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warned that “young men and women who in­ least put up a wall between you and those you By LeRoy Pope sist on defying the trend will be taking grave are talking to.” . . , .. „ ...♦ closing at Otis over for Shoor help in middle DPI Business Writer risks of being passed over for promotion or Emulating the boss may be drinking what _ even of being eased out of the company. he drinks. Otherwise, it’s a good rule of NEW YORK — A new age of conformity in thumb these days to drink Scotch or dress and behavior has descended on Knapp said the current code “is not nearly ...p a g e 4 ... page 11, . . . page 15 so rigid as the conformity requirements in wine rather than a Bloody Mary or bourbon. American business. The Confucian golden mean Involves round New York image consultant Frederick dress and behavior in American business in the 1920s and 1930s, not even as rigid as the as well as sight. If you don’t believe that 1 ^ Knapp says, “The free lifestyle image with up what the Chinese sage had to say arout the emphasis on self-expression that started in customs the young GI’s coming out of World War II had to accept when they entered significance of the music of the different the late 1950s and was so rampant in the provinces of China and music’s impact on tumultuous 1960s, began to ebb in the mid- business.” 1970s and now is dead.” Nor does it extend so much to social life as manners and customs. . nineteenth century conformity codes did. The businessman today should learn to • “Men and women who want to climb the modulate his voice and acquire an articulate, . corporate ladder today had better emulate Remember the passage in one of J.P. Manchester, Conn. Marquand’s novels where the proper Bosto­ sensible vocabulary. If you indulge in double , the boss and the boss's boss in both dress and talk or gobbledegook, you may be dismissed • manner,” added Knapp, whose firm has nian looked out his window, saw a chap sit­ Partly sunny Saturday, Dec. 11. 1982 as a bureaucratic drone. given advice on personal imagemaking over ting on his porch in his shirtsleeves and by afternoon promptly put his house up for sale. , Penny Leigh said the conformity 2d Cents the years to 15,000 executives of blue chip requirements for women in clothes are much firms. But the code does cut both ways, Knapp — See page 2 iiattrhfatrr added, because current social attitudes are the same in style and tone as those for The trend is toward conservative clothes “no fashion extremes such as slit skirts,” she and the Confucian golden mean — moderation just as complicated and varied in business as elsewhere. “If your boss happens to be the said. “That kind of style accentuates — in behavior. “Resist the temptation to look frivolous glamour instead of projecting ef­ or behave differently,” is Knapp’s kind who seemingly pays no attention to his watchword for today’s young male clothes, it won’t pay you to be a spiffy or even ficiency and power.” 3 terriby careful dresser,” Knapp said. To which Knapp added; "Fem ales In executives. His associate. Penny Leigh, has business had better forget King Lear s exactly the same advice for the females But the main thing to remember is that Police say Sales tax hike urged scrambling upward in business. “Wear ef­ - “anything about your personal appearance or famous remark that a voice that is “8®"“® and low is an excellent thing in a woman.” A ficient looking suits or frocks, plain, substan­ your behavior that evokes special attention modern businesswoman must not sound tial shoes and go easy on makeup.” from other people may detract from your small cars Knapp said the trend to conformity has positive image,” Knapp said. “Don’t wear timid. She must speak for firmness and accelerated in the past three years, and dark glasses, lliey can suggest Mafia or at authority.” don't work Tax panel

By Nancy Thompson Herald Reporter Medium-sized cars do not make Announcing suitable police vehicles, according I nixes levy to a memo from Capt. Henry R. Minor, head of the Police \ " Department’s administration divi­ sion. UPl photo In a memo to General Manager S I E FF E R T Robert B. Weiss, Minor RELAXING AT GROVE ISLE ON BISCAYNE BAY ^ T .| recommends that full-sized vehicles be used for police cars as long as an incame . . . luxury condos cost $250,000 to $750,000 they are available. CONSUMER ELECTRONIC Minor said an experiment was started a year ago in which two tax reform package to the medlum-si^ cars were designated By Mark A. Dupuis Legislature and O’Neill with no as police patrol cars in order to United Press International it's a buyer's market recommendation. compare them with full-sized ShcNW & Sale HARTFORD — A special state However, some of the income tax models. W study commission Friday rejected a |)roponents on the 27-member com­ Based on the results of that call to recommend adoption of a experience. Minor said he mission vowed to submit minority for condos in Florida state income tax and instead voted reports with the commission’s fin- recommends the town stay with full- to support extension of existing ding.s and to introduce income tax SATURDAY 10-5 sized cars. He gave several reasons. levies — mainly the sales tax — to legislation in the next legislative MIAMI (UPD-Looking real estate. Turnberry Isle, Towers of new areas. Last year, 48.5 percent of THE MEDllJM-sized cars were session. to purchase a new home — Quayside, Grove Isle and physically "too small to provide Herald photo by Pinto or maybe a secret little all housing sales in Dade Brickell Key are healthy. The Bipartisan Commission on Sen. Audrey Beck, D-Mansfield, DEC. 11, 1982 comfort for long periods of time,” State Tax Revenue and Related said flatly that a “significant and County went to foreign in­ weekend hideaway? Jan Yelen, a 27-year-old Minor said, adding that the smaller Well, if you have a spare vestors — mostly from attorney who just A kiss for Santa Fiscal Policy voted 15-10 to recom­ reasonable income tax bill’.' would South America. So far this You’ll meet the pro’s from MGA/MItsubIshI, door opening made it difficult for of­ mend that the state eliminate be raised in the tax-writing Finance, half million dollars or so purchased a luxury condo ficers to get In and Out of the car. and you simply can't do year, 43.9 percent of sales in Dade, said she chose it Fisher, Sanyo, RCA and Quasar ... and existing tax exemptions to bridge a llevenue and Bonding Committee have gone to foreigners. Difficulty was also encountered Five-year-old Laura Cataldl of 39 Norman St. fair Friday. Watching Is Kyle Bagnall, 6, of 36 budget gap now projected at nearly that she co-chairs. without sun. sand and salt over a house because it placing prisoners In the rear of the Cannon said the percen­ kisses Santa Claus, age unknown, of the Birch St. $300 million for the next fi.scal year. Senate Majority Leader Richard water, south Florida is the was “easier livirig.” you’ll see the largest display of video vehicles, even when the prisoners place. tage will keep declining un­ “ For a single person, it North Pole at the St. James Church holiday l^ressed by income tax opponents, Schneller. D-Essex, chairman of the til the world economy im­ equipment in Hartford County in action were cooperative, Minor said. the commission followed up later The result is a luxury is more secure than a Resistance by the prisoner In­ bipartisan commission and a propo­ condominium overlooking proves. home," she said. ‘There is with a 13-11 vote formally rejecting nent of tax reform, said he wasn’t creased the chance of injury a proposal for a comprehensive tax the Atlantic Ocean or Another phenomenon in no maintenance for me — 1 Doth the police officer and surprised by the commission’s deci­ Biscayne Bay. with the making is that buyers just call a repairman — reform package that would include a sion. arrested person, he said. personal state income tax. everything from Roman who in the past decade and the doorman helps me The larger, full-sized vehicles^Bonks hope new rate “ If there’s anything F’ve learned tubs, marble floors, wine have purchased con- with my groceries. It's operated more efficienUy in bad The commission’s recommen­ in eight years (as a legislator) it’s cellars, croquet courts, dominiiums rather than simpler living.” weather. Minor said. The lighter, dations, to be presented to Gov. how to count," Schneller said after health spas, art galleries, houses are changing their Plenty of other young medium-sized cars had a tendency William O’Neill and the Legislature, the commission adjourned its yachts that sail you to sale! preference. professionals are 'buying will center on the 7.5 percent sales meeting. quantities limited to hydroplane in wet weather and deluxe shopping malls, “They used to think a too. The typical owners are A sampling of our SATURDAY ONIY SALE SPECIALS had to be taken off the road during tax. the nation’s highest statewide Schneller also said adoption of an world-class restaurants to condominium was more will lure cash home between 35 and 45, are Sony Walkman II ...... «*96. substantial snow storms because sales tax and the workhorse of the income tax would be difficult given personal cigar humidors DOOR PRIZE DRAWING 12" B/W TV secure and better value for bilingual and bicontinental, Mamorex T120 VIdao Taps...... *9** Sanyo AM/FM Walkman...... *29.95 they could not travel safely. Minor state’s revenue raisers. the commission's findings and for ci’gars. their money,” Cannon project officials say. By Raymond T. DeMeo Motor fuels, heating oil, children's O’NeiH's repeated vow to veto any Market experts say Quasar 4 haad VCR prica braak .....*6 4 6 said. petitive yields to their customers, funds have had the best of both said. “But people are "They like the freedom RCA 8 HR VH8 Raeordar ...... *479 The larger vehicles also appear to clothing, meals under $1 and income tax bill that reaches the there's never b^n a better seeking out single-family Herald Reporter except on time deposits and worlds,” said Nathan O. Agostinelli, of condos,” said Richard RCA VQP170 Portable Raeordar MQA Daluxs Raeordar Infrarad be more durable. Minor said — an professional and personal services governor’s office. time to buy along Florida’s 4 repurchase agreements. Manchester State Bank. Not only homes again in droves. Green, sales director of A Tuner *859 Important factor since cars are now ranging from meidical services to Gold Coast. Even with high Now, they think houses are Turnberry Isle. “This, is a ramota...... *J22 Manchester’s banks will have a There's no limit to the interest could the funds offer market-based “I think we’ve recognized that the Sony 19” Trinitron...... *449 8 HR VCR ...... *449 replaced every three years. They haircuts were among the possible possibility of an income tax being interest rates and the poor better value for their permanent home for 20 chance to match or better the in­ r.ites banks can offer on the new ac­ interest rates, but their com­ new areas to be subject to sales tax. state of the economy, used to be replaced every two years. terest returns offered by money count. And unlike money market petitors, the banks, were restricted adopted in the next session of the money" percent of them. For the In addition, the risk of injury is luxury condos from Miami In fact, single-family market funds starting Tuesday. fund deposits, the money is insured from doing so, he said. The commission made no General Assembly was remote," other 80 percent, it is their low in the larger cars. Minor said. recommendations on which areas it to Palm Beach are great homes are the second best­ third, or fourth, or fifth, or On that day, federal banking by the federal government. To be successful, the accounts will Schneller said. O n Price The Selection ■nmni.iit “It should be understood that a thought should be added to the sales bargains. selling housing item in sixth home.” Which unit Is the right one regulations have authorized banks A minitnum deposit of $2,500 is have to attract new customers to The bipartisan commission was video equipment Is a big police vehicle is not and should not tax but instead decided to ship the established by the Legislature to One that sold for half a south Florida. Ironically, For those with an eye for Investment. . . and you deserve for you ... and why. See the to create new accounts paying required to start one of the new ac­ banks, Agostinelli said. If existing be expected to function or operate in whole list qn and let the governor study the state's taxing and spen­ million dollars a year ago cheaper condos ranging a luxury condo, there are the best price. Chances are eight top companies In »- market-based interest rates, a step counts. Provided a balance of $2,500 customers merely transfer money can now be picked up for the same manner as a privately remains, customers can withdraw and l>egislature decide. ding policies and alternatives and to from $39,500 to $45,000 - choices galore. Sleftert’s can match or beat action ... yes, with a live bankers hope will lure customers' out of low-interest savings or about $350,000 — no We Can dwned passenger car,” Minor said. or deposit additional funds at any The commission also suggested make recommendations by Jan. 1, which weren’t selling at all Most of them come with any price demonstration anytime. cash out of the money market funds checking accounts, the banks are haggling necessary. a year ago — are going like such "standard and into the local economy. time. “losing, really,” because they’re consideration of taxing interest in­ 1983. Analysts say prices will hot cakes and are the No. 1 equipment■' as Roman Your Chokes Help V w I’lease tu rn lo page 10 First Federal Savings of East Banks are allowed guarantee in­ forced to pay more for their money, come under the capital gains and The commission, which was continue to decline until seller. tubs, tennis courts, pools • MQA understand the new state of Hartford will offer an interest rate terest rates for a maximum of one he said. dividends tax' and adoption of a so- named in March, and its subcom­ the art... its capabilities... called commuter tax on people who- 1985. Why? There are about 8,000 un­ with bar service, kitchens ' I • Sony of 12 percent to customers who open month, but otherwise the rates can “If the cost of money goes up, that mittees met more than 30 times to " I t ’s s im p le . The sold condos in Dade County equipped with microwave • Sanyo its limitations... its different one of the new accounts before be changed any time. The Savings would obviously increase the cost of live in other states and work in sift through pages upon pages of developers grossly over­ and some 2,700 — about a ovens, trash compactors, • Quasar applications. How to use it Inside today Friday. The rate will prevail until Bank of Manchester and First loans,” Agostinelli said. Connecticut. facts and figures on how the state built. 'They didn’t do their third — are luxhry, and oversized f • Hitachi and how to care lor it. the end of December, when it will Federal Savings will adjust their On the other hand, if the high-yield The Legislature voted this year to raises and spends money. homework and thought analysts say. refrigerators. • Zenith / 20 pages, 2 sections, likely fall closer to what the money rates weekly according to the offer attracts a flooid of new money, tax New Y orkers working in • RCA Schneller said he believed the there was a much bigger • To be sure, some luxury, There are game and arts 2 advertising supplements markets are offering, bank presi­ market, and other local tonks will local banks will have more cash to Connecticut for transportation ser­ . • Fisher '/> commission's work was “an market in south Florida for condos are selling well. Ac­ rooms, exercise equip­ Advice ...... 13 dent Robert P. Lynch said Friday. likely do the same. invest in installment loans and vices they use here. The measure excellent forerunner of what we’re luxury condos than there cording to real estate ment, jogging paths, hot Churches ...... 14 Returns on money market funds Until Jan. 5, customers opening mortgages. was vetoed by O’Neill, who going to see ’ in the next legislative actually is," said Michael analyst David Dabby, tubs, saunas, steam rooms Classified...... 18-19 are now in the range of 9 percent, one of the new accounts will have Savings Bank of Manchester questioned its constitutionality. session, where he said fiscal Y. Cannon, president of developers who were the and whirlpool baths. Most Com ics...... — 9 down drastically from a year ago. limited check-writing privileges. president William R. Johnson said On the other side of the budget, matters would be the top concern. Appraisal and Real Estate first to build luxury have elaborate security Entertainment ...... 7-8 Officers of other local banks said After that date, banks are there’s “some real hope” that his the commission voted against Economics Associates, Schneller said the commission had projects in the 1970s are systems, plush gardens and Aicccnoiies L ottery...... 2 their interest rates will be com­ authorized to offer accounts with un­ bank will invest in mortgages the recommending a statutory or con­ In c ., a firm th a t still at the forefront of the a few have fancy hotels for How they can function tor petitive. limited check writing. new deposits it expects to gain from collected a lot of figures the researches south Florida’s Opinion...... 6 stitutional limit on state spending Legislature could use and added he market. Projects like guests. -you.. .each situation is differ­ Sports...... 15-17 Until a congressional act allowed The DIDC has also approved new, the account. Mortgages at SBM, like under the current tax system. housing market. e n t... it’s what you want and the federal Depository Institutions lower minimum balances on seven- those at most area banks, have gone believed it was “very significant " what you need that’s impor­ Television ...... 7-9 Income tax proponents failed in a that the commission had un­ According to Cannon, Weather ...... 2 Deregulation Committee to day, 31-day and 91-day time begging recently because of high in- luxury condos — defined as tant. The accessories we apthorize the new accounts, banks deposits. bid to have the commission send animously decided the state would costing $150,000 or more — carry; Cameras, Lighting, a S to re were restricted from offering com­ “ Up until now, the money market i’lease turn lo page 10 both a tax exemptions package and need additional revenue. represent 45 percent of the How M uch Tapes, Microphones, Tripods. entire condominium ' ’l'’’'! ’ Ir . 1 Product Know^ reputation is market in south Florida how Should so im port^. and that’s too high. “It In working with complex shouldn’t be higher than 20 GOP filibusters Y o u G e t video systems you want a percent in any city, and Trained experts are what you that’s the maximum,”- he company that will stand get at Sleffert’s. Our sales behind Its products ... that’s AAACC hopes to help needy said. staff Is equipped to give you what you get at SlaffeiTa The success of a handful on highways bill Custom Created Informative, accurate answers showplace, a Company that of developers who entered for your specific needs. stands behind Mitsubishi. Sony, WASHINGTON (UPI) - Conror- "There’s nothing so permanent as a The Manchester Area Conference of baskets may be left at the Manchester Mall .ithe pain she grew up with. MACC would like the luxury market in the Home, Business, Quasar, RCA. Zenith, Fisher Churches hopes to help 226 needy families at 811 Main St., the Main Street office of to help her. Please help us. eariy 1970s sparked others H oliday vative Senate Republicans launched temporary tax.” Corporate, Professional. enjoy Christmas 1982 a little bit more, Heritage Savings t i Loan Association, the to copy them — but often Fruit a filibuster against President With the nation suffering the • She and her husband have had a rough you buy. Reagan’s gasoline-tax bike bill highest unemployment rate since through its annual Seasonal Sharing appeal. main town firehouse on Center Street and the time, but love has seen them through. He has without the quality that Com bi and team dboutvidcOs The fund provides food baskets and gifts for Eighth Utilities District firehouse on Hilliard made the first projects so I Baskets will* ■■ MX Dw VMid Gk* Mi IWdM 6 rtw Friday as House Democrats moved the Great Depression, the ad­ a steady job as a maintenance man that pays (mads to order) to attach their own jobs plan to a ministration said the proposal would each member of the family helped by the Street. very poorly. But the medical coverage is attractive. The following are iWo in a continuing •HoNday QHte crucial government funding create 320,000 Jobs. Critics said fund. About 38 shut-ins will receive a small good, and the medical bills have been high for “Some of the guys in the aeriea of vignellea compiled by MACC •HoatMa Otfla measure. most jobs would go to skilled con­ gift and a hot meal on Christmas day. their four children ranging from 18 months to business shouldn’t have director Nancy Carr. More vignettes will . GOP leader Howard Baker filed a struction workers at high union Recipients without cooking facilities will nine years old. been. And they paid for it,” We still have a fine lie published in the Herald next week, petition to shut off the Senate wages, boosting the cost of federal receive food certificates. The utility bills have been extremely high Cannon said. Abput 10 per­ selection of fresh Nine Manchester churches, four school talkatbon against the nickel-a-gallon projects and providing little help for • Susan is one of a growing number of for their old-fashioned home, despite the oil cent of all luxury condo groups, the Eighth Utilities District and the children growing up without family support. projects in Dade County native apples, apple gas-tax Increase to fund hi^w ay unemployment amoiig low paid companies efforts to reach accommodation cider, vegetables and bridge repairs and aome mass workers. Home Engineers Bowling League have Her problems landed her in a group home at a with the family on bill payments. have gone under in the last agreed to help provide food baskets, MACC transit work. Sens. Gordon Humphrey, R-N.H., very young age. Now, at age 19, she is an un­ year. director Nancy Carr said. wed mother in search of a home again. She recently found a part-time job nights, And adding to the With. Congress’ Christmas-New Don Nickles, R-Okla., and Helms, but only for a few hours a week. 2 0 % 0 F F But she said 26 families, including eight Susan gave birth to her son, Brian, six problem of over­ 94 647-W8 Year’s holiday now In Jeopardy, the led the flllbuiter, proteitlng any ^ i s family will make it, but the going is new taxes. elderly households, are without sponsors. An months ago. She has been unable to find development, Cannon said, All Wlckdr vote on shutting oft debate was set rough right now. A food basket and gifts for (Mow wiW ClwM mn I n ) 44S HARTFORD RD., MANCMESTIR -rr.Mtr'UT Til fl by Baker for Monday. Ending the They also contended the bill would additional 23 families are on a waiting liat, work, and Is living off a $385 a month grant troubM economies abroad FRIDAY TIL 8 she said. from the government. She and Brian are their children would be a great lift. Now, and the strength of the l 84FXITTOKtENEYSr TONIGHT TIL 8 QUbaster requires 60 votes. extend the federal Davis-Bacon Act SA T . TIL 5 to rehabilitation as well as new con­ Those who want to contribute to MACC’s homeless, and MACC has not been able to every penny of their income goes toward dollar have sharply r:i The House-passed gas-tax bill providing food, shelter and utilities, so FX ff-NOff) HANK TERM', A VAKIF j,,,., WrdSol lil i would ralae tte tax to 9 oenta a struction projects. The act requites Seasonal Sharing appeal should send checks find them a place to live. reduced the number of PERO FRUIT STAND to MACC Seasonal Sharing, Box 773, Susan Is determined to raise her son Christmas presents will be sparse this year. foreign investors who Mon fhu(j III 4. f'l ill • gallon and raise |5.9 billion in the payment of union wage scales on 276 Oakland St. Manchaatar, Manchester, Ct 06040. Food for Christmas properly, and see that he’s not subjected to We would like to share Christmas with them. represent a big portion of revenue a year. The additional tax federal contracts. buyers of south Florida 6 4 3-6 3 8 4 ____ _ funld be due to expire in 1909, but San. Jsaae Halms, RN.C., said; ,Plea(W turn lo page 10

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DtllWw Both sides may win Bennet housing debate Commission faiis Fire wrecks pier 7 - 1 A U g M S X in Atlantic City By Paul Hendrle altered several times to adjust to cond, even if anybody bought it, they pions of the needy. The Democrats rejected federal subsidies be willing to break deadiock 30.00,.JIOMItT Curtis M. Smith when ne became TIMrtMATUMt Herald Reporter Republican town chairman last public criticism as much as to the would pay far less than the $750,IX)0 certainly don’t want to be cast as to bond locally for housing? ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. (UPI) - A the defenders of the affluent. WASHINGTON (UPI) - The Social spectacular eight-hour fire, blamed on year. Smith promised that the changing economic conditions. assessed value, the Democrats said. THE REPUBLICANS have yet The politics of the Bennet housing That may explain, in part, why Security commission failed to break its arsonists, Friday wrecked the famed Republican directors would The Republicans have yet to dis­ to. prove the Bennet building could |HB***< l* «‘»i* ! debate have produced an unusual Democratic Town Chairman deadlock as a ‘final’ meeting got under Steel Pier, for decades the Boardwalk’s politicize what was generally an NOW, THE Republicans are prove these arguments. Until they indeed be sold for a substantial way Friday, but one member said there Ao« ' phenomenon: both parties might main amusement attraction until its apolitical Board of Directors, by prepared to .offer an alternative produce numbers backing their Theodore R. Cummings now talks profit and that the revenue is hope for behind-therscenes efforts to Un WCATNen FOTOCAIT (v just get their way. about taking a hard look at the GOP closing in 1979. publicly offering alternatives to proposal. The gist of the GOP plan alternative, we’ll have to suspend generated could finance other get agreement between the president Among the structures destroyed on the scheme as the possible basis for What’s unusual about that is that Democratic positions. will be to sell the Bennet building to judgement. housing construction. They have to and House speaker. pier, which extends into the Atlantic private commercial interests and to providing town-built low income “We’re a long way from getting ' the positions staked out by the two provide hard numbers. Ocean about one-half block from Resorts Bides are very different and, at first The Democrats, of course, control use the proceeds of the sale and tax BUT THE CONCEPT of the elderly housing in the future. together,” commission member Joe International Hotel-Casino, was the Even so, they’re not likely to Waggoner said after the panel wrapped glance, contradictory. the Board of Directors and any time revenue the property would produce town building low-income elderly Cummings has said he’d be willing shuttered, 84-year-old, 3V4-story music Weather they want they will get their way. housing has won some appeal. to work with the Republicans to change the minds of their up its Republican and Democratic mor­ But, while it’s unlikely the to build low income housing on other hall. That’s the case this time, as all the explore the concept — after the Democratic colleagues on the ning caucuses and sat down to a private Several firefighters received minor in­ Republicans will succeed in stop­ town-owned land. Politically, housing for the needy Democratic directors (except one) Bennet project has passed. board, who have worked long and lunch in a Senate meeting room. juries in the blaze. ping the conversion of. the vacant The Republicans are likely to elderly wins more public support hard on the Bennet project. So, The National Coihmission on Social apparently are behind the plan to That's not much good, Smith A damage estimate was not available, school building to moderate income propose building the low-rent elder­ than housing for the more affluent Security Reform, agreed the system sell revenue bonds and tax breaks to feels, because there would be no in­ barring some new crisis, look for but fire officials said the figure could elderly housing, it is possible that a ly housing on property adjacent to elderly. One of the chief criticisms needs up to $200 billion by 1990, is still Today’s forecast develop the former school as come to finance the construction if the Bennet conversion to be ap­ surpass $1 million. version of their alternative — which the senior citizens’ center. of the Bennet project has been that spilt into political camps. Liberals want Resorts, which purchased the 2,250- moderate Income elderly housing. the Bennet building is not available proved. The National Weather Service forecast for Connec­ it would provide housing for people to raise most of the money through foot pier, jutting off the resort’s would include building low income When this idea was first floated for sale. But perhaps the Republicans will payroll tax hikes; conservatives want to Boardwalk, for $4.4 million in 1978 and ticut: ^ elderly housing on other town land— But the Republican’s 0OKg<.d )ast week, the Democrats attacked who don’t really need it. Cloudy Saturday morning, becoming partly sunny by Perhaps alternative financing — provide some new ideas that could do it by trimming benefits. closed it one year later, had planned to , ' will get serious consideration. criticisms of the plan have made it as impractical. In the first place, It’s a reversal of the usual party be adapted down the line as the town The 15-member bipartisan commission afternoon. Highs in the mid 20s to low 30s. Q ear and including bonding — would be build a shopping mall on the site. The Bennet debate has been the this a difficult victory for the they said, nobody would be in­ stereotypes for the Republicans to was set up by President Reagan last year cold Saturday night with lows 5 to 15. Increasing explored. That’s treacherous looks for innovative ways to solve Arson investigators said they believed fulfillment of a promise made by to come up with a plan to save the retire­ cloudiness Sunday with highs in the teens to mid 20s. Democrats. The plan has been terested in buying the building. Se- present themselves as the cham- ground, however. Would a town that the current housing shortage. the fire was set deliberately by several Northwest winds Saturday 10 to 15 mph. Light northerly ment system from financial insolvency. people who were seen near the pier Congress will have to act on the com­ shortly before the flames were dis­ winds Saturday night. Another opinion mission's report, due Dec. 31. covered at about 3:20 a.m. EiST. Extended outlook Floodwaters and Food prices down, Eixtended outlook for New England Sunday through Two housing foes offer temperatures drop UPI photo Tuesday: natural gas rises Massachusetts, Rhode Island and Connecticut: By United Press International WASHINGTON (UPI) - Soaring Chance of snow Sunday, cloudy Monday, fair Tuesday. ‘King of the Cowbells’ Highs in the mid 20s to mid 30s Sunday, 20s Monday, 30s Flooded rivers in the Mississippi natural gas costs more than wiped out arguments against plan Jim Whitney, 83, of Nashua. N.H., known as the "KIng of the Cowbells," the benefit of declining food prices and Tuesday. Lows in the teens to low 20s Sunday, 5 to 15 Valley fell by inches Friday, revealing Monday, teens to mid 20s Tuesday. - a sudden, destruction estimated at $600 plays his collection. Whitney, who has been collecting the bells for 12 pushed the government’s measure of rhe following is a rearlion to syndication have now gone from to the tenants or the town. producer prices up 0.6 percent in Vermont: Chance of snow Sunday. Dry Monday and million. Bitter cold iced the Northeast, years, has performed on national television and has played for civic Tuesday. Cold with high temperatures 25 to 35. Lows in III)' lown'x plan lo convert a va­ $450,000 (pension plan proposal), to 8. As we see it, the Bennet where New York City’s heat-complaint November, the Labor Department rum licnnet Junior High School groups and charity shows. He has more than 100 bells In the collection. teens $600,000 to $675,000. None of these Housing Proposal will financially hotline buzzed with thousands of calls. reported Friday. huihling into housing for the funds are being used to reduce the benefit the following groups — all But the economy also got some rare Maine, New Hampshire: Snow likely Sunday into A blast of snow and freezing rain Monday then clearing. Fair Tuesday. Highs in the teens elderly. J. Russell Smyth and mortgage as in the case of the peii- legally. glazed the Midwest after ricocheting the good news — retail sales improved by a Koherl Sa in nelson are strong 2.3 percent in November, led by to low 20s north and 20s to low 30s south. L«ws 0 to 15 sion plan proposal. We can only a) CDC — will receive in excess of past two days from the Northwest to Workers search Jaworski’s death below north and 10 above to 5 below south except not so Manrhesler residents who have Texas to New England. At least 15 the biggest surge in automobile buying in opposed the program, assume that the $200,000 of syndice- $150,000 for authoring this deal. cold Sunday night. deaths, most of them traffic accidents on for 75 bodies sorrows Cox nearly 11 years. Maoehesler Direelor Stephen T. tion funds used as rent subsidies (in b) Syndicate — this group will icy highways, were blamed on stormy Despite bulging supplies of natural Cassano defended ihe proposal in the pension plan) still exists but receive federal tax credits of $1.65 weather. MANAGUA, Nicaragua (UPI) — WAYLAND, Mass. (UPI) - Archibald gas, costs of using it to heat homes rose a an arlirle in ihe Friday Herald, wonder why none of the additional million for an investment of $600,000 Rivers receded throughout Missouri, Relief workers searched the wreckage of Cox, the Watergate prosecutor fired in precipitous 5 percent — largest gain in National forecast syndication funds are used to to $675,000 or $2,50 return for each $1 Illinois and Arkansas, where 87 counties a military helicopter Friday to recover the “Saturday Night Massacre,” has nearly three years. Some legislators im­ By J. Russell Smyth further lower the rents. invested. were declared state disaster areas due to the charred bodies of 75 Indian children expressed his sorrow on hearing of the mediately called for a two-year natural 'By United Frets International Los Angeles pc b) The sale of revenue bonds will c) Revenue bond investors will killed in the worst air crash in death of Leon Jaworski. gas price freeze. aty & Fest Hi Lo P « Louisville cy and Robert Samuelson last week's tornadoes and flooding. Albuquerque r « 36 .