much There is no reason why Stafford at Bolton, 7:45 Shots on goal—St. Louis 6-11-6—23; Sevlgny, Mon (servedby Walter), 13:23. 1979—Jack Pardee, Washington Jan. 22 at Atlantic City. N.J. — Johnny Eost Catholic at Tolland Invitational Shots on goal-M ontreal 7-9-7-23. Hort­ NCAA and ineligible for the NCAA bronchitis. erate exerci.se is often pulmonary function you the baby should not be just Chicago 9-10-9—28. Toumament are Ineligible for Top 20 and 1978—Dick Vermeil, Philadelphia Bumphus vs. Lorenzo Garcia, IS, vacant Hartford (girts) Goalies—St. Louis. Liut. Chi­ ford 9-8-13-30. 1977—Leeman Bennett, Atlanta WBA junior welterweight title; Living­ As people get older they helpful, but, of course, it have and help advise you as healthy as if you had West Hartford Wrestling Goalies—Montreal, Sevlgny. Hart­ national championship consideration Atheneum Cinema — La Elm 1 & 2 — Return of the cago, by 1976—Jack Pardee, Chi cago stone Bramble vs. Kenny Bogner, 10, often develop some de­ needs to be kepi within the better on your program not had the tubal ligation East Catholic at K lllin gly. 11 a m. ford, 1975—Tom Landry, Dallas Traviota (G) 7:30. 9:30. Jedi (PG) 2 7, 10. — Never Bannerman. A—17,649. the UP) Board of Cooches. There are no lightweights. gree of emphysema They ninge of your capability. for the future. at all. Cinema City — Vertigo Staniowski. A—13,172. 1974—DonCoryell. St. Louis Jan. 27 ot undetermined site — c- Sav Never Again (PG) 2, 7. such teams for the 19B3-84season. (PG) 1:30,4:15, 7. 9:35. — The 10. 1973—Chuck Knox, LosAngeles Thomas Hearns vs. Luigi Minchlllo, 12, WIzord of Oz (G) 12:30. 4:20, 1972—Don Devine, Green Bov WBC super welterweight title; Mike The Movies — To Be Or Not Jets 5. North Stars 1 Penguins 7. Rangers4 1971—GeorgeAllen, Woshington 8:05 with Casablanca (G) ToB e(P G ) 12.2.4.6.8.10:10. McCollum vs. Froncisco de Jesus. 10, 2:30. 6:15. 10. — Heat and — Two of o Kind (PG) 12, Soccer 1970—Alex Webster, New York Giants iunlor middlewelghts; Howard Davis vs. Dust (R) 1:45.4:30. 7:15.9:45. NY Rangers i 2 0__4 Coiiege basketbail scores 1969—BudGrant, Minnesota 1 ;40. 3:20. 5, 6:40, 8:20. 10. — Minnesota 1 0 0—1 Jimmy Paul, 10, lightweights; Davey — Micl^v s Christmas Car6l The Man Who Loved Women Pittsburgh 5 0 2—7 1966— Don Shuia, Boltimore Moore vs. Duane Thomos, 10, junior Couple’s break with tradition (G) with The Rescuers (G) Winnipeg 2 2 1—>5 1967— GeorgeAllen, LosAngeles (R) 12:15, 2:30. 4:45, 7 9:30 First period—1, Winnipeg. MacLean 14 First period—1, Pittsburgh, Flock- middlewelghts. 12:15. 4:40. 7:05. 9. hart Monduv'i Results 1966—TomLandry, Dallas Jon. 28 at Atlantic City, N.J. — Dovid (Young. Steen). 2:27. 2, Winnipeg. Chom Inode Classic 1965—GeorgeHalas, Chicago Colonial — Reopens Friday. MISL standings Babveh 12 (Young, Mullen), 7:12. 3. 12 (Young), 7:04. 2, PIHsburoh, Bricklev Sears vs. Eric WInbush. 10, light Cinestudio — Reopens Jan. 5 (Carlyle), 8:13. 3, Pittsburgh, Bricklev Championship 1964—Don Shuia, Baltimore heovywelghts. Minnesota, Ashton5 (Ferguson, Napier), Houston vs. Fresno St. 1963— GebrgeHalas, Chicago 11. 13:30. Penalties—Broten, Min, 1:46; •6 (Carlyle, Shedden), 9:14. 4, Pittsburgh, Feb. 4 at Atlantic City, N.J. — c- East Hortford SHOWCASE Eastern Division Gotzos 2 (Hothom, RIsslIng), 10:11. 5, Consolation 1962—Allle Sherman, New York Giants Donald Curry vs. Marlon Starling, 15, makes for best holiday ever Roberts. Min, maior, mlnor,4:07; Arniel, Eosfwood Pub & Cinema — W L Pet. GB Pittsburgh, Gotzos 3, (RIsslIng, MeSor Chamlnade83,Loulsvllle72 1961—Allle Sherman, New YorkGlants WBA welterweight title. Join Us For Win, maior, 4:07; Picard. Win, 9:20; East Never Sav Never Again (PG) e W E M A S Cleveland 12 1 .923 Richter, Min, misconduct, 13:09; Kyte, lev), 12:24. 6, NY Rangers, Beck 6 1960—Buck Shaw, Philadelphia Feb. 19 at undetermined site —• James 6:45, 9:15. Pittsburgh 7 5 .583 4' 3 (Greschner, Rogers), 13:26. 7, NY Rider 92, Lofayette71 1959—Vince Lombardi, Green Bay Green vs. John MugabI, 10, junior Win, misconduct, 13:09; Campbell, Win, Rutoers93,SetonHall78 Poor Richard's Pub & Ci­ New Year's Eve Baltimore 7 6 .536 5 Rangers, Huber 5 (Greschner, La- 1958—Weeb Ewbank, Baltimore middlewelghts. syndrome” con be on nema — Never Sav Never smsT SHOWo*«iv Memohis 6 6 .500 5'/2 14:59. rouche), T ,-enton St. 64, NJ Tech 58 1957—Paul Brown,Cleveland DEAR DR. BLAKER: I Second period--4, Winnipeg, McBain 5 Feb. 22 at Milan, Italy — c-Leo Cruz unheoithy woy to look Again (PG) 4, 7, 9:30. New York 6 8 .429 6 '. 3 15:03. Penalties—Beck, NYR, 4:55; „ , Midwest 1956—Buddy Parker, Detroit vs. Loris Stecco, 15, WBA junior ' would like to share a story Dinner (Young, M ullen), 8:27. 5, W in­ Detroit48,Toledo46 1955—Joe Kuharlch, Washington Showcase Cinemas — Buffalo 4 10 .286 nipeg, RIsslIng, Pit, 4:55; Huber, NYR, 8:46; featherweight title. during this holiday season bock- Scarface (R) 1. 4:15. 7:30, Our Menu includes: Western Division DeBlois 19 (Hawerchuk, Babych), 19:47. Buskos, Pit, 14:15; Dove (Walonev, NYR, Ask There is nothing wrong 10:30. — Terms of Endear­ Kansos City 8 4 .667 16:07; DeFazIo, Pit, 16:07; Dave that may show others that Penalties—Lawton, Min,, 0:50; Bel­ Christmas is more than with reminiscing, but it ment (PG) 1:40.4:15, 7.9:40, wnisnns4ixiT5s Complimentary Glass of Champagne Wichita ^ 7 5 .583 lows, Maloney, NYR, maior, 19:22; Gotzos, Pit, Dr. Blaker 12. — Sudden Impact (R) St. Louis 7 6 .538 Min, 2:30; MacLean, Win, 2:30; Acton, maior, 19:22. just trees, gifts and Santa should be used in o posi­ 12:30. 2:45. 4:50. 7:20. 9:45, EUTNUTTOee SM-ISIO APPETIZERS Los Angeles 5 6 .455 Min, 1B:54;.Watters, Win, 18:54. Second period—8, NY Rangers, Rogers tIvryfNiLV/WIS Claus. tive ond educotionol woy 11:50, — Christmas (R) 1. Phoenix 4 8 .333 16 (Erixon, Sundstrom), 2:06, 9, NY Karen Blaker, Ph.D, Choice of: Thirdp^iod—6, Winnipeg. Hawerchuk Bowling My husband and I had rather than as a com­ 3:10. 5:15. 7:40, 10. 12. — Tacoma 3 11 .214 16 (Lukowich, DeBlois), 5:06. Penalties— Rangers, Larouche 23 (Don Maloney, YentI (PG) 1:30. 4:10, 7:10, D.C. CAB Seafood Bisque Monday's Results Rogers), 19:18. Penalties—Beck, NYR, «Campbell, Win, 5:32; Ciccarelli. Min, WMATAU)05yPAYOF been drifting further and plaint about one's present 9:40, 12:05. — Gorlov Pork Shrimp Cocktail ($2.00 extra) Cleveland 6, Baltimore 3 17:07; Campbell. Min. 17:07; Richter, 11:21; Bullard, Pit, 15:43; Buskos, Pit, SOM:! REVeRCMO . further apart as the older situation. (R) 1:45. 4:15. 7:10, 9:50, 2 St. Louis 5, Los Angeles 3 18:59. GM — SHOWN AT ^ Fruit Cup Supreme Min, 19:40. 6IB9CH ASKCD'DIOH 12:10. — D.C. Cab (R) 1:15, Kansas City 8, Wichita 5 Shots on goal—Minnesoto 13-11-10— Third period—10, Pittsburgh, Routston u S ANO I'V E PUYEP children were growing up 3:15, 5:15. 7:45.9:40,11:40.— l:15-3:lS-5:l5-7:458;40'tl;40 Tuesday's Game 34. 8 Elks and going out on their Uncommon Valor (R) 1:15, ENTREES Los Angeles at Wichita, 8:35 p.m. (Carlyle), 6:12.11, Pittsburgh, Bricklev 7 18 3:15. 5:15, 7:40. 10. 11:55. Wednesday’sGames Winnipeg 8-15-18—41. Bruce Fish 149-155-413, AUTO REPAIRS own. Christmas eventu­ GORKY Roast Prime Rib of Beef .Au Jus $14.95 Goalies—Minnesota, Meloche. Win­ (Bullord, Carlyle), 9:55, Penalties— Down in the dumps? Gel Manchester Cleveland at New York, night nipeg, Rogers, NYR, 1:08; Boutette, Pit, minor, Fran C hartier 163-157-432, AU.THE. w/w! ally became a time to sit Furthermore, look at the past. help from Dr. Blaker's UA Theofers East — Two of PARKIN Baked Stuffed Shrimp w/Crabmeat 13.95 Baltimore at Buffolo, night Soetaert. A—13,573. maior, 2:30; Dave Maloney, NYR, minor, M att DeSimone 142-368, Dave around the big tree with a Kind (R) 2:15. 4. 5:45, 7:30. Veal Oscar Sauce Bernaise ...... 12.95 Kansas City at Tacoma. night maior, 2:30; Don Maloney, NYR,8:46. Richards 146-375, Al Gra- the holidays as a lime to To me. the future is newsletter. **Fighting De­ -SHOWNAT • 9:30.— The Man Who Loved Stuffed Chicken Breast w/Spinach 10.95 Shots on g o a l-N Y Rangers 12-20-4—36. blnsky 150-371, Bernie Welch % WE SERVICE ALL lots of gifts and wonder reflect on blessings re­ complicated, but it sure is pression.*' Send 50 cents Women (R) 2.4:15,7:20,9:40. l;4M IS-7:l0-9:S0^12:in Pittsburgh 15-9-7—31. 157-367, Tony Salvatore 144- where all the kids had ceived throughout the going to be fun trying to — To Be Or Not To Be. (PG) Broiled Filet Mignon w/Mushrooms 14.95 376. Dave Lachapelte 147-393, Home ot Mr Goodwronch GENERAL MOTOR and a stamped, self- NASL standings Goalies—NY Rangers, Weeks. Pitts­ gone. It became a time to year. If people think only figure it out. 2. 4:10. 7:30. ft:45. UNCOMMON Baked Seafood Medley ...... 13.75 Oilers 6. Flames 3 burgh, Romano, A—8,534. Joe Dworak 136-151-414, Vic CARS ANP TRUCKS addressed envelope to Dr. Mansfield A braitls 136-375, Andy La- feel depressed and lonely. of what they will be given Blaker in care of the Translux College Twin —- Veal Franeaise’ ...... 12.75 7 m o ureu x 138-387, H enry VALORK W L Pet. GB Edmonton 1 4 1—6 Kings 5. Canucks 4 Then, last Christmas, in the form of gifts, all DEA R READER: You Manchester Herald, P.O. Schedule unavailable. Agostlnelll 137-370, Bob Bon- ALL MECHANICAL REPAIRS Vernon - SHOWN AT • Salad - Rolls - Butter New York 7 3 .700 Calgary 2 1 0—3 adles 144-391. Jerry Ridel my husband rented a they w ill receive is certainly sound like you Box 475, Radio City Sta­ Golden Bay 6 3 .667 ‘/j First period—1, Calgary, Quinn 2 Cine 1 & 2 —' Return of the l;lS-3:IS-S;)S7;40l0i)0 11:55 Choice of Baked - Baked Stuffed - Chicago 6 6 .500 2 Los Angeles 1 1 2 1—S 173-394. Chuck Borrera 138- • COMPLETE COLLISION REPAIRS small cabin in the woods disappointment. have it all together. As the tion, New York, N.Y. JedI (PG) 1:30. 4:10. 7, 9:30. (Nilsson, McDonold), 10:15. 2, Cal­ Vancouver 0 3 1 0—4 355, Ed Doyle, 150-367, Joe Rice Pilaf ^ n Olego 5 5 .500 2 gary, and we spent the holidays famous philosopher Soren 10019. — Never Sov Never Agoln Vancouver 4 4 .500 2 First period—1, Los Angeles, Dionne 16 Cataldi Sr. 358, Ralph Doyer • REBUILT AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSIONS! (PG) 2.7:30; Sun2.4:30.7:10, Vegetable Jackson 2 (Patterson. Mocoun), 10:54.3, (F ox, S im m er), 18:51. P enalties— 357, Travis Cook Sr. 358, Al there, with no large tree DEAR DR. BLAKER: I Kierkegaard once said. YENTL TO Tulsa 4 6 .400 3 Edmonton, Kurri 32 (Gregg, Lowe), 9:40. 