28 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesduy, Uec. 7, 1983 Keep your TV picture sharp with frequent Recreational Items 67 Recreational Items «7 Cars/Trucks for Sale 71 cars/Trucks for Sale 71 Cars/Trucks for Sale 71 MotorcyclM/BIcycles 71 Mltc. Automotivo H cleaning of the screen. Use a mild soap with water ora bit of Ammonia CHILDREN'S SKIS — 140 1971 FORD F-300 ECONO RADIAL SNOW TIRES — LIKE NEW — Two 4 ft. IVii CHEVY 1-Ton Panel 1974 AUSTIN MARINA 1982 SUZUKI JR- so — In water. Be sure to dry sleds. Just In time for the cm. Fischer fiberglass, LINE VAN — 302, auto Truck. Slight body dam GT — Good condition. Like new. $350. Tele Mounted on 185 x 14 East girls’ basketball Flano nearing with bindings. $50. Please wheels. Fit all late model thoroughly. It you have Guests did the cleaning coming winter weather. matic, heavy duty, helper age but no rust. Runs Interior good condition. phone 742-9677, call after on extra television set no Two for $25, one for $15. call 643-5478. springs, runs good, needs excellent. $1250 or best Have to seel Asking for 5;30pm. Mustangs. Used Vfi sea body work. $350. Call sons. $80. Coll 643-8840,18 one watches, why not has a big lob ahead iBolton approval Coll 649-2430 or 646-0435. offer. Call 646-7537. $700. Call after 6pm, 647- ••••••••••••••••••••••• exchange for cash with a at Harris’s house party 643-0793. 9737. Jordt Street. Automotive Mltc. Automotive 76 low-cost ad In Classified? MEN'S GOLF CLUBS — 1973 AUDI FOX — As Is. 643-2711. ... page 15 ... p a g e 7 # 1 & 3 woods refInished, FIAT 128 HATCHBACK, TWO — G78-14 Snow tires p a g e 11 1976 — 46K original, 4 Bad clutch, good tires. on wheels. White walls. persimmons. Irons, p.w., $200. Call 646-4593. speed, 1300CC, regular Bank Four FR-78-15 steel belted putter, bog and bolls. All Cars/Trucks for Sale 71 OPERA LIGHTS 83-84 in good condition. $85. gas. Body and mechani Repossessions G.M. car, $40. Call 649- radlals, white walls. Best NOTICI TO CniDITOm Call 649-1794. cally good. $1600. Call 1973 MERCURY COL 9947. offer. Call 643-8086. ESTATE OF HELEN 649-8303 weeknights. ONY PARK STATION FOR SALE BRIGGS LEO-WOLF lets of WAGON — 9 passenger. 19S0 Dodge Colt *3700 Monchsiter, dtceotsd. JUST RIGHT FOR 1974 TOYOTA CORONA '70 MUSTANG — For Power everything. Air. 1078 Chevrolet Cemaro •4000 The Hon. William E. Fitz CHRISTMAS — Men's — 4 door, 4 speed; Body MERCURY LYNX '82—4 ports. W ith'78250enoine, Gerald, Judoe, of the Court Stereo. Over 90,000miles. less Ford M u llin g figure skates, size 11. good shape, runs well, Speed, 20,000 miles. Ex * f SOO 4 tires, radio, two good of Probate, District of Man new engine ports. $2000orv cellent condition. Must Beautiful condition. The above can be seen chester at a hearing held on Good condition. Coll af doors. Call 643-1823, any December 1, 19*3 ordered Manchester. Conn. ter 5pm, 649-5904. best offer. Coll 646-9589 sell. $4500 firm. Call 646- $1500. Call 646-0424 after at SBM time. $99. Colder tonight; 9598. 6pm. that all claims must be pre after 4pm, ask for Mark. 913 Main St. sented to the fiduciary on or partly cloudy Friday Thursday, Dec. 8, 1983 TOBOGGAN FOR TWO TWO 5/lug, 14 In. Ford before March 1, 19t4 or be '78 HONDA CIVIC — 4 barred as by law provided. — $25. Coll 643-6680. 1974 GRAN TORINO — 1975 MUSTANG — Two rims. Two 5/lug 16 In. Dianne £. Yuslnos, — See page 2. Single copy: 25« Four door. Air condition door, four speed. Good speed. Good condition, Chevy rims. $5.00 each. Ass't. Clerk iHatirbatfr HEAD GK04sklS, $30. Coll ing and power steering. condition. $1000. Coll Rita 35-f mpg. $2200. Coll 643- Call 643-5745. The fiduciaries ore: Call 633-3669. 0076. Molorcvclet/Blcvdet 72 Frances L. Brown 643-2587. after 8pm, 647-0834. 4S4 Porter Street ••••••••••••••••••••••• Manchester, Ct. 06040 CHILDREN'S SKIS SIZE 1977 CADILLAC COUPE 1973 VW BEETLE — Today Is great day ... and ONE FIRESTONE Steel and 90 and poles, boots too. DE VILLE with power Good body, good trans Classified Is a great way MEN'S 26" BICYCLE, Belted Radial, tubeless t m m n n K v m . Sandra B. Leo-Wolf / 721 tire, 195/70 R13, New. iw MBS yea m U Im tta 121 Walker Street No bindings. $25. Call steering and air condi portation. Asking $450. ... to sell something! regular, $20. Please call Manchester, Ct. 06040 643-5347 after 3pm. tioning. Call 633-3669. Call 643-7457. 643-2711. 646-7636. $45. Call 649-9947. 013-12 Arms talks
REAL ESTATE THIS WEEK ' .ir> /i.' broken off V..-- by Soviets featuring. • • Bv John A. Callcott is fully prepared to continue the TAKE YOUR PICK United Press International regular pattern of the START •Purdisst-Assumsbli Mortgig* negotiations,” Rowny said. •Rsnl with in option lo buy GENEVA, Switzerland — The "W e have proposed to resume •Six |6| Month Lono Soviet Union broke off strategic round six in early February and we Lovely three bedroom ranch with 1'4 baths, fireplace arms talks today two weeks after hope that the U.S.S.R. will soon in the living room, large family room, two car garage on y< acre. Purchase price $76,900. Call today for complete walking out of parallel negotia agree on a date for resuming these Information. Located In Tolland. tions on limiting medium-range negotiations which are in the nuclear missiles in Europe. The interest of both our nations and of United States said it regretted the the entire world." Soviet action. In Washington, initial U.S. reac Moscow refused to set a date to tion was cautious. resume the Strategic Arms Reduc Robert McFarlane, President tion Talks — known as START — Reagan's national security ad on grounds that the "global stra viser, interviewed on ABC's “ Good V tegic situation” has been changed Morning America" program, .said by the deployment of new U.S. it might “ take time, weeks, medium-range missiles in Europe. perhaps months," but " I think we FOR THE YOUNG FAMIIY... The negotiations were broken off can get it (the talks) started Affordable 3 bedroom ranch in well maintained neigh Herald pnoto oy Tarqumio by Moscow after a plenary meet again.” borhood. Large family room, gas heat, attached 2 car PRE-REVOLUTIONARY ing that lasted just 35 minutes, the At the White House, one uflicial garage, large yard. All this for $68,900. East Hartford Beautiful 6 room, 2 '*) bath home loaded with the grace and charmofeby-goneere. 2*taircMM,5firepiacee. lota of original panelling, wide pine floor boards, huge post A beam barn plua 5 acrea of prime land in South Wlndtor. $167,000.— This picture of the covered bridge was taken in 1978 by Clinton Hendrickson was the designer of the covered shortest since START began on deci ined to gi ve much weight to the property. June 30, 1982. bridge at the Oak Grove Nature Center. He also Soviet Rowny said the United Ws csn help you became a (tesigner Clinton Hendrickson. The bridge has since "Today the delegations of the States made “ a reasonable prop "REALE" PROFESSIONAU' fallen into disrepair. supervised construction in 1967 and 1968. U.S.S.R. and U.S. met in a plenary osal” at START to reduce strategic Call 046-4525. and ask lor Oan. BLANCHARD & ROSSEHO, Inc. session ending the fifth round of the nuclear warheads by one-third to START negotiations,” the Soviet 5,000 on each side. D.F. REALE, INC. 189 West Center St. Cor. of McKee statement said as translated and Washington further proposed a Raaf Eifafa Manchester - Equal Housing Opportunity read out by a reporter of the TASS “ build-down" of heavy bombers ITS IW b St.. Rtoiidwster. Ct. news agency. and long-range missiles, he said. 646.4S2S 646-2482 Designer frets over bridge “ In view of the deployment of the “ We have demqnstrated great new U.S. missiles in Europe that flexibility by modifying ouF posi has already started, the changes in tion to take into account concerns By Susan Plese Hendrickson, who was on the Lutz board of Hendrickson figures he spent about 10 hours a the global strategic situation make expressed by the Soviet Union,” E Herald Reporter trustees, called the town engineering depart week for about 50 weeks on bridge-related it necessary for the Soviet side to Rowny said. FOR SAIEI ment for advice. They recommend^ a chores. review all problems which are He said Washington also offered E Clinton Hendrickson of 72 S. Hawthorne St. prefabricated steel bridge, and Hendrickson The question seems obvious, as does the under discussion at START to discuss "trade-offs between sits on the edge of a sofa, leafing through a ran the idea back to the trustees. "There was no answer. Did Hendrickson become personally negotiations. areas of U.S. and Soviet interests battered portfolio. He spreads out the contents: enthusiasm whatsoever." he says. attached to the bridge? "Therefore, no date for the and advantages" but did not give 156 E Center St several black-and-white photographs, a few In the meantime. Hendrickson became "Y e s," he says softly. Then he averts his resumption of the talks has been further details, declining to yellowed newspaper clippings, a box of slides, interested in covered bridges, and did some Manchester eyes. "You put as much work into it as we did... set,” the statement said. answer any questions after read and a pen-and-ink sketch of an old-fashioned research. He worked up a rough sketch of a " and his voice trails off. U.S. chief START negotiator ing out his prepared statement. covered bridge. "towne lattice" system. "It took hold," he says. Then his ire rises. "It would be a dirty thing to Edward L. Rowny, in a statement START was broken off by C The memorabilia chronicle the year Hen But the work had just begun. Hendrickson let that thing‘go to pot, just because there's not to reporters, said, “ We regret that Moscow at the end of the fifth drickson, 74, spent working on a civic project. leal Estate had to convince the engineering department to enough interest in maintaining it." he says. the U.S.S.R. has chosen not to set a round of talks which lasted two C MANCHESTER S5\500 And it's possible that the portfolio's contents go ahead with the project. "W e really don't resumption date for the next months like previous rounds and Charming starter home in excellent condition. This 646-2000 are all t|iat will remain of that project — the know what the stresses will be. Go ahead and ANOTHER MANCHESTER resident also round. which otherwise would have re sparkling 2 bedroom home, tenderly cared lor, has a to covered bridge at the Oak Grove Nature build it and we'll see how it works." tally renovated bath, extra insulation and lots of style. expresses dismay' over the bridge's possible “ We cannot agree with Soviet cessed for a normal two months. Call our Manchester office lor appointment. 643-4060. Center. Hendrickson was told. ' demise. assertions that developments out On Nov. 23 Moscow broke off The bridge has fallen into disrepair. Timbers Materials were begged and borrowed. The “ I'm heartbroken," says Richard Bohadik of side the setme of these negotiations parallel negotiations on limiting have rotted and boards are missing. One end Manchester Jaycees, who adopted the bridge as 23 Nye St. "Things pass with time, but we put a require the Soviet Union to with medium-range nuclear missiles in Manchester — 43 Forest St. leans precariously. Last week, the trustees of a community-service project, persuaded local lot of work into it." Bohadik was the president of hold agreement on a resumption Europe after the West German One of original Cheney Estates. Gracious & the Lutz Children's Museum^which leases the developer Alexander Jarvis to give them a the Jaycees the year the bridge was built. date for the sixth round of parliament approved the deploy Manchester ~~ charming 10 room Victorian mini-mansion. nature-center property frofn the town, an tobacco shed. There was enough wood to A lot of pride went into construction, and that STAR T," he said. ment of Pershing-2 missiles in its Assumable V.A. Mortgage for Opens a peek at the past. Sound & Quality nounced plans to demolish the bridge. ■< provide the main timbering and siding of the pride paid off. The bridge earned the town "The United States, for its part, territory. Construction Impossible, to reproduce at They have since granted a last-minute stay of bridge. The wood was hand-hewn, Hendrickson Jaycees a first-prize award for community the right buyer on this 8 Rm. the asking price. First floor fe,atures, Ig. entr execution to Alex Krajewski, a town resident says, and was about 100 years old. "It had a development in state Jaycee competition. Then Older 2 Story home, situated in a ance, foyer w/open stattcd^ii, living room, who expressed indignation over the museum's good patina to it," he says. the Jaycees went on to earn third prize in the prime location for some type of family room, dining room, den, modernized decision. Krajewski hopes to raise enough The deck was also salvaged material. The country. " I went to Tulsa, Okla., to receive the kitchin & lavatory. Second floor has four money to repair the structure by the trustees' lattice strips, however, were made of new award," says Bohadik. b u s in e s s use, gift shop, deadline of next Wednesday. lumber. "The Jaycees put about $2,000 into it, in MAMCNESTSR bedrooms, 3’/4 baths, sitting room w/fire -M - M . Bohadik remembers that Mayor Nathan G. Problems delay Impresaive 7 room Colonial features 3 BR'a, DR, front to back antiques, etc. Call us for details. addition to their work," says Hendrickson. place. 5 interesting unreplacable fireplaces, Agostinelli attended the bridge dedication. The living rpom w/fireplace, kitchen w/breakfast bar, enclosed sun- HENDRICKSON’S CONCERN over the The bridge was roofed with shakes — all were< state president of the Jaycees also attended the porch and french doors, wall to wall carpeting throughout. An Only $64,900. f $ 9 rear staircase from kitchen, large cellar ideal bridge cannot be dismissed lightly. The former split by hand with a hachet. The shakes were a exceptional home and a must to see. Call for details now. for hobbyist or handy man. 2 car garage. "TNREE FAMILY' ceremonies. "And my two kids cut the ribbon," 643-4060 dr^tsman for Bernard Vinick Design in major expense, Hendrickson says, he says. "It was a total community thing." Asking $195,000. Conveniently located - one way street. 5-5-3. 