« Memphis cy amount to $1.77 million. If the receive 11.5 percent federal tax free Nicaragua’s history, officials said. “Of course, I was very sorry to hear of Without including energy prices or the yJllinois Gov. Jam es R. Thompson Andiorage cy 36 17 .... Miami Been pc As in the past, we must alert the development costs are only $1,650,- interest on the $1,777 million bond Friday issued disaster declarations for his death,” he said at his home 0.2 percent drop in foi^ prices, the Asheville pc 50 SB .... Milwaukee cy The official newspaper, Barricada, Atlanta cy ffi 41 .... MioneaTOlis pc citizens of Manchester to the facts 000, why is it necessary to borrow issue. 20 more central Illinois counties flooded Thursday. “I knew Leon first and in Producer Price Index would have gone Billings c 33 S4 .... quoted Culture Minister Ernesto Nashville pc surrounding the Bennet Housing by the Illinois River. Damage to the many ways admired him most for his up 0.5 percent. Birmmgbarn cy SB 3B ... New Orleans r $127,000 more than required to cover d) The investment house handling Cardenal as charging Honduran and volunteering in prosecuting” the Boston c 41 U iM New York pc Proposal. the $1.65 million mortgage? In the the sale and issuance of the revenue state was pegged for the first time at U.S.-backed rightists were responsible Brwnsvll Tx.cy 71 SI IJS Oklahom Cfy r $100 million, bringing the three-state Missisippi governor in the landmark Buffalo cy 31 07 .... Omaha 1. At the Oct. 20 press conference, pension fund plan, $250,000 of syn­ bonds will receive approximately for the crash Thursday. No details were desegregation case at the University of Chrlstn s.C. pc m 46 .... P1iiladel[£u c Mr. G reenblatt of Community dication funds were used to reduce $200,000. according to Greenblatt. figure to $600 million. At least 22 people included to substantiate the accusation. Fighting in Tripoli; Charltt N.C. pc » s .... Phoenix died. Mississippi. Chican pc 37 t t .... Pittsbui^ r Development Corporation an­ the mortgage requirements to $1.4 e) There will be legal fees, com­ “That was an act of rare courage for a Cleveland s y 31 17 .QB Portland II. pc nounced a decrease in rentals as ■‘This is what the gringos do,” Israel may stay Columbus r 36 20 .... Portland Ore. c million. missions on the insurance, etc., Cardenal said, using a derogatory Texas lawyer.” Dallas r 44 43 JB Richmond c follows: This plan requires $377,000 more— which will be paid to some pr vate Denver cy 46^ SO .16 Anacin poisoning Spanish slang term to describe Jaworski was selected as a special By United Press International St. LouU r 1 Bedroom 1 Bath from $430 to we wonder why? lawyers, insurance firms, assistant U.S. attorney general in the Des Moines cy ■ 37 S3 .... Salt Lak ayhs Herald photo by Pinto Americans. Guerrillas loyal to Syrian occupation Detroit s 37 16 .... San Antonio r $390/month 5. Greenblatt explained how all maintenance concerns, etc. We attempted murder? early 1960s by Robert Kennedy to Duluth s 16 16 .... San Diego pc In Washington, State Department prosecute Mississippi Gov. Ross Barnett forces exchanged sniper fire with rival El Paso r 43 40 JO San Fruicisc c Deck the car 2 Bedroom 1 Bath from $460 to these numbers make it possible to wonder who will get all the satellite militiamen in Tripoli Friday, leaving Honolulu c 76 66 .... San Juan pc $430/month improve the cash flow in order for benefits — not the town. SAN JOSE, Calif. (UPI) - Police spokesman Alan Romberg said: “That’s for defying court orders to admit James IndianapoUs r 24 23 .... Seattle c parts of Lebanon’s second largest city 97 40 .... 2 Bedroom I'/z Bath from $490 to treated the near-fatal poisoning of a absurd, the United States did not have a Meredith as the school’s first black stu­ Jackson Min. r Spokane c. This car carries Christmas cheer wherever It tached to the front. It was photographed on the town to receive more income. f) Manchester's share will be a woman who swallowed a single under a virtual state of siege with no Jacksonville cy 66 80 .... Impa pc $460/month Under the pension plan, Greenblatt bag of peanuts. role in this, period.” dent. Kansas City s 36 36 60 Washington c goes. In the form of an evergreen wreath at­ South Main Street. cyanidelaced Anacin III capsule Friday water or electricity. U s Vf 51 47 A WichiU cy Greenblatt stated these decreases previously stated that over the first NOW, SEVER.AL comm ents as an attempted murder and began a Most of Tripoli was shut down in a utti« 43 36 .06 were due to the 3 percent drop in in­ 10 years the Town would earn ap­ general strike by merchants and search for other victims that may have terest rates from 14*/i percent to proximately $70,000. Under this have been made regarding the sale been overlooked. shopkeepers to protest four straight days of the Bennet property. To date, no of fighting that has left 25 dead and 125 Calendars t l ''2 percent. However, CDC should current plan, the figures which we Doctors reported Mrs. Sue Bowen. 30, have decreased the rents by ap­ have seen dated Nov. 9 indicate one has tried to sell this property. though in stable condition, suffered brain wounded. Police said two people were We recommend the town put the proximately $85/month or more and about $35,000 in 10 years for the stem damage from ingesting ten times killed by sniper fire Friday. Lottery Democratic Town Committee, 7.30 p.m.. Board CDC proposal on the back burner In London, Lebanese Foreign Minister not $40-$30-$30 as announced. These town. the accepted level of the cyanide hidden Room, Town Hail. and place the Bennet property in the Elie Salem asked Britain to join the mul­ rents of $390-$430-$460 included elec­ 6. The period of time to pay off the in the pain remedy and will have to un­ Manchester Wednesday hands of a team of bankers, dergo speech therapy and receive other tinational peace-keeping force to hasten tric heat and hot water. mortgage is 25 years but the lease is Parks and Recreation Commission, 7,30 p.m,. Plan­ businessmen and local competent prolonged treatment. the withdrawal of Israeli, Syrian and ning Office. Town Hall. 2. CDC then stated that the rents written to cover 40 years with three Winning numbers drawn Maine daily . 466. realtors to see if the property is Her husband, Richard Bowen, 29, who Palestinian forces from Lebanon. Monday Conservation Commission, 7.30 p.m.. Board Room, could be reduced by $45/month if the automatic renewals of 15 years Friday in New England: Rhode Island daily: 5835. Board of Eklucatlon, 7:30 p.m., 45 N. School St. said he suspected his wife had been But in Tel Aviv, a senior army planner Connecticut daily: 097. "4-40” Jackpot; 28-35-04-36. Town Hall. tenants were made to pay for their each. Thus, the lease can run for 85 salable. There are several options poisoned, submitted the tainted capsules said Israel might remain in Lebanon for Play Four; 6887. Public hearing with state legislators, 7:30 p.m., Lin­ North Coventry — Merrow Road Fire Substation Com­ which should be explored. New Hampshire daily: coln Center hearing room. own heat and hot water. Naturally, years — isn’t that ridiculous? for analysis after a hospital check failed anbther six months to a year. Vermont daily: 757. 4812. mittee, 7.30 o.m.. Nurse’s Office, Town Hall. The advantages of a sale would be Maj. Gen. Ehud Barak, chief of plan­ Permanent Memorial Day Committee, 7:30 p.m., CDC would like to get off the hook on Why is it necessary for the lease to detect the poisoning. Thursday the heating costs since several peo­ to run past the 25-year mortgage as follows: Police said Bowen will be given the ning in the Israeli general staff, told a Municipal Building hearing room. Cetnetary Committee, 1 p.m.. Nurse’s Office. Town ple have questioned the accuracy of period? As we understand it, this is 1. Increase the town's grand list polygraph test, described as “fairly stan­ civic luncheon that Israel and I«banon Tuesday Hall. and the taxable income of some $50,- Mental Health Council^ 3:30 p.m., Municipal Building the heating estimates. Of course, to protect the investors, not the town dard” procedure. Bowen volunteered to were ready to "prepare the grout. "’ for I Finance Committee, 7:30 p.m.. Board Room. Town 000 per year — no strings attached. withdrawal talks, but that Israel was A I • • • CB hearing room. this maneuver does not decrease the of Manchester. take the test. Hall. 2. Eliminate the need to go “ We are now regarding this case as an ready to stay in Lebanon for as long as a Data Processing Advisory Committee, 7:30 p.m.. rent, it transfers the heating cost to 7. Obviously, the lease is written Economic Development Commission, 7.30 p.m.. Plan- through the dog and pony show attempted murder,” Police Chief Joseph vear until a orouer arrangement could be Data Processing Office, Lincoln Center. the tenant. Thus, the cost to the te­ to protect ail the investors but not Board of Directors, 8 p.m., Lincoln Center hearing .ning Office, Town Hail. proposed by CDC, McNamara said. “We haven’t ruled worked out. , School Building Committee, 7.30 p.m., Rm. 18, High nant is the same as before. the town or the taxpayers, i.e., un­ room. 3. Eliminate any legal en­ anyone out as a suspect.” School. 3. With all the changes in the mix der Section 2, labelled Term, it Its®’ ■■ Today Is Saturday, Dec. 11, the 345th day of 1982 with W e d n e s d a y Gerald Park Association, 8 p.m.. Board Room, Town tanglements such as violation of Reagan appealing Advisory Park and Recreation Commission, 7:30 of apartments and rentals over the reads “The Lessor (town) may ter­ 20 to follow. Hall. civil rights with respect or restric­ p.m.. Municipal Building coffee room.' pest 6 months, the development minate this lease 18 years from the Nuke protesters The moon is moving toward its new phase. Friday ting the rental of the Bennet units to for MX approval The morning stars are Saturn and Jupiter. Commlssbn on Children and Youth, 7:30 p.m.. (rehab) cost of $1.65 million has date of issuance of the certificate of Judge of Probate. 9 a.m.. Board Room. Town Hall. remained constant, Mr. Greenblatt occupancy (sometime in late 1983) a limited group of candidates or denied a forum WASHINGTON (UPI) - Conceding he The evening stars are Mercury, Venus and Mars. Municipal Building hearing room. failure of the town to allow open bid­ Commission on the Handicapped, 7:30 p.m., Senior tried to explain this rat-e by payment of the fair market value faces a "tough fight,” President Reagan Those bom on this date are under the sign of Sagit­ ding with respect to Bennet. etc. NEW LONDON (UPI) - Permission Center. phenomenon but unfortunately his determined at the date of termina­ appealed Friday for Senate approval of tarius. This deal does nothing for you as a to address reporters and the public was The late New York City Mayor Fiorello LaGuardia Cheney Hall Board of Commissioners, 4 p.m.. words did not make sense nor would tion of the then remaining term! MX missile production money and taxpayer and in the long run will hit denied seven anti-nuclear protesters ac­ was bora Dec. 11, 1882. Municipal Building hearing room. Bolton they to any qualified builder or Can you imagine — the town is cused of breaking into the Electric Boat offered to compromise on his controver­ you where it hurts most — in your sial “dense-pack” basing scheme. On this date in history: Thursday Monday banker. Cost estimates are pure giving the property to the lesser, shipyard and vandalizing a Trident sub­ In 1816, Indiana was admitted to the union as the 10th Comment session, 6:30 p.m., Municipal Building Town Clerk, 7 p.m.. Town Hall. pocketbook. marine. “I can tell you I’m vitally concerned arithmetic. If you change the (non-profit corporation) for free but about this matter and I urge the S ^ te state. directors’ office. Tax Collector, 7 p.m., Town Hall. specifications for any reason, the will be able to buy it back after 18 The Board of Directors and the The seven were brought to New Lon­ Assessor/Bullding Official, 7 p.m.. Town Hall. to stand together to assure adequate In 1938, Britain’s King Edward 'VIII abdicated the Judge’s hours, 6:30 p.m.. Municipal Building probate cost estimate must go up or down. years for the then market value. Town Manager have failed to study don Superior Court Thursday for a pre­ throne to marry American divorcee Wallis Warfield Public Building Commission, 7:30 p.m.. Fireplace all of the various options for Bennet. trial conference, but were told they funds for the Peacekeeper,” Reagan told court. * Ask any builder and he will confirm Buy it back from a non-profit cor­ Simpson. His brother, the duke of Yotk, succeeded to Room, (Community Hail. Let’s hope they will now back off couldn’t bring their complaints about jail reporters in a hastily called Oval Office Downtown Coordinating Committee, 8 a.m.. Lincoln this fact. poration which represents the town? UPI photo the throne as King George VI. T uesday and investigate other options which life to Judge Sabino Tamborra nor dis­ question-and-answer session. Center hearing room. ^ 4. All of the other financial We wonder what the I.R.S. would "Every argument that I’ve heard” In 1041, four days after Japan attacked Pearl Harbor, Board of Fire Commissioners, 7:30 p.m.. Firehouse. cuss motions they intend to file. numbers involved in the syndication may be more favorable to the Town. against the hK, Reagan said, concerned Germany and Italy declared war on the United States. Republican Town Committee, 8 p.m.. Community say? Assistant State’s Attorney Harold In 1972, Apollo 17 astronauts Gene Cernan and Hall. and revenue bonding of this project 7. In addition jhere are several Dean called the request for a conversa­ Ready for cold winter his proposal to base 100 of the intercon­ tinental nuclear missiles in closely Harrison Schmitt landed on the moon for a three-day Coventry Wednesday have changed upward, i.e. other numbers that favor the in­ Robert Samuelson tion “merely an attempt to gain some This voluminous snow owl, photograph^ at the Frankfurt, Germany, exploration. Plannim Commission, 7:30 p.m.. Community Hall. Russell Smyth publicity.” And Tamborra said he saw no spaced silos in Wyoming. Reagan has a) The dollars to be derived froth vestors with no tangible advantage zoo, appears to be looking forward to a cold winter. Snow owls are at dubbed the missile the "Peacekeeper” Monday Zoning Commission, 7:30 p.m.. Fireplace Room, Com­ need for a discussion with the four men A thought for the day: American author Walt Whit­ munity HSU. and three women. home In the arctic. as vital to deter Soviet nuclear attack. Christmas Carol Sing, 6.30 p.m.. Board Room, Town man said, “I shaU use the words America and Hall. democracy as coa#rtlble terms.” Charter Revision Commission, 7.30 p.m., Board Office study committee Room, Town Hall. Coventry Taxpayers Association, 7.30 o.m., Board <^uote-HHufwote Room, Town Hall. Andover ruined, but they don’t get killed by the eervicea of Planning and Zoning —Inland and Wetlands Commis­ 'The courts are falling Into disrepair . . . more HlanrheBtrr H m ld sion, 7.30 p.m.. Planning Office, Town Hall. Monday agrees on some matters will fall behind and may literally break down the opposition.” Coventry Football Association, 8 p.m., Nurse’s Office. Town Clerk, 7 p.m., Town Office Building. before the end of this century." — Bobby Ray Inman, former CIA deputy dbae- Richard M. Diamond, Publlahar tor, compiaing spy novala to real wartd aa> Town Hall. Tax Collector, 7 p.m.. Town Office Building. — Warren Burger, Chief JuaUee of the UnHad Thomaa j:>fooper, Qanaral Manager Assessor, 7 p.m.. Town Office Building. A group of town officials studying the building instead or in what was Most of the cost, however, is in Statae, on hie predictions for the natlon’e pkmaga. (Pao^) Tuesday redistribution of space in the the old' police garage space. the early phases. "I got It In a glass case In my IMng room. It aita Sewer Referendum Task Force, 7.30 p.m.. Planning Planning and Zoning Commission, 7:30 p.m., Town Of­ overloeded court •ystom. USPS 327-500 VOL. Cll, No. e i fice Building. municipal office buildings One question broached, but not The group will meet again Jan. 5 "We're not naive. We understand that some of right on top of my television. It really helps with Office. Town Hall. Wednesday arrived at an informal resolved, was where to put an at 3:30 p.m. our differences are never going to be resolved. the reception." PUBSahsd dsSy sxospt Sunday SuogsMsd oarrHr raws ars consensus on several matters. elevatbr in the Municipal Building. That doesn’t mean we have to close the door on — 'Jolwmy Rogara, 1t72 Halaman Trophy and esrltln holidays by ths Hiao wsokly, 88.12,lor one The group decided, for instance, Paul Phillips, chairman of the Air quality report trade, close the door on meaningful arms reduc­ winiivsf on wnotv no now nw ManehtoWr Publahing Ca, 16 .month, t is a s Mr Smss months, that in renovating the Hail of Building Committee, suggested an tion discusslor).” ‘Thera ora problems with apoetrophaa that Bralnard Plios, MsnohsMsr, M.7O.MrWimanSwtiid061.4O HARTFORD (UPI) - The state Conn. 06040. Stoond olasstlw ons ysar. Mad ritss ars Open house fetes retiring reverend Records as a probate court it will be architect be h ii^ to study that. — Sen. Robert Dola, R-Kan., on the atatais of seem to pop up all over the country." ‘.poataga paid at ManohsMor, 'svaSsbM on FsqussL advisable to hire a mechanical The project is divided into several D epartm ent of Environmental the Atnorioan-8o«M ralallonahlp under now — DoniM Friedman, BngNah prolasaor at .Conn. POSTMASTER: Sand ad------engineer to study the heating and phases, with the move of probate to Protection Friday reported good air wdWlHifNRIi^V rSnjf vINwi Tlin AINwOpOVs Tldawalaf CommunHy CoSaga bi Vbgliila Saaoh, .droat ohangoo M ths ManolwtMr . ToptaossoMsMMdordMpMy man of the Heifer Project program. electricity needs. the Hall of Records as the first. quality levels for Connecticut. The Va., who oparalaa a “grammar holllna" Ttsrald, P.O. Sox sgt, advartlasmsnt. or w rsport a ‘ " CUVEiiN iittr — ine Second Congregational Church will DEP forecast good conditions "Richard Nixon has been In the penalty box ManohsaMr. Coon. 0SO4O. noun Nsm, awry or pMIurs Mss, bold an open house on Sunday to honor Robert K. He was also involved in the Hartford "Youth Plans are to replace the old Barbara B. Weinberg, of the long enough.” Buddy Ebaan Warren Burger answering talaphena quaatlaiM on proper statewide through Sunday. ------loss 64S2rtt. ORMo hours ars “ VBechtold, who la retiring as reverend there after IS Challenge" drug rehabilitation program. heating system with another. budget subcommittee of the Board — Chartoe Cdaon, tormar Nfaion WhHa Houaa English usage. To aubaotlbo, or M ropott a •S;S0 a.m. M 8 p.m. Monday '' ” years of service. The Rev. Bechtold served on the board of directors of It also decided it will be best to re­ of Directors, asked the administra­ ataWar, now a bom again Chrlatlan working wHh — National Ceunell ter a Raaponalbla "I'm an aroused dtlzan. The firs andangarad idasvtry proUsm, osS S47-SS46. .Swough FrMW- the Coventry Public Health Association, was vice chair­ tain individual air-conditioning units tion to prepare a cost breakdown by PlrMniM wINilicif raooft. ImumI faw tha auiiHMintroi .Oflioshoqrs SIS Se0sjn.M 6.00 : — — Bechtold’i term ia the longest of any reverend in the prioonora, aaybig enough Ibno baa paaaod for the B sa ss^m apa^aaw a ap aa^v apwaas^^awaasaa aaa the Uvea of my kids.” man of the Coventry Beautification Committee, was in­ instead of a central unit. Individual phases to help determine how much Abraham Lincoln was the only group on Iha I tS i aimtvaraary of lha aoaaaobta- — Buddy Ebaan, eater who arganiaad a eom- p.m. Monday through Friday and TJw ManstwaMr HsraM M a. recent history of the 237-year-oId inetitution. Amorioan paopla to fotW«a the former praoMonL 7 w to a.m. Sahirdsy. M lysry aubtoilbsr W UnSsd Prass biMr- strumental in renovating and modernizing the lake units will be cheaper initially and to should be financed in this fiscal president ever to undergo enemy llOfI rTMIOVfra KVtlilV^Qfs A graduate of Yale Divinity School, the 57-year-old ‘The assaasins of John F. Kannady, Martin mimNy arson waleb program far Ageure, CaEL, thouldb»madsbyBp.m. Mdh- luponal iwus swvtess and Is a beach area, and served on the ad hoc committee of the operate. year. gunfire. Lincoln faced Confederate "Soma spy novels have a lot of paopla being day wid.by 7:30 mamhsr ol Sw AudS Burma at ^ ’ Rev. Bechtold came to Coventry In 1967. Since then.he Luthar King and Robert F. Kennedy could Just as day through Friday i needs of the elderly. And the group concluded that a It is not necessary to do all the bullets at Fort Stevens, only a few killed, and In the real world that doesn’t happen. daaboyad 7E homos bi Dayton Co- .am..8sKirday. ClroulsSono. has left his mark on state and community affairs, ser- miles from the White House, where easily now as then obtain the guns that fired those vtgg as chairman of the Connecticut Kounaup tor The evrat will take place at the Community House on ramp for handicapped should be work and it is possible to pause after shots." Agenta In real life get arraatad, thair caraara get nyoite restored ramparts stand todiay. ^ • Hnnger In N81, and Connecticut and New England chair­ Route 44-A from 3 to 5 p.ni. The public Is invited. built at the entrance in the rear of given phases. MANCHESTER HERALD, Sat., Dec. 11, 1962 - 5 4 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Sat., Dec. 11, 1962

State nixes insurance rate hike a r t GENERAL N . AARON COOK • V l MANCHESTER By VukanI Magubane demand they face for the coming year,” his (M ike’s) recommendation and that “ If . they make the changes we f t ^ HEATING OIL United Press International Mike said. decision will be made in the near suggested and don’t change an}rthing else He also said the company was trying to future,” said Alan Holbrook, a and refile there shouldn’t be any HARTFORD — The state has rejected recoup previous losses which “ we felt spokesman for the North-Haven based problems,” Mike said. QUALITY SERVICE a $53 milllion rate hike request by Blue was not fair since in some cases they Blue Cross-Blue Shield. He said if the company makes any Cross-Blue Shield and the insurer said went back a number of years.” “ One thing that makes it possible for changes or wishes to argue the decision CALL Friday it probably will go along with Mike said he returned the request to us to act along those lines is that our cost containment programs continue to be they can start the filing process from the HAS IT! recommendations to reduce its revenue the company Thursday with suggestions beginning or else they can file a court request. for I’n.I. i li"" Phone MEMORIAL CO. headquarters of United with the city of Yonkers. employees six years ago and has Gower, who is in charge of the Medicaid fraud unit, 18 Main Street said the total fines ordered paid by the Lizzis — $131,- Technologies Corp. to protest UTC’s About 100 UAW supporters from seen its workforce drop to 375 since 0pp. East Cemetery CALL 649-5807 912.81 — was the largest dollar recovery by the unit decision to close its Otis Elevator Connecticut and Massachusetts it was purchased by UTC in 1976. •FOUL WEATHER SUITS 64M 531 plant in Yonkers. braced the frigid temperatures and since it was formed in July 1978. Mamdiester UTC, whose subsidiaries also •ROOTS •HOSE , ■’This is the opening salvo in joined the contingent from Yonkers The total amount in fines and restitution ordered paid QUALITY HARRISON ST. produce Pratt & Whitney jet © •OLOVES^TARPS^RESPIRATORS regards to our war against UTC,” in a show of support. as a result of the j l convictions obtained by the unit total Z ie b a r t MANCHESTER engines, Sikorsky helicopters and MEWlORIALS said Yonkers Mayor Angelo Mar- Martinelli said Yonkers planned $491,402.26 to date, Gower said. He said the cost of RustproofingRuttDrfMflnfl CcimnaAvCompiOy Carrier air conditioners, announced 5 O f« n M. a M a n c h e » t0r • 643- S f 0 7 | tinelli, who demanded to meet with to file a lawsuit against UTC operating the officee in same period was $225,000. FRKI KICKUO * DEUVinY New England Nov. 29 it would begin laying off the UTC chairman Harry Gray. charging the company with “ unfair In Uw Mniielm Wr Aran. 375 workers at the Yonkers plant in However. Martinelli was un- enrichment” and would seek com­ BUSINESS ADDRESS; February and close the plant in June succesful in his attempts to hand pensation from the company for the Vernon Industrial Place because the plant was unprofitable Mechanical Services, Inc. € 4 3 - ^ 7 2 deliver a letter to Gray. public monies spent on the Otis Shutdown order Clark Road “ft’s Us or EVERYTHING IN GLASS and could not keep up with A UTC spokesman said Gray was plant. "WE CAN'T HIDE BEHIND OUR-PRODUCT technological changes. Vernon, CT • DRAPERY • CARPET ^A LLC O V E R ir^ unavailable and referred Martinelli UTC, the nation’s seventh largest (Just off Rf. 8S, Vamon axit) Rust” 166 TUNNEL RD., VERNON, CONNECTICUT 06066 The co lo rfu l store thatsomes to your door. to George David, head of Otis manufacturing firm, was allowed to Martinelli denied the company JJL VRHTE GLASS CO.. Elevator Co. in North America. buy $14-miIlion worth of property was unprofitable and blamed UTC threatens layoffs ______T ^ : (203) 872-3361 Martinelli said he would no longer from the city for $1 million in for the shutdown. DECORATING DEN • CusfOfTi dropwry • wovun woodt * mlni-bllnde * b*diprwad$ meet with "underlings,” and was “ You don’t make a commitment • 4 D - 7 3 3 1 exchange for a UTC commitment to NEWINGTON (UPI) - Up to 250 employees of a • vwrficot blinda • twags'cornicwi • ohodwa finally allowed to go into the UTC stay in the city and provide jobs, he and then turn away from that com­ III'EH ,V) VK4HS EXPERIEM t: Newington office products manufacturer faced possible 131 OISSELL OT. MANCHESTEh Eep*rt dar6fot"'9 odv'ca o» • t.' •e- e-te w'*-,-.-.-r headquarters in downtown Hartford said. mitment,” Martinelli said. Agpoinlmanfa doyt a**mngt weoVendt. . . . < layoffs Friday after the firm was forced to shut down •MIRRORS pSHOWER DOORS •STORE FRONTS to deliver the letter to Gray’s Martinelli said he would take his He said the city had the support of equipment because of unsafe emission levels of the car­ •SAFETY GLASS •BATHTUB ENCLdSURES •ETQ secretary. battle against UTC to the president New York Gov.-elect Mario Cuomo cinogen benzene. Martinelli. who arrived in a bus and Congress and will initiate an in­ and the New York Legislature. - Stanley Pac, commissioner of the Department of En­ J. B. ELECTRONICS vironmental Protection, told Roytype to shut down one PAMOUa BRAND STEREO • MllJSIC AMPS • TV of its two typewriter ribbon coating machines because The Right Hair SALES AND SERVICE high levels of benzene were being spewed from an in­ Style “RAZpFJ’SJDQ^^^ TELEVISION - APPLIANCES Legislator says aid effort cinerator stack. The Right Hair MLMIIKSri-:R I 1 -— A level of 10 parts per million is allowed by the Oc­ Products t z z m 1 I Mg AEAM UTE _ — o o o cupational Safety and Health Administration. Tests at Right Here L pm jM Tji 16T For Your ] HOME IMOVDKIIT Roytype showed an average 11.6 parts per million of benzene with concentrations as high as 15.5 parts per is plagued with problems j a c k BFRTRAND 6 4 3 -1 2 6 2 million. IvnifUte 6 4 9 -3 5 8 9 Gerald Fomiss, general manager of Roytype, said Nnt U $lt» I flMf HARTFORD (UPI) - The program was revised this year after Thursday the plant couldn’t operate at full capacity with ENERGY SOURCES human resources department. .SjicriniibiriR in W iru’» « revamped state program for helping problems developed when the one coating machine idle. He said up to 84 more “ The bottom line of this chaos is Solar EiMroy >• Fi«a and Abundontt fUgM the needy pay their winter heating program ran out of money and the employees could be layed o ff if the second machine has TRAVEL OLCOTT PACKAGE STORE ^ ■ that only 2,300 applications have nowUneto Sam will help you invoM tai io ta r bills came under renewed attack previous program had money left to be shut down. •04 CENTER ST. MANCHESTER. CT. I been finalized, and since the MERCURY ™ E yC Y Friday from a Waterbury lawmaker over at the end of the heating Pac said Roytype, which moved to Newington from EquIpnMntiClMofcwHhllwIRB 1-600.446. Pina Shopping Plata I department’s cbmputer is incorrect­ who charged it was plagued with ad­ season. West Hartford a year ago, has been operating with tem­ 9000 on Solar Tax Cradllo, Mid thiMi oMI ly program more might not be ministration problems. porary construction and testing permits and won’t be J forthcoming for several days,” he DISCOUNT LIQUOR STORE Rep. John Rowland, RWaterbury, Rowland said the system set up given a permanent operating permit until the bepzene . . . ..__In m said in a statement. Phone 648-2786 m I O m of MunchMfur’9 U rgM t Sdltcllont Of FIq u tu I C^umlco in ■ said the state had a backlog of more this heating season to process level is down to five parts per million. He said th^ com­ Ia IR CONDITIONING, REFRIGERATION, HEATING. ENERGY applications handled by the Depart­ NO SERVICE CHARGE i Stock. Our Volumn 8av« You Monuy. lOO i O^pocluU than 16,000 applications from people Rowland called for determining pany then will be ordered to develop procedu re for \ Maatkir Charge and Vlaa Accapfd § seeking assistance under the winter ment of Human Resources required eligibility under the program at reducing the emissions to one part per million. 'I Tofo-ChockTeltCheck ■ I energy assistance program. that applications be sent around the community action agencies where w & s tm s s s T tmmn Owki te M i* tIMN Rowland blamed the backlog on state. the applications are taken, which he Im rn m n m it HiMCtiMtir MANAGEMENT, SHEET METAL CONTRACTORS said would “ avUkl 'URr’ cliaus .flow “ the cumbersome process” used by He said applications were sent to the Department of Human plaguing the program.” MINI r-M W IMUM IM. Hartford by the community action Band leader sentenced Cu$t0Ei Kitchefl Center M l ciaTiii IT • axscMfna sss-vri Resources to process applications agencies for review, then went to An official in the Department of New England Mechanical Services, Inc., esiablished in 1 ^ , is taken in by community action agen­ ANSONIA (UPI) — Francis Cormier, the former Kitchen A Bathroom RemosleUng Niantic to be punched into a com­ Human Resources said he had not W e have something COMfUTI fNETWe $ C W m EONKI cies around the state. leader of the Enfield-based Connecticut Valley Drum puter, then to another agency for seen Rowland’s charges and thus I f S s W a l and air conditioning, ^efrigeratton h e a ^ LOW COST PRINTING The $38-miIIion assistance programming and finally back to the couldn’t comment on them. and Bugle Corps, has been sentenced to six months in Visft Our Showroom A t for your air WHILE YOU WAIT (PHOTO RIAOV) prison on a sexual assault conviction. that you do n ’t have systems, and energy management. There are P^^sOTtly ^ | ^ ^ ypu SMts ctfu • stinsm • amn ttsn Cormier, 35, pleaded guilty to fourth degree sexual 25 Olcott Strsst ice, conkruction, sheet metal and energy management departments to serve you. assault for fondling a 10-year-old corps member on an Mon. - Sat 9 - 6:30 and that’s a big advantage Satisfied customers have been our best a dvertisement. ^ t .Ml I N »aiA\ I l ' N AMI Most Democrats given titles overnight trip May 15. He was sentenced to one year in NIVA S« W M COPIfkl jail with six montts suspended and was placed on two Thur8.tlll9PM • OPT \ll years probation. CLO TH ^ H ARTFO RD (U P I) - Titles have The titles range from Senate He also was fined $515, which included court costs. “ I don’t want them having a bunch AND been passed out to all 23 Senate president to House speaker, majori­ of extra leaders and d r a u ^ upon Cormier is serving the sentenced at New Haven Correc­ H4 H TF0IIO Democrats and almost half of the 88 ty leaders, minority leaders, com­ tional Center. ★ SCIRNCEl'^ OSTRINSKY, INC. extra funds for assistant le a d m ’ I K S i T A M p F i e43-si7» «*3 srji House Democrats elected to the 1963. mittee chairmen, and assistant salaries,” Stolberg said. HADE TOI OOBER.ODDER. LALAROB M E ASaORTIMIASaORTMENT OS I WITH THIS 731 PASKER 9T , MANCMISTIP Legislature in a move that will add majority and minority leaders. Assistants read and help refine STOOKiTM)SPjlTpaEtEOtmQM._ I COUPOH up to bigger paychecks for the law- Committee chairmen are paid an bills introduced during the Sales director indicted i r EMBNAWIIM niakers. 728-6600 extra $1,000. Assistants and party legislative session. They also advise •61.00 OPP - OHE TOUCH CAR WASH 871-1111 SOUTH WINDSOR (U P I) - A federal grand jury has CALL US FIRST! In the Senate, there are more whips receive an added $2,000. When leaders on faults in bills and indicted Ormand Runnels, former sales director of •61.60 OPP - h o t o r t o t a l t o u c h ' 50 FT. TRUCK SCALF leaders than followers among the 13 totaled, there are $140,000 worth of whether there is enough support for ★ IRAOIIETICtMNS Gerber Systenu Technology, for allegedly billing I OFFER VAUD TEIRU 12/17/82 Republicans and 11 of the 63 House titles in the Legislature. legislation. PULL MARRETie OR W MO U» RmES LICENSED PU6LIC WEIGHTS Gerber and another employer for $72,000 in plumy place­ Re|>ublicans have titles. House Speaker-elect Irving When asked why House I OtHTLI TOUCH CAR-WASH DEALERS IN IRON, METALS. PAPERS ment fees. QUSINEtS CAROS "The Legislature is no different Stolberg, D-New Haven, said he ap­ Democrats needed 12 assistant « aRLECTKM OF TVM amBR, LOROS a RORORM IjlS 3** IHnohester Parkarte WE SEU • WE SERWCE WE CARE Runnels, 50, of Manchester, is charged with eight than other human beings,” said pointed 12 assistant majority majority leaders. Majority Leader counts of interstate transportation of money obtained by MAMflftTniMMntTAMFS Senate Republican Leader Philip leaders — five more than there were John Groppo of Winsted said the fraud. He could face up to 80 years in prison and an $80,- Robertson of Oieshire. "Society is this year — because the Republicans question should be referred to PrinUmg— hngrevsns aimed at the seeking of titles.” a d d ^ more. Stolberg. 000 fine. II • I ■■ *iwminn 6 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Sat., Dec. 11. 1962 MANCHESTBH HERALD. Sat.. Dec. 11. 