4Vj Chor- Coelllo 356. Joe Muccio 361, AUTO PAINTING or bells or toy reindeer. It have a problem that I’m "Life can only be under­ Write to Dr. Blaker at DESSERTS Tompo Bay 3 8 .273 12:42. P e n a ltie s — Jackson, Cal, nev, LA, 2:53; Schllebener, Van, 9:09; Ernie Pepin 368, Rick Burnett -SHOWN AT • Monday's Result 1:49; CHARGE WITH MASTER CHARGE was just the two of us and sure must plague many stood backwards: but it the above address. The Chocolate Mousse - Cranberry Crunch New York 4, Chicago 3 Chorney, LA, 13:11; TantI, Van, 14:36; 14^136-377, Fred McCurry l:3O-4;l0-7:10-0;4Q^I2:0S Voican, Cal, 4:00; Gretzky, Edm, 8:56; Hardy, LA, 15:47; Blake, LA (served by 148-136 405. a small tree that we found people my age. I ’m 16, and must be lived forwards." volume of mail prohibits Manchester Elks Sherbet Tuesdoy's Gomes Konrovd, Cal, 12:11; McClelland, McEwen), 17:03; Rota, Van, 17*03; 24 HOUR WRECKER SERVICE outside. Whenever your parents personal replies, but ques­ No Games Scheduled Edm, whenever I ask for any­ SCARFACE COFFEE or TEA W edn esda y' s G a m es Schllebener. Von, 17:19. It was the most reward­ thing, my parents say. say anything about the tions of general interest maior. 18:47; Kromm, Cal, major, 18:47. Second period—2, Los Angeles, Kelly 4 NEW YEARS Vancouver at Tampa Bay, 8p.m. Second period—4, Edmonton. Huddy 2 ing Christmas of my life. I "You could’ve bought this past, try to understand will be discussed in future New York at San Diego, 10:30 p.m. (Ruskowski. Anderson), 8:04. 3, Van­ Make your reservations (Gretzky, Kurri), 0:21. 5, Edmonton, couver, Rota 24 (Smyl, Grodln), 11:55. 4, guess I finally realized for two cents when I was a that the "good old da vs columns. - SHOWN A T- Pouzor 6 (Kurri, Huddy), 4:14. 6, EVE PARTY 1MI-4;15-7;30I0;30 Vancouver, Williams 6 (Grodln, HAve A exaep p a y ' that it was time to stop •••••••••••••••••••••• Edmonton, Gretzky 42 (unassisted),6:50. TantI), kid." I don’t understand TODAY 649-3666 7, Calgory, Loob 17 (Risebrough). 13:14. 14:18. 6, Vancouver, Neely 3 (Lanz, Transactions fie r EXTHA c A & y i ► p P B O V to GARTER holding onto the past and — haven’t my parents $45.00 per couple 8. Edmonton, Anderson 23 (McLellond, Snepsts), 18:42. Penalties—Hardy, LA. W seuJNcs vouc. SUDDEN Gregg), 14:22. Penalties — move on. I ’m glad my ever heard of cost-of- Where to write Radio, TV 1:55; Taylor. L A ,5:29; Smyl, Van, 15:52. u n w a m t e o item s wr» IMRACTlfg Risebrough, Third period—6, LosAngeles, Dlonnel? Collcgi husband finally pushed living increases? Don’t OPEN BAR 9-1 Cal, 3:48; Conacher, Edm, maior, 4:29; (Taylor, Simmer), 12:08. 7, Vancouver FAMILY WAMT me forward. they know that we have a Here's where to write for advice from the -SHOWNAT • •••••••••••••••••••••• Baxter, Col, maior, 4:29; Jackson. Edm, Lemoy 1 (Schllebener), 13:X. 8. Los Arkansas — Named eight high standard of living 12;30-2:45-4«)-7:20045-1150 6:03. Angeles, Nlcholls 23 (McEwen, assistant (ootball coaches: syndicated columnists featured in the Man- DELUXE BUFFET Third period—9, Edmonton. Llnse- Hardy), Jesse Branch, Ken Turner, Save money on cleaning DEAR READER; Al­ compared with the rest of chesterjjerald: TONIOHT man 15:07. Penalties—Neely, Van, 9:47; Rota, Larry Brinson, Larry Beck­ though your letter speaks the world? DANCING 9-1 7:00 Colleoe basketball: Jackson­ 10 (G retzky), 2:48. Penalties — man, Fred Goldsmith, products by using ammo- 1229 MAIN ST. • Dear Abby — Abigail Van Buren, P.O. CHRISTINE Van, 14:20; Kennedy, LA, 16:08; Fox, AUTO REPAIR for itself, it does bring up What was so great about ville vs. Vlllanova. ESPN 'Tombellinl, minor, misconduct (served by Wally Ake, Roger nlo, diluted to the box 38923, Hollywood, Calif. 90083. R 7:15 Whalers vs. Nordlaues, WTIC Col, 1:45; Risebrough, Col, minor (served MANCHESTER •kHata ★ .Vm 'jii* Makera Ruskow­ Henshaw, Bobby Troutt. strength recommended some suggestions that will the good old days, any­ • Dr. Lamb — Dr. Lawrence Lamb, M.D., -SMOWMXT • 7:30 Bruins vs. Canadlens, Channel 36 by Voican), major, 10:02; PepllnskI, Cal, ski), 16:08. on the bottle, (or washing make everyone’s holiday way? I keep asking them ^C offee A * Sandtvichva l.60-3:IO-8:IS-7:«)-IOai 1260 ^ 8 jM Celtics vs. Spurs, Channel 20, 15:27; Linseman, Edm, major, 19:53; M e m p h is S ta te — TEL. 646-6464 Overtime — 9, Dionne 18 (Taylor, walls and windows. Bring season a more joyous me. P.O. Box 1551, Radio City Station, New York, at One. Baxter, major, 19:53. Simmer), 1:00. Penalties—None. Named Rey Dempsey (oot­ — was there more love, 8:30 Knicks vs. Bulls, Channel 9 Shots on goal—Edmonton 13-7-8— ball coach. extra money Into your One should discuss with more happiness, more N.Y. 10919. TERM S OF 9:00 College basketball: Auburn vs 28. Shotson goal—Los Angeles S-8-13-3—29. Football home by selling no- • Dr. Blaker — Dr. Karen Blaker, P.O. Box Contact ENDEARMENT p <-. Woke Forest, ESPN Colgary 8-6-10—24. those they care about the what? They just say that Vancouver 7-14-8-1—30. longer-needed Items with type of celebration they things were simpler back 475, Radio City Station, New York. N.Y. Lodgp Steward -SHOWNAT - 11:00 College basketball: St. John's Goalies—Edmonton, Fuhr. Cal- Goolies—Los Angeles, Blake. Nev, Jersey (USFL) — I:40-4.l5-760-g:4l)-l2;00 VI. Fordhom: North Corollna vs. lono gory, Van­ Signed auarterback Brian o low-cosi od In Clossl- want to have. Don’t try to then and less expensive. I 10019. (toped), USA Cable Edwards. A—16,764. apmuaiiioToasHum D l V g ^ 646-9263 623 Main St. Manchester couver, Caprice. A—14,702. SIpe. (led. M3-2711. second-guess. think they are idealizing IS - MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday. Dec. 27, 1983 MANCHESTER HEKAU), Tuesday. Dec. 27, 1983 - 17 Yahkee Traveler The quieter the sound, the more we take heed

Boston has biggest A few minutes ago, walking back from lunch, I hear a dripping faucet 100 yards away through three who try lo do most ol it. There's nothing more started to cross the street when I heard the sound of a closed doors. I ’ve been hearing little creaking noises embarrassing than lo have someone whisper to you coin dropping. It wasn’t much but, as I turned, my and sounds which my imagination turns into footsteps about someone else in the room, in a voice everyone in eyes caught the heads of several other people turning in the middle of the night for 25 years in our house. the room can hear New Year’s event too. A woman had dropped what appeared to be a Andy Rooney How come I never hear tho.se sounds in the daytime? dime. Some people, of course, never hear anything in the CAR HORNS ARE an irritating noise. There are The tinkling sound of a coin.dropping on pavement is middle of the night. There are light sleepers and very few times when it's important to blow the horn of Editor's note: Another in a series of THE POLAR BEARS will dash into ■ «n attention-getter. It can be nothing more than a Syndicated Columnist heavy sleepers and they always seem to sleep a car. When'someone on our street parks out in front of weekly features written for UPI by the the icy surf of the Atlantic for their -lienny. Whatever the coin is, no one ignores the sound together. One gets up in the middle of the night to someone el.se's house and blows the horn. I feel like ALA Auto and Travel Club aimed at annual New Year's Day swim at noon. rjtfit. It got me thinking about sounds again. check the noise, the other hears nothing. The sleeper throwing rocks. providing New Englanders with fuel- A parasol-waving clown will lead the We are besieged by so many sounds from every side awakens four hours later to ask “ What happened?" I've turned against whistling, for instance. I used lo conserving, close-to-home leisure pre-dip parade across Newport Beach. .these days that it isn't the ioudest sounds that attract trips. think of it as the mark of a happy worker, but lately Other not-so-fairweather swimmers :tJie more attention. People in New York City seldom “ NOTHING HAPPENED, dear. There was a I've been associated the whistler a nervous person will take to the water at the Wickford to look when a fire engine, a police car or an burglar downstairs walking around in hob-nailed By Jon Zonderman sirens ought to be more careful about when they use making compulsive noises. Town Beach (North Kingston Polar .-antbulance comes screaming along the street, foots, the oil burner exploded and two cars hit head-on ALA Auto and Travel Club them. I'm often suspicious of ambulances that Walking through the woods in the fall of the year, Bear Plunge, 2 p.m.) and at Mackerel rr When I’m in New York, I ’m a New Yorker. I don’t in front of the house. The cops came, the fire engines careern down the street with sirens wailing. It cah'l with the leaves up around your ankles, is a great Cove on the island of Jamestown at ^.tjirn either. Like the natives, I hardly hear a siren were here and the ambulance picked up the injured. Boston's annual "First Night" cele­ noon when the Penguins (properly -there. always be a matter of life and death, and if they’re Everything’s all right now. Go back to sleep." sound. bration and a big splash in Newport. attired in white trunks and black bow used when it Isn’t, they’re less effective when it is. I Someone else in the room sniffling and wilhoul a R.I., highlight this New Year's wee­ suspect quite a few broken legs have gone through a In a book by W.S. Gilbert I had when I was a kid, handkerchief is an annoying sound. ties) take to the water to raise money fo ~ AT H O M E in my little town in Connecticut, it’s kend events around New England as lot of red lights rushing too fast and too loud to an there was a character named King Borria Bengalee the Special Olympics. ■Afferent. The distant wail of a police car, an recommended by the ALA Auto and emergency room where they waited two hours for Boo, "an African swell . . . whose whisper was a The lapping, lapping, tapping of my typewriter as 'Emergency vehicle or a fire siren brings me to my feet treatment. the keys hit the paper is a lovely .sound to me. I often Travel Club. OTHER NEW Y E A R ’S Day events in horrible, horrible yell.” rif ^’**1 seated and brings me to the window if I’m in bed. There are people who find it impossible to whisper like the sound of what I write belter than the looks of it The biggest New Year's Eve bash of Rhode Island include: It s the quietest sounds that have most effective on ~ The people who drive cars or trucks equipped with or even talk softly F'or some rea.son, they're the ones once it’s down on paper. all is in Boston, where First Night has • The Snowball Tournament, involv­ us, not the loudest. In the middle of the night, 1 can its eighth annual run. The celebration ing nine holes of golf, with tee-off time kicks off at 2 p.m. with special between 8-11 a.m. at the North programs for children and senior Kingston Municipal Golf Course off citizens at locations throughout