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No rawcheckaj - Antique Fashion Pine g Pendente from Yaetaryaar polls, buildings and one another — to lift martial law fully. but there were no serious injuries, “ We think that lifting of martial dinating office. “ My first reaction is S5 Choose from 6 elegant ' §| Beautifully detailed police reported. law could be premature at a time one of skeptical optimism. ^ and graceful styles. *5 w ^ There was a total of 15 weather- when anti-socialist underground is In Washington, officials withheld •CaUknr Bleach, 40 oz.' related accidents reported, in still active,” said Kazimierz Bar- comment on Jaruzelski’s statement, □ r w M j f m t M J U t volving a total of more than 40 cars. cikowski, a member of the Com Reagan said Friday that Ail purpose 0*74 a ra e o N “ meaningful liberalizing measures” OMrRaa.1JM...... O f ’ Few tickets were given out because munist Party Politburo, told the of road conditions. parliament, or Sejm. in Warsaw would be countered with The seven-car pile up on EUist Mid • “ We cannot risk the future of the “ equally significant and concrete eCaidor Dish Detergent u dle Turnpike began at 7:45 a.m. country by taking incautious actions of our own.” *S0 J O H N S T O N , R.I. (UPI) - If Michael Broadmeadow had $25, he might still have his latemodel car. ‘RaMtofs of rocks Lebanon But he didn’t — and the 21-year-old college stu to save the MX the Lost Ark* dent could only watch as his car went up in flames because he didn’t have the $25 a gas statjon or *E.T.* Fighting among rival Lebanese Lebanese Prerident Amin Gemayel operator demanded for the loan of a fire WASHINGTON (UPI) - President site this week as part of a $231 billion mUiUas killed 28 people, it was reported dispatched Hlsham Shaar, head of Inter- Gams extinguisher. Reagan, jolted by lari week’s defeat in military bill. today amid Indications Israel may 'nal Security Forces (ISF), to Tripoli Cartrtdgsv “ He has no humanitarianism. It stinks, as far as the House, is renewing his drive to save MX opponents in the Senate said the accept U.S. shuttle mediation aimed at Sunday in the Beirut government's first I ’m concerned,” said fire Lt. John Malone of gas the MX missile with aides hopeful of president, in announcing his willingess to 3 for your Alart move to take charge in the city since breaking the deadlock over the reaching a compromise with Congress on explore other basing options last week, Lebanon’s 1975-76 civil war. station operator Morris J. Marsh, 54. withdrawal of foreign forces from production funding for the program. had been conciliatory and were op Government sources said Shaar’s Broadmeadow said he asked Marsh for the Shell 29.7 6 .. Lebanon. station’s fire extinguisher when his car started Reagan returned Sunday from a timistic a compromise can be reached. Our Odg.* 3799 Security sources said the main meetings with local militia leaders spewing smoke Friday while he was driving to the weekend at Camp David, facing Sens. Ernest HoUings. D-S.C., and highway between Beirut and Damascus product agreement for local police Community College of Rhode Island in Warwick. challenges in the lame-duck Congress to Mark Hatfield, R-Ore., indicated the was closed today by heavy fighting In at force to deploy among the opj^sing But Marsh refused to hand over the extinguisher the MX as well as two other priority likely solution is to give Reagan the $988 least 11 villages the right-wing I>halange groups. because the young Cumberland man didn’t have the programs — his Caribbean Basin million in production money but “ fence” Voice of Lebanon said has left at least 25 Officials accompanying Secretary of $25 to cover the cost of refilling it. Broadmeadow Initiative and a nickel-agalton gasoline it so it cannot be spent until Congress ap people dead over the past 24 hours. State George* Shultz in Rom e said U.S. said Marsh also refused to call the Fire Depart tax hike. proves a basing plan. That presumably In Syrian-occupied Tripoli north of envoys Philip Habib and Morris Draper 2:4^ SAVE ON OUft URO E SELECTION ment, and he had to make the call while his unin would happen next year. Beirut, f it t in g between pro-and anti- were returning to the Middle Blast this OF ATA8I VIDEO QAME CARTRIDGES sured, $3,000 car went up in flames. Reagan reserved as much as three Critics charge dense pack would not Syrian miUtias died down early today week with a new plan for resolving the Broadmeadow finally called his mother for help. hours today for lobbying on the MX, work and want the Pentagon to ” go back after “ fierce” fighting killed three peo impasse on force withdrawals. She paid Marsh the $25, but by then it was too late to which the House last Tuesday voted to to the drawing board” and come up with ple and wounded 10 others Sunday, of deny $988 million in productions funds. a new basing mode. ^ J J 7 to3 1 .7 (j Shultz w a v meeting in Rome today save the 1979-model car. It was destroyed. ficial Beirut radio said. Many foes objected to his proposed t«0(M rjunche^:--^. with Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak, “ If my car was on fire. I ’d never drive it into a Mortar, machine-gun and artillery "dense pack” basing mode. Reagan, in a series of statements on the new