1982 - 7 Richard M. Diamond, Pvibllahor Dan Fitts, Editor opinion Alex Qlrelll, City Editor Saturday TV 7:00 A.M. 0 - SEvar Spoons Tha Stratton rock and new wave jom togamar buakwaa ompka la thraataned in this benefit concert to M the CD CD - CsnUSn Kongwoo when Edward Stratton and hla aa- people of Cembodie. The Oeah, CD - VVoiM Tomonow cratary hova a fight. The W ho. Paul McCartney. Jack CD - IHy Ttira* Sant Saturday 8:45 P.M. 12:30 A.M. Guest commentary C D -N a w t 0 - Togolhar bi Conoort: Toz CD - AH In the FemUy Anderson ® - SStgCto OortCe Banako S hia Orohoatm 9 -Money Week ® - ESPN’s Sportefatum 9:00 P.M. 1:00 A.M. ® - USA P m t nts CD 0 - Love Boat CD - Senfordend Son ®-NoPngiamt Patrick Duffy, best known as 0 - Ovatkm Todey'a programa CD - MOVIE: 'Night OeHery' ^ tnnK vnov* Bobby Ewing of "Dallas," leaves ara T h a Mon You Loved to Hata' Three aupematurel tales. 1. A Republicans could be successful, if ... and ‘Hollywood Boulavard.’ (2 despicable young man murders 18) - Naws/Spmta/Wtalhtr his 10-gallon hat behind for his hra.) his waeltiiy isida, than auffors a O - Johnny Qutst role In C R Y F O R T H E 0 - AM Sorvica Ravatotkm strange hwnting. 2. A wealthy leadership could have had a field convention delegates, with one a - MOVIE: 'A Chrittmaa STRANGCRS, to air on the woman, blind ainca birth, buys a Kditor's INote: The following ( 8 ) - N a w a day with such missteps but exception that proved the rule, Caiol' An oM man la chanoad by "CBS Saturday Night Movie" on poor man's eyaa for an opanition is by Robert J. Smith of 43 tha apMn of Chriatmaa Paat, Pra- Dec. 11. This premiere TV-movIe 0 - G lm m o A Brook Nek be- that will give her 12 hours of Republican spokesmen and were brought out of committee, aant and Futura on Chriatmaa comat a door-to-door salatman Harvard Road, a former GOP about the strange happenings In sight. 3. A fugitive Nazi eacapas At least with the Democrats we could he directors have generally been not for purposes of representa­ Consuls Eva. Ragkitld Owan, Qana Lock­ for Amazo Vac. from the horrors of his past with diatriet leader. a PacKIc Northwestern village tion but because they were Lew hart. Lao Q. Carrol. 1038. 0 - Eatudio de Lola Programa daily visits to a particular palming. reasonably sure what will happen and that the passive or slow on the up-take, a - ratio Around tha World also stars Cindy Pickett, Law­ da variadad musical con Lota Bal- Joan Crawford, Barry Sullivan, By Robert J. Smith Roddy fifoDowaH. 1969. attacking mainly when the Rome votes. a-FalihlorToday rence Pressman and Brian Kellh. tran y aus artiatas invitados. town will keep functioning as it has done. CHECK LISTIIK3S FOR EXACT TIME CD - MOVIE: 'In the DeyH's In a letter in this column on Democrats are supported by the If the public sensed that the a - Mambiglown 0 - M O V IE : ’Bockot’ Richard selection of director candidates labeled ©isescompulog Burton and Patar O'Toola star in Garden’ July 1, 1 urged the Manchester facts. 7:30 A.M. this acdsimad historical dramati­ G D - Beat of M idnight Spedels Republican town committee to Nevertheless, if 1983 brings a by the selection committee was CE-Popaya zation of tha twaith cantury con­ 9 - Mkinight Special being managed principally to flict batwaan Hanry II of England find a candidate other than the - lot more poorly researched C D -O a t Smart and his ciosa friand Thomas @ ) - Sports incumbent. Walter Joyner, for proposals from the Democrats, satisfy the vanity or gre^ of the PLO pals CD - Orawlng Yaara a’Backat, who became Arch­ 9 - Medeme's Place ^iseacompuioa' bishop of Canterbury. the state District 12 nomination. Democrats? Still on the subject of the daily their party could be vulnerable biggies, then no matter how ® - PMc Panthar Show 9 - Despedida My reasoning was that Joyner The public will look at the par­ operations of the town, the This will be true even if the sincere the candidates ® - 8 M School 9:15 P.M. ( 9 - Freeze Frame had not contributed in Hartford ty packages and the individual Republican town committee has Republican Town Committee themselves were, they would WASHINGTON - An angry 0 - Star Trak Cartoon 9 - Freeman Reports ' 1:15A.M. toward his district’s interests. candidates. There are at least to face up to the question of what shows it wouldn't know what to have a severe handicap. ® -8 p o r ta 9:30 P.Ma^ GD - Perry Meson change has been made on Capitol > Aak tha Manager Nathvilla mechanism. Roger Moore, Topol, a - Sporta BWy 9 - Love, Sidney Sidney’s un­ This diagnosis proved sound, two aspects of running the town. to do with the town General do next if it had the responsibility Putting this another way, the Carola Bouquet. 1981. Rated PG. Hill that the U.S. consulate in a - Prlnca and tha Paupar (S ) - Wild America 'Living with 0 -T .V . Communty CoHaga cle provides Sidney with an 1:30 A.M. since the only issue raised in the Firstly there is the nuts and Manager Robert B. Weiss. It is for running the town thrust upon Republicans need candidates VWdNfe.' Tonight's program 9 - Rafno Balvaja Jerusalem has become a nest of a - MOVIE; ‘Modam - Mia Huaapadaa Comedia unexpected revelation about his C D - Carter Country who don't look like either hacks looks at how wa can best live musical aobre una casa da 9 * MOVIE: 'Snow Quean' mother. campaign was his lack of record, bolts, the side of things handled important to know the position of it. Palestine Liberation Organization Problems' A young man be­ CD - MOVIE; The Inapactor with and prasarva our natural har- huaspadas y las situacionas com- Animated feature length cartoon eventual Republican candidates or sacrificial lambs. Can such comes teMiinetic after acciden­ 0 - Srxnathlng Special; OsnoraT A town clown is forced and he did lose. by the town clerk, the treasurer, Which brings us to the real sympathizers. itaga of wNdlifa. icaa qua anvualvan aus of this popular fairy tale, ^ n d ra tally being splashed with nudeer Peggy Lea to impersonate a visiting Inspec­ It is reasonable to follow on the issue of his retention. meat of the 1983 package the people be found and be persuaded huaspadas. Maria Victoria. Dae, Patty McCormack, Tom m y etc. Secondly there is the policy­ waste. Chevy Chase. 1981. 11:00 A.M. 0 - Incrolbla Programa en el tor General. Danny Kaye, Elsa Kirk, Louisa Arthur. 1 9 ^ through and read the political making side involving the boards At least with the Democrats voters will be looking at — the to run? Maybe anyone willing to The charge came up during a “ Cevrescolenciea CD 0 - Soooby, Scrappy. ® - MOVIE: Mr. And Mrs. cual personas interpretan actoa Lanchester, Barbara Dates. 1949. . closed-door confrontation that has Yabba-Doo/Puppv Show North' A famous mystery couple 6:00 P.M. conaidaradoa incraiblaa o diatin- signs for the next town election, of directors and education. we could be reasonably sure what director candidates. run. under present conditions in ® -Ja ta o n a find a corpse in their closet to be 0 - MOVIE: The Wild Qaeao' toa. A band of mercenaries attempts much as the Manchester Herald will happen and that the town Tom Ferguson has been known the Republican Party, by that enlivened the backstage debate over CD - AE Star WraaUIng quite hilanous. Gracia Allen, Paul CD - Eyawitnaaa Nawa The nuts and bolts side may be 8:00 A.M. 9 - MOVIE: 'Tape' Cadets an impossible task in Africa. Ri­ 0 - Future Sport Kelly. 1942 " CD - Staraky and Hutch did in its editorial of Nov. 29. ,, the most cricial of the two. To be will keep functioning as it has to brag, it seems with justifica­ fact itself would already look the Middle East. Rep. James CD CD - Spaad Buggy threatened with the closing of chard Burton, Roger Moore. Ri­ C D -N o w s The local party leaders are sub­ good at it, a person must have done. (I see flaws in Mr. Weiss’ tion, that he has run the local bad. Schuer, D-N.Y., called Morris CD - SuEwinlda 9 - Inaida tha NFL Lan Daw­ 2:15 P.M. their school incite a student rebel­ chard Harris. 1978. son and Nick Buoniconti analyze C D -R a c in g lion. Timothy Hutton, George C. dued as of this writing. Curt speciai insights and attitudes and work but do admit that the town Republican Party from behind In summary, the editorial of Draper, deputy assistant secretary CD a - Suptr Ftlandt this week's NFL action and look 0 - Health Week 9 “ Crossfire 0 - Star Trek Scon. 1981. Smith, the Republican town hasn't been ruined yet.) the scenes for years. One of his Nov. 29 is too encouraging to the of state for the Middle Elast, on the CD - Chrlatophar Cloaa-Up ahead to next week's games. 2:30 P.M. 9 - MOVIE: 'Games Girls should above all be utterly 0 - Timo-Out Thaatsr Today's 9:45 P.M. Play' Boarding school girls com­ ®-Cartoona 0 - NFL Weak In Rovlaw 0 - Hoataaa Family Clasaica chairman, has been relatively familiar with the details of town It may be thought by these tools seems to have been the Republicans. carpet. program Is '1982 Wortd Bsrafoot 9 - World Cup Soccer: Toyota pete to see vkfho can bed the high­ 0 - N o w a quiet after his contemptible at­ government. The Democratic comments that the Republicans, selection committee of town Given the leadership, both a - ESPN SportaCantar 0 - Ara You Anybody? ChampionaNps.' (60 min.) Europeans va. S. American est ranking diplomat. Rated R. The congressman complained a - Enunat Ottar'a Jug Band 0 0 - IncradibCi Hulk and 0 - Evans and Novak 0 - Festival of Faith Cupe w 9 - Christian Children's Fund tacks in the probate judgp cam­ strength in this aspect is in my mind, have struck out committee. The selection com­ overt and covert, of the Chrlahnaa Emmet and Ma the Amazing Spider-Man about the pro-Palestinian attitude of 0 - MOVIE: 'A Chriatmaa 0 - Kung Fu 10:00P.M. 9 - MOVIE: Chariia Chan at paign. His opposite number, Ted awesome. Their list of experts already. But the Democrats, at mittee, although its membership Repubiican Town Committee, mother compete againat a band 9 “ Three Stooges C a rd ' An old man is changed by the Olympics' Detective Chan the U.S. consul and his staff. Draper of tougha In a local talam contact, 0 - Nawa/Sporta/Waathar C D - N e w s Cummings, is going through a starts with Ed Tomkiel, Herb the policy-making level, have is not static, does seem per­ the only way it can win a town (B ) - Nature 'In Praise of God.' tha spiritt of Christmas Past, Pre­ solves a murder that almost dis­ Klepto-kid 0 - Nawacantar pensive phase following un­ Stevenson. Roger Negro and shown weakness. sistently to have goals in mind election is. to use a racing snapped back with a vehement a - USA Praaanta Tonight's program focuses on sent and Futura on Christmas C D 0 - Fantasy Island A wai- rupts the Olympics. Warner a - Utda Raacala the naturalists who ware among Eve. Reginald Owan, Gene Lock­ 0 - Sneak Previews tress wants to impress the Oland, Katherine DeMille. 1937. defense of the diplomats. Maureen Teefy stars as a young girl whose hart, Leo G. Carroll. 1938. daughter she has never seen and fulfilled campaigns for the other Raul Rhillips. Too many boondoggles get other than the straightforward metaphor, for the Democrats to tha first to study animal behavior. 9 ’ MOVIE: 'Across tha O n a t (8 ) - Nawa/Sporta/Waothar ISO min.) - a kleptomaniac wants to be 2:00 A.M. legislative seats. Would 1. as a Republican, trust pushed and it seems more luck one. fall down. FROM SECRET records of the shoplifting sprees result In her arrest In 3:00 P.M. Dhrlda' T w o orphans travel west cured. |60 min.) a a - FNntstona Funniaa to claim their land kiheritonca. CD - News/Sign Off Thus, the 1983 trends are not But, of course, our Democrat "Portrait of a Teenage Shoplifter,” to be 11:15A.M. C5D - MOVIE: 'Avenging such people to run the mechanics than anything else when one of For instance, last year’s can­ meeting, my associate Lucette a - Taatro Fantaatico Heather Rattray, Marie Hall, Rob­ GD - Solid Gold Eaglaa* A kung fu fighter ioins - 8 R O : Country Rock *82 yet set and the outside observer of the town's government their bad proposals gets didates for director were chosen, directors do make trouble for rebroadcast on "The CBS Afternoon 0 - Sports ert Logan. 1976. Lagnado has put together an ac­ a - That Taan Show forces with a young swordsman The Oakridge Boys, the Charlie G D - Pn>9 contid Daniels Band and Roaanne Cash may make objective projections adequately? Yes, indeed. But thwarted. To name a few ideas on the face of it, for the property themselves and with the addition count of what happened behind Playhouse” Sunday. 8:30A.M. 11:30 A.M. to fight tha swordsman’s clan, 0 - M*A*S*H 9 - MOVIE: 'My Love' A CD - Kirisworld which ha left after being forced to perform some of their big hits. young boy and a murderer com­ on the basis of the parties' where are the Republican that weren't really needed; the that they would not rock the boat of the hot water Mr. Weiss puts closed doors. The session was sup­ CD CD - Pandamonium 6:30 P.M. CD - Maatbolla S Spaghetti murder tha kung fu figfoer's wife. 9 - CNN Haadlina News pete for a teacher’s affection. capabilities without the distrac­ counterparts, the Republicans paramedics, the Main and Center and would go politely to defeat — them in from time to time, their posed to have been a briefing for CD - laurel S Hardy CD (D - CBS Nawa Glenn Ford, Christina Raines. A n ­ (Tf) - Twilight Zone CD - MOVIE: 'Cher An Argen- 9 - Naws/Sports/Woather tion of ephemeral issues. who know about the forms and streets "straightening," the a real contest in 1981 would have opponents always have a vague Scheuer, who had recently returned CD a - Pac Man/UtUa tinian doctor, Che Guevara, turns CD 0 - N a w a drew Prine. 1975 0 - S k i School 9 ^9 - Devlin Connection The question is, of course. Can details of municipal original Great Lawn proposal. stirred up things for the state chance of lucking out. Rfacala/RIchia Rich to violance in the pursuit of N 9 CD - In Search of.... Nick is framed for murder by an 9 - Sports from an inspection trip to the Middle Voickersfars own apocalyptic vision. Omar the Republican town committee government? Mainly purged There is activity and a wealth races in 1982 with the possibility ilowever. as a taxpayer. I’d be CD - Appla PoUahara 0 - NFL Waakly Magazine 0 - NFL Gams of tha Waak international jewel thief. (60 min.) 9 - MOVIE: 'Just a Gigolo' A East. 0 - NCAA Preview Sharif. Jack Palance, Barbara Prussian army veteran drifts convince a majority of voters of additional risk to the in­ apprehensive if the Republicans ®-SportaBiny Luna. 1969. 0 - MOVIE: 'Modam 9 - MOVIE: 'A Clockwork from the town committee early of ideas among the Democrats Problams' A young man be­ Orange' A pathological anti-hero through Germany from one de­ 12:00 P.M. GD - Laugh Trax that it and its candidates would in 1982. The town committee has but sometimes a. shortage of cumbents. ilid win. under present con­ Scheuer got right to the point. He a - Scholaetic Sports Acad, comes telakinetic after accidan- nriea a gang of young punka in a meaning job to another. David CD CD - NFL Today Bowie, Kim Novak, Marlene Die­ 'Also the names of the 1982 state ditions. confronted Draper with information a - Abbott attd Coatallo 0 • Bchdastic Bports Acad. tally being aptashad with nuclear modem society where violence run the town better than the no one to mind the store. judgment. Real Republican ABC 'Closeup' imprisons peaceful citizena in trich. 1981. he and his aides had gathered about 1 8 )- Wg Story CD - Amarloa’s Top Ton ( S ) - N e w s waste. Chevy Chase. 1981. - ABC Waokond Spodal Rated PG. their own homes. Malcolm 2:30 A.M. a a - 8Mrt Talaa CD 9 - MOVIE: 'This Is tha Army' McDowell. Patrick Magee, A d ­ the Jerusalem consul general, Bran­ Crossfire a - MOVIE: 'Rock For CD - Hardy Boya/Nancy Draw The film version of Broadway’s 9 - rienne Cirri. 1971. Rated R. G2) - ESPN SportsCenter don Grove. rousing salute to the fighting men 0 -N B C Nawa Kampuchoa' Muaical artiste of (Tf) - Entertainment This Week 10:30P.M. 9 - Crossfire Guest editorial examines Fed rock and new wave Join together of W oild W ar II features songs by 0 - SurvisI Special 'Parents of Irvirra Berlin and a supporting cast Scheuer accused Grove and his In thia benefit concert to aid the 0 - NFL Game of tho Wook the W ild.’ Tonight's program CD-Black Nawa 3:00 A.M. Commentary of Gl’a. George Murphy, Joan people of Cambodia. The Clash, 0 - SRO: Country Rock ’82 looks at how various creatures 0 - Americe'a Top Tan CD - MOVIE: All the Young staff of favoring radical Lealia, Ronald Reagan. 1943. M a n ' A company in Korea loses Tha Who, Paul McCartney. The Oakridge Boya, the Charlie raise, care for and protect their 9 - Independent Network Palestinians and ignoring moderate By Kenneth R. Clark - Mr. Moon’s Maglo CIvouo Denials Band and Rosanna Cash 9 - to Mafor dal MundM: young. |60 min.) their commander and resents the perform soma of thak big hits. Pdonia va. Bdgloa '» Negro sergeant who replaces Peacemaker? leaders on the West Bank who are UPl TV Reporter him. Alan Ladd, Sidney Pokier, 8:00A.M. 0 - MOVIE: 'FIglitirfg Youth' 10:45 P.M. more receptive to an accommoda­ 3:15 P.M. 7:00 P.M. James Darren. 1960. NEW YORK (UPI) — The Federal Reserve Board CD CD - OHHgan’a Planat 0 - MOVIE: 'Tarzan Eacapas’ 9 - Myateiyl 'Melissa.' Doctor Manchester's unjust! tion with Israel. 0 - S p a c i a l CD - Agronsky Si Co Swaniey insists Guy was under 9 - MOVIE: 'Robinson Crusoe which seems to manipulate interest rates and the money CD - Lima Raacala Tarzan is taken prisoner by a big- 0 - Walcoma Back Kottar hia paycNatric care while Melissa and the Ttger* An animal's eye- CD - NItM on New Jersey game hunter who wants to put 3:30 P.M. CD view updating the famous story Or warmaker? Scheuer specifically mentioned supply as though they were pieces in a cosmic Monopoly him on exhibition in England. is revealed to be a compulsive of shipwrecked Robinson Crusoe ® - Yankaa Doodla Crickat Johnny Weissmullar, Maureen CD CD - N C A A Baakatball; CD - Sha Na Na gambler. |60 min.) [Closed Cap­ Mustafa Dudeen, a prominent West game, is like a black hole. The average citizen may Houston at Syracuse and his twenty-five years on a de­ accept the proposition that it is there, but he hasn’t the a - NCAA Inatruct ional O'Sullivan, Ian Hunter. 1936. CD 0 - Muppat Show tioned] Editor's note: On Saturdays enemy attack would be only par­ ' to Dy Manchester officials as the Bank leader and former official un­ - MOVIE: 'Flash Gordon' sert island. Hugo Stiglitz, Ahui. \ Editor's note: The following had petitioned the Cheney Brothers, Sarlaa 0 - Nswa/Sports/Wsathar 0 11:00 P.M. tile Manchester Herald reprints foggiest notion of how it works. Flash fights to save Earth from Q D -S a in t 1972 tially successful; The first appeared last week in the weekly the owners of the South Manchester new line to serve Glastonbury der King Hussein of Jordan. Dudeen ( 9 - MOVIE: ’Flaah Qordon' 0 - Happy Days Again C£) - Eyewitness News editorials from other New ABC will spell out its (unction Sunday from 7-8 p.m„ Flash hghtt to save Earth from Ming tha Merciless. Sam J. 0 - Dance Fever 9 - News/Sports/Weather Glastonbury Citizen as a letter to Water Company, to run the water residents. despises the PLO, supports the Jonas, Melody Anderson, Max explosion of an enemy warhead EST, in an ABC "Closeup” documentary titled “The Ming ^ Marcilase. Sam J. 0 - T.V . Communty CoHaga 0 - ESPN SportaCantar □D - MOVIE: 'MargoHe 3:15A.M. England newspapers. The the editor. The writer, a Glaston­ The comparisons to our situation Camp David agreement and has Von Sydow. Rated PG. Momingstar* Story of young would, in a phenomenon known line along Manchester Road and not Money Masters,” and in so doing, put the spotlight on Jonas. Melody Anderson. Max 9 - Paiicula: 'Lae Rosas dal 0 - Sports Praha 0 - M O V IE : B o y .' Night O u t' following is from the Berkshire bury resident, was responding to Von Sydow. Rated PG. Mllagro' GB - Greatest Bports Legends love and the struggle between over the hills directly to the mills on Manchester Road that have been been outspoken in bis support of a growing congressional discontent with the FED’s in­ 0 - Solid Gold decency and desire. Gene Kelly, Four men from Connecticut de­ (Mass.) Eagle. as ‘‘fratricide,’’ destroy other an editorial that had appeared in ® - 'Your Meg. for Women 0 - stylo with a siphon-type system. The made by Manchester officials and peaceful settlement with Israel. As dependence. 9 - Championship Wrestling 0 - Nawa Natalie W ood, Ed W ynn. 1958. cide to establish a Manhattan hi­ Soviet missiles coming in. the Citizen. O - Teraan 9 “ Hogan's Heroes 0 - MOVIE: 'Homo for tha deaway. Kim Novak, James The MX missile Ronald shallow wells oU the Manchester others, therefore, all conqpare our a result, he. has reportedly been Federal Reserve Chairman Paul Volcker—a 6-foot, 5- Holldaya' Convinced that his se­ 0 - Toda Una VMa CD (X) 9 ® - Nows Gamer. Tony Randall. 1962. Granted, a dense-pack ( S ) - News 9 - Candlapin Bowling Reagan wants to deploy By Richard J. Salomon Road residents of those items were situation to brand-new water in­ marked for assassination by the ineb giant with an omnipresent cigar and the air of a cond wife is trying to poison him, 0 - 1982 Indspondanca CD - Paul Hogan 3:30 A.M. arrangement of missiles in benevolent despot — is the star of the show. O O - Smurfs 18) - Personal Ftnanca an aging father summons his four Bowl: Wisconsin va. Kansas 9 ■ ESPN SportsCenter dry periodically and they wanted a stallations where no water service PLO and their radical West Bank d au^ters to ask for their protec­ Stats GD - Winterworid Series threatens to destabilize the The editorial pertaining to the • Buibu|es Pro^ema infantil G 9 - Night Flight Tonight’s pro­ superhardened silos might, in­ He, with six colleagues on the board, can raise or 12:30 P.M. tion. Eleanor Parker. Julia Harris. better supply of water. existed previously. That comparison supporters. producido en Mexico. 0 -M * A * S * H grams are 'Take Off,' 'Space strategic balance for two water controversy on Manchester lower the interest rate at will, swinging the nation’s CD CD - NFL Football: Sally Field. 1972 deed, create enough uncertainty Since many of them worked in the is invalid. 9 - MOVIE: *A Christmae Philadelphia at New York 0 - May’s Mirada Cadet,' 'Night Flight's Interview,' 3:45 A.M. reasons. One is that the MX is Road echoes the same viewpoint AS A SUPPORTER of both economy from the fires of inflation to the deep freeze of Carol' Miserly Ebeneier Scrooge 0 - N F L ‘82 'Randy Newman,' 'Space Cadet,' in Soviet officials’ minds to Cheney Mills and the Cheney We have had water service before Giants 7:15 P.M. 9 - M O V IE; 'Th e Border* A accurate enough and its multiple that Mr. Weiss, the Manchester Israel and the United States, recession without a word of advice or consent from it changed by the splrtte of Christ­ 0 - MOVIE; ‘It Started with 'Video Artist,' 'Boston Rocks,' man wages war against corrupt make a surprise attack appear the improvements began. Our town ( D - That's M y Name "1^ Comic,' and 'New Wave town manager, has been trying to Brothers were by all accounts kind Scheuer suggested, Dudeen is cer­ Congress or the White House. mas Past. Presam and Future. Eva* A old man carefully angi- 0 - Sparta Saturday border guards who manipulate warheads are heavy enough to as insane a notion as it actually and gracious people, the original assessors assessed oiu homes as Alssta^ Sim. Kathleen Harrison. f f ) ■> American Bandstand naara a match between his son 7:30 P.M. Theatre.' |4 hra.) the lives of Mexican immigrants. give Washington a surprise- have the Glastonbury Council tainly someone the Jerusalem con­ IT HAS BEEN that way ever since Franklin Delano Jack Warner. 1961. 9 r NFL FHms Super Bowl 'XI' and a strange girl the young man G 8 - Festival of Faith Jack Nicholson, Valerie Perrine. is. But the United States could route over the hills was changed to a having city water before the im­ introduced as his future bride GC - Eyswitnass Magazbw Warren Oates. 1982. Rated R. accept. Thankfully, there are some sulate should keep in touch with. 9 - Viewpoint on Nutrition Highlights: Dallas vs. Denver.' 9 ~ Dance Fever attack option against much of route along Manchester Road. provements began, and plan no in­ Roosevelt took the FED out of the Treasury Depart­ whan ha thought his father was CD - MOVIE; 'Yanksa Doodto save a great deal of money and on the Glastonbury Council who & - victory Garden 9 - Big Story - Sports 4:00 A.M. the Soviet Union's land-based crease because of the replacement Instead, he complained. Consul ment and made it an independent entity to protect it dying. Deanna Durbin. Charles Dand/ Thia nostalgic view of the lessen the risk of miscalculation were able to question Mr. Weiss The Buckingham Reservoir, General Grove and his staff had from political armtwisting. 8:15A.M. 9 - Bear Who Slept Thru Laughton, Robert Cummings. Golden Era of show business tells 9 ) - Newscenter CD - Sign Off pipes. 1941 missile force. all around by filling those silos directly when he last came before which was constructed at that time studiously avoided Dudeen. Now, however, disaffection reigns on Capitol Hill. ( 9 - NCAA BosketbaU Report about George M. Cohan, the man 9 “ Medem e's Place 0 - N C A A Footbtol: The other reason is that, Our replacement of pipes should 9 - MOVIE: 'Boya' N i ^ Out' 4:00 P.M. who made it glitter. James Cag­ Independence Bowl from not with MXs but with the that group and now realize there is in Glastonbury, now provides the The congressman then launched Rep. Jim W ri^t, D-Tenn., sums up the frustration of 18) - Hoalth Week Four man from Connecticut da- ney, Wetter Huston. 1942. 11:30 P.M. Shreveport. LA be treated in exactly the same 0 - White Shadow notwithstanding in the hopes more to this issue than the public cleanest and best water of any into a personal critique of Grove many lawmakers and economists in an interview with 8:30 A.M. . cida to astabKsh a Manhattan hi­ CD CD - Muppat Show CD - Hawaii Fhre-0 0 - MOVIE: 'Ramomber' A perfectly adequate Minuteman manner as it is in Manchester. This deaway. Kim Novak, Jamas 0 - NCAA WraatUng: that Mr. Reagan places in the A K correspondent Dan Cordzt. CD (D - Buge Bunny Road 0-SaUdOold CD - Benny Hill Show psychiatrist falls in love with a missiles it now has. The relations statements would indicate. reservoir in the Manchester system. himself. He wanted to know why the Gamer. Tony Randall. 1962. Caesar's Pataca Invitational young mother and wants to keep is what General Statute 12-76 man­ “He sits and smiles like a benign Buddha,” Wright Runner Show CD - MOVIE: 'Pretty Poison' A newest of several basing con­ Unfortunately, the residents of It delivers about 15 percent of the 9 - CoNaga BaakatbaN from Let Vagaa, Nav. 0 - Sports Look her son after she succumbs to Minuteman missiles, which have consul general cultivated and young man on probation lives in a dates. says of his efforts to discuss FED policy with Volcker. (D - I Love Lucy 0 - As School Match Wit cancer. Vince Edwards, Kather­ cepts for the MX, the missile Manchester Road, who were at that total water now used in that system. socialize with West Bank mayors G9 - MOVIE: 'The Angry fantasy world Anthony Perkins, been periodically improved over CD - Dovoy/GoSoth 1:00 P.M. BHanca' A factory worker re­ ine Crawford, Johnny Scott Lee, The enabling legislation 81-49, "He’s puffing on that big black cigar, and be reaches out & - An American Orfglnel 'The Tuesday Weld, Bevarty Garland. might still be vulnerable to a meeting and are most affected, This r^ rv o lr and the vast acreage and other Palestinian leaders who (H ) - Munstara C D -B i g VaHoy fuses to join a union strike and is Dean dagger. 1970 the years, would provide the Section 7 which gives Manchester and pats you oh the head and says, ‘All right, Jimmy, Oregon Symphony Pops with 1968. concerted enemy assault. In a were not allowed to question Mr. of watershed surrounding it is the were known to be supportive of the ( 9 - Ara You Anybody? C D - M O VIE:'Tha BWlon Dakar ostraciz^ by tha townspeople. Gordon MacRaa,’ Highlights of a 9 - N ew s country with a reasonable the right to assess in Glastonbury now I appreciate that. You fellas go along and I’ll take Hobo' In order to inherit a billion Richard Attenborough, Pier An- concert performance by the Ore­ r p - Racing Weiss directly. facility which Manchester will have PLO and critical of Camp David. ® -M a t w y Wook 0 - MOVIE: 'Hazirtg' An inno­ crisis, this puts a great priority and the water sections of the care of it.’ doMars. a young man must travel gaU, Michael Craig. 1 9 ^ . gon Symphony Pops Orchestra Gi) - Independent Network secure ICBM option without Ever since October 1981, when S - l f t YourSuokwoa cent night of fun and games at a in perpetuity tax. free. Scheuer further complained that “It’s sort of a Daddy Warbucks complex he has. across tha cotmtry as a hobo. Tim - Nature with special guest Gordon Ma­ N e w t fraternity house turns into a night­ on keeping the MXs on a hair Manchester Charter itself are in Conway. WW Gear. 1978. cRaa ara praaantad. |R) |60 min.) raising for Moscow the specter Manchester was allowed a $50,000 When Manchester was forced by the Israelis, who generally get along Nobody elected him. Tlie public didn't vote for Paul 6 ) - Woodwrlght’o Shop 9 - Naw a G9 - MOVIE: 'The French mare of death. Jeff East. trigger and getting them into direct conflict with 12-76, if G D * At the Moviaa 9 - Bwrwy MIHar Ueutenent'a Women' An ac­ of Washington launching a Volcker. They did vote for us and they expect us to look 9 - M O V IE : 'Corky' An auto abatement in taxes to Glastonbury the Federal Government to upgrade with most' American diplomats 8:45 A.M. tress on-acrean tragedy is juxta­ the air before they are destroyed Manchester assesses Glastonbury 9 - Auto Racing '82: Dkt mechanic and sometime dirt track 9 - laauaa *82 in perjietuity, this issue has become after their interests.” ® - NCAA Inotruet kmol posed with an off-acreen successful pre-emptive strike. its water, the decision was made in assigned to their country, actively Oohaafor 200 from Syracuaa, driver yearns for tha big time of Anti-nuke residents differently than their own owvae 0 - Nutctacksr romance with her leading man. in their silos. more than One between each proper­ Manchester to replace the one pipe Whatever the vote, however, Pauf Volcker remains NY tha Atlanta 500. Robert Blake, The president would be wiser dislike and distrust Grove. Meryl Streep, Jeremy Irons. residents. one of the most powerful men in America, and — 10:00 A.M. Charlotta Rampling. Ban John­ 8:00 P.M. petition begun Opposition in Congress to the to renounce the MX now and use ty owner and the utility. with two functions with two pipes. Draper responded to the con­ 9 “ Nawa/Spoits/Waathar 1981. Rated R. There are no hardship cases in because of American influence on everyone’s economy - Saturday Mambig son. 1971. CD CD - N C AA BaakatbaN; This abatement is covered by CD } - wraaiang 0 - MOVIE: 'Mola Paopla' MX comes from two directions. that as an opening for arms The Federal Government never gressman’s charges with some heat. 9 - N F L Football: San DIago at Virginia at Oaorgotown Manchester. In no instance was a p the world as well. CD 0 - M o* Si Mkidy/ ) - T.V . Communty Cokogo During an archaeological e x p ^ i- negotiations with the Soviet General Statute 12-76 and the only directed Manchester to install two Declaring that be was a personal Lavams'Ei SMilay/Fora Hour San Franciaco CD 0 - T .J . Hooker TAMPICO, ni. (UPI) - Liberals are against it because it church cemetery assessed at $5 per , In a year in which unemployment stands at 10.8 per I - What About Woman - tk>n four man discover an ancient Two businessmen in Presi­ stipulation is that Glastonbury pipes on Manchester Road. friend of Grove, he offered a cent and business failures top any other year since the ( D - Dr. Who 0 - MOVIE; 'The Asphalt CD - Pi*-Oama Show tampla. John Agar, Cynthia Pa­ is destabilizing; conservatives Union, rather than have front foot, no church was assessed ) - NHL Hockoy; Chicago ot Jungle* A notorioua jewel thief trick, Hugh Beaumont. 1956. dent Reagan’s birthplace customers of the water system be In fact, most water systems would spirited defense of the consul Great Depression, “The Money Masters” provides a ® - MOVIE: ’GodiMo’o 0 - N C AA FootbaH: are still unconvinced that any Congress vote down the MX and $14,000 for water, no residents with chaMangat tha poltca as ha exe­ Indopandonoa Bowl from treated in exactly the same way as WavenQS* Whan al tha monsters cutes a hilf-mMion dolisr robbery. are drumming up support have installed a filtering plant at the general and his staff. Draper ' vital education. ' Shrmaport. LA based methods now in the thus caste into rimiM. th« wells were assessed, $2,000,. $3,000, attack—who wtt be tha victor? AN Starling Hayden, Jamas W hit- 0 - Big Stoty for a worldwide petition the customers in Manchester. The Buckingham Reservoir. pointed out that it is the consulate star Toho cast. 0 - Focus on Soeioty or more for water they will not use, Ev e r y y e a r , about l million youngsters run away mors, Marilyn Monroe. 1950. 0 - MOVIE; T h o Bordar’ A 0 0 - Srtuntey Night Uva drive calling on that town’s drawing boards will enable it to president’s whole strategic arms Glastonbury Council should know If One pipe would have served staff’s job to maintain contact with 0 - V l o ’a Vacant Lot 'Program­ 1:30 P.M. man wages war against corrupt no pipes were re-routed to an­ from home in search of freedom, bright lights and 0 - MOVIE: ‘Bys. Bya bordar guards iwho manipulata 0 - A t tha Moviaa most famous former survive a Soviet attack. The buildup. If Congress accepts the the terms of this statute are being perfectly well in the new system, as ming fbr CNklran.' CD 0 - NCAA Champlonahip: Bravatmon’ Four old buddies sat ticipate commercial development Palestliilan leaders in the Israeli- adventure. tha kvsa of Mexican knmlgranta. 11:45 P.M. citizen to halt the nuclear latest concept — building silos in MX, it is likely to find that its $26 followed. If not, Glastonbury should 0 - MOVIE: ‘Duka of Woot Taoms to bo Atmotmood H out to attend tha funeral of an old Jock NichoUon. Vatoris Pstrins. it had in the old, since it would carry occupied West Bank, even if they re - Many of them converge upon New York and the sump Pobrt* A wsalthy cadst thkika 0 - Paul Sknon arms race with Russia. and thereby include private homes N C A A football to akod It 1:00 p. friend, but they and up at the Warran Oates. 1982. Rated R. a relatively compact ‘dense billion cost buys no security for recover the $50,000 per year. treated water to the homes on PLO sympathizers. of human depravity called Times Square where they ha's tiiggor than tha ruloa. Richard m. (EST), American Bandstand wrong one. George S a ^, Jack Denny Heller and Nell for assessment that were serviced 0 - Bridaahaad Ravialtsd 12:00 A.M. this county but insecurity for the Although over 44 miles of water Manchester Road and to Cartoon. Louis Hayward, Joan wM air In tw o parts: from 12:30 Worden. 