Bos­ Route 1: About Town Service Notes ton's Back Bay neighborhood. • The Barrington Yacht Club Frost­ At 5:30 p.m., the annual First Night bite Fleet Races begin at 1 p.m:; parade heads from the Hynes Audito­ • The Narragansett Bay Wheelmen's rCouncll planning gala Completes unit training rium to the Boston Common. New Year's Day Ride begins at 11 a.m. The expected 150,000 visitors will fan on Route 77, 8.2 miles south of Stone The Knights of Columbus of Manchester Council 573 Army NalionalGuard Pvt. Gerald D. Segar, son of out across 40 performace locations Bridge Inn, Tiverton. will have its annual New Y ear’s Eve party Dec. 31 at Malcolm T. and Joanne E. Segar of 34 Llynwood throughout Boston for an evening of 100 the Knights of Columbus Lodge, 138 Main St, There Drive, Bolton, has completed one station unit training performaces by some 300 artists. IF YOU’RE in the Hartford area this will be a sirloin of beef buffet dinner at 8 p.m. and at the U.S. Army Infantry School in Fort Banning, Ga. A single $3 ticket gets you into most, weekend, you may want to take some dancing from 9 p.m. to 2 a m, to the music of the He is a 1983 graduate of Rockville High School. whole a few require special $5 tickets. time Saturday to see the new galleries Gandy Dancers. New performers this year include the at the Wadsworth Atheneum. Tickets are $20 per person. Free set-ups will be Finishes basic training Boston Classical Orchestra, the Boston The 10 galleries, including the Grat provided but those attending should bring their own Ballet, the Boston Musica Viva and the Hall and nine upstairs galleries, have liquid refreshments. For tickets and reservations call Pvt. Paul E. Potamianos, son of Lucille C. and Peter Boston Camerta. In another first, the been reqired, repainted and relit. They 646-7365. E. Potamianos of 70 Duval St., has completed one traditional ice sculptures that grace have been closed more than five years. station unit training at the U.S. Army Infantry School, Copley Plaze will be illuminated by a The extra space allows the museum Mr. an(J Mrs. John Ziemak on their Herald photo by Richmond Fort Benning, Ga. laser light show emanating from the No W ATES tonight He is a 1981 graduate of East Catholic High School. to display some objects that have been wedding day, Nov. 30. 1933. new Copley Place development. in storage more than a decade. Much of John and Eleanor Ziemak of 96 Cooper Hill St. The evening culminates in a fire­ Manchester WATES will not meet tonight. Meetings the ork in the newly done Morgan will resume Jan. 10. Recruit ends training works show at the Boston waterfront, Building galleries will be from the from 11:50 p.m. to midnight. museum's famed Baroque and 18th Navy Fireman recruit Jay R. Smith, son of William Visitors are asked to find a central century painting collection. Ziemaks celebrate gold anniversary Rec vacation schedule Smith of 914 Pucker St., Coventry, has completed parking space and do First Night The museum is open Tuesday recruit training at the Naval Training Center, Recruit The Manchester recreation department will ob- traveling by foot or public through Sunday (not New Year's D ay). Training Command. Great Lakes. 111. ■erve the following hours through Monday at its three transportation. from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. John and Eleanor Ziemak of 96 Cooper 30, 1933, Thanksgiving Day. Both were born Bolton. They have five grandehildren and a centers, 22 School St., 110 Cedar St., and 78 N. Main St. For information call (617) 424-1699. Call (203) 278-2670 for information. Hill St. celebrated their 50th wedding in New York City. Ziemak has been owner great-granddaughter in Ohio. Hours are today through Friday from 10 a.m. to 4 Participates in operations anniversary at a surprise party given by of the Hartford Road Cafe for 45 years. He their children recently. The party was at still operates it. p.m. and 6 to 10 p.m. Hours Monday will be the same. Friends and relatives from Florida, Long Hours Saturday are 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. On Sunday all Navy Electrician’s Mate Fireman Robert A. the Polish National Home in Hartford. The couple has four children. Donald and Island. Maine, Texas, East Hartford. centers will be closed. Feragne, son of Robert T. and Veronica Feragne of 82 Mr. and Mrs. Ziemak were married in St. Gregory Ziemak of Manchester, Dorothy Photo by MacKendrick Branford St. recently participated in the U.S. Seventh Hartford, Wethersfield and Windsor at­ There will be no recreation department-sponsored Do not try to burn Adelbert's Church in Bronx, N.Y. on Nov. Anderson in Ohio and Jack Ziemak of tended the party. Fleet Task Force 71 search operations for Korean Air events in the schools through Jan. 2. The events will This bird nest turned up in a local good luck for the New Year, according resume Jan. 3. Line Flight 007. resident's Christmas tree. It’s a sign of to Swedish folklore. He is a crew member aboard the salvage ship USS wood that is painted 'IMasons set orientation Conserver, based in Pearl Harbor. Hawaii. Manchester Lodge 73 of Masons will meet tonight at Completes basic training QUESTION; On my Public Records 7:30 at the Masonic Temple, 25 E. Center St. Finches built a lucky nest Army Pvt. Roland A. Lestage Jr., son of Roland A. way to work recently I ~ Following the business meeting, an orientation with saw a stacked pile of and Beverly T. Lestage of 660 Swamp Road, Coventry, Warranty deads Westerly St., $29,000; 53 Phyllis Road, $50,000; Inc. for Edgar Clark for To Callahan Oil Co. to new officers is planned. Refreshments will be served. lumber with a "Firewood has completed basic tra'ining at Fort Dix, N.J. James R. McCavanagh Westerly St., $40,000; 57 To Tracy Spencer for a office partitions and a new convert service station to for sale" sign on it. This He is a 1983 graduate, of Coventry High School. Clean Sweep to Oak Street Properties Westerly St., $40,000: 61 dwelling at 90 Bell St. facade at 881 Main St., convenience store at 706 ' Check your blood pressure wood appears to be Ltd. property at lO-IO'-ii-l? Westerly St., $40,000; $47,000. $18,000. in Manchester couple’s tree Main St., $100,000. painted or stained. Would Oakland St., $78,000. 28 Westerly St., $29,000: 24 To Eugene T. Corbitt for To Sabrina Pools for The town geriatric clinic will conduct a blood Dussault enlists in USAF it be safe to burn? James P. Cordier to Westerly St,, $45,000. Greg Allaire a dwelling at 19 Earl St.. Robin DiTarando for an To Dean Machine Pro­ pressure screening Wednesday from 1 to 2 p.m. for A bird’s nest in a cal tragedy as this partic­ Gary J. Roberts and To Martin and Rothman $41,000. indoor spa at 190 Grissom ducts to install walls at 102 ‘ those with last names beginning with letters A to M. Robert E. Dussault II, husband of Mrs. Kimberly ANSWER; Probably Christmas tree brings ular type is not used Dussault of Vernon Street, has enlisted in the U .S. Air Karen M. Roberts. Unit Inc. for a dwelling at 16 To Pelletier Builders Road, $2,900, Colonial Road. $1,200 Hours are from 2 to 3 p.m. (or those with last names good luck for the New not. Painted or otherwise again. Some birds have Force. 80, Millbridge Hollow Con­ beginning with letters N to Z. Both sessions are at the Year. This is a bit of treated lumber is a poor Collectors' three broods in a season, He is a 1983 graduate of Manchester High School. He dominiums. $37,000. ^^Salvation Army Citadel. 661 Main St. folklore from Sweden. .Al­ going to all the trouble of choice for firewood be­ m left for basic training at Lackland Air Force Base, J & G Associates to though the Manchester building a new nest each cause it has the potential pine. " Is there a good fireplace about three Donald I. Mankowski and Corner Texas, on Nov. 29. of exploding when used in : Overeaters meet couple who found this in time. The construction reason not to? Is it dan­ times a week in the Josephine A. Mankowski, * their tree are not Swedish, might take about a week. a woodstove or fireplace. ndlot? gerous? There are four evenings. When the fire Unit 174-F Oakland Ter­ ; Overeaters Anonymous will meet Wednesday in the they are happy to go along Russ MacKendrick This type of wood can also to s» (There is no need to tell Awarded Marine Medal big pines in my back yard has died down to coals, it's race Condominiums. - cafeteria meeting room at Manchester Memorial with the omen. release toxic fumes into this to Scotty and take the 1 want to have taken down usually bedtime so I close $67,900. I Hospital. Newcomers are welcome at 7:30 p.m. and a The tree is a 3-foot Marine Gunnery Sgt. David C. Marzialo, son of your home when burned. zest out of his recycling and I sure would hate to the damper shut to stop Sophie Bursack to Wes­ ; general meeting will follow at 8 p.m. Fraser fir from Bob and Mary Marzialo of 8 Asylum St., was recently awarded I have a customer who enterprises, because after see the logs go to waste. the heat loss all night. My ley R. Vasko and Nancy ► There are no dues, fees or weigh-ins. The group Wilma Visny's Hickory the U.S. Marine Corps Good Conduct Medal. burned left-over fenbe all he may be supplying wife and I and our two W. Vasko, property at 98 k meets at the same time each week. Ridge Tree Farm at Cov­ survive the tree being tween brunches about a post, scraps which hatf- some spare parts.) ANSWER; In my trav­ children have been get­ Dale Road, $88,000. s . entry. Mrs. Visny states tossed into the truck of a foot from the ground been treated with a pre­ Local Marine deployed els I've heard the old ting headaches recently. South Windsor Builders that they find such nests car. shuffled around onto level. The space to be Not all nests are aban­ servative. The entire inte­ : Grange plays cards saying. "Don't burn pine " Could this have anything Inc. to John A. Cagianello now and then, but they are a stand, trimmed and lit occupied by the nestlings doned and hence collecti­ Marine CpI. Edward J. Pickett III, son of Sheila A. rior of his chimney was about t.OOO times. I have to do with the fireplace? and Rosa M. Cagianello, lanchester Grange, 205 Olcott St., will have a card usually removed when the u |). before it was is less than two inches ble. The house wren will Pickett of 24 Hawthorne St., recently left for clogged, top to bottom, ....: yet to see any conclusive Unit 647C Ridgecrest ; party Wednesday at 8 p.m. Refreshments will be tree is prepared for discovered. across. return to the same pro­ Honduras. He is a member of the 28th Marine with a crusty, light cre- evidence that pine will ANSWER: You are Condominiums. ■ served. The public is welcome. market. The nests