2 newer furnaces. Hartford designed the bridge. ' drew up shuttle’s return Hendrickson hasn't been to the bridge for blueprints, then supervised weekend construc THROUGHOUT CONSTRUCTION, Hen e> \a Separate systems. Roof, 2 years about a year now. He is reluctant lo assign REALTY WORLD# — FruchGtte Associat#R tion at the site, just south of Oak Grove Street. drickson supervised up to a dozen weekend FREE JJ&R REALTY CO. old. Modern kitchens. Porches, blame for the structure's condition. He chooses MARKET 497 Buckland Road. P O Box 623 The bridge was to serve purely practic.il workers as they wielded hammers and saws EDWARDS AIR FORCE BASE, Only one computer is necessary 643-2692 South Windsor, CT 06074 ___ lots of closets, full basement. 2 his words carefully. R E A L E S TA TE S E R V IC E S evALUATiON Bus (203) 644-3461 i n car garage. Call NOWI! Asking purposes, Hendrickson explains. and hoisted timbers into place. Calif. (U PI) — Space shuttle to control the complicated re-entry Barbara Brown, curator of education at the "They were a bunch of office boys — you liad and landing operations. 223 Eatt ConUr S t, Manchaatar §4340ao Robert D. Murdock, ReaNor REAUY WORLD. t»c h IXSM vtwptndwHiy owrtM and ocmttml fcu S . $119,000.00 “ You'd have to say, in a formal sense, the Columbia's six astronauts delayed Lutz in 1967, wanted to take groups of kids to expl.Tin just about everything that had to be final person responsible is the museum today's return to Earth by more "W e have waved off for this through the nature center. "Put her problem done," bays Hendrickson with a laugh. "A fter director, in cooperation with the board of than six hours because of unex morning's landing opportunities," was getting them across the brook without all, they weren't construction men." trustees. But my feeling was they didn't have plained problems with the crucial reported Steve Nesbitt in mission ! going down a ravine. She made real loud noises Nevertheless, the bridge took shape over the the energy, so it just went to pot. I'm wondering computer system when the ship control. about a pedestrian bridge," Hendrickson says. fall of 1%7 apd into the spring of 1968. what the great hurry is to tear it down." was jolted by the firing of nose jets. Young, Brewster Shaw, Owen The pilots of the winged rocket Garriott, Robert Parker, Ulf Mer- k 4 ^ D.W. FISH REALTY CO. plane were told to prepare for a bold and Byron Lichtenberg had OF / h OMEs / ^ ^ Italy considers pulling out landing on the 165th orbit as enough oxygen and hydrogen aboard the veteran spaceship to 243 Main SI. Manchester Vernon Circle, Vernon Columbia swoops down over the Pacific coast from the northwest stay up two more days if neces 7 643-1591 872-9153 instead of the usual approach from sary. Weather was reported good the southwest. for a Friday landing if necessary. 8 Dmze, under U.S. fire, raise white flag The earliest landing time was The decision to “ wave off” the 5:17 p.m. EST — 2:17 California 10:59 a.m. EST landing was e e x e c u t iv e l o t s „ time. radioed up to the astronauts before EAST HARTFORD $72,900.— 54- ACRES CARTER ST. Bv Scott MacLeod , estimated 20 shells crashed into Baath Party, held talks in Damas Security Council,” II Messaggero The unexpected delay did not they closed the ship’s payload bay Gorgeous new 3 bedroom homes with 1 '6 baths, double Beautiful wood lots In Manchester. Ideal lor custom de United Press International the Marine compounds northeast cus on the recent U.S.-Israeli said, "the Italian government affect the bonanza of scientific doors. garage, deck and 1Q0' x ISO' lots. Only 3 left! Hurryl signed homes. Make It a point to see them today! From $49,900 — ern perimeter at the airport, which military cooperation accord and would proceed on its own with a information expected from the Two previous shuttle flights BEIRUT. Lebanon - U.S. Ma has been closed for nine days by Sunday's U.S. bombing raid on ' rest ructuriz'at ion' of oiir 10-day international space science have had similar landing delays rines pounded Druze Moslem the fighting. Syrian installations in Druze contingent,” expedition. A crowd of 30,000 but those postponements were gunners with tank cannons and Marine spokesman Maj. Dennis areas. It said this “ restructurization" spectators waited at the desert air caused by bad weather at the Dragon missiles today until they Brooks said the Marines hit back "Agreem ent was complete that would consist of withdrawing ail base for Columbia's return. landing site. Weather was good at , raised a white flag over a bombed- with light anti-armor weapons, the Americans don't want the soldiers in the Italian contingent Columbia's crew was not endan Edwards today. out bunker but both Syrian and M-60 tank fire, wire-guided Dragon conference (national reconcilia who are serving their compulsory gered by the computer problem Druze leaders vowed more attacks missiles and machine-gun firp, tion conference in Geneva) to military service and replacing but controllers jn Houston did not ^on the Americans. wiping out one bunker. succeed and want their forces to them with “ military units special want to risk a aescent to Earth In Rome, Prim e Minister Bet- “ The Marines saw the white flag stay in Lebanon to enforce their ized in humanitarian activities.” until they understood what hap tino Craxi was reportedly consid over a bunker they destroyed and domination of the region," Syria's The Christian-controlled Pha pened to the electronics required Inside Today ering reducing Italy's 2,000-man stopped firing at 11 a.m. (4 a.m. stale-run radio reported. lange Radio said fierce artillery' for landing. peace-keeping force to a SOO-man E ST),” Brooks said. "However, "It was agreed to step up shelling started hitting the outer "That gives you an element of 2D poan, 3 stctlons BOWERS SCHOOL 70's contingent d^icated to humanit- we are still on Condition 1, our top operations by the Lebanese resist suburbs of Christian east Beirut doubt about whether it might occur FULL DORMERED CAPE jkllM Advice — ...... 12 English style Colonial with 4 bedrooms, flreplaced Make sure you see this spacious well maintained home. arifin tasks as a result of the alert status, and have closed the ance against the occupatibn and to this afternoon after a night of again at an especially critical Area...... 7 living room, large 1st floor sunporch. 1'4 baths. 2 car 1 Vi baths, fireplace, central vac.. glass sliders to 14 x 12 deepening U.S. and French Invol base to all outside personnel." confront the Israeli and American heavy bombardment that killed at tim e," said Justin Fishbein. spo Clossifled...... 1S-t9 garage and morel decki vem ent In the HghtiBg, The destroyed bunker was one of aggressors.” least two people. kesman for IBM which makes the Comics...... I OWNER FINANCING No Marine casualties were re three reportedly used by Syrian- The newspaper II Messagero in The clashes cariie one day after computers. Entertoinment...... 12 Syria turned over the body of an Lotterv...... 2 If conventional financing just doesn't seem to And a lovely economical Condominium in ported in the 90-minute morning backbd Moslem gunmen and Rome said the Italian Cabinet had Two of the ship's five computers Obituaries...... ^o BLANCHARD & ROSSETTO, INC. decided to press for a United American airman shot down by its REALTORS meet your needs, one of these Vernon proper move-in condition for $45,300. It the down battle at the Beirut airport al Brooks confirmed that two other failed when the 114-ton ship was Opinion...... i ties might be for you. A 23 room 5 family home though Druse gunmen hit U.S. bunkers had beendestroyed by the Nations force to takeover peace gunners over Lebanon. A second rocked by the firing of its nose jets. PeoDlelalk ...... 2 payment is a problem, call ouroffIcefordatKIIs Marines Tuesday. keeping duties in Lebanon. airman was being held as a Sports...... 15-17 189 WEST CENTER STREET that could be a good investment for years to and It may not be a problem anymore. troops with mortar and rocket- Mission commander John Young (C o m w o f McK m ) propelMd grenade* as well as Druse leader Walid Jumblatt “ If this proves not possible, prisoner of war and the Damascus reported later that one computer Television...... | come tor $82,900. | Weather...... 2 ____ 040-2482 heavy antall-anris fire. and Abdullah al Ahmar, assistant because of the foreseeable opposi regime threatened further attacks had beeif re-started and the other u. Beirut's state-run radio said an secretary general of Syria's ruling tion by the Soviet Union in the on U.S. jets. had "hard failed." ••••••••••••••••••••••
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Gift reunites family Puritan^ Woutti frdwn on yule celebration I East Hartford company to manage Bennet SPRINGFIELD, Mass. (U PI) - The 15 BOSTON (U P I) — Boston Common is banning Christmas and imposing fines to the great dishonor of God and offense Inherently evil and would do no good,” lor apartments there would be Hachey to an audit committef to brothers and sisters of the Dubour family will get errors they might make. the end of the year and the entire45 awash with Christmas lights and carols for any violations, historians say. to others — any such day as Christmas But, historians say, it‘took until the By Aiax Glrelil get a one-time fee not to exceed deal directly with Cohn, Kosenlelcl. together this Christmas for the first time in more Their insurance under town will be done by the June 1984 target given first consideration in the echo through the air, but Christmas “ When the Puritans came over at or the like — either by forebearing mid 19th century for Christmas to Herald Reporter $100 per apartment for initial and Lieberman. the accounting than a decade thanks to a mysterious benefactor coverage was considered date. order in which they will have was once banned in Boston — and in the first there were no laws on the books labor, feasting or any other way is to be evolve into what it Is today, thanks to rental of the apartments. firm engaged by the BHC Asso and modern technology. adequate. Richard F. Conde, who sat for applied. rest of Massachusetts. against Christmas because everyone made a finable offense,” the law read. the wave of German immigrants In the Greater Hartford Realty Man Members of the Bennet Corpora ciates Limited Partnership, of An anonymous donor has offered to pay for a And, on the recommention of the first time as member of the Conde was appointed to the “ The Puritan fathers would have were basically Puritans,” said Donald The penalty was a fine of several 1840s who brought with them the agement Corp., property manager tion felt the initial fee, to be board by the Board of Directors which the Bennet Corp. is a 30-minute conference telephone call for all the Joseph S. Hachey, a member, the board, asked Erie if the Greater been rolling over in their graves if they Daly, a researcher at the Bostonian ■hillings. tradition of Christmas trees. for Squire Village and Oakland negotiated by CDC, should be well Tuesday night. Patfl Rosselto did member. siblings and their mother, who are spread across below $100 becaause there are corporate directors decided Hartford Realty Management saw all the lights and celebrations,” Society specializing in Boston history. And it wasn’t Just Christmas. The And in 1875, a Boston publisher and Heights apartment complexes, has not seek reappointment. Hachey said he had questions five states. already 47 applications for the 45 against buying insurance to pro Corp. would fill vacancies in the “ It's probably the nicest present we could said David Dearborn, director of v“ They feK celebrating aiicb a day Puritans also banned dancing, dice, lithographer,'Louis Prang, introduced been selected at property manager (The Herald erroneously re about details of the budget that he with festivity was repugnant to the the first Christmas card to the United for the Bennet Housing complex as apartments to be constructed. tect the venture against the complex from its list of applicants receive,” said Raymond Dubour, 57, of Spring- reference services at the New England cards and remaining in a tavern for ported Wednesday that Rossetto wanted to discuss with the firm. Historical Genealogical Society. "They laws of God. But then you had other longer than an half hour. States, popularizing a concept origi well. The Housing Authority of Man possibility that investors in the for other projects. field. " I ’m very excited about it." Erie said the 47 applicants for was reappointed.) Erie submmitted a summary of settlers and sailors coming in who Daly said the anti-Christmas law was nated in England and today a m ajor chester was invited to submit a project default on their invest Dubour received a letter from New England frowned on Christmas.” The board named Conde and financial transactions. would celebrate,” he said. industry. Prang, who died in 1909, has a The selection was made Wednes management proposal, but de ment. Hachey said his review of Bennet and any other applicants Telephone Co. Friday which said someone had The English for most of their history repealed in 1681 under pressure from So in the 1650s, Massachusetts Bay England and newcomers to the colony street in his honor named in Boston's day night by the Bennet Non-Profit cided not to because it would have the investors shows their net worth offered to pay to connect the brothers and sisters — except for the stern Puritan rule of Colony's "Great and General Court" — who pressed for an end to the colony's Back Bay section. Housing Corp. on the recommen had to hire more personnel. is high enough to make the with the matriarch of the far-flung family, Oliver Cromwell — celebrated Christ mas with revelries and parties. I the legislature that wrote local laws for theocratic rule. dation of Community Develop In another action, the Bennet insurance unnecessary. It would Mildred G. Dubour, 80, of Homestead, Fla. ment Corp. But the Puritans who settled the the colony — passed a statute that “ I think they would roll over in their corportion decided that its direc cost about $10,000 a year. " I really thought it was a joke," said Dubour. "1 On the average, each American , The East Hartford-based man At last, one airline would have pleased Ebenezer Scrooge. tors do not need seperate insu thought it was some kind of advertising stunt and Massachusetts Bay Colony to escape graves with a lot that goes on here “ Observing such festivals as were now,” said Daly. " I think it would uses Iwtween 560 and 575 pounds of agement firm will be paid a fee rance to protect them individually Steven Erie of Community De I almost threw it away.” what they saw as the sinfulness of the people in their birthplace issued a law superstitiously kept in other countries confirm their doctrine that man was paper a year. equal to 5 percent of the rent for liability they might incur as a