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- and 191 44o»n S# AA«fwlw*»e» For All Your Noodt 043-1191 or 643-1900 MmthtBtn Mrratt • FAoM MomfteM Manchester. Conn. — A City of-E# Village\/illo/TiA Charm ^ _ _ _ TRAVEL*INSUIUNGE nwr*c 456-1141 Monday. Dec. 3. 1984 — Single copy: 25C 391 Broad 8 t, Manchaatw SAsnmt cotmmertevrs 6 4 6 -7 0 9 6 iMABma Fuu §mr¥9a o t n o A m i ______B&L ^RPRISES J. B. ELECTRONICS • SPRAYING STEREO • MUSIC AMPS • TV Gas fumes • TREE FEEDING & CARE SALES AND SERVICE • TREE REMOVAL "No Tree Too Smoir liiji AUrtj‘EPA/R seeks • STUMP GRINDING ^ j COMFIETC_AUTO 1007 WCMKa^ • SNOWPLOWING r:r:-.=_ti=±=i 1___ m 1 Inaiaad A Lioanaad • Conn, Arborist *2179 — _ 000 Bruce Litvinchyk 'J B0Dy5y^npl tickets kill hundreds ■ ■ A j/'V * JACK BERTRAND 643-1262 By Sarah Passed 646-3425 Herald Reporter
Hartford Slate's Attorney John M/MCHESTER OVER 45 Bailey said today that his office in India town ■«5S> YEARS win have to ask for special MEMOMM. GO. EKKRIENCE permission from the courts to By Neal Robbins ment from the com pany’s head examine 1983 traffic tickets that he United Press International %/.H I (K i lH f\ quarters in Danbury, Conn Complot* Colllaien Damag* A Bodywork* Opp. Ea«l Camalary CALL 649-5807 suspects may have been used to Indian officiaLs said six people *»t«lar* ■*»« OomasOc • NmI CompatHiv* POcaa ACCifellT DAMA6CS • FtC£ CSTBttTES 6WCM embezzle money from Manchester N E W D E L H I, India - A cloud of were killed at the same plant in C«M aUneboftar — 643-7664 Superior Court. poison gas leaked from a U.S.- 1977 when they were exposed lo QUALITY HARRISON ST Bailey said his office is prepar owned pesticide factory today and phosgene gas. S4S Main 91 Jobn Tracy. Ftop MtacfiMttr CT IRl 6| Ovar 20 yr*. Cip MANCHESTER ing a motion to be presented in enveloped the sleeping city of Gandhi ordered $320.0lt0 in rebel BuiKJiing ir> Raar Mon>Frt I ar*i-S:30pin MEMORIALS N««I to Btuwn • Yif* iat 10-12 Hartford Superior Court that will Bhopal, choking to death at least funds to Im‘ .sent immediately, -•^ask for permission lo examine the 350 people and injuring more than saying, "The entire nation joins old tickets, some of which were 12.000, officials said. me in offering sympathies lo the “O iv r 200 CentvTK \aiionu'ide" “Serving Manchexter For Over 50 Yearx" dismissed by judges and prosecu - Officials said the death toll in bereaved families and share then- tors and are supposed to have been Bhopal, 360 miles southwest of sorrow." destroyed. New Delhi, was likely to rise in one The deadly fumes, whieh began B&J Auto Repair, bic Bailey and state Auditor Henry of the worst industrial accidents in leaking from an underground tank Penttao4 The Rorist J. Becker J r said last week that Indian history. on the outskirts of the eity in Hie 24 BIRCH ST. they were investigating 14 instan Most of the dead were children early hours, triggered a mass 6 o “A way A - 345 Main Street (Rear) TEL. 643-6247 ces in which motor vehicle fines and old people — killed when the panic as choking residents junqied gas cloud leaking in the early To Succaad" 643-4444 were paid to the Manchester court from their beds to flee the gas Manchester, CT. F.T.D. but never deposited in the state's morning hours enveloped Bhopal, cloud. We arc still the same B&J Auto Repair lormerly located at 367 Oakland St. We MASTER CHAR6E accounts. According to a Nov. 21 the capital of Madhya Pradesh The government aniioiineed ii FREE ConwIUtton have been at this new location for one year, but been in business for over loyears. AMERICAN EXPRESS WORLD WIDE letter state Auditors Becker and state, the Press Trust of India said. would give WOO to the families o( aancliMtir 649-7867 1. Complete collision damage and body works. (Foreign and domestic) SERVICE Leo V. Donahue sent to Gov. Ofricials at the Hamidia govern the dead and $100 eaeh lo people William A. O'Neill, those fines ment hospital listed 302 people as injured. 2. Frame straightening. were paid between September and dead. At the Jayaprakush hospital. The gas was identified as methyl • 3 Rust & dents repaired. the end of December in 1983. 27 were reported dead, while seven isocynale, an ingredient of ear- SPECIALIZING IN were counted at Kaju hospital and SUPERIOR MUFFLERS 4. Quality Work at competitive prices. Motor vehicle fines must be paid baryl and temik, agrieiiltural Qllfe 0tQliBt ^ in cash to workers in the court 20 more bodies were brought from pesticides widely used in India to 5. Loaner cars available clerk's office. the railway station area. kill a broad range of in.seets. said DON WliilS GARAGE, INC. CUSTOM CUTTERS ' Bailey said today that the Some 2,000 injured were admit specialists 6. Glass work. ^ S ' 101 CENTER ST. Dr. S.K. Mukherjee (if the Indian WHEEL Alignment bp»a'«e service wrecfiep sm- . e investigation started more than a ted to hospitals and an overflow of Agricultural Inslilute in New general repairing 7. FREE estimates on accident damage. viSAr MANCHESTER. CT 06040 year ago. when money from fines 10,000 others were treated at Delhi. Propane Cylinders Filled 8. C T licensed appraiser. was found to be missing from the makeshift hospital camps on the Made of cynate — a derivative iil Air Conditioning Service 9. Come see John, Bill, or Brian for their expertise. 643-8383 clerk's office. He said the case grounds of the facilities, said the phosgen gas and methyalaiiiine — telephone 10MAINSTREE’ stretched into 1984 after Judge officials, who added that large W9-4531 MANCmESTEB CONN 3b04 methyl i.socynate reacts with wa Authorized Monte Carlo Richard Noren discovered his numbers of cattle and other ter. or any moist part of the human Hours: Mon. thru Fri. 8:00 am to 5:30 pm Hair Piece Center signature forged on a ticket animals were lound dead around body Buch as the eyea, none, throat Sat. 10:00 am to 12 noon sometime in the first six months of the factory on the outskirts of lungs, and mucus membranes, he NO IF OPEN SUNDAYS 9-1 this year. Bhopal, which has a population of said. ARE YOU SELUNG YOUR HOME? SUPPORT l^our Neighborhood Pharmacy Becker said last week that Noren 670.000. "In small quantities, the gas Senior Citizen Dizcountt found his signature on the back of a “ I am shocked and deeply causes irritation that gradually MARTIN & ROTHMAN. INC. Lowezt Pricez in Area traffic ticket showing that a grieved at the terrible tragedy in goes aw ay,” Mukherjee said. "In Manchester prosecutor had Bhopal. The huge toll that it has jarge quantities, it cau.ses coiigh- REALTORS CROWN PHARMACY dropped, or "nolled" the charge. taken is horrifying." said Prime ing along with blistering and R EXPERIENCE, .k n o w l e d g e ...TRUST PRESCRIPTION CENTER But Noren said he did not re Minister Rajiv Gandhi. inflamation of the throat and FOR OVER 15 YEARS .. member signing it, and a further Herald photo by Tarquinio Government officials said six lungs. This can bring on death AHMAD K. ALTAP 20$ W0 $t Confer Sfroof records check showed that the employees of the Union Carbide because of choking. CALL R9gl9t0f9d Ph«rmoc/«f Moneffetre/'. Cf. 06040 person who got the ticket actually plant were "directly responsible” "A storage tank of thecheinieal ^*03; 640-0312 M IL E pleaded guilty and paid a fine, T/s the season for the gas leak and arrested them. PROMPT, PERSONAL must have burst and the fumes FAOfi according to Becker. Representatives of Union Carbide, , 6 4 6 - 4 1 4 4 ® ^ COLRTEOVS SERnCE :MCDONALD'i Larry Nevins of Stillfield Drive, a blown toward nearby villages," "I don't think there’s ever been a Meadows Convalescent Center. As part India Ltd., said the leak at the said Mukherjee. head of the EVERYTHING IN GLASS motion like this." Bailey said of the sixth-grader at Keeney Street School, of a goodwill project, he and his 7-year-old plant was plugged institute's agricultural chemicals Connecticut move to gain access to the tickets. puts the finishing touches on an classmates are making holiday decora within minutes of its discovery and division. WE CAN T HIDE BEHIND OUR PRODUCT the factory was shut down. "The case is over 13 months old. ornament that will be donated to the tions for the center's aged residents. Singh appealed in a radio broad Travel Seivlces Nolles are dismissed — they're There was no immediate com- cast for people to remain cabti. U WHITE GLASS CO. supposed to be erased. Technically (Inside DAL Store, Lower Level) and legally we can't get hold of • Manchester Parkade them. ” Maln Street reconstruction would lead to loss 0 4 « - 7 3 a a Bailey said not all the tickets Manchester, CT may have been destroyed yet, but O IT.H VI J f. I«S F VPFN/rM I he does not know how many were. 31 BISSELL ST. MANCHESTER 647-1666 "This is difficult, trying to recon •MIRRORS •SHOWbM UUOHS "STORE FRONTS Naarr Maa, Taaa, FrI M PM — Wai A Than 6-t PM struct this,” he said. Authority says town should buy lots •SAFETY GLASS "BATHTUB ENCLOSURES "ETC SaL 1S4PM He said the motion for permis sion lo examine the remaining Bv Kathy Garmus the Center Street Corp., and a lot records will argue that he is not parking on the street and they feel chants would probably have fewer Herald Reporter behind the Salvation A rm y on The stale Department of Tra n s seeking information on the guilt or there isn't enough compensation," objections to the reconstruction Curtis Main Street. portation already has approved innocence of anyone charged with authority Chairman Joseph Gar- plan, he added. Members of the Manchester Under the plan for the recon the design of the project. A public % a motor vehicle violation, but man said during a meeting of the Authority members have said Ziebart Parking Authority today agreed struction of downtown Main Street, hearing on the plan has he<;n lllllllllilllllMathes rather on the accuracy of record authority at his Main Street store the group should try to purchase Rustproofing Company that the town should try to acquire about 118 on-street parking spaces scheduled for Jan. 9in the Uncoln keeping by the court. this morning. ‘We as a parking property for parking instead of HOME ENTERTAINMENT CENTER several properties along Main would be eliminated to improve Center hearing room, Iteginning at Vernon Industrial Place He said he did not know when the authority ought to look into acquir leasing it. Most of the nearly 700 Video • Television • Stereo Z-GUZE Street for parking to make up for traffic flow. Three off-street lots 7:3 0 p m . Clark Road M U D motion would be ready. ing the...property." spaces now controlled by the HTOIOR on-street spaces that will be lost if would be built on Birch, Pearl and Verncm, C T F U P S the current downtown reconstruc Garman said that if the street is authority are leased. WEEKEND SPECIAL pioncnoN Maple streets to make up for the rebuilt as planned, the lot at Forest William Ginter, engineer «( UiMLofl BL.MLV«rnon axH) SBN ROOTS tion plan is fallowed. loss. Garman said the reconstruction municipal systems at the D O T, has Rent VCR & 3 Movies $19.95 Museum proud and Main streets would probably of Main Street is "a given " and The properties include the 120- However, many Main Street said that if a number of objections 273 WMIDDLE TPKE. CALL FOR DETAILS become the most frequently used that the town should go ahead as MANCHESTER______649-3408 DON WILLIS GARAGE HAS BEEN SERVING The space parking lot at the com er of merchants have complained that to the plan are raised at the public of its outhouse of the Main Street lots. soon as possible while federal 8 7 2 - 3 3 6 1 Forest and Main streets that is the three new lots would be too far hearing, the stale might recom Manchester Area for 54 years. Since 1928 DON has been owned by Ady Sai-Kuen Tong of Acquisition of the lot by the town funds are still available. NEWINGTON (UPI) — The' away from their stores to compen mend some changes to the design. Sppcioluing in IP'ines Glastonbury and leased by the would ensure that it remained a Federal funds will pay for just MERCURY in operation at 18 Main St. DON WILLIS has always Kellogg-.Eddy House Museum has sate for the loss of on-street A previous plan fur the rebuild authority, a lot at the corner of parking lot, said. If the town over 92 percent of the estimated $4 added an l«th century outhouse to parking. ing of downtown Main Street was specialized in automotive repairs on all makes of auto OLCOn PACKAGE STORE Main and Locust streets owned by were able to obtain more property million project if the slate gives its collection, but "there’s still a "Everybody's upset about losing on Main. Street for parking, mer rejected by the state after a public y 654 CENTER ST. MANCHESTER, CT. final approval to the plan. hearing. mobiles. DON WILLIS INC. take great pride in their Pine Shopping Plaza six-holer on Main Street,” say Phona 646-2756 work and guarantee all their work 100%, a guarantee envious officials. NO SERVICE Charge DISCOUNT UQUOR STORE The Newington Historical So that is not mere words it‘s ACTION. DON WILLIS has One of Mencheeter'R Lergeal Sefectlone Of FIgurel Ceremice In ciety and Trust donated the President seeks advice on African probiems Slock. Our Volume Saves You Money. IDO’S Of Spedals. wooden outhouse believed to be 200 — •■rvatkMtt for • Hotoli • Alrflnos • Stoomthlps been in business for 54 years because he does quality Weafer Cfierge emf Vfte A cc^e e f years old because children visiting •27 Main ttraat Manchester TM^Choek... By Norman D. Sandler of a final 2,000South African troops work and stands by it until you’re satisfied. PtrtMS ChKfct Cathtd up M SIGSOO the museum had trouble imagining demonstrations at the South Afri that they would spread to the six . what it was like to live in a house United Press International from Angola and efforts to bring were necessary lo help (hangc can Embassy in Washington, consulates the South African go- U.S. policy toward South Africa. axt cou/io/Z^ UwUtA to a DON WILLIS GARAGE INC. is a FULL-SERVICE without running water. independence to Namibia, which where more than a dozen congress WASHINGTON - President vernm'ent has in New York, , "Wewouldho|«;thatIhccrcdiblc The outhouse should give them a lies between South Africa and men .labor officials and civil rights STATION, with the facilities to handle all your auto Reagan, whose foreign policy Boston, Los Angeles, Chicago. leadership that has been going to 0 .» » c^taxin^ SvaCualion COMMERUAL • INDUSTRIAL pretty good idea, said Newington Angola. leaders were arrested since pro efforts have ■ been focused for Seattle and Houston. jail and that will go to jail this week motive repair needs. Town Historian Elizabeth In an interview last week with tests began a day before ^onA ConujIUitLon months by U.S.-Soviet tensions, the Washington Tim es, Reagan Civil rights activist Jesse Jack- would create a new assessment hy Air Conditioning Sweetser Baxter. Thanksgiving. son spoke in Washington Sunday Volunteers will restore the out diverted his attention today to the said Crocker has “ made quite a bit our government to look at its .=4foa - OtL 9- 9:30 OSTERLUNO problems of racial turmoil and Organizers of the protests said and said recent demonstrations Phone house this spring, but the struc of progress” in his efforts to help African policy." said Jackson 18 Main Street • Rafrigaratlon starvation in strife-torn Africa. CPCtau Caff 643-419S fox afifiouUmtnt ture's antique shingles and trellis mediate an agreement that would Reagan was to be briefed by • Haating hardly make the structure unique, link a South African withdrawal to ^Jofin cV- C a xfii!i 649-4531 Assistant Secretary of State Ches the departure of 25,000 Cuban Manchester she said. e ^ -1 e^fta xin ^ < ^ i A 2 - MANCHi:STER HERALD. Monday, Dec. 3. 1984 MANCHESTER HERALP, Moo Richard M. Diamond, Publisher Douglas A. Bevins, Managing Editor Concern for education may bring iiberai arts in vogue James P. Sacks, City Editor By Dennis C. Milewski OPINION United Press International students sufficiently. Narrow vocational training is opportunity” WHO PAYS FOR COLLEGE? selling the students short and in the long run, maylx.- To reverse the decline, the endowment report suggested that colleges and universities reward F AIR FIE LD — The Rev. Aloysius P, Kelley was not selling society short." Most aid comes from Washington excellent teaching in hiring, promotion and tenuiv shocked that college students had never heard of A report released last week by the National Capitol Footnotes decisions, and resthape undergraduate curricula. Shakespeare, but the president of Fairfield Univer Endowment of the Humanities blamed teachers fora Jack The study also said that a redeployment at college sity was startled by the earnest words of one teenage steady erosion of the place of liberal arts in college funds rather than a general increase in funding for Anderson girl, curriculums in the past 20 years. education is necessary. "She was interested in antique jewelry — anything The report, entitled "To Reclaim a Legacy," " I ’m not sure it re<|uiix's all that much investment. A prescription for the Democratic party Washington from the 1940s and 1950s,” said Kelley. "I thought, concluded that curriculums on many college Very few institutions have given up entirely on liberal Merry-Go-Round what should we think of the Pyramids, or the campuses have "beconie a self-service cafeteria arts. It requires a rejuvenation," Kelley said. Parthenon? History is not what happened yesterday." through which students pass without being By Susan E. Kinsmon election," s;dd Stolberg, who has organized a The State Central Committee should be strengthened ^ Fairfield, which has not eased its rigid core Kelley, the head of a small Jesuit school founded on nourished." committee ol legislative Democrats to try to regain lost to become "a key element in statewide parly requirements in liberal arts since its founding about the liberal arts, was discussing a recent report that Kelley disputes the claim that teachers are al fault, HARTKOHI) The hciidlincs Nov 7 left ('oniU'vtii iil .seats. policymaking." With the new organization, the state 40 years ;igo, has expanded to include programs in claimed thousands of the nation’s college .students arc but feels "vindicated" by the study which urged all Domoc-ruts in shock. For the first time in 10 ycors. The stiite p;irty needs sophisticated technology, its party chairman couW become a non-paid "good will business, nursing and computers. cheated by a lack of emphasis on the humanities. students be exposed to the humanities. 