are At first glance I t seemed With this much infor­ tected nook and some Amphibious Unit. Second Marine Division, Camp sote. Every time he tried produce more cresote in a lucky that you haven't lor i«"‘ ^ 'o i,. then collected by their to be made of pine needles mation over the phone, other birds will do neces­ Lejeune, N.C. to use his stove, smoke Martin and Rothman chimney than hardwoods killed yourself and your .. five-year-old grandson, but actually the material Janet Costa of the Au­ sary repair work and use would pour into his living Inc. to David P. and do. That doesn't mean all entire family. Live coals •Post plans New Year Scotty, and are eventually is thin stiff pieces of dubon Society in Glaston­ the same nest year after room. "You would be better wood burners should rush Andrea J. Zboray, prop­ Completes advanced course in your fireplace are still . The Manchester VFW will sponsor a New Year's carried around the farm straw-like grass. The only bury was able to give an year. off buying real firewood. out and load up on pine or erty on Arnott Road, The owners of this emitting invisible smoke ’ Eve party Saturday from 9 p.m. to 2 a.m. at the post, in a basket to be spotted needles are some of the educated guess that the Navy Electronics Technician 3rd Class Kenneth J. other softwoods because $79,900. , l,or.n« l*'*"",.,,, Christmas tree wish to and carbon monoxide. ; 608 E, Center St. here and there for the short ones from the fir cup once harbored a fam­ Pajer, son of Edward Pajer of Geraldine Drive, QUESTION; What there are some draw­ thank Pa and Ma Finch Leave your damper open . .. .ItooB lo !>'■•> '■ A buffet will be served at 10 p.m. There will be an birdies next spring. tree itself that are used to ily of purple finches. Ms. Coventry, has completed the advanced electronics about those logs they sell backs to using this type of Quitclaim deeds for so willingly contribut­ until the fire is stone cold. Suzanne M. LeTarte to ’ open bar and dancing to the Mixers all night. Hats and The nest in the picture line the bottom’ of the nest. Costa was able to reas­ technician course at the Naval Training Center in in the grocery stores and fuel. To cut down on the heat sure the caller that the ing their creation with its Great Lakes. 111. Stanely LeTarte, prop­ ; nolsemakers will be provided. Coffee and doughnuts was not firmly attached, This cup-shaped home hardware shops? My Pine, because it's a loss, invest in a set of uprooting of the nest did aura of good cheer and erty at 133 Oakland St. • will be served at 1 a.m. but it was well enough was originally wedged in neighbor says they are not softwood, is much lighter fireplace glass doors. If not represent an ecologi- good luck. Harlene W, Hawkes to C d p ta i"* “ ‘'JI j., fylnhJ^h I Tickets are $40 a couple. situated in the branches to by the busy builders be­ safe to use. My wife and I than a hardwood like oak: you won't do this, don't ,r$ when owxumf Completes aircrew course Clifford L. Hawkes Jr., only have a few fires a about 40 percent lighter, use your fireplace. Good property at 98 W. Center Navy Cryptologic Technician 2nd Class John J. year around the holidays. in fact. This means you luck. TW 014 0“''^ |„I4 l«y “ I"' St. ,„p,„«,o.ool J pro*'"' Hughes Jr., son of John J. Huges Sr. of 153 Adams We're not trying to heat would have to stoke your Ttw oothehl • ♦ •"v *,ihiB • THE WEEKLY TIP: • L which »h* Drive, has recently completed Aviation Enlisted the whole house. We just «t an W.. a fire much more often and The holiday season is a 1 ihr **’*'“ * Economic recovery hasn’t reached me yet Aircrew Training School at the Naval Air Station. want a cozy effect once in Certificate of devise that can be an extra good time to check your "l.aT h t'iM l'"*' uofTi h o ^ Pensacola, Fla. a while. Estate of Marion C. burden. Big pine wood chimney flues and stove­ ; QUESTION: I'm well awarcthat theslatistics show fires will burn hot and fast Schumann to Helen C. pipes to be sure every­ • unemployment has dropped way down, but those to be assumed, and that goes for both the prospective ANSWER; They are (like kindling does) and if Cherrington, property at Receives silver wings thing is safe. r figures haven’t touched me yet. I'm still unemployed employer and the applicant. There might be things fine to use, with two 36 Hamlin St. '.^w; iaha ha«r • your chimney or stove­ \ tt midea* JTi IM *• ; — and have been for the past thirteen months. What discussed during the interview that could sour one Capt. Marc C. Alice, son of retired Air Force Senior precautions. 1. Don't use pipes are dirty, you may Editor’s note: If you u # rf I hd

Before your holiday visitors come-dashing over to raised this limit to $100,000. You don't need me to tell better results. Put a star on your od and see what a visit you (filled with season’s cheer, liquid or you that a massive liability judgment against you otherwise), take measures now to make sure a happy could wipe you out; $25,000 may be pathetically occasion doesn't end in a costly lawsuit and liability inadequate at a time when liability awards of several difference it mokes. Telephone 643-2711, AAonday-Fridoy, claims that could literally wipe you out financially. million dollars are making headlines almost every This is no joke and I'm not assuming the role of a day. female Scrooge. For this holiday season is when 'The Insurance Information Institute, a trade group 8:30 g.m. to 5:00 p.m._____ ^ accidents pile up — and your vulnerability to a for the properly and liability insurance business, liability lawsuit could be of crucial importance. recommends liability coverage in the range of So... spend a few hours now to repairsaggingsteps, $100,000 to $300,000. The increase in your premium will rusty handrails, loose bricks on your porch steps. be insignificant — as little as $15 a year — and well Remove or replace loose bricks, flagstones or other worth it for the protection you gain and the peace of pavement from your sidewalk and driveway. Repair mind you achieve. wooden steps that have begun to crack and sag and. If you feel particularly vulnerable to a liability DELIVERING RICH while you're at it, double-check that railings on lawsuit — say you have a lot of assets to protect — Service* Offered si FARRAND REMODEL­ ANTIQUES AND ING — Cabinets, roofing, LOAM- 5 yards, $60.00 COLLECTIBLES- Will stairways, both indoor and out, are secure. consider buying umbrella liability coverage. For a B B Store garden furniture and tools for the winter. small premium, this will provide substantial •M***aa*a**aaaaaaaaaaa gutters, room additions, plus tax. Washed sand, purchase outright or sell VITAIAIM Clear away any trash or debris that has begun to pile coverage beyond the limits of your homeowners' decks, all types of remo­ stane, trap rock, and on commission. House lot up. contract — up to $5 million. REWEAVING BURN deling and repairs. FREE gravel. 643-9504. or single piece. Tele­ HOLES — zippers, um­ estimates. Fully Insured. phone 644-8962. PEPT. Demolish unused buildings or structures on your brella* repaired. Window property that could become hideouts for neighbor­ You may shrug oil my warnings, may truly believe Telephone 643-6017, after shades, Venetian blinds. 6pm, 647-8509. hood kids (sheds, garages, the like). you’ll never have reason to need this protection. But Keys. TV FOR RENT. Automotive } expensive accidents are an hourly occurrence (and AAarlow’ s, 867 M ain ALUM IN UM SHEETS your friends or neighbors won’t be thinking primarily DESIGN KITCHENS by Street. 649-5221. J. P. Lewis. Cabinets, used as printing plates — ••a . A r O . of you if the accident happens to them and it is clearly vanities, formica, Wilson .007” thick, 23 X 24” . 50« your fault). .BRICKS, BLOCKS, art, Corlan counter tops, each, or 5 for$2.00. Phone Cars/Trucks for Sale 71 Your In 1982, reports the Insurance Services Office — STONE — Concrete. kitchen cabinet fronts, 643-2711. They MUST be which represents 800 property casualty companies Chimney repairs. No lob complete woodworking picked up before Money's out of a total of about 2,900 — 86,000 liability and too small. Call 644-8356. service, custom made 11:00a.m. only. 1974 TOYOTA CORONA medical claims were filed on homeowners’ policies. furniture, colonial repro­ — 4 door, 4 speed. Body W orth Payments for its companies alone totaled $144 ODD JOBS, Trucking. ductions In wood, 9 vqrle- good shape, runs well, million. Home repairs. Yau name ties of hardwood and new engine parts. $2(XX)or Sylvia Porter It should comfort you, therefore, to know that with It, we do It. Free esti­ veneers NOW IN STOCK best offer. Call 646-9589 the onset of winter snow and ice. if a neighbor falls on mates. Insured. 643-0304. Call 649-9658 or evenings, EXCELLENT QUALITY after 4pm, ask (or Mark. your icy sidewalk, your insurance will automatically 289-7010. SEASONED HARD­ pay for medical treatment, up to a specified limit. SNOWPLOWING — WOOD — Oak - Maple - 1975 FORD GRANADA "This dollar lim it is usually $500, although some Parking lots and drive­ CARPENTRY WORK — Hickory. $85/cord. Two GHIA — $14(X). Good con­ Fix loose shingles and make sure storm gutters, ways. Call after Spm, Alterations, new work cord minimum. Cut, split dition. Call 646-6615. companies pay more, and you can buy extra Mike 649-0539, 649-6344. shutters and awnings are securely attached and won’t coverage. This policy won’t cover personal medical and repairs. Call David, and delivered. Call 649- blow down on an unsuspecting passer-by during a 643-8996. 1831 anytime. 1973 SUPER BEETLE — costs, or those of your family or others who live with CHIMNEY SWEEP — storm. ■ you, however. Yellow with block trim, Review the safety of your home’s interior as well. Hearth Side Chimney 12” G.E. TV — Black and very good condition. Minimize the possibilities of injury to your friends Sweeps. Experienced Rooflno/Sldlng white. AC/DC with a ligh­ For instance, mirror-slick floors can cause a guest to UP) photo Many new parts. $1500. and neighbors. Shovel, sand, clear up, whatever. Take professionals, fully In­ ter cord. Bought 11/82. Coll 649-6801. slip and fall. Tack down or otherwise anchor scatter care of chores that have been nagging you for weeks — sured with the safety and Retails (or over $100, will — — n rugs and mats. ------and make your home accident-free at this, of all Channeling light cleanliness of your home BIDWELL HOME Im­ sell for $60 Firm. 646-7473. 