1968 Robinson said they hope pack’ band — is based on the still Draper told Scheuer that most of find drugs, crime, junkies, rape and ^ army of pimps Fontaina. 1BB8. Chattea la commisaionad to paint CD - Uncia Ftoyd pipe have been replaced, repaired, exclusively by wells. to 1:00 p.m. and from 4:00 to 4:15 P.M. thousands of people in both hypothetical contention that an whole globe. Manchester proper. the West Bank population support ready to enslave boys and girls alike in forced prostitu­ B o — Emarganoy 4 :30 p.m. the house balora it la dsmokahad, CD - Outer Limit. AH of these and more were 0 - Weak In Rovlaw and attar an uneasy reunion with or refurbished in Manchester, ser­ Most water systems prefer the the PLO, and the United States tion. 0 - H o o Haw (ID -- Straata of San Fimclsoo Russia and the United avoided in Manchester by the simple Sunday, Tapper Productions will present a stark 0 - N o w o Coke in Now York, ho rotuma to States will sign the petition ving thousands of water customers, gravity method of distribution 'could not Ignore this (act of life, like O - MOVIE: ‘For-Your Eyao 0 - MOVIE; ‘Don’t Cry, lYo 4:30 P.M. England, masting Juka on board 0 - iBoH: 1982 Woild Match expedient ot having, customers ot in an effort to pressure not one single Manchester resident which this would have preserved. In * it or not. documentary called "The Runaways” on about 2,$l)0 Only’ Agam James Bond tracks Only Thundir’ A young Amari- CD - Hora’s Lucy sNp. (60 mki.) Ploy Championalilp Covarsga of the water system pay through cable television systems associated with New York’s the underworld kgura who hoc sarvicaman alda homstoaa 0 -1 Lovo Luey 0 - MOVIE; 'Navi4o Joo’ tha World Match Play Champlon- Reagan and Soviet leader customer of the water company has any event, it is an engineering deci­ Draper then made some charges slolan o eruolalSrIttoh dofanoo orphana In wattkna Saigon. Dan- aNp from Wentworth, Engisnd. higher rates. WOR "Supoetotion.” ^ nto Chttotophar, Susan Sakn 5:00 P.M. 0 - Nowa/Sporta/Waothar Yuri Andropov into calling received a double assessment as sion and its economic effect should of his own. He suggested that Grove ntaahanlsm. Roger Moore, Topol, 0 - Nawa/Spans/Waolhar a summit meeting on As a resident of Manchester wrote The piece, part of an on-going series called "That’s CaroloBouquoi. tS S I.R o io d ^ Jamas. 1881. 0 - Mtoilon ImpoaalMa 0 - D W ia nt Strakaa Wikis dis- have 130 Glastonbury residents. be borne by the entire system. and his staff were targets of a oovara how kidw ha to kt having a 0 - B Show do R. Boiral nuclear arms. in the Manchester Herald in Oc­ the %>irit,” focuses on Father Bruce Ritter, founder of 0 - Hoy SBomo Anfridonao 0 - Rawamakara CD 0 - Wide Woild of Sparta This is the issue which the Council "smear” campaign — and left little OuSarmo Oohoa, Lourdaa Guar- part-tkits Job. [Ctoaad Capdonad) 0 - MOVIE: T h o Enforoor’ The petition says Reagan TH E INTERPRETATION tober, "The residents of Glaston­ the city’s Covenant House where broken children come 0 - NCAA BaabathNi; IRbiols (D - Chomplonohip WraoWng Okty Harry CaNalwn tsomsd must address. Is this equal treat­ raro y Juan Ooaal praaantan aata 0 - MOVIE; 'Bring Mo tha to and Andropov should favored by the Town of Manchester bury should not be made to pay doubt that be considered the Israelis to rdiage. programa da aauittoa pubBooa. otK antuoky Head of AHtado Qanila’ A with a famato partner In hit battle ment for Glastonbury residents? 0 - CMFo Patrol "meet in a neutral country and put forth .by Mr. Weiss Is that extra for the water Improvements. responsible for it. He then attacked ’”Ihe Runaways” is graphic to the point ot heart­ jxaaanondo noddaa y varloda kv 0 - MOVIE: Taps’ Cadets bounty humor tracks a man who agakiat a violam band of rovoki- Mustafa Dudeen, suggesting that he break. Any youngster contsonplating escape from home thraawnsd wWi tha oloabig of 0 - T o Bo AmM unood wrongod o Moxioon mobotar'a tlonoitoa. Ckra Eastwood, Tyno and ... negotiate a .OUR SERVICE is not new ser­ one of the two replacement pipes Is These residents should be treated thoir school kwhs a studam rabol- Doly. Harry Quardkio. 1976. was an unsavory character and that should watch this one. 0 - MOVIB: ’OSsoi' A young d o u g l^ . Worron Oolao. Gig verifiable agreement vice. The line that carried water to really serving a function which was the same as Manchester residents, orphwi, taktn in by a woNmy bo- lon. Umortiy Hutton. Goorga C. 0 - Nawo/Bporta/Waothai Young, Krto Krtotofforaon. 1974. 0 - MOVIE: 'Chtrao Chan ol which bans all testing and is why the consulate staff doesn’t Boon. 1981. RatadA — ------o w Opora’ Muoic mixoa with our homes was put in 1924. As in­ not here before. In fact, water has i.e„ no special charges. The cost of PBS PREMIERES a new children’s show Sunday — notaoior. to kldnappod by No old 0 - Qian CamphaE Shew deployment of nuclear deal with him. * gang, O - FOous on Booioly 0 - MOVIE: 'Morlam murder and tha famed Chariia stalled originally by the South been supplied to Manchester Road the Glastonbury Improvements one that lives up to its name. H ifw Sacomba, 1968, 0 - B a Animolara Frahlamo’ A young man ba- Chan it calad k) to solve tha mya- weapons.” Footnote; Without passiag judg­ R Is called “Powerhouse,” and it stars Sandra Bowie 2:00 P.M. comaa tatokkiatlc altar aeddsn- ta^W am ar Oland, Halan Wood. Manchester Water Company, it had since 1924 as water had been should be included in the total CD - Bbi MMkm Dakar Man 5:30 P.M. taly being aptoahsd with nuctoar Robinson, a newspaper ment Ota the Scheuar-Draper dostup, as a women who forms a kids' club in an anonymous in­ two functions. One was to deliver a supplied to the Cheney Mills from package to be paid ultimately over 0 - Emmst Ottar’a Ju g Bond waste, ettovy Chase. 1961. 0 MOVIE: 'Notoiloua' A editor, and Heller, who ner d ty where crime ranges from popular recreation to 0 - ‘Youl’ Mao- for WMnan ChriaHnoa Emmst and hto - I can confirm one point the con­ - NH L Hookoy: Montreal ot woman, whoas father was con- runs an alternative energy million gallons a day to the Cheney that date. 20 years throuigh increased water 10:16 A.M. 0 - MOVIE: ’Stroot Gangs of mother eompata against a band 0 gressman made. On my own visit to a way of life. victad of troaaon. Joint forcoa Mills and the other was to furnish The replacement pipe (which rates.” 0 - S p o c h l Hong Kong’ A man takas on tbs 01 tougha ki a local tstom comsst. Boolofi shop, said Thursday they ClMabyNEA. me Israel and Lebanon last stanuner, I ' Under her totagh but loving tutelage, the kids turn into iiraol gangs of Hong Kong In ra- wHh a govammam agam ki order hope to circulate the water to the homes along anyone could have seen pot into the Manchester R«^ residents are 10:30 A.M. 0 - Nawamokara 8:30 P.M. to apy on Naiia. Cary Oram, Ingrid crime fighters and gallop on a new, iq>- vonga of hto fathor'a untknoly petitions by mail "My husband and I want to get a divorce so we Manchester Road. ground these p u t few months as the not alone in the kpmledge that their became aware of the deep hoirtility (D -D r. Who d ^ Wong Chung. LIy U, Batty 0 - WEd KIngdam 0 - N C A A Baokatbal: Virginia Bargman. Ctouda Rakts. 19M . adveotnre. at Goorgokown throughout the United can both use the new 1040 EZ income tax The residents of Manchester Road old pipe was taken out) is referred special charges ir e unjust. the Israeli government Im^ toward Bvsrybody complains about the lack of children’s 0-FtakTlioFroa Lu Ti. 1B72. 0 - MOVIE: ‘For Your Eyaa 12:15 A.M. 0 - 1982 States, Europe, Africa, form." the diplomats in our Jamaakni oon- ■fegre ^ ieg “Powerhouse,” which will run under 0 - N o w i Only' Agent Jamaa Bond ttacks 0 - MOVIE; 'Rook For tha undstworid figure who has Kampuahto’ Muaical arttota of Asia and Latin America. sulata. v iiC m local PBS Ustinp, doss samidhlng about it. 0 0 - Ooty Ooliman Shew 0 - Chriolnws Lsgand ol atoton a cnictol British dafanaa I T

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EMand, LUa Kadrova. Robatt 9-UvlngFalth - Point of View 9 - MOVIE: 'BitdnMn of d ) - Rortqiar Room ® ^ W o r k r * Qraetset Cartoon CD QD - Jacques Cousteau Dhaty, Michel Lagrand. 1971. B:30A.M. A 8:00A.M . ® - M O V IE: 'Coricy' An auto Aloatnz' A convict spending S3 9 - Varlad Progrartw 9 - M o v l a mechanic and sometime dirt track dD - Josie and tha Pussycats 9 -Cartoon* (X ) 9 - MOVIE: 'Final vows ki prison educates hkneslf 9 - E S P N SportaCantar (S - Varied Programa 9 -T a k a 2 QD 9 - Oanaral Hospital driver yearns for the big time of - Voica of Faith 9 - ESPN SportaCarttar d i Couirtdown' T h e captain of the In thf scienoa of blnJe, becoming (B -IMOVIE: 'On Ooldan Pond' (D-INandiioSLiatoli 1 - Buga, Porky A Friands the Atlanta 500. Robert Blake, 9 - Nawacantar d )-B o o a n ia (S - Batman USS Nimitz faces a critical deci- a worid authority. Burt Lancaster, Three gwwralion* confront aach 9 -S o n y a Charlotte Rampling, Ben John­ 9 - Itidapandam N alon whan he la given the power Keri Melden, Thelitie Ritter. T e «y othar during a vacation at a New BonRa, RogaHo Guacra. 9 - T h a Doetois 9 - Tom A Jerry and Friend* son. 1971. (2 ) - Day of Discovary ra eher the counw of hiatoty. Kirk Savatas. 1 M 2 ■WOTS O - N o w * Maureen Teefy (who starred England cottage. Kathertna Map- ^aabaa Btaa 9 - Mwaiis Walby. M. D. 9 -h o n y a in the movie "Fame") portrays a Douglas, Maftin Sheen, Katherine O-CNN HaadBiM Newt — ironcy •••g O - AE-Oay Mavlaa 5:30 A.M. - Calabrate 2 - CouncH of Rabbit bum, Hanry Fonda, Jana Fonda. 9 - Family Faud Ross. Rated PG. 9-EEonaySna 9 Ifi) - Instrucrional CD - To B« Announced young woman caught by the 9 - RtoviE; 'My SwaM (3 ) - Top Cat and Friends police In PORTRAIT OF A CX) - It I* Wrtttan 12:30 P.M. QD - Christopher Close-Up Chdrll.' A pragnant whit. gM 9 -M o n a y Weak O-JbttBakkar ® - Insight TEEN-AQE SHOPLIFTER, to 9 -N a w a and a young blaTomorrow 9 - 3-2-1. Contact with or without his long lost love. dD - Tom & Jerry Serve Them All My Days.' P.J.'s - MOVIE: 'Tha Chayanna Kendall, Peter Finch, Muriel Pay- 9 -Cartoon FaaUval QD - ChHir* Play fued wHh the headimaster comes' CD QD - CBS Early Mocfiliig News Albert Brooks, Kathryn Harroid, (2) - MOVIE: ‘Abbott and Social Club* A cow boy in 1667 low. 1956 (B ) - Baaama Stroat d ) -8 o a p World 1:00 P.M. IB) -OvarEasy to a crisis at a Board of Governors Bruno Kirby. 1981. Costello in The Little Giant' A learns that he has inherited a CD 9-ABCNawa/Mom - Midday - BM Bogga meeting. (60 n r^.) (Closed Cap- 2 - Sunday at tha King's 9 -Varied Programa dD 4:00 P.M. reformed gangster tries to crash W yoming social club from his lata 5:45 A.M. tk>ned) Houaa QD - Jos Fraiddin Show 9:00 A.M. d ) 9-AHMyChildran high society. Bud Abbott, Lou brother. T o his partner’s delight, 9 - Marv Griffin d ) - Lsvam* A Shiilay A Co. (33) - Davey/Gollath 9 - Nawa/Sporta/Wdathar Q 0 -* Jlnutiy SwMggkrt C C - Richard Shnmona 9 - IMavia Costello, Brenda Joyce. 1946 9:15 P.M. he finds that tha club is a bawdy 9 9 - Whsal of Forturw d ) (D-M ovI* house. Jamas Stewart, Henry 9-Daybro* Q D -1 Lava Lucy 9 - 7 0 0 Chd) 6 :0 0 A .M . ( 2 ) - N ew s 2 ) - Freeman Reports 3:30A.M. 9 - Woman's Page d)-Rockford FSa* g Fonda, Shirtay Jones. 1970 9 - AB-Doy Movloo QD - Tom Cottla Up do*# 9 9 - Days of Our Uvsi CD ~ Kidsworid - Chalice of Salvation 0 - Masterpiece Theatre 'To (32) - NCAA Dhrislon I Boccmt d )-8 o a p Worid (2) 09 - MOVIE; 'All ThM Jazz' N R _ IAa a AAIo Bmlai d ) O-Oonahua 11:00 A.M. Serve Them AH My Days.' P.J.'s Championahip from Fort wia “ rvwnii riMQ 9 - Instructional Programa QE) - Truman Toylof (2) - M O V IE: Nicholas Despite failing health, a Broad­ - Price la Right fued with the headmaster comes Laudardala. A i. d)-^Straight Talc dD 9 9 - Seoaby Doo CD - Straight Talk Nickleby' A young lad tries to w ay producer keeps a mMi pace- 6:30 A.M. 9 - Mundo Latino Jaaad Lo- to 0 crisis at a Boiuti of Governors d ) - Plica Is Right sada y Sonia Vorhauer son los sr>- save his family from an evil uncle. choreographing musical num­ 9 - Sport* Probe - CBS Early Morning 9 -F B p p a r 9 - A S v a A WoEl fiD - Dick Van Dyke Sir Cedric Hardwicke, Jill Bal- meeting. (TO min.) [Closed Cap­ - You TNnk You Got fritlonea da aste programa de based on the classic tale of the frey join up with Hobin Hood and bers. scUting s film and trying to 9 - MOVIE: 'Daluaion' A 9 - Varlad Program* 9 - Entartabanent Tonight (3$ - M O V IE: Oliver' A young colm, Derek Bond. 1947 tioned] young nuraa becomea obaaaawt aauntoa pubU6oa naclonales pre- 1:00 P.M. man in the iron mask. Beau meet Charles Lindbergh. (60 mki.) manage Ns personal Kfe. Jessica 9 - CaMopa ChHdran's jorphan, taken in by a wealthy be­ with the grandaon of a weahhy (S-Popoyo •antando entrevlataa, notidas, 9 (B ) - Saaam* Strsat 8$ - Mr. Rogers' Neighbor­ (3D CX) - NFL Football: Tampa Bridges, Ursula Andress. 9:30 P.M. Lange, Roy Shakier, Ann Reink­ dD - Tic Tao Dough ll nefactor, is kidnapped by his old hood 0 - Nature 'Forest In the ing. I9 60 . Rated R. patient. Joaaph Gotten. 9 - MagMa OoriEa deportas y un aegmento desde 9 - Lulsans MA gang. Ron Moody, Oliver Reed, Bay at New York Jets Clouds.' This tour of the tropical CD CD - One Day at a Time 9 - O d d Coupla Hollywood tHuiado 'En PantaNa'. 8D - Misa Tele Dominco 4 : 0 0 P . M . Barbara's decision on whether to 3:45 A.M. 9 - Tomaoaoo Tutado 9 - Eight Is Enough Harry Secombe. 1968. Rated G (X) - MOVIE: 'Lovers And rain forest in the Costa Rican 12:00 A.M. 9 - Nawa/Sporta/Waathar 9 - Woman's Day USA 1:30 P.M. 2 ) - Sacrifice of the Mass Other Strangers' Five stages in CD - To Be AnrKMjnced mountains captures the inhabi­ return to school could cost her 9 - MOVIE: 'All Th. Fin. 9 -Early Today 9-Bawitchad Sft - CNN Headline News dD - MOVIE: "Th. Fttonds of * a— r — a ^ - - 9 - Baaama Stroat 9 9 - Texas courtship and marriage are de­ 2 ~ N C A A Division I Soccer tants of the forest floor. (60 min.) her marriage. ~ vototu I'rogrems dD dD - As the World Turns 9 - UtUe House on tha Prabfs (2 ) - Jetsons E d d ia C a y l.' A crook w ho wants Young Cannlbala' A coupla 9 - Adam-12 : (S ) - News/Sports/Weather picted through the relationships Champkmship from Fort > CD - World Tomorrow splits up and each marries into the 9 - El Chavo Comadia en la cual 9 - Sunday at tha King's d l) - Rax Humbard 2 - NHL Hockey: Hartford at to spend the rest of his Kfe out of «9 - ftattqrar Room of friends and relatives at the 'El Chavo' alempre *e encuentra 9 - U m B o a t 4:30 P.M. * @1 “ Glen Campbell Show Lauderdale. Fla. Buffalo 2 ) 0 - Wall St. Journal Rep. jail finds that avarybody wants to same family. Natalie W ood, House (S^ - Personal Finance wedding of a young couple. Gig be his friend, for e priM . Robert George Hamilton. Robert W ag­ 6:45 A.M. anvualto an algixi tipo da prob- QD-JaWaraona - What About Women 2 - Voice of Faith 2 - MOVIE: 'Summer ( 0 - Paul Newrpan Special 11:30 A.M. 9 - Varied Programa Young. Anne Jackson, Bea Ar­ Mitchum, Peter Boyle, Alex ner. 1960. d D -N a w * lama. Robarto Gomez Bolanoe.. (X ) - What's Happeningl 1 0 :1 5 A .M . thur. 1970> 2 ) - N ew s Solstice' Against a Cape Cod dD - My This* Sons 6 :1 5 A .M . 9:45 P.M. Rocco. 1973 (Si-Woothar 9 -M a t c h Gattra 2:00 P.M. (S ) - Cooking/Kerr 2 2 - NFL Football: Teams background, this moving story 4:00 A.M. - You Aaksd For It (XD - Moiria C D ~ New s CX) - MOVIE: 'Moon Fleet' An spans a fifty year marriage. Henry 2 - Program JIP CD'M O VIE: 'Condamnad''The 9 - F-Tioop dD d D -N a w a 8$ - Mr. Rogers' Neighbor­ 18th-Century English rake takes to be Announced 2 > European Champlona 7:00 A.M. 9 9 - Pink Panther Show Fonda, Myrna Loy. 1981. horrors of Devil's Island are de­ Championship Tennis 9 -Soap W orid dD - In Search of.... (D 9 - Ona Ufa to Uva 6:30 A .M . hood^ up smuggling. Stewart Grange^ 8 §) - Embajadores de la Musica 10:00P.M. picted kt this film. Ronald Cdm an, 9 - Dr. Baba Pattan 2 ^ NHL Hockey: Boston at CD QD - CBS Morning Now* 9 - Candid Camara George Sanders, Joan Green­ Programa musical presentando la Ann Harding. 1930 2 -N ew s 9 - Magic Oardan CD “ Captain Kangeroo 10:30 A .M . W ashington C D GD - Trapper John. M.D. GDjVorid-aOraaraa.Cwtoon 9 - CHH>* Patrol wood. 1955. musica y el folklore de Colombia. Gonzo becomes the object of ro­ 9 - Ara You /Lnybody? 9 - Coronation Stroat CD - Time for Timothy - T V Mass G3) - Stroata of San Frandaco 9:30 A.M. 9 - O d d Coupla CD 133) - MOVIE: 'The Red Badge 2 - MOVIE: 'The Man Who 7:15P.M. mantic interest. (60 min.) 4:15 A.M. 9 - Andy OrifIMi 9 - 1 Lov* Lucy CD - Ask the Doctor CD - That's The Spirit of Courage' A frightened young Shot Liberty Valance' Liberty (32) - N C A A FootiMlI; GD 9 - Good Morning QD - AS In tha FamUy 5:00P.M. (3® - N B A Tonight C D -N e w s IndMwndwic. Bowl from 0 - MOVIE: 'Nina to Rva' Amarlos 9 - Hoy MIcenc Anfridonee 9 - Naws/Sports/Waalhsr O ) - Herald of Truth dD - Pink Panther Show soldier in the Union Army flees Valance, who terrorizes a small Three frustrated ladies take mat­ dD - Dr. Ruth GuRermo Ochoa, Lourdea Guer­ ( D - Barney Miller during his first combat encounter, Western town, is opposed only 9 - Sporta Sunday G D ~ Jim m y Sw aggart ShravMMrt, LA CD - Jimm y Swaggart 9 9 - Anothsr World @S) - Public Affairs 2 ) - Newsmaker Sunday ters into their own hands againat dD-ILovoLuoy rero y Juan Doeal preeentan eete dD - Six MHIIon Dollar Man ' but returns to become a hero. Ri­ by tw o men. the hero of the town 7:30P.M. (33) - Independent Netw ork 9 - NMw*/Sport*/WMthw their chauvinistic boss. Jana 9 - Tom A Jany programa da aauntoa publlcoa 9 - Nusva York Ahora ST) - Evans and Novak 81) - Electric Company chard Thomas, Michael Brandon, and a tenderfoot lawyer. James N ew s 9 - Ganda Ban dD 9 - Paopia's Court 1 Smurfs special (3D - Entertainment T h is W eak 9 - Entwtidnm.nt Thi* WMk Fonda, Lily Tomlin, DoHy Parton. 9 - ESPN SportaCam preaamando notidas y variada in- - Miracle Revival Hour ** Embajadores de la Musica Wendell Burton. 1974 Stewart. John Wayne, Vera 9 - Voica of Fahh formaclon. 2:15 P.M. (33) - Utrie House on th* Prairie 81) (33 - NFL Theatre: 'The Super 9 - MOVIE; 'Th. Runiwr 1981. Rated PG. - Ring Around the World Programs musical presentando la (2 - Top Rank Boxing from Miles. 1962. (32) - N B A Baaketball; Denver Seventies’ 9-AEvati WoEl 9 -7 0 0 Club ( D - Popaya and Friands Those little blue guys, the’ Smurfs, get Into the ® at Boston Stum blas' A young rum is mys­ 2 ) ~ Freeman Raports 9 - Indapandant Network 9 - Voica of Faith musica y el folklore de Colombia Atlantic City, NJ S3) " Life and Times of Grizzly 9-FoatKalof Faith on the "Smurfs Christmas Special" Monday on NBC. The animated - Davey/Gollath 0 - MOVIE: *Nirw to Five' teriously murdered and the priest 9 - Enriqua PoUvoz Nawa 2:30 P.M. 9 - OEUgan's Island 2 ) - Batman (S ) - Video Jukebox Adam s 2 - European Champions Three frustrated ladies take mat­ who loved her is put on trial. Dick 4:30 A.M. O - rUntatonaa 6:45 A .M . Championship Tennis 9 - Morning Strntch 12:00 P.M. dD QD-Capitol 9 - Newswatch special features the Smurfs rescuing the evil wizard Qaramel (S ) - Best of Kids Are People ( ® - MOVIE: 'The Extra Day' In ters into their ow n hands against Van Dyke, Kathleen Quinlan, 0 - Abbott and CoataUo - Sacred Heart 3 4:15P.M. 9 9-Today 9 - Daytima 9 - Krofft Suparstara lost children from a nasty stranger who threatens to ruin the Yuletide To o Today's guests are Tai Babi- rounding up extras to shoot the 2 - Siempra en Domingo Raul their chauvinistic boss. Jane Maureen Stapleton. 1978. dD - EyawRnaaa News 0 2 - Mr./ Rogere' (2 ) - Health Week Velasco as el anfitrion de este Neighborhood 7:00 A .M . lonia and Randy Gardner, Todd last reel of a movie, the director Fonda, Lily Tomlin, Dolly Parton. 2 - The Athletes 9 - Batman (9 - So You Got TrouUa* QD - WaltocM 9 - Ara You Anybody? season. Bridges and Lee Speigel. (R) (60 programa de entretenimiento in- 1981. Rated PG. affects the life of each actor. Ri­ 4:30 P.M. 2 -S i g n Off (9 - flaaama Stroat <& - Electric Company d)-Tattlatalaa 9 - Laava It to Baavar 0 - X E T U CD ® - Kenneth Copeland min.) ternacional producido en Mexico, Santa needs chard Basehart, Simone Simon. CD - M O V IE : T o Be AnrMHJnced 9 - Other Angel CD ~ Ken Copeland 1957 en el cual se presentan los mas 12:30 A.M. 10:45 A .M . CD - Great Santa Claus Caper populares artistas de la farandula 2 ) ~ Naws/Spoits/Weather C D - This Is the Life 2 ) - Incredible Hulk 2 - Hot Spots Today's pro­ some cash NO IhORA SLATHER 2 ) - Je w ish Life ®1 - MOVIE: 'Oliver' A young hispana asi como invitados espe- ALL THI» INTRieUE ASTBO'fiBAPH C D - Newark Reality 9 - Say Goodbye Again gram features Night Club music LEST 1 LOEB MV Screening Room THEGORMAVt . KNOW YOU'RE IM could take a fortunate turn for - MOVIE: 'FitU of Fury' ® - MOVIE: They Shoot 2 - MOVIE: 'The Champ' A 9 - MHm O ou glM Pm p I. N o w expenditures in its winter NOW OO AMMLV! want to he in seven, although 133) Luciano Pavarotti Luciano Pava­ h e r e THERE AW’ 1 GOTTA SOUTH Bruce Lee is out to avenge his Horses. Don't They?' The night­ young boy worships his broken- 2 - Independent Network C O M B O U T ! a 3-0 trump break would you. You should be able to find 2 ) - Memories With Lawrence issue. The biggest cost, TALK TO VDUf brother's death and defend the rotti heads this program of Christ­ mare world of the dance mara­ down prizefighter father, who de­ N e w s 1:30 A.M. AA8765 many worthwhile projects W alk naturally, was $10 in toys beat him. Kung Fu tradition from destruc­ mas favorites at the Notre Dame thon bares the souls of the cides to make a comeback to win d D -N M W . V-.-- where they can be utilized. Cathdral in Montreal, Quebec, 11:00 P.M. Ely’s convention was too tion. 1973 8$ - Supersoccer contestants. Jane Fonda, Gig respect from his kid. Jackie (3D - WMkand Sports Wrap-up for each of the world’s SU ♦ AKQJ SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Oac. Canada. (60 min.) - Eymritnm* N.ws r to u ^ for the ’30s, but today Young, Susannah York. 1969. Cooper, Wallace Berry. 1931. CD million children. AAKQ2 - Momingtown 81) - Cita con Colombia (39 - ProfeMlofwl Boxing in some form or another it is 21) Things are going on at this 2 ) - MOVIE: 'The Courtneys of (2 ) ~ News/Sports/Weather (X) - Off th. SM time which you might not be 2 ) " Adelante - Living FMth “Batteries are not in­ in every expert’s bidding kit. 7:30 A.M. 1:30 P.M. Curzon Street' The domestic dD (ID 9 9 - Nmn (39 Vulnerable; North-South 2 - MOVIE: 'Dot and Santa 2 ) - C H iP s After Ponch's friend cluded, so Santa is spared One feature is that you aware ol but they'll prove to CD - Spread Little Sunshine 2 ) - Rich Little's *A Christmas lives and loves of a London family 9 - S l g n O f f Dealer: South Claus' Dot and Santa Claus are dies during a race, the dead CSD - Bwry FmrtMt frequently want to use the your benefit when they become Carol' Rich performs a different are traced through three genera­ this expense,” the (D - Dialogue together for a music-filled holiday man's brother challenges him to a (3D - At th. Movim Weal Norik East Soath Brand sla m force after more visible and make their version of this Christmas classic. tions. Anna Neagle, Michael grudge match. (60 min.) 9 - Risk/Mwrtoga magazine-said. CD ~ Growing Years adventure. Wilding. 1947. 3b Blackwood. In this case you presence felt. New pradlctlc;.s ) - Money Week (32) - ESP N S p o rtsC w it.r 9 - ABC Nmw* The next biggest expense ® - W.V. Grant 2 - Wild. Wild West 2 9 - MOVIE: "Tlw Mutic Man' Pass 3b Pass 5NT can’t use five no-trump, so lor the year following your Clfl - Festival of Faith' A fast-talking traveling salesman (39 - Fmtivrt of Faith is labor — $1.55 million for birthday are now ready, ^ n d 2 - Focus on Society 2 - MOVIE: The Runner 1:45 A.M. Pass 6b Pass Pass mc»t addicts use a new suit (S) - Big Story organizes a boys' band even 9 - Hands On Stum bles' A young nun is mys­ " Dance Fever Christmas dD 9 - Sign Off 100 toy-making elves and Pass after the Blackwood call to $1 to Astro-Qraph, Box 469, 81) ** New Jersey Hispano 1 1 :1 5 A .M . teriously murdered and the priest Special though he can't tall one note from 9 - Sport* ! la -K Radio City Station, N.Y. 10019. who loved her is put on trial. Dick 9 - Film $45,000 for temporary 1 . ask for trump strength. ® - Rex Humbard 2 ) - Health Week (21) - News/Sports/Weather another. Robert Preston, Shirley Be sure to specify birth date. Van Dyke. Kathleen Quinlan, Jones. Buddy Hackett. 1962. 9 - NMWSCMItW clerks to help process Then there is the matter ^3) > Heritage Comer 2:00 A.M. Opening lead: 7 J of how you try for seven Send an additional $2 for f.e 11:30 A .M . Maureen Stapleton. 1978. 5:30 P.M. ( 0 " A Christmas Special with 9 - MOVIE: S m M- A satiric requests. NEW /Lstro-Graph Matchmaker look at the 70‘s pokes fun at av- dD d ) - CBS Nmw* PROeVkBUV RIGHT AFTER when your paruier has bid 8 :0 0 A .M . CD “ Face the Nation - Christmas Raccoons Luciarw Pavarotti Luciano Pava­ 'Then there are the in­ GRBAT \MHEN IG T H E C IIV wheel and booklet. Reveals 2:00P.M. CD erythifio from ecology to religious NIghtwatch soorr' THEV RCK UP EVERVONES very stronuy in his suit. C D - Barrio (D ~ This W eek w ith David (D - Muppet Show rotti heads this program of Christ­ cidentals: THE SNOW © g o in g t o p l o w t h e romantic combinations and 2 - Sunday at the King's mas favorites at the Notre Dame cults. Martin Mull, Tuesday Weld, d D -A B C Nmw* BAGS OF LEAVES. Then when nearts or spades CD “ Jimmy Swaggart Brinkley House STREETS?’ compatibilities tor all signs. 2 ) ~ Newsmaker Sunday Cathdral in Montreal, Quebec, Sally Kellerman. Rated R. d ) - Paychic PlMnomww • A WA’TS telephone line PILING UP.' By Oswald Jacoby are the trump suit you can CD - Confluence CD - Box Humbard CAPRICORN (Doc. 22-Jan. It) 83) - MOVIE; 'Sergeant York' A 81) - Screening Room Canada. (60 min.) 0 - Amazing Yrs. of Ckieme - If * Your Sualrra** to take incoming requests; wmI James Jacoby ask partner to show various - MOVIE: Ride 'em mountain boy during World W ar I (33) Seek activities today which CD ~ Cetebration/Eucharist dD - Teatro 2 - Lerson Sunday Night $10,337.33. trump holdings. Cowboy' A cowboy overcomes captures a German position 81) (9 - MOVIE: -Hwiy'* Wav' An (39 - VMm> Juirabox bring you in contact with CD - Dr. Cbo It IS all very complicated impossible odds to capture a single-handedly. Gary Cooper. 2 - MOVIE: 'Saturday the average citizen declares war on 11:30 P.M. 9 - S p o r t * * A personal computer Ely Culbertson’s oririnal others. You'll be a standout In dD - Dr. Snuggles dreaded bandit John Wayne, 14th' Mysterious things happen the IRb. Edward Herrmann, Geral­ grand slam force was that a and so far no one has come Walter Brennan. Joan Leslie d D - C B S N m w * 9 - MOVIE: Th . Shout' A with a battery pack, so any crowd. Of more Impor­ 1941. to a couple when they move into dine Page, David Ogden Stiers. close to perfecting it. d2) - ESPN SportsCenter Ruth Hall, Henry B Walthall. atrang. wandwer d«*troy* th* Santa can make his list and five no-trump bid asked tance: You'll help make their 1932 a house. Richard Benjamin, Paula 2 - Nature 'Search for the CSD - Dwrid SuMklnd ( 2 ) - Little Rascals 2 ) - N ew s calm and quM country Ufa of • partner to bid seven if he __ „ „ day as well. Prentiss. Mind.' Tonight’s program fo­ dD - MOVIE; 'Suoh Good check it twice: $2,140. (n e w s p a p e r ejiterpiuse assn.) 80) - MOVIE: 'Here Come.the 2 ) - Magic of Dance 'The Mag­ marrmt coupl*. Alan Bata*. Su- held two of the three top AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fob. It) ® ) - Welcome Back Kotter cuses on the efforts of naturalists Frfwid.' A bMutIful, but fius- (S ) - News/Sports/Weather Marines* The Bowery Boys enlist nificent Beginning.' Dame Margot aarmah York, John Hurt. 1980. Concentrate your efforts on in the Marines and are assigned and zoologists who look at the trated, housewife learns more - Robert Schuller Fonteyn discusses the begin­ 6:00 P.M. animal mir>d. (60 min.) than she cares so know about her 9 - S i g n Off major goals and objectives to same regiment The Bowery nings of ballet. (60 min.) today. You're likely to be lucky ® @ - Sesame Street Boys, Leo Gorcey, Huntz Hall CX) CX) 9 - N ew s husband’a private affairs whan 8:30 P.M. 2:15 A.M. where Important things are - El Ministerio de Jimmy 1952 O l - M O V IE: D « k 8 « - An effi- - MOVIE: 'Scoq^' CIA she decodes his appointment ciency expert's arrival alarms CX) (X) (3D-0*oria book. d D -S ig n O ff SNOWCASC o O IR -II concerned. Press forward tor Swaggart Presenta (2 } - NFL Preview agent's friendship with his Soviet workers in the research bureau of counterpart arouses the suspi­ the worthwhile. - Oral Roberts and You (2B - Enfoque a broadcasting company. Spen­ CMBiUlS cions of his superiors who hire an ACROSS 2 Shaped Ilka Answer to Previous Puzzle PISCES (Fab. 20-Mareh 20) ® - Jim Bakker 2 ~ Newsmakers cer Tracy, Katharine Hepburn, Gig assassin to get him. Burt Lancas­ lAINMATlNCCOAIkV ( Try to spwd your time today Young. 1957, HAST SHOW 0Ni» ' an egg C A R ® ) - Latinos ter, Paul Scofield, Alain Delon. |o 8 with persons who are enthusi­ 1 In what way 3 Salary T O 1973 Q U A R astic about their aspirations. 8 :3 0 A .M . 12:00 P .M . 2:15P.M. 4 Prapara* 4 Atilt E O N u I r o You'll pick up their vibes and Face the State @) - Waak/Ravimv \ (3D - CBS News shasp skin 5 Exist E N D CD ' Portuguasa Around Us CD o l 8 see ways to brighten your CX) - Battleetar Qalactlca HARTFORD 8 Hawaiian food 6 Habit C D - Make It Real CD - New England Woman 2:30 P.M. tomorrows. 9 - MOVIE: 'Mirada On 34th UmKTAnMEXtTSE atapla 7 Gibe CD * Day of Discovery GD - Dr. Robert Schuler C B - M O V IE: "Tha U m t s ' Holly- ARIES (March 21-AprS IS) Street' An old man, who pro­ 12 Spacewalk wood men's and women's lives EACTHAETTOM SM SEW 8 Veteran sailor d3) - Magilla Gorilla d2) “ SportsCenter Plus fesses to be the real ^ n ta Claus, (abbr.) You could be lucky In two dif­ make the headlines. Jactyn 9 Out brings a new meaning to C h ^ t - 13 Raw ateel ferent areas today: Romanti­ O ) - B.C. A Special Christmas dS) - Scholastic Sports Acad. Smith. Tony Curtis. Darren McGa­ 10 Surf roar Santa foils a plot to make big mas to sU those who encounter 48 HOURS MMiliUiy cally, things look exceptionally 2 ' Sunday at the King's vin. 1978 11 Bravos (Sp.) bucks off Christmas. House him. Sebastian Cabot, Jane Alex­ fugitiva good, and there's also a R 17 Sunbathat 9® - MOVIE: 'Nina to FIva' ander, David Hartman. 1973. 15 R ^ue at chance for 'some material la - Bugs Bunny & Friends - News/Spoits/Weather Three frustrated ladies take mat­ — SMOWMWi— ■ 2 ) 9 - Naws/Sporta/Waathar rapaatedly 19 Sooner than gains. ® - Crossfire (2 (2 ~ Meet the Press ters into their own hands against 23 Scandinavian TAURUS (April 20-May 2t) their chauvinistic boss. Jane 9 - MOVIE: 'AH Tha FIna 16 Infiltrate - Robert Schuller: 'The Hour 2 - MOVIE: 'The Music Man' Young Cannlbala* A couple 18 Repoas capital Extend yourself In order to be of Pow er (Closed Captioned) Fonda. Lily Tomlin, D ^ly Parton. A fast-talking traveling salesman 1981. Rated PG. splits up and each marries into the AIRP1ANE2 20 Light maal 25 Behave 36 Btcom a 54 Males cooperative today. You could - Popeye organizes a boys' band even same famMy. Natalie W ood. PC 21 Atfirmative re­ 26 Exclamation be rather fortunate where team though he can t tell one note from - MOVIE: 'Teas’ A your>g curved gg that time - Jewish Heritage George HamHton, Robert W ag­ of horror (2 efforts are concerned. Think another Robert Preston, ^ r le y woman finds herself abentikmed -SHOWniV:. ply ner. 1960. 22 City in Brazil wda.) 41 Leas danse 67 Walking stick "two." 9:00 A.M. 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I V MANCHESTER HERALD. Sat.. Dec. 11, 1982 - 11 10 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Sat.. Dec. 11, 1982 High achieving students rate / F e o p lc Reagan as doing a good job ^ FOCUS