0 CH Al I Ain B4 Hcpubliciins hod won control of both the slote House I fiiditional ba.se of strong ward and town committee am bassador," M offett said. Fine arts, history and philosophy a"?e mandatory Officials His story about the girl was intended to keep the :ind Seniitc ;ind a third congressional seat. ;ind statewide strategy and cooperation, Stolberg said. Slate party headquarters should become a service ".It provides a lot of moral support and that is and all the student.Sj however reluetanlly. have heard Gtiaran!e«Hl sluilttnl loiins problem in perspective, but Kelley and other Olhei tedDrai programs ■'The state party should not exist just to exist,” he bureau for candidates and local parties and a center for critical," he said. “ People want their sons and of Shakespeare, Kelley said with a smile. CoHegas and univarsilias Nearly a month has pas.sed and reluctant acceptance educators arc deeply concerned about c.ollege stud. "It must play a more active role than it has,” research, fundraising, technology and training. would gut daughters to be English majors but they are afraid Vetarnns Panotits h;is replaced the nem oerats' inititil disbelief. But they students who lack a rudimentary knowledge of history The university has joined a faculty network linking Stale grards including fundraising fur local and state candidates. they won’t get a job.” are still talking about what went wrong and wh;it can be or literature. New York University With smaller colleges and is Stolberg s;iid replacing James Fitzgerald as state ALONG THE WAY, Democrats must focus on The demand for college graduates with a liberal done to put their party back on top in the next elections. Something serious is wrong on college campu.ses using a W.tO.OOO challenge grant from the endowment ptirty chairman is not the answer. "With Fitzgerald or candidate recruitment, local organizing, raising more due process arts education actually is increasing in business, when computers can track satellites and help split to help establish a $1 million humanities fund. When it comes to higher education. f’lenty of exphiiuitions have been offered lor the someone else it doesn’t matter, us long as the job gets money than ever before, gaining credibility on issues of finance and olher areas, he said. human genes but an alarming number of students Uncle Sam has deep pockets. About (iO P's success: The party lever allowed state (JOP done, " he said. government waste and inefficiency and becoming more "The Greek and Roman classics lire compatible WASHINGTON - The Justice can’t identify Beethoven or Rembrandt, said Kelley. "Tl^ere is more support right now for (liberal arts) three-quarters of all college aid comes candidates to cash in on President Iteagiui’s aggressive in support of traditional party platforms, he with computers." Kelley said, "but there is still no Department has mounted a quiet "The skills are not enough, there has to be some edi^ation than there has been in this country for some po|)ularity; it had computers and other m arvels of MOFFETT, WHO MAY CHALLENGE O’NEILL in said. substitute for sitting down and reading Homer " from the goverment. assault on the individual’s right to substance." he said. " I don't think we challenge time,” he said. "W e ought to take advantage of this election technology; it had plenty of money and a slick l!)H(i, went a step further. He drafted an 18-page report "Tow n and municipal elections are coming soon and sue state and local governments im age ;is a ptirty on the move ;ind it championed the On party reconstruction, revitalization and reform to we musl lay the groundwork to keep U.S. Senate and for violating due process of law. voting rights ol unaffiliated voters. circuhile to Democratic leaders across the state. Canadian hydropower coming gubernatorial seats in Dem ocratic bands and planning As justification, department offi Hut House .Spetiker Irving Stolberg of New Haven and "It is not offered as any precise prescription to cure how to win the second Senate seat in 1988,” M offett said. cials have cited the lack of Calendar former Connecticut Kep. Toby Moffett believe it was the parly's ills, but its a shopping list," M offett said. "And we must have a strategy for capturing new old-fashioned discipline that has not so much what the stide (tO P d id , ;is wluit thest;ite The state Democratic Party suffers from an "image congressional and state legislative seats in 1986.” supposedly turned the nation’s Democratic Party did not do. of stale, stodgy bhindne.ss" compared to the "n ew " At the Capitol Study urges accord on border power schools into blackboard jungles. Republican image. Moffett said. "Republicans are It m ay seem like a lotto do, but M offett said the AFTER TAKING A HARD BOOK at their party they choice is losing even more elections. " I t is my hope the Dec. 4 ' l.ike a new look al its policy and .strive beating us and beating us badly in the im age gam e and Using this bogyman. the officials By Joseph Mianowany Currently, the report said. New York short-term viirieties. tigreed itw illttike more tluin ;i new state party dam age inflicted on the stale and region will not be The 1984 Governor’s Conference on HMD’s, 9 a.m., for new cooperation with provincial organization." hope to scare Congress into United Press International and New England are taking the most “ The former may be too rigid, while Hartford Hilton. governments ainl the utilities invoh i'd chairman to correct the fhiws. Even Gov. William A. The state party needs a full-time executive director repealed." advantage of Canadian power, mainly the hitler provides neither sufficient amending a 113-year-old law that Pre-session issues orientation for legislators, "Regional reliability eoiineils iiiaj O'Neill agreed the party needed to "modernize." and staff of professionals skilled in fundraising, WASHINGTON - A joint report because those areas have the New York revenue for the exporting utility nor guarantees the right of an injured sponsored by the University of Connecticut Institute .serve as one forum for ensuring a " I would like to see a party in two yeiirs where politicalorganization and able to modernize the party, Susan E, Kinsman is a Connecticut reporter for from a pair of U.S. and Canadian study Power Authority and the New England ■sufficient certainty of supiily lor the citizen to sue local authorities who for Urban Research, 9 a.m,, Hartford Hilton. reliable, economically efficient ami everyone campaigns all out. even those not up for re- Moffett stud United Press International. groups calls on both countries to begin Power Pool to help the marketing purchaser," it said. misbehave. Special meeting of the state Board of Education to ^•nvironmentally sound exebange lie new cooperation — both internally and process. To help speed the process of the follow up on training workshops, 1 p.m. toSp.m.,State power exchanges, the reiiorl recom iHis'ii the trading utilities," the re|iorl How the Justice Department got Office Building, Room 307, 165 Capitol Ave. externally — in order to lake full Because other regions lack similar advantage of the massive potential in bodies, the report sugge.sted creation of mended that the Caiiiidian government said Potpourri from fractious school kids to a State Board of Education meets for regular electricity trade across the border. regional planning and marketing legal shield for highhanded offi meeting. 6 p.m.. State Office Building, Room 307, 165 The document from the Northeast- groups as-»:i key step toward better cials is a weird and frightening Capitol Ave, Dec. 5 Midwest Institute and the Canadiii^J^ cooperation within the U.S and with story. My associate Indy Badhwar Jobless rate dips slightly State Board of Education meeting continues at 9 Institute of-International Affairs also Canada, W t m w I E ' has pieced it together from various points up some of the major stumbling Those groups, the report suggested, Bob and Al show a.m. Consideration of teacher certification recom Unemployment deerea.sed in 11 labor WETHERSFIELD (URI) Connec pE .lk»4ftCinECAI$e sources, including a telltale memo mendations scheduled. State Office Building. Room blocks — mostly on the American side could tik e various forms and should be licut’s jobless rale declined slightly in market areas, remained slalile in one the Justice Department refused to 307, 165 Capitol Ave. — preventing the realization of major allowed to 4.'nter into long-term con October from the previous month and market and rose in four markets. Kansa.s Sen. Robert Dole, (flilEitCMIpCcr'QE release under the Freedom of The Finance Advisory Council meets at 10:30a.m, power sales which, on their face, tracts for power with Canadian utili Simpson once explained the employment re.^ched an all-time high, I’eraro said Information Act. at the Capitol. appear too attractive for either nation ties, That electricity would then be the Senate’s newly elected difference between a horse the state Labor Department has A monthly gainol 5.600 non farm jobs The state Bond Commission meets al 10:30 a.m. in to turn down. marketed to regional U.S. utilities. majority leader, got an early The problem, as outlined by project However, Ibe study noted that such repiirted. biHisted the (iverall employment to an race and a political race foi' In 1871, Congress passed 42 USC Room 110 of the Capitol. ■ director Diane DeVaul, lies mostly in groups were not without their disad The unemployment rale in October all lime bigli of aboiil f.5 million, up 2.7 Christmas present from his an audience that included 1983, known as the Anti-Ku Klux The Board of Nursing meets at 5p.m. in Room llOal the lack of proper regional planning vantages, noting in particular that they declined by 1,900 to 70,000 or 4.2 percent from a ye;ir ;igo. he .said. wife: a schnauzer puppy both Reagan and Vice Presi Klan Act, to protect individuals the Capitol. Seasonal gains were, reiiorled in Dec. 6 and marketing bodies in the U.S.. could become an "additional layer of percent, from 71,900, or 4.3 percent, in named ’Leader. " dent George Bush. ' In a from the excesses of state and local September. Ltibor Commissioner 1’. retail trade, while Ibe inannfaetiiring The Medicaid Cost Containment Study Commission which could predict demand and help advisors, planners and bureaucrats" ’ ’Is he housebroken?’ ’ horse race, ” he said, ‘the governments. Since then it has utilities and governments develop Who would be unable '’to re.solve their Joseph I’ eraro siiid Siiturday. sector added I.IOII jobs nieluded in .a meets at 9:30 a.m. in Room 110 at the Capitol. total annual eiii|)loyineul inerease ol asked tin irreverent reporter. whole horse runs." been the principal legal vehicle for The Connecticut Republican Party sponsors a region-wide energy strategies. differences of opinion to formulate a The .seasomilly adjusted nile for citizens to claim in federal court Also, she added, a number of • comprehensive regional plan." October was 4 .5 percent, down from 4,6 2.9 pereeni "H e’s housebroken but he’s “ majority party” celebration with majority leaders I’er.sonal ineonie reached a new With Dole and Simpson that their constitutional rights of the 1973-74 Legislature soluting the new 1985-86 regulatory disincentives in the states The report had fewer suggestions for percent in .Si’plember, The October not Senate-broken,’’ ans monthly high of $4.34 billion, manulac leading them next year, sena have been violated by local author leaders. 5:30 p.m, to 8 p.m.. Parkview Hilton and the lack of proper transmission Canada, although it contended that rates compared with a 4.9 percent joble.ss rale tor the same month last luring oulpiil climbed and new iiiilomo wered Dole, who added that ities. It was under the anti-Klan Ballroom. lines were hampering a number of "what is needed is a more flexible tors may not have to get any utilities from obtaining the inexpensive option between the firm-power, long year, seasonally adjusted to 5.4 bile legist lilt ions increased Ironi the the dog was "an indication of law, for example, that Brown vs. The Child Day Care Services study commission more done than in the past, Canadian power. term contracts and the interruptible. percent same iicriod List vear, I’eraro said where my leadership is Board of Education was brought, hosts a 7 p.m. public hearing at Dolan Middle School. but they’ll probably have Stamford. going." leading to the Supreme Court- mo.re fun doing it. Dec. 7 The response was vintage ordered desegregation of the na The Task Force on Education to Prevent Adolescent Abuse charged in Dole. He and the new assist tion's public schools. Pregnancy meets at 9 a m. for day-long meeting at ant majority leader. Sen. theHoly Family Retreat House. 303 Tunxis Road, For more than a century, ultra- West Hartford. minority contracts Alan Simpson of Wyoming, Better late ... conservatives have fought the are known as two’W f the anti-Klan law and the “ judicial Now, A HARTFORD (U P I) — Minority fend women funniest men iri'Congress. President Reagan signed a activism" they claim it encour contractors may have served as little more than Dole, whose witty tongue prociamation the other day aged. The Brown decision was a Connecticut subsidiaries of prominent white-owned firms or also has been known to be conferring honorary citizen bitter defeat. Then in 1975 another "fronts" for them in a federally mandated program, a school-based Supreme Court case published report said Sunday. you don’t nave to barbed, once referred to ship on William Penn and his brought under the 1871 law galvan In Brief The state’s program to help minorities and women three former presidents — wife. Hannah Callowhill ized the conservatives anew. In^ share in billions of dollars of road-building business Jimmy Carter, Gerald Ford Penn. Goss vs. Lopez, the high court Climber stricken in Nepal has been riddled with abuses including allegations of and Richard Nixon — as “ see ruled that'a student facing arbi fraud, The Hartford Courant said. get out of yottr car to Penn, of course, was the Some of the smaller firms have no equipment and no evil ... hear no evil .. and trary suspension or expulsion from WEST HARTFORD - A West Hartford woman British citizen and Quaker is winging across the world today to be at her only one or two regular employees, and firms evil." Washlngton Window school was entitled to due process. supposedly owned and controlled by women have who founded Pennsylvania husband’s side in Nepal where he is critically ill When his wife, Elizabeth, with meningitis after mountain-climbing in the been run by men, the newspaper said. for religious freedom. He did The decision, written by moder " I ’m convinced it’s fraud Audit data indicates was confirmed by the Senate ately conservative Justice Byron Himalayas. Set into agre$tt m e^I so, said Reagan, ” to carry fraud," said Albert W, Mero, a consultant hired by the as transportation secretary White, simply gave students facing " I ’m sure he’s stronger," Linda McMacken out an experiment based said Sunday before leaving for Nepal to be with DOT to help run the program. in President Reagan’s ca Poking fun at Congress discipiinary action the right to tell "The program hasn’t been just a failure, it’s been an upon representative govern her husband, Steven, who is in a hospital in the binet, Dole quipped to his their side of the story. But states’ isolated nation. outright violation of federal statutes,” said state Sen. ment: public education with rights activists reacted with hor Wilber G. Smith, D-Harlford, who recently held colleagues that " I regret that Bv Don Phillips things are more heady than Cannop. Richard Russell and Sam "I'll fall apart afterward, I want to get my out regard to race, creed, sex ror. claiming that the decision husband home," she said. hearings on the program. I have but one wife to give to watching billions of dollars ex Rayburn say about that if they or ability to pay: and the disarmed teachers and school After a personal appeal to Sen, Lowell Weicker " I believe that the setting up of minority front firms m y country’s WASHINGTON - Sen. Russell change hands on a single close could pay a visit to Congress by general contractors with the knowledge of state administrators in their uphill Jr., R-Conn., who arranged to open the U.S, substitution of workhouses Long. D-La., is fond of