1976 HONDA CIVIC — VlT. See to it that all telephone and electrical cords are seasons. our priority. Call649-3442. provement Company — Standard, 4 new radial VlT, tucked out of the way. Rooting , siding, altera­ END ROLLS — 27'/2 tires. $1200, negotiable. Make sure' that light fixtures and shelves are ("Sylvia Porter’s 1984 Income Tax Book,” her General Electric workers in Schenec­ weld with a dexterity never before BABYSITTING DONE IN tions, additions. Some width, .25<; 13Ya width - 2 Call 647-1561. c c securely attached to walls or ceilings. comprehensive guide to income taxes, is now tady. N.Y., have demonstrated that the possible. Here, Marshall G. Jones, MY HOME — Can pro­ number (or over 30 years. for .2M. MUST be picked And while you’re taking these merely sensiblesteps avaiiable through her column. Send $4.95 plus $1 for intense beam of light from a stationary manager of the GE laser technology vide loving family atmos­ 649-6495. up at the Manchester to protect yourself and your visiting friends and phere and Individual at­ Herald office BEFORE mailing and handling to "Sylvia Porter’s 1984 Income laser can be channeled through a program at the plant, examines a sample Bank family, review your insurance to be certain it includes Tax Book,” in care of this newspaper, 4400 Johnson tention. Available after 11AM ONLY. Repossessions enough liability coverage to safeguard your assets. Drive, Fairway, Kan. 66205. Allow four to six weeks needle-thin glass fiber to an industrial of the glass fiber that delivers the laser February 1st. Call 646- The standard insurance contract provides as little for delivery. Please make checks payable to robot more than 25 yards away. This energy to the robot. 7151. Heoting/Plumbino SS G.E. ELECTRIC TOAS­ FOR SALE as $25,000 in coverage, althoiieh some companies h,ave Universal Press Syndicate.) enables the machine to cut, drill and TER OVEN — New condi­ 1900 D od9 « Colt •JJOP LIVE-IN COMPANION- tion. Two years old. $16. 1978 Chevrolet Cemero MfOO (Woman)/BABYSITTER Call 647-1561. FOGARTY BROTHERS 1968 Ford Muttang •2S00 'By Mature Woman. Ex­ — Bathroom remodel­ The above can be seen perienced. Reply to Box ing; Installation water HOUSEPLANTS, many PERK VP YOUR PBOITCS... : k k , c/ o The Herald. varieties. $2.50. Special at SBM heaters, garbage dispo­ 913 Main St. sals; faucet repairs. 649- price. Must sell. Private home. Call 649-6486. 'writlitlie i’tem syoasellin'tlia ■ Polnting/Poperlng $2 7657. VIsa/MasterCard C la ssified __ 6 4 3 - 2 7 1 1 accepted. Notices Business Opportunities .. .22 Store/Office Space ...... 44 Household Goods...... 62 ROUND STAINLESS Classifieds. Situation W anted...... 23 Resort P ro p e rty ...... 45 Misc. for Sale ...... 63 For advertisements to be' STEEL SINK — 12 ” di- Mi$c. Automotive 76 Lost/Found...... 01 Rates Emplovment Info...... 24 Misc. for R e n t...... 46 Home and Garden...... 64 published Monday, the dead­ .PAINTING AND PAPER ometer. Never used. For Personals...... 02 Minimum Charge: aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa Instruction...... 25 Wanted to Rent...... 47 Pets ...... ':65 $2.25 tor one dav line Is 2:30 p.m, on Friday. HANGING —Exterior Hollday/Seosonal 61 Home or boat. $15. Call Announcements...... 03 land Interior, ceilings re- 647-8372. ■ TWO SNOW TIRES on the Roommates Wanted...... 48 Musical Item s ...... 66 Per W ord; Auctions...... 04 , paired. References, fully rims, 78 X 14. $25 for the Real Estate Recreational Item s ...... 67 1-2 d a y s ...... 15c Read Your Ad : Insured. Quality work. TWO RUGS — Square, 9X pair, Phone 643-8678. Antiques...... 68 BEADED DOLLS and Hom es lo r S a le ...... 31 Services 3-5 d a y s ...... 14c . Martin Mattsson, even- miscellaneous Christmas 12, $75. Braided rug-blue, Tag Sales...... 69 6 d a y s ...... 13c Classified advertisements >lngs 649-4431. red, white, $200. Both Financial Condominiums ...... 32 Services Offered...... 51 ornaments for sale, price Wanted to Buy ...... 70 26 d a ys...... 12c are taken by telephone as a : aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa have padding. Call 649- TIRES — 2 DR 78-14 w/w Lots/Land for Sale ...... 33 Painting/Papering...... 52 convenience. range, $5 and up. Call Mortgages...... n Happy Ads; after 6pm, 649-5072. 1188. on rims. $75. Call 643-5347 Investment Propertv ...... 34 Building/Contracting...... 53 The Manchester Herald Is ; Butldlng/Controcting 53 Personal Loans...... 12 $3.00 per column inch after 3pm, tires like new. Insurance...... 13 Business P ro p e rtv...... 35 Roofing/Siding ...... 54 responsible only for one incor­ EXECUTIVE DESK — Wanted to B o rro w ...... 14 Resort Property ...... 36 Heating/Plumbing...... 55 Automotive ^ Deadlines rect Insertion and then only' Oak with venler top for PHONE ■LEON CIESZYNSKI sole, $99. Phone 643-9945. F lo o rin g ...... 56 Cars/Trucks for Sale ...... 71 for the size of the original Household Ooods 62 ALMOST FREE TIRES; For classified advertise­ : BUILDER — New homes, Four steel summer ra- Income Tax Service...... 57 Insertion. ' additions, remodeling, Rentals Motorcvcies/Bicvcies .. .72 ments to be published Tues­ dials; size P195/75/14; Employment Services Wanted...... 58 Rec Vehicles...... 73 E rro rs which do not lessen ' rec rooms, garages, klt- Rooms for Rent ...... 41 day through Saturday, the USED REFRIGERA­ 5000 miles tread left; $24 & Education Auto Services...... 74 the value of theadvertlsementi ; Chens remodeled, cell- Recreational Items 67 for set of four. Call Apartments fo r Rent ...... 42 For Sale deadline is noon on the day w ill not be corrected by on ' Ings, bath tile, dormers, TORS, WASHERS, Autos for Rent/Lease...... 75 Ranges - clean, guaran­ 649-0832. Help Wanted ...... 21 Homes fo r Rent ...... 43 Holidav/Seasonal...... 61 before publication. ! roofing. Residential or Misc. Automotive ...... 76 commercial. 649-4291. teed, parts and service. " ■ Low prices. B.D. Pearl 8. SMALL SLED — 42” Son, 649 Main Street, long. Very good condl-. TWO GR78-14 Snow Tires, 643-2711 643-2171. tion. $9. Call 649-7779. mounfed on GM rims. Help Wanted 21 Help Wanted 21 Help Wanted 21, Help Wanted Notices 21 Rentals Apartments for Rent 42 Apartments for Rent 42 Crochet Set Tires worn. $25. Coll 643- LANGE FOAM-FLO 2587. buckle ski boots. Men's Sweet 'n Simple size 9 medium. $60. Call FOR ASSISTANCE Lost/Found 01 Rooms for Rent MANCHESTER — Newer MANCHESTER — Huge 643-2880. NEWSPAPER 41 oversized three bedroom three bedroom unit. UNIROYAL STEEL CARRIER NEEDED PART TIME duplex. 1'/2 baths. Ap­ Great parking. Attic and BELTED TIRE — J78-15. AREA ADVISORS MECHANIC — New Ford Mature person to answer pliances. Air candltlon- Excellent condition. $20. LOST — Autumn Street in Manchgtttr telephone. Minimal book­ basement storage. Deco­ NEEDED in Manchester dealer needs qualified GENTLEMAN PRE­ Ing. Large deck. $595 rate to your taste. Singles LEGAL NOTICE Call 643-4859, anytime. area. 3 months old Coll to deliver to our carriers. auto mechanic. Expe­ keeping skills required. 3 FERRED. $50.00 weekly. Town ol Andover Merry Christmas and evenings and Saturday. monthly, plus utilities. or children welcome. $450 The 3rd auorlerlv Instal­ IN PLACING YOUR AD orange kitten. Pink col­ Call 647-9946 between 9am rience necessary. Full 646-2000. Security. No pets. Call Happy New Year! 647-9946 and 11am. Top hourly wage. Open­ plus utilities. Allbrio lment ol prooerlv taxes on lar with bell. Cal 1643-5064. benefit package. Salary ing available Immedia­ 646-0618. Realty, 649-0917. the 1 October 1982 Grand List • ••••••]§••••••••••••••• dependent on expe­ tely. Call Al Sleflert Jr. for ROOMS FOR RENT — are due and payable 1 Janu­ COOKS — Short order or rience. Apply In personal personal Interview. ary 1984. Also, the Supple­ Employment Call 643-4582 between 5 mental Motor Vehicle toxes COLLEGE STUDENTS pizza man, and dis­ : Superior Auto, Route6, and 7pm. SPACIOUS THREE BED­ Homes for Rent 43 Liquor Permit 647-9997 ROOM DUPLEX — will be due at this time. Notice of Removal — Large' firm must fill hwashers. Experience re­ Columbia, CT. Payments made alter 1 Feb­ This Is to give notice that I, several semester break quired. Days and nights. FULL KITCHEN and Large basement and ruary 1984 are sublect to a Paul H. Fortin, of 13 Field & Education Apply in person: Anto­ attic. Appliances and late charge ol 1Vj% per Drive, Walllnoford haveflled openings. Start at $6.85 FULL TIME TELLER — Bath Privileges. Security MANCHESTER — Larfle month on the late Instal­ per hour. It desired, posi­ nio’s, 956 Main Street, EXPERIENCED DEN­ deposit required. Park­ hook-ups. Private drive a reauest dated December 9, Will train. Monday thru and garage. Yard. Quiet 4 bedroom contempor­ lment, Irom the due date, or a 1983 with the Department of tion can become part Manchester. TAL CHAIRSIDE AS­ ing. Call between 8am minimum ol $2, Liquor Control for permis­ Help Wanted Thursday, 8:30 to 5pm, area. Children accepted. ary. $900 plus security, Payments mov be made by 21 time on a flexible sche­ Friday 8:30 to 7pm, occa­ SISTANT — Wanted and 12 noon, 643-2659. plus utilities. No pets. sion to move my (Srocery dule when classes re­ afternoond and Satur­ $465 plus utilities. Call mall or at the Town Olllce Beer business now locoted at sional Saturday. Apply In 643-1903. D.W. Fish, 643-1591, 8ft- Building which Is open 9:00 263 West Middle Turnpike, sume. Interview now be­ person to: Marilyn Eden, days only. Call Anne, 9153. o.m. to 4:00 p.m. Monday Manchester to 342 Broad SALESPERSON — Full fore exams, begin work South Windsor Bank & 649-3443. thru Friday. The Tax Collec­ Street, Manchester. The bus­ Manrlipatpr after Christmas. Please GAL/GUY FRIDAY tor Is also In the olllce iness Is owned by The Stop & time. Experienced. Ma­ Trust, 959 Sullivan Apartments for Rent 42 TWO BEDROOM TOWN- Monday evenings 7:00 o.m. Shop Co., Inc. of 1774 Herit­ ture. Apply; Marlow’s, call Lin at 721-0349,3pm to Wanted (or mortgage of­ OFFICE PERSONNEL to 9:00 o.m. Avenue, South Windsor, For General Office Work HOUSE — Appllanced age Drive, Quinev. Massa­ Inc, 867 Main, 7pm only. fice In Vernon. Must have between 9 and llam kitchen, IV2 baths, full Charlotte L. Neal chusetts and will be con­ Manchester. some secretarial skills, — Figure aptitude,, typ­ Tax Collector ducted by Paul H. Fortin ol 13 EOE. MANCHESTEP-One, two basement. Peterman ANDOVER — Two be0- Town ol Andover, Field Drive, Wallingford as be enthuslasticand enloy ing, customer contact Connecticut FLORIST DESIGNER — and other office duties. and three bedroom Realty. 649-9404, 647-1340. rooms, living room with permittee. IMMEDIATE OPEN­ Area florist will have an working with people. Call DENTAL ASSISTANT — fireplace. Across freflh 033-12 041-12 INGS (or port time house- Phyllis Lawrence, 875- Full benefit program in­ apui iments. Heat and hot opening for a full or part Manchester. Expe­ water. $400, $440, $495. lake. $450 per month. Call cleaning In the time designer. Give pre­ 5594. rienced. Four handed. cluding dental paid. Five 4 ROOMS — Third floor. 