A report card on President Sion in the high school,’’Who’s Who” never decide to never have children. Reagan, resulting from a poll of by principals, guidance counselors Forty percent said they would con­ high achieving students, shows near­ or youth organizations. They are sider such an option. ly 55 percent think he is doing a good high achievers in academics, • 59 p e rc e n t said ” n o ” to or excellent job in the White House. extracurricular activities, comunity legalized abortion. But 27.6 percent said his perfor­ service or athletics. • Nearly half think teenagers mance is ^low average and 12.3 Others were selected by the should be required to have their percent called it poor. The rest did publishing company on the basis of parents’ consent before having an not respond to the question that scholarship or award contests and abortion. asked them to “rate job President activities. • 64 percent do not approve of Reagan is doing.” The survey also elicited responses proposed legislation that would The 13th annual survey of high from the teenagers on topics require family planing agencies to achievers was conducted by "Who’s ranging from the federal budget to notify parents of underage Who Among American High School registration for the draft, abortion, teenagers seeking contraceptives. Students” (Educational Com­ marijuana and premarital sex. Teenagers; Just what munications Inc.). The publication Federal government: • 68 percent are members of has chronicled the attitudes and • 66 percent favor plans to cut traditional religious groups and 40 opinions of the nation’s outstanding federal spending. percent attend services weekly. I needed high school students annually since • 91 percent believe a balanced • 43 percent said they drink 1970. budget is important to building a alcohol occasionally but nearly one- I’m considering setting up a Among other things, the students strong American economy. third said they never drink, although useless Christmas present exchange spoke out on nuclear weapons. Sixty- • 54 percent don’t know exactly they’ve tried. Thirteen percent said club. eight percent think the present what the president’s policies for they never had an alcoholic drink. ’The way I figure it, members number of nuclear weapons can lead “New Federalism” are. • 89 percent never smoked would meet after dark in each to war; 52 percent said production of • 52 percent would limit cost of cigarettes; 7 percent did and quit. other’s homes. One member would nuclear arms should be frozen at living increases for government • .Those who said they never tried stand guard at the front door, workers from two to one each year. present levels. marijuana, 83 percent; cocaine, 97 Nevertheless, 76 percent said the • 60 percent think illegal aliens watching just in case any relatives are taking jobs away from percent; angel dust, 98 percent. show up. economy should be the federal Draft and Defense: government’s top priority. They Americans. Fifty-six percent said il­ And then we’d all drag out the said issues include unemployment, legal aliens should ^ rounded up • 44 percent of males favor draft useless Christmas presents we’ve an unbalanced budget and inflation. and deported to ’their country of registration; 24 percent favor it for received over the years and trade. The students also were asked to origin. both men and women. Herald photo by Hendrie Herald photo by Fitts UPI photo rate the job Reagan is doing in these Social issues: • 79 percent favor arms limita­ ...WU CAN BRING over that categories: domestic policy, foreign • 84 percent prefer traditional tion agreements bettween the hand-knit sweater froin Aunt Matilda AFTERMATH OF TRAIN-CAR COLLISION IN STAFFORD SPRINGS policy, sopial programs, politics. marriage over other options for long United States and the Soviet Union. you could never fit into; maybe there A SUBWAY STATION IN DOWNTOWN MOSCOW A SIDEWALK IN DOWNTOWN LENINGRAD t . . . three people Injured in Friday accident at crossing How they graded the president: term commitments. However, 73 percent don’t believe will be a set of Irish coffee mugs you . . . The subway system Is fast and cheap and stations are beautiful . in background is famous mansion designed by Montferrand • Domestic Policy. Excellent, 5.3 • 43 percent expect to parent two the U.S.S.R. would honor such an can trade it for with a non-drinker. percent; good, 53.9 percent; below children. agreement; 68 percent believe the ’That too-loud tie your brother-in- average, 24,7 percent; poor, 7.9 per­ • 57 percent said they would U.S. would. law with the sense of humor gave cent; no answer, 8.2 percent. you? Bring it along — there’s bound Train, cor collide: 3 hurt • Foreign Policy. Excellent, 8.7 percent; good, 47.3 percent; below to be someone who likes ties with average, 28.0 percent; poor, 21.4 motorboats and mermaids. Secret meeting STAFFORD SPRINGS (UPI) - Ms Auclair and two passengers, Police said the railroad crossing GOP filibusters ' I’d have a few little things I’d like does not have safety gates but is percent; no answer, 6 percent. Three people were injured Friday Douglas J. Fills, 38, and ,lack Ellis, • Social Programs. Excellent, 6.7 to bring to the first meeting. when the car they vvere riding in whose age was not available, were equipped with Hashing lights and bells. percent; good, 31.5 percent; uelow Cohlinued from page 1 Dec. 17 to finance the government The Ronco Food Dehydrator I got was struck at a rail crossing by a taken to Johnson Memorial Hospital average, 34.4 percent; poor, 21.4 until passage of appropriations hills. last year from my brother Kevin, in Stafford Springs. Police said the They could not immediately deter­ Manchester resident, Soviet talk politics Conrail freight train and dragged percent, no answer, 6 percent. .Senate Democratic leader Robert “This is a Christmas tree,” for Instance. Kevin had visions of 266 feet down the tracks, police said. two men were not related. \ mine whether the warning system • Politics. Excellent, 12.1 per­ Byrd, whose Senate colleagues shouted Rep. Silvio Conte, R-Mass, me making dried banana chips and was operating at the time of the ac­ a long talk,” she said. talking with Nadya. The young She said she was 14 years old when Police said the driver of the car. Police said Ms. Auclair suffered a cident and said the incident was stiil cent; good, 54 percent; below earlier proposetl a $9.7 billion jobs who predicted President Reagan tangerine slices and things like that, Editor's note: Manchester My wife, Kathleen, had sat down hill, predicted the lame-duck Senate Where would we meet? Nadya woman clearly was uneasy about she realized that the Soviet Patricia 0. Auclair, 41, of Tolland, broken pelvis and hip and a hospital under investigation. No charges average, 20.3 percent; poor, 6.6 per­ would veto the funding resolution. but I couldn’t get my heart into the Herald Editor Dan Fitts and next to her in the subway. authorities were lying to the people. cent; no answer, 7 percent. would pass the highways bill. “You put so many packages on the As so many Russians seem to do ruled out a subway station. “’There the risk she was taking by being \^ s travelling west on Route 190 spokeswoman said she was ad­ were filed Friday. thing. reporter Paul Hendrie were seen with foreigners — but she also She said, in answer to a question, The survey, conducted during the “I would hope so and would think tree that the limbs are tipping down among the many Manchester peo­ in subways, Nadya was are too many people there,” she and attempted to turn left onto mitted in good condition. The two Police said the freight train was I think it was the directions which said. She thought a bit, then told us was most anxious to talk with us. that all members of the Russian in­ Spring street when the accident oc­ summer, involved 50,000 of the 363,- so,” he told reporters. and the tree is falling over. These ple who went on a recent reading. Kathleen’s eyes fell on the men were treated and released, she “imbedded” inside the vehicle when accompanied it that got me. ’The to meet her at 4 p.ra., at dusk, in one telligentsia, among whom she in­ curred about noon. said it finally managed to stop. 000 student leaders featured in the House Democrats proposed a $5.4 are not programs; these are fan­ Friendship Force trip to Russia. book. WE TALKED about many billion proposal for 800,000 new jobs directions described the process 4>f of the city’s public parks. cluded herself, felt the way she did. 1981-82 issue of “Who’s Who of tasies!” What follows is a description of It was in English; “How to Stop things, for she turned out to be What about Communist Party American High School Students.” Of covering everything from jails to The proposal would generate jobs dehydration as (and I have the an encounter Fitts and Hendrie Worrying,” by Dale Carnegie. My wife and I brought Hendrie extremely well informed, with food distributions. The House Ap­ with us the next day. Nadya had members? we asked. Do they the 50,000 sent questionnaires, 23,000 mostly through public works direction book in front of me as I had with a Russian citizen in “I have a lot to worry about,” opinions on a number of different believe what they are saying, that propriations Committee voted 25-18 brought a friend, Sonya, also an responded. programs to repair veterans’ write this) “reducing moisture to l^ningrad. This, incidentally, is Nadya later explained, after we had topics. the Soviet way is best? Accounts offer higher rotes Many of the student leaders were to attach it to a stopgap funding hospitals, highways, sewers and the absolutely the last article the become friendly. English-speaker. Sonya stayed just the point where the food spoiling “ I’ve often asked myself that,” resolution Congress must pass by long enough to Invite all of us to She pronounced words with identified and nominated for inclu- like. micro-organisms die of thirst.” Herald plans to publish about the Anyway, Kathleen began chatting something resembling a British ac­ Nadya replied. “They must know with Nadya. ’They were on good dinner at her flat later that night, Continued from page 1 ly high rates to return. “With the The first months of the new ac­ Sorry, Kevin, I just couldn’t see trip. cent, and though she made a few that what they are saying is not terms almost Immediately. Nadya then left to return to work. It was new high rates banks will begin to count will be something of a all those innocent micro-organisms errors in word order, she spoke true. They can see what is really accompanied us out of the station to understood that Nadya would keep terest charges. shave their (profit! margins. But shakedown cruise for local banks. dying of thirst on my account. Plus I By Dan Fitts better English than a lot of happening, after all.” there's a limit to how long you can show us the way to our hotel, and, us company until it was time to go to The availability of the new ac­ Already larger state banks, like Ex-cop admits bribe-taking hate to think of the noise at night Herald Editor the flat. Americans I know. She said she had gone to school do that,” Johnson said. Society for Savings, have mounted I when it came time to part, counts will add a new dimension to when they’re all calling out for suggested the three of us meet the For the next three hours we We wanted to talk about the Soviet banking industry competition. John­ The big unanswered question in expensive advertising campaigns HARTFORD (UPI) — paying $5,000 in 1973 for his Following Kilduff’s court to testify voluntarily to the Her name was Nadya. We met her walked around the city in the rain. Union. She didn’t mince words. PleoHi- lu rn to page 1.3 many bankers’ minds is how money designed to get new customers in promotion to captain and appearance, McGuigan grand juror was “a signfi- glasses of water . . ., purely by chance^ next day. “We could walk and have son said he expects to see “a great Former New Britain The Ronco Food Dehydrator spent deal of movement” of money from market funds will react to the the door at the outset. That’s only Police- Capt. Edward J. a b o u t a c tin g a s a told reporters Kilduff’s cant development” in the December sitting hopefully on top of bank to bank to money market as banks' new challenge. Will they pay the beginning. Expect to be deluged Kilcjuff Jr., convicted in middleman in three other decision to plead guilty and state’s investigation. interest-conscious customers shop out higher yields to stay one step with promotions soon touting one or 1981 of lying about his role promotion-for-pay my refrigerator. By February it was for the best rate available. ahead of the competition? the other bank's new account as the in the New Britain schemes. sulking in a comer of my bedroom, "I don't believe (the money best on the market. jobselling scandal, Friday Kilduff, sentenced to and by March it had taken up per­ Shoor s messenger: -P r o f ile While banks can offer unlimited market i will roll over and play dead pleaded guilty to lying to a three to seven years on the manent exile in the back of my interest on the accounts, don't and let us take its money and go. " “There will be a lot of shoppers 1981 c o n v ic tio n , is From Art To Ronanco To expect to see them offering unusual­ out there.” Agostinelli said. grand juror and taking ' closet. said Johnson. bribes from gamblers. appealing his conviction Tho PerfKt Holliay 6lfll Somewhere in the back of the Kilduff, 50, also has and is free on bond. closet is another little item I’d like agreed to testify “with no Borden delayed Kilduff’s .sentencing on the bribe to bring to the first meeting. deals” before a one-man ’Two little items in fact. One is a clipping days over receiving and perjury Police prefer full-sized cars grand jury investigating 30,000 PAPERBACK BOOKS matched set of chirping balls, also corruption in Hartford charges, pending the out­ All A t % Off Big-Stora PricM presents from Kevin. Chirping expressing their thanks after miss the contact with Manchester. County, said Chief State’s come of Kilduff’s appeal of 5 0 balls? What are chltpliig tails, you By Barbara Richmond receiving one of these personalized “ Elach one rent out is done very Continued from page 1 Hartford. South Windsor and West reports to the Board of Directors at .Attorney. Austin J. his previous conviction. Herald Reporter Hartford do so. Prosecutors ask. They look somewhat like messages,” Shoor said. personally. I made sure the name a meeting Thursday, saying the ad- McGuigan, who has been was spelled correctly and the ad­ The radios, he said, help corhbat recommended to Borden Mrs. Reiner, a Mansfield resi­ "It should not be assumed that ministration supports both d ire c tin g th e s t a te ’s Christmas decorations, and, if you Shortly after the Shoor brothers dress was correct before it was because the average person finds a the officers’ fatigue and keep them recommendations. that Kilduff be sentenced plug them in, they actually start to started in business on Main Street in dent, said she'rends out about 75 ongoing investigation into cards a month lor nine or 10 months mailed. I’ve done them as if they particular vehicle suitable for that more alert. They also keep officers’ illegal gambling and to three to seven years chirp like real birds. 1949, they tad a visit fronri Son­ informed of breaking news Director James F. "Dutch” with the time to run con­ a year. She doesn’t do them during were personal messages being rent purpose, that same vehicle is readi­ jobselling in New Britain. For years I av 5:30 until 8 pm W indshield D efroster I gave him one from a local business will be missed Favorite entertainer: Dick Its People ’The module was drawn out on the lot of the Rofroohmonta and ontortalnmant year for Christmas. And Letmy ... by manyJlEMjeiidnla,. Cavett Worst thing about former Pic and Save store onEast Middle Turnpike. M! Agoa up to 12 yoaro old 565 Vernon St, 643-5151 well, thwe’s a' certain polo shirt Creighton Shoor said he and his Favorite actor: Laurence Manchester: Its traffic jams I Roaonratlona - Batty Lowia - 840-9291; Dorlaj with a line of .sailboats across the Today’s demonstration was set from 8 to 10 a.m., brother plan to just take it easy Olivier I McCarthy - 848-9899; Dorothy WoMgonMith - Manchester cheat; and my father will probably HvraM photo by nchmond after having their own business for partly in the hope that merchants would show up Favorite song: “ Both Sides (Compiled by Filomena Muc- before store openings. None did. I 849-0233 haul over that Scotch plaid muffler S3 years. “It’s a personal business KB or at Pool bar CREIGHTON SHOOR ADMIRES FOLDER and we bad to be here most of the. N o w ” citelli) Some may already have tried out the module. It A DMolon of Croottlold Convaloaoant Homo he put in the bn^ of HIS ckaet. has been there for sdme time. S Cloaing data: Doeombar 24 ' n e t’s it. Mbetlng adjourned. . . . In hIs jawalry stora time,” Creighton Shoor said. r 12 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Sat., Dec. 11, 1982 MANCHESTEIR HERALD. Sat., Dec. 11, 1982 — 13 Sure, rain can be a pain, W eddings Adpice for us but it can be good Grant-Libbey Dad is just one too many a sailor’s foul-weather suit, and a It is raining as I write. I feel snug wide-brimmed rain hat that kept the Elizabeth Anne Libbey, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. and comfortable here in this room. water from going down my neck. In Arthur J. Libbey Jr. ^of M MiUord Road, and Stuart ..I'm surrounded by familiar things addition, I had a four-foot-square Barrows Grant, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Graift of land tools like this typewriter that I Andy for full house at Christmas rubber sheet that I brought along to Melrosfi, were married Nov. 27 in St. Thomas Aquinas know how to use, and the rain can’t keep on my lap. Under that I kept Chapel, Storrs. get at me. I’m dry. Being warm and IRQoney my program, my lunch and a ther­ The Rev. Bob O’Donnell officiated at the mass and DEAR ABBYi Here’s dry inside when it’s cold and wet the situation; My husband, DEAR ABBY: My Syndicated mos bottle filled with hot chicken double ring ceremony. Phyllis Meshanic was organist. sister and her husband outside is one of the few victories The bride was given in marriage by her parents. Joe, and I have four Columnist broth. bedlams and five chil­ recently lost their cat to man scores over nature. We ought to cancer. They loved her like enjoy it. This isn’t wet cave I’ve Catherine M. Kapa of Manchester, sister of the bride, dren. My parents are com­ There I sat in a dry little island D ear Abby a “daughter” and were dis­ crept into in order to avoid the worst was matron of honor. Gall S. Libbey and Mary T. ing to spend the Christmas surrounded by a sea of rain trying Libbey, both of Manchester, also sisters of the bride, traught over her death. (It of the storm; this is a comfortable holidays with us. (We live Abigail Van Buren unsuccessfully to get at me. I was were bridesmaids. Jody Libbey of Manchester was in Arizona and they live b' y broke my heart to see my home where I can forget ail about “cat-niece” in the hospital from what little Chaucer I read. I happily isolated from every outside flower girl. New Jersey.) Joe’s parents the rain if I choose to. with an IV.) never really understood his olde distraction except the good game on are separated and are not I’ve never understood why Albert S. Grant of Melrose, brother of the groom, was My question: Do I send English spelling, but even that adds the lighted field below me. on very good terins. Longfellow wrote that famous line best man. Ushers were William R. Brewster of Suffield flowers, a card jw what? • flavor to the lines he wrote about The players on the field were as and Frank Kamay Jr. of Enfield, friends of the couple. Joe’s mother, who is a of his, or why it’s famous. You darling, is coming for Please give me the rain: happy as I was, although it would be. Dad got the message he protocol for feline remember: After a reception in the Faculty Alumni Center in Christmas. Joe’s father, and it costs more to clean f4.r “Lord, this is a huge rayn! hard to explain that to anyone who called Joe, who talked him up a smoker’s apartment, funerals. “Into every life some rain must Storrs, the couple left on a wedding trip to Florida. They who is a creep, called last This were a weder for to steepen hadn’t been there. Football players into coming anyway! 1 am not to mention the higher SIfJCERE IN SAN DIEGO fall. will make their home in Vernon. night (knowing full well his inne." don’t mind rain at all, unless they’re furious! risk when it comes to fire, Some days must be dark and The bride is a graduate of Hartford State Technical. estranged wife was coming DEAR SINCERE: Raffle winner That has a wonderful feel to it and quarterbacks or pass-catchers. (1) Was I wrong to call a non-smoker’s apartment dreary." College with an associate degree in computer science. for Christmas) and I heard Express your sympathy by it evokes memories of all the good Once a player gets sloppy and wet She is employed at the Savings Bank of Manchester and leave that message? would be more profitable. It’s clear that Longfellow Joe tell him on the phone, (2) Was my father-in-law any means you feel ap­ Winner of the UNICO 1983 Lincoln Town Car tlcello, president of Manchester UNICO, Saturday mornings I’ve decided to all over, it’s fun rooting around in Data Center. "Sure you can come for I’ll bet many retired peo­ Hudson, U.S. Sen. Christopher Dodd, who associated rain with all the bad wrong to have told Joe I ple would be willing to give propriate — flowers, a raffle Nov. 26 was James D. Hudson. Accep­ turn over and sleep for another hour the mud. The groom is a graduate of the University of Connec­ Christmas, Dad we’ll card, a note or just a ver­ things that happen to us. I don’t called and asked him to up their homes if such ting the keys for his son Is James E. Hudson, pulled the winning ticket, and Raymond under the lulling rhythm of the rain Nothing is perfect, of course, and Mrs. Stuart B. Grant ticut and is self-employed. make room somehow.” I bal “I’m sorry” — but do associate rain with that at all. stay home after I asked apartments were second from left. From left are Barry Bot- Damato, raffle chairman. on the roof. there are one or two little things was furious! express it. Maybe it Was raining when I was him specifically not to tell available. I know I would. People are always knocking rain, that keep me from being totally The next day I called my him? (3) What do I do now? Animal lovers who born. I have an idea that rain is as father-in-law. He was out, NORMA IN TUCSON but I don’t think they mean it. It’s enthusiastic about rain. First is that IN THE SOUP regard their pets as important to people as it is to plants. just pass-the-time^)May weather so I left the following “children” need consola­ persistent leak in the back corner of E ngaged message on his answering DEAR IN: (1) Yes. (2) DEAR NORMA: I’ve lived in climates where they talk. We’re all expected to make tion and support to resolve Americans, Soviet share the basement by my woodworking machine: “Hi, Dad! I Yes, but what did you There’s a motel in Dallas their grief and adjust to don’t have 'much rain and I hated it. some negative comment about a I’m not the cactus type. The human shop. It isn’t much, but a small pud­ know Joe said it would be expect? (3) You’ve done exclusively for non- their loss. rainy day. “It’s raining cats and dle always forms on the cellar Boor ' OK for you to come for enough. Just keep your smokers (The Non- brain needs a good hard rain at least No date has been set for the wed­ dogs out there,” someone will say. after a hard rain and I can’t seem to Christmas, but I don’t mouth shut, and try to Smokers Inn, 9229 If you hate to write once every two weeks. Snow if it’s McDoweil-Heath ding. ideas, walk, in Leningrad I’ve never understood what that find a way to stop it. think it would work out make the best of it. (P.S. Carpenter Freeway, letters because you don’t cold. You can’t keep going out in the Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Ather of means or where the phrase came The only other thing I don’t like with all the company we Merry Christmas!) Dallas, Texas 75247), so know what to say, send for bright sun every day without having Walker Street announce the engage­ from. I’ve never seen a rain that about rain is the eight or ten inches are expecting. You are why not an apartment Abby’s complete booklet Uontinued from page 11 And is it true that in America you with Nadya we passed a bookstore it get on your nerves and dry you up. ment of their daughter, Kimberly J. more than welcome to DEAR ABBY: Why building for non-smokers in on letter-writing. Send $2 reminded me of cats and dogs com­ of pants between the tops of my McDowell, to David M. Heath, son have to buy a big car if you get display case full of books in English. Maybe God invented smog to save ing down from the clouds and I don’t come another time. I know doesn’t some smart builder Tucson — or in any other and a long, stamped (37 with many who had joined the party. promoted? she asked. Is it true that She stopped talking and read over shcKs and the bottom of my raincoat of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Heath of city? Readers? (P.S. Californians from all that sun they know why we keep saying it. you’ll understand. Please build an apartment cents), self-addressed “Those were the ones who were am­ when you get a new job you have to the titles. I got the feeling she often thai always gets soaked when I go East Hartford. Spending spree keep this just between us, exclusively for non- Please, no letters from envelope to Abby, Letter bitious,” she said. used to get. I went to a football game in the move to a different place? had passed this display case and out in a downpour. The bride-elect is a 1980 graduate Consumer spending will change huh. Dad?” smokers? Since smokers builders saying, “ I’ll sell Booklet, P.O. Box 38923, She doubted the average Russian rain earlier this year and had the She asked many questions about often had looked for something new. BETfER THA.N Longfellow is Other than those two minor in­ qf Manchester High School. She is dramatically in the years ahead. Well, Abby, as soon as use more air-conditioning. you inhale first.” ) Holljrwood, Calif. 90038. citizen felt much grief at the death I can think of so many books I time of my life, I had rubber shoes. employed at the Connecticut America, and about English usage. one of the few lines I remember conveniences, I say, let it rain! The millions of Americans bom in of President Leonid Brezhnev. She ' For her, knowledge of other cultures wish I somehow could send to N atio n al Bank and D enny’s the 1950s are starting families. said the leaders were so far Nadya. Restaurant, both in East Hartford. seemed to answer a need of hers Households making over $20,000 a removed from the common people it that Russian society couldn’t fulfill. On our flight back to the United The prospective bridegroom is a year will increase from 28 million to was hard for anybody to relate to 1979 graduate of East Catholic High Tinnitus may be caused She loved France, even if she States I read Time magazine cover A bou t Town more than 43 million during the them. never expected to go there. po cover. After only a couple of School. He is employed by Eiconomy 1980s. Nadya could remember only one Electric Supply Company in Once, when she was talking about weeks I was starved for news. person who seemed affected by I There was a whole section on An­ Kimberly J. McDowell Manchester. Hitler, she noted that he had wanted Thursday from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. in the Board of Direc­ by brain itself, not the ear Brezhnev’s death. An older woman to demolish Leningrad. dropov. His background was probed Carol sing set Monday tors' office in the Municipai Buiiding to hear comments 'accosted her on the street with the I told her I had read that at the extensively. Another article pur­ and suggestions from the public. news. end of World War II . he also had ported to tell the inside story of the COVENTRY - The town will hold its annual Christ­ Future sessions will be held at the first Tuesday of New s for senior citizens “Who will protect us from the mas carol sing and treelighting ceremony on Monday at DEAR DR. LAMB: My white spots on my hands, ordered the destruction of Paris. Soviet invasion of Afghanistan. each month from 9 to 11 a.m. and the third Thursday of husband is a 64-year-oId arms, neck and legs. My Americans?” the worried woman She mispronounced an English I thought of how eagerly Nadya 6:30 p.m., at the Town Hall. each month from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. asked Nadya. Interested children will be able to decorate the Christ­ retiree. He has tinnitus. He skin is dark, so the white vulgarity. “I would kill him!” she would have read this magazine, of worked in a noisy factory spots look terrible. Do you Nadya said many of the common exclaimed. how she and her friends would have mas tree with weatherproof decorations which they people turn to drinking because it is have made. The event will feature the high school band, Center's Christmas party all his life. Please tell us if Your Health have any advice 1 could spent many hours dis()ussing the Second’s week set it ever goes away. use? the only way they can escape from AT ONE POINT during our walk revelations. and Santa Claus is expected to arrive on the scene by the dreariness of their lives. sleigh at 7 p.m The following events are scheduled at Second The ear doctor we went to says there is no opera­ Lawrence Lamb, M.D. DEAR READER: In Winston Churchill once likened After the ceremony, cookies and hot chocolate will be Congregational Church for the coming week: the first place you need to Sunday — 7 p.m., percussion recital, sanctuary, public tion or medicine that will power struggles within the Soviet served in the Board Room. will feature Sunshiners know what the condition is. establishment to a wrestling match invited. alleviate this problem. You could have vitiligo. It under a rug, Nadya said. You can Wonder Woman Tuesday — 9:30 a.m., Bible study group; 7 p.m., This condition is is depigmentation of your tell who the losers are because fellowship Christmas party. Editor's note: this space available. This lunch; 1 p.m., Christmas 566; Marge McLain, 565; bothering him a bit and in­ Bolton concerts slated tourney should quell the party; bus pickup at 10 terferes with his sleep. He skin. We all have pigment ’ every once in a while somebody Wednesday — 6:30 p.m., confirmation class; 7:30 roluinn is prepared by Floyd Post, 563. cells called melanocytes in rumors of all who claim to a.m. — return after retired two months ago and voices. This can be from better with his FM radio crawls out, beaten. p.m., deacons. the staff of the Dec. 3 -f- Setback scores: our skin. When they are BOLTON — The high school music department’s an­ be the best eight-ball program. never noticed anything psychosis but it can also tuned between stations and We asked how she had learned of Foundation honors Thursday — 7 p.m.. Boy Scouts; 7:30 p.m., choir. Manchester Senior Carl Popple; 136, Betty stimulated they produce a nual winter concerts will be held Monday and Tuesday players. Friday: 9:30 a.m. crib- prior to this time. originate from the tem­ left on to generate noise, or this Churchill quotation, since Friday — 7:45 p.m., Strickland, Borst, Tozer Group. Onter. It appears in the Jesanis, 135; Dominick tan. If you lose them or at 7:30 p.m. Individuals wishing to bage; 10 a.m., bingo, 10 poral lobe of the brain. with a sleep machine, presumably his writings aren’t The concert Monday will be at the K-4 building, and at Mancliester Herald on Anastasio, 133; Sam [ DEAR READER: Ear So it is no wonder that they quit producing pig­ available in the Soviet Union. She Wednesdays and Satur­ join our Dart League are a.m., exercise class; noon Schors, 128; Marge Reed, which you can get at a the high school on Tuesday. I noises probably should be not all cases of ringing in department store, that ment your skin loses its said a friend of hers had told it to female leaders New Calvary to celebrate days. ur^ed to sign-up. The lunch; 12:45, setback 125; Harold Hinson, 124; The programs will feature selections of choral and in­ leagues plays Thursday games; bus pickup at 8 rpalled nead noises. There the ears and noises can be makes noise. color. her. strumental music of the season, as well as other Oscar Cappuccio, 122; Ber­ Ts a lot of concentration on explained. A good place to An internal condition of A community Christmas carol sing with the lighting of By Joe Diminico mornings and will start on a.m., return trips at noon As explained in The Nadya said she didn’t know much jazz musicians. numbers. The public is invited. nice Martin, 121; Sue the ear because it is a start is the ear. being allergic to sub­ about Yuri Andropov, Brezhnev’s By Patricia McCormack trees on the grounds of New Calvary Chruch, 400 Activities Specialist Jan .. 6. In terested in­ and 3:15 p.m. Horwath, 120; Mina Health Letter, 1210, Help UPI Health Editor • Harriet Bell, New York City, a dividuals should sign up at Saturday: 7 p.m. Bus sound. But you never hear Otosclerosis, the growing for Tinnitus — Noise or stances in your own body successor as head of the Communist Buckland Road, is set for Sunday at 7 p.m. Reuther, 119; Bess (an autoimmune reaction) polio victim who supervised the Greeting:' the front office. leaves center for Bushnell a sound unless it is together of the tiny ear Ringing in the Ear, which I Party. She said at least he knew Wonder Woman of comic book Harold Porcheron will lead the singing and Ronald Moonan, 117; Bill Brown, is believed to affect the rearing of her three children from Comment session due Keeping in the holiday Senior wishing to learn in Hartford. registered by specific bones, can cause tinnitus. am sending you, some English, and he was a better reader fame sprang from the pen of car­ Kessler will give a Christmas meditation. 