quoting his committee vote, knowing that the infrastructure." today? passport office in Stamford especially for her. she officials amounts to a conspiracy to violate the laws," for prisons. Uncle Earl. Back in the days when struggle to maintain discipline. However, Dole will be hard fate of perhaps an entire industry Probably they’d laugh. Congress renewed her expired passport Saturday for the Smith said. Long was chairman of the Senate was just decided. Slate Transportation Commissioner J. William always has been partisan, often A Gallup Poll last year showed 40-hour trip. pressed to outdo Simps.on, a Fortunately, Penn acted Finance Committee, his hearings The entire Capitol seemed dark- Burns said he was not aware of any fraud and added divided by philosophy as well as that fewer than one teacher in five gangly cowboy who descril)gs faster that the country he were a delight. the morning Mills returned from he has increased staff, appointed a task force to party. Rayburn, for example, nationwide thought lack of disci his native Wyoming as a state came to. He died in 1718 — 266 One day, he uttered these appearing on stage in Boston with Slowdown threat fizzles improve the program and won legislative authoriza could spin some good yarns about pline was a major school problem. tion to spend $500,000 for technical help to minority of "high altitude and low years before being granted memorable words: Fanny Fox. SOUTHINGTON — State troopers were waiting his buttles with Ihechairmanof the But President Reagan, in a pre firms. "W ell, as my Uncle Earl used to on Interstate 84 but a threatened truck convey multitude." U.S. citizenship,' One by one, reporters ventured House Rules Committee, "Judge" " I think this program has evolved into one .that campaign sop to his conservative slowing traffic to protest the state’s speeding say, there’s more ways to kill a cat down to the ornate Ways and Howard Smith of Virginia, the man everyone concerned with it recognizes its weaknesses l'OI support base, launched a publicity crackdown never came rolling up the highway, than stuff him with butter." Means committee room to sit and who sat on civil rights legislation and difficulties," he said. campaign for more “ good old- police said. A whole generation of reporters have coffee with him, served in The Courant said interviews and a review of records for many years. fashioned discipline in school." "W e’ve been out there waiting but they did not and lobbyists still wonder what he funeral-like silence by a faithful also found: President Reagan and Congress show up," a state police dispatcher at the N i How fat is Ted? meant. aide. have a terrible relationship today. • Despite indications of irregularities raised in Hartford barracks said Sunday. It was about this time that the state and federal audits, the state Department .of-v In looking back over more than a Apparently he didn't remember So did Harry Truman and the A driver at the Union 76-American Eagle Truck Justice Department quietly got Transportation has never referred any case to decade of congressional coverage, that he’d been to Boston. It was a Congress of 1948. Stop off the highway in Southington who refused into the act. Exactly why is not prosecutors for investigation of possible fraud. When Ted Kennedy is at Globe’s policy of fairness will Russell Long’s hearings may be shock, and it was obvious to to identify himself said Sunday he was trying to ciear. Maybe it was from an • No action has been taken against prime McDonald’s, according to entitle me to the same expan the highlight. everyone that a man once consi organize a truck boycott of Connecticut to protest IN A DECADE, there have been ideological conviction that the contractors tied to two dozen minority and women Boston Globe columnist Mike sive coverage.” The low point is easy — the dered No. 2 in power only to the what he calls police harassment of truckers. He significant changes in Congress. anti-Klan law was fundamentally businesses, including some of the most active in the Barnicle, ’’you can watch the decline and fall of one of the rifiost president would have to go. said he had not had much success. There is less humor, and less of the wrong. Maybe it was simply from state, who were disqualified from the federal The senator’s press secre intelligent men ever to serve in program earlier this year. numbers change on the sign. ’’ gentlemanly sport of keeping one’s bureaucratic irritation over a law tary would not disclose Congress, Wilbur Mills. IT IS EASY TODAY for eve word. In a decade, emphasis has Pol says cops like Gestapo • As many as one dozen minority and women Barnicle, who describes that had, over the years, forced the companies now certified may not be bona fide Kennedy’s weight, saying ryone to criticize Congress. The turned from dealing directly with ROCKY H ILL — The deputy chairman of the FOR MOST FOLKS, the name Justice Department to do battle independent firms, Mero said. himself as a "very good House and Senate make wonderful / substantive issues to fighting par- Meriden Democratic Town Committee accused only that “ he has made his with state and local governments. In the spring, the DOT disqualified 24 of 275 friend” of the Massachusetts Wilbur Mills conjures up a jump whipping boys, as they always j tisan battles over philosophy. police of Gestapo tactics after he was arrested comment and that’s all he companies seeking approval as minority or women’s into the Tidal Basin with a have. and charged with breach of peace for an alleged senator, recently wrote about But keep in mind that even businesses. The 24 firms had received $12.9 million of intends to say. He will stand stripper. Whatever the motivation, a threatening incident at a Rocky Hill bar. Kennedy’s weight problem. And it is popular these days to bitterly partisan battles have a the $34.6 million awarded minority and women on what he has written.” For those who covered him in his 10-page memo written by Roger Police charged Roger C. DeZinno Friday after say that Congress is no longer fun, purpose. contractors from October 1982 to March 1984. “The column was accompan Clegg, director of the depart receiving a report about a man threatening to glory days, his name conjures up that it has lost its sense of humor In Rayburn’s day, and in the The federal government began what is now known, ied by pictures showing the Barnicle, however, had one ment’s Office of Legal Policy, shoot customers at Smuggler’s Inn on Silas Deane an excitement that can come only and its sense of compromise, that it years immediately following. Con as the Disadvantaged and Women’s Business more word: "You know suggested using the hue and cry Highway, officials said. senator slim in 1962, a little from watching a skillful man is a bitterly partisan body, tied in Enterprise program in 1977. Contractors who win Visit McDonald’s'^’ new Drive-Thru gress certainly had its share of Police said two patrons claimed in statements heavier in 1980, and fully where he stands — tl^ere’s a manipulate the tax code to ac knots. over school discipline as a tool to highway jobs are required to give 10 percent of the detractors who said it was ineffi that Roger DeZinno threatened to put “ five or six at 1220 Tolland Turnpike, Manchester. dent in the ground.” complish social purposes. Few ’ dismantle the 1871 anti-Klan law. work to minority businesses and 1 percent to women’s packed in 1984. But what would Henry Clay, Joe cient, tied in knots and partisan. rounds in their heads." No weapon was found in companies. W tth "When he stands to speak, Yet, today it is remembered as the Sources who have seen the DeZinno’s possession, police said. the purchase o f any lai^e* sandwich or Chicken his shoes are in different zip Congress that fought the great civil memo say it includes proposals to DeZinno and his father, state Rep. Benjamin N. McNuggets"'receive the following items FREE! codes,” said Barnicle. "Rin- rights battles. make state and local officials DeZinno Jr., D-Meriden, who was not present BIC workers OK pact Some day, the Congress of Tip during the incident, accused police of false arrest Dec. 3rd thru Dec. 9th And all three weeks you’ll receive a gling Brothers does his dry immune from lawsuits that arise and "Gestapo tactics.” Letters policy -few L O’Neill and Howard Baker likely MILFORD (U PI) — BIC Corp. production workers a Free Beverage Holder cleaning. They send his suits from their "discretionary" ac coupon good for a special offer during The Manchester Herald wel will be remembered as the Con tions; to require that citizens filing have approved a new three-year contract with salary breakfast hours. out with the tents.” increases totalling 17.5 percent and improvementsin comes letters to the editor. gress that fought the great battles suit demonstrate that violations of Nursing strike may end Dec. 10th thru Dec. 16th All offers good only at our new drive- pension and vacation benefits. Kennedy said he gained the Letters should be brief and to of social philosophy and foreign the constitutional rights by local a Free Key Ring thru window and while supplies last. NORWALK — Striking registered nurses at Members of Local 134 of the United Rubber Workers extra pounds campaigning policy. 'Largosandwichestnckjde BtgMac'.Ouartor the point. They should be typed officials were “ knowing and will Norwalk Hospital will vote Tuesday on a new voted 650-25 Sunday for the contract covering l.ooo for Walter Mondale. He de or neatly handwritten, and, for And those who today scoff at ful,” and to increase the burden of contract offer reached in marathon negotiations Pounder* with or without Cheese (wt before union production workers at BIC. It replaces an old Dec. 17th thru Dec. 23rd cor)king4oz 0 13 4 g r), Fiiet-0-Fish * ■ , fended himself in a open ease in editing, should be double Congress as an inefficient body of proof on plaintiffs who try to take over the weekend to end the walkout that began contract which expired at midnight Friday. a Free Ice Scraper spaced. dunces, who concentrate on the government officials to court. Oct. 1, officials said today. Barbara Lambert, union vice president, said the letter which said: "I am sure The hospital will present a new package of The Herald reserves the right inability to pass spending bills new contract provides wage increases of 5.5 percent I have the sympathy of all wages and benefits to about 350 nurses, members ITS A GOOD TIME to edit letters in the interests of without a government shutdown, the first year and 6 percent in both the second and those who have a similar The 1871 law has served the of Connecticut Health Oare Associates District brevity, clarity and taste. may discover some day that they nation well. It is often the only third years. Medical benefits for the workers were FOR‘ME GREAT TASTE problem, including some 1199, said hospital spokesman Bruce Hgtehison. unchanged. Address letters to: couldn’t see the forest for the trees remedy available to protect an 1220 Tolland Turnpike. Manchester, CT (exit #93 off 1-64) Hutchison said the tentative contract was “ By today’s economic standars, just keeping our members of the Globe staff. Open Forum and missed a marvelous show. individual's constitutional rights. reached following the latest round of talks that But when I get down to my 1 c ^ -1 medical benefits intact was a major achievement," Manchester Herald ^ . Yet the Justice Department is started Saturday, resumed about 4 p.m. Sunday Lambert said. She called the contract "the beginning *■ 1M4 MrJj(>ri4l(J k (.rjipfjieiion Don Phillips is a Washington fighting weight, which I plan P.O. Box 591 trying to eviscerate the law by and concluded about 6 a.m. today. of a new era of relations between union and reporter for United Press Interna to do, I would hope the Manchester, CT 06040. Dl96SbyNEA Inc drumming up hysteria over the management." tional. issue of school discipline. MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday, Dec. 3. 1984 MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday, Deo 3, lOHI - S/ CAPTAIN EASY • by Crookt a Ca—ie I’P LIKE you TO SO I &UESS VOO PIPW'T Monday T V MEET SPECIAL AGEWT CALL ME IN TO TALK ABOUT W O LK OF t h e F B I THE FOOTBALL SC0K6S_^ As memory of KAL 007 fades, so does vodka boycott Wyoming liquor retailers ‘ar "they thought it woiiiiii)d 6:00 PM ® OD f^) N«w. who runs his life and famii, ... .d piinci- By Charles Goldsmith on "Stoli" sales and didn't dim cases (imported> in 1973 to more Allen, bill- niiinager iit the Oar (>les (60 rnin | en't buying as much us they were momento or collcclor ly p e" ili-m. Americans' thirsty yen for the than 500.000 cases in 1983." House in Portsmouth. N.H., one of GD Three's Company Channels United Press International like Cuban cigars were aftii (41) El M aleficio top-shelf vodka so popular among Boycotts by many stale liquor many tavern operators who have prior to the shooting down of the GD Hart to Hon Korea je t," said Robert Brenner of Cuba's 19.59 revolution (61) Kojak A boycott of Russia's Stolich- the upwardly mobile. boards p ro v ^ futile because the petitioned state officials. (ii) Benson WFSB Hartford, CT But boycott fever lemams high WNEW New York, NY [CNN] Freeman Reports "It just seems there's a clique of vodka could be specially ordered In Utah, Virginia and West the state liquor commission. (ll) Or. Gene Scott ■iJ naya vodka, which spread like, for Walter Grignon. a parln'ipaiil WTNH New Haven, CT [ESPN] Motorcycle Racing; Seattle moonshine during Prohibition af people who want that brand of by the case even if unavailable by Virginia, liquor officials have In Iowa, however, sales of (20) D u ke s of H a u a rd WOR New York, NY r ii Su percro ss Stolichnaya doubled from an aver in the "Boston Vodka Parly ." ter Soviet fighters downed a imported vodka," said Jerry DiL- the bottle on state store shelves. ordered new brands, including a (2€) Chre Day at a Time W P iX Now York. NY '111 [M AX] MOVIE: 'Merry Chrtstrrws, Mr. age of 34 cases before the K.AL "W c did it and wc havcn l sold it WHCT Hartford. CT Korean jetliner pver the Sea of illo of Boston's Martignetti liquor And special orders flourished. Polish vodka, to satisfy customers. * Newswatch 1$ L a w re n c e ’ A British prisorter-of-war in Ja-^ incident lo 68 cases after it since. " said Grignon. iiiaiiagcr of WTXX Waterbury. CT Japan and killed 269 people, has chain. "Our sales of Stolichnaya Some states, like Pennsylvania, "W e've got other imported vod (4i) Reporter 41 pan during World War II struggles to keep Thrt-*' Cliocrs Bar. next lo the Tea WWLP Springfield. MA n his spirit from l>eing broken by the camp's quickly repealed their boycoHs kas," said Kenneth Wynn of the Rolland Gallagher, lowa'sdirec- WEDH died to a sober whimper just 15 are back to where they were before NlKNeil/Lehrer Newshour Hartford. CT 3* young commander David Bowie, Ryuichi tor of liquor control, said people Parly Museum "W c'rc hoycolling WVIT Hartford, CT months later. the incident. It affected sales for due to competition from bordering Utah Liquor Commission. "W e ^.i) Fantasy Island 39 Sakamoto, Tom Conti Rated R. rushed to buy Stoifehnaya because it pcrmanciilly WSBK Boston, M A 9§ Of 15 state liquor beards boycot just a very short period of tim e." states. didn't get that many complaints." (CNN] Prog Cont'd WGGB Springfield MA 44 9:30 PM Newhart Dick IS elated ting Stolichnaya sales after the Monsieur Henri of White Plain.s, "The public apparently likes this WXTV Paterson. NJ 41) when an admirer w ants to set up a fan club LEVY’S LAW -tey J u i w Setiumatafar (M A k ) MC^ME: 'North to Alaska' In Sept. 1, 1983. attack on Korean Air N.Y., sole American importer of product, and as a result we put it stead of bringing back his fiance, a pros WGBY Springfield. MA for him ST I WA.6 PECXJP WHPN •TWE-ee e o E 5 Stolichnaya, expects to import back on the shelves and it's selling pector brings his partner a beautiful WTIC Hartford. CT (41) Grandes Series: Legrimas Negras a o l Y Lines Flight 007, all but a handful consolation prire John Wdym*. Stewart CNN Calrie News Ntwrk ICNNI YOU <3BAPU«Tp? FEOM1WE MY eeoTt-ce-, 535,000 cases in 1984. Each case very well," said Bob Ford of the [TMC] MOVIE: 'Heartactws' Two have restored the trendy booze to Granger. Fabian 1960 ESPN Sports Network lESPNl SEMMAEV IBEA66ED Th e - m u t u a e store shelves. contains about 3 gallons. state Liquor Control Board. HBO Home Box Office iHBOl women search for tf»e ideal man Margot ID tY P e Y O N t, "L-OOI&, RJNP BeOICEIS', [U SA ] Cartoon Express "It did slow the sales growth rate States where a boycott continues CINEMAX C in em ax IMAXI Kidder. Annie Potts, Robert Carradine UU6T 16N'r Gone also are private protests 1982 Rated R -TT-ce& C30E:6 .M y Beorw-; 6:30 PM One Day at a Time TMC Movie Channel ITMCI tB , -n-e BABBi/ against the pricy liquor, such as a bit, but Stolichnaya was such a include Alabama, Utah, Virginia. RITE USA « B a B (li) Barney Miller USA Network lUSAl 10:00 PM (33 Cagney and Lacey Cag the “ Boston Vodka Party" — the hot item to begin with it was West Virginia and New Hamp ney and Lacey race time as they try to growing at an average rate of 35 shire. But even those boycotts are pN % (22) ^ N B C N e w s symbolic dumping of Stolichnaya solve a major crime before the statute of percenVa year," said Larry Soil, under attack. (24 Nightly Business Report limitations runs out (60 mm ) into-Boston Harboratthesiteof the (18) Dr. Gene Scott- famous Boston Tea Party of 1773. spokesman for the im)>orter. " M y customers request it. and I (?