742-8771. day work week. Call 289- Call 649-4800. Heat, stove, refrigerator, LEGAL NOTICE Glastonbury area^ We vious experience in de­ Expanded duties. Excel­ TOWN OF RRANCHESTEn TYPIST/RECEPTION- 2736. adults, no pets. $375. Se­ offer flexible hours and tail. Write Flowers Inc., lent working team and MANCHESTER — Three NOTICE OF good hourly rotes. Call P.O. Box 1664, Manches­ IST — Manchester, Mon­ atmosphere. Your talent curity and references. Store/Office Space COLLECTOR OF REVENUE day thru Friday, 9am to roam heated apartments. Call after 6prtt, 649-2236. The second Installment of taxes due on the Grand List of Oc­ Maid To Ordeer, 659-2953. ter, CT 06040. and experience will be No appliances. Security. 5pm. Call 646-0505. appreciated. Dr. Freed­ Business Opportunities 22 tober 1,1982 Is due and payable during the month of January, KIT’N’ CARLYLE"' Phone 646-2426, 9 to 5 1983. If this Installment Is not paid In full during the month of HrralJi by Larry Wright man, 643-0011. MANCHESTER — 243 Januory, Interest will be charged at the rate nf 1'/)% per weekdays. FOUR ROOM APART­ month from the due dote, January 1. The minimum Interest MENT — Heat and ap­ Main Street. New brick, charge Is $2.00. COOKS — Short order or FOUR ROOM APART­ pliances. Off East Center. one level, professional In compliance with Section 12-17b of the General Statutes, FULL TIME TELLER — pizza man, and dis­ MENT — No appliances. $450. Call 646-9608, days office suites, with full Motor Vehicle taxes due on October I, 1982 supplemental SOMEONE TO DO Iron­ Will train. Monday thru hwashers. Experlencere- and 649-8920, nights. basement, separate fur­ 5 8 6 6 1 ^ ^ 5 Grand List ore also due and payable In full during the month ing In my home. Good $240 per month, plus utili­ of January, 1984. This tax Is due on vehicles registered bet­ TOWN OF MANCHESTER Thursday, 8:30 to Spm, qulred. Days and nights. ties, $300 Security dep­ nace and air. Abundance LEGAL NOTICE hourly wage. Call649-2094 Friday 8:30 to 7pm, oc­ Apply In persan: Anto­ ween October 2,1982 and July 31,1983. The same Interest rate osit. No pets. Phone 643- of parking. Under con­ A colorful patterned cap will apply. The Planning and Zoning after 5pm. cassional Saturday. nio’s, 956 Main Street, 4751, 4 to Spm. MANCHESTER FOUR struction. Occupancy In 8147 Payments may be made by mall. If a receipt Is requested, a Commission will hold o pub­ Apply In person to: Ma­ Manchester. ROOMS — First floor. and scarf set in crochet to 3-S yn. stomped self-addressed envelope should be enclosed. lic hearing on Monday, Janu­ March. 750, 1000 and 2000 keep you warm and cosy. Said taxes are payable at the Office of the Collector of Re­ ary 9,1984 at 7:00 P.M. In the BABYSITTER — Our rilyn Eden, South Wind­ Newly decorated. Ap­ square feet. Still time to Hearing Room, Lincoln Cen­ LIKE PRIVATE HOME. No. 6866 has full crochet A ribbon-accented dress for venue In the Municipal Building - Monday thru Friday, 8:30 home or yours. One sor Bank 8, Trust, 959 Studlo-tvpe apartment. pliances and storage. No customize. Call: Donald directions for both. A.M. to 4:30 P.M. ter, 494 Main Street, Man­ CALL happy girl, age one year. Sullivan Avenue, South pets. Utilities not In­ the small girl, simpli' to sew. JamesA. Turek chester, CT to hear and Real Estate Utilities, appliances. Pl’if', 875-9647. consider the following 3 to 5 days, 2:30 to 5:30. Windsor, between 9 and cluded. References and TO OROEM, MMl S2.00 for each No. 8147 with Photo- Collector of Revenue Working single adult. No Bsttani, plat ter peltate eaO Guide is in sizes 3 to 8 052-12 petition: Call 647-9775. Ham, EOE. children, pets. Call 643- security deposit. $330 TIMOTHY J. DEVANNEV monthly. Call 871-6098. Need repairs around the tMillRI. yours. Size 4. IV* yards 4.5- — ZONE CHANGE — HIGH- Condominiums 32 2880. home? Coll an expert'. ANNE CAIOT inch. NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION WOOD DRIVE (D-M) — To 647-9946 You'll find the help you AND change the zoning closslflca- CELEBRITY CIPHER NOTICE TO CREDITORS tlon from Residence AA to C«t*brlty C4ph«r cryplogram* $n crMttd from quotatloru by tamou* poopio, pMl MANCHESTER — Im­ MANCHESTER — Three need In Classified. 643- Patterns available only maculate two bedroom IINAve. elAeMrlMi in sites shown. HERITAGE PLACE ASSOCIATES, «NC. Off-Street Porklng tor a par­ TO SUBSCRIBE ■nd prMonl. Each Mtor in th« cipftor ttend* for anothor. Today's c/uo: Ioguals 8. MANCHESTER — New bedroom, second floor 2711 NSW Vert. N.V. IDOJe Notice Is hereby given pursuant to Section 33-379 of the cel of approximately 0.54 apartments. In two fam­ TO ORDER, Sind $2.00 lor tach acres — 153V/ 163 V H Ighwood by CONNIE WIENER tw o bedroom town apartment In newer two Priet Aiireii with IIP Generol Statutes of the State of Connecticut that Heritage ily hause. Immediate oc­ family. Fully carpeted. CME MMl it|li Nenitr. • ittin i, plus sot for poitago and Place Associates, Inc., a Connecticut corporotlon having Its Drive. houses, 1'/2 baths, ap- cupancy. Appliances, Wanted to Rent SPECIAL: Over 200 ac- naadllni. principal place of business In Manchester, Connecticut, has At this hearing Interested TODAY! “ MV YMB HVNPRI KB HV OBEQ pllanced kitchens, And­ Appliances. Available SUE BURNirr been dissolved by resolution adopted by Its board of persons may be heard and garage, large basement. January 1st. $525 plus Icctiona and a FREE directors and shareholders, effective as of the 15th day of written communications re­ erson windows, full base­ In quiet, residential Pattarn Section in the RIaaokastar HoroM December. 1983. A certificate of dissolution has been filed ceived. A copy of this petition UQPVRW HVZJEIV PK TJOl YPDD ments, $56,900. Peterman utilities. Security. Refer­ neighborhood. $475 ences. No pets. Call 643- ALBUM. Just IS.00. tISO A«a. atsmarlcst with the Secretary of State as required bv law. has been filed In the Town Realty, 649-9404 or 647- month, plus low utilities. ROOM AT ISJtSEAGM Nt« Vacs, N.Y. looss All creditors of said corporation, It any, are hereby Clerk's office and mov be 5836. Print Mama, Rddrata alts zip warned to present their claims to Allon D. Thomas, Inspected during office JDIB ZVJIV HVZJEIV PK TJOl." — 1340. Call 643-4589. O-fia—MUS—Oli m i Nt«. New CODE, Stila Numkar and Ilia. Is ire u Oimri M v te eieke Umm. 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First floor, stove, compressor lor new car etefitwere ttMM I t maAe. special Grace Cole Collec­ Dated at Manchester, CT to do what there is to do to get rich." — Gertrude Stein; time after time! Read and older gentleman. All util­ tion for larger sizes; plus By Allon D. Thomas this 27th day of December, refrigerator, wall to wall. reconditioning. Call Ken a»>jw^caAne-ee pmm i eaiee* Its Aftornev 1,1963 by NEA. Inc. use the want ads ities, share a bath. $70 $315 plus utilities. Call Maturo or Larry De- 2 BONUS Coupons! 1983. 0124 —UUMEtTIIII Cfvaiire 036-12 054-12 regularly. weekly. Call 643-6712. 649-4003. sando, 649-1749. .— 24 erft MMl MMii lie eetttt.. P rice____$1.25. to — MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday, Dec. 27, 1983 Committee works on pension iaws to heip job sharing

By Susan E. Kinsman make is: are we dealing with arrangement and 1 don’t want to force, to improve employee mo­ United Press International benefits accrued to a position or mingham, Mass., first used it In the cost factor.”’ She said the leave that 40 percent person with rale and to provide a flexible benefits accrued to individuals?” 1965 to recruit teachers and the committee has estimated the op^ ‘Hard-core’ lobleas man Neighbor’s kitchen ’83 no benefits,” she said. working environment that re­ Steel layoffs HARTFORD — Job sharing — she said. "W e’ve got some serious Teachers working less than 16 work option is still used in the tion would be used by 5 to 7 percent sponds well to the changing needs Commonwealth. two people sharing the same job — questions." class hours a week are not eligible of public employees. of our work force," Mrs. Favreau In Hawaii, job .sharing has been says lobby Is needed most asked-for recipes not temporary could be a popular work option for Her study committee includes for benefits. The committee is still said. Meanwhile, committee single parents and workers ap­ six legislators, representatives used as a pilot program pairing members wilt try to talk to labor checking benefits for state "Th e committee advocates that proaching retirement in Connecti­ from the Permanent Commission tenured teachers with those newly unions to weight their support for ... page 3 ... page 13 workers. it be considered a work option that page 5 cut except for state pension laws on the Status of Women, the hired and pro-rating their pension Extending benefits to part ti­ can be negotiated into labor the idea and possibly head off penalizing the arrangement. benefits. Like Connecticut, the teachers retirement commission, mers could cause problems with contracts ... and wishes to encour­ potential problems before the A legislative study committee is pension issue is a problem because the Connecticut Boards of Educa­ "double-dipping" by workers who age use of job sharing by creating Legislature reconvenes in working to make job sharing part tion and both major teacher have other jobs. ”It could be very benefits are not paid to public February. an informational network," she employees working less than 20 of the state’s employment picture unions. A member of the state costly and may jeopardize the said. by revamping the pension formula Department of Education has been hours a week. whole bill,” Mrs. Favreau said. Job sharing has been found to to remove the disincentive for asked to join. Despite the problems from defi­ The study committee also pro­ decrease turnover and absentee­ public employees. They have been meeting since nition on down, there is demand for posed the Permanent Commission ism, improve morale and recruit­ The problem is differentiating October and hope to convince the job sharing,said Mrs. Favreau. on the Status of Women be directed ment and give employers better Flag confusion Rainy today job sharers from part-time Legislature’s Labor and Public "It appeals ti- women in child- Manchester, Conn. to collect materials on setting up coverage and more skills, said workers, some of whom do not Health Committee next month to rearing years, but to teachers The true history of the Stars and and Thursday job sharing programs and make Cyndi Billian Stern, who shares Wednesday, Dec. 28, 