velopment Corp. said three of the receipts for its services. It will also result of the consequences of apartments will be completed by has done something Peopletalk Weather Manchester Man faces unique for America's Today’s forecasts I n Brief cocaine charges senior citizens Margaret explains Bergman’s back Connecticut, Massachusetts and Manchester and Vernon police Wednesday night Margaret Trudeau explains'in her first column Rhode Island: Today considerable Group backs Lutz bridge Swedish film director Ingmar Bergman is back sunshine. Highs in the mid 30s. arrested a Rockville resident on charges of operating EASTERN INTRODUCES THE GET-UP-AND-GO in a new Canadian magazine. P.M. Dusk, that she on the same Stockholm stage from which he was a drug factory and possessing marijuana and cocaine. came to be a femi Winds west around 10 mph. To The Conservation Commission voted Wednes PASSPORT SM FOR PEOPLE 65 AND OVER. dragged nearly eight years ago when policemen night partly cloudy. Lows in the day to back efforts to save the covered bridge that Members of both police departments served a nist because she felt search-and-seizure warrant atT l p.m Wednesday on arrested him for alleged tax fraud. Having won teens. Light west winds. Friday a runs over Porter Brook in the Oak Grove Nature A YEAR OF FLIGHT FOR ONLY $999. too confined by the Paul E. Carrier, 30, of 27 Oak St. in Rockville. Inside his dispute with Swedish tax authorities, mix of clouds and sun. Highs in the Center. The heavily vandalized structure was traditional role of a Bergman, 65, is making his comeback this week his home they found cocaine with a street value of married woman. "I upper 30s. Winds light west. about to be tom down per order of the Lutz at the Royai Dramatic Theater by staging approximately $3,360 and marijuana worth $700, just could not toler Lows in the teens inland, the 20s Children’s Museum executive committee when Choose from 93 Eastern destinations. Shakespeare's “ King Lear.” “ To be really quite along the coast. Highs from the supporters intervened and won a "stay of according to Vernon police. ate an unequal part Carrier and his companion, Joyce G. Hubbard, 36, Eastern's Get-Up-And-Go Passport gives you more get-up-and-go. Now travel COACH TO ANYV^HERE honest. I think it is unbelievable, dreamlike, mid 30s to low 40s. execution.” nership — the old- also of 27 Oak St., face identical charges, including Eastern flies in the continental United State and Puerto Rico for a ye^r. So this is the year to visit your wonderful to be back in my own language, among Maine, New Hampshire: Chance New commission member Richard Carter fashioned roles of possession of more than an ounce of cocaine and more favorite niece in California, your dear old uncle in Florida and anybody else you miss a lot. This ia a my own buddies at the theater where I grew up,” of flurries north and sunny to proposed the action, and members Ernest Tureck dominant husband- nr than four ounces of marijuana, operating a drug passport you can't pass up. And for just $200 more, you can add one round-trip flight to your choice Bergman said as rehearsals got underway partly sunny south today. Winds and Joseph Tully suggest^ donating $200 or so to father, submissive factory and possession of drug paraphernalia. of Mexico, the Caribbean, Bermuda or the Bahamas You can even get one companion passport tor a Wednesday. He went into self-exile in 1976 after a gradually diminishing. Highs from the cause. w i f ed a u g h t e r ,' ’ Ms. Hubbard was released on $5,000 bond. She was person under 65 at the same price, as long as they always travel with you two-month ordeal with tax authorities that sent the low 20s north to low and mid 30s But after commission Chairman Arthur wrote the 35-year- ordered to appear in court Dec. 20. Carrier was held in With an offer as innovative as this one, it's important to get all the details because some restrictions him to a hospital with a nervous breakdown. south. Clearing north and mostly Glaeser complained that the group had little old Mrs. Trudeau, Dt lieu of $10,000 bond. He was to be presented in Tolland apply. For example, all travel must originate between noon Monday and noon Thursday. Reservations clear south tonight. Lows in the first-hand knowledge of the issue, and member who recently filed County Superior Court this morning. may only be made within 7 days of a flight All travel requires a weekend stay and no return or single numbers and teens. Partly Douglas Smith spoke against a cash donation, for divorce after a Carrier also faces charges stemming from continuing trip (except Connections) may commence before noon the following Monday. The number sunny Friday. Highs in the 20s that idea was scrapped. five-year separa incidents in Manchester last August. CUirrier of passports and seats are limited Call for a brochure that contains an application and all the details. tion from Canadian north to low and mid 30s south. Smith came up with another one, however. He But do it now because the price goes up $200 after December 31. 1983 Jodie Foster speaks out Vermont: Considerable cloudi said the Manchester land trust has a pen-and-ink allegedly- started an altercation at the Gas Light Prime Minister Pie Restaurant on Oak Street. He was arrested for breach ness, breezy and cold today with drawing of the bridge, done by a local artist in the rre Trudeay. “I In her first in-depth interview since John of peace, third-degree criminal trespass and occasional flurries mainly in the mid-1970s, that could be auctioned to raise money Give a Get-Up-And-Go Passport wanted to work, to Hinckley Jr. went to jail for his attempted mountains. Highs in the 20s. Fair Sunny today In Connecticut for the project. The drawing decorated the cover interfering with police. contribute to life, assassination of At the time police found a syringe and white tablet in and continued cold tonight. Lows of a land-trust pamphlet distributed townwide. To Someone You Love not sit back and President Reagan zero to 15. Becoming cloudy again The man who is spearheading the drive to save his possession, they said. Tests at the state toxicology Margaret Trudeau reap the unearned in order to impress For a parent, grandparent or someone else 65 or over, your gift of a year's travel tells how much you Friday with a chance of light snow Today mostly sunny with highs in the mid 30s. Tonight partly the bridge, Alex H. Krajewski of 79 Patriot Lane, laboratory showed traces of cocaine in the syringe, privileges of high her, actress Jodie care. Eastern makes it easy for you to show your regard with a gift certificate designating you as the in the afternoon. Highs mainly in cloudy with lows in the teens with light west winds. Today’s has estimated that repairs will cost $1,000 to they said. They lodged additional charges of social position." Foster told Parade possession of a narcotic substance and possession of giver. It will be mailed to you, or sent directly to the recipient the 20s. weather picture was drawn by Tim Taylor, 9, of 115 Washington $1,500. magazine she would Long Island Sound: St., a fourth-grade student at Bowers School. Commission member Tully praised Smith’s drug paraphernalia. have “ loved to sue He was free on $2,000 bond until his arrest The National Weather Service fund-raising idea, calling it a “ ve:^, very good him, but I spent so Connecticut Travei Services is Offering Free for^ast for Long Island Sound to one:” He called for the commission to take a Wednesday. much money for Police would reveal no further information about What a hoax Watch Hill, R.I. and Montauk strong stance on the issue. Seminars At Their Offices To Teii The Pubiic About something I had no Point, N.Y.: West to northwest the latest case. thing to do with. M ARTINEZ, Calif. — Police were stunned winds tonight at 10 to 15 knots. Eastern’s Get-Up-And-Go Passport. They (the managers Tuesday when a 12-year-boy tearfully told them Clearing tonight and partly cloudy Pins and pens for staff of Hinckley's trust Connecticut Travel Services is offering free seminars at their offices to tell the Public about Eastern's he had been abandoned by his drug-dealing father Friday with visibility over 5 miles. fund) figured it out At the start of school Wednesday, the Illing Get-Up-And-Go Passport At each seminar there will be a representative from Eastern to show a slide after living with his dad for six years in a car. Average wave heights 1 to 2 feet Fire Calls Police were equally stunned Wednesday when in such a way that if Junior High School student council surprised presentation and answer any questions tonight. school staff with carnations, "Excellence in the story turned out to be a hoax from start to someone were to sue Seminar dates and times as follows: Education" pins and pens. Then, mid-morning, finish. him, he doesn't have Manchester December 13, Tuesday — New Britain 12 Noon to 5 p.m. teachers, custodians, school lunch workers and The boy, not named by police, was identified as any money.” Miss Extended outlook December 14, Wednesday — Manchester 7-9 p.m. office staff were treated to doughnuts and juice. Tuesday, 2:52 a m. — medical call, 85 'Jzlhner St. a runaway from the Redding area. He had been Foster, a member of December 15, Thursday — Bloomfield 7-9 p.m. Extended outiook for New Eng "W e wanted to honor the staff at our school, (Paramedics) living with his grandparents, who told authorities the Yale class of '84. These will be continuous presentations so people can come in anytime during these hours. land Saturday through Monday: because they do a lot for us," said Erin S. Tuesday, 5:54 a.m. — medical call.,74-K Queen's they would be glad to have him come home. is currently making Court (Town and Paramedics) / A police spokesman said the fast-talking youth a movie in France. Connecticut, Massachusetts and Prescott, student council president. Rhode Island: Fair Saturday and The event, dubbed Staff Appreciation Day, cost Tuesday, 7:21 a.m. — oil sp ill,^ Milford Road would not be prosecuted for his fanciful She said she does early Sunday. A chance of snow or the council about $120. (Town) / story-telling. Jodie Foster not think Hinckley Tuesday, 12:34 p.m. — smoke alarm, 48D Pascal CONNECTICUT TRAVEL SERVICES will get out of prison rain late Sunday and early Mon 20 CHESTNUT STREET D&L LOWER LEVEL day. Clearing late Monday. Day Range (Town) NEW BRITAIN, CT. NEW BLOOMFIELD OFFICE MANCHESTER PARKADE because “ they wouid have to change the whole No teacher talks today Wednesday, 9:55 a.m — service call, 275 W. Middle time highs moderating from the NEW BRITAIN 225-9491 lOA WINTONBURY MALL MANCHESTER, CT law regarding the insanity plea.” Turnpike (Eighth District) 30s Saturday to the 40s Monday. Negotiations between the Greater Hartford HARTFORD 522-0437 BLOOMFIELD, CT 242-8008 MANCHESTER 647-1666 Here and there Wednesday, 3:10 p.m. — grass (ire, 15 W. Middle Royal visit from Nepal Overnight lows mostly in the 20s Catholic Educators Association and the Diocesan Hours: MON.-FRI. 8-6 Hours: MON-FRI. 9-6 Hours: MON.-FRI. 9-6 Turnpike (Eighth District) Saturday and Sunday, the 30s School Office, which wdre scheduled to resume THURS. TIL 9; SAT. 9-3 -mURS. T IL 9; SAT. 9-3 WED. & THURS T IL 9; SAT. 10-4 King Birendra and Queen Aishwarya of Nepal Wednesday, 6:50 p.m — medical call. 66 Wadsworth Monday. this afternoon after a month-long hiatus, have TOLL FREE IN CONNECTICUT 1-800-382-6558 TOLL FREE OUT OF CONNECTICUT 1-800-243-7763 visited Washington Wednesday and received St. (Town and Paramedics) President Reagan’s endorsement of the king's Vermont: Fair and cold Satur been postponed until Friday. proposal to turn his Himalayan kingdom into a Glimpses day. Highsinthe 20s and lows in the Union President Thomas Dickau said the talks teens. Chance of snow or rain will begin at 2:30 p.m. Friday in the chancery “ zone of peace.” Reagan praised Nepal, which Harvard physicist Carlo Rubbia has been Sunday. Flurries Monday. Highs in office in Hartford. At issue are salaries and serves as a buffer between India and China, for named "Scientist of the Year” by Discover Open Tonight ’til 9 the 30s and lows in the 20s. benefits for teachers at five area Catholic high supplying troops for the U.N. International Force magazine for his Maine: Chance of flurries then schools, including East Catholic High School in in Lebanon and condemning the Soviet invasion of discovery of the W Satellite view clearing Saturday. Fair Sunday. Afghanistan. In response, the 37-year-old and Z eiementary Manchester. Chance of snow north and chance Harvard-educated king said Nepal is committed particles of matter- Commerce Department satellite photo taken at 4 a.m. EST shows of snow or rain south Monday. to the "inspiring ideals” of the United States. The ...Jane Russell has clear skies over a large part of the country in the central and southern Highs in the mid 20s to mid 30s Warning to be available royal couple were guests at a state banquet at the been signed for states. Broken cloudiness extends from the Ohio Valley to New rising into the 30s to low 40s White House Wednesday night. guest-star appear England and produced scattered snows. In the West, clouds extend Conservation Commission Chairman Arthur Monday. L,ows 5 to 10 north and 10 ances in the weekly from the west coast to the central and northern Rockies and produced Glaeser told group members Wednesday that to 20 south warming to the 20s and NBC-TV series, pamphlets and placards on household hazardous low 30s Monday. snow and rain mostly in the Northwest and the northern Rockies. "The Yellow Rose- wastes will soon be available to Manchester □ I New Hampshire: Chance ol ” ... Lisa Hollenbeck, residents. flurries then clearing Saturday. 