$) Je ffe rso n s^ C lJ N o w s (20) Faces of the 80 s Moreover, the boycotts at their "It's now right back to where it feel strongly that I should be able (4$ ABC News (CC) (ID Independent News coiORnui. ®2) TV's Bloopers and Practical Jokes was. Stolichnaya went from 35,000 to meet their requests." said Brian AID height had only a minimal impact (41) N o tic ie ro SIN (18) Or. Gene Scott ■AS PER POSTED (24) (57) W onderworks (CC) All SummHf DEVEIOMM [CNN] Showbiz Today SCHEDULE in a Day' and 'panny'^ Fgf| (2b) Twilight Zone (ESPN] Mazda SportsLook (41) Sabor Latino (24) (97) Leo Buscaglia KODAK [TM CJ MOVIE: 'Wavelength' Extrainr ^ (61) Police Woman (38) Hogan's Heroes COLOR resirial creatures (rapped by the Air Force Re8taurant owner decides (61) Starsky and Hutch under^ rigorous scientific experiments (CNN) Prime News FILM J Robert Carradine. Chorie Curno, Keenan [ESPN] Monday Night Match Up Chi [CNN] Evening News ALLEY OOP - by Pave Qraue 2-1 EXPOSURES ^ j^nn Rated PG cago Bears at San Diego Chargers (ESPN) 1983 Masters of Aerobatics DID'ItDU h e a r ,SING TU? \YES... AND THE( I BELIEVE THE ...THAT COOKHOUSE t ;00 PM Cj) CBS News . [HBOl MOVIE: Heart Uke a Wheel' Coverage of this aerobatic show is pro THEY MAKE EXPLOSIVES I ONE CALLED \ FATES HAVE AND EVERYTHINC IN The first woman dragraeing champion is sented from Mesa, AZ IN A COOKHOUSE ABOUT /"ACE" IS MEETING> SMILED UPON THE IMMEDIATE two for the road is limit (3fi) M 'A - S 'H A MILE FROM HERE ' ,.^4 ALLEY OOP THERE!] US,FU CHIN! VICINITY WOULD 'torn belween her family anri racing Bonnie [HBO] Olivia Newton-John in Concert BE DESTROYED! CID ABC News (CC| ' Berfalia, Beau Bridges, Hoyt A xio n 1983 Olivia performs some of her biggest hits The restaurant — a landmark iij DOVER, N.H, (U PI) — You can 100 A S A C5D Dallas^ Mated PG. (U SAl Cover Story the middle of a busy rotary only buy two alcoholic drinks at the TYPE (11) Jeffarsons fM AXi SCTV: Second Coming The commonly known as "Weeks Traf lauylis continur; with spr'cially edited en 1 0:1 6 PM (30) Three Stooges Weeks Family Restaurant. No (itt Dr. Gene Scott fic Circle" — attracts a large 135 cores featuring the best skrdches of the- 10:30 PM (11) N e w s exceptions. (2C^ Hogan's Heroes satiricalserirts breakfast crowd and is popular (2b) Twilight Zone Restaurant owner David Weeks (22) W heel of Fortune among late nighters looking for a (TM Cl MOVIE: ‘The Man With Two .set the two-drink limit to help (24) MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour Brains' The world famous surgeon who (30) Entertainment Tonight meal after midnight. (38) Odd Couple reduce deaths caused by drinking (3^) (4Q) F a m ily Feud invented the screw tof> method' ol enter "I'm also a great believer in our EVEREADY ing.the brain marries one of his patients (4D 24 Horas and driving. Oti) Leoneta freedom ," Weeks said. "What we Stove Martin. Kathleen Turner. Carl Reiner " We ha ve to do something to stop ENERGIZER i^ f) N ig h tly Business Report 1983 Rated R [ESPN ] 3rd Annual Legendary Pocket do in our |own) houses is fine, but Billiards Stars Minnesota Fats vs Luther the killing," Weeks said. “ I feel BATTERIES $i) Diff'rent Strokes (USA] MOVIE: 'Deserter' A renegade it's a horrible shame the number of Lassiter (60 min ) very certain our society has "AA"TYPE [CN N] Moneyline soldier becom es a one man war of re people coming out of public drink venge John Huston. RicharrI Crenna, fU SA ] Seeing Stars winked at Idrunken driving) for [ESPN ] SportsCenter ing places and getting in automo Chuck Connors 1971 1 1 :00 PM G D (22) cjb) $ 7) N e w s THE BORN LOSER • by Art Sanaom too long. The time has come to do [USA] Radio 1990 biles and driving." ( 9 jT a x i something about this. William Tassic, chief of enforce PKG. 7 : 3 0 PM (3) p m Magazine 8:30 PM (3 ) p m M ag a zin e HOW COwe THE WHERE EL5E A M I 6 0 |M6 TD "As a holder of a liquor license, I (63 NHL Hockey: New York Islanders at ment for the state Liquor Commis OF 2 d ) AH In the Family (3) MOVIE; Kismet' A roguish street V an co u ver PIR5T 1H1M6 think we have to become far more poet of Baghdad is given the run of^he HAN&MY PUR SE?' sion, said he knows of no other CO Wheel of Fortune (11) Odd Couple responsible," he said. "It's time scheming W a /ir's harem, while pretnruling You DID WA*? establishments with a similar (11) Independent News to helj) hini usurp thr? power of the young (18) Dr. Gene Scott these )>eople who serve liquor in ID PULL m e our society sta rted to do a real good policy. (20) Rainbow Brite Caliph Howard Keel. Ann Blyth. Dolores (20) Honeymoof>ers Leo Spencer, director of New Gray 1955 policing job." (22) M - A - S - H 1^4) Dr . W h o LlfcHT SWITCH Hampshire Concerned Citizens lE S P N l N F L 's Su persta rs The Men W ho Weeks instituted the rule about a [(^IdlnU (30) NHL Hockey: Montreal at Hartford (38) M 'A 'S ' H Against Drunk Driving, said he Played the Game a l l th e way month ago and reports no earth- (30) NHL Hockey; Boston at Quebec ($1) Gong Show would like to see more places (M AX) Richard Belzer Show n u T 'z shattering responses from custo C4d) People's Court [CNN] Moneyline adopting the policy. Kate & Allie Altie and mers. He sticks to the limit, which ($7) W ild World of Animats 9:00 PM CI3 [m a x ] MOVIE: 'Natior^l Lampoon's " it shows ex treme responsibility CORICIDIN 'D' Charles have a baiilo of the wallet when is posted in five ^aces and was (01) One Day at a Time Anim al House' A feud erupts between ri on the part of the facility," he said. DECONGESTANT Chip's birthday arrives and each wants to val fraternities John Belushi. Tim Mathe- advertised in a local newspaper. DAVID WEEKS [CNN] Crossfire give him the most expensive present Joe Green, executive director of son, Donald Sutherland 1978 Rated R " I f two people come in-and order . . . gracious host TABLETS [ESPN ] N F L 's G rea test M o m e n ts 1982 (D Merv Griffin [TMC] MOVIE: 'Barry Lyndon' A the Southeastern Drug and Alcohol NFL Year m Review a pitcher of beer we call that two GI3 (40) NFL Football: Chicago at San roguishly charming 18th Century English drinks apiece," he said. "Weehose Weeks acknowledged he does not Abuse Service Corp., said, "I [HBO] Fraggle Rock D iego man runs out of luck Ryan O'Neal. Marisa suspect I Weeks) is responding to Borenson. Patrick Magee 1975 RatedPG the two-drink number because we do much of his business in alcohol, [USA] Dragnet (18) Dr. Gene Scott FRANK AND ERNEST ‘ by Bob Thavea but said the policy is valuable it if it what he instinctively feels the [USA] Gong Show don't think people can be in trouble BOTTLE 8:00 PM (3) Scarecrow and Mrs. (22) MOVIE: 'Children in the Crossfire' after two drinks." keeps even one drunk off the road. public is looking for." OF 24 K in g Four children from both sides of the con 11:15PM Reporter 41 (3) Rituals flict in Northern Ireland experience a life changing six week holiday with two 1 1 :30 PM (33 Three's Company WHAT'Z-L 3: po WITH CU (40) Call to Glory Raynor's surprise American families, perhaps finding the (X) Charlie's Artgels visit to Vietnam leaves Vanessa bitter and Doctors expect only peace they II ever know Charles Hai^ (11) Hor>eymooners ALL THE LOTTepY then worried when he is captured by the Karen Valentine, Julia Duffy 1984 New England North Vietnamese (60 min ) ^ ) Leave It to Beaver (24) ®7T American Playhouse |CC| A T IV O N / ? .4 . CiD N e w s Matter of Principle Alan Arkin and Bar (22) (3b) Tonight Show Guest host Joan lessons from Cl1) M O V IE : *A W o m a n o f S u bsta n ce' bara Dana star in this story of a humo Rivers' guests are Sandy Duncan and Lu In Brief ADVIL P art 2 rously tyrannical father with 12 children cille Ball (60 min ) KF e p Fa r m i n g u n t i l . IBUPROFEN Arching for Money (41) Pelicula; 'Came de Orca' - IT ’/ a l l @o n B, Bishop Tutu invites Kennedy Boucher's case TABLETS $7) MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour (2-3 THAMES WASHINGTON - Sen. Edward Kennedy, BOSTON lU P I) - The death of Gerald Boucher, CROSSFIRE______(61) MOVIE; 'Alaska Highway' Men mas D-Mass., plans to visit South Africa in January at New England's first heart transplant recipient, is tor the mountains and the elements to BOTTLE build the Alcan Highway Richard Arlen. thd in vita "not at all considered a setback” for the procedure, Charles Hald (bottom left) Jean Parker. 1943 tion of Nobel said a spokeswoman for Brigham and Women's OF 24 and Karen Valentine star as a laureate Bi Hospital where the transplant was performed. [CNN] Sports Tonight WINTHROP 6t)y Dicli Cavalll California couple who wel [ESPN] SportsCenter shop D es Although come two children, played by [HBO] Coming Attractions HOW WOULD YOU INFLATION ISSOW E 7HINS- mond Tutu. Boucher's ^ l (iOMKIf Geraldine Hughes (lop left) FRIVOLOUS, r death was unex (U SAl Make Me Laugh DERNE "INFLATION,* THAT THE WORLD s u p p o s e , K en n ed y and Graine Clark, from war- B U T spokesm an pected, doctors A i m 12:00AM (33 Simon & Simon „ WINTHROP? torn Northern Ireland lor a life- CAN no WITHOLTO ADEQUATE. Bob' Mann believe the (53 (4b) N e w s B U T A F L A T T IR E (0 AN*n changing summer holiday, in said Satur South Hadley AIM (U) Star Trek 8.2 OZ. "Children in the Crossfire," to day Tutu in pharmacist's TUBE TOOTH PASTF air MONDAY, DEC. 3 on ('iE O t. Gene Scott v it e d th e heart was prob NBC. Cher: A Celebration at Caesar's Massachuset ably under un (36) MOVIE; 'Sidekicks' A black man, ts Democrat usual stress be posing as a slave, is sold to unwary buyers CHECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIMF to S o u th cause his body by his while buddy in the pre-Civil War -'V v,.,,, West Lou Gossett, Larry Hngman, Blythe A frica b e was rejecting it Danner 1974 fo r e Tutu since its im [CNN] Newsnight plantation 10 MW. won the No [ESPN] Mazda SportsLook b e l p r iz e months ago. CLAIROL [HBO] MOVIE; 'Zappedl' A shy science Oct. 16 for hospital spokes ESSENCE whiz develops telekinetic, powers after a his struggle woman Carol SHAMPOO lab accident. Scott Baio, Willie Aames, against that Gannon Salgu- Scatman Crothors. 1982 Rated R YOUP CHOICE Astrograph nation's e r 0 said [USA] Radio 1990 Crossword EDWARD KENNEDY apartheid, Sunday. 1 2:30 AM (33 Starslw and Hutch . . . to visit Africa or racial se ‘'Although (33 N igh tlin e CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) W hen GEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) You could g r e g a tio n , cardiac arrest ACROSS 8 Breadmaking in 1 1 OZ. Answer to Previous Puzzle (22) K u n g Fu conversing with friends today in social become so heavily Involved in helping policies. cou ld never gredient ^ % H i r situations, don't introduce weighty others sort out their atfairs today that BOTTLF Z E R O 0 R A C L e | (33) Late N ig h t w ith D avid Letterm an T o Mann said an exact itinerary for the trip— set for have been pre- I Fool's gold 9 Law degree night's guests are Larry Miller and the lo' :s. Heavy subject matter could sour you'll Ignore your-own duties. GERALD BOUCHER |j A D E S O U T L A y I ^ r t h d a y e oryone's m ood. Have fun and early January before Congress reconvenes — has dieted, 7 Posts (abbr) 'Face of the 80 s' contest winner (60 CANCER (June 21-July 22) min ) enjoy yourself today but remember not been finalized but should be ready in a week. He . transplant patient dies I Boucher's 13 Got away from lu N 1 T E \p 1 T O M eJ AQUARIUS (Jan. ^ F a b . 19) Do good 10 Fiery jewel tom orrow Is a w ork day. II you forgo your said Kennedy was considering going to other heartjwas cer GILLETTE 14 Fish trap [t R 1 T E |s T N J\ [ESPN ] NFL's Greatest Moments 1976 deeds lor others today without expecting 11 Nobody- and 1977 NFL Years in Review. (60 min ) Dec. 4,1984 pats on the back. |( you put strings on beauty sleep, you'll regret It In the a.m. countries as well but that no decisions had been tainly laboring under a certain amount of diffeiulty TR A C II |h O E S M O s s u L a 15 Alludes 12 Remain ] [U SA ] Tales of the Unexpected your gestures, you may get tangled In when the alarm clo ck rings. made. because it was being rejected from the start," This can be a very CARTRIDGES 16 Bath house 19 Judean king Ie 1 R R W O N T D R E 11 them yourself. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) If other countries were added, he said, they Salguero said. 1:00 AM (3) McMillan & Wife Opportunities that could result in an productive day for you as long as you're 17 Doctrine H E L O B V E t would be visited before South Africa. Boucher, 44, died at 12:30 a.m. Sunday of cardiac 21 Joker R | (iD Twilight Zone enlargement of your financial base will be PISCES (Feb. 20*Merch 20) Don't waste left lo your own devices. It another starts fx [y L O forthcoming between now and your next arrest, seven days after being readmitted to the adherent (suff) 22 Indian buffalo t 0 R E 1 (i|) Dr. Gene Scott your lime and breath today debating with ordering you about, you're apt to resign. birthday anniversary. This will enable you someone who has a closed mind. Save hospital where he was awaiting a new donor heart to 16 Ingests 23 Boyhood Iv E E P E T A L B E s] (4b) Charlie's Angels v VIROO (Aug. 23-Sapl. 22) Don't let your to enjoy the better life you've been hop your Ideas lor those who will appreciate grace and good humor desert you II the replace'the one his body was rejecting. PKG. 20 Romanian com 24 Egyptian deity ll It R G s U M Judge linked to felons si [CNN] Crossfire ing lor. them. other guy sterta to win in friendly comjse- Boucher had been listed in stable condition. OF 5 21 Fib 25 Beams 1 E R L E V E [M AX] MOVIE: 'North to Alaska' In R E ARIES (March 21-April 19) Be mindful ol tltion today. PROVIDENCE. R.I. — A published reportsays "It was very sudden," said hospital spokesman stead of.bringipg back his fiance, a pros SAQITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dac. 21) Finan 24 Shaded walk 26 Hillside (Scot) |L E O T A Rj D A P s E the ripple elfeci today. Don't do things lo LIBRA (sipl. 23-Ocl. 23) Material gilts Chief Justice Joseph Bevitacqua of the Rhode Harry Castlemcn, of the death, determined by 27 Article pector brings his partner a beautiful cial conditions look hopeful at this time for o thers have their significance, but you SECRET 29 Biblical 1 1 N N A T E A T T A R consolation prize. John Wayne, Stewart gratify short-term Interests because you . Island Supreme Court has been observed cardiologists with the transplant team as caused by but money you've been expecting might must still be mindful of your financial limi 28 Eject preposition Granger, Fabian 1960 could and up with problems later. associating with convicted felons with alleged ROLL-ON II A S T E D T s A R| bo delayed. Pace yourself accordingly tations. Don't buy what you can't afford. cardiac arrest. Castleman said he wasn’t sure ^2 Biblical priest 30 Look over [U SA] MOVIE; 'Count Five and Die' An Looking for Mr. Right? The Matchmaker TAURUS (April 20-May 20) You're quite SCORPIO (Ocl. 24-Nov. 22) You m ay ties to organized crime. whether an autopsy would be performed. . ANTI- America jm 'ligence agent attempts to Swindling ' ■ 31 Ripped 42 Very wet 47 Recreation area sol can help you In your search. Send lor capable ol sizing up situations accurately encounter someone today who la strong The Providence Sunday Journal reported that Boucher, who suffered from a weakening of his convinci' i G rmans that the Allied inva II today by malting $2 to Astro-Graph PF.RSP1RANT Scheme today, yet others may put doubts In your ly opposed lo your views. Even though II police and a newspaper reporter have seen the heart muscles, received the heart on Feb. 2. It came 33 Gridder 46 Behold (Lat} sion Will be irr Holland Jeffery Hunter, Ni REGULAR OR 43 Cats and dogs Box 489, Radio City Station, New York' mind and cause you to act against your will be difficult, try to maintain'a congen judge visit one convicted felon 17 times this year; 34 A>nteiop0 Starr gel Patrick, Annemarie Duringer 1958. N Y 10019. from Rita Barker, a 38-year-old nursing supervisor UNSCENTFD 49 Small barn better judgment. ial attItudB Police also observed Bevilacqua's car at a shop from Bridgeport, Conn., who died in a car crash. 35 Oil ol rose 37 Volcano mouth 44 Dirk 1:30 AM (33 Hogan's Heroes owned by a convicted felon and saw the judge Doctors had been satisfied with his initial recovery petals 36 Algerian 51 Fitting (5) CNN Headline News 45 La enter a clothing store described by a police office!- at home. But trouble signs soon developed as his body ► 36 Words ol under (03 Independent News 1.25 OZ. governor 53 Small inlet as a "crim e palace," the newspaper reported. showed "a chronic rejection” of the donor organ, standing (2 S33 Despedida BOTTLE 41 Sufficient Douce' 54 Even (poet) Bridge Bevilacqua denied he has done anything wrong. requiring him to return to the hospital for treatment. wds) [CNN] Newsnight Update 1 ? 3 4 b 6 1 7 8 9 to 1 12 He said Robert A. Barbato, a twice-convicted (Castleman said Boucher was re-admitted Nov. 25 37 400, Roman (ESPN ] Super Bouts of the 60's Aaron felon, is a personal friend of 20 years. for congestive heart failure, which restricts the flow 39 River m Europe 13 Pryor vs. Alexis Arguello (Miami, Novem I *• ber, 1982). (60 min.) you will get frozen out of the auction. of blood through the heart due to weakening of the 0^ SUMMER'S EVE 40 Most unusual NORTH 12-3-B4 One chance In fact, if you do not-bid now, sp^es organ by attacks of the body's immune system. 