117. pigment cells. It is not her wheelchair. The Polio Informa­ spirit, the Center will spon­ social dancing will have brain cells. In other words, So can other ear diseases. cases benefit from proper­ of speeches than Brezhnev. He toonist William Moulton Marston in Refreshments will be served. ’The event is open to the Dec. 6. — Pinochle harmful but its effect on tion Center she founded is operated The Board of Directors will hold a public session next public. sor a Christmas party on the opportunity starting MENU FOR THE WEEK an ear without a brain can­ And a number of medicines ly matched hearing aids didn’t stumble over.the words as 1941, endowed with compassion, from her bedroom as a resource Thursday, starting im­ Monday: pea soup, ham scores: Anna Husarik, 806; not enable you to hear. may cause it; too much appearance can be bother­ much. Monday, Jan. 17 from 10:30 litorge Reed, 803; Floyd and some from tinnitus honesty, courage, strength and center for the nation’s 250,000 post- mediately following lunch. to 11:45. This year we will salad on rye, chilled fruit, I' I,m ake a point of this aspirin is one cause. The maskers. Others can send some. But on the whole she didn’t see Post, 801; Olive If you do have vitiligo wisdom. polio victims. Our own Sunshiners will be have the honor of having beverage. because some types of common form of loss of 75 cents with a long, hope of great improvement. She The Wonder Woman Foundation Houghtaling, 768; Maud your doctor may want to • Rita Webb Smith, New York Ci­ Jamie Fiske at the center to entertain Lee and Beverly Burton of Tuesday: baked corned head noises persist even if hearing as people get older stamped, self-addressed noted that Andropov had headed the 'recently gave awards to 18 women ty, organized blockwatchers in beef hash, buttered Custer, 758; Carl Popple, both nerves from the ears may cause it. try a photosensitizing drug, you with Christmas carols, thp Burton Dance Studio as enveIoi>e for it to me, in dreaded KGB for. many years. over 40 who have demonstrated Harlem and organized sensitivity vegetable, bread and 754; Ed Scott, 749; Martha to the hrain are cut. That Yes, it can go away, par­ either methoxsalen or as well as leading us in our instructors. The class care of the Manchester Wonder Woman traits. Each also training programs for neighborhood butter, buttercotch pud­ LaBate, 737; Mina can only mean that the ticularly if associated with trioxsalen along with SHE WASN’T too c r a ^ about sing-along of Christmas will nui for eight weeks, Herald, P.O. Box 1551, got $7,500. police. At Harlem Hospital she has a party carols. ding, beverage. Reuther, 728; Frank Toros, noise in these cases is a temporary condition. exposure to sunlight or ar­ President Ronald Reagan, either. with instructions in the 722; E rnest Nickerson, Radio City Station, New She said she thought his saber- “The categories used in this counsels those troubled by alcohol We will also have a grab Foxtrot, the Swing, and in Wednesday: shells with related to the brain itself Yes, noice can cause it. York, N.Y. 10019. tificial longwave ul­ 713; Fritz Wilkinson, 705. traviolet light. This is most rattling was dangerous. She said she award program are unique — they and drug abuse. MINNEAPOLIS (UPI) - Little bag gift exchange. In­ Disco. The Waltz will be meat sauce, tossed salad, and not the ear at all. And you will have more are basied directly on the character • Robin Morgan, New York City, Dec. 8 — Bridge scores: Also, some people have DEAR DR. LAMB: I effective when started at worried a lot about nuclear war, and Jamie Fiske’s grandparents were on dividuals wishing to par­ taught upon request. The Italian bread, jello, trouble with it if you dwell traits of Wonder Woman,” Ms. poet and author of feminist books. In beverage. Jack Owen, 5,180; Kay auditory hallucinations and would like some informa­ the first evidences of felt worst of all about the children. hand Friday to participate in a ticipate should purchase a fee will be $1 per person on it or concentrate on it. Kahn, president and publisher of DC progress: “Sisterhood is Global.” Thursday: Christmas Bennett, 3,540; Alice may hear music and hear Your husband may sleep tion about my skin. I have depigmentation,^ We asked her if she had received belated birthday celebration for the gift for approximately $2 per class. Interest^ per­ detailed instructions from the Comics Inc. Said. child who underwent a life-saving party — roast beef, Powell, 3,466; Annette WOMEN STRIVINt; for equality and mark on the package sons should sign up in the Hillery, 3,330; Sally Fay, authorities about what to do in the It was Ms. Kahn’s idea to set up liver transplant last month. male or female. Rumor office. whipped potato, green the awards program to honor the and peace: beans w/mushrooms, roll 3,280. event of nuclear war. The two sets of grandparents from has it that Joliy Ole St. All those concerned 40th anniversary of Wonder Woman. • Mim Kelber, New York City, is and butter, Christmas ice “I stop listening when they talk a feminist writer working on “At Massachusetts saw the lyear-old Nick may be stopping by about getting their eyes She doesn't want to give up about such things,” she said. “If a The 18 winners were presented cream, beverage. Jamie for the first time since she the center to wish checked for glaucoma may their cash awards at a ceremony in Sword’s Point: Women and War.” Friday; clam chowder, war comes, I hope I die im­ • Jane Roberts Chapman, Chevy left her home in Bridgewater, everybody “ Happy do so at the center on Feb. mediately.” ' New York. Cohosting were Hugh Mass., this fall to come to Universi­ Holidays.” So, please be 7, from 1 to 3 p.m. The test tuna salad sandwich, Downs of ABC teievision and Gloria Chase, Md., co-founded and became dessert, beverage. She said the official line is that director of the Center for Women’s ty of Minnesota Hospitals. sure to attend and join in is fast, accurate, and freedom for parenthood Russian citizens must accept shor­ Steinem of Ms. Magazine. Passing Dec. 8 Pinochle scores: The geographic center of Policy Studies in Washington. Nurses caring for Jamie also took the Christmas spirit with painless. No appointment the North American conti­ tages in consumer goods so more out the checks were Judy Collins, all of us at the center. is necessary. Glaucoma is Sue Kerr, 612; Jtdin GaUy, • Dr. Anita Bracy Brooks, part in the party which inciuded a nent is in Pierce County, money can be directed to the Jean Stapleton, Mario Thomas, m For all of those who have one of the biggest cause of 597; Helen Silver, 589; late dinner, and I feel that Mineapolis, Minn., founded a Black cake with white icing and press pic­ N.D., six miles west of the DEAR DR. BLAKER: military. Susan Taylor and Joan Mondale. finished with their Christ­ loss of eyesight and vision Mike DeSimone, 581; Carl it’s an important part of Family Development Consortium. tures. Ralph Heussner, a hospital town of Balta. My husband and I are in But when we asked her if she “This is a new kind of program,” mas shopping, the center impairment. Popple, 574; Julien Strong, our early 30s, quite Well my job to do so. But my Ms. Koryne Horbal, executive direc­ spokesman, said Jamie usually naps wife has started going’ thought Russia was an expansionist WOMEN TAKING risks: from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. but interrupt^ will have an afternoon of Just a reminder, the off, and' we enjoy our free Ask power, with the goal of taking over tor of the Wonder Woman Founda­ • Virginia Currey, Dallas, Texas, bingo on Dec. 23. Lunch center will be clo s^ on and easy lifestyle very crazy. She says our tion, said. her nap s<^edule Friday to pose for marriage can’t survive if the world, she dismissed the idea a champion, of sexual equality, she the cameras. f 1 will also be served. If time Dec. 24 because of the much. We’ve just begun Dr. Blaker flatly. “ The Wonder Woman Awards was re-elected this fall to the ’Texas permits, please be sure to Christmas holiday. The talking about having a I’m never home. Foundation awards program Dr. John Najarian, chief of sur­ What am I supposed to do And yet she was well aware of the State School Board. attend. volunteers who will sell baby. Karen Blaker, Ph.D. focuses less on achievement for its gery at the hospitals, said the family Soviet invasion of Afghanistan and • Eula Hall, Craynor, Ky., Don’t forget our annual tickets for the Christmas My husband’s pretty — quit my job? own sake in-favor of achievement as celebration did not indicate any WELCOME WAGON the Soviet-backed repression of married at 17, the mother of five, New Year’s dance, dinner to be Dec. 16, in­ much in favor of it but I DEAR READER: Poland. it springs from personal growth. she brought health care to her com­ medical change in Jamie’s condi­ scheduled for Dec. 28 from form me that absolutely no HAS U SEFU L have some doubts. I think “ We established the awards tion. While you can’t be We told her we had learned at the munity. The Mud Creek Health 7:30 p.m. until 10:30 p.m. dinner tickets will be sold G IFT S AND it will intrude on our expected w give up your U.S. Embassy that many Russian program to broaden and deepen the Clinic also provides paralegal She has been eating on her own for We will have before 10 a.m. Please abide HiBLPFUL marriage and that our job, you do need to do soldiers had died a week or so concept of what it means to be an assistance to 14,000. the past two weeks, Najarian said, H«r«ld photo by SaviiM refreshments, and dance by this ruling. flexible lifestyle will have being realistic about what prime caretaker. Thorough something about putting earlier in the collapse of a tunnel in American woman in 1982.” consideration then should • Ada Deer, Madison, Wis., as and is “progressing like a normal iiiuslc by Lon Joiibert INFORMATION to change drastically. it means to have a baby. more of you into your Afghanistan. . The financial awards are meant to chief of the of the Menominee tribe little girl. We’re extremely pleased and bis ordiestra. All of SCHEDULE FOR THE I feel guilty thinking Your husband can be a lit­ be focused on yoiir many Robertson Christmas angels WEEKi FOR YO U ... marriage. Marriages real­ She said that she, too, had heqrd assist women whose patttem of obtained $1 million for a health and expect Jamie will be discharged this for $2. Please get your about selfish things like' tle les$ concerned about areas of concern — some of ly won’t survive being ig­ that from a friend who had bMn growth and achelvement suggests Monday: 9:30 a.m., A LL F R E E I which only you can come to clinic, and $7 million for a lumber in the near future.” tickets early while they that instead of the joys of the practicalities of it. nored or taken for granted. listening to the Voice of America. future contributions. mill. last, and “ring” in the Nqw chess and checkers; 10 terms with. No date has been set for her dis­ .“Christmas on Angel Street" Is the name of the Robertson having a child. 1$ Although his general I assure you’re home “Those poor soldiers,” she said. • Mae Bertha Carter, Drew, Year with all of us here at a.m., bingo; noon lunch; ^ something wrong with me? lifestyle will be changed by If you find yourselves un­ THE WINNERS: charge. School play which will take place Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. In the 13:30 p.m., pinochle; bus during the day and, if your "It’s not their fault. 'They’re just Miss., a mother of 13, fought in­ the center. a baby, personally he will able to make a decision victims, too. And now some Women pursuing truth: Jamie received the iiver of a school auditorium. Cast members Include (from left) Clare pick up dt 8 a.m., return DEAR READER: right now, I would suggest wife doesn’t work, then you • Dr.Christine Wells, Tempe, equality in schools and became an JUSTENGAGED7 not be as affected as you, certainly should spend mother’s going to receive a coffin officer of the National Association brain-dead Utah child last month Hulme, a lady dancer; and Deborah Magowan and Kevin Hale, INDIVIDUALS WHO trips at noon and 3 p.m. Hardly. You’re simply assuming you will be the you not push it. You still Ariz., for research and writing and was in intensive care at the two orphan children. Admission Is free and the play Is open to did not obtain an energy kit Tuesday: 9 a.m,, bus for time with her doing special back, instead of a son.” for the Advancement of Colored NEW PARENT? have time and I suspect She said the Soviet officials never about sports medicine for women. hospitals until last week. the public. should do so before the cold shopping; 9:30 a.m., last that now the subject has activities that you’ve • Karen Ferguson, Washington, People. MOVED? planned together as well as explain to the survivors the cir­ weather finally does nutrition class; 9:30 a.m., 'been brought out in the D.C., founder and director of the WOMEN HELPING women; My visit's a friendly way to get answers to the little everyday things cumstances of a soldier’s death. She arrive. All seniors are Christmas decmntians; 10 open, it’ll remain at the Pension Rights Center. • Pauline Cardenas, McAllen, where-to-find questions about our town and Thoughts of living together. said she had heard of somebody eligible for the free kits, a.m., square dancing; noon back of your mind, mixing Texas, helped wommen in her which are valued at $15. lunch; 12:30 p.m.,' bus available goods and services. Local stores If your wife works, you whose son died while with the army WOMEN CREATING new Town woman wins $10,000 up with your unconscious medical corns in 1981 In Poland. Mexican-American community. These kits will not onl]only return from Hiopping; 1:30 are anxious to help too and have gifts for you Cnflifa'Binn and sorting through your still have Saturday and realities: save ^ou m oon,y, but will p.m., exerdse class. Sunday to spend together How this Russian had died • Ann Burlak Tlmpson, Jamaica NEWINGTON - 75-year-old Hat­ other. I guess I got the lucky one,” when you visit them. So glorious is the event of Christ’s Birth . . . concerns toward a deci­ was never revealed, she said. Charkovich said. “I told him I’ve keep you comfortable as W ednesday: 9 a.m ., sion. and you need to show her Plain, Mass., labor leader who as Now you know tie Charkovich of Marcbester was she laughed. been getting a lot of $5 and $10 ins­ So a t t ^ l is the wonder of His Star executive secretary of the National well. public heaith nurse — by Pointing to the manger from afar . . . that this is what you want. DISENCHANTED as she may the recent winner of $10,000 in the “The Lottery's been good to us,” tant winners lately and that I had a DEAR DR. BLAKER: I suspect that if you give Textile Workers Union worked for Shirley Temple made $1 million Mr. Charkovich said. In 1977 he won Individuals interested in appointment; 10 a.m., Call Sue Fingers of Ught enflaming God’s Peace on earth! have been with the Soviet system, Connecticut State Lottery’s "Win feeling I was going to hit the big one our Senior Center ”8” ball I’m a bartender in a very your wife as much time as passage of the Wagner Act and for between 1934 and her 10th birthday for Life” instant game. $5,000 in a lottery m illionaire pinochle; 10 a.m „ round Nadya was not interested in April 23. 1938. real soon. Walt till I see him on Mon­ tourney are reminded that dance; bus pickup at 8 Through His Birth God gives us to understand nice club. Obvidiuly my you can when you’re not emigrating to America, even if that unmpLoymqptJnsvca.nc£, and cam­ “I gave my husband, Michael, two drawing. He also won $500 on two day. Boy, will be be surprised!” 643.9632 job keeps me out until late paigned for federally financed ciuld dollars to huy me a couple of instant separate occasions in lottery bonus time is running out for a.m., return trips a t noon That toe smallest can reach out to Him with love — working, she’ll find it somehow could be worked out. signing up. The tourney is With new hopes of faith to the heavenly F a ^ r above a t night. easier to accept your care. tickets at Ann-Jo’s in Hartford,” stub games. and 3:15 p.m. Mjrstery trip She said she had a lot of friends in Mrs. Charkovich said the couple scheduled for early Glowing hearts and souls to the touch of Jtis Hand! Sometimes my nights away. Also, make a • Rosetta Reitz, New York City, The Julian calendar under which Mrs. Charkovich explained. “Just the other day, I was driving leaves from the center at Russia and would be afraid to start plan to use the money for bills and January, and there are 0:30 a.m.; noon lunch. customers Invite me to do point of doing something 'reared three daughters alone and Western nations measured time un­ ' “When he brought them home. I home on the bus talking to the driver Rev. Walter A. Hyuko life all over again in another coun­ medical expenses. “It won’t go to only 32 openings. Please Thursday: 10 a.m., things with them special with her on your wrote a book on menopause, (n til 1582 A.D. was authorized by scratched one and he scratched the who’s an old friend of mine,’’ waste, that’s for sure,” she smiled. St. John*. Chureh try. What if she were unable to find Julius Caesar in 46 B.C. sign up now while there is orchestra rehearsal; noon afterward, like go out for a nights offr a job? progress: a tome on great women MANCHESTER HERALD, Sat., Dec. 11, 1982 - 15 U - MANCHESTER HERALD. Sat- Dec. 11, 1982 Raiders ordered 'MACC News' back to Oakiand Cookies mean so much to the old Page 16 adopted 20 families for ’Thanksgiving baskets. Editor'd note: thid column id prepared by the as an extra surprise), wool bed jackets (washable), socks, sport socks; stationery, pens, pencils and dtaff of the Manehedter Area Conference of stamps; inexpensive transitor radios, calculators, Remember to thank Howell Cheney Technical plants. School for their gift of 50 pounds of delicious baked Churched. watches; billfolds with a dollar Inside; comb and Both: Soft candies, cookies, subscription to Virginia ham. ’They inadvertently got dropped out newspapers or magazines (New York Times has a brush sets, deodorants; craft items, models, sports By Nancy Carr equipment, simple art items such as colored of a MACC column and I didn’t catch It — and large type edition. Reader’s Digest has a large Prestige Printers for donating the papbr for Christ­ MACC Executive Director print ^ition), paperback books, magnifying marking pens and sketch pads; teenage games Moreno signs on witli Astros mas vouchers; Paul Marcuson of Viking Bakery for Two groups are very much in our hearts and glasses, playing cards, puzzles, crossword puzzles, (Molopoly, Checkers, Concentration, Scrabble, etc.); subscription to a good “teen” magazine; gift donating 40 coffee cakes and 88 bags of hard rolls to prayers at Christmas time. checkers, other table games, body lotion for dry certificate to a local dtore; several dollars in an the Pantry and to John Johnston for delivery; and their problems by the time the next inter-ieague trading period begins Some of our neighbors living in Manchester con­ skin, bed socks, stationery, ball point pens, stamps, Philadelphia and came to Pittsburgh June 15. He played in one game envelope. to Louis and Irma DellaFerra, Emanuel Lutheran HONOLULU (UPI) — Free agent outfielder Omar Moreno, one of next February. valescent homes no longer have family or friends to gloves or mjttens, arts and crafts. baseball’s leading base stealers, signed a 5-year, $3.25 million con­ for the Pirates and went 2-for-4 with two RBI before being returned to Some of our confused patients and several of our Gift, toys and food may be left at the Manchester 8th graders, Margaret Todd, Robert Huestis, Joe Klein, general manager of the Rangers, said any future dis­ send a card or bring over a “just for you” gift. Shirley and John Hull for contributions to the Pan­ tract with the Houston Astros Friday on the final day of the meetings. Toronto on June 25. older men and women who have b e ^ n to relive Mall, Heritage Savings . & Loan, Center Street Nordhagen went on the disabled list on June 30 and was reinstated cussions will depend on the Dodgers. “Just for you gifts” are those special cookies your try. Moreno, who hit .245 and stole 60 bases with the Pittsburgh Pirates “You can’t blame Sundberg,” Klein said, “but I’m disappointed neighbor brings over, wrapped in foil with a bow on long ago days, are comforted by holding soft baby Firehouse right next to Town Hall, at the Eighth by the Blue Jays on Aug. 20. dolls and stuffed animals. They also enjoy coloring Utility District Firehouse or at MCC Student last season, has stolen 50 or more bases six times in his seven years in that we couldn’t work it out. It ruined Sundberg’s chance for national top. “Just for you” gifts are the latest book by And to Stanley Circle, South United Methodist, the majors and is expected to provide the Astros with a much-needed Early in the day, a 5-player deal between the Los Angeles Dodgers books, thick crayons and simple puzzles. If you give Center. Please do not wrap. and Texas Rangers, which was agreed upon by both sides Thursday exposure, it ruined the young Dodger players from getting out from Erma Bombeck your brother knew you would like Iring Carlson, Center Congregational, Manchester leadoff hitter. or the warm fuzzy slippers from your daughter or such a gift, please mark clearly “for convalescent Checks should be sent to MACC Seasonal Sharing, Emblem Club, No. Ml; Albert 0. Bourret for con­ night, was voided because of a clause in the contract of one of the under a stacked deck and it ruined Hooton’s chance to finish his home patient.” Box 773, Manchester, Conn. All contributions to career in the place where he lives and wants to settle for the rest of painted shelis from your grandchild. They are the tributions to the Fuel Bank; • “Omar has outstanding speed and is a fine defensive playei; who will principals in the trade, catcher Jim Sundberg. special gifts that are “just for you” from someone The other group we are always concerned about MACC are tax deductible. And to Thomas Wolff, Harriet Frazier, Mrs. Ma- - In the trade, the Dodgers were to get Sundberg, a six-time Gold his life.” are the teenagers. Somehow at Christmas, we Contributions to Seasonal Sharing include: certainly enhance our team overall, both offensively and defen­ who knows and loves you. dien, Peter Jeffers, Doris' McKinney, Beatrice sively,” said Astros’ President and General Manager A1 Rosen. “In Glove catcher, from the Rangers for pitchers Burt Hodton, Dave always think of bright-eyed toddlers and teddy Richard and Rita Egan; Adelle and Earl Yost; Pearson, Carol Revegno, two friends and Ruth Cir­ Stewart, Orel Hershiser and outfielder Mark Bradley. A minor hitch had also developed with regard to Hooton, a lO-and-5 Holidays are lonely times when ali your loved Elizabeth Robenhymer, Outreach Committee of my mind, Omar is the epitome of the classle-Ieadoff man and we look ones are gone and there are only the memories of bears, and little boys with trucks and little girls cle of Emanuel Lutheran in honor of Marjorie ’The stumbling block in the deal was a clause in Sundberg’s contract, man who had the right to veto the deal unless he was paid to give up with dolls, blocks and balls, crayons and coloring 2nd Congo; Westhill Arts & Crafts; Anonymous; forward to him being the table setter for our offensive attack.” that option. Klein said he did not anticipate any problem with that end “just for you" gifts given anu received. Knight for donations to the Human Needs Fund. Moreno’s best season in the majors came in 1979, when he hit .282 which he negotiated with former Texas owner Brad Corbett two years Each year we work with you to make sure that books. Mary and Anthony Garofalo; Gladys R. Marte; And a very special thank you to a very special ago, that would enable him to be paid in full for four years after the of the deal, but because of the problems with Sundberg’s contract the Teenagers are old enough to understand that if Florence Subisky; Holmes FHineral Home, Inc.; and led the National League in stolen bases (77), atbats (695) and Hooton business was left unattended. every convalescent home patient in Manchester lady, Mrs. Jesanis, who has given us her late putouts (490) in helping the Pirates to the world championship. ’The 1986 season even if he did not play. receives a “just for you” gift. If you would like to Dad isn’t working, Santa isn’t coming.That’s true. Anna Felbig & Marion T. Jesseman; John and husband’s clothing and waited two months for us; Under terms of his current contract, Sundberg will receive $350,000 Early in the day, it was learned that the New York Yankees had But understanding doesn’t mean that it hurts less. Phyllis Von Deck; Bernard and Michaeleen Tabel; 29-year-old center fielder has a career total of 412 stolen bases and led agreed to terms with free agent pitcher Bob Shirley. buy a gift for one or more dear shut-ins, here are and to William Sigmund, whose wife Susie was a the NL in that category in 1978 (71) and 1979 (77). His best figure, per year until 1986. At the end of that season, he does not have to play some gift ideas: Sometimes it hurts more. Sometimes understan­ Cosmopolitan Club; Diane Morgan; Frances special friend of the Conference, for his patience. again and will still get paid $350,000 fier year until 1990. If he does Shirley, who was 8-13 with Cincinnati this year, probably will ding means being worried and frightened because Idzkowski; Dr. Walter M. Schardt; Ernest and however, was 96 stolen bases during the 1980 season. become an official member of the Yankees sometime next week, And speaking of patience — we are almost two In another free agent signing, the Chicago Cubs reached an agree­ want to play, he has the option of renegotiating. GIFT SI GGESTIONS Dad’s out of work or Mom’s sick again. Christmas Ruth Benson; Veronica McCann; (Jonnie Kelly and “The deai-breaker was Sundberg’s contract,” said Dodgers’ Vice- joining fellow free agents Steve Kemp and Don Baylor, who the Phyllis Tupper; John and Hildegard Meldrum; months behind getting inkind vouchers to you for ment in principle with outfielder W a^e Nordhagen, 34, who recently Men: Shaving supplies, deodorant, comb and is a specially good time to reach out to these your clothing/fumiture donations. President A1 Campanis. “Our lawyers can’t handle it and they can’t Yankees signed within the past two weeks. Shirley's signing gives the brush sets, felt or soft slippers, wallets (with a few troubled and anxious youngsters and let them know Viola and Alfred Campbell; William and Virginia had gone through the re-entry draft without being claimed. Last year, Yankees their quota of free agent signings this year and puts them out To all of you who are still waiting, don’t give up — he spent $host of the season with the Toronto Blue Jays, batting .270 accept somebody eise’s commitments.” dimes as an extra surprise), cardigan sweaters that someone out there is thinking of and rooting for Gilroy. of the race for free agent Steve Garvey. they are coming and they’ll be dated 1982. with one home run and 20 RBI in 73 games. He was traded to Nevertheless, it is still possible that the two sides might iron out (buy a little large), fashionable ties, flannel sports them. And to all of you who try and try to get us and then shirts (medium), lap robes. THANKS YOU’S GIFT SliGGESTIONS Still trying to catch up with all my little scraps of wait several days for a return phone call. Apologies Women: Warm slippers, warm nightgowns, — at this time of the year there are just not enough afghans, sweaters, shoulder shawls, snap down the Certificates to a movie or fast food chain; hats, paper with important notes such as the students in front house gowns, change purse (with a few dimes mittens, gloves, scarves; T-shirts, sweaters, knee the Social Action Club at East Catholic High who hours in the day. Need help inside Celtics trounce 76ers

Former Emanuel pastor BOSTON (UPI) - Larry Bird and points on 9-for-14 shooting and of 8-0 and 20-4 in a 4:29 span in the Calendar UConn basketball Is in deep, deep, deep trouble if second period to move to a 64-47 Robert Parish combined for 32 grabbed eight'rebounds in the first it doesn’t get some help from its insidert had 7 points and 6 rebounds and a did not see a minute against UMass. If he’s still hur­ take a 61-46 lead at halftime. Knight and Herb Williams, who director of development and direc­ commission; Christian yoga; Bible study at 277 Spring p.m., MARCH sexuality class; 7:30 p.m., Elmanuel key blocked shot in. the victory. Coles, however, is Milwaukee held a 19-point lead in me," Fournier says. “It was a CJioir. ting, that’s not sure. scored 17 and 15 points, respective­ tor of family services of the St. ■ not now ready to be a feared offensive threat. But if not, that means the recruiting class two the third quarter and opened its dynamic move. Connecticut con­ Lutheran social service agency in ’Thursday — 6:30 p.m., junior choir. Thursday — 9:30 a.m., care and visitation; 10 a.m., Nuggets 117-107 ly. gregations had been asking for it.” Ronald Fournier Kuezenski was expected to share some of the load years ago consists of one player — Blucher. biggest cushion, 21 points, in the Hartford. Friday — 10 a.m., Al-Anon. prayer group; 11:15, Bible study and bag lunbh; 3:45 and hasn’t to date. If he can’t do it against the likes p.m.. Belle Choir; 5:30 p.m., youth supper; 6:30 p.m., That makes it doubly important the Huskies RICHFIELD, Ohio (UPI) - The fourth period. For Milwaukee, 14-8, WHAT IT MEANS to the of UMass, Fairfield and Yale, .what can he do reemit well this time around. powerful Denver front line of Alex .Junior Bridgeman finished with 19 new churches — probably two — in The switch from direct ministry confirmation classes; 7:30 p.m., basketball practice. against the big boys of the Big East? average guy in the pew is a bit hazy, Connecticut in the next year.” Four­ English, Kiki Vandeweghe and Dan points and Brian Winters con­ Dokes wins title but Fournier says that Ck)nnecticut to administration does not seem to ‘Sounds of Season’ Friday — 8 p.m.. Two by Two meet in Luther Hall. Georgetown’s Pat Ewing, for one, will chew nier could not release the probable Saturday — 12:30 p.m.. orchestra rehearsal; 1 p.m., Bits and pieces Issel combined for 68 points Friday tributed 16. churches will have a closer concern him. “In administration, Kuezenski up for dinner if the present becomes the night to pace the Nuggets to a 117- Atlanta, 9-12, was led by forward LAS VEGAS, Nev. (UPI) - locations of the new churches. you always have the frustration of ’The following events are scheduled for the coming final rehearsal for family Christmas service; 3 p.m., Former Manchester High eager Bill Anderson is Michael Dokes won the World relationship with the synod. Before Fournier, though not directly norm. 107 victory over the Cleveland Dominique Wilkins with 17 points. not working with people, but the im­ week at tjie Salvation Army: Julotta Swedish choir rehearsal; 6 p.m.. Alcoholics ’This is Kuezenski’s first shot at being in the no longer with the Quinnipiac College squad.,A Boxing Association heavyweight the move, “all things on the Connec­ responsible for a budget, will have Cavaliers. Dan Roundfieid collected 16 points ticut scene were handled in pact is just as great,” he says. Sunday — 9:30 a.m., Sunday School; 10:45 a.m.. Anonymous meet in Luther Hall, 60 Church St. for a limelight, being a back-up his previous three years spokesperson at the school SID office indicated championship Friday night, stop­ some influence in how monies are Holiness meeting with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Lampiasi as and 11 rebounds for the Hawks, Massachusetts,” Fournier says. “I’m always with people anyway. banquet. in Storrs. Mavte the early pressure has affected his Anderson went out for the team but didn’t make the guard Eddie Johnson finished with ping defending champion Mike distributed among New England I won’t get stuck behind my desk.” guests; 5:30 p.m. Corps Cadets ; 7 p.m., “Sounds of the play. No one knows. final cut. He is still in school at Quinnipiac... Weaver at 1:03 of the first round in a churches. Seaver set 14 and Tree Rollins grabbed 14 "I will be able to visit with con­ ’Then after some thought he says, Season.” But Pemo, and all Husky followers know, more is ’There is a professional wrestling card Monday rebounds and blocked six shots. bout that ended amid controversy. Fournier has been in the ministry “It’s not like I’ve got to be in the Monday — 6 p.m.. Friendship Circle Christmas party. Nazarene’s agenda listed needed out of Kuezenski. “We need him to play night at Ellington High, starting at 8 o’clock, spon­ gregations and pastors and plan for 19 years, though his talents have to rejoin Mets events." Fournier says. “For exam­ ministry to be fulfilled. All of my Tuesday — 6 p.m., YP Band; 7 p.m.. Songsters and well. We can’t afford for him to get 2 rebounds and 2 sored by the Ellington High School Athletic not been limited to leading a con­ Exercise Group; 8 p.m.. Senior Band and YP Timbrels. The following events have been scheduled at the ple, retired pastors in Connecticut ministry has had a strong social con­ points a game,” Pemo stressed. Association. Among the combatants are Ivan gregation. Wednesday — 6 p.m.. Mother and Daughter banquet. Church of the Nazarene for the coming week: HONOLULU (UPI) - Tom have no contact with, the church cern.” An awakening by the elongated Husky pivotman ‘Polish Power’ Putski vs. Ray “The Crippler’ Friday — 7 p.m., Sunday School Christmas party. Monday — 11:30 a.m., chapel service. Cornerstone Seaver. once the kingpin of the New organization up there in HE BEGAN his career as a new Fournier and his wife Nancy would he most welcomed. Stevens; Swede Hanson, and Jimmy ‘Superfly. York Mets’ pitching staff, will be Massachusetts. I'll plan to do things mission developer, and organized Burgeson are parents of four Christian School. All of Kuezenski’s woes cannot be blamed on Snuka. 'Tickets are available at the door... Tuesday — 2 p.m., service at Crestfield Convalescent rejoining his old team, probably by for those people, so they feel more a the Prince of Peace Lutheran daughters, Arleen, Amy, Beth and Kuezenski. Manchester and East Catholic ice hockey teams next week. part of the church," Church in Brookfield. Renee. The couple has also been .Grace Group to potiuck Home; 3 p.m., service at Vernon Manor with Rev. Em- The Husky guards are equally at fault. make their dehuts tonight at the Bolton Ice Palace. foster parents to seven children. mitt; 7:30 p.m.. Cornerstone school board meeting. Karl Hobbs, Vernon Giscombe and Earl Kelley The Indians host Bethel In a 750 start with the Eagle A trade was agreed to Friday Another area Fournier will ad­ In fact, the Brookfield Jaycees The following events are scheduled at Center dress is the need for funds for Fournier’s most important con­ Wednesday — 6:30 p.m., N.W.M.S. international are all equally guilty of not being able to dump the icemen to follow versus Suffield in a 9:40 start... between the Mets and Seaver’s gave him their community service Congregational Church for the coming week; struggling urban churches. “We award in 1970, and later named him tribution to the church or com­ potiuck supper; 7:30 p.m.. Chancel Choir rehearsal. ball inside to the hig man. Only Kelley, with a nice Have a good weekend. current employer, the Cincinnati Sunday — 4 p.m., Messiah, Part I, sanctuary. Thursday — 6 p.m., Christmas gathering for have an Hispanic m inistry in the outstanding young man of the munity? Reds, that will bring the 38-year-old The question stumps him for a bit. Monday — 6:30 p.m., Grace Group potiuck supper, Cornerstone board, faculty and staff at Ericksons, 12 right-hander back to finish his Worcester.” he says, “and we have year in the state. Robbins Room, follow^ by Program at 7:30 p.m. in “It relates to living out Christian Duncaster Lane, Vernon. career in New York. the funds for a minority ministry in The honor was due, in part, to the Federation Room. life on a daily basis and knowing you Friday — 7 p.m., combined junior and senior teen ac­ Connecticut. leadership he provided in developing Tuesday — 3:30 p.m.. Pilgrim Choir, choral room; “Funds for mission churches are can have a good time doing it,” he tivity, adult Christmas party at Community Baptist NFL roundup Holding up the completion of the a community service organization in 5:30 p.m., confirmation, Rohbins Room; 6:30 p.m.. there,” he continues. “There will be Brookfield. says. Church, 585 E. Center St. deal is a medical analysis of Seaver’s physical condition and the pitcher’s reaching agreement with the Mets on a new contract. His THE Giants and Eagles current one expires at the end of the Religious News BIBLE . 1983 season SPEAKS To get Seaver, the Mets probably Eugene will part with two players, most likely one of their young pitchers Andover LUTHERAN CHURCH. Route 31 FAITH BAPTIST CHURCH, 82 pastors. Saturday maaaaa at 8 10:45 a.m., worahip, chlldran'a Hawaii H. Curtia Jr., aanlor Rav. Norman Swanson. 8 am., and a minor leaguer. and North River Road. Rev. W. H. LaKo St. Rav. Jamaa Ballaaov, pastor; Rav. Chat Copsland, both are wondering and 7:30 p.m: Sunday maaaaa at church and nuraary: 7 p.m., worship: 9:28 a.m., Sunday FIRST CONQREQATIONAL Wllkens. pastor. 9 a.m.. Sunday pastor. 9:30 a.m., Sunday achool: 7:30, 9, 10:30 and noon. avaning aarvica, nuraary. osaoclata paator: Rav. Clifford O. School; 10:28 am ., coTfss and A family standi In the ”We have agreed with the CHURCH OF ANDOVER. Route 6. school; 10:15 a.m.. vrorship ser­ 10:30 a.m„ worahip aarvloa: 7 JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES, 647 UNITARIAN UNIVERSALIST SImpaon. pastor smarltus. 10 lellowahip; 11 am ., worship. showroom looking longingly at prerequisite of compensation for Rev. Richard H. Taylor. 9:30 a.m,. vice. p.m., avenlng aarvica. Tolland Turnpika. Tuaaday: SOCIETY: Eaat. 183 W. Varnon a.m. Worship srvics, sanctuary; SOUTH UNITED METHODIST By United Press International a couple of years ago and nobody nati (4-1) and Baltimore (0-5) at, church school for all ages; 11 the shiny new cars. A friendly Tom Seaver,” said' Mets general ST. MARY CHURCH. 