15, of St. Peters, He said the project, sponsored by the state ‘Cabbage Patch’ candidate Fair Sunday. Chance of snow north Mo., was named Department of Environmental Protection, is and chance of snow or rain south DALLAS — The Texas state treasurer said it winner of the Elite important because few people know what Monday. Highs in the mid 20s to took some work to locate the Cabbage Patch Kid Model Manage 30.24 household chemicals are hazardous and how to mid 30s rising into the 30s to low 40s doll she presented to former Vice President r - R e n t ’s 1983 interna- dispose of them. There is little monitoring of Monday. Lows 5 to 10 north and 10 Walter Mondale, who thanked her by saying, v„H onal model search, pollution caused by such chemicals, he added. to 20 south warming to the 20s and “ I ’m happy to be the cabbage patch candidate.” ■'guaranteeing her an Members discussed mass mailings of the low 30s Monday. NO JEAN TODAY Ann Richards, the highest ranking woman in income of $200,000 materials and their possible distribution through schoolchildren. They then voted to invite a DEP state government, endorsed Mondale’s candi fo r a tw o -y e a r NEW Yonn dacy and presented him with the cuddly, Lisa Hollenbeck period. Air quality \ CHICAQO official to speak on industrial hazardous wastes in BEATS brown-haired doll during Mondale’s campaign Manchester. HARTFORD — The state De SAN FRANCISCO stop in Dallas Wednesday afternoon. partment of Environmental Pro 1 @ And she promised to work harder to deliver THE JORDACHE LOOK’ tection forecast good air quality Democratic votes in the state primary than she levels across Connecticut for t 0 8 A ■ did finding the scarce toy. ZB A apiproves Thursday and reported similar 29t "These Cabbage Patch dolls are pretty hard to Oldest woman veteran conditions statewide Wednesday. LOWEST come by,” she said. " I t took a lot of telephone TEMPERATURES K homeless shelter calls and we had to cut some deals. But I don't PALO ALTO, Calif. — The oldest woman 420 NEW ORLEANS MIAMI The Zoning Board of Appeals Wednesday approved For FasUott Fit think getting this doll is anything near what we'll veteran in the United States turned 102 today. 40| do for you in delivering Texas next year.” Louella Luhrman, who served as a nurse in r - LSaSMO a variance application requested by the town Human World War I, celebrated with the staff and Lottery Services Department that will allow Manchester's 40 SNOW and Stjflel patients at the Nursing Home Care Unit of the homeless shelter to be located at the East Side Palo Alto Veterans Administration Medical V " - \ ) [2 3 ««iwiss'> xlSi, Recreation Center beginning later this month. ‘Two Up’ proposed Center. Connecticut daily UPI WEATHER FOTOCAST A Monday date has been set for moving the shelter The native of Schwerte, Germany, moved to the from its current location at Community Baptist Wednesday: 668 Church to the East Side Recreation building. There CARSON CITY, Nev. — Two Up. the San Jose, Calif., in 1887 with her family, where has been some Indication, however, that piodifica- coin-tossing game popular in Australia casinos she graduated in 1905 from nursing school. Miss Play four: 0895 National forecaat Luhrman entered the Arm y as a 36-year-old tions at the new site may force the opening to be 90 I and taverns, may not be appropriate for Nevada delayed until Dec. 19. clubs. registered nurse in 1918, and continued her For period ending 7 a.m. EST Friday. Rain will be found across most of The variance permits the shelter to operate, as it Lionel V. “Nappy” Ollington of Victoria, military service at Camp Lewis, Wash., until other numbers drawn Wednesday the Pacific Northwest during Thursday night while some snow falls currently does at the Baptist church, from 9:30 p.m to Australia, is seeking permission from Nevada to 1919. in New England over parts of the upper Plains and Mississippi Valley. Elsewhere, Massachusetts weekly 7 a.m. daily. There was some discussion about have a trial run in a Las Vegas casino of "Two After World War I, she worked as a nurse in the generally fair weather Is forecast. Minimum temperatures Include: extending the hours, but the idea was voted down after Up,” in which players bet on the outcome of two San Francisco Bay area until her retirement. At Yellow. 696; blue, 94, white, 9 Rhode Island grand lottery (approximate maximum readings in parenthesis) Atlanta 36(55), Hanna Marcus, director of Human Services, said the coins tossed into the air. 102, Miss Luhrman is 13 years older than the Boston 19(41), Chicago 16(30), Cleveland 22(37), Dallaa 37(67), new shelter location should use the same hours as the James Ollington told the board Twb Up was the average age of the nation’s 297,000 surviving 937-7276-12336-879018 For Guys and Galsl Denver 21(45), Duluth -13(8), Houston 45(68), Jacksonville 38(66), old one. most popular game in four casinos in Australia. World War I veterans. Maine daily: 949 Kansas City 20(42), Little Rock 34(58), Los Angeles 54(67), Miami The board voted 5-0 in favor of the application. But State Board Chairman James Avance told The oldest male veteran is Harry Chaloner, 109, New Hampshire daily; 6962 60(77), Minneapolis -3(15), New Orleans 47(72), New York 27(41), There was one speaker in oppsition to the application, Ollington Wednesday he was "not convinced this of Florida, according to the Veterans Rhode Island daily; 3274 Vermont daily; 227 Phoenix 46(70), San Francisco 42(60), Seattle 38(46), St. Louis and two in favor. is a casino type game.” Administration. Massachusetts daily: 7623 25(45), Washington 28(47). James I. Meek, pastor of the Community Baptist • Straight & Boot Cut Church, said the church will have little difficulty moving cots and other items to the new location. e 14 oz. Heavy Denim Meek said the shelter has been accommodating about 10 people each night, and there have been few • Sizes 26 to 36 Almanac Manchester Herald problems. "They usually come In, put up their cots, Richard M. Diamond, Pubiisher eat a little and go to sleep,” Meek said. Today is Thursday. December inventor of the cotton gin, ifi 1765, Britain and Australia declared USPS 327-500 8th,.the 342nd day of 1983 with 23 to humorist and artist James war on Japan. VOL. Olil, No. 58 follo’w. Thurber in 1894, actor Maximilian In 1980, former Beatle John P ubllilR dallv •xespt Su'ndav and certain holldaytbv Suggastad carriar rotas ora SI.30 weakly,v,t5.13torona The moon is moving toward its Schell in 1930, entertainer Sammy Lennon was shot to death outside the Monchsittr Publlthine Co., 14 Bralnord Ploct, month, 815.35 for thraa months, $30.70 for six months grid F or the record first quarter. Davis Jr. in 1925, comedian Flip his. apartment house in New York MonAMtsr, Conn. OMMO. Socond dots pottoee paid at $41.40 for one vaor. Mall rotas ora oyalloMs on rsoueat. Monctisstsr, Conn. POSTMASTER: Sm d oddrssi The morning stars are Venus, Wilson in 1933, and flautist James City. ebanpM to tht Mondiostar Harold, P.O. Box S9I, To placa a dassiflad or display advartlsamsnl, or to Mars and Saturn, Galway in 1939. In 1982, a 10-hour drama at the Monchtstar, Conn. 04040. raport a news Item, story or pleturs Idao, coll 44I-2711. Eleanor V. Tunney has replaced Rubin Fisher as a The evening stars are Mercury On this date in history: Washington Monument ended Oftica hours ora S :X o.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday. member of Manchester’s Human Relations Commis and Jupiter. In 1886, delegates from 25 unions when a self-proclaimed anti . O' *» ratjort o da'llv^proUam , coll 447-9944. Oftica hours ora 8:30 o.m. to 5:30p.m. Monday sion, not as the commission chairman. A headline on Those born on this date are under founded the American Federation nuclear protester was shot and through Friday and 7 to 10 o.m. Saturday. Dallvorv Tha Monchastsr Harold Is a subscribsr to Unitgd Proas page 1 of Wednesday’s Herald, dealing with the the sign of Sagittarius. They of Labor, forerunner of the modern killed after threatening the monu should bamoda by 5 p.m. Monday through Friday and by Intarnotlonol naws sarvicas and Is a mambar of the Audtt 7:30 a.m. Saturday. Bureau of Circulations. appointment by the Board of Directors, was include Mary Stuart, "M ary Queen AFL-CIO, in Columbus, Ohio. ment with a van filled with inaccurate. The story was accurate. of Scots,” in 1452, Eli Whitney, In 1941, the United States, explosives.
( ■I - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursdiiv. Dec. 8. 1983 MANCHESTKR HERALU, Thursday. Dec. », 1983 - 5 V.S./Worid W o worse place’ for toxic wastes Medical experts want health warnings on milk cartons In By Dtnnis C. AAllewikl patients and himself. He claims pain and discomfort doses of the vitamin could bring relief to millions. Council in Boston, said independent research by Cousteau against burning at ) United Prett I ntarnatlonal from several heart attacks he suffered more than 20 "Every year I have to give a report to the Food A Andrew Clifford of the University of California at years ago has been eased by the treatments. Drug Administration (on folic acid treatments). I Davis had failed to substantiate and in some cases Recovery called unbalanced John F. Borton "People are terrified about the destruction still means 30 tons of PCBs dioxin in the Gulf. Waste, would be FAIRFIELD — An enzyme in milk can start Ross worried that prescribing folic acid would haven't killed anybody.” Oster said. refuted the Oster-Ross claims as made "through a prospect of burying toxic wastes in will be dumped into the Gulf. burned in a ao-by-40-mile area 190 miles '.hardening of the arteries in infancy and may be "lump us with the vitamin kooks," but Oster said Elinore White, of the New England Dairy and Food series of assumptions." WASHINGTON - The head of the Congres United Press International off Brownsville, Texas, and 210 miles sional Budget Office says the current economic their back yard," he said. But he told And Cousteau told the panel, "There responsible (or as many as 600,000 deaths a year in the WASHINGTON (UPI) - Jacques the lawmakers: "Do not allow (ear and are no geographic boundaries for from Mobile, Ala. United States, medical researchers warn. recovery is unbalanced and will eventually fall There are fears a spill from an apart unless Congress slashes $200 billion annual Cousteau, who has spent a lifetime emotion to drive you — like stampeding water: it travels everywhere through They said drinking milk may be even more studying the ocean, says toxic wastes cattle — to the sea." out the biosphere." incineration ship or an accident could dangerous than smoking and said milk cartons should federal deficits. destroy the area's multimillion-dollar CBO Director Rudolph Penner told the House are too dangerous to be burned at sea Jack Ravan, Environmental Protec Cousteau said land-based toxic waste, carry warnings like cigarette packages. and should be buried on land instead. . tion Agency assistant administrator destruction systems are safer, "do not shrimp and seafood industry as well as Dr. Kurt A. Otter and Donald J. Ross of Fairfield Budget Committee's Task Force on Economic threaten the health and safety of Gulf Policy and Growth Wednesday federal budget But a federal official told a House for water, told the panel test burns involve our water system, and they are University unveiled 20 years of research with a Merchant Marine and Fisheries sub demonstrated a 99.99 percent destruc practical and available ... right now!" state residents. blistering attack on the dairy industry Wednesday, deficits are "stabilizing at atrociously high Ravan acknowledged ocean inciner levels" of $200 billion a year and are pushing up committee hearing Wednesday there tion efficiency for cancer-causing The EPA tentatively decided in urging changes in the processing of milk to minimize interest rates. are sufficient safeguards to protect the wastes like those scheduled for inciner October to issue three-year permits to ation risks and said there are no the presence of the enzyme. The economic outlook “for the next year or so ocean environment. ation in the Gulf of Mexico. The agency Chemical Waste Management Inc. of guarantees of 100 percent cleanup in an An industry spokeswoman, responding to the "I can think of no worse place for considers incineration a "well- Oakbrook, III., to use the controversial accident. charges, said other research had shown no scientific CHOICEST MEATS IN TOWN appears favorable. " Penner said. But hcwarned. "It is ultimately an unbalanced recovery. " such dangerous chemicals to be developed and understood technol Vulcanus incineration ships to burn ‘Tve heard from many citizens and evidence linking the enzymes to increased health Congress will have to raise taxes, cut spending transported or destroyed than the sea." ogy," he said. such toxic wastes as cancer-causing they want me to assure them that there risks. or do both to eliminate the large budget deficits. Cousteau said. But Cousteau said 99.99 percent PCBs, polychlorinated biphenyls, and is no risk involved,” said Ravan. Oster and Ross said the risk comes from a Penner said, or the nation will face "hyper dangerous enzyme released in homogenized milk and inflation." some ice creams which starts artherosclerosis long DELI SPECIALS before cholestorol and cigarette smoking become MEAT DEPT. SPECIALS factors and may be responsible for "millions of IMPORTED B a d w eather Is a k ille r Marines from Beirut get hero’s welcome deaths” worldwide. USDA CHOICE lb. *2.69 The two suggested drinking milk can be more Violent winds moved out to sea today from a Ib. CAMP LEJEUNE, N.C. (UPI) - dangerous than smoking. Smokers choose their habit, Boneless Shoulder *2.69 Northeast rampage that spread fires, closed troop transports to dock, with the Oster said, "but drinking milk is a sneaky situation. schools and toppled a flagpole onto a group of ■Sgt. .Armando Ybana, the yellow ribbon Marines on deck waving and yelling at Ib. on his w heelchair whipping in the wind, the cheering crowd. You are almost ambushed into drinking milk. I think Steak M oa lb. KRAKUS HAM *1.99 children, killing one and injuring six. .A winter the danger and treacherousness of this is more IMPORTED white-out spread inland from the Pacific joined a throng of family and friends in Children in the kindergarten class a hero's welcome for his Marine dangerous (than c ig a re tte s)h e said. SWISS CHEESE Ib. *4.29 Northwest. waved American flags, some home USDA CHOICE DEUTCHMACHER Winter storm warnings for half a foot of snow- buddies who survived the terrorist made. and held single letters spelling A Bridgeport cardiologist who himself suffers from t heart disease, Oster said his interest was first piqued CELLO FRANKS Ib. stretched from eastern Washington to the bomb attack on their Beirut out "Merry Christmas.” Boneless Shoulder *2.99 Rockies because of a new storm that hit the coast headquarters. "We just wanted to show them we when autopsies on young and seemingly fit soldiers HORMEL Wednesday night, buffeting Cape Blanco. Ore., "It's great to see my friends. I just love them," said Pat Muller, the killed in the Korean War showed evidence of yUSSO GENOA Ib. *2.19 with 100-mph winds. wish I would have been able to come teacher. “We are just proud to be hardening of the arteries. Clod Roast lb. FIRSfPRIZE Winds w'hipping to 40 mph drifted snow across