U.S. shuttle proposal to use gas station,” Marsh said in his own defense. mm. _ battles In the past week have killed 21 The president offered Friday to con following House rejection, asked . the '9'^/ y- shuttle diplomacy — instead of direct “ Would you?" people and left 111 others wounded. sider alternatives to his basing plan, but Senate to consider only whether the m is Lebanese-lsraeli talks — to work out the Marsh said he refused to give Broadmeadow the Heavy artillery duels raged through insisted the production funds must be ap sile is needed to strengthen the U.S. troop withdrawals from Lebanon. fire extinguisher because in similar situations he the night and into today in the Israeli- propriated to demonstrate firm U.S. nuclear deterrent. In Israel, Defense Minister Ariel has had to pay Zt5 “ out of my own pocket” to have 3 WAYS TO CHARGE occupied Shout Mountains, with a “ resolve” to counter a Soviet military Reagan, despite the importance he at- number of shells falling on the town of Sharon Sunday welcomed the proposal as it refnled and recharged. VERNON When fire officials told Marsh they generally buildup. .taches to the program, did not make his MANCHESTER a way of starting talks aimed at the Tri-City Shopping Cantar Bbamdoun along the Beirut-Damascus “The president realizes there are allout push for the M X until the day 1145 Toliand Tumpika highway, security sources said. pullout of 40,000 Syrian, 10,000 Palesti refill extinguishers at no charge, he gave the $25 VISA problems here and he’ll be looking with before the House vote. He spent the CHANOi csaa Israeli forces occupying the mountains nian and 30,000 Israeli forces from back to Mrs. Broadmeadow. He said he wouldn’t previous week wrapping up a California Lebanon. heritate to help in future fires, “ now that I know it the leadership at ways to compromise,” STORE HOURS: DAILY 10 AM to 10 PM • SAT. 9 AM to 10 PM e SUN. 10 AM to 0 PM • PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU SATURDAY clamped a strict curfege on the rSaort vacation and traveling through Latin But Sharon said the shuttle plan could won’t cost me anything.” one official said. “ Some way, they’ll town of Aley, but the nghtlng between America as Congress began considering Oiristian Druxe Moslem militias not work out a security arrangement Eftrefighters were still fuming over the incident. work out this legislation.” his legislative agenda. wanton in other towns, the sources said. between Israel and Lebaiion. The Senate is to take up the M X mis- r -••jr • V ‘l MANCHESTER HERALD, Mon., Dec. 13, 1982 - 3 2 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Mon., Dec. 13, 1962 For transients IHews Briefing Problems seen Death penalty mulled Schultz, Pope confer I 0 8 A N Q EICI with shelters BOSTON (UPI) — A longtime supporter of capital VATICAN CTTY (UPI) — Secretory of State Geofge punishment says he Is confident a controversial death LOWC» 1 * TEMPERATURES Reservations about the idea were Shultz, squeezing in time on a hurried schedule for talks MIAMI By Alex Qlrelll penalty proposal he helped author will reach the also expressed by Deputy Mayor with Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak, conferred Herald City Editor Legislature today “virtually Intact.” . llOfND — — Barbara Weinberg, who said the privately with the pope at the halfway point of his tour A conference committee appointed to Iron out the I.* .'.I m o * Walter H. Joyner’s suggestion to directors have not given it much of Western Europe. differences between the death penalty bills passed by , , „ « Ain 'the Board of Directors that the town thought. She, too, cited the need for Shultz, on a six-nation tour, visited with Pope John the House and Senate was due to meet at 10 a.m. to take uae some of its heated buildings as .supervision. “ 1 don’t know how we Paul II in his Vatican apartments. The subject of the up the proposal, said Rep. Michael Flaherty, D-Boston. .«•! W I.A IM tH fO T O C A S I ' would work it,” she said. talks was not immediately revealed.. nighttime shelters for street people Only one member of the six-person panel — Sen. Ronald Kraatz of the Health Earlier Shultz held brief talks with newly install^ ’'presents a problem of supervision, Patricia McGovern, D-Lawrence — opposes the death Department said government Italian Prime Minister Amintore Fanfani, who won his in the view of most town officials contacted today. buildings In Washington, D.C. are first confidence test in parliament Saturday night. ***“! 