1600 c R u r c h o f t h e Congragatlon BIbla Study, 7 p.m.; St. Rav. Arnold Waatwood, 10 a.m. Church School. CHURCH, 1226 Main St. Dr. a.m.. worship, nursery care salesman approaches and asks gets to the Super Bowl without Minnesota (2-3). manager Frank Cashen. “ Dick Main St. Father James J. William­ ASSUMPTION, Adama Straat at Thuraday: Thaocratic School mlnlat10:30 a.m.. Sarvica. TEMPLE BETH SHOLOM, 400 Shaphard S. Johnson,' Rav. The New York Giants and The Dallas Cowboys (4-1) play the provided. son. pastor. Masses Saturday at Thompaon Road. Rav. Edward S. (apaaking couraa), 7:30 p.m.; Sar- ST. MARY'S EPISCOPAL E. MIddIa Turnpike. Rabbi Loursnes M. Hill, pastors. 9 and If he can help them. The having a lot of pride.” (Wagner, Reds priesident) and I are 5:15 p.m.; Sunday 9:30 and 10:45 Phlladel|>i^ Elagles could be called Houston Oilers (1-4) in the Monday Papin, paator. Saturday maaaaa vlca Maattng (mlnlatry training). CHURCH, Park and Churoh Richard J. Plavin, Isrool Tabalaky, 10:48 a.m., worship: 9 a.m „ hnsbaod/latber responds. “ My two teaihs in search of themselves. “All we really need is a win,” says in general agreement on comjien- Bolton am.; holydays. 5:30 and 7:30 p.m. at 8 and 7:30 p.m.: Sunday 8:18 p.m.: Sunday: Public BIMa Straat. Rav. Staphan K. Jaoob- cantor. Dr. Loon Wind, RabM church school, nuraary through night TV game. Confessions 4:30 to 5 p.m. wife and I really don't know too sation.” maaaaa at 7:30, 8, 10:30 and Lactura, 9:30 a.m.; Watobtowar aon, Rav. Fradarick D. Moaar, Emarltus. Sarvicaa, 6:16 p.m. grads 9; 10:48 a.m., nuraary and ’The Giants stand 2-3 and are Vermeil, who has seen the Eagles much about can. Omr children CHURCH OF ST. MAURICE. 32 SECOND CONQREQATfONAL 11:48 a.m. S tu ^ , '16:24. curato. 7:30 a.m.. Holy Euchailat; Friday and 9:48 am., Saturday. aanlor high olaaa; 8 p.m., Unitsd wondering whether they are good lose of their last 11 games. “We’ve Hebron Road. The Rev. J. Clifford CHURCH. United Church of SALVATION ARMY, 681 Main ZION EVANGELICAL 9 a.m. nrat aacond and fourth EMANUEL LUTHERAN Mathodlst youth Isllowshlp: 6 are Uw ones who've gotta ba enough to make the playoffs in the Christ. Rt. 44A. Rev. Robert K. lost a total of four games by 14 Curtin, pastor. Saturday mass at St. Ma|. and Mra. Arthur Carlaon, LUTHERAN CHURCH (Mlaaourl Sundaya, Holy Communion and CHURCH, Church and Chaotnut p.m., 8.O.S.; 7:30 p.m „ aduR BI­ satisfied. They like an exciting, 5 p.m.; Sunday masses at 7:30. Bechtold. 0:45 a.m.. church 9:30 a.m.. Sunday achool:' 10:48 Stroota. Rav. Data H. Quatafaon, NFL’s abbreviated season. ’The points this year. We’re not a good Synod). Coopar and High alraala. Church achool: third Sunday, bla study. spotty car — like the XVZ- 9:15 and 11 a.m. school, grades nursery through 6; a m., hollnaaa maatkig: 7 p.m., Rav. Charlaa W. Kuhl, paator, 9 morning prayar 11 a.m. Arat aa­ pastor; Staphan E Farwlg, Intom; Ehigles are 1-4 and are wondering enough team keep making the RSox send Rainey 310." BOLTON UNITED METHODIST 10 a.m., worship service; 11 a.m., aalvahon maating. a.m.. OMna worahip; 10:18 a.m cond and third Sundaya, Holy tha Rav. C. Henry Andarson, CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST what happened to a team strong mistakes we’ve been making and CHURCH, 1041 Boston Turnpike. church school, for grades 7 UNITED PENTECOSTAL Sunday School and Youth Forum. Communion; fourth Sunday, mor­ paator smarltus. 8:30 a.m., OF LATTER DAY SAINTS. 30 “ But, sir, that type car gats enough to make the Super Bowl two still win.” Rev. Marjorie Hllee. pastor. 9:30 through adult, coffee and CHURCH, 187 Woodbrtdga St. Holy Communion drat and third ning prayar. Holy Communion worship; 9:48 a.m., church Woodalda St. Wayna 8. Taylor, poor gas mileage. It has a high years ago. a.m., church school; 11 a.m.. fellowship, confirmation class, ac- Rav. Marvin Stuart, mlnlatar. 10 Sunday. avary Wadnaaday at 10 a.m. schoM, aduR lorum, BIMa study, bishop. 9:18 a.m., sacramant worship service, nuraery. tlvttlea for grades nursery through maintenance n tto , relaUvely Coaches Ray Perkins and Dick “ Maybe we’re not that good a.m.. Sunday achool: 11 a.m., CHURCH OF CHRIST, Lydall CALVARY CHURCH nursory; 11 am ., worahip, altor- masting 10:18 a.m., Sunday to Cubs for Bird ST. QEOROrS EPISCOPAL 6. and junior choir rehearsal. monUng worahip: 6 p.m., avaning and Varnon atraata. Eugana (Aaaambllaa of Qod), 400 nathra worship In chapal, nuraary. school and primary, 11:28 am ., unsafe, and your whole fam ily, Vermeil hope to find the answer anymore,” questions Vermeil, who CHURCH. Boston Turnpike. Rev. THE FIRST worahip: 7:30 p.m., blMa atudy Brawar and Slava Holt, mlnlatara. Buckland Road, Rav. Kannath L CONCORDIA LUTHERAN priesthood and rsIM soclaty. wlU never lit Into It," replied when the Giants and Eagles renew a built a 4-10 team into a playoff club CONQREQATIONAL CHURCH John C. Holllger. vicar. 10 a.m., (Tuaaday): p p.m.. Ladlaa’ prayar Sunday aarvloaa: 9 a.m. BIMa Quatafaon, paator. 9:30 a.m „ CHURCH (LCA), 40 PIlfcIn S t Rav. ST. JAMES CHURCH, 898 the salesman. in two seasons. “Maybe we need to HONOLULU (UPI) - The Boston Houk said he would wait until Family Eucharist; 11 a.m.. OF COVENTRY. 1171 Main S t (Thurad^): 7 p.m., Man'a pra^w Burton D. Strand, paator. 8 am.. rivalry that dates back SO years in claai aa; 10 a.m. worahip; 8 p.m. Sunday School; 10:30 a.m., Main St. Rav. Francis V. “ Doesn’t nutter. The kids be rebuilding.” Nursery program and coffee Rev. Bruce Johnson, pastor. 11 (Thuraday): 7 p.m., Youth aarvica worahip. Wadnaaday: 7 p.m. BI­ worahip: chlld-caro and nuraary; Holy Communion, nuraary; 9:18 KrukowskI, Rav. Robort Burbank, one of the NFL’s two Saturday Red Sox traded, pitcher Chuck spring training before deciding on feltowship. a.m., worship; 9:30 a.m., church (Friday). a.m., Christian growth hour, have got to ba happy, and these ;games. Rainey to the Chicago Chibs Friday whether to use Bird as a starter or Ma atudy. Nuraary provMad for all 7:00 p.m., avaning aarvloa of Rav. Richard A. Lamora, tsom The San Diego-San Francisco BOLTON CONQREQATIONAL school In ^ u r c h Lane House. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, 48 aarvloaa. pralaa and BIMa praaoMng. nuraary; 10:30 am .. Holy Com­ mlnistor Rav. Edward J. Raardon. sporty can an ezdtlag. I'll ; The San Diego Chargers (3-2) play for pitcher Doug Bird. middle reliever. CHURCH. Bolton Center Road. Nursery care provided. munion, nuraary. i game matches two of the league’s Spruoa 8L Rav. Richard Oiray, HRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, NORTH UNITED METHODIST Saturday maaaaa at 4 and 840 admit," said tha man. the San Francisco 49ers (2-3) in the Bird, 32, appeared in 35 games for Rainey, 28, posted a 7-5 record and Rev. J. Stanton Conover. 9:30 paator. 10:30 am ., waraMp aar­ SaENTIST, 447 N. Main SL 10:30 _ _ T _ R IH tiy ___ ^COVENANT CHURCH, 300 Parkar S t RIehard p.m.; Sunday maaaaa at 7:30, 9, Not very realistic you say. most efficient passing teams. the Cubs last season, 33 of them in a a 5.02 ERA for the Red Sox in 27 a.m., worship, church school, Manchester vloa, nuraary; 9:18 am.. Sunday a.m., church aarvloa, Sunday W. Dupaa, paator. 8:48 and 10:18 C H U KH , 902 Hackmatack S t 10:30 am., noon, and 8 p.m. lotber Saturday game. nursery; 10:30 a.m., coffee and achool: 7 p.m „ hitormal worahip. achool, and oara for amall a.m„ waraMp, adult BIMa olaaa. Maybe not in regard to "One of the things we’ve got to re­ In Sunday’s games it will be starting role, and compiled a 9-14 games, 25 of them as a starter. He fellowship; 10:45 a.m., forum, QOSPEL HALU C w M r S trM t 8T. JOHN'S POLISH chHdran. nuraary, ooflaa balwaan tarvloaa; antomoMIe shopping. But whaa mind ourselves Is that we didn't play record with a 5.14 BRA. He has a 2314 record in the major adult s tu ^ group. Pittsburgh (4-1) at Buffalo (3-2), 10 *.111., bfMklng braad; 11:48 NATIONAL CATHOLIC CHURCH, COMMUNITY BAPTIST 10:18 a.m., churoh achool, psopla “ shop lor a church” it Is a very gqod football team last previously pitched with the Kansas leagues. ■.(p., Sunday (ohool: 7 p.m., nuraary; 840 to 7 p.m „ Junior and Washington (4-1) at St. Louis (3-2), 23 Qohny SL Rav. WaHar A. CHURCH, 888 E. Cantor S t Rav. aaUnly loo choraetarlstle. Iweek,” says Perkins whose Giants City Royals and New York Yankees. Coventry goapal mMdng. Hyaiko, paator. 8:30 am., maaa In Jamaa I. Maak, mlnlator. 9:18 aanlor Igh MYF; 7:30 to 840 p.m„ Trinity pageant Sunday Miami (4-1) at New England (2-3), Cubs Manager Lee Elia said he FULL QOSPEL Road Uw warning In flhaa. irallied for a 17-14 victory over the He holds' the Kansas City club EngNah and PoMh. a.m.. Church aohoM for a8 agaa, Junior and aanlor aacrad danoa the Los Angeles Raiders (4-1) at planned on putting Rainey in the Guard too late COVENTRY PRESBYTERIAN INTERDENOMINATIONAL ST. BARTHOLOMEW’S kindargarton through Qrada 4 groupa. Holy Communion Aral The Sunday Bible School of Trinity Covenant Church 3:T-U against such an an- jHouaton Oilers last Sunday. “Defoi- Kansas City (14), Tampa Bay (2-3) record for consecutive victories CHURCH. 748 Main St. K m . starting rotation. CHURCH. Route 44-A arvj Trow- CHURCH. 741 E. MIddIa Turn- oontinutng during tha aarvtor, Sunday of oaoh moMh. - will present its annual Christmas pageant Sunday a t 6 knowl adgaahla approach to OR 'sively, the Eagles haven’t played as at the New York Jets (4-1), New (11), established from April 22,1976 Husky guard Vernon Qlscombe (12) tries to block shot of brtdge Road. Rev. Brad Evans, Philip P. Saundara. Sunday 10-J0 pika. Rav. Martin J. SohoWty, 10:30 a.m.. Morning worahip, SECOND CONQREQATIONAL “I haven’t seen Rainey pitch, but p.m. at the church on Hackmatack Street. splrttnal nsads. twell as they’re capable of playing, to July 30, 1977. UMass’ Donald Russell (11) but Is too late to prevent lefthanded pastor. Sunday, 0:30 a.m. a.m., adult BIbla atudy and Sun­ paator. Saturday maaa at 8 p.m.; nuraary provfdad. CHURCH, 388 N. Main S t Tha Orleans (3-2) a t Atlanta (3-2), our people say he’s a power pitcher. worship; 1C:49 a.m. Sunday The pageant, entitled "Christmas Through Children's Jbut you have to put yodrself in their “He should be a good pitcher for day achool: 7 p.m., worahip aar- Sunday maaaaa at 8:30, 10 and CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE. Rav. V. Joaaph MAton. paator. 10 Chicago (2-3) at Seattle (2-3), Because we are a growing ballclub, field goal. Qlscombe scored 17 points In UConn victory. achool; 7 p.m. Bible study and vlca. Tuaaday at 7:30 p.m., 11:30 am. 236 Main S t Rav. Naala MoLaIn, o.m. worahip aarvica and church Eyes," wlU be followed by refreshmenta served by the CNfMMlFQittl ippaltion: we bMt them 2of-3 last Denver (1-4) at the Los Angeles us in Fenway Park. He has excellent aeNowshIp. Wedneaday, 7:30 p.m. we need starting pitchers,” Elia Huskies return to the hardwood tonight against Boston Univer­ apadal BIMa atudlaa; Wadnaaday ST. BRIOQET CHURCH. 70 aanlor paator; Rav. Qaorga Em- achool; 11 o.m. faiowahlp hotx. senior high youth group and a carol sing led hy Milt and they’re 1-4 now. Rams (1-4), Detroit (2-3) at Green control and Is a lowball pitcher,” prayer meeting. at 7:30 p.m., woraMp aarvloa. Main SL Rav. PhWp A. SharMan mW, mlnlalar of vtoKatlon and out- CENTER CONQREQATIONAL • "Bat they were in the Super Bowl said. sity on the road In 8 o’clock start. PRINCE OF PEACE Prayar llna 846-8731 24 houra. and Rav. EmMo P. PadaW. oo- raach. 9:30 a.m., Sunday aohoM; CHURCH. 11 Cantor Straat Rav. Nilson, assistant pastor. ^ Bay (4-1), Cleveland (2-3) at Cincin­ said Red Sox Manager Ralph Houk. I i 16 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Sat., Dec. 11, 1982 iviAWC'HEt»mK MljiHALiiJi, Sat., Dec. 11, 1962 — iv Virginia, Georgetown matched Boros is A's man HONOLULU (UPI) - As they bid a fond fareweU to this balmy island paradise, you can’t help but Ewing, Sampson set hear some unmistakable grumbling from many of Scoreboard the baseball people who came here. Sports First, because they never got a chance to take a dip in the blue Pacific and second, b ^ u s e they Parade think free-spending George Steinbrenner is polluting the water with all that filthy Yankees for big cage clash lucre he’s paying for ballplayers. Min RIchman Now that he has picked up free agent Steve Kemp EASTERN BUSINESSMEN- "A Ralph Sampson comes along Cliff Jones 164-147-432, Paul Giliber- LANDOVER, Md. (UPI) - watching a videotape,’’ said ’Thomp­ to go with Don Baylor, King George has a gaggle of son. “I’d like to sit back and enjoy it just once in a lifetime,’’ said outfielders whose total salary exceeds $5 million. to 159-372, Ted Kowzun 159-371, Lou Believe it or not, the alle g e basket­ Georgetown Coach John ’Thompson. Botti 157, Dom DeDominicis 1^392, ball season doesn’t end Saturday Saturday night just for the caliber of Can you imagine what poor old Babe Ruth must be Hockey Football What about Ewing? Bill Moorhouse 151-385, Ed night. basketball Uiat will be played. But thinking wherever he is? I’m sure I’ll be too busy.” "He comes along once in a Terminal gluttony is the way one of Steln- Schworm 150, Tom Fahey 1^385, Top-ranked Virginia and 7-foot-4 Oakland job. j:::: John Burger 148-386, Emile Roux' Ralph Sampson, 5-0, visit No. 3 The game, worth $600,000 to lifetime, too,’’ said Thompson. brenner’s competitors described the course the He was managing Arecibo and his team was Ewing and Sampson, roommates 147-383, Pat Duggan 380, Pete Scott Georgetown and 7-foot Patrick Georgetown and less to Virginia Yankees’ owner is taking In the free-agent market. traveling to Bayamon. Boros was driving a rented last summer in Chicago while at a 371. Ewing, 6-0, and, by listening to the because it must split its pot with The Yankees are doing it one way and the much car and he had a player-coach, Gary Lance, sitting photo session for Playboy NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE hype, an impression can be gathered Atlantic Coast Conference counter­ more conservative Oakland A’s are trying to do it alongside him in front. By United Press International By United Press International magazine’s preseason All-America (Late Game Not Indudecj that this is college basketball’s ul­ parts, will be carried on 4,125 cable their own way. They employed Billy Ball and it “I had been to Oakland already and was waiting NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE SYMPHONIES- Ann Greco 125, team, have been quiet about the con­ Wales Conference timate game. television outlets through Turner worked for a while.'But with the departure of Billy for news of whether I’d get the job or not and we Patrick Division American Conference Katie Dempsky 125-348, Pete Kmiec frontation. W L T Pts. GF GA W L T Pet. PF PA Virginia Coach Terry Holland Broadcasting System of Atlanta, Martin, they’ve discarded that completely and were talking about that,” Boros remembers. “It NY Jets 4 1 0 .800 139 78 148-350, Marci Sarles 131, Jane Ewing, in fact, h asn ’t said NY IsUnders . 16 12 5 97 117 UB tries to put the game in perspective, and 110 over-the-air stations in 38 of changed their entire approach. was raining and dark outside, and it was around PhiUdelphla IS 10 4 94 113 91 Cincinnati 4 1 0 .800 116 80 Guardo 135. but has trouble convincing the top 39 markets. anything. He has rejected all They are going in more for defense now and fun­ midnight when Gary, sitting on the passenger side, NY Rangers 14 13 2 90 119 119 Pittsburgh 4 1 0 800 121 88 requests for interviews, including Washington 11 9 8 30 106 KM Miami 4 1 0 800 117 92 onlookers. The Washington Post carried 16 damental baseball. said, ’Oh my God, there’s a boy lying in the road.’ LA Raiders 4 1 0 .800 134 109 LaVAE DUSTY- Tom Shea 207- the TBS pre-game show. Pittsburgh 9 14 5 23 91 126 San Diego 3 2 0 800 119 83 “I just don’t think the game has classified ads Friday offering Naturally, they still want to win. And the man ‘"nie other players on the club were traveling in New Jersey 6 19 7 19 96 137 “ Patrick and I will will play each Buffalo 3 2 0 .800 85 73 574, Carl Ogren 210-211-581, Fred any overwhelming importance, Georgetown-Virginia tickets, all but they’ve tapped to help them do that is Steve Boros, Adams Division Seattle 2 3 0 .400 84 82 other tough but it still is Virginia > cars of their own and they had seen the boy too,” Montreal 17 7 6 40 146 106 'Kozicki 216-550, John Kozicki 202- other than the fact that you have two one asking $50 or more, or the best who has never managed in the majors before and is Boros goes on. “I turned my car around, pulled in Boston 16 8 6 38 119 97 Cleveland 2 3 0 .400 79 99 against Georgetown,’’ said Samp­ New England 2 3 0 .400 80 101 582, Art Cowles 202-578, Rich very fine basketball teams, both of offer, for the $15 pasteboards. as different from Billy Martin as Tony LaRussa is back of the boy and put the flashers on. We could Quebec 14 11 3 31 133 128 son. “There is not much left to say Buffalo 12 10 6 30 116 97 Kansas City 1 4 0 200 73 KB Higgins 204-552, Don Wilson 203, Bill whom are capable of making it to All of this because of Sampson and from Whltey Herzog. see the boy was about 14 or IS years old. He had Hartford 7 17 3 17 91 136 Denver 1 4 0 200 84 125 about the game since plenty has Houston 1 4 0 200 74 li6 Foster 204, Ernie Whipple 210, Jack A lbuquerque (fo r the NCAA Ewing. Sampson, a senior, has Boros has been called bookish and Intellectual. been hit by a car and he was dead. Campbell Conference been said about it. I don’t feel any Norris Division ^ Itlm o re 0 5 0 .000 50 125 McKiristry 203, Dick Murphy 214, finals)," said Holland. dominated coliege basketball for He’s also outgoing and gregarious enough so that no “’This was just outside a place called Manati, and W L T Pts. GF GA National Conference Ray (jhittick 569, Roland Smite 208, pressure and I haven’t since the MIKE ROY MYLES McCURRY W L T Pet. PF PA "However, it is a great spectacle much of his career. Ewing, a ROGER GREENWOOD one ever could really accuse him of being one of there was a little bar on tee side of tee road. We Chicago 18 4 6 42 121 87 Roger Mieezkowski 200-563, John game was scheduled.” . . .Tribe midfielder Minnesota 18 8 4 40 136 108 Green .Bay 4 1 0 .TO IM 85 and we should enjoy it for being sophomore, is building a similar . . . M HS center forward . Indian harrier those eggheads or Introverts. He has managed in told tee proprietor about the boy and he called tee Dallas 4 10 .T O 121 76 For the season, the two tall, St. Louis 10 18 3 23 107 122 Myers 221-217-622, Joe Lauzon 203, exactly that. That is what I'm going reputation on different skills. ' places like Waterloo, Iowa, San Jose, Calif., and police. I don’t think Gary and 1 said 10 words to DetroR 5 17 6 16 75 119 Washington 4 1 0 800 lOB 97 talented centers are remarkably New (Orleans 3 2 0 .T O 77 71 Gary Cocherham 203-550. to try to do as a coach. I’m going to Sampson is an offensive marvel Calgary, Alberta, in the minors and he had the each other when we got back in tee car and con­ Toronto 5 16 5 15 89 120 Atlanta 3 2 0 TO 118 119 close statistically. Sampson is Smythe Division be a little bit of a fan.” with agility expected of a man a foot Arecibo club in the Puerto Rican League three tinued on to Bayamon. Somehow teat terrible St. Louis 3 2 0 .T O 94 KB averaging 18.4 points, 9.6 rebounds Edmonton 14 10 7 35 146 IX Minnesota 2 3 0 .400 S5 88 POWDER PUFF- Edith Traev Georgetown Coach John Thomp­ shorter. He shoots from outside, winters. He has his owp ideas about managing in tragedy put everting in perspective. We didn’t Los Angeles 13 10 5 31 104 101 and 3.3 blocked shots, while Ewing Vancouver 11 13 6 28 117 110 San Francisco 2 3 0 .400 119 114 186-502, Dee Smyth 184-494, son would likfe to do the same, but handles the ball and is a finesse the big leagues. talk about tee Oakland job anymore. Gary said his NY GianU 2 3 0 400 80 90 is at 13.8 points, 9.2 rebounds and 4.8 Winnipeg 12 11 3 27 116 110 M adeline D ieterle 461, T erry his nature may not permit it. player. Ewing handles the ball less “My approach will be a lot like Harvey Kuenn’s,” wife, Lucy, had been hit by a car, teat she still had Calgarv 10 16 6 28 126 135 Tampa Bay 2 3 0 .400 88 79 Sieminski 499, Barbara and is a physical, power-type player blocked shots. he says. “I’ll just step back and let ’em play.” - (Top four In each division qualify for Detroit 2 3 0 .400 72 85 'T il probably enjoy the game nightmares about it and he could never tell her Stanley Cup playoffs.) , Chicago 2 3 0 .400 63 92 Chamberlain 457, Edna Klein 469, with defense as his biggest weapon. Both have talented teammates Indian athletes Philadelphia 1 4 0 200 101 112 more sometime next summer Boros was Montreal’s first bate coach last season. about this accident.” Friday's Results although Ewing’s supporting cast is LA Rams 1 4 0 200 96 132 Nancy Hahn 493. He spent nearly five years playing for Detroit, Cin­ The following day. Boros was at tee ballpark In N.Y. Rangers 4, Washington 4 (tie) (Top ei^t teams in each conference extremely young. Thompson has cinnati and the Chicago Cubs and admits he didn’t Bayamon talking with Jack McKeon and Dick Calgary at Winnipeg, night qualify for playoffs.) been starting three sophomores and Saturday's Games Saturday's Games CUNLIFFE- John Kensel 213-491, learn much as a player. Williams of the Padres, who were there to see some (All Times EST) two freshmen but may start a senior (All Times F ^ ) Pete Wojtyna 181-159-465, Chris “I found out I knew almost nothing about baseball Chicago at Boston, 1:15 p.m. Philadelphia at New York Giants.. 1280 Saturday. of their players, and he was telling teem about tee Philadelphia at Hartford, 7:35 p.m. Plumley 153-153-443, Jim Evans 184- as a player,” he confesses. “I found out all I didn’t previous night’s accident. One of Boros’ players Buffalo at Montreal, 8:06 p.m. p.m. 442, Hank Frey 150-160-434, Mike Joining Sampson are three other Quebec at Pittsburgh. 8:06 p.m. San Diego at San Francisco, 4 p.m. know when I became a manager in the minors and a called out to him, saying there was a policeman Sunday's Games starters back from last year. make all-league Los Angeles at Winnipeg, 8:05 p.m. Nicholson 179-434, Dave Castagna coach in the big leagues,” who wanted to see him in tee dugout. New Jersey at N.V. Islanders. 8:05 Baltimore at Minnesota. 1 p.m. 159-426, Larry Seretto 426, Don Virginia has two juniors, 6-foot Before coming up with the Tigers as a second The policeman handed him a note asking Boros to p.m. Cleveland at Cincinnati. 1 p.m. Otheil Wiison and 6-5 Rick Carlisle, By Len Auster dian hooters ganered honorable tabbed to the all-league cross coun­ Detroit at Toronto. 8:06 p.m. Detroit at Green Bay. 1 p.m. McAllister 169-423, Joe Tolisano 158- baseman in 1958, the A’s’ new skipper was an call a number in Oakland and said it was an Vaheouver at St. Louis, 9:05 p.m. Washington at St. Louis. 1 p.m. 407, Mike Davis 156-400, Craig a transfer from Maine, at the guards Herald Sportswriter mention. They were senior fullback try squad with senior Maureen Tampaat New York Jets. 1 p.m. English major at the University of Michigan and his emergency. Boros recognized it as Eisenhardt’s Edmonton at Minnesota. 9.05 p.m. Coleman 155-398, Greg Lukas 398, with 6-8 senior Craig Robinson and Tim Carmel, senior wingman Bill Lacey and sophomore Becky Sunday’s Games PittSDurgh at Buffalo, 1 p.m. instructors felt they saw considerable creative home number. Miami at New England. 1 p.m. Bill Hanson 392. 6-5 sophomore Tim Mulien flanking League champion Manchester Peschke and sophomore midfielder Castagna drawing notice from the Boston at Washington Chicago at Seattle. 4 p.m. ability in him. Roy Eisenhardt, Oakland’s presi­ “I felt it was good news and I was very excited,” Calgary at Detroit Sampson. High had four players selected to brad Pelligrinelli and sophomore coaches. Junior Meg Harvey Denver at Los Angeles Rams. 4 p.m. the all-Central Connecticut dent, and Wally Has, its vice president, believed he said. Hartford at Buffalo I8- game, but the Hoyas and Cavaliers while freshman Maryann ’Troy took Steve Boros is that he has both his feet on the C hannel 38 have 22 more games scheduled. The Wallert is only a sophomore. The all-CCIL boys’ cross country notice in the 500-yard freestyle. release the ball from their stretch to home plate, as 3). 9 p.m. ground. There’s no facade about him, no false front well as the time it took catchers to release the ball Dec. 18 1:30 College basketball: Ken­ coaches both know, ail too well. Manchester had three others squad included Manchester’s Mike Noone, in the lOO^yard freestyle, NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASSOC. C^allfomia Bowl or artificial exterior. He’s too intelligent for that. throwing to second base. Eastern Conference At Fresno. Calif. tucky vs. Illinois, Channel 30 "I can just hear myself, if we win named to the all-league second Roy, Bob Diissault, Gary Gates' and Troy, in the 200^yard individual Moreover, he has a faculty for being able to ap­ Atlantic Division Fresno State (10-1) vs Bowling Green 3:.30 College basketball: As a result, Boros got something of a reputation W L Pet. GB Saturday, trying to tell my players team. Those picked were midfielder Vin Liscomb. Tom Milter, a junior, medley and freshman Shelley Fac- preciate what’s important in life and what’s not, of being “a stopwatch man.” (7-4). 4 p.m. Houston vs. Syracuse, Channel 3 Mike LeToumeau, stopper Mike St. Philadelphia 17 3 .860 Tangerine Bowl Monday at practice how insignifi­ received honorable mention. tora, in diving, took honorable men­ and nothing gives you a better idea.of that than the “I’ve optioned tee stopwatch to Jackie Moore,” B ^to n 16 4 I At Orlando. Fla. 4 Chargers vs. 49ers, Channels cant the win was,” said Thompson. Laurent and goalie Chris Petersen. Liscomb is a sophomore with the tion. New Jersey 12 .571 5^ Boston ('ollege (62-1) vs. Auburn (&-S). story he tells of what happened to him in Puerto he laughs, talking about one of the A’s coaches. “I 10 10 .900 7 22, 30, WPOP “And they’ll say, 'Are you kid­ The latter is a junior with the other three selected seniors. Voting in the respective sports Washineton' 8 p in. Rico last Nov. 12, the night before he got the still believe in it, though.” Now York 6 14 .300 11 Dec 25 5 Boxing: Limon vs. Chacon, ding?’” former pair seniors. Four more In­ Manchester girls had a pair was conducted by the coaches. Central Division Sun Bowl (Channel 4 Milwaukee LI 8 .619 At El Paso. Texas Detroit 12 8 600 Texas (9-2* vs. North Girolina (7-4). 3 7:15 Whalers vs. Flyers, WTIC Atlanta 9 10 .474 p m. 7:30 UConn vs. BU, WDRC Indiana 8 12 .400 Aloha Bowl Chicago 8 13 381 At Honolulu 8 C o liege basketball: Judge blocks permanent Raider move Cleveland 3 17 .150 Maryland (8-3) vs. Washington (9-2). 7. Georgetown vs. Virginia, Western Conference pm. Channels 3, 9 Four-way golf jam at top Midwest Division Blue-Grav W L Pet. At Montgomery. Ala, ll;30 a m. 8 College football: “ I can see no reason why this case the city began proceedings to take torneys,” he said. San Antonio 14 9 Dec. 29 Independence Bowl, Kansas Stale SALINAS, Calif. (UPI) - A LARGO, FLa. (UPI) - Brad Tied with Rodriguez and Adams at six feet on his third shot and Johnson Kansas City 10 7 .588 Liberty Bowl shouldn’t be resolved prior to the over the team through eminent do­ David Self, an Oakland city at­ 9 9 500 vs. Wisconsin. Channel 38, ESP!N Monterey County Superior Court Bryant and Giris Johnson fired an 8- 136 were Doug Tewell and Barbara Dallas At Memphis. Tenn. 1983 season,” he said, noting that a main. The case was transferred to torney, said he was “surprised” by canned tee putt. Denver 8 12 .400 Alabama (7-4) vs. Illinois (7-4), 8 p.m. judge Friday granted the City of under-par 64 Friday to bolt into a Moxness, who had a 65, Charles Couples and Stephenson started Utah 7 13 560 E^c. 30 date for the city’s eminent domain Monterey County where Oakland’s the ruling. , 3 16 .158 SUNDAY Oakland a temporary order blocking four-way tie for tee lead with 11- Coody and Sandra Haynie, with 66, slowly and made tee turn at 2-under Houston Gator Bowl initial attempt was rejected. “It’s not everything we asked for Pacific Division At Jacksonville. Fla. 1 Jets vs. Bucaneers, Channel 3 the Los Angeles Raiders' permanent trial could be set next week. .800 - O’Farrell said that a return during However, that ruling was over­ but it showed careful attention to under-par 133 after tee second round and Scott Hoch and Terri Luckhurst, for the day. But teen they got hot Seattle 16 4 West Virginia (9-2) vs. Florida State 1 Patriots vs. Dolphins, move from Oakland, Calif., to Los of play in tee $5(X),000 Mixed Team who also had an 8-under-par 64. and had five birdies and a bogey on Los Angeles 16 4 .780 - (8-3(, 8 p.m. k Angeles. the 1982 season would significantly turned by the California Supreme the concerns of Oakland.” Self said, Phoenix 11 9 560 5 Dec. 31 t>hannels 22, 30 Tewell and Moxness took an early damage the Raiders. He said the Court which said Oakland possibly adding that he had hoped the judge Classic. their second nine, including four Portland U 11 .500 6 Hall of Fame Bowl 4 Raiders vs. Chiefs, Channels Judge Robert O’Farrell handed Also at 133 were Leonard Thomp­ lead in the second round by turning straight birdies. 'Ihey could have Golden State 8 13 381 8>^ At Birmingham. Ala. team might receive.a “cool” recep­ could exercise eminent domain — a would order the team back to 4 16 200 12 22, 30 down his ruling before a shocked son and Carole Charbonnier, who tee front nine in a tourney record 29 had five birdies to close out tee San Diego Vanderbilt (8-3) vs. Air Force (7-5), 2 tion if ordered to return to the bay ruling that property can be taken Oakland for the remainder of the p.m ' 4 :3 0 College Soccer: NCAA courtroom. He said the injunction had a second-round 68, Fred Couples with five birdies and an eagle. But round had Stephenson not missed a f riaay s Games area immediately. over by a city for the good of the 1982 season. (All Times EST) Peach Bowl Championship, Duke vs. Indiana, would have no bearing on the 1982 and Jan Stephenson with 66, and Jay they played par golf on tee back 4-foot putt on tee final hole. Philadelphia at Boston, 7;X p.m. At Atlanta The case originated in 1980 when community at a fair market price. The franchise had been located in Iowa (7-4) vs. Tennessee (M -l). 3 p.m. ESPN Keeping guard up season. Haas and.Hollis Stacy, who had a 67. side. Milwaukee at Atlanta, 7:35 p.m. The case was returned to the Oakland since 1960 when it was a New York at Indiana. 7:35 p.m. Bluebonnet Bowl 5 College basketball: Purdue Thompson and Charbonnier bad Haas and Stacy made tee turn at San Antonio at New Jersey, 7:36 p m. At Houston UConn's Larry Blucher (24) has his left arm extended as he Monterey County courtroom of member of the fledging American Arkansas (62-1) vs. Florida (8-3). 8 , vs. South Carolina, USA Cable Football League. One shot behind the leaders were four birdies on their round, while even for tee day after a birdie and a Denver at Geveland, 8 p.m. keeps an eye on UMass’ John Hempel (33) In collegiate clash Judge E.J. Leach, who turned down bogey. Then, after another birdie Dallas at Detroit, 8:06 p.m. p.m. (taped) But general manager A1 Davis and Jerry Pate and Jo Ann Washam, Bryant and Johnson had six birdies San Diego at Kansas City, 6 Jan. 1 Thursday evening at Field House In Storrs. Blucher had career the initial Oakland request. and bogey that offset each other, put Fiesta Bowl 7 Whalers vs. Sabres, Channel McKinney winner the Raiders ownership were lured to who had their second straight round and an eagle, and Haas and Stacy Los Angeles at Utah. 9:30 p.m. highs of 8 points and 9 rebounds In Husky 86-74 win. Leach was taken off the case after together three more birdies and an Houston at Phoeniit^ 9:36 p.m. At Tempe. Ariz 30, WTIC the Los Angeles area by the of 67. had five birdies, an eagle and two Golden State at Seattle, 11 p.m. Oklahoma (8-3) vs. Arizona State (9-2). 7 Bruins vs. Capitals, Channel the city complained that he was eagle. The eagle came on tee eighth Q)tton Bowl biased and proceedings were turned lucrative cable television rights and Thompson and Charbonnier had bogeys. Saturday's Games “Chris played exceptionally well hole when Haas put a two-iron shot Washington at New York At Dallas 38 over to O’Farrell. a deal with the Los Angeles shared tee first-round lead with Chi Detroit at Philadelphia Southern Methodist (160-1) vs. Pitts­ 730 Celtics vs. Nuggets, ESPN, for first time today,” Bryant said. “Chris is 30 feet for tee pin and Stacy made burgh (62). 2 p.m In Los Angeles, a Raiders’ Coliseum for luxury private toxes. Chi Rodriguez and Lynn Adams, , Atlanta at Chicago WINF who were one-under-par 71 Friday making it easy for me on te&par-5’s. the putt. San Diego at Dallas Rose Bowl spokesman said the team attorneys . The NFL originally tried to block “We had key birdies at 3 and 4,” Utah at Houston At Pasadena. Calif. 7:30 Tennis: European cham­ Tennis standout LIMONS PIEMONTE, Italy clocked an aggregate time of 1 would review the matter. the move but then lost an anti-trust for a 136, three shots out of tee lead. She makes it possible for me to go Kansas City at San Antonio Michigan (8-3> vs. UCLA (61-1), 5 p m. pionships, USA Cable (taped) Stacy said. “That took us out of a ho- Orange Bowl (UPI) — American skier Tamara decision last summer that freed the Alone at 135 was the team of John for tee green.” Los Angeles at Golden State minute, 36.61 seconds through the 55 “The judge has made his ruling hum round and teen tee eagle at 8 At Miami McKinney won her first-ever career gates of the Giorgio Armand course and it’s now in the hands of our at­ Raiders to move. • Mahaffey and JoAnne Camer, who On their ea’gle on tee par-5 eighth Nebraska (11-1) vs. Louisiana State (8- world cup women’s special slalom had a second round 67. hole, Bryant hit a two-iron to within put us back in it.” PHILADELPHIA (97) 2-1). 8 p.m. in this alpine resort. The course had Erving 7-15 8-10 22, lavaroni 63 00 0. Sugar Bowl Dow led at W&M race Friday, using a strong second a 170-meter drop in altitude. Malone 8*13 40 20, Cheeks 5-11 6-7 15. At New Orleans G&S run to edge champion Erika Hess of McKinney, who finished second in Toney 6-13 7-9 19. Jones 2-6 60 4, Georgia (11-0) vs Penn State (161). R KState defense very evident Schoene 63 60 0, Cureton 1-4 60 2, p.m Cherie Dow of Manchester played Switzerland. Wednesday’s giant slalom at Val Cheney wrestlers Richardson 2-8 2-2 6, Edwaitls 2-7 33 7, . Jan 15 CONTIUU^ORS first singles and first doubles for The 20-year-old McKinney, who d’Isere, France, turned in split Anderson 1-2 60 2. ToUls 3403 2637 97. E'ist-West Shrine skis out of Squaw Valley, California, BOSTON (123) At Palo Alto Calif., 3 p.m. Spaclallxlngln roofing, The College of William & Mary ten­ times of 48.68 and 47.93 seconds. Maxwell 5-10 7-7 17. Bird 1331 70 33, Hula Bowl At Honolulu. 