home with them,” Ybana said as Americans." Seeking a link between diet and the disease, he HOT HAM CAPPICOLA Ib. *3.69 Colorado and Wyoming, cutting visibility to zero Marines came up to him one by one From Morehead City, the Marines found patients in Finland and the United States — USDA CHOICE HILLSMRE in spots and for the second day closing a long Wednesday. "At least I know they are were bused 45 miles to a bigger reunion where almost all milk is homogenized — suffered KIELBASA lb. 69 ^ stretch of Interstate 80. safe now." at Camp Geiger, which is part of Camp death rates due to hardening of the arteries far higher GRARDVIlil than other nations. Boneless Shoulder lb. Three big storms since Dec. 1 were blamed for Lejeune, the Marine Corp's largest ■ Ross and Oster later concluded homogenized milk CHEDDARWHITEFISH CHEESE CHUBS *2.69 39 deaths across the country from California to facility on the East Coast. ib. FRESH FRUIT Maine. The route was lined with red, white and derived products such as some ice creams and Top Blade Steak JELLO SALAD Forty-mph winds snapped a T.'J-foot flagpole Oct. 23. Released from the hospital and blue bunting, yellow ribbons. cheese allow small quantities of the enzyme xanthine earlier this week, Ybana was among oxidase (XO) to escape digestion and pass into the PRIMO — HOT OR SWEET its base during recess Wednesday at St. Barnabas American flags and signs. Some of the bloodstream. Roman Catholic School in Philadelphia.yThe hundreds who braved gusty winds and signs read "Thank God we got you in temperatures in the low 40s to welcome Ross, a biologist and director of the chemistry PRODUCE BAKERY falling pole killed one girl and injured six others, times like these" and "Superheroes, laboratory at St. Vincent’s Hospital in Bridgeport, Italian three of whom were in critical condition today. the survivors of the explosion home. finally home, looking good." C e llo About 1,800 members of the 24th said the XO enzymes slowly damage and clog the DEPARTMENT The men had not seen their families artery walls and also can damage the heart. ib. MUSHROOMS 1..990 Marine Amphibious Unit were greeted for seven months. Sausage CeHo FrMhBak94 ^ Controversial baby dies by cheers, American flags and reun Capt. Monte Hoover of Pendleton, The enzyme is responsible (or an estimated 500,000 TOMATOES 4P.590 deaths each year in the United States, Ross said, but Idaho Bread Italian 2 / ^ 1 .0 0 BOISE. Idaho — A brain-defective infant who ions with loved ones. Ind., said his 2-year- old daughter WEAVER - DUTCH FRVE can be eliminated through higher temperatures POTATOES 5 Ib. bag 1 .29 was found in a wastebasket on a college campus "You have done more than the Windy had grown dramatically while commandant and more than the he was gone. during the milk pasteurization process and longer and became the focus of a right-to-die controv holding times. Drum & AVOCADOS .. 490 Egg Rolls 6 / 6 9 < ersy, has died of an apparent intestinal American people could ask of you. " "She's several pounds heavier and $ 2 8 9 N aval Col. R.B. Johnston of Camp Lejeune well on her way to being potty- "It would be easy to correct in the manufacturing ORANGES perforation after nine-weeks on life-support process." he said. "But the dairy people claim that Thighs 28 oz. pkg. 5/990 Fresh Baked equipment. told the Marines. "We are so damn trained,” said Hoover, whose wife proud of you." (his suggestions) produce a cooked taste to themilk." TANGERINES 10/990 Lattice Apple « ^ 1.79 Baby Girl Ashley, as the infant was named by- learned he was safe when she saw his Skim milk and ultra-pasteurized milk have little or nurses attending her, died Wednesday in the After the brief welcoming ceremony, face on television news reports from UPI photo the Marines broke rank and famiiy none of the XO enzymes, but low-fat milk, which Oster neonatal intensive care ward at St Luke's Beirut two days after the bombing. calle'* "killer milk" because of exaggerated health Regional Medical Center, hospital spokeswoman members, rnany in tears, rushed Lt. Lee Marlow of Nashville, Tenn., Helicopter pilot Lt. Richard Kimec of Massachusetts hugs his forward to hug and kiss them. benefits, might trigger the XO risk, the researchers Rita Ryan said. picked up his daughter Jennifer, who wife after landing in North Carolina Wednesday. Kimec was said. The apparent cause of death was an intestinal The Marines were greeted at the he last saw when she was 3-weeks-old, among the first Marinesof some 1,800 who will come home from State Ports Authority pier in Morehead and tossed his combat helmet into her Bolling homogenized milk also removes the perforation, she said. Lebanon, where 240 of their buddies have died. The Marines enzymes, said Oster. who uses folic acid to treat his "We're sad about it. Everybody is because she City, N.C.. by a high school band, a stroller. was a sweet little baby." said an administrative kindergarten class and relatives. The "She's beautiful.” he said. "She were greeted by a rousing welcome from families and supervisor who did not want to be identified. USS Austin was the first of the five looks just like her pictures.". supporters. FRESH BAKED VIE de FRANCE BUTTER CROISSANT ea. 4 0 C Lack of radar faulted Science/Health MADRID, Spain — Officials blamed thick fog Quadriplegic swears she’ll refuse food FRESH BAKED VIE de FRANCE CHOCOLATE ea. 6 0 0 and lack of ground control radar for the fiery RIVERSIDE, Calif. pull out. I am asking that go to the county hospital natural process ol death "A job is not the issue." inspiration to others. In runway collision of two Spanish jetliners at the they please not do that to Madrid airport that killed 92 people. (UPI) — Quadriplegic and die.'" be allowed to take over she said. "If it was, I "This lady is a thrilling' Elizabeth Bouvia, fight me because I don't have But Mrs. Bouvia re without any physical in would have gone out and example of the ability to USDA CHOICE BONELESS SHOULDER CLOD ROAST i b n . 7 9 The collision of an Iberia Airlines Boeing 727 ing to starve herself to the ability to resist. " Estrogen isn’t enough with an Aviaco Airlines DC-9 at Barajas Airport sponded in her testimony trusions on me.” looked for one and found overcome adversity,” he death, said she would use When her attorney. An that she did not want to She said it was “humi one. The totality of my life said. "The world is full of BOSTON — Doctors have known for some time Wednesday was the country's second air disaster the only strength she has drew Roth, asked for her that estrogen helps prevent brittle bones and in 10 days and recalled a similar accident in 1977 infringe on the legal re liating" to know she would is the issue.” people who want to help .Vo S u b stitu te — in her right hand — to reaction to the idea that sponsibility of hospital require around-the-clock Mrs. Bouvia admitted her if she will only accept curved spines in women who have gone through We Give Old Fashioned when two jumbo jets collided on the runway at doctors might restrain menopause, but they now say current doses may Spain's Canary Islands, killing 582 people. tear out feeding tubes if employees. care for rest of her life. herself to the hospital in their help. She's not going Butcher Service ... For Quality doctors try to forceTeed her arms to insert the "I'm not asking for "I do not feel sad," she September and has said to be abandoned by the not be enough to produce the desired effect. Aviation experts from international agencies her. tubes and keep them in Reporting in the New England Journal of and several Spanish airline pilots said a major anyone to kill me," she said of her decision to die. she wants to die there world.” "I am going to refuse place, she answered em said. ' I'm asking that the "I realize it will take place because she has nowhere Medicine today, a team of Brit ish and Australian factor in the Wednesday collision was the the best way I can any phatically, “Disgusting!" doctors said estrogen doses should be increased STORE HOURS. airport's lack of ground control radar, which can and I have accepted else to go. She is separ FMAMESSMEOF food or medical care." the Earlier in the day, Mrs. that.” CHRISTIAN HOrE AND LOVE and calcium supplements be given to women who keep track of airliners taxiing in poor visibility. ated from her husband. Mon. & Tues. 'tU 6:00 3 17 HlgMand S t frail. 95-pound Mrs. Bou Bouvia's doctor testified Even if therapy and Fisher said that despite continue to lose calcium. via testified Wednesday that a court order allow surgery could guarantee Dial 649-HOPE One in four white women 65 years old or older her loss of hope. Mrs. » 8484171 Wed., Thurs., & Fri. til 9:00 Flight 007 made mistake during her .second and ing her to starve herself to she could find work, Mrs. Bouvia iscapableofliving A Nlah^ suffer from significant bone loss, said Dr. Morris MiUKHESTER final appearance at a death in a hospital could Bouvia said she would not Notelovitz of the University of Florida Center for TORONTO — The International Civil Aviation a relatively independent Ctitif CNmitiMil Ckifdi Sat. t Sunday Superior Court hearing. s e t a dangerous change her mind. life and could become an Climacteric Studies. Organization has concluded the crew aboard the Mrs. Bouvia, 26, a cere precedent. Between 150,000 and 200,000 women fracture til 6:00 CONN. Korean jet shot down by the Soviets "probably bral palsy victim who has "I can imagine a death their hips each year because of the disease and IS HICHUHB FA made a mistake" in programming the flight path, been paralyzed since row sort of area in each percent of those die from complications due to the causing the plane to stray into Soviet airspace, birth, is seeking a court hospital with execution ^ ip $P By Sarah Passell courtroom, apparently unaware of years, to be suspended after two, apparent drug customer. In his LAWLER PLEADED no contest charged then with possession o f^ Herald Reporter the drama unfolding before him. followed by three years’ probation. glove compartment police found to the charges. McGraig an cannabis substance and possession / F a m ilj/ Defense .attorneys Albert J. 208 pieces of LSD-saturated blotter nounced Wednesday his intention of drug paraphernalia. The'statefs FOCUS Attorneys for a 25-year-old Man McGraig and Eric Onore of Hart KLACZAK SAID he thought paper, police said. to appeal an earlier court decision attorney agreed to nolle those chester man pleaded in vain ford argued that a psychiatrist there is a chance that Lawler could Police said Lawler gave police that permitted certain evidence to charges In return for pleas in the Wednesday in Manchester Super found that Lawler lacks the be rehabilitated. He ordered permission to search his apart be presented should the case come first case. ’ ior Court that he is too yoUng and emotional strength to make his Lawler to seek treatment for drug ment. In the cellar they found 1,659 to trial. A no-contest plea pre Klaczak set the appeal bond St When R.S.V.P. m—nB emotionally unfit to go to prison. own way in life. The psychiatrist abuse, which his attorneys said more units of LSD. and In a serves a defendent’s right to $30,000. Lawler has been free stnde Despite pleas for mercy from his said prison would devastate Lawler has already begun. bedroom closet 14 potted mari appeal. shortly after his first arrest on attorneys and members of his Lawler, Onore told Klaczak. On the marijuana charge, Klac juana plants and two small plastic McGraig pointed out that Lawler non-surety bonds. M cGraig said family, Judge Lawrence C. Klac- “i f you put this man away for zak sentenced him to a year in bags of marijuana, they said. had cooperated with police from Wednesday Lawler has no money zak sentenced Bruce Lawler to two four years, there's no telling how prison, to be served concurrently Police estimated the total value the moment of his first arrest. He to post bond. years in the state prison in Somers, he'll be when he gets out," said one with the first sentence. The total of the LSD found In Lawler’s confessed his own involvement A criminal defendent usually Rake followed by three years' probation of the attorneys, amount of time Lawler must spend possession at |7,p00. They said with drugs and provided informa must pay a professional bondsmsm for possessing nearly 2,000 doses of Klaczak said he has an obliga behind bars is two years. Lawler told them he earned about tion that led to the arrest of two a fee equal to 10 percent of the bond LSD with the intent to sell and tion to impose criminal penalties Lawler was arrested on Aug. 25, $15,000 a year dealing LSD, mari other dealers, they said. to have the bondsman post the full possession of marijuana. equally, regardless of the differ 1982, when, on a tip, police stopped juana, hashish, cocaine, and the Lawler was arrested again in bond in the defendent’s behalf. ' During the proceedings Lawler's ence in defendents' emotional him in his car at the intersection of hallucinogen PCP. East Hartford during the massive After the sentencing Lawler was Shovel son, a toddler, sat fidgeting beside conditions. He imposed a formal Spruce and Bissell streets as he Klaczak said he supposed the roundup of Manchester-area drug transported to Somers, a court his mother in the front row of the sentence on the LSD charge of five slowed down to pick up an $15,000 was tax-free. traffickers on Oct. 21. 