15 1:45 AM [HBD] MOVIE: ‘Star 80' DISPOSABLE 43 Greek letter 16 ♦ J65 will be bid and raised by the Doctors decided that drugs couldn't control the (CC) Dream s and am bition propel a beauti VK 764 Harbor drowns in sewage DOUCHE 46 Month^Sp ) 1) ful girl to centerfold stardom and a tragic to speak nents, making it risky for you or part rejection and put out a call through the New England 18 20 654 PtGUlAR, HfHBAl 09 47 Footlike part death. Mariel Hemingway. Eric Roberts, By jam et Jacoby ner to compete at the three level. . BOSTON — Some 450 million gallons of sewage Organ Bank for a new heart for Boucher. A hospital VINEGAR S WATER Cliff Robertson. 1984. Rated R. ► AK92 poured into Boston Harbor every day haveturned 50 Preoccupied 7t 22 1 San Francisco expert Ron von der If you decide to start making some statement issued last week said "the need for a second WEST EAST the site of the Boston T e ^ a r t y and the birthplace 52 Sermonize 2:00 AM (33 Heatthbeat Megazine Porten is the co-author with CHiarles tactical one-level overcalls on four- transplant is not an uncommon occurrence.” 24 ♦ K 10 87 ♦A Q 9 4 2b 26 C £ Joo Franklin Show Goren of an interesting book called card suits, remember that the suit of New England commerce into a "cesspool” and "A s our program got underway 10 months ago, all 55 Place of 28 29 3 0 31 V982 V53 TWIN GD Christian Children's Fund "Introduction to Competitive itself should be strong, thus diminish threatened business expansion throughout the cases, especially the early ones, are remarkable,” worship 33 ♦ 108 rKQJO PACK |33 Boston metropolitan-area. O ) Or. Gene Scott ♦ Q 107 3 ■♦J84 Bidding" (Doubleday & Co.). B as^ on ing the likelihood that opponents will said Castleman. “ You apply all the knowledge gained 56 Perforate an earlier work along the same lines, want to double you foi- penalties at In an effort to halt the flow which threatens the from studying other programs and implement it in 34 iS a Fitm/Sign off SOUTH 57 Two— 35 it incorporates some modifications to such a low level. once-majestic harbor, a federal court judge last your own program. The technology is still new. 2:30 AM (33 CBS News Nightwatch ♦ 32 W| U S m viO TNI RICHT OT UMIT Q U AN m U l P t i a i IM fC n v l MC 3 THRU «. I9DA NOT IT IS K T N U Ill T O « ITKX>l>AT'HI-,kl small car conform to recent advances in bid week clamped a moratorium on ail new "W e'll try to study the information fin the Boucher 36 JIP VAQJIO 58 Pulled (si.) 39 ding theory. The writing is clear and commercial sewer hookups in the 43 communities case) and use it to help future patients.” (53 Best of Midday ♦ A7632 1. What did Eil Whitney invent? (a) concise, and I believe readers — even whose waste is dumped into the harbor. Four other patients have since undergone heart DOWN (0) Space: 1999 ♦ 65 wrench (b) cotton gin (c) those in the expert category — will The Greater Boston Chamber of Commerce transplants at Bringham and Women's. One patient 1 Persian nymph 43 44 [C N N ] Sports Latenight Vulnerable: Neither 45 MB find the book helpful. 2. What does Dakota mean in the estimated the moratorium could (affect $2.3 has died of lung and kidney failures and the other RITE AID PHARMACIES 47 48 49 [ESPN] SportsCenter 2 Actor Montand Dealer: East The current deal is based on an Sioux language? (a) beauUful land fb) billion of new construction in Boston alone. three are "doing well,” according to Castleman. SO SI [T M C ] MOVIE: The Earthling' A cruel 3 Huckleberry 52 53 54 Wetl North Eail Soalh idea from the book. If you are South snow clad (c) friend. And the judge, whose action prompted alarm He said a 33-year-old Massachusetts man is waiting ENFIELD * EAST HARTFORD twist of fate throws two different person and hear your right-band opponent among local officals and glee among environmen Finn’s craft ss alities together in the Australian wilder !♦ IV 8. Who won the MVP in the NBA at home for a transplant operation at the hospital, the •95 ELM STREET-PHARMACY PH: 745-41 21 •271 ELLINGTON RD. 4 Fish 56 ness. William Holden, Ricky Schroder. Pass 3¥ Pass Pau open the bidding with one diamond, playoffs in 1*69? (a) Jerry West (b! talists, may take sterner action yet. Hearings only one in the state currently performing the Rated PG. Pass MANCHESTER PHARMACY PH; 528 61 15 57 you should overcall with one heart, Lew Alclndor (c) Willis Reed begin Tuesday that could lead to court control transplants. 5 Thrice (pref) 5R 6 Auto failure 3:00 AM C iJ m o v i e : 'P H n ea of despite holding only four cards in the over the sewer system, a move that could tie up Brigham and Women's was granted permission last •361 MAIN STREET-PHARMACY PH: 649-9110 Foxes' A young adveniuror defies Cesare suit. This could be your last chance to all federal aid for sewer construction in the 43 7 Jelly base Opening lead: ♦lO ANSWERS May by state health officials to continue its heart 1984 by NEA Inc Borgia and is almost dostroyed Tyrone get into the bidding. If you do not act communities. Power, Orson Wolles. Wanda Hendrix. transplant program as a "demonstration project" immediately, there is a good chance 8 S D j q 1 until the end of the year. H) .MANCHKrTKR HERALD, Monday, Dec- 3, 1984 MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday, Pec 3. 1984 - 1! Police Roundup tioris may be niade to the Alzhei Driveriess car Filmore Johnson, Sandra Perreault of Manchester. mer's Disea.se & Related Dis orders Association Inc., 360 N Robert F. Mclntire. 76, He is also survived by a son, owned town firm ■Michigan Ave.. Chicago. 111. formerly of East Hartford, died Brandon Hodgkins, and a daugh Thursday in Weymouth, Mass. He ter, Sheri Hodgkins of Ben Avon, wreaks havoc Filmore Carl Johnson, owner Robert Sage Newell was the brother of Stella Hettinger Pa.: and his father and mother, ' and president of Standard Washer Robert Sage Newell. 81. ol of Manchester. He was the hus Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hodgkins Sr. Giants’ outlook bright; Pats’ chances fade A (InviTifs.s car hit three people w hen the open driver's door caught and Mat Inc of Manchester, a Cromwell, died h'riday at Mid- band ol the late Lois (Kennelly) of East Hartford, amt amilher car at the A-l gas on a pump, police said. manufacturer of non-metallic dle.sex Memorial Hospital. He was Mclntire. The funeral and burial was station on Center Street F’riday Feathler was treated at the washers, died Friday at Cape Cod the husband of Marion (Murray) He lived in East Hartford for Friday in Detroit Memorial dona allenioon. leaving two people hospital for bruises and released, Hospital in Hyannis, Mass. He was Newell and the brother of I. Laird more than 35 years Before he tions may be made to the Ameri seriously injured, police said the hospital spokesman said 64. Newell of Manchester. retired, he worked as a machinist can Cancer Society. Still tied for N FC East Playoff picture flickers today. Police said the accident was A lifelong resident of the Hart- He was born in Middletown Oct at Pratt & Whitney. "ford area before moving to Cape Police said the car belongs to Solomon's fault because he laded 8. 1903, and had lived in the He is also survived by two sons, Francis Toomey Sanol ,I Solomon of 19 Robert to make sure his car's parking Cod recently. Johnson was a Robert K. Mclntire of Plymlon, Middletown area all his life He By Dave Raffo By Frederick Wotermon Hoad, who left it running in the A-l brake was on belore leaving it But lifetime member of Hartford's was manager of lolls and services Mass. and/J()hn P. Mclntire of San Francis I. Toomey, 69, of East UPl Sports Writer parking lot with his wife silting in Solomon was not charged with any Emanuel Lutheran Church. for the Stale of Connecticut for Francisco,V Calif.: and another Hartford, died Thursday at St. UPl Sports Writer the passenger's seat shortly before offense, police records show. An Army veteran of World War more than 42 years. sister. Fern Mclntire of Slur- Francis Hospital and Medical EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J - 4 p ni Keathler was given a verbal H. he became owner of Standard He is also survived by another bridge. Mass. Center. Hartford. FOXBORO. Mass, - The New With 14 games behind them and When Solomon's 1983 Chevrolet warning for failure to carry a Washer and Mat in 1971. brother, Francis Newell of Glas He had lived in East Hartford the England Patriots dug themselves The funeral was today at 10 a.m. only two ahead, the New York Caprice started to rolCbackward, Connecticut driver's lieense He is survived by his wife, tonbury: and several nieces and last 32 years. He worked for the a hole and the St. Louis Cardinals Dorothy (Cook) Johnson: three at Newkirk & Whitney Funeral town of East Hartford for 25 years Giants’ post-season status won't be buried them and their playoff two iiystanders rushed to stop it, nephews. Home in East Hartford. Burial will police said. A Manchester teenager sullered daughters, Karen Brown of Lin and retired in 1977. set until the last weekend — and hopes. The funeral was today at 11 a.m. be private and at the convenience possibly the last Monday night As bystander Deborah Boud, 21, a broken leg Saturday when his coln. R.I., Janet Gerry of Manhat He is survived by his wife. Ann Two first-half fumbles led to St. at the First Baptist Church, of the family. game — of the season. reached for the driver's open drair. motorcycle hit a whiskey bottle in tan. N. Y. . and Susan C. John.son of Middletown, with the Rev. Nick (Shaw) Toomey: two sons, Louis Louis scores and New England The Giants' 20-10 victory Sunday passenger Helen Solomon reached a Broad Street parking lot and he Springfield. Mass.: four sisters, Titus, assisted by the Rev. Richard Memorial donations may be ■Toomey of South Windsor and never recovered from a 27-3 over the New York Jets gives them over to put her fool on the brake, was thrown from it, police said Adeline Hilliard of Stowe, Ohio, Doyle, officiating. Burial was in made to a ebarity of the donor's Daniel B. Toomey of East Hart halftime deficit Sunday as the three possibilities. They can win police said But Mrs. Solomon's today Dorothy Gustavson and Gertrude Indian Hill Cemetery, Middletown. choice. ' ford: two daughters. Ann Marie Cardinals took a 33-10 victory from their division, qualify as a wild fool hit the accelerator instead and Ronald .1: Doyon of 18 Oak Grove Carlson, both of West Hartford, Memorial donations may be Ferris of East Hartford and the fading Patriots. card team or miss the playoffs the car knocked Bond off her feet, St. was listed in satisfactory and Frances Kunze of Bristol: and made to the Masonic Building Jeannie Lyver of Manchester: St. Louis controlled the battle of Charles A. Hodgkins completely. police said condition this morning at Man several nieces and nephews. Fund or the First Baptist Church. several grandchildren, and a the trenches, its offensive line "We’re looking to do it, to win it Boud. ol 28 Thompson Road, was chester Memorial Hospital, a The funeral was today at 2 p m. Middletown. Charles A. Hodgkins Jr., 45, of great-grandson. freeing Ottis Anderson for 136 all," Giants running back Rob dragged a short distance and the hospital spokesman said. at Emanuel Lutheran Church, Stephen Oleksiw Detroit, Mich., formerly of East The funeral was today at 11 a.m. yards rushing, while the defense car ran over tiolh of her leg.s, (xilice Doyon, 18. was charged w ith Hartford,. Burial was in Fairview Hartford, died Wednesday at his in St. Mary's Church, Rochester, Carpenter said. "We’vegot two big sacked New England quarterback said ■ latlure to carry motorcycle insu Cemetery, West Hartford. Memor Stephen Oleksiw, 59,of Wind.sor, home in Detroit, Mich. He is N.H. Memorial donations may games, especially this week Tony Eason eight times! Boud was listed in satisfactory rance, which carries an $85 fine. ial donations may be made to the died Thursday at Rocky Hill survived by his wife, Chris Hodg made to the Intensive Education against St. Louis and I think we're "It was a complete loss — on condition tins morning at Maii- Memorial f’und of the Emanuel Veterans Hospital alter a long kins: a brother. Dwight Hodgkins Center, 27 Park Road, West ready for the challenge." offense, defense and the kicking chesler Memorial Ho.spital, where Two Manchester teenagers suf Lutheran Church. 311 Capitol Ave,, illness. Born in Wiison. he lived in of Manchester: and a sister. Hartford. The Gia'hls are 9-5 after winning game. At the half I told the team, a hospital spokesman said she was fered minor injuries Friday night Hartford. 061(16. Manchester for neariy 20 years. three straight and arc tied with 'we have met the enemy and he is Washington and Dallas for the being treated lor multiple injuries. when one of them rode his Phillip Griffin He was a Navy veteran of World '•ayinon*' The car also hit the other motorcycle Into the, side of the W a rn . NFC East lead. St. Louis is one bystander. Allen Smith. 37. of 129 other's car on Keeney Street at the Phillip "Babe " Griffin. 70. of 12H He was the son of the late Stefan game behind at 8-6 and the Los The loss dropped New England Summer St . whmwas not seriously inler.section of Erie Street, pidice Bluefieid Drive, formerly of East and Tekla Mormili Oleksiw of The CULTURED PEARL Angeles Rams of the NFC West to 8-6, almost completely dropping injured, according Ip police re said. Hartford, died Saturday at an area ■ Wilson. He is survived by his join the wildcard chase at 9-5. it from the playoff picture. The ports Smith was thrown against a convalescent home. He was the daughter. Carol Oleksiw of Acton, The Giants finish their season Patriots were battling the Los Police said the accident oc husband of Marie (Marquis) Mass.: two brothers. Michael CROWNED by a DIAMOND Dec. 15 at home against New UPl photc Angeles Raiders for the AFC's gas pump and the car continued curred when motorcycli' rider moving Griffin Oleksiw of Windsor and Peter Orleans, but the NFC playoff final wild-card spot But the defeat Nigel J Rogers of 583 Bush Hill New York Giants' comerback Mark Haynes (center) The car then i I 16 - MANCHEFTER HERALD, Monday, Dec. 3. 1984 ■MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday, Dec. 3. 1984 - 17 Supermarket Shopper About Town Carol Lawrence has found Refund form runaround Members share memories It’s hard to get TV series Gamma Chapter of Alpha Delta Kappa, Interna tional Honorary Sorority for Women Educators, will "I’ve ii.sed different airents and meet Thursday at 3:30 p.m. at the home of Ann Bv Vernon Scott played everything from a Manchu irritates many consumers Johnson. She'll be co-hostess with Sara Robinson. United Press Internotlonal rian princess to a 70-year-old Th.il Members will share Christmas memories, have a isn’t enough. teacup auction and a short.business meeting. HOLLYWOOD - U;m)l 1-iw Bv Martin F. Sloane ..rt'nce. a triple-threat entertainer "Even atipcarances in 'Matt Clip ‘n’ file refunds United Feature Syndicate ‘Play It Again, Sam’ a.s daneer-singer-aetre.s.s. is weary Houston.’ Murder She Wrote.' of spending six months a year on 'Love Boat.' Hotel' and Simon Special Holiday Offers This year smart shoppers will receive almost The Little Theater of Manchester will hold open the road and wants to .settie down and Simon’ this sea.son won’t fix half-a-billion dollars worth of cash refunds, fre^--re^-v eastings for the VSjoody Allen comedy, "Play It Again, in a weekly TV series. me in the public mind Sam " Thutsday, Friday and Saturday at 8 p.m. at the products and coupons from the manufacturers But how does an established "It's time to sl.iy here ,d home, The following refund offers ure worth $179. This return for proofs of purchase. Refunding is becomingitiO theater's workshop, 210 Pine St. There are roles for performer turn that difficult trick? star in a series .uid recslablish week's refund offers have a total value of $190.50. one of America's most popular consumer sports. But three men and nine women. " I t ’s not easy." said Carol, who I am wKli (he .