5 p.m roof ropairt and nis team this fall. The W&M Hess. 21, who holds three world Parish 8-14 2-2 18. Buckner 5-15 6-1 10. Jan. 22 cup crowns, clocked an aggregate Alnge 30 1-2 7, McHale 5-7 20 12. guttara. Alao, netters, who were undefeated have empty spots Archibald 3-11 2-2 8. Henderson 60 2-4 14. Senior Bowl r.36.77 (48.17 and 48.60), while Han- Dickey trademark showing At Mobile. Ala., noon. ranovatlona of gar- against state competition, posted a Robey 60 60 0. Carr 1-4 60 2, Bradley 1- Gold Bowl 5-3 record for the autumn portion of Pats revive ni Wenzel of Liechtenstein was third 3 60 2. Tillis OO 60 0. ToUls 50-101 S09 agaa, porehaa, ate. By Len Auster year we’re being bumped to Class 123. At Anaheim. Calif. their 1982-83 season. with an aggregate 1:37.17 (48.70 and sin record book teanks to his passing PhlUdelphU 2726 2223- 97 Japan Bowl Herald Sportswriter M,” he saw a second headache. SHREVEPORT, U . (UPI) - Jim trademark throughout his coaching At Yokohama, Japan. 10:(fi p.m. Dow, the 1982 Division II national 48.47). Class M is the toughest in the state, career. ' efforts this year. Boston 30382431-123 Free Estimates John Smith Italians Maria Rosa Quario and Dickey’s background is deep in Three-point goals-None. Fouled out— champion at Flight No. 1 singles, got With some openings yet to be Skinner cites. defense and it showed this year at Five years ago, when Dickey was “I think we will throw about 35 or Joriet. ToUl fouls-Philadelphia 31. 649-1516 a late start this fall. A stress frac­ banlela Zinl were fourth and fifth filled —and maybe never to be oc­ ' Tentatively, the line-up has serving as a defensive coach at 40 times,” said Wright. “Arizona Boston 31. Rebounds—Philadelphia S3 FOXBORO, Mass. (UPI) - The Kslnsas State. (Malone 12), Boston 64 (Bird 14). AssisU Rangers 4-4 ture in her left foot kepj the formpr New England Patriots Friday ac­ respectively. cupied —Cheney Tech Wrestling sophomore Steve. Hecker at 106 Norte Carolina, the Tar Heels led State was the only team to really “ I just cannot believe it,” a So when tee Wildcats play in their —Philadelphia 17 (Cheeks 4). Boston 26 Manchester High standout out of tivated kicker John Smith, ranked Coach A1 Skinner sees some difficult pwinds with sophomore Tim Four­ first post-season game ever Satur­ the country in total defense. And throw on Kansas State (and Arizona (Archibala 8). Technical — Malone, LANDOVER, Md. (UPI) - beaming McKinney said only Erving, Boston Coach Fltclr Philadelfdiia play for most of the season. second in alltime club scoring, and times possibly ahead for his nier at 112. Junior John Paradis will this year’s Wildcats team, accor­ State whipped tee Wildcats, 30-7). Defenseman Brian Engblom scored seconds after she watched her win­ day night — at tee 7th Independence Coach C u n n in ^ m . A—1S5V. Despite the injuFy, Dow and waived free-ageni rookie kicker Dan grapplers. be fighting with sophomore Scott Bowl against Wisconsin — a strong ding to Dickey, has just as.good a Not only is Kansas State trying to an unassisted goal with 1:48 to play ning time stand up against Hess’ se­ partner Mimi Roche put together an Miller. It’s a timeworn situation at Talbot for mat time at 119 witt defense should be very much in defense as teat 1977 Norte Carolina win its first bowl game in its first Friday night to lift Washington into impressive 7-3 record in doubles cond run. Cheney where coaches lose players try ever, but tee Badgers are also SAN ANTONIO (114) , Smith, a nine-year veteran, had sophomore newcomer Dave Harford evidence. club. Banka M l 3-4 21. Mitchell 6-16 23 14. a 4-4 tie with tee New York Rangers competition. ’This ledger was the been on the injured reserve list after “I skied just as straight and as from one year to the next not at 126. Five youngsters are in con­ Kansas State managed to bold “Well, I feel like we are every bit seeking their first post-season vic­ Gilmore 53 2-4 12, Moore 9-11 53 23. and extend tee Capitals’ unbeaten team best among players who com­ injuring his knee in the final week of fast as I could,” McKinney said. “I through graduation but through tention for the 13^pound berth with seven teams to 10 points or less, a as good,” said Dickey, whose team tory in five attempts. G ^ n 930 M 28. Willouahby 5-7 (M) 10. streak to a club-record eight games. skied wild, I knocked a few gates 60 4. Grirfln' 23 60 4. peted in five or more matches. the preseason. He underwent employment and other reasons. junior ietterman Doug Glode at ISI. feat that has been a Dickey finished 6-4-1 this year and thus “The only gobl I really have,” ToUU « 3 4 3633 114. The goal by Engblom and another Dow’s record in singles play was 1-3. arthroscopic surgery and was With my arm on the way down, but That.s the situation for Skinner in Either sophomore Roger Dubiel produced its first winning record in said Wright, “is to win games. I new jersey (UB) two minutes earlier by Mike at least I’ve got something to smile "wmiaina 5-10 73 17.^ !^ J-U H 15. “Cherie rebounded well from the placed on the disabled list Sept. 7, 1962-83 as he finds himself some key or sophomore Jeff Boudreau will fill 12 seasons. “Without question, who want to play well on television and Dawkins 53 6-1 10, Cook 8-18 60 18. Gartner negated a strong effort by stress fracture,” commented W&M CHERIE DOW the day of the final roster cutdown about.” people from a year ago. “Some kids the biU at 145 with 156 right now you play has something to do with for everytMxly who is going to be Hoyd 33 13 10, Birdsong 8-15 60 16, tee New York Rangers’ Olympic Coach Elizabeth Sharp. “We hope to are in limbo. I’m not sure if they watching. Winning is tee ultimate J & 53 60 10. Walkw W 50 0. . . . W&M Standout in the NFL. open. Eric Gauvin, a returnee, is the success you have. Gmlnikl M M ?, *■ connection on Olympic Night at the have her back in full swing for the Because he was not a part of the will wrestle or not; the usual,” vying with freshman Tony Barone “That means it is really hard to goal.” O’Koren U M * ToUU « « JM* Capital Centre. spring, where her ultimate goal will After winning championships at 49-man active roster. Smith was not voiced a disappointed Skinner. for the berth at 167 with 21(Lpoond . Dailey meets compare one group with another. Last year the Badgers were S u Antonio 5 5 2 5 l ! S The tie left the two NHL Patrick be to receive an individual bid to Cheney, 8-12-1 a year ago, beaten in what turned out to be tee New Jeraey 23 20 32 27—KB Auto And the Farmington New El^land Open, eligible for a free reactivation move sophomore Leroy Maine or 217- But we have outstanding players Tiureeiiouu ,•> / T’' « ' Division clubs tied for third place. (Dlvisionl) NCAA (nationals). the New England Public Parks and bad to clear procedural Sports launches its new campaign pomid freshman Steve Roy grabbing ; with theraptsr and they certainly played extremely last Garden State Bowl. Fouled out-None. ToUl ftmla-^n Homeowners William & Mary moves to NCAA Championships, and the ’Twin State Thursday in a home assembly the unlimited spot. “I think teat game might help us Antonio » . New Jeraey 27. Rebounda- waivers. 'Calendar well. Sm Antonio 40 (Banka UL N w Jep ey Division I this year after spending Open this summer, Dow was ranked Miller was an lltb-round draft against Bacon Academy at 1 CHICAGO (UPI) - Chicago Bulla “We accomplished a lot. The quite a bit,” said Wisconsin safety « (WUllamt 17). Asalat6-%n ^Antonio » the last several seasons in AIAW o’clock. y rookie Quintin Dailey has had his Matt Vanden Boom. “In a bowl (Moore 8). New J e rs ^ S O (Cook 10). Inturanco amog the top three women’s players choice of the Washington Redskins Schedule: Dec. 16 Bacon Academy players feel good about it add they Technical—None. A—IIJM- Division II. in New England. this year and signed as a free agent SATURDAY The Techmen wui open the year H, 16 Pomperaug Tournament, 22 ; first session with a psychiatric should feel good about It.” game there are a lot of festive Bowling Bud Durand Dow, senior captain, has compiled Dow transferred to William & without a full line-up. There Is TerryviUe H, 28 East Hartford A, therapist, a newspaper reported The theory in the Wisconsin camp, thinga going on and it is easy to get two weeks ago. He kicked field goals Friday's Sporta Transactions (203) 340-0004 one of the finest career records on Mary from Penn State after of 24 and 25 yards in the Patriots’ 29- presently no one for the 96-pound Jan. 6 St. Paul H, 6 Portland H, 11 Friday. however, is that a good passing at­ lost in it. BASKEl’BALL y Dailey, one of tee Bulls’ leading “I think possibly we did that a lit­ By United m ta International the William & Mary team, winning graduating from Manchester H i^, 21 win over Houston but missed an 'East Catholic at St, Paul (alrls), class and that bolds true at 186 at Canton with Tdrryvllle, ib Vaiioy tack can do some damage to the Baseball over M percent of her singles where she had a standout pounds. I scoran, missed Tuesday night’s tle bit last year, what with New Lot Anielet — Canceled the trade In # extra point and had a a&yard field- Regional /E ast Windsor H, 18 talented Kansas State defense. And ^ KiSsigiBaa i I2i30 game against the New York Rnlcks, which catrlw* Jim Sundberg was matches and over 71 percent in sophomore year. She took runner-up goal attempt blocked in a 38-11 loss “We will work with what we RHAM H, 22 Morgan /East Hamp­ the Badgers (who come into the York.CXty and all. I think that kind SuUied frSTTeia. for^ldjA ^ \ saying he was ill and sIqA through CATERERS- Angie Ortolani 127, UFE/HEALTH/AUTO/ doubles play. Dow compiled the honors in the state in her division to Chicago. ICE HOCKEY have,” says Skinner. “We will work ton H, 25 Jonathan Law A, 27 Hart­ game with a 86'record), just happen of shocked us and we really want Hooton, Dave Stewart. Orel Hershlaer HOME/RETRIEMENT , his wak»4ip calls. and ooifletder Mark Bradley. Sue Balesano 151-141-414, Helene better part of this record from the that year. Smith will be the third Patriots Naneheater vs. Bethel at Bolton hard and do the best we can. But ford Public H, Feb. 2 B < ^ H, 9 to have one. tela one. * On Wodnesday, the rookie guard Football Dey 134-133-373, Dorothy Mathes MetropoUUn No. 1 position, where she faced Dow, a business management kicker this season. FYee agent Rex lee Palace, 7|SO p.m. again I’m disappointed we’ll te Plalnville/Soroers H, 12 OOC lynw- Junior quarterback Randy "Of course, Kansas State is ’ i^hUadelpbla — Placed defensive back Property and UabUlty Inc. Oo some of the top coUege.players on major, is consdering a career in the East Catholic vs. Suffield at BIP, going to matches and have to forfeit aakad the team for a leave of Wright, a transfer from Notre shooting for the same things we are. DennU DeVauihn on the Inlured reserve 133. Carol U w le 166-125415, Carol Warwick. R.I. Robinson handled the duties during nament. Check sports slate for star- list; activated Tuilbac^ Huble Oliver. <5*rM>ter 130-346. the east coast. business world. the first three games. 9i40 p.m. ■ half tte bouts. And I’ni a f i ^ this fing times Dame, put his name into the Wlscon- I’m sure they want to win, too.” MANCHESTER HERALD. Sat.. Dec. 11, 1982 - 19 18 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Sat.. Dec. 11. 1982

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EXTERIOR Painting, Baths, Rec Rooms, 1970 FORD FAIRLANE for appliailfces. Working single available. Main Street Aluminum siding. woodworking, colonial paper hanging, carpentry m'aurhrfitrr □ EMPLOYMENT Street, Manchester. fidential. reproductions in wood. Ceilings, Vanities, Counter MAHOGANY Hallow core $99.00. Running condition. aault only. No location with ample RN'S - LPN s - 3-11 shift. Assumable mortgage. $80,- work. Fully insured. J.P. Tops, Decks St Porch pets/children. Telephone INVITATION TO BID J.P. Lewis, 649-9658. door 30”x80” with 21”x35” Cali after 6:00 p.m., 646- parking. Call 649-2891. Sealed bids will be received in the Join the Crest- 900. The Hayes Corp., 64fr Lewis and Son, 649-9658. Enclosures. Licensed. In­ 1014. 643-2880. Hrrairi Help Wanted 13 obscure glass window, Office of the EMrector of General field/Fenwood caring and ■0131. sured. Free Estimates. locking doorknob, no OFFICE AND DESK Services, 41 Center Street, REGISTERED NURSES PART TIME progressive health care TUB ENCLOSURES AND PAINTING & PAPER Call 649-1488. Lovely Prayer Panels are SHOWER DOORS expertly hinges, $25.00. Negotiable. FOR SALE - 30” Range FOUR ROOMS - Third Space - ideal for lawyer, Manchester. Connecticut, until simple to embroider fpr auto MECHANIC - team. Full and part time MANCHESTER - Six room Hanging Ceilings DECEMBER 29.1962 at 11:00 a.m. Experienced RNs to fill several part time installed by Gary A. Ken­ 649-1M49 - keep trying. Hood Fan. Brushed floor. Heat, stove and accountant, manufacturing the child’s room. Experienced. Own tools. positions available. Cape. New kitchen, fully repaired. References. Ful­ SKAPARAS HOME aluminum. $25.00. refrigerator. Adults. No representative, secretarial for the following: vacancies. These Include: Openings on se­ dall - The Shower Door ly insured. Quality work! No. 5763 has transfer Benefits. Call 633-3669. Excellent benefit package appliances, quiet dead-end REMODELING - AU types BLACKJACK Headders for Telephone 646-8706. pets. $330. Security and service and so forth. FURNISH it INSTALL HOT for two 9 X 12>inch pan­ cond and third shifte and on aeveral with new shift differential. street. Asking $64,000. Call Man. 872-6000. M,irtin Mattsson, evenings of additions, interior and references, Call after 6 WATER HEATING SYSTEM, 66 big block Chevy, very good Ground floor. Good visibili­ CENTER STREET els; color chart. Lost and Found 1 HOUSE CLEANERS part different nursing unite. The schedules are Competitive salary 646-6285. 649-4431. exterior, repair work. Free BEDSPREAD - Hand p.m., 649-2236. ty. Parking and utilities in­ T9 ORBER. sMtf 91.S0 fw «aeh time days in the Glaston­ SNOW PLOWING - condition. $60.00 or nest The Town of Manchester is an ntttni, pin 906 for pntaft Md •••••••••••••••••••••••• either regular relief or alternating schedule. Please call estimates. Reasonable offer. Call Dave between knitted, white and pink. cluded. Keith Real Estate, equal opportunity employer, and bury area. Must be neat MANCHESTER - By driveways and parking FRKD LEE PAINTING - Cidliag. FOUND - SET OF KEYS weekends, and do not inyoivs shift Crestfield Convalescent lots. Call after 6 pm 649- rates. Cali Joe, 649-1733. 11-3, 649-6062. Nice Christmas gift for a THREE ROOMS with 646-4126. requires an affirmative action ANNE CABOT and reliable. 659-2953. Home between 9 and 3 at owner. Reduce for Christ­ Interior and exterior. •••••••••••••••••••••••• teen girls room. $50.00 or stove, no furniture.' •••••••••••••••••••••••• policy for all of its Contractors and at Lincoln Center.' Can be rotations. While successful applicants may 0539. Residential and commer­ picked up at the 643-5151 for an appoint­ mas! Five room Cape - Rooting 34 FIVE PIECE Daystrom best offer. 742-6016. Available now. Working Retort Property For Vendors a condiUon of doing 1190 Avt. of AMtrleas X-RAY TECHNICIAN for start as soon as possible, the starting data move-in condition. cial. Fully insured and business^ with the Town, as per Now Yoffcft N .Y . 10 0 M Manchester Herald Office ment. AFTER SCHOOL Child dinette set, 36x60, gray for­ woman preferred. Call 643- Rant 55 busy orthopedic office east may, if wished, be deferred til after the Maintenance free exterior. dependable. 6^1653. BIDWELL HOME Im­ 6441 for information. • ••••••••••••■•••••••••a* Federal Order 11246. Prtot Naoit, Addrtti with ZIP between 8:30 and 5 p.m. of river. Applications being Care in my Manchester mica, self-storing leaf, Bid Forms, plans and CODE aad Stylo Nombtr. Monday - Friday holiday season. To arrange for a personal TOOL OR MOLD MAKER Sun porch and private provement Company - black high back chairs, T A G S A L E S MT. SNOW - owners ski considered for full or part - minimum five years yard. $60,900. 649-45ffl. home. Call Monday thru INTERIOR-EXTERIOR Roofing, siding, NINE ROOM HOUSE specifications are avaiiable at the SPECIAL: Over 200 se­ Interview, contact: The Personnel Depart­ Friday 1:30 to 4:30, 742- painting, also ceilings $65.00.64M806 after 4 p.m. apartment, sleeps five. General Services Office, 41 Center lections and a FREE FOUND - Large long lime positions. Send experience. Tolland area. alterations, additions. 649- available immediately. Street, Manchester, ConnecUcut. resume and references to ment at MANCHESTER - Invest­ 7193. painted and repaired. Good Rent by week or weekend. Pattern Section in the haired gray tiger male cat. Reply Box N, c/o The 6495. COUCH - good condition, TAG SALE - Saturday, Suitable for one or two 646-0557 after 6 p.m. TOWN OF MANCHESTER. ALBUM. Just $3.00. Box MM, c/o The m ent opportunity. 6-6 references. 875-8045. •••••••••••••••••••••••• families. $625 monthly plus Coleman Rd. area. Call 6 4 6 - 1 2 2 2 , Ext. 2270 Manchester Herald. MOTHER OF TWO will colonial print cover, great December 11th, 10 to 4. 29 ••••••••••••••••••••••a* CONNECTICUT ■ ooa AT $9.28 EACN Manchester Herald. Duplex, centrally located. Flooring 35 South Road, Bolton, just security. 643-1442. ROBERT B. WEISS, GENERAL 649-7201. Has separate heating care for your children - my «•••••«••••••••••••••••• for rec room or den, asking Wanted to Rant 57 •-m -D O LU -O ld aod Now. HOW The first book jackets in home - Center Street, $50.00. Phone 643-1037. off 44A, (Stone house). MANAGER ta dross tbsoit Row tt aaka tfeiOL TRAN^RIPTIONIST for MANCHESTER MEMORIAL HOSPITAL systems. SW% assumable Looking for a car? Don’t FLOORSANDlNG - Floors Firebrick, circular tiles AVAILABLE 013-12 ••190 - KEEPSAKE tUILTS. 24 Peraonalt 2 the United States were (East Catholic). Fenced ONE BAY GARAGE Rloood ood applloMd doslRiis. medical office east of 71 Haynes Street, Manchester, Ct. 06040 fixed rate. $77,900. Call for miss the many offerings to like new. Specializing in 4” xl2” , wooden blinds, IMMEDIATELY - One •••••••••••••••••••••••• made in Charleston, S.C., in details - Sentry Real yard, play space, good WHITE FRENCH Provin­ available for storage only. ••191-NKIRLOOM NANOIW ORK^ river. Full time. Send EOE M/F older floors, natural and school desk and chair, bedroom apartment, $ ^ typss o f Modlowerfc sfclfls. WANTED: ROOM and 1890 bv Isaac Hammond. rates. 646-2460. today’s Classified columns. cial double bed frame set, $35.00 per month. Call 64^ INVITATION TO BID resume and references to Estate. 289-4331, stained floors. No waxing lamp posts, blueberry . plus utilities. Walking dis- •-192-T0 filVE or KEEP-40 ■tt< B o ard Mature, good condition. $25.00. Call (anno tn hnanital Wiiritv 1878. Sealed bids will be received in the dlfwork Rtnis to maki. experienced handyman Box MM, c/o The anymore. John Verfaille, boxes, et cetera. unce W nospiiai...... OHice of the Director of General Manchester Herald. 6 4 6 ^ 7 . •-199-CRAFTS-M pa|ts if quick- will perform excellent 646-5750. and referencesces requir Services, 41 Center Street. toHoako Rtfns. repairs and maintenance FOR SALE - McGraw Ed Gorman - 646-4040. □ AUTOMOTIVE Manchester, Connecticut, until •-194-9LUMBERTIME COVERLETS on house and lawn in DENTAL SECRETARY - Houaoltold Goods 40 December 27.1M2 at U :00 a.m. for -24 crib aod saull bad qaitts. exchange for room and gaUorcaSSSty,‘g‘^ rotH MANCHES’TER One, the following: Manchester office. 3 days Auto Partt For Sale 50 POUCE VEHICLES board. References weekly. Must be good USED dition, $36!m . ^M061...... two,.. three bedr(x>m and REFRIGERA’TORS, CAN ARIES - G ive a townhouse apartments The Town of Manchester |s an provided upon request. typist.' Medical or dental FOUR UNMOUNTED equal opportunity employer, and I’hone 647-8752. background helpful. 649- WASHERS, RANGES - WINDOW CORNICES - one singiitg canary for Christ­ available immediately. Clean, Guaranteed. Parts mas. Reasonable. Deposit $375, $415, $475. Security TUBELESS white-walled requires an affirmative action Young Original 2272. 84x8, two 29%, $10.00. 649- tires (1 set studded snow policy for all of Its Contractors and & Service. Low prices! 9540. will hold till Christmas. required. Heat and hot Vendors as a condition of doing B.D. Pearl St Son, 649 Main 649-6941. water included. Call Ren- tires) and'l rim, all 14”, Chrlatmaa Treat TEACHER AIDE Position good condition, $125 or best business with the Town, as per - Private school for autistic Street. 643-2171. FORD PICKUP Blue U1 Office, 875-4474. Federal Order 11246. Gifts that make it a great Christmas! AKC REGISTERED Toy reasonable offer. 649-9904 Bid Forms, plans and children. Manchester-East beng), seat, excellent con- ArUclaa lor Sale 41 duion. $40.00 or best offer. Poodles - 2 males, 1 2'b ROOMS - Heat, hot after 6 pm. specifications are available at the Hartford area. Related JEWELERS TYPEWRITERS HARDWARE Fl o r is t s General Services Office, 41 Center experience and degree TELEVISIONS ...... 643-6187. female. Black and apricot. water, appliances. Swuri- **«*V*"*’*’*II L ivin g ENGLAND TRUE VALUE ______6 weeks oldi Call 64^1103. ty. References. Call after 6 ^«foa Fof Safa 6 t Street, Manchester, Connecticut. preferred. E.O.E. Send SHOP PEARLS - 649 Main J & J JEWELERS - 785 YALE TYPEWRITER GREENS & THINGS - 296 TOWN OF MANCHESTER, Christm as resume to Box NN, c-o The Main Street, Manchester. HARDWARE - Route 44-A, West Middle Turnpike - ONE PAIR electric out- ...... p.m., 646-3911...... CONNECTICUT Street, Downtown SERVICE - ’Typewriters Bolton. 649-5201. KERO- Sporting Qooda 45 1979 FORD GRANADA - 6 •Manchester Herald. Manchester, 643-2171. Most "Quality Merchandise at Fresh, dried and silk door Cteistmas candles. cyl., automatic, air- ROBERT B. WEISS, Trees Rebuilt, Portable SUN SALES AND Service, ALUMINUM SHEETS MANCHESTER - Six room GENERAL Manager Brands Available: G E, Old Fashioned Prices.’’ Typewriters, From $35.00. arrangements for all oc­ used as printing plates. .007 3% ft. tall, $8.00. 649-2433. p o p g^LE-*ROKI*GNOL conditioning, 27,000 miles. 19 LEWIS 8T. SPECIAL EDUCATION I4K Chains-Bracelets- Kerosene, Skil power tools, casions. Full service duplex available im­ 019-12 (oil Spring S t boMnd bam) Zenith, Sony, RCA. Sales and Service. thick, 23x28%’^. 50c each, Skis - 160mm. Great for mediately. No pets. Superb car! Many extras! Teacher - Private school Diamond Earrings- Stanley hand tools, plum­ florist. COME SEE OUR CAMERA Collectors, early $4495. 644-2942. Typewriter and Adding bing and electrical NEW STORE! 643-I»t5 or 5 for $2.00. Phone 643- beginners! Best otter. References, lease, security *14.snytrss for autistic children ages 5- ANTIQUES Pendants and Cultured M.a'chines. 41 Purnell 2711. ’They MUST be picked Poloroid model 80 leather 10 Manchester-East Hart­ Pearls. Keepsake Your supmies. Tru-Test paint case, light meter, mint After 5:30 p.m. call 232- required. $350 plus LEGAL NOTICE Place, Manchester. 649- up before 11:00 a.m. only. 8528. utilities. 649-9353. 1978 CHEVETTE, four Open Sat A Sun 10-4 ford area. Certification COME TO OUR Victorian Christmas Diamond ana paint sundries, PENTLAND FLORIST - condition. $15.00. 643-7153. speed. $2500. Excellent TOWN OF AMM)VRR 4988. wallpaper and housewares. Visit Us For All Your •••••••••••••••••••••••• ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS 846-4126 or and related experience Christmas Open House Source. CONTEMPORARY arm condition. Telephone 646- required. E.O.E. Send Dec. 11, 12. 10-4. RED Holiday Needs. See Our ONE PAIR of ski boots and Oardan Producta47 MANCHESTER - First The Zoning Board of Appeals of the 647-9548 A COUNTRY Choice Selection, 24 Birch chair upholstered in red floor, one bedroom, 1236. Town of Andover, Connecticut at a resume to Box NN, c-o The GOOSE FARM DIAMOND SHOWCASE is ANTIQUES COINS velvet, chrome legs, $150. ski boot holder stand, size CHRISTMAS Street - 643-6247. “Pleasing 11, brand new, asking AGED GARDEN appliances, carpeting, meeting held on December 7.1962 Manchester Herald. ANTIQUES, Goose Lane, Brown vinyl recliner, $50. 1973 BUICK REGAL Cen­ which was a continuation of their the place to shop for that « STAMPS You Is Our Pleasure” . $55.00. Call 633-5518. MANEUR- Delivered. 32 excellent location, $355.()0 Coventry - 742-9137. special man in your life. COUNTRY CHRISTMAS Contemporary black and bushel load $48.00. 25 per month, utilities not in­ tury. 71,000 original miles, October 20, 1962 meeting took the Select from Gents diamond Has arrived at the TqE MOST COMPLETE white fabric wail hanging bushel $41.00. 15 bushel cluded, available January air conditioning, power following acti(Mi: rings, stone rings or CRAFTSMEN’S Coin and Stamp Store in CHRISTMAS PLANTS, 50” X 50”, $25. 646-0479. CHILDRENS Buckle ski « • steering, radio, 2 new 1196 — David A. and Mary R. CELEBRITY CIPHER boots size 12 “Risport” , $28.00 677-1045. 1st. MANCHESTER - New Duval — Variances granted with CoWxtty etpOOF cryptogrtmt oro crasisd from quotations by Ismout paopia, paM watches for a Christmas (JALLERY - the Area - Also Buying CENTERPIECES, Holiday w. ft ^ .fti* A A A A A a A A A a a A • • • • G # # G # # G # 4««va Wyv^w^AvftA 4/wamnAitaA radials, some body rot. and praaant. Each latlar In lha dphar stands lot aoothar. ToOsy's duo: N aquais B JERI'S ANTIQUES AND Stained glass Italian made, good condi- •••••••••••••••• two bedroom townhouse, the following stipulation: U ;ift he’ll long remember. Gold and Silver. SU-DEB Rose Special and Christ­ WOMAN’S CHOCOLATE Antiquaa 4$ fully applianced kitchen, Excellent motor. Must COUNTRY FURNITURE. chandeliers, copperware, tion, plastic well, foam i. An adequate curtain drain be IIAMOND MOWCASE - COIN COMPANY, 747 mas Parties. KRAUSE Brown corfory coat, wool carpeting, private deck, sell. $ ^ . negotiable. Call installed behind house and garage We’re located in Tessier’s Main Street, Manchester. FLORIST, 621 Hartford padde liner. $25.00. 643- “ S HDLO TOLOZ WTXET D VXZO Nursery, 40 West Street, Manchester Parkade. country baskets, stenciled lining, very warm. Prac­ ANTIQUES AND basement with washer and 6434735 anytime. to connect with town drainage pipe cheese boxes, pottery, 649-2253. Road. 643-9559. tically brand new. $60.00. that nins across the front of the Bolton. Open Weekends. UNIQUE COLLECTIBLES - Will dryer connections, im­ 649-5991. theorems, wool geese, etc., Telephone 232-8528 after purchase outright or sell on m o late occupancy, $495.00 1981 CHEVY CITATION, property. QXZFRZSCRF DTP RXTXZDHUO VDT VANITY CAR 5:30 p.m. TWO STRINGS of 25 out­ four door, V8. 27,000 miles. Dated at Andover. Connecticut 11, OIFT SHOP etc., etc. 58 Cooper Street, PARK HILL JOYCE door Christmas lights, $15. commission. House lot or per month, utilities not in­ December, 1962 RENTAL CENTER Mon-Sat. 10-6, ’Thurs. Till 9, PLATES FLOWER SHOP - Fancy single piece. Telephone cluded. Peterman Agency, $6,600. 647-1407. FRDT V8WO VDTYQSOUP.” — YDV DISCOVER MOSTLY BARREL SHAPED BAR each. 643-7060. Zoning Board of Appeals TAYLOR RENTAL Sun. 12-5. fruit baskets. Boxwood 644-8962. 649-9404 or 647-0080. Andover, Connecticut BRASS! Unique ENGRAVED - RAISED with 2 swivel padded 1969 MUSTANG - 3 speed. CENTER - 155 Cente. GIFTWARE AND HOME TYees - All Your Christmas LEFT FRONT fender for Mary C. McNamara, Chairman B. OZLST BZ. Street, Manchester. 643- LETTERS. Decorating Needs! 36 Oak stools. Good condition. THE PACK RAT - open MANCHESTER - Four Good running condition. 018-12 decor of solid brass plus ORGANIZATION $150. Call 643-2848. CSievy pickup truck, will fit $1000. 295-9734 after 5:00 PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "The ditlerence between a good 2496. REN’TS: Glassware, wicker and crafts. VIDEO QAME8 Street - 6&079I. 73-80, $75.00. Excellent con­ Sundays, November f t - room apartment, stove. China, Silverware, Linens, Emblems. Business Cards. December 19.12-5.40 Flora $320 plus utilities. p.m. audience and a bad audience is that a good audience Is silent jnhal sehri'celind^ s ^ ib le Name Pins. Button M atog UNIQUE CHRISTMAS diUon. CaU 649-9168 after 4 ro-Gt — not with sleep or lethargy, but with concentration." — All Your Special Needs For RECORDERS p.m. Road. Bolton. References and security. prices. 210 Pine Street, « Machlnes/Supplies. CENTERPIECES, FRUIT Gifts - Handmade quilted 1964 JAGUAR XKE EXCLUSIVE Claire Bloom Holiday Entertaining. Manchester (Comer Hart­ BASKETS, Flowering 649^003. BUY - SELL Used home MANCHESTER RUBBER ’Tree Skirts, DecoraUons, ------_ CONVERTIBLE- All ?AKI5 e leez by n e a . inc. ford Road) ’Thursday and STAMPS, 20 Birch Street Plants For Your Holiday ’Theorem, acryllic and oil M ER LIN E le c tro n ic original. Needs to be TV’S/STEREOS Friday l-9pm, Saturday game units and VCR’s Needs. BROWN’S FOUR ROOMS - Second through the MOVIE 649^489. paintings, abtiques,ahtiques, game, featuresfeaturw Uc-tao^,Uc- Wanted ^ B ^ _____ 40 floor in four family house. restor^. $3500. Call 269- by Larry Wright SHOP AL SIEFFERTS and Sunday I0-5pm. FLOWERS, INC., 145 Main jewelryiry and more! 195 music machine,macnine, ecnOf •••••••••••••••••••••••• Walking distance to iui««>%Main 0344. k it ‘N’ CARLYLE ™ APPLIANCES - 445 Hart- S’TORE - 707 Main Street, APPLIANCES. .Street, Manchester te n c h Road, Bolton; blackjack, magic squaro, OLDER SINGLE or mulU BIBLES • BOOKS Manchester. 646-1481. Fi Street, on busline. Stove in­ fnrd Road, Manchester 647- follow the red arrows from .mindbender, comes with family unit for cash. Han­ cluded. $350 per month. 1976 AMC HORNET 9997. SUPER SANTA SHOP PEARLS - 649 Main dyman special OK. Call BIBLES & BOOKS - Gifts STEREO FRUIT BASKETS Route 85. instruction book, $10.00. Call Ed or Dan-649-2947 8- wagon, four door, a ir­ SALE! Video Tape with Eternal Value. God’s Street, Downtown 649-7662. Strano Real Eistate, 646- conditioniing, AM-FM. Recorders, ’TV’s, Stereos, M an ch ester. 643-2171. . 5; after 5:30 - 6464692 or Word, the Bible. Good 8PECIALI8T8 FANCY FRUIT BASkiBTS MATCHED PAIR 2000-- 6464009. Good condifition. $1400. Call How Mice OF ybo Washers, Dryers, books tor Spiritual Growth. Dishwashers from $249.00; - Order Early. Also Wicker Elngagement and wedding WHITE CAST IRON 6464479. Refrigerators, Freezers. J.B. ELECTRONICS - Ranges from $249.00; Items. PERO FRUIT rings, yellow gold with dia- kitchen sink and baUitub, TOY TRAINS - Lionel, B-ISS" 16 CALC.TiMl l‘I> Music at 840 Main Where the Professionals TOWNHOUSE - Rent from MUCH MORE! Street, Manchester. Microwaves from ^ .0 0 . STAND - 276 Oakland mono. $275.00. O rlg ^ l bill $50.00 or best offer. Call American, Flyer, etc. by owner. ’Two bedrooms, 1% 1967 MUSTANG ClonverU- IO -1S UNE To CUT buy their stereo equipment GREAT GIFTS! Street, Manchester - 643- collector. Sets, pieces, WORPHC M>, V nEIRMEL available. 647-9223 in AM. 649-2419. baths, appliances, full' ble, asking $3500. After 3 ACCEPB W)R PtM MONEY' KITCHEN/BATH 8PORTIMQ GOODS and acces^ries. Call Jack 6384. complete layouts. Cash p.m.. 649-7W. A classic button-front WiTH'jfcuToNiaHr Bertrand 643-1282. basement. $450 plus BUY SOMEONE YOU SEASONED HARDWOOD TALKING ROBOT 2 x L paid. Call 647-0280 - please utilities. Call 6494584 days dress with attractive ACCESSORIES LAY-A-WAY SPOR’TING LOVE An ELECTROLUX l o v a b l e with three tapes, $80. leave message. yoke is always in style. GIFTS-White Stai - Cut to lengvu,en^h, split,ppaiv, - 643-4066 evenings. MONTE CARLO 1978 - SHOP UNIQUE KITCHEN HAND MADE Vacuum Cleaner for a delivered. $M. a cord. Cali value, $29.00. Cafi 64S45M. Good condition. 305 engine. Pattern provides for a ca­ Spi Christinas Gift and WIN A ASAMDONSO sual pantsuit, also. & BA’TH - 38 Oak Street tfficates at NAS8IFF COLLECTIBLES evenings, 2184101. •••••••••••••••••••••••• CLEAN THREE, Bedroom PB, PS, AC. Must sell im­ Sellina Manchester for Wonderfu Fabulous Vacation for Two KITTENS BOYS BIKE, 20” Ross apartment. Appliances, mediately! 646-9657. B-185 with Photo-Guide ARMS, 991 Main Street, FREE! ELECTROLUX Apollo, good conditiod, is in Sizes 10 to 18. Size Gifts for All Your Gourmet Manchester. 647-9126. AN OLD FASHIONED CAN YOU GIVE A One ot the nicest thinp * RENTALS central location. Older Items you Cooks. 646-9686. OF MANCHESTER - 646- about Want Ada U their low $45.00. C A 6434022. 1972 VW 411 Wagon, good 12, 34 b u st. . . dress, 3 H CHRISTMAS at the 3875. LOVABLE ABANDONED child accMted,accept noDO pets, yards 45-inch; jacket, 2 BICYCLES VILLAGE CHARM YARN Kitten or Cat a home for coat. Another is their quick $450 monthly plus beat and running condition. Fiiu in­ no longer yards; pants, 2% yards. >1 QIFT fHAf QIVEB WHITE CHINA bathroom Aooms for Ront S2 ject, automatic. $400. Call ic y c l e s s p o r t in g BARN with handmade DIPT BHIBTS the Holiday! - 63S6881,342- action. •••••••••••••••••••••••ft utilities. References Patterns available only B , sink, 19” length, 16” wide, after .1 p.m., need or THE 365 DAY Christmas (KX)DS, camping equip­ ta and decorations \n PERSONAL TEE - Per- 067L MANCHESTER - Nice must. Cali in tisee ikown. Gift - Remember your local craftsmen ilus craf- 2%’’ heiw with two 649-7137. ment, figure skates, sonalised Fun and FULL SIZE Pool Table - backspiasn, $10.00. Cali room with kitchen 1976 DATSUN B210 use is T* srder, mr4 $2JS, plat 50$ friends and family with a toboggans, exercise ec t o ^ auppUea. pruce irtswear. Great glfU for privileges. Gentleman fir M itnt and kaadilaf. gift mempership in Pool balls, wall rack, and 8 4 3 ^ . MANCHESTER - Four Hatchback - Automatic. menT, Adidas, Nike. IQSr throe cue sUcks. $18$. 841- preferred. $50.00 weekly. 51,000 miles. Mint. AM-FM MU MwwnrT We’U wrap and send your FARR’S - 2 Main Street, Security. Telephone 643- room apartment. 1st floor. profitabis 1481. 17” GB DROP-m Range $300 plus utiliUes, Call 646- stereo. $2,200. Call 267- gift too. It’s That ESa M anctoter. 643-7111. 3339.. with oven, copper color, isre. Ilia am. m ansttsss 3379. 6066. Nan VMt, N.Y. letM 64S7(>M. 9x17 FT. GOLD SHAG excellent coadiUm, $75.00. to both CENTRAL LOCATION, pitat assw, aaamt vin zip Carpeting, $75. 12x15 ft. after 5 p.m., 7424161. NEWLY RENOVATED - 1980 CITA’TION - power coat, Itylt XsaU ir aad tlza. one year old Lilac klUdien privileges, parking brakes, power steering, air buyer and New FASHION with ape- available. Security and Six room d u plex. 1% carpotiut, $150. 2 counter 1940s BTUDENT SIZE baths,k MS heat St hot conditioning, hatchback. cial Grace Cole Collection stools, $iieadi. Now mens Desk,^roll top with written references New radials. $3950.646-5567 seller. for larger sizes; pins 2 requited. For application water. $ ^ plus security. lea skates, slro 10, m . draw m , excellent coodl- 646-3253. or 5664256. BONUS Coupona! er)aA.WL Bg m u and book sbeU, ire. Uon, $$6.00. 6404556. oail 643-2603. P rice____$1.25.