1982. He was spokesman said. Varnish X-caKs brakes Obituaries Manchester woman 1 Lillian K. Moriortv Friday at 1 p.m. in the Ellington lands; four other daughters. Rose blamed in crash; Lillian (Klinkhamer) Moriarty Congregational Church. Burial Marie Roldan and Patricia Jen tests oti^cenity law Putty of Ellington, formerly of Manches will be at the convenience of the kins, both of Hartford, Isabel ter, died Wednesday at her home. family. The Ladd Funeral Home, Castro of Springfield, Mass., and BISMARCK, N.D. (UPI) - A federal jury has She was the wife of Edward T. 19 Ellington Ave., Rockville, has HARTFORD — The trial of an exotic dancer Editor’s note: This is the second in an Ana Giraud of Enfield; four returned what was believed to be the first verdict Moriarty. charge of arrangements. There brothers, James Francis in Virgi accused of violating the state’s obscenity law is against a General Motors X-car, ruling a brake failun! occasional series on A1 Harris, a Manchester She was born in New Haven add are.no calling hours. the first in the Hartford area to test the nia, William Francis and Hubert in a 1980 Citation caused an accident that left a woman resident who’s vowed to fix up his 507 had lived in Manchester most of Memorial donations may be Francis in New York, and Hans community standards>definition of obscenity. quadriplegic. her life before moving to Ellington made to Hall Memorial Library, Krause in the Virgin Islands; 26 Kyle L.',Mansur, 23, of Manchester, went on Woodbridge St. house for $5,000. in 1952. She was a member of Ellington. trial Wednesday for allegedly giving an obscene The ruling Wednesday was in favor of ViviaR grandchildren; 16 great Sprynezynatyk, who was crippled in July 1980 while Ellington Congregational Church, performance June 22 at the Underwood Cafe in grandchildren; and several nieces riding in her Citation that her 14-year-old son was By Susan Plese treasurer of Hall Memorial Li Veronica F. Gonzalez and nephews. Hartford. Police said she was dancing nude and brary and treasurer of the Tanet Veronica F. Gonzalez, 71, of exposing and touching all parts of her body. driving with a learner’s permit. Herald Reporter / Mrs. Sprynezynatyk is seeking $5.5 million in actual A’ ' Yacht Club of Truro, Mass. She Hartford, died Wednesday at There will be a mass of Christian Her lawyer, M. Hatcher Norris, and Hartford f damages on behalf of herself and her husband Paul. was also a member of.the Child Hartford Hospital. She was the burial Saturday at 10 a.m. in St. State’s Attorney John M. Bailey said the outcome It wasn’t your average holiday open house. Hearings on the amount'of damages to be awarded ren's Services, Rockville General mother of Virginia Murray of Michael's Church, Hartford. of the case would determine if tougher laws are To be sure, guests dined on quiche and they Hospital Auxiliary and Ellington Manchester. Friends may call Friday from 7 to 8 needed to regulate exotic dancers. were scheduled today and Friday. Ridge Country Club. She also leaves three sons, p.m. with Rosary at 7; 30 p.m. The Under state law, an activity is obscene if it Her lawyer, Windle Turley of Dallas, said he quaffed wine. But the party-goers showed up Besides her husband she leaves a Modesto Castro Jr. and Julio Henry L. Fuqua Funeral Service. results in a prurient interest in sex; goes beyond believed the verdict was the first against a GM X-car, wearing old jeans and plaid shirts and work son, Jason C. Moriarty of Vernon. Castro, both of Hartford, and 2087 Main St., Hartford, has charge relevant community standards and is without and could force GM to reconsider the safety of < boots. There wasn’t a three-piece suit or million X-cars manufactured in 1979 and 1980. A memorial service will be Victor Castro in the Virgin Is of arrangements. socially redeeming value. cocktail dress in the bunch. Judge Richard C. Noren said the Superior Court GM already faces an unprecedented governmenC trial could take two weeks. If convicted, Ms. lawsuit that charges the automaker knowingly made; The occasion: a work party organized by A1 Says Kraatz wasn’t best choice Mansur could face up to six months in jail and 1.1 million 1980 model X-cars with defective brakes.' Harris of 507 Woodbridge St. The purpose: to $1,000 fine. That trial could begin as early as January. get his new house into shape. To paint, to GM has denied the government's charges and says In opening arguments, Norris told the six- repair and to clean. member jury the state could not meet the three it did not get a fair hearing before the National criteria necessary to convict her. Highway Traffic Safety Administration before the You’ve got to hand it to Harris. On Saturday Smith hits town hiring suit was filed. Prosecutor Peter W. Soulsby said the jurors — only three weeks before Christmas — he must consider whether Ms. Mansur performed as The automaker blamed the North Dakota accident By Sarah E. Hall “ When are they going to hire a rience as well as performance on a managed to woo about a dozen friends away the state has accused and determine relevant on the son's driving inexperience and road conditions. Herald Reporter qualified black? " Smith asked. “ technical oral exam " were crite community standards. Turley said the verdict could set a precedent (or from their own chores to do a few of his. He “ W e've already got black candi ria used to select the health The first witness was police Detective Thomas “ several dozen" similar suits involving X-cars sent them invitations requesting their help. Frank Smith, local black acti dates who are qualified. The director, he said. J. Murphy who arrested Ms. Mansur. He said he pending around the nation. vist, is questioning the procedure question is, when are they going to Smith maintained that if Weiss (R.S.V.P.) observed her touching her genital area and “ I'm almost dead certain this is the first one to get a town officials used to chose Konald hire them ?" refuses to release the requested The home is not exactly new. of course. The letting male patrons of the cafe put dollar bills favorable ruling from a jury," Turley said, noting a A. Kraatz as health director last Smith sent a letter to General materials, he may bring the issue against her genital area. Washington state jury recently ruled in favor of GM in 1,200-square-foot Green Manor ranch was month. Manager Robert B. Weiss last before the state Freedom of a similar case. Turley’s firm is representing injurec) built in 1953. It’s a handyman’s special, which “ The best person, .the most week requesting copies of resumes Information Commission. “ We parties in several of the pending cases. qualified person, was not chosen and applications for all 28 contend will pursue it to the ultimate, if we has suffered neglect for many years. Harris for the job,” Smith said this ers for the health director's are not satisfied," he said. bought it for $49,000. morning. He said he knew of three position. He asked that to protect Smith said he was speaking on black candidates, one with a the individuals' privacy, names be behalf of the “ black concerned HARRIS, a self-employed salesman, wants master's degree in public health masked or deleted. Citizens in town," who “ would like from Yale University and exten A reply is forthcoming, Weiss to insure that the process was to completely renovate the house on a budget sive experience in the field, who said this morning. He would not conducted in a fair and equitable . J^SHEICOUAUTV ai/ U S ^ S of only $5,000. And on Saturday, with help were better suited for tbe post. reveal how he will respond. Expe manner." from friends, he got much closer to his goal. He hopes to move in the weekend before Christmas. Al Harris’ friends help him Why did his friends turn out in force? renovate. Clockwise from FAMOUS LOW PRICES! It may have had something to do with free top left, Nancy Fairbanks, food, diet soda, beer and wine. Harris made grimacing as she cleans out lo w the quiche himself. But there was also pizza the refrigerator, Harris, and spinach pie. Quite enough to keep spirits E A t e itlk w t'’ CREDIT POWER Roger Barnsley, Barbara Heritage has a USE from flagging. 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Parents Fisher 4-Head VHS Video Cassette strawberry ice cream. Good thing I didn't buy spent two hours grocery shopping and an hour ONE, THREE AND FIVE YEAR chocolate. She might have eaten the carton. Just then a family friend Recorder with Wireiess Remote Controi cleaning out the refrigerator. Then the kids spent 8 In the meantime, the kitchen was gradually filling adjustable plans, with rates fixed for these specified time periods, I Four heads approximately 40 minutes wiping out a week’s worth walked in the back door. ‘Why I Front load design Connections up with garbage. Three apple cores. The skin off two and adjustment tied to treasury bills of corresponding duration. of food. I Infrared 14-function wireless remote oranges. Milk jugs. Plastic wrap from what used to be do you even bother to put it all Z I remember the good old days. The days when I had “ HERITAGE HAPPY LOAN control Susan Plese a pound of cheese slices. The Saltine box. Celery lops. away?” he asked in amazement. I Up to 6 hours recording to plead with a 2-year-old to take a teeny-weeny bite 1 14-(jay. D-event programming Herald Reporter (I never could get them interested in celery tops.) And with extra low monthly payments in the early years and only 10% out of his peanut butter sandwich or mommy would ‘Why don’t you just let them all I Automatic Program Seiectior> the grocery bags were still on the table. down, enabling you to buy your new home sooner. Payments grow I Stereo recording cry and cry and cry. eat right out of the bags?’ I Dolby* Noise Reduction The days when I painstakingly removed the seeds gradually in the first five years and adjust every five years AT LAST the locusts seemed sated. But I couldn' t be ■ 105-channel electronic tuner/cabie from a banana because my daughter wouldn't eat it ready sure. Some of them were still prowling around the thereafter with limits on payment increases. unless all the seeds were out. 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Those were the days, Just then a family friend walked in the back door. & Loan office or your local Heritage Mortgage Company representative. 899 and she can’t work the right-handed can opener. advanced toward me. 1 started to panic. That chicken my friend. "Why do you even bother to put it all away?" he asked Otherwise, the artichokes would have been goners. had to last at least until nightfall. That chicken was I in amazement. “ Why don't you just let them all eat There was a package of frozen spinach. The locusts dinner. LITT LE DID I know back then that we were right out of the bags?" For our current rates call (203) 643-5386. are fussy; they only eat spinach when it's cooked. I glanced around the kitchen. It looked something growing a herd of locusts. Or what ever a bunch of Frozen spinach hurts their teeth. like a battlefield. My eyes came to rest on the Iasi locusts is called. I HAD TO ADMIT, he had a point. One kid had found LONG n R M And there was a raw chicken. I taught the locusts a piece of fruit, a banana. 1 grabbed it, one hand still on Anyway, here it was Saturday, and the parents were a bag of gigantic Delicious apples. Red and yellow. He long time ago that they can’t eat raw chicken. They the freezer door, and held it out to her. 11 iHeritage Mortgage Company SUPER DISCOUNT CIMTER / trying to hide the groceries. Unfortunately, however, ripped off one of each and chomped into them as he A Subsidiary of Heritage Savings & Loan. RANK might get sick. My daughter started to lick her lips Her eyes glittered. For a minute 1 felt raw fear. the kids had heard the rattle of paper bags and the rifled in the bag for more fruit. Al'PI IAN( FS • VIDFO • AUDIO • fFl FVISION when she saw the chicken, though, and quietly got a What would I do if she attacked the freezer? In a flash, FINANCniG siren smell of plastic wrap, and they came running Another kid found a new jar of peanut butter and ManetwHT 'M ain Office, 1007 Main St., fttonm 84S4SM • K-Mart Plaza, Spencer St. 445 Hartford Rd . Manchester big pan out of the cupboard and turned on the stove. she could wipe out all the Christmas cookies, the • * Highland Park Market, Highland St. • Corner Main 8i Hudson Sts. • Covafiky; Rt. 31 from all corners of the house. was spreading it on everything in sight: the celery A V A I U lL if She tip-toed around gathering up some herbs, a frozen orange juice and two packages of phyllodong'-. • South Windsor 29 Oakland Rd. • Tolland: Rt. 195 • QIaslonbuty; Inside Frank’s Supermarket'' Keeney St. Exit OK 1-84 They arrived bre thlessly to see $100 worth of (four ribs) the saltines (one sleeve) and the bre:id MON IHURb III. y. I HI 111 .H 7 pound of noodles, and a bunch of scullions. Then she She took the fruit. I breathed a long sigh of relief. THIS Win SAT Til 5 0^»/-yyd/ groceries being hauled into the kitchen. By the time (half a loaf). She ate it, seeds and all. I just hope she never finds a * Heritage automatic teller locations. lsnom The third kid was dipping into a carton of filled the big pun with water and reached casually for f^47-9998 the door was shut, all three had their heads Inside the left-handed can opener. ■hopping bags that were still on the table and strawberry Ice cream. Three gulps with a .serving the chicken. t * 'i i 12 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday. Uec. H, 1»»3 MANCHESTKH HKKALD. Thursday. Uec. g. 1983 — 13. Advice Elderly aunt’s Medex claim He wonders if fiance is a pervert needs benefits explanation have not heard. A.J. DEAR ABBY: I am a DEAR NO SIG: When DEAR MARION: I’m QUESTION: My aunt Is V'l J.7 very elderly and is now 26-year-old man with a the woman calls the man, sure that cleaning estab living here in Connecticut. ANSWER: From the problem I've never heard the transportation Is pro lishment will never get a She has Medex of Massa material you sent me, I of before. I'm engaged to vided by the person for penny (or a good word) chusetts as her supple can see that the charges a 22-year-old girl named. whom it is most conve from you, and I don’t M edicare ment to Medicare. I have were for hospital visits Gina (not her real nam e). Dear Abby nient. As for the tab: The blame you. Biit please, sent them a claim and last December (82) and We've gone together for a person who did the invit take a few minutes to M aU box have heard nothing from n January (83). That is a year, and I thought we Abigail Van Buren ing should be prepared to write a letter, addressed them. What do I do to get Edith Prague long time ago and you knew each other well, but pick up the tab. to the owner, describing this claim paid? should have been paid by she laid something on me DEAR ABBY: What do your experience. Clip this now. The first thing I have yesterday that set me to coiumn and enclose it. Be you think of thefollowing? ANSWER: Send the Ex done is to check this out wondering. sure to state the day and ■ L t ' My husband and I were with Medicare. They have While shopping for a planation of Benefits that shopping last week, and time it occurred. There is ANSWER: There are Call the Social Security not received your claim. bedroom set, Gina in your aunt received from DEAR NO TIES: It's D EAR ABBY: In these as we were walking along always a chance that many reasons why you office. They will send you The doctor’s office will sisted on a double bed with Connecticut General Med time you and Gina had a days of the "liberated the street, I became very some uncaring or poorly should know how many a card for you to fill out now send in another claim bedposts. I said it looked icare to Medex of Massa frank talk about your woman," more women dizzy. trained employee acted quarters of work credits and return. You will then for you and you will get kind of old-fashioned, but chusetts so that they can sexuai expectations. Ty are phoning men and I noticed a cleaning without authority. En you have. First of all, if get your information. 