•\nierican These refund offers make gift giving easier: the key to refund savings, the refund mail-in request Rehearsals will begin in early January [or the slender and darkly beautiful. public.” COLECO Tabletop Arcade Game $10-20 Re form, has always been a problem. Even though production in the last week of February and the first Carol has discovered, as have Depsile all her recent exposure bate. Send the required refund form and as proof manufacturers are printing up more refund forms week of March. „ . n , many other touring personalities on TV and the fait ih.d she will of purchase the Guide number clipped from the than ever before, they are still in short supply. The casting committee includes: Bob Donnelly, and movie stars, if you aren't a TV bwom e the first "live perform er" corner of the instruction Games Rule Book, with The problem of finding refund forms is further David Newirth, Betty Lundberg and Toni Fogarty. regular your celebrity status is in to win a brass star on the the proof of purchase seal from the back of the box complicated when retailers don't recognize the value / The Little Theater of Manchester is a non-protfit jeopardy. Hollywood Walk of Fame (next from the following games: Krogger, Zaxxon, that savings-conscious shoppers place on these organization with membership open to any area She itnows Tom Selleck and January). Carol remains a nebu Pac-Man. Ms. Pac-Man. Donkey Kong, Donkey dollar-bill-size slips of paper. resident. The 1985 season will be its 25th season. Bennet orchestra — circa 1931 Linda Evans have greater public lous entity with millions of her Kong Jr. and Galaxian: plus the dated register Two years ago I began receiving letters from For more information on casting call Toni Fogarty, identity than Robert Redford and countrymen. tape showing the purchase made between Oct. I. readers who told me of problems they were having 643-9086. • ' Marjorie (Mitchell) Bissell of 109 which was taken about 1931, belongs to Merle Streep. Selleck and Evans She is ivdticing her availability 1983 and Jan. 31, 1985 The limit is two refunds obtaining refund forms at K-Mart stores. In most Room on Mexico trip are seen by upwards of .50 million for tours and has canceled 10 club Expires Jan. 31, 1985. cases the forms were b('lng kept at the checkout Carman Road is at the drums in this Bissell. She said she can't recall exactly Americans every week. dates, concerts and ocean crui.ses FISHER-PRICE Toy Box $5 Refund. Send the counter, and if you purchased a product for which a AAR P 1275 still has openings for its trip.to Mexico. picture of the eighth-grade orchestra at which building the photo was taken in. "Twenty years ago. and longer, in recent years to work iiiT V required refund form and the Universal Product form was available, you were to receive it. But, except Re.servations will be taken until Dec. 26 for the Feb. 26 Bennet Junior High School. The photo. when I was starring on Broadway 1 "Sometimes TV roles are cast a Code symbol from the Toy Box shipping carton for the few refunds mentioned in K-Mart advertise to March 7 trip to cost $840 for twin occupancy and $995 could do a TV show once a week week or a day or two iH'forc the Expires March 30, 1985. ments, shopptms had no idea of the forms that were for single occupancy. when live dramatic shows were show starts lilm ing.” she ex I KODAK 940 Camera Rebate. Receive a $5 available. The cashiers would not show the.selection For more details and reservations, call Jeanne popular." Carol said. "N o matter plained "Y ou ’ve got (o Ih’ in refund on Kodamatic or Kodak Trimprint 940 of forms to consumers. Johnson at 646-1617. Advice how well a Broadway show does, Hollywood and ready to go when Instant Camera. Send the required refund form The readers who wrote to me wondered how they the exposure is insignificant com your agent telephones. If you’re and the proof of purchase seal from the inside flap could shop wisely and receive the benefit of refund Girl Scout leaders meet pared to TV. out of town, they find someone of the camera box and the dated register tape offers if K-Mart was hiding the refund forms. They L "S o during the days I ’d do roles CAROL LAWRENCE e ls e " showing the purchase made between April 1, 1984 asked the K-Mart cashier to show them the forms and Manchester Girl Scout leaders will have a workshop in 'Hallmark Playhouse.' 'The U.S. . . . wants to settle down ( ’arol would be hajipiest i.HQRn and Jan. 31. 1985. Requests must be postmarked were told they would have to purchase the product open to the public Tuesday at the Unitarian Readers say it’s about time Steel Hour,’ 'The General Electric hour dramatic .series. llut*"'We by Feb. 28, 1985. Expires Jan. 31, 1985. first. How could they make up their minds to purchase Universalist Meetinghouse, 153 W. Vernon St., Theater.' 'Armstrong Circle to be in a series, living at home. would settle for a situation comedy PE NTAX ME Super Rebate Offer Receive a the product, they asked, if they weren't being shown preceded by a 6:30 p.m. social hour with craft exhibits Theater' and 'Play of the Week.’ I You don't have as many problems if it were .something special Carol $25 refund. Send the required refund form and the the refunds that were available'.’ and desserts, and a 7:30 p.m. program on Scout also sang on the Ed Sullivan and in TV compared to all the things .says she's basically a clown at complete end flap of the box containing the words I called it the "Refund Runaround” and began service projects for the holidays and the rest of the trick-or-treating is abolished Perry Como shows and occasional that’s wrong in live picM-ntations heart. "Pentax ME Super," tl(e original I'.S. warranty calling people at K-Mart to try and get this problem year. musical specials. on the road." But a talented performer like card and the dated register tape showing the resolved K-Mart has a reputation of helping shoppers Speakers include representatives of Manchester Carol cannot simply announce her Herald photo by Pinto DEAR ABBY: Shame on you. .squabbles over which sibling had " I t was the best of worlds, a For more than a decade Carol purchase made between May 1. 1984 and Dec. 31. save money and it seemed to me that these Area Conference of Churches, Meals-on-Wheels, the availability and then stepout of the Your campaign to abolish the the better "haul.” Much of what golden time when I could star in 1 drifted away from TV while 1984. Expires Dee. 31, 1984. refund-form policies were defeati'ng their purpo.se, Elderly Outreach Program, Project Genesis and wav as offers come flooding her tradition of trick or treat on they brought home gathered dust Do, I Do,’ or play Maria in starring in Uis Vegas and touring not to mention alienating a lot of good customers. Winners hold leaves others. w a y . PROCTOR-SILEX S4-$24 Rebate. Send the Halloween is unreal. Why deny until Christmas. Then it was 'Westside Story' at night and work in concert and clubs. She play»-d to I called and called and talked and talked, but I For more information, call Pamela Broderick at Dear "M y agents and luanagers are required refund form and the product model Lynn Rhodes, Verplanck School first- childreirthe fun of dressing up in thrown out. at other roles at the .same time fall houses and .still doe.s, bid ii;.s couldn't get any action. Finally I decided that I would 649-8787. putting together a coiu-erted and number(s) from the product carton(s) plus the costumes and going from door to Each year Halloween grew during the day. not the same :is a weekly gig on the advi.se readers to go to the top. Each time 1 received a grade teacher, gives student Kevin Abby conscientious pla’n. ” she said dated register tape with the purchase price(s) door to show off and collect a few increasingly repugnant to us. As "Now with TV almokt'entirely tube letter regarding the K-Mart problem, I advised Bates a paper leaf signifying his parents "There has to be a well-organized circled showing purchases made between July 1. Christmas trip Is planned treats just because a few rowdies Abigail you say. "It’s legalized blackmail" located in Hollywood, if you're in a "It's hard to maintain yoiir readers to write directly to S.G. Leftwich. the effort to put together a pro|>erty 1984 and Dec 31. 1984 for the following refunds: joined the PTA. Fellow student Sylena have abused the custom? — a poor concept to instill in Broadway show you are out of impact unless you are in a .series.” president of K-Mart. The bus for the Manchester Green Chapter, AARP. Van Buren that suits nie individually. Coffeemaker (model' No. A510W) for an $8 I usually agree with you, Abby, children. Finally after several sight and out of mind to the rest of Carol said. It wasn't long afterward that I received a telephone Getchell holds her leaf. Their class won "Chri.stmas in Hartford" trip will leave Community rebate, (model No. A41.5AU) for a $4 rebate: but this time I think you were years of dreading Oct. 31. I the country. "We are sc'iri'hing for an idea call from A.J. Seitz, K-Mart's director of sales a pizza party for getting the most new Baptist Church parking lot at 8:30 a.m. Dec. 12. Toaster Oven (model No. 0221AU) for a $10 wrong to suggest ending a cher thought, "Why should I go against "Audiences don’t remember you that eombines iiiy talents as an promotion. It was quickly followed by a letter which For information., call trip coordinator Anna "1 would like to cut down my even if you apfiear regularly in aelre.ss. singer and daneer. I do. rebate, (model No. 0219B) for an $8 rebate: Iron PTA members in a recent drive. In the ished tradition that is second only lawn and started to threaten me, so my principles to follow the said: "W e certainly are concerned about the LaGace at 649-9742 out-of-town work to two months a guest roles in episodic shows after all. have an operatie voice (model No. 1424S) for a $6 rebate, (model No. background is the PTA family tree, with to Christmas for some children. I quickly shut the door and called sheep?" So, instead, on Halloween unpleasant experiences .some customers had obtain year. I could play clubs during a' wearing different co.stumes, wigs and I've really done more singing 1414AU) for a $5 rebate. The limit is one refund Please let us know how the voting the sheriff. I was told, "It's only a we took our children to a restau ing rebate coupons, ■you can be a.ssured that we will the names of all students whose parents series hiatus. I can’t take off more and makeup, playing a variety of and dancing thiin I have straight per customer per product category. Expires Jan. W A TES plan a meeting went. game. It's Halloween! ” rant for a festive dinner. come up with a satisfactory solution for ail K-Marts joined the PTA written on bright paper than a few days at a time without characters. They don’t associate acting. 14. 1985. , LOVES CHILDREN The next morning my lovely They never felt deprived, and I very shortly, and our customers are by far the most Manchester WATES will have a business session getting anxious to work again. you with any particular "I think it isonly a matter of time leaves. IN MILWAUKEE white brick wall had beten spray- hope they respected us for holding R ITZ& RCA "TheGreat Entertainers” Refund important part of our business.” Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at Orange Hall, 72 E. Center St, "Also, it would be more pleasant charactei ization. before we find the right formula.” Offer. Receive $2 to $190 in refunds. Send the painted red and my windows had out against a bad custom. It’s a 1 soon began to receive letters from readers happily rear, preceded by a weigh-in at 6:30 p.m. DEAR LOVES; My readers required refund form and the RCA sales receipt been pelted with eggs. When I told shame more parents don’t put telling me about refund-form bulletin boards going up voted 500-to-l to abolish trick or down a firm foot and behave like as proof of purchase, and the Ritz & RCA "The in many K-Mart stores and increased cooperation my neighbors I was outraged, they Public Records treat. said I was “ un-American.” responsible guardians. Greatest Entertainers” Brand Seal from three from K-Mart employees. Delta Chapter at temple Please understand, I see nothing Please run that column every MOTHER OF SIX Storytelling is a way of life packages of Ritz crackers for the following Seitz followed up with a letter on Oct. 8. which said: Warranty deeds wrong with dressing children year. Abby. IN WORCESTER. MASS. refunds: $100 refund on the 25-inch Color "W e intend to make the rebate forms available right Delta Chapter 51, Royal Arch Masons, will meet Oak Forest Realty jnc. to Linda P. Haberern. unit (under 12) in costumes and send since he was a child (" I started Receiver Model FKR2018T; a $50 refund on the at the point of purchase for our customers. On larger Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at the Masonic Temple, S.M.F. IN COLORAD DEAR ABBY; After reading BOSTON (U P I) — Some |)eoplc "M y particular job is to put it in 1-3, Oak Forest Condominiums, $71,900. ing them around the neighborhood making them up in my head rather VCR 8-Hour Table Model VKT400: a $40 refund on items, we intend to affix rebate slips to each one of the Center Street. Refreshments will be served. your column against trick or treat. may not consider it a legitimate American theater. I .shape long Oak Fore.st Realty Inc. to John R. Gibbs and Linda to show off and collect a modest than writiiig them down because the 19-inch Rem ote Control TV Model cartons so that customers will have the rebate forms DEAR ABBY: Bravo for you! I am hoping more people will do line of work for a 46-year-old man. dramatic .stories and they belong M. Gibbs, unit 1-1, Oak Forest Condominiums, $78,900. treat, but trick or treat has It's time sopmeone suggested in the theater. Theaters are my brother and sister would read VKM490SR: a $30 refund on a 15-inch Remote when they get home. I am sure that with a little extra something to end this potentially But to Jay O'Callahan, storytelling Oak Forest Really ine. to-Luanne Kryslyniak and escalated to extortion by teen-age calling a halt to trick or treat. As an them "). To date, he has a rc(X'r- Control TV Model VKM360SR; a $15 on follow-up on the part of our stores, we will have nearly Lodge sings carols' dangerous custom. Last year when is a way of life. After all. he’s been listening houses where drama goes William H. McConaughy, unit 4-5, Oak Forest hoodlums. Read on: older person living on a fixed toire of about 50 long stories which TV-Radio-Clock-Model AXR0.56S: a $2 refund on 100 percent satisfied customers. I would appreciate if I was president of the PTA, we had a professional storyteller more on and this to me is the most Condominiums. $67,900, Scandia Lodge 23, Vasa Orderof America, will have income. I can’t afford to buy candy run about 40 minutes each, and three T-120 Video Tapes Model T-120. Expires in any future articles you would encourage your one big Halloween party for all the than a decade. elementary form of drama there Lydall Woods Corp. to Judith L. Sehwanda, unit 3, a Christmas potluck Thursday at 6:30 p.m. at DEAR ABBY: Congratulations for kids who throw it in the street students and their siblings. Out of He is one of a small, but growing, .some 8.000 shorter ones. Dec. 31. 1984. readers who have a complaint to be sure to write is," the Marshfield native Lydall W'oods. $69,660. Emanuel Lutheran Church.- The Lucia cast will be for having the courage to suggest because it’s not the kind they like. 400 students. 375 attended. Over 75 explained. "Some of the stories are only 10 Here's a refund form to write for: A $l-$24 directly to me — A.J. Seitz, Director of Sales group of .storytellers across the Thomas E. Lombardo and Roseanne M. Lombardo guests. A carol sing will follow the supper. that trick or treat be abolished. (One band of fully grown hoodlums parents volunteered to chaperone, country exploring this unusual hut minutes long and they're made u|) refund. TONKA Toys Rebate, 5300 Shoreline Promotion, 3100 W. Big Beaver Road. Troy, MI 48084. O'Callahn is .softspoken with to Bruce E. Griffin and Annette M. Griffin. 19-21 I refuse to spend my retirement demanded menacingly, "Never and we had more donations of food traditional art form. They have a on the spot. I only pre.serve about Blvd., P.O. Box 100, Mound. MN 5.5364, Attn: We will immediately take care of the problem" expressive brown eyes, large Chestnut St., $62,000. money for candy or anything else mind the candy, let’s have some than we knew what to do with. national organization which holds hands that move naturally when he 600 of them," he quickly adds. Consumer Affairs. This offer expires Dec. 31, Several weeks ago I gave readers information David J. Eulvete to Donna M. Oldakowski, unit .kids don't need. money” ! ) It was a huge success! The party annual festivals and conferences, O'C.'allahan is currently touring 1984. While waiting for the form, save the proof of concerning holiday gifts that were available by AARP session Thursday speaks and a -scraggly beard 63-12, 63 Summit St., $50,500. I ’m no Scrooge, but each year on My neighbor (another elderly ended at 6 p.m.. and to ensure that and. stay in contact through the country with his one man show, purchase seals from the following Mighty Tonka merely sending in proofs of purchase from well- flecked with grey. His words are Lloyd A. Lumbra to Dennis L. Lumbra and Shirley Manchester Green Chapter 2399, AARP board of Halloween, I turn off my lights and woman) handed out homemade everybody went straight home newsletters. "Village Heros," in which he toys: No. 3100-3901 Dump, No. 3905 Mixer, No. known brands. But this isn't the only way to make thoughtful and simple, yet under H. Lumbra, 203 Spruce St., $110,000. directors will meet Thursday from 10 a m. to noon at hide upstairs, reading by flashlight cookies, only to find her lawn was afterward, our principal made But while some storytellers are creates and brings to life dozens ol 3907 Dozer. No. 3920 Loader. No. 3925 Crane, No. gift-giving easier on the pocketbook. Many companies neath the quiet exterior there is a First Federal Savings. West Middle Turnpike. until the dread hours of trick or covered with them the next random phone calls to the kids’ satisfied to spread their gospel on resolute strength. If anyone can human beings not just charac 3931 Backhoe. No. 39.56 Grader, No. 6346 Mighty are now offering worthwhile refunds on a variety of Quitclaim deeds treat are over. Officers, directorss and committee chairmen morning. homers, and if they answered tch street corners, at festivals, in turn storytelling into a main- ters, but people with all the quirks Rider Dump Truck, No. 6395 Strongarm Loader. interesting items that would make excellent gifts. The David B. Fries to Pamela J. Fries. .555B Hilliard St. should attend. W.K.H., LEXINGTON, KY, DISGUSTED IN IOWA phone they won a prize donated by parks or even in living rooms, and flaws, the quiet heroisms, the No. 6415 Dig 'N Ride; No. 4002 Loadmaster; plus refunded listings in this column will tell you about a .stream theater art form, this man the many generous merchants of O'Callahan has another goal in can. individualities and the idealisms the register tapes showing the purchases made few of the more interesting offers. Ask the dealers who DEAR ABBY; Thank you for DEAR ABBY: My husband and I our area. mind. tlud go with them between Jan. 1. 