1983 qualify for pension benefits. draft a bill ’ ’to remove all statutory participating in phase-in retire­ Stripes has become so cluttered by those materials available through her job as director of the non-profit "Job sharers are two people obstacles that penalize job sharers ment programs and in single­ myth and tradition that the facts — See page 2 Single copy: 25College football killing six people, injuring 70 home across the street from the team, players clad in gold-colored helmets, were at others and blasting a downtown warehouse. By Fernando Del AAundo work this week preparing for the Liberty Bowl, the neighborhood into a twisted lands­ Automobile radiators were United Press International culmination of a successful season that put them in the cape of bricks, broken glass and strewn about and one fireman national rankings. charred wood. pulled a white propane tank from MANILA, Philippines — A civ­ The bowl game Thursday night, and the process Winter Projects for the ilian witness testified today be saw Five of the six victims were under a pile of bricks. Christmas that led to the team’s selection as a participant, firefighters who were checking a tree garland from a neighboring Benigno Aquino’s alleged assassin involve more than bragging points for students and reported propane leak at the North home was spotted in a tree, along joking with soldiers moments supportive alumni. Division warehouse. A series of with mangled pieces of house before tht m urder and said be did It’s a big-money proposition. blasts that shot out from the siding. not believe he man fired the shot The fees the school will receive for appearing in the building destroyed at least' 10 The Erie County Medical Exa­ thht killed t> e opposition leader. Liberty Bowl, plus revenues from games the team Remodeler in You homes, ripping them apart like m iner’s office early today con­ "H e did not have the opportunity played on regional and national television during the matchboxes. firmed six deaths. Several others to fire a shot, ’ ’ said Ramon Balang, regular season, could buy more than a linebacker’s CLOSED JAN. 1 - OPEN MON. JAN. 2nd 8:00 A. M.-5:00 P.M At least two firefighters were were hospitalized in critical condi­ 28. The Philippine Airlines ground weight in gold. burled under nibble, and a resi­ tion. Identities of the victims were engineer is the second civilian Putting a nationally ranked team on the field also is dent was "plastered up against one not immediately available. airline employee in a week to expensive, though Boston College doesn’t say how of the trucks," said firefighter “ All I saw was a big ball of fire," dispute the government version of much money it spends. David Bethge upon arriving at the said firefighter Frank Borodzik, Aquino’s Aug. 21 murder, but the Boston University, a member of the 'Vankee scene. "Th e y never knew what hit who was in a second truck a only one to testify to an investigat­ Conference with less demanding pressures and them." half-block behind the first one. "In ing commission. smaller rewards, budgeted $250,000 for their football "A s I came up I saw three my 25 years of firefighting. I’ve Lawyers said Balang, whose program before scholarships this year, said BU firefighters covered with blood and never seen anything this bad” UPI ohoto testimony contradicted that of Athletic Director John B. Simpson. staggering," said police officer More than 125 firefighters man- three military witnesses, went into Nebraska, the nation’s top-ranked team, is a William Conwall. ’’I don’t know Buffalo firefighters search the crushed of two that were caught in an explosion hiding after giving his account to a 3'/2" Kraft perennial powerhouse and spends heaps of money to Manville how severely they were injured. Please turn to page 8 and burned-out cab of a fire truck, one during a five-alarm fire on Tuesday. five-member commission in a stay among the leaders. G ary Foraker, the school’s R-11 « A U house on the outskirts of Manila. business manager for athletics, said the football team MSUUTHM Balang told reporters taken to is budgeted for $4 million, but brings in $7.5 million. For Interior walls the house that he was assigned Boston College played four games on television, one • 15", 88 t Sff Roll 1'4.10 Aug. 21 to service the China broadcast nationally. Each regionally telecast games • 23 ' 135 1 Sff Roll 62 Moslems, Christians battle as violence increases Airlines jet that carried Aquino, an brings in $330,000 while the contest against Alabama, opponent of President Ferdinand shown nationally, was worth $600,000. Marcos, home from three years of BC was also guaranteed another $600,000 for By Hugh Pope in the Christian neighborhood of discords in the Iklim Kharoub and shells smashed into the airport blocks where the Shiites had their self-exile in the United States. appearing in the Liberty Bowl, no matter what the United Frees International Ain Rummane in east Beirut forcing the district’s villagers out runway. The airport remained positions. Sporadic shooting over He said as he was making an outcome. wounding two Christian civilians, of their homes,” Wazzan said in a open, state-run Beirut radio said. the earthen barricade-lined high­ . inspection under the aircraft, he The television money, which totals almost $1.6 _ 4'x8'x5.2M Inttriorl BEIRUT, Lebanon — Ex­ onebritlcally. statement broadcast by official The Shiites have repeatedly ways separating the two forces saw alleged assassin Rolando million, is attracted by several things. For one, lU M r if m m l changes of artillery and sniper fire Army units were reported tight­ Beirut radio. fired on the Marines from the area. continued late Tuesday. Galman laughing and joking with Boston College plays a schedule that pits them against For Mtrtaf protects. Perfect carpet among Lebanon’s warring factions ening their grip around Moslem Beirut radio said the Sunni town "Th e re ’s a lot of fighting going "W e are sure the Lebanese arm y soldiers near the bottom of an exit some of the best teams in the country. It also has an Isymhnt Solid core No voids. today violated a new cease-fire, Shiite areas in Beirut's southern of Shheem was pounded by 300 on around us, to the north," said has plans for further attacks," said stairway leading from the plane. exceptional quarterback who throws the ball a lot, and a government leader warned suburbs, throwing up more shells late Tuesday, killing three Marine spokesman Dennis Brooks. Amal spokesman Hossein Fawaz. Galman did not appear to be E which television likes, against more fighting between barricades. people and badly damaging a civil There were no other attacks, "They want to use Sabra and armed, Balang said. "W e had one T V slot about every year. A year ago Moslems and Christians. defense headquarters. however, and no Marine casualties Chatila as a staging post against The witness said he saw Aquino we got two, this year we happen to have four," said BC The fighting erupted as a govern­ Christian Phalange radio said The Lebanese army moved in were reported. the southern suburbs. ” descend the stairway flanked by Athletic Director William Flynn. "It’s just like (John) ment committee was trying to the Christian villages of Mtulleh tanks and troops in the southern Government officials denied an two soldiers, with a third close Elw ay, Stanford was on fourtimes a yearago because strengthen the cease-fire, which and Majdalouna, north nf the Beirut suburbs but government Leaders of the Shiite militia, the attack was imminent. behind. Three or four men in white they had a great quarterback." halted a Christmas weekend of Israeli Awali defense line, came officials denied they planned to Am al, were more concerned with Filipino-style barong shirts fol­ 4 ’x 8 ’x V4" Exterior ’’There are no intentions in light Elw ay, who also liked to throw the ball a lot, was violence that left 33 dead and 77 under sniper fire from the Moslem attack the Shiites. the increased army strength lowed the group down the stairs. of these recent operations to enter considered the best college quarterback in the SMOED PLYWOOD wounded. village of Mougheiriye. The arm y bolstered its presence across from the southern suburbs. Balang said he heard a shot and the southern suburbs,” said Prime country last year, though Stanford clearly was not the • V 12.49 • %" 13,99 As representatives of the war­ Prime Minister Chefik Wazzan after renewed fighting broke Elements of Amal had tried to turned to see Aquino falling. He C Minister Chefik Wazzan. nation’s best team. • V." 18 99 ring factions — Lebanese arm y. warned against more sectarian another short-lived cease-fire push out toward the Palestinian said he looked behind Aquino and Around Beirut. Druze Moslem Boston College is an independent school, not Christian, Druze Moslem and discord between Moslems and Tuesday as the Shiite militias, refugee camps of Sabra and saw Galman still smiling, with his gunners in the mountains over­ belonging to any conference of teams, which has its Shiite militiamen — met to streng­ Christians after overnight bom­ which are fighting the Christian- Chatila, but the arm y drove them palms extended. looking the capital hit Lebanese advantages and problems. then the new cease fire, Beirut bardments in the Iklim Kharoub dominated government, attemp­ off after heavy fighting over the He said there was another volley arm y positions below them sporad­ BC cannot win a bowl berth simply by winning its radio reported that several mor­ district, which is inhabited by ted to push out of their stronghold. Christmas weekend in which at of gunfire and he saw Galman fall ically all day Tuesday. conference title for the year, as some others can. But tars crashed into Lebanese army Christians and Sunni Moslems in The U.S. Marines at Beirut least 33 people died. to the ground. The Druze also exchanged fire it also doesn’t have to share the money it earns with positions on the ridge overlooking the southern part of the Shouf airport, who man positions just The arm y moved in fresh troops Asked by reporters if he thought with the Christian Phalangist anyone. R-19 6’^” Unfaced the capital. mountains outside Beirut. south of the Shiite zone, spent 90 and M-48 battle tanks to face the Galman had a chance to shoot minutes in their bunkers after four burned and battered apartment militia in the Kharoub region, 17 Aquino. Balang said: "H e did not The Liberty Bowl pales in financial comparison to «n iC INSULATION The radio said two shells landed " I warn again against stirring up an event siich as the Rose Bowl in Pasadena, Calif. miles south of Beirut. Police said have the opportunity to fire a shot • 15". 