1 paid. Whenever you go to Gina said that is what she have the documentation ing up one's partner, or asking them out. Not that shop nearby where I saw close a self-addressed, you have 20 quarters of have found the Social the doctor, have them wanted in case we wanted of what Medicare Paid. being tied up, is part of a there is anything wrong some empty chairs. I told stamped envelope for a credit out of the past 10 Security office a wonder send the claim to Medi to tie each other up! Abby, photo by Pinto Medex will then send not-uncommon fantasy to with that, but it does raise my husband to continue reply, and let me know years (40 quarters) then, ful source of information. care for you before the bill the way she said it I'm you the 20 percent that heighten sexual pleasure. some questions: shopping, and I went into what happens. if you should retire on a You and every other is paid. Be sure to give sure she was serious. I they are supposed to pay. It's called "bondage." If the cleaning shop and disability, you would be teacher should know them your Blue Shield 65 was totally surprised. Surpise kiss for Santa Sending the bill means your fiance is seriousiy ' If the woman calls the asked the young man able to collect Social Se where you stand so that membership number and Now I am wondering if nothing to the Medex entertaining these man. does she pick him there if I could sit down for (If you put off writing curity Disability as well when the time comes for you will get both checks. maybe my fiance isn't Katherine Wilson, a resident of Fenwood Manor, gave Santa a system. They only pay the Herald photo by Tarquinio thoughts, it doesn't neces up? Or is he expected to a few minutes because I letters because you don’t as your Teachers’ disabil you to use the Social Then you can pay your some kind of pervert. quick kiss last weekend. The occasion: the Fenwood Manor and co-insurance of the sarily mean she's a "per pick her up? Who pays the wasn’t feeling well. This know what to say, send for ity pension. Security system, you will bill. This is much easier I have no desire to be amount approved by Med D ressed tqJclU vert." The best ruie of tab? It seems to me that was his answer: “These Abby’s complete booklet Crestfield Convalescent Home annual bazaar. Santa, by the This year I am proud to not get caught short. for you than trying to tied up, and I certainly icare of Connecticut be limitations is: Anything the person who does the chairs are only for people on letter-writing. Send $2 way, is Harold Burt, another Fenwood Manor resident. say, the state Legislature struggle with the forms Students at East Catholic High School, bacK^f the shield are Amy Bowtempo don't want to tie her up. cause the service was that goes on between inviting should pick up the who are having their and a long, stamped (37 passed a bill which allows QUESTION: I have and claims yourself after Am I square or is there rendered in Connecticut. dressed for the occasion, examine some and Emil Sapere while Jennifer Olsen consenting adults is OK as tab. But some men might things cleaned here. If you cents), self-addressed en teachers to collect their been very sick since last the bill is paid. something wrong with The Explanation of Medi of the articles on display at the school as looks on. long as it's agreeable to not feel right letting a are sick, go to a doctor." velope to Abby, Letter disability pensioh and December. I have been in Gina? care benefits is the sheet both parties and harms no woman treat them. Please comment. Booklet, P.O. Box 38923, their Social Security dis and out of the hospital. I Editor’s note: Edith part of a medieval exhibit. Standing in NO TIES IN TEXAS that came attached to the one. NO SIG MARION T. Hollywood, Calif. 90038.) ‘Bay City Blues’ canceled check. If your aunt did not ability pension without have Medicare, Blue Prague is a certified so receive the check but the having the Social Security Cross and Blue Shield cial worker who lives in pension deducted from PLan A. I have paid all my Columbia. Due to the BATON ROUGE, La. (UPI) - this season and Agriculture Com NEW YORK (UPI) - NBC has replaced “ Bay City” in the Tuesday, physician did. then the their Teachers Pension. bills but have had trouble volume of mail received, Christmas trees have become the missioner Bob Odom said Tues canceled “ Bay City Blues,” the 10-11 p.m. EST, time slot. Explanation of Benefits Is You cun now collect both collecting from Medicare. she cannot send individ fastest growing cash crop in day, "It's getting to be a large Avoiding sun prevents age spots dramatic series about a Class AA “ We have just concluded considera a green and white sheet. I filled out the Medicare ual replies. If you have a Tree industry industry in the state." 8 disability amounts in full. Louisiana, turning otherwise poor, minor league baseball team that was ble discussions with Steven Bochco One thing you must remember is that Blue form and sent a copy of question you’d like to see small plots of land into productive About 200 farmers have begun on female hormones I created by Steve Bochco, co-creator and with MTM about completing the You should also know branching out DEAR DR. LAMB: I spots are actinic (solar) Shield 65 of Connecticut is the paid bills but I never answered in this column, forests of Virginia pine and eastern Christmas tree operations in all could lose fat from my of “ Hill Street Blues." remaining ‘Bay City Blues’ epi how many quarters you have those brown age keratosis, which are dif the only supplement that got paid from Medicare. I write to Edith Prague, red cedar. ureas of the state and more than 40 tummy but keep my It was the first new series of the sodes," an NBC spokesman said. have so that you will know spots on my hands and ferent and usually should Connecticut General Med told the doctor's office Box 591, Manchester He Louisiana will provide 65.000 choose-and-cut farms were in breasts. My blood pres season to be canceled by NBC. "W hile the series was a well-crafted, whether you have enough arms. Is there anything be removed. That is a icare will "piggyback" about it and they said they rald, Manchester, Ct. trees in the Christmas tree market operati^ in 22 Louisiana parishes. sure is getting high and Initially the network had an quality show, its prospects for suc to make you eligible for that can be done for them good reason to see your with. If your aunt con would send it in. So fa r l 06(M0. Your Health my doctor wants me to nounced the program was being cess seemed very remote." Social Security monthly or to keep more from doctor. tinues to live here in lose weight. placed on hiatus, as were several of benefits and Medicare. appearing? I have read I have discussed these Connecticut, it would be to its other new series, which now are “ Bay City" starred Michael Believe me when I tell you about a cream that Lawrence Lamb, M.O. types of skin changes in her advantage to transfer DEAR READER: Tak scheduled to return to the air. "Flashdance” Nouri as the manager that the teachers’ insu lightens them. Is that The Health Letter 7-10, to Blue Cross/Blue Shield ing female hormones will “ For Love and Honor," one of the of the Bluebirds, a Class AA baseball rance for those teachers effective at all? Your Skin: Sun, Aging, of Connecticut. The only not get rid of abdominal new series that had been on hiatus, team in the backwater town of Bay who do not have Medicare Are the spots just from Spots and Cancer, which I difference in the benefits fat. Many women can tell returned to the air this week and City. Calif. “ is very costly. age or is it the kidneys? am sending you. Others is that Medex 3 of Massa Any advice would be who want this issue can you that. chusetts offers prescrip If you were born before appreciated. of the skin to the sun, been found that some of send 75 cents with a long, Alsu, estrogen in large tion drug benefit after a 1929, add 11 to your years because sun ages the skin the creams provide some stamped, self-addressed doses, as once was used in Krishna Santas need permits $50 deductible of 80 per of birth and you will have m m E SALE. DEAR READER: Gloves and long sleeves help. envelope for it to me in treating prostate cancer, cent "'f prescription drug It is not as effective in the number of quarters Some people call them will protect the hands and care of this newspaper, is associated with a high DERRY, N.H. (UPI) — Members of solicited donations without first regis costs. Here in Connecticut decreasing pigmentation you need to be eligible for “ liver spots," but they arms. The “beauty” of P.O. Box 1551, Radio City rate of heart attacks and the Hare Krishna religious sect dressed tering at the police station. the Blue Cross 65 offers as the sun is effective in Station, New York, N.Y. Social Security monthly have nothing to do with yesterday avoided the sun blood clots. That is why in Santa Claus suits tried to peddle "We received a call from two local $500 worth of prescription causing it. So even if you 10019. benefits at age 62 and either the liver or the by wearing a sunbonnet, small doses are used for Christmas records, but were warned businessmen that a man dressed as drug coverage after a use a preparation contain Medicare at age 65. kidneys. They are caused long sleeves and gloves. prostate cancer now if by police to pack up unless'they have Santa Claus was in their stores asking hospitalization. ing hydroquinone, you DEAR DR. LAMB: I by increased pigment As a result, her fair skin estrogen is required. A permits. for donations," Salem police Sgt. You should also know still will need to protect from the pigment cells remained young-looking am a transvestite. I have recent study also suggests William Foster said. "Tlve business QUESTION: I am a that quarterly earnings that are normally in the your skin from the sun. cross-dressed for most of longer than that of her that men who have heart "They were attempting to seil men had asked that they retrieve the school teacher. I have are no longer figured on a HUGMDKeOUMK my life and I think of skin, much like a giant sunworsbipping counter You could see' your attacks may have an Christmas records," Police Chief Ed check. I ’m not sure what was told to never paid into Social quarterly basis. Your sa freckle. They are called myself as a woman. I ’m part of today. doctor or a dermatologist, increase in estrogen. ward Garone said Wednesday. "They them, other than any solicitors have to Security through my lary is figured on an lentigenes. You can diminish the full around the breasts, who could prescribe a were not in possession of a hawkers and register with the local police station teaching position but I annual basis and if you They are stimulated by but I'm 40 pounds over You will do better with a pigmentation with cream that contains hy peddlers license, nor had they received first." Police in both communities said have worked many earn $390 in one year, you the sun, and aging does weight and my tummy is good diet and exercise creams. The most effec droquinone. In some in permission from selectmen to solicit the group has not registered yet for summers and paid into get one quarter of credit. increase their appear fatter than I would like. program, although you tive bleaching agent is a stances, such lesions can donations." permission to solicit donations. To sell the Social Security sys $780 gives you two quar ance. The best treatment depigmentation agent What would be the risks probably will lose fat all be removed by agents that Police in nearby Salem reported Christmas records, the group would tem through those jobs. ters — $1170 three quar ON TANS. over, not just where you is prevention, and that called hydroquinone (El- remove the superficial of taking female hor similar incidents, saying that ersatz However, I do not know ters. If you earn $1560 or Now sun worshippers can would like to lose it. have to apply to the state for a hawkers The flights leave Jan. 9- So call your travel agent or means avoiding exposure doquin, Melanex). It has area of the skin. And some mones? I thought if I were Santa Clauses from the religious sect and peddlers license. how many quarters of more you will get four credit I have and I would quarters of credit for that fly to Florida without sacrificing , Feb. 8. But call now, because Northeastern at (800) 327-3788 like to know so that I could year — the maximum their money. tickets must be purchased by plan for the future. allowed. and ask for our "Off-White E Did affection really save his life? cinema Introducing Northeastern's Dec. 31. Sale." You'll get tan without her, she has done nothing Reduce the role of tele "Off-White Sale." • And once you land in getting burned. « H artford nema — The O sterm an W ee 7:20, 9:20. but preach about the vision in your household Atlianaum CInanra— Reop kend (R) 7:15. Vernon DEAR DR. BLAKER: I Public Records Instead of the usual height benefits. I wouldn't mind, with help from Dr. Blak- ens Friday with live holiday Showcose Cinemas — R i Cine 1 A 2 — The O sterm on Florida, we can make driving Northeastern. What flying have learned a great deal but her obsession has children's show.. chard Pryor Here and Now W eekend (R) 7:10, 9:30. — er’s newsletter, "Taming Cinema City — Rear Win (R) 1:35,7:35,10 — Terms or about stress and it's ef Ask started to ruin my life, M r. M o m (P G ) 7, 9:10. of the season high prices, our there as economical as flying should be. the TV Beast.” Send 50 dow (PG) 7:20,9:45. — Barry En d earm en t (P G ) 1:40, 7, Warranty daads ing Century 21 Twin fects on physiological I was to be married next Lyn d on (R) 8:10. — The G re y 9:40. — The Bio C h ill (R) West Hartford cents and a stamped, Gary R.Sidell and Erica Realty, property at 156 functions from your co Dr. Blaker month, but after consult Fox (PG )7:30,9:35. — Daniel 1:15, 7:25, 9:55. — M o rtu a ry Elm I A 2 — Mr. Mom (PG) fare to Ft. Lauderdale, St. Pete/ there. Ask for our Alamo Car self-addressed envelope (R) 7,9:30. (R) 1:25, 7:30, 9:45. — A 7, 9:15. — The (Tstermon C P. Sidell to Nicholas P.A- Avery St. lumn. I would like to share ing her guru, my mother Karen Blaker, Ph.D. to Dr. Blaker in care of C h ristm a s S to ry (P G ) 1:20, Weekend (R) 7,9:15. nastos and Jerrianne F. Town of Manchester Tampa, Orlando or Palm Rental Package. $795 a day an experience which has i'- has determined that it is Clnestudlo — The Front 7:20, 9 : 4 0 . The Right StuH The M ovies— Return of the this newspaper, P.O. Box (P G ) 7:30 w ith Tootsie P ) 16 - M ANCHESTER H ER A LD . Thursday, Dec. 8, 1983 MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday, Dec. 8, 1983 - 17 Sports in Brief Dantley, Utah Scoreboard NBA, refs meet mediator NEW YORK — Representatives for the NBA muscle trail ~ and its locked out referees met Wednesday in Devlli 8, JaU 3 Cavaliers 106,HswksBZ Big East rasuits their first negotiating session with federal Skiing mediator Ed McMahon. Hockey Wlnmpof 1 2 8— 1 Basketball ATLANTA (91) Boston Collsgo 90, Brown 59 The meeting lasted more than three hours, past Portland NJ Oo^ 2 $1-6 RoundflNd 04 }4 , 3, Wilkins 3-11. 