1984 and Dec. 31. 1984. carry the items for the applicable refund request He has been composing tales condemning trick or treat. It's high agree that trick or treat should be forms. This is our second year, and I time somebody did. abolished. When our children were hope it will always be a tradition at A few years ago I opened my small, we followed the crowd and the Alleghany School—Pride of door to a band of trick-or-treaters went along with it. When they Lindenhurst! Thoughts and gave them some good apples. came home after touring the LISA PIGNATARO, Get your children ready They took them, threw them on my neighborhood, there would be NEW YORK Grandparents. Isaiah the prophet received this Ixird. Everything seems to filter from the Lord to proclaim: "Even You’ve seen more change than through the funnel of economies. to your old age and gray hairs I am most and yet you walked through. for a visit to Santa Claus Alcohol has damaging effect Of course, money is the exchange he, I am he who will sustain you,” This character of living faith worn for goods and services, we arc told. (Chapter 46:4). It’s for you too, for in your hearts, grandparents, is an But what money can buy grand what man or woamn outgrows the inheritance you may share with By Sandra L. Latimer that role byj running eommercials may be busy and may not have parents? These need to see worth need of God's love and care? You others - family, friends, and United Press International -- sometimes as early as six weeks time to eat the cookies. .But make for themselves beyond the attitude may remember things you’re not people who haven’t traveled us far before Christmas — with Santa sure the cookies are w rapped" even if it’s used for R & R imposed-usefulness. Unable to proud of in your lives: good only as you. It never seems to fail that when Claus in them. That way children As you explain to the child that drive the nail anymore doesn’t stop not here. The Uird says: "I God bless you grandparents, you stand in line for what seems an get a picture of Santa. Santa may be busy trying to get all DEAR DR. LAMB — In one of your I have discussed the effects of alco mean worthlessness when you’ve will remember your sins no giants and veterans of life worth eternity with your child to see Or, you can show him other the toys ready for the little boys columns you said that alcohol was un- hol in The Health Letter 14-8, Alcohol more miles traveled in the expe more!” The Lord Himself forgave living, for all of us. Santa Claus and he's finally next, pictures of the kindly gent — and girls, let the child know that he masculine. As a longtime social Can Be Dangerous to Your Health, rience of living. you by His beloved Son. Put the the child starts crying. pictures in stores or newspaper drinker, I find that alcohol is not a big shouldn't ask for every toy that has Your which I am sending you. Others who You are the Lord's, grandpar past aside for what is b<-sl and L'.W. Kuhl Perhaps you didn't prepare him ads or holiday decorations. problem. The problem is the, people ever been made. want this issue can send 75 cents with ents, despite all things said of you. better-life now and forever in the Zion Lutheran Church properly to see the jovial fellow, or "Tell the child what Santa does "Perhaps you should limit the who abuse it. Many people, as in my Health perhaps you didn't prepare him at and what he will do the day you see case, use alcohol to aid in R and R. a long, stamped self-addressed enve list of items,” suggests Varner. lope for it to me in care of this news all. him,” advises Varner. "Children Many people associate alcohol with Lawrence "G o over the list with the child at paper, P.O. Box 1551, Radio City Getting children rbady to sec need to know about the red suit drugs, rape, theft and many other home so he knows just what to rr Lamb, M.D. Station, New York, NY 10019. Cinema Santa involves more than putting trimmed in white fur. the long say.” actions of that sort. To me, there is a Practical Tax Seminar their coat apd hut on them, says white beard. " difference between drinkers and Alcohol is a frequent factor In She also says that children many crimes. Its ability to release Ruth Varner, coordinator of coun Even though some fathers these drunks; Drinkers are looking for an Hartford should not monopolize Santa's inhibitions may lead a person to do seling and referrals for Action for days have beards, those beards easy way to relax and drunks are Clnamo City — A Soldier's Story Manchester Community College time because he does have to visit things he should not, and normally (P G ) 7:35, 10. — Kovoonlsquotsl 7:10 Children in Columbus, Ohio. She aren't very long and they aren't looiUng for an escape from today’s with other children. She feels a would not, do. If you do use alcohol. It with Android (P G ) V. — The Gods Must and the CT Society of Enrolled says the youngsters have to be white, so it's likely that a child can child should spend no more than society. I wish you had made your latlon. That Is a fact, not an opinion. Be Craiv (P G ) 7:25, 9:45. — Amodeus prepared in other ways to see this be frightened by a strange comments in reference to excessive It takes very little alcohol to affect Is important that you treat it with (P G ) 7,9:50. five minutes with Santa. respect and be aware of how it can CInetIudIo — Zoooo 7:30 with The Agents Invite you to attend the Third jolly old man who makes an appearance. Now that you've got the child use of alcohol, since there is no reason the body. An average cocktail or a Fourth Mon 9:30. appearance just once a year. "Tell the child he can feel prepared for the visit to Santa, to say that drinking is un-masculine beer thi;t .is .ab^r^ T u S S riill “"^ an ^ d "p h tt" East Hortford Annual CSEA Practical Tax Seminar And she says you, as parents, Santa's clothes," she said. in a physical or social sense. raise the blood alcohol levels signifl- Eastwood Pub A Clnoma — Firstborn plan that visiting day according to DE^R DR. LAMB — I'm a 30*year- (PG-13), 7:15. have to start early in the season to On Christmas Eve, children his schedule. uDEAR e n n n READER iz jix u a n — To lu bci set theme cantly and will affect a person’s j « . . - Poor Richord's Pub A Cinema — on Saturday, Dec. 8, 1984 acquaint your little one with Santa often set out cookies and milk for record straight, the word is emascu- performance. That U why it U often h ^ Firstborn (PG-13) 7:15. "Don't spend the whole day Sheweme Clnomot — Suoeralrl (P G ) so he won't be afraid when it's his Santa and carpots for reindeer. shopping, then decide to stand in lating, which, in the strict sense, suggested that if you drink and must “ m i» u means the removal of the tesUcles. drive, you consume just one drink imtrMted, if I am 1, 7:15, 9:30. — Nlnlo Mission (R ) 1:45, turn to sit on Santa's lap and "It's all right forthechildtotake line a couple hours with the child," 7:40, 9:50. — Places In the Heart (P G ) Alcohol does have a direct effect on slowly over an hour, or wait an hour Information on tax law changea .present his Christmas list. cookies to hand to Santa,” she said, Varnerwarns. "Youdon'twantlhe 1:30, 7:15, 9:30. — A Christmas Story male hormaac levels, and you don’t after drinking the one cocktail before ® " ‘“f® ( P G ) ) . — SayooeStreets (R ) 7:40,9:50. tor Individual and small business Television, she says, helps in "but caution the child that Santa child to be irritable. Hartid photo by Ttrquinlo — The Terminator (R) 1:30,7:40,9:50. have to be a drunk to have this driving u P™***®™’ “ P by — MlssInO In Action ( R) 1:15,7:30,9:50. tax preparation. Registration happen. Alcohol decreases the tesU- Alcohol is a drug, whether it is used n p in p J atvitp t .. u — Folllno In Loye (PG-13) 1:40, 7:20, deadline, Wednesday, Dec. 5. MarKheetorJiH C(XTimunlly Colege Help for the homeless cles’ ability to produce testosterone for rest and relaxation or for some READER - lYichomoni- 9:50. — Oh GodI You Devil (PG) 1:20, 1984, call 647-6088. 60 BldwBlI street (the masculinizing hormone) and it other purpose. It U a brain depressant “ “ “»«<• by a one-<*lM organ- 7:30, 9:40. — Just the Way You Are Manchester Rotary Club president penses, explained by Peter Ward, the (P G ) 1:10, 7:20, 9:30. Manchester. Connecticut 06040 Service Notes increases the destruction of the tes- and has even been used for its ® protozoan, which is relat- Donald Genovesi, right, looks over a list shelter’s supervisor. The club recently toeterone that is already in the circu> anesthetic effects. ed to the ameba. Trichomoniasis is Monchestar usually transmitted sexually, but can UA Thaolars East — The Adventures of Manchester homeless shelter ex gave the shelter $500. ot Buckaroo Banzai (P G ) 7:15,9:15. — Nevins is at Fort Hood Hte transmitted in other ways. It is a Night ot the Comet (PG-13) 7:40. 9:35. Whitaker eniists Company offers flowers by phoiie contagious disease. If you are sexual — A llo t Me (P G ) : 7:30,9:25. Army Spec. 4Sean P. Nevins, son of Linda E, Nevins ly active, you can transmit it to your 8th Annual York William Whitaker, son of Mr. and Mrs Mansllald of 153 Hilliard St., has arrived for duty at Fort Hood, sexual partner. The same protozoa Trans-Lux Collaaa Twin — Gobrlalo Herbert Whitaker of 79 Santina Drive, has entered Bolton High School lists honors IRVING, TEXAS (UPI) - Or and then transmitted to one of 6,ooo Texas. He is a tank systems mechanic with the 1st will inhabit the prostate and urethra 7 with Eu Te Amo 9. Call theater tor Antique Show And Sale active duty in the U.S. Coast Guard. The 1980 dering flowers by phone may not florists across the country. second screen schedule. Squadron, 7th Cavalry. His wife, Lori, is the daughter BOLTON — Here is the noiior Feroze Deen. of the male and the bladder of the Manchester High School graduate entered the Michael Yavinsky. be a new idea, but for one Waddell School roll for the first marking period at General Honors The company reports that a field female. Some Investigators have sug Vernon of George and Marcia Gerilitus of 104 Wellman Road. delayed enlistment program inyictober. independent delivery service it’s Bolton High School: force of representatives calls on gested that they also can inhabit the Cine 1 A 2 — Teachers (R ) 7:10,9:30. Kristin Carey, Michelle Cloutier, GRADE 9 blossoming nationwide. Firstborn (PG-13) 7, 9:10. It’s that time of the year-again when over 45 antique dcalerii GRADE 12 local florists "to monitor the rectum and colon. Finnegan eiists Desmarais ends stumes Kathleen Haugh, William ^les- High Honors A new company has created a display and sell their wares. The Antique Show will be held on High Honors quality of the products they West HarHord man, John Llebler, Eric Lorenzlnl, Lisa Bachl. national flowers-by-phone service Saturday, December 8, 1984, from 10 a m. to 4 p.m. The show Thomas W. Finnegan, son of Mr. and Mrs. Navy Ariman Apprentice Scolt P. Desmarais, son Mythill Venkatakrishnan. deliver, insuring the excellence, That tells you two things: Both sex Elm 1 A 2 — Teachers (R ) 7, 9:15. — Diane Manning, Matthew M ay General Honors that enables gift-givers to order Firstborn (PG-13) 7, 9:15. will consist of dealers selling furniture from all periods, excel Raymond Finnegan Jr. of Briarwood Drive, has Mr. and Mrs. Norbert Desmaraisof 580 Wetherell St., General Honors variety and freshness of the ual partners must be treated at the nard, John McLarney, Jason Melissa Blumenhagen, Lee floral arrangements 24 hours a The Movies — The Adventures of lent china and glass, old toys, baskets, quilts, Hummels, Je enlisted in the Air Force. The 1984 graduate of has completed an aviation-electronics technician Kim Bell, Robert Csiki, Michelle product.’ ’ same time to eliminate the infection- Buckaroo Banzai (P G ) 12, 2:10, 4:10, Stephens. Brendie, Lucienne Carrier, Kristie day. welry, silver, lamps, primatives and collectibles of all kinds Manchester High School chose a mechanical field for course at Naval Air Training Center, Millington, Daly, Tammy Eldredge, Kimberly and you have to take a medicine that 1:25. — Night at the Comet (PG-13) 12, Cook, Daniel Costello, Dawn Er The company, BOO-FLOWERS 7:20, 4:20, 7:20,9:15. — All of Me (P G ) his training at Lackland A ir Force Base, Texas. Tenn. He graduated from Manchester High School Fields, Faith Gangaway, Donald All tiowers come with a guaran- affects the whole body, not Just a The show is under the management of Gall and Gene Dicken GRADE 10 ickson, Donna Erickson, Anthony Inc,, advertises the motto' "sim 12:05, 2:15,4:15, 7:10,9:35. last December. \ Haloburdo, Geffrey Hinds, Me ’tee printed on the enclosed gift- local vaginal application. son of Memory Lane Antiques, but all proceeds will go to the High Honors Falcetta, Christa Gooflwin. Carrie plicity itself.’’ Dialing the com card envelope: "The person who Wllllmantic Manchester Historical Society who is sponsoring the show. An lanie Lemaire, Robert Neil, Patri Peggie Klekotka, Gretchen Trichomoniasis is a common cause Jlllsen Muora Cinema — terror in Fowier compietes basic Hahn. pany’s name connects a customer sent you these flowers wanted excellent selection of fine food will also be on sale in the kitchen. Boyett is at Fort Jackson cia Sobol, Todd Tobias, Melissa Schur. of vaginal discharge. If it is not treat the Aisles (R ) 7:15, 9:15. — Missing In Sean P. Fowler, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Fowler with a toll-free hotline for sending them to be beautiful. If for any Action (R) 7, 9. — Oh Godl You Devil Wales, Ann Wiedie. General Honors Justine Kolesko, Donna laiCha- ed, although the discharge symptoms Do come and enjoy the opportunity to do your Christmas of 110 Wall St., Coventry, has completed basic training Floyd W. Boyett, son of Brenda E. Ware of 30C a gift whenever the urge strikes. reason they are not, please call us may decrease or disappear, the infec (PG)-7, 9. — Supargirl (P G ) 7:15,9:15. shopping. Discount coupons will be available in this newspaper Edward Cusano, Brett Marshall, pelle, Ann Lewis, Jennifer Piatek, at Fort Jackson, S.C. He graduated from Coventry Spencer St., has completed an Army food-service Phone orders are processed at a within 24 hours. We will replace tion is still there and can be transmit during the week. GRADE 11 David Pivar, Gail Schiavetti, Jennifer Plosky, Kristan Proctor, Windsor High School in June. specialist course at Fort Jackson, S.C. central facility in Dallas, Texas, them." ted. Plaio — Firstborn (PG-13) 7:15. High Honors Denise Welch, Douglas Wilson, Kenneth Reiss, Margaret Shorey. 18 - M A N C H E S T E R H E R A L D . Mond.-.y, D«--c 3. MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. Dec. 3. 1984 - 19 Classified.. 643-2711 LOOK FOR THE S T A R S . . . « Notices Business OpDortunifics 2? Store Ottice Sooce 44 Household Goods Rates For advertisements to be Situation Wanted 23 Resort Property 45 ftAisc tor Sale published Monday, the deod- Look for the CLASSIFIED ADS with STARS; stars help you get Minimum Charge Lost/Found Employment Into 24 Misc for Rent 46 Home ond Garden line IS 2:30 p.m on Friday Personols Instruction 25 Wanted to Rent 47 Pets $3.00 tor one day Announcements Roommates Wanted 48 Musical Items P e r W o r d : Read Your Ad better results. Put a star on your ad and see what a Auctions ...... Real Estate Recreationo' Iteni'. 1 ? d o v s 20C Services Antiaues 3 5 d a y s 18C Classified advertisements Homes for Sale 31 Ta g Soles 6 d a ys 16C ore taken by telephone os a difference it mokes. Telephone 643-2711, Mondoy-Fridoy, Financial Condominiums 32 Services Ottered 51 Wonted to Buy 26 d a ys 12C convenience Lots/Land tor Sale 33 Painting / Papering 52 M o rtg o o e s ...... Happy A d s : The Manchester Herald is Investment Property 34 Building,Controcting 53 Personol Loons. 43 00 per column inch responsible only for one mcor Business Property 35 Rooting/ Siding 8:30 g.m. to 5:00 p.m. j#. Insuronce ...... rect insertion ond then only Resort Property 36 Heotmg Plumbing ^ Automotive Deadlines Wanted to Borrow tor the size ot the onginol F lo o rin g 56 Cars Trucks tor Sale For classified advertise in s e rtio n . Income Tax Service 57 Motorcycles Bicycles ments to be published Tues- Errors wfTich do not lessen Rentals Services Wanted 58 Rec Vehicles HELPING PEOPLE sa Employment ddv through Saturday, the the value ottheadvertisement ic| iSERVtCES ICARS/TRUCKS Rooms lor Rent 41 Auto Services MISCEliANEOUS CARS/TRUCKS 1721 MOTORCYCLES/ tisfy their needs and INVITATION TO BID <1758 deadline is noon on the day will not be corrected by on wants ...that's what want A8BE8TOS ABATEMFNT & Education For Sale Autos tor Rent Lease | 0 ' lOFFEREO I FOB SALE PETS IFOR SALE FOB SALE BICYCLES Apartments for Rent 42 before publication. additional insertion. I ads ore all about. PROJECT-PENNEY HIGH HelD Wanted 21 Homes for Rent 43 Holiday/Seasonol 61 M is c Autom cyive ------^ SCHOOL SNOWPLOWING — CAR RADIO — Excellent D O G TRAINING 1977 MAZDA GLC — 1973 VOLKSWAGON SU FOR SALE: 1981 Yamaha The Board of Education. 