49 Sff Roll 12.25 three people died and 12 were U C LA was invited to the Rose Bowl simply because it — the position and manner he was • 23". 75 1 Sff Roll 10 70 wounded. won the PAC-10 conference and is entitled to about $5 standing there, smiling and not kisuiainQPowei A ik Y chm SeHef Kx the A Valua Faci Sheet million. In Kuwait, the government said resisting the Avsecom (Aviation 18 suspects are now in custody in But the money doesn’t really go to U C LA , it goes to Andropov said to be recovering Security; Command) personnel the Dec. 12 bombings of the U.S. the conference and is divided equally among the 10 who surrounded him. Embassy and other buildings. "Therefore, I conclude he did not member schools. U C L A only gets about $500,000 for he was following the proceedings not be a problem lor a younger The Kremlin has limited its , MOSCOW (UPI) — Soviet Presi­ Officials said the investigation was have a chance to fire a shot.” going to a rich bowl, while Boston College receives of the Supreme Soviet closely. man. He would not be more comment on Andropov’s health to dent Yuri Andropov is recovering complete and the government files The commission's general coun­ $600,000. "H e is recovering," the official specific. repeating the president’s written in a hospital from an undisclosed would be turned over to the public sel. Andres Narvasa, said Balang Besides all the television and bowl money, a good said of Andropov, who has offi­ The opening session of the claim of Oct, 29 that he was illness that prevented him from prosecutor. decided to give his testimony to the football team brings in a lot of dollars from things cially been suffering from a cold two-day Supreme Soviet meeting suffering a cold, adding only that attending today’s opening session Four people died and 66 others panel after he received a letter, such as ticket sales and stadium concessions. What it since he was last seen in public in was the latest in a series of key he is carrying out his duties. of the national legislature, a were wounded in the bombings. allegedly from the government means in terms of alumni contributions to the college Communist Party Central Com­ August. events Andropov has missed since In Damascus. Syria’s state radio Water-Saver The other 18 voting and non­ Criminal Investigation Service, and other nebulous areas is no doubt substantial. mittee member said. he was last seen in public 132 days said m ajor factions of the Pales­ Some schools that make a profit from their football voting members of the ruling asking him to appear in an WHITE TOILET The official, who asked not to be The member of the party leader­ ago. tine Liberation Organization have 12 ” rough Vitreous china. First Politburo were present for today’s investigation. program, such as Nebraska, use the money to support identified, refused to specify the ship group, which ended a two-day Andropov planned to attend the refused Chairman Yasser Arafat’s quality. Scat extra "Acadia ”. Narvasa said Balang went to his other sports. Most others sports don’t make money medical problem, saying it was a meeting 'Tuesday, said Andropov’s meeting but was told by his doctors opening ceremonies. Prime Minis­ invitation to a meeting of the PLO and only basketball holds its own at Nebraska. to remain in bed, the Central ter Nikolai Tikhonov, 78, sat in family priest and the priest ad­ state secret. But he described the current illness was not related to , military committee in Yemen, vised him to go to the panel with his However, many schools don’t make enough money W inter 69-ycar-old leader as alert and said his kidneys and normally would Committee member said. Andropov’s chair. where Arafat has taken refuge. from football to afford the luxury. "We don’t draw story. 2 Arafat was forced to flee Le­ Board members then called enough people,” said Simpson of Boston University. banon after his forces were cor­ " I know at some of the Division 1-A schools, yes it does Defense Minister Juan Ponce nered by Syrian-backed PLO (support others) to an extent." Despite criticism of commanders Enrile, who assured the panel he rebels. would give Balang protection. Special Purchase The Federal State Employment Service consists of the U.S. Employment Office and affiliated state OM TOftET SEAT employment services with their network of about Medium oak-stained fMah. Reagan rules out punitive action 2,500 local offices. Top-ttghterSng brass hinges. Milk-truck driver By Richard C. Cross security measures that preceded soften any blows contained in the comprehending the nature of to­ 124“ United Press International an attack on the Marines in report. day’s terrorist threat." Reg. 32.99'Single Bowl dies in accident Dollar opens Lebanon, has ruled out discipli- Administration officials said the Aboard A irForce One en route to KITCHEN SINK WASHINGTON — President nary action against U.S. military unreleased report was critical of California, an official said Reagan A 40-year-old Farmington Westcott when Westcott de­ 22’’x25 ”. Stainless steel. Reagan, hoping to soften blows commanders, the lack of safety precautions had overruled the panel’s recom­ man died early this morning cided he was too intoxicated to • Double Bowl Reg 44 99 36 99 contained in a report critical of the Instead, Reagan said blame for taken before the attack. They said mendation that Defense Secretary down in Europe the lack of preparedness at the the report recommended discipli­ Caspar Weinberger review the after he fell out of a milk truck drive. Wood said, • ••••••••••••••••••••• Marines’ base Oct. 23, when 241 nary action be taken against the findings and take appropriate as it turned left from Wood- Police charged Gandolfi with k,Qaoigiaftciric Marines were killed by a terrorist officers, but the president decided disci|ilinary action. bridge Street onto Green Road, driving with his license sus­ LONDON (UPI) — Most world money markets "Th e president believes you can police and Eighth Utilities Dis­ pended, then released him on a Regular 5.99 In s id e T O d e v explosion, lay with him. against such a move. halfheartedly reopened today with the value of the ■ ^ blame,” Reagan spoke after reviewing transfer some or all of your trict spokesmen said today. promise to appear in Manches­ U.S. dollar declining slightly. W ALL PANEL the conclusions that blamed the authority through the military Kenneth E . Westcott, a deliv­ ter Superior Court Jan. 10. 24 pages, 4 s.cDons -.‘j: Trading was sluggish and quiet in most markets 4 ’x8'r%^,” Tan Bark rests here in this office and with entire military chain of command, chain of command but you can ery man for Newington-based Wood said Gandolfi told police dairy retailer Mohawk Farms, he had been drinking. after the Christmas break, and dealers expected it to Hickory. 1st quality. Advice ...... 14 this president. And I accept including the commander in chief, never transfer your responsibil­ remain that way until the new year. London’s markets Area...... 72 responsiblity for the bad as well as for the suicide attack. ity," the official said. “ His deci­ was standing in the passenger’s William Wadhams, president remained closed for an official holiday. Business...... 21 the good.” “ I soberly considered the com­ sion means that no disciplinary side of the4ruck;jyhlch he was of Mowhawk Farm s, said this Gold rose in Zurich by $1 an ounce, opening at 019 supposed t o ^ driving, when morning that it is against (^ m e tro n o / (X)vnetrong Classified...... 22-24 Pentagon officials delayed re- mission’s word about accountabil­ action will be taken against the $380.50 compared with Friday’s closing price of 39^ the truck turned and he slid out, company policy for a delivery ity and responsibility of authorities commander, the commander in 1.15-Solarian Reg. 2.59-Textured Enur“ inmeni!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 14 leasing the unclassified version of police spokesman G ary Wood man to allow anyone in the truck $379.50...... 2 the 166-page report, compiled by up and down the chain of com­ Beirut or anyone in the chain of said. He died a short time later with him during his rounds. The dollar slipped everywhere. In Frankfurt it FLOOH TILE CEILMO PANEL Obituaries.!.!!...... 8 the five-member commission mand,” Reagan told reporters at command." opened at 2.7575 marks, down from 2.762 marks 12’’x12 No wax In 45 2 ’x4’. Acoustical. In 80 Opinion...... 4 headed by retired Adm. Robert the White House before leaving for The local commander was Col. at Manchester Memorial Hospi­ Wadhams said the company is sq ft. cins for 40.05. tal, a hospital spokesman said. not insured for anyone but the Friday. Brussels priced it at 57.065 Belgian francs, sq. ft. etna, for 21.90...... 2 Long, with little comment, saying California on a six-day New Year’s Tim othy Geraghty, who headed Westcott had turned the driv­ truck driver himself. / down from 57.10 francs Friday, and Paris marked the ...... ^ IS only that they were waiting for a vacation. the 24th Marline Amphibious Unit dollar down from 8.455 francs to 8.4325 at the market Reagan asserted state- that was assigned to Beirut at the ing over to a companion, Wood said the incident is still Sale Ends Saturday, December 31 st Weother !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!? go-ahead from the White House. Francisco Gandolfi, 28, of New opening. OPEN 8:00-4:00 DEC. 31st They said it is "highly possible" supported terrorism is a new time of the attack. under investigation. Police are In Milan a dollar bought 1,673 lire today, down from Reagan reaffirmed his intention Britain. Gandolfi later told awaiting the results df an The Manchester Herald today con- the report will be made public phenomenon and said, “ I do not F rid a y ’s 1,677 lire. In Tokyo the dollar closed at 233.99 MANCHESTER NEWINGTON HARTFORD ENFIELD to keep the Marines in turmoil- police. Gandolfi, who is not autopsy by the state medical /9 Ha/|fd I P»lomt)0 Biv' tinues Its sampling program to bring today. believe, therefore, the local com­ yen, down from 234.10 yen Monday, when the Tokyo U i SfMfKlf Sfrwi ] l 2r 04ihnTLiinpiii( )?00No MAinSl'etl ridden Lebanon as part of a employed by Mowhawk Farms, examiner to determine the 64901)6 666 S691 741 ??68 copies of the newspaper to non- Reagan's statement, which he manders on the ground — men who m arket did operate. said he traded places with cause of death. Wood said. OPEN Mof’ lb 'll F'I 8 am 9 )0 p m Sat 8 a m 5 )0 p m Sun 9 a>'‘ ) p " tubscribers In Monchester. ^ead to reporters before a national have already suffered enough — mult'inationul peace- keeping television audience, tended to should be punished for not fully force'. \