64 •••••••••••••••••••••• First period— I, New Jersey, Broten 9 •••••••••••••••••••••• 12, Rollins 2-4 S4 9, Davis 4-7 44 12, according to a league spokesman. Both sides (Bridgman, Antonovich), 3:31. 2, New Johnson 9-18 2-2 23, Brown 3-4 1-2 7, BROWN (59) agreed not to comment on the meeting or By Tony Favla ' • Jersey, Lormer 6 (Cameron, Palmer), Wltfmon 1-3 00 2, Rivers 01 44 4, Poulfz M urray 2-7 1-2 5, Mulder 1-8 04) 2, Naw England Ski Guida NHLtlindln^ 9:51. 3, Winnipeg, AAacLeon 10 (Mullen, NBA standings 00 00 0, Glenn 7-9 2-2 16, Hill 1-2 00 2, Longe 5-10 1-3 II, Bynum 34 OO 8, progress in the more than 9-week-old dispute, the UPl Sports Writer Hosflnas 1-1 00 2. Tofols 31-66 27-36 92. M a n th o ), 13:16. Penoltles— W ilson, Woltkui 5-10 2-2 11 Turner 1-2 44 8, W (X )D S TO C K . Vt. (U P l) — Here is the spokesman said. Win, CLEVELAND (106) Brody 34 2-2 8, Daly 04 OO 0, Lohlft1-2 WolM ConftTMca Eastern Conference Sbelfon 35 4-5 10, Robinson 20 34 7, New England Ski Areos Council official Richie Phillips, executive director of the Opponents sometimes fall like so many Cabbage 3:07; Bobych, Win, 7:12. Lormer, N J, OO 2, Gooding 001-2 1, Samsen 14 0-0 2, summery of snow conditions at New Polrick DIvlilM 11:13. Aflonflc Division Hinson 04 02 0, Husfon 610 00 12, Free Lynch 1-2 OO 2, Wavda O I OO 0, O'Hara National Association of Basketball Referees, told Patch dolls when Adrian Dantley Is in the lane, and w L GB England sklareasas of 7a.m. Thursday. T PH. OP OA Second period— 4, New Jersey, A n W L Pet. 615 88 21, Hubbard 03 54 5, Thompson 00 2-2 2. Blgbv O I OO 0. Totals 23-59 13- NBC Sports Sunday the biggest stumbling block Portland conch Jack Ramsay says the muscular ; NY lilandert 18 9 2 38 127 102 Philodetphio 15 4 .789 7-10 65 18, Cook 34 2-2 8, Bogley 39 44 Skiing conditions oresublect to change N Y Rono«rt tonovich 1 (Bridgman, MacMlllon),2:13. Boston 19 59. due to weother, skier troffic, ond other 17 9 4 38 125 107 5, Winnipeg, Lukowich 8 (unensisted), 15 6 .714 1 10, Poouetle 65 2-2 10, Granger 2-3 1-2 5, to an agreement was whether the referees should forward isn't playing fair. PhilacMiDhIo * 15 9 New York 13 7 .650 2Va BOSTON COLLEGE (90) factors. Be owareofchongingcondlt ions. 3 33 117 97 3:33.6, New Jersey, Lever 3 (MacMillan, Garris 01 00 0. Totals 3677 3342 106. Clark 08 2-2 8, McCready 2-8 64 10, be paid for games they have missed during the "It's amazing the license Dantley has on the floor,", Woshlngton 12 15 2 26 98 108 New Jersey 9 9 .500 5V2 Atlanta 28 17 28 27— 92 Legend: ncw-inches of new snow Pittsburgh CIrella), 6:02. 7, Winnipeg, Deblols 13 Washington 6Va Murphy 8-14 )-2 17, Pressley 2-5 OO 4, snowfall ending In last 24 hours, pdr- dispute. said Ramsay Wednesday night after the streaking; 6 19 3 15 87 119 (Arnlet), 8:12. 8, New Jersey, Lever 4 9 11 .450 Cleveland 27 27 24 28— 106 Adams 7-10 24 18, Talley 1-4 44 6, N tw J«rs4v 5 21 1 11 78 127 Control Division Three-ooinf goals— Johnson 3, Free. oowder snow, pp-packed powder, wetgr- Utah Jazz had beaten his Trail Blazers 116-111 In Salt (M acM illan, Bridgm an), 9:20. Mliwoukee ___ Primus 2-5 2-2 8, SInIckI 02 OO 0, O'Shea Adatm Dlvlden Penalties— 13 6 .684 Fouled out— None. Total' fools— 01 OO 0, Rice 34 OO 8, Doherty 3-4 1-1 7, wet granular, Isgr-loose granulor, frgr- Lake City. "It is unbelievable what he gets away with. Bolton 17 7 2 36 125 81 Detroit 10 9 .526 3 Atlanta frozen granulor, corn-corn snow, (where Ludvig, NJ, 10:14; Gibson, Win, malor, Atlanta Bowers 2-3 4-7 8. Schmidt 1-2 OO 2. Castino still a Twin Quebec 16 11 3 35 146 105 16:45; Boschmon, Win, 16:45; Bridgman, 10 10 .500 3Va 28, Cleveland 28. Rebounds— Atlanta 28 two such terms appear, the former shows "He’s a great player, but he moves people out or just,; Butfalo Cleveland 14 Totals 34-73 22-X 90. conditions on 70 percent or more terrain, 16 10 3 35 114 107 NJ, malor, 16:45. 7 .333 7 (Rollins 7), Clevelond42 (Robinson, Cook Halftime— B.C. 47, Brown 32. Fouled NASHVILLE, Tenn. — Infielder John Castino throws them out. No one should be allowed that." Montreal 13 14 1 27 110 111 Chicago 5 12 .294 7 8). Assists— Atlanta 18 (Johnson 4), and the lotter the next-most-prcvolent Third period— 9, New Jersey, Clameron Indiana out— None. Rebounds-B.C. 58 reached agreement on a four-year contract with Dantley collected 32 points and six assists and also Hartford 11 12 2 24 92 99 4 15 .211 9 Cleveland 26 (Shelton 6). Technical— (Clark, condition) vc-varloble conditions, 5 (AAiragher, Verbeek), 3:28. Penalties— Wostorn Confortneo sc- the Minnesota Twins Wednesday at the winter m . put a cloak around Portland's Jim Paxson, who Compbell Conference Mullen, Win, 5:40; Russell, N J, 8:26; Atlanta assistant coach Rothsteln. A— Tollev 7) Brown 25 (Longs 7). Assists— Norrh DIvlilon Montha, Win, 12:42; MacMillan, NJ, MIdwtsI Division 2,589. B.C. II (Clark 3) Brown 10 (Waitkus S). spring conditions xx of 00 trolls-number baseball meeting. scored only two points in the first half. W L T PH. OP OA W L Pet. GB of trails open, mm-snow mode in lost 24 13:18; Winnipeg bench, served by Arnlel, — Total fouls— B.C. 20 Brown 20. Fouled out Castino, 29. batted .277 with 11 home runs and 57 Utah coach Frank Layden said, "Dantley did the Mlnneeoto 15 10 3 33 136 121 13:18; Bridgman, N J, 15:30; Howeroiuk, Dallas 13 6 .684 — McCreodv. A— 2,215. hours, tethin cover, wbln- Chicago 12 14 2 26 101 111 Utah 12 9 .571 2 windblown RBI in 142 games for Ihe Twins last season. He best job of guarding, Paxson. With A.D.'s size and Win, 18:39. Denver .550 2'/a Toronto 11 13 3 25 115 128 Shots on goal-W innipeg 7-9-14— 30. 11 9 Bullets I MgMivericks 112 snow, ns-night skiing available, no-not played second base for the second straight year strength, it is the best matchup, and it has worked for ■ St. Lou It 11 14 3 25 111 123 Kansas City 9 10 .495 4 operating, opr-operating. New Houston 7 after having been a third baseman during his first us two out of three games. Adrian played the entire Detroit 10 14 2 22 91 108 Jersey 9-10-16— 35. 13 .350 6Va Providencs64, MarquattaBO Connecticut Smytlie Division Son Antonio 7 15 .318 V / 7 WASHINGTON (114) Mohowk Mountain pdr pp 3 trolls 2 three seasons in the American League. (second) half and helped win the game for us." Goalies — Winnipeg, Hayward. New Ballard 16-20 CM) 20, Ruland 13-17 9-15 lifts mm Edmonton 21 5 3 45 171 116 Jersey, Resch. A— 8,221. Pacific Division Rickey Green added 23 points, helping the Jazz win Calgary 11 12 4 26 98 113 Los Angeles 13 5 .722 — 35, Mahorn 2-5 CM) 4, Sobers 11-20 56 27, MARQUETTE (60) Ski Sundown opr wknd 12-10 Vancouvtr Portland 13 8 .619 l ‘/2 Johnson 3-9 06 6, McMIllen 4-5 06 8, O. Johnson 5-10 1-2 11, Marotto 4-9 4-5 Mt. Southington mov oor Friday 12-9 UPl photo their fifth consecutive game. The victory moved the 11 15 3 25 120 127 Murphy, Adams spark BC Winnipeg 9 15 3 21 113 136 Golden State 10 10 .500 4 Kopicki 3M 06 6, Malone4-6068. Totals 1Z Lazzaretti 06 (M) 0, M. Johnson 6-12 for day and ns Jazz into second place in the Midwesi Division, two Los Angtits 7 16 Seottle 9 11 .450 5 50-86 14-21 114. 46 16, Trotter 36 06 6. Copa 2-6 06 4, Powder Ridge 26 new pdr 2 trolls 2 6 20 116 140 DALLAS (112) NEW TON, Mass. — Meridan's Jay Murphy Former Hartford Whalers and present ton Capital goalie Pat Riggin in NHL games behind Dallas, which lost its second straight. Wodneodov’t RotuHt Islanders 4. Kings 4 Son Diego 7 14« .333 7Vj Hall 2-3 1-2 5. Reoson 36 0-3 6, Smollnski lifts mm .Y. Roneeri 7, Wcnhlnoton S Phoenix 6 14 .300 8 (3arnett 1-5 (H) 2, Aguirre 13-23 4-5 30, 06 (M> 0. Totals 25-56 10-16 60. Moino scored 17 points and Hartford's Michael Adams high-scoring New York Ranger Pierre action Wednesday night. John Drew added 15 points for Utah, 12-9, while S#w Jersey 6, Winnipeg 3 Wednesdoy's Results Cummings 6-12 46 16, Davis 2-5 3-4 7, PROVIDENCE (64) Squaw Mountain will opr wkend 12-10 added 16 to lead 12th-ranked Boston College to a Darrell Griffith had II. Green also had nine assists St. Louis 4, Toronto 3 N Y Islanders 0 0 4 0— 4 Phliodelphia 1^, Denver 128 Blackman 7-17 6-7 20, Turner 2-2 2-2 6, Waller 5-14 86 10, Knight 5-7 5-9 15, Sugorloof 6 new frgr 12 traits 4 lifts, Larouche scores another past Washing Chicago 4, Buffalo 3 Los Angoles O 3 1 0— 4 Cleveland 106, Atlanta 92 Nimphlus 3-7 06 6, Vincent 8-14 06 16, Thorpe 66 1-5 13, Hill 0-1 (M> 0, Starks 2- top to bottom, oil mtns wknd 90-59 victory over Brown Wednesday night. and three steals, and Jeff Wilkins grabbed II Minnesota 7, Detroit 2 First period — None. Penalties — D. Boston 100, Indiana 95 Harper 3-5 06 6, Ellis 16 06 2. Totals 46- 7 4-5 8, Brown 36 1-2 7, Conty 1-2 1-2 3. Soddlebock opr wknd 12-10 20 trolls 2 The Eagles, 5-0, gained a quick 10-0 lead when Sutter, N Y I, 9:45; Melanson, N YI, Milwaukee 103, Houston 101 94 19-22 112. Lewis 06 06 0, Roth 06 (M) 0. Totols 22- lifts mm rebounds us the Jazz outbourded Portland 60-55. Edmonton 5, Vancouver 4 Woshlngton 29 26 22 27— 114 Adams notched 6 points in the first minute Mychal Thompson led Portland with 21 points and 14 N. Y. Islanders 4, Las Angeles 4 (O T ) (served by D. Surter) 11:52; Melonson, Washlngtpn 114, Dollos 112 43 2032 64. Sunday River po isgr 12 trails 2 lifts 10 NHL roundup Thursday’s (Samos NYL(served by Nystrom), 16:26; Wells, Utah 116, Portland 111 Dollos 36 33 25 18— 112 Halftime — 25-21 Morauette. new since 12-3 followed by two BC field goals. Brown closed the rebounds. Paxson came on to finish with 20 points for Calgary at Woshlngton, 7:3S p.m. LA, 19:58. ^ n Diego 106, Son Antonio 102 Three-point goals— None. Fouled Regulation— Eastern Mossochusefts BC lead to 2 points with 7:24 left in the half but the the Blazers, 13-8, while Wayne Cooper added 18 points Chi cogo atPhlladelphla,7:35p.m. Secand period— 1, Los Angeles, Dionne Thursdoy*s Gomes out— 50^. Fouled out— D. Johnson, Marotto, Wachusett Mountain Isgr 2 trolls 2 lifts Eagles ran off 11 slraight points late in the half to Montreal at Boston, 7:35p.m. .12 (Anderson, Simmer), 3:30. 2, Los New York at Phoenix, 9:35p.m. none. Total fouls— Washington 15. Dallos Trotter. Total fouls— Marquette 27, mm ns and 15 rebounds. Toronto at Hartford, 7:35 p.m. Angeles, Simmer 18 (T o y lo r),6 :l8 .3, Los Kansas City at Los Angeles, 10:30 p.m. 17. Rebounds— Woshlngton 43 (RularMJ Providence 16, Rebounds— Marquette Western Massachusetts take a 47-32 advantage. 76ers 133, Nuggets 128 Friday's (Samos Angeles, Fox 14 (MacLellan, Hardy), Detroit at Golden State, 10:35 p.m. 13). Dallas 35 (Ckirnett 8). Assists— 36 Brodie Mountain 2-3 Isgr pp 4 trails 3 Roger McCready, a 6-foot-5 center, scored 10 At Philadelphia, Muses Malone scored 30 points and . St. Louis at Buffalo, nlghf 17:32. Penalties— Bourne, NYI, Friday's Gomes Washington 39 (Johnson 11), Dollos 38 (D . Johnson 10), Providence 27 (Knight lifts mm ns 11:14; — Denver at Boston, night (Davis 10). Technicals— Mahorn, Dal 9). Assists— Marquette 9 (M . Johnson 3), 8 Woshlngfon of New Jersey, night Jim inv Peak 1 new pp Isgr 6 trails 2 points and grabbed 4 rebounds for the Eagles Devils pitchfork Jets pulied down 19 rebounds while Julius Erving added 25 Hakansson, LA, 11:14; Gillies, N YI, las New Jersey at Phliodelphia, night Providence 16 (Storks 8). A— 7,104. lifts mm ns before fouling out with 9:56 left. Martin Clark (8 points to lead the Sixers, who never trailed in thoi 14:41; Melanson, NYI, (served by Milwaukee at Cleveland, night (Illegal defense), Washington (ille- Butte*'nut Basin opr Saturday 12-10 2 Oilers 5, Canucks 4 Jonsson), 16:26; Wells.LA, 18:55. gol points) and Terrence Talley (6 points) led the game. Alex English scored 12 of his 31 points in the'^ Atlanta at Indiana, night Collaga baskatball rasuits trolls 2 lifts mm Third period— 4, N Y Islanders, Trottier Houston ot Chicogo, night defense), Vincent. A— 10,663. Mt Tom may opr wknd 12-10 Eagles in rebounding with 7. By Dave Raffo Lever scored twice within 300th career goal to tie the score final quarter to keep Denver close. Kiki Vandeweghe, 15 (Bossy, Potvln), 1:02.5, Los Angeless, Voncouvv 1 3 0—4 San Antonio vs. Utah at Las Vegos, New Hampshire UPl Sports Writer slightly over three minutes and 3-3. led the Nuggets with 33 points for the second- Ctfmcmton 0 1 4— S MacLellan 13 (Nichols, Fox), 13:09. 6, night EOSt Balsams Wilderness opr wkend 12-1011 N Y Islanders, Goring 7 (N ystrom ), 13:21. New York at San Diego, night Albony St. 63, Oneonto St. 54 trails 2 lifts MacMillan assisted on all three Black Hawks 4, Sabres 2 consecutive night. First perloO— tr Vancouver, Roto IB 7, N Y Islonders, Trottler 16 (Jonsson), Jazz116.Biazers111 Grant reinstates Brown (Sundstrom, Tanti), 19:44. Penalties— Detroit at Portland, night Army91,MerchontMarine64 Wildcat pp 28 trails 3 lifts oil lifts Now that the New Jersey Devils Devils’ goals as New Jersey moved At Chicago, Darryl Sutter scored Cavaliers 106, Hawks 92 14:42.8, N Y Islanders, Hallin 1 (Gilbert), Dallos at Seottle. night Bat es 78, Bowdoln 71 wknd gondola Friday None. 17:50, Penalties— Wells, LA, 5:24; LA ED E N PR AIRIE, Minn. — Minnesota Vikings have a new coach and a new to a 5-3 lead. Lever's first goal a pair of second-period goals to At Richfield. Ohio, World B. Free passed the Second i>eflo t 20 - MANCHKSTKK IIKRAl.D. Thursdiiy. Due. 8. 1!>83 YOUR SMALL APPLIANCE Directors need ceutlon Don’t hold Santa Claus Week of tests In essessing tax change over your kids’ heads for astronauts ... page 6 ... page 13 .. page 7 OPEN DAILY 10 AM to 10 PM • SAT. 9 AM to 10 PM • SUN. 10 AM to 6 PM 4. * — Cloudy tonight; Manchester, Conn. sunny Saturday Friday, Dec. 9, 1983 MR. 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