110 Driveways and parking condition. High powered. CLASSES — Beginners, 15,000 miles on rebuilt P E R B E E T L E — Semi ou- 500 Dirt Bike. Exceilent Court of Probate, District ot Long Hill Drlvr, East Hott- tord, CT. will receive seated lots. Call after 5pm, 649- Includes Dolby NR, Bass Intermediate and Ad engine. $1375. Call 643- tomatlc, AM/FM radio, condition. $900 or best Manchester 6344. and Trebble controls and vanced. Classes storting 4751, 6 to 8pm. offer. Coli Emil after NOTICE OF HEARING bids for ASHES I Ob A B A T E LOTS/LAND I ^ I a pa r t m en ts 40,000 miles. $800. Call E S TA TE OF MENT PROJECI PENNEY more. $90. Call 646-1063 December 6th at East 7:3Qpmp 646-7761.______HIGH SCHOOL. Bldinformo Employment ■ h e l p w a n t e d HELP WANTED IHELP WANTED FOR SALE FOR RENT 232-5069 evenings, S66- MARIE B. GERVAIS HELP WANTED HELP WANTED J & B Painting — Work after 4:30pm. Hartford YWCA. Call FORD PINTO WAGON, 6213 days. PursuonI to an order of Hon. tion and spcclficutlnns ore guaranteed. Call for free Centrol Connecticut Dog 1979 — 66,000 miles. Good 1978 HONDA CT70 — 3 William E. FitzGerald, avalloble ot the Business Of & Education speed automatlca $400. Judge, dated Novembei 30, fice. Sealed bids will be re SECURITY — Full ond BOOKKEEPER/OFFICE TEXAS REFINERY FLA. — Central Florida ONE BEDROOM — Heat, estimate, 646-2192. SEASONED WOOD — Training, 721-1386. condition. $1495. Call 646- celved until 2 p.rn Fridov, part time permanent po NIGHT MANAGER — 1974 THUNDERBIRD — 1979 YAMAHA GT0O — 1984 a hearing will be held on M A N A G E R — Shall be CORP. offers plenty of Retirement Mobile Home hot water. One months Cut and split. $120 a cord, 5903. an application praying for Dec. 7 1984. nt which time sitions available In the M idnight to 8om In con capable of assisting the money plus cash bo Into. Toll Free 1-800-874- security. One year lease. $70 Vi cord, $40 y* cord. D O G TRAINING Automatic. Power steer Dirt bikep $350. Cali 643- the oulhorltv to sell certain they will be publicly opened Hartford ond Tolland venience store. Must be ing, windows and seat. 4149.______real estate situated In Town ond rend aloud. The B.onrd ot Executive Director In all nuses, fringe benefits to 0628 or write Sun Lake No pets. Avallobte De PAINTING/ Call 742-0193. CLA SSES — • Beginners', 1976 PLYMOUTH VO- Education reserves the light County area. Excellent reliable. Call 633-4155,* phases of planning and mature person In Hart cember 1st. Coll 644-2427. Intermediate and ad LARE Station Wagon — Air conditioned. 90,000 of Manchester, County of I HELP WANTED MECHANIC NEEDED Estates, 1045 Great Lakes PAPERING Now Is the time to run an Hortford as In said applica to accept or reject uny or iiM promotional opportuni I miles. Original owner. for Hartford area lorkllft execution of public hous ford area. Regardless of Blvd., Grand Island, FL SPECIAL HOLIDAY vanced. Classes starting Slant six, automatic, runs od In classified to sell that tion on file more fully ap bids or the right to wolve ties. Paid holidays, be ing programs, both HUD experience, write F.D. 32735. December 6th at East well, needs some work. Body needs work. Asking pears, af the Court ot Pro technicoi formolltles If It is In EXCELLENT INCOME WANTED DELIVERY distributor. Good wages G IF T — Size 12-14 Mink camera you no lonoer the best InferesI to do so. nefits and vacation. and State of Connecticut. Sears, Pres., Box 711, Ft. PAINTING AND PAPER Coat. Worn very little. Hartford YWCA. Call $400. Call 643-6312. $1200. Call 649-9404 or bate on December 13,1984 ot FOR part Time home PERSONNEL — Busi and benefits. Contact 243- HOMES use. 3:00 P.M. Richar d A. Hunt Transportation and tele ness Is booming and DO 5556, Minimum ot3yearsexpe- -Worth, TX 76101. HANGING — Exterior $650. Coll 1-642-6757 after Central Connecticut Dog 647-0080. Dlreiloior asserpbly work. For In FOR RENT and Interior, ceilings re Dianne E. Yusinas. formation call 1-504-641- phone required. If Inter MINO'S PIZZA needs rlence In financial record 8pm. Training, 721-1386, 1976 M G M ID G E T — In Ass't. Clerk Business Scr vires BUSINESS paired. References, fully 1973 DATSUN — Always Court of Probated District of 062 11 8003, Ext. 8201. ested In a career In the more ambitious Individu W ANTED — Middle oged keeping. Responsible for great condition with ste ooe-12 Insured. Quality work. Manchester field of security please als to loin our team. Earn woman to take care of all A/R'and A /P ; assist In SUPERINTENDENT — PROPERTY SMALL FOUR ROOM FOR HER, FOR CHRIST reo. $2400. Ask for Mark, starts. New tires, battery, NOTICe OF HtAAINQ contact: CPP Security, preparation of all CAPE — Appliances. $490 Martin Mattsson, even 646-1071. carburetor, alternotor. E S TA TE OF BABYSITTER with own between $5 and $7 an hour house, rent free. Coll Live in.position at the MAS — Fine black Per I MUSICAL TOWN OF MANCHESTER 2321 Silas Deane High working with Domino's, 742-6230. budgets; prepare all MANCHESTER — Estab Plus utilities. No pets. ings 649-4431. sian lambcoat. Excellent Good mileage, uses regu DORIS M. LEAVESTROM transportation — For 2 Bennet Housing Develop ITEMS Pursuant to on order of Hon. LEGAL NOTICE way, Rocky Hill, 563-2385 N um ber One In fast books of account up to ment. Position involves lished clothing boutique. Available December condition, hardly ever 1977 RENAULT GORDINI lar gas. Recently re year old boy, 5 mornings CEILINGS REPAIRED William E. FitzGerald, The Zoning Board ot Appeals at a meeting on Noventhei* 26, a week. Call 647-8261. FREE delivery. If you are General Ledger; assem cleaning hallways and Attractive store front In ISth. East Middle Tpke. worn, size 36-38, $600. — Hardtop convertible. registered and passed Judoe, dated November 30, or REPLACED with dry- 1984 made the following decisions: WORKING MOTHER 18 or over and have vour ble all fiscal data neces light maintenance. Must high traffic area. Good Call 647-7823. Fine grey Persian lamb MEMPHIS ELECTRIC Fuel Inlected. Sporty. emissions test. It Isn't 1984 o heorine will be held on Appl. No. 1037 - Gospel Assembly Church Vorlonce of Ar il wall. Call evenings, Gary an application proylnp for NEEDS LOVING, re own car with Insurance, sary tor use by outside have experience. Call terms possible. $26,000 coat, good condition, GUITAR and case, $2150. Call 649-2049, pretty but It works. $800. cle It, Section 16.13, Permitted Uses, approved with the fol COOK-CHEF — Fulltime M cHugh, 643-9321. Call 875-0610. the authority to sell certain lowing condltlons^fl) Paved porklno,droinag«' sv!>fem, oiut position opening up In sponsible and mature apply In person for full Accountant In preparing 528-6522. plus Inventory. Allbrio MANCHESTER — Three same size, $400. Call 649- Hohner 40 watt amplifier. anytime. real estate situated In Town bedroom Cape, central Call 643-4149. troffic control Islands are required as designed bvn professi presently expanding res person to care for infant details; 290 Main Street, H E L P W A N T E D — After monthly financial state Realty, 649-0917. 9331. of Manchester, County of onal engineer and approved by the TownEnglneer. (2) Reor location, 1 year lease, 1 N A M E YOUR O W N 1974 F IA T 128 SPORT L — Hartford as in told applica taurant In Vernon. Super In my home or yours. Manchester. 649-1041. noons and weekends. ments; supervise work of 1970 PLYMOUTH DUS vord to be enclosed by fencing not less than 6 ft In heUihi Please call 647-8041. PART TIME CHURCH mon_1tL.securlty, no pets. P R ICE — Father and son. To be used tor parts. Call tion on file more fully ap with two self-latching gates; (3) No nursery school or day visory experience pre Apply In person: Pero other office employees. ANTIQUE BUREAU, TER — Good running pears, at the Court of Pro SECRETARY — 12 hours $675 per month. Paul Fast, dependable ser Phil after Spm, 528-1332. care center except for regularly enruMed studenis of Ihe ferred. Excellent pay and Fruit Stand, 276 Oakland Salary DOE. Applica Bedroom vanity and coat condition. Excellent ste bate on December 13,1984 at per week. Send resume vice. Painting, Paper Also Panasonic AM/PM church's school shall be permitted 717 F*urker Sirerl benefits. Call 649-1672and BODY PERSON AND Street. tions available at 49 West Rentals Flano,A46-5200. rack. $99 for all, but reo, new parts. $400 or 3:30 P.M. Appl. No. 1044- Gospel Assembly Church - Vui ionce of orir* FRAME PERSON — Im to: United Methodist hanging & Removal. Call sell separate. Call 643- I ANTIQUES car radio. Dionne E. Vuslnos, Ing spaces approved • 717 Parker Street. ask tor Gll or Jay. Avenue, Willimantlc, best otter. Call 644-0959. ^ ' Ass't. Clerk mediate openings availa Church, 1041 Boston 644-0585 or 644-0036 1516 after 5:30om. Appl. No. 1040 • Anthony & Michael DcCoprlo. Inc . d.b t MASKING/INSPEC- Connecticut and must be 006-12 Spark's Tune up - Special Exceptions and vor loncc denied ble. M inim um 5 years I*. Tpke., Bolton, CT 06040, OLOS CUTLASS S U MATURE SECRETA- TION PERSON — received no later than ROOMS STORE AND ANTIQUE 42" Round oak 1972 CHEVY VAN — V-8, 480 Center Street and a portion of 476 Center Street experience. Must have Attention: Pastor. PREME, 1981 — Excel RY/RECEPTIONIST — CLERK FOR MODERN, Wanted for small December 7, 1984. AN FOR RENT I OFFICE SPACE HONDA KICK-N-GO — pedestal table with leaf. all power. Mechanically Appl. No. 1041 • Kenneth ond Mar y Or althwolte Voi loiu's own tools. Top pay. In Scooter, $20. 1984 RCA $300. Coll 646-6388. good. Original owner. lent condition. Very Court of Probate, District of opproved and Special Exception approved with the follow- 2-3 full days per week. WP PROFESSIONAL Phar aerospace company. EQUAL OPPORTUNITY BUILDING/ Manchester centives, insurance, uni EMPLOYER, video disc player, $80. Needs body work. $900. clean. Many extras. ing conditions: (1) The premises are to he connected to the on IBAA-PC, typing and macy to assist in phar- First shift. Benefit pack MANCHESTER — Fully MANCHESTER — 2 ot- CONTRACTING NOTICE OF HEARING public sanltory sewer system; (2) All parklno areus and tt * forms. Call for appoint G irl's Ro$l 26" 3 speed 644-2327. $5295. Call 633-0169 otter E S TA TE OF tronscrlblng. Manches m acv and patent medi age. Donwell Company, NURSERY ATTENDANT furnished Including tlce suite, bathroom. $250 vel woys sholl be poved; <3) Drainage system and < onnoc. ment, Jim , Body Shop CARPENTERS NEEDED bike, $3$. Belt vibrator, 6pm. L U TH E R N. G U Y E T T E , flon shall be designed by o professional engineer and ni> ter professional office. cines d e p a rtm e n t in 649-5374. N E E D E D 3-5 days per stove, refrigerator, bed, monthly including heat. Manager, Superior Auto, — Immediate openings FARRAND REMODEL $30. Call 649-0453. 1972 CHEVY MALIBU — Pursuant to on order of Hon. proved by the Town Engineer - 311 Brood Street (rear) Send resume to: Box N Manchester's largest week. Flexible hours- bureau. $50 per week plus Hayes Corp. 646-0131. TAG SALES William E. FitzGerald, Appl. No. 1042 - Manchester Movers. Inc. Vorinnee of fror t Inc., Route 6, Columbia, for experienced carpen ING — Cabinets, roofing, 307 automatic, power O L D S CUTLASS S U c/o the Manchester shopping center. Plea DAYTIME BUS PERSON .Good working atmos 2 vveeks security. Call Judge, dated November 30, vord approved with the following conditions: (I) Oenerel 646-0563, 228-9431, ters. All phases ot con gutters, room additions, KIRSCH TRAVERSE steering, power brakes, PREME, 1981 — Excel 1984 a hearing will be held on Repairer's License has been rescinded. <7) Ihe drolmig^ Herald. sant working conditions. — For area restaurant, phere. Call Paul for ap 646-8877. MANCHESTER -- Avail DON'T FORGET — AN struction. Full time em decks, dll types of remo ROD — Model Chateau, new paint,am/fm 8 track. lent condition. Very on application proyino for system shall be approved by the Town Englneei H5 Colo Will train ,tor profes 11:30am to 3pm, 5 days. pointment, 659-3731. able Immediately, 4room the authority to compromise nial Road. HAIR DRESSER ployment and benefits. deling and repairs. FREE 84" to 120", like new, all T IQ U E SHOW & Sale, Excellent condition In clean. Many extras. GRANDMOTHER sional capacity. Full Call George at 643-2751 PLEASANT ROOM — office silllte, convenient December 8th, Waddell and settle a doubtful and Appl. No. 1043 • Barney T. Peter man, Sr. A. Jr Varlatio* ai- Call 742-5317, 8:30-5, M on estimates. Fully Insured. hardware. $35. Call 646- side and out. Call 646-5025 $4995. Call 633-0169 otter disputed claim Infavor of Ro- WANTED — Part time. WANTED — Profes time. Excellent hours. No evenings. For mature, working location, short or long proved -153 Adams Street. day through Friday. TOWN OF BOLTON — Telephone 643-6017, after 6268. School, 163 Broad Street, between 8am and 3:30pm 6pm. noid L. Moroon and Deborah Alt variances ond special exceptions shall have ou '‘ffei tiv-.* Call 644-2435. sional couple seeking nights or weekends. gentleman. Kitchen priv term lease available. $300 Part time clerical assist 6pm, 647-8509. Manchester. ask for Je rry, after Spm Moroon against sold estate date In accordance with Connecticut General Stotutrs. N< above to care for four Apply In person at once to INSPECTOR — For first ance needed covering ileges, parking. Near bus Including heat. Allbrio as In said application on file tice of these decisions has been tiled In the Town Clerk’s ot DAY COMPANION FOR year old daughter on Tom, Liggett Parkade piece and final Inspection PART TIME COLLEC MINI-SINK With fixture. call 224-8970. 1976 FORD PINTO STA more fully appears, at the flee. evening meetings. Call line. References re Realty, 649-0917. LEON CIESZYNSKI New tor boat or bar. $25. Court of Probate on Decem E L D E R L Y person In those occasions when mi Pharmacy, Porkode In aircraft oriented lob T O R — Installment loans, quired. Call 647-9033. TION WAGON — Good ZONING BOARD Of* AT PI. ALS 649-8743, B U IL D E R — New homes, Coll 643-6913. WANTED 1983 SUBARU GL — 5 ber 20, 1984 at 10:30 A M. Edward Cnilmon, Socretury your home. If Interested nor Illnesses prevent her Shopping Center, 404 shoo, 5 years minimum flexible hours. Apply In condition. Some body Dianne E. Yusinos, EXCELLENT BUSINESS additions, remodeling, speed, all power. Excel Doted at Manchester, C T this 3rd dov of December, 1964 call 644-3716 after 7pm. from attending nursery West Middle Tpke. experience required. person: Savings Bank ot LOCATION — Landlord TO BUY work. New tires. Re Ass't. Clerk rec rooms, garages, kit BELL AND GOSSET hot lent condition. Asking 007-12 school. Your home or Apply In person: Connec Manchester, 923 Main will pay all utilities for cently Inspected. Call 649- 005-12 P A R T T IM E — 6pm-12. n n BUSINESS APARTMENTS chens remodeled, ceil water furnace circulator $6500. Coll 643-1123 after ours. References re ticut Valley Machine, 580 Street, Manchester. these tour offices. All W A N T E D — Skis, boots 3782. Cashier In convenience FOR RENT ings, bath tile, dormers, used 2 months. Worth $50, 5pm. quired. Call 646-5119. CA SH IER S — Shifts 7-3, Nutmeg Road North, [ £ £ } OPPORTUNITIES located In a colonial In tor 5 year old, skis about store. Must be over 18. roofing. Residential or sell for $20. Call 649-5038. 3-11. Full and part time. South Windsor. Manchester. High visibil 41", boots around 1. Call Call 633-4155. LEGAL SECRETARY — commercial. 649-4291. Apply In person: Grom STEEL BUILDING ity at $1000 per month. 646-6566. EASY ASSEMBLY ov's, 706 Main Street, RECEPTIONIST/TY- Experienced. Part time DEALERSHIP Small to Inirnedlotely. One, CHRISTMAS SHOP W O R K ! $600per 100. Gua to work prim arily on real D.W. Fish, Better/Homes ROBERT E. JARVIS — PIN G ? Good used toys — ^ Bank EXPERIENCED MAN Manchester. P IS T — Must be an Big Profit Potential Big bedroom ranteed payment. No Ex- Garden Redlty, 643-1591. Building & Remodeling Pogo stick, $4; toy piano AGER AND Bar Person organized person with estate. Flexible hours. Demand - Starter Leads Repossessions perience/No Sales. De Glastonbury, 633-4617. Specialist. Additions, and book, $5; toddler — Full and part time. good typing, filing expe Furnished. Some areas tails send self-addressed OFFICE PERSON — For L I G H T INDUSTRIAL . garages, roofing, siding, desk, $5. Call 646-4995. Automotive Apply In person: Clemits rience. Pleasant tele taken. Call to Qualify. ^®° SPACE — 1600 sq. ft. In a F O R S A L E stamped envelope; telephone answering, kitchens, bathrooms, re Place, Route 6, North phone personality and a 1-303-759-3200. °'®' good location. D.W. Fish, placement wlndows- iinekwviMiL«|.'iM| ELAN-VITAL-173, 3418 cashier and light book strong math aptitude for MECHANIC WANTED — SOLID MAPLE DINING Windham, near airport. Enterprise Road, Ft. Better/Homes, Garden /doors. Call 643-6712. CARS/TRUCKS NltOMMaiii&CallMMm keeping duties. See Mr. diversified duties on tor cars and trucks, own TW O . TM P P P AKin PIV/C ROOM S E T — Made In Call 423-6433. Pierce, FL 33450. Realty, 643-1591. iBIM irtlV Llama