'fw l confident that this bill will survive almost In- And any move to provide a shelter used as nighttime shelters, but the Shultz also was holding talks with President Sandro tact,” committee member Flaherty told United Press M may make the town a magnet that supervision Is provided by churches. Pertini and holding a joint news conference with International in an interview in his Stotehouse office. He 'Will draw homeless from other He said a shelter in New Haven is Foreign Minister Emilio Colombo. said he expected the panel to vote on the proposal during places, in the opinion of Police operated by a non-profit organiza The secretory of state, visiting seven European today's meeting. Patrol Captain Joseph Brooks. tion on a first-come, first served capitals, arranged to see Mubarak at the last moment If at least four members of the panel recommend Brooks said it is impossible to tell basis. when officials discovered the Egyptian president was in passage, the proposal goes to the Legislature. Both Today’s forecast how many street people there are in A complication seen by a number Rome attending an international conference on houses are due to meet today in formal session. Today mostly sunny and cold. Highs only around 2P. town, partly because the population of officials is that some street peo agricultural development. The compromise bill draft retains electrocution — ap Winds northerly around 10 mph. Tonight partly cloudy. Of them keeps shifting and partly ple have problems of alcoholism or proved by the House — as the method of execution, but Lows 10 to 15. Winds light southerly. Tuesday warmer because most of them are bidden drug-dependency. gives the condemned prisoner the option of choosing the with a mixture of sunshine and clouds. Highs around 40. from view. He said there are precedents Senate,-approved method of lethal injection. INLA suspects killed Winds southerly 10 to 15 mph. around the country for shelters in BROOKS SAID he has mixed which the government provides use ARMAGH, Northern Ireland (UPI) — Police shot and feelings about town shelters. ” I cer of the building. killed two suspected “ terrorists" of the radical Irish Homeless seek aid tainly feel bad about people who are He said they used to be more com National Liberation Army who claimed responsibility Extended outlook t out in the street in the cold,” Brooks mon years ago. He agreed that the for last week's discotheque bombing, a spokesman said AUGUSTA, Maine (UPI) — As many as 20 percent of said. reason for their demise might be the the short-term patients at the Augusta Mental Health today. Extended outlook for New England Wednesday . He said over his years on the number of mental health patients The two men sped through a police roadblock Sunday Institute are homeless people who have threatened through Friday: police force, he has known of five or admitted to institutions in the past and were forced to stop after a chase, police said today. suicide as a ruse to get food and shelter for a few days, a Massachusetts, Rhode Island and Connecticut: Fair six cases in which people have died and the generally good economy. "The driver jumped out of the vehicle and the police, UPI photo hospital administrator says. Wednesday, chance of showers ’Thursday. Fair again from exposure in the back of trucks Now, with deinstitutionalization believing they were about to be fired on, themselves A lack of Salvation Army and similar shelters for the Friday. Highs in the 40s Wednesday, mid 30s to mid 40s or in other places where street peo from mental health institutions and opened fire,” the police statement said. "Both oc CANADIAN CHRYSLER WORKERS VOTE homeless has forced some people to seek refuge in the ’Thursday and upper 20s to mid 30s Friday . Overnight ple seek protection. But the a worsening economy, the problem cupants were shot. . . . U.S. employees to be called back hospital, (hough many have no actual mental health lows in the mid 20s to mid 30s Wednesday and ’Thursday, pn»pect of drawing a larger popula- has become more acute generally. “ The two dead men are believed by police to be problems, AMSi I Admissions Supervisor Bruce McDuf teens and 20s Friday. tion of street dwellers to leading INLA terrorists," a police spokesman said. fie said in an interview published Sunday. Vermont: Chance of rain or snow Wednesday. Dry Manchester also troubles him. Joyner, who is serving the They were killed near the Mullacreevie Park housing A few days in the hospital is the only avenue of escape ’Thursday and Friday. Highs in the 30s. Lows 15 to 20. “ You can’t just open up a building remainder of his term as represen development near Armagh in County Armagh. They from grinding poverty for some homeless people, Maine, New Hampshire: CJiance of snow north and jat night,” Brooks said. He cited the tative from the 12th Assembly were identified by residents as Seamus Grew, in his 30s, Workers OK pact McDuffie said. rain or snow south Wednesday. Clearing ’Thursday and iheed to protect anyone who came to District, made bis suggestion at a and Roddy Carroll, in his early 20s. “ I see people coming to this place who have never fair Friday, Low 15 to 25 Wednesday and Thursday and 5 it from being victimized by meeting between the town directors DETROIT (UPI) — The overwhelming approval by Herald photos by Pinto seen tablecloths before, people who think that state to 15 Friday. High in 2Qs to mid 30s. criminals, for one thing. and its legislative delegation. striking Canadian workers of a new contract with cooking without any seasoning is the most savory thing Kids to get passports Chrysler Corp. cleared the way for the first of some 4,- Pondering a purchase that has ever crossed their palate,” McDuffie said. \ 600 U.S. workers to return to their jobs today. “ For some people, madness is the only vacation they BANGKOK, Thailand (UPI) — U S, officials worked The contract, ratified Sunday, will give the Chrysler Buying gifts for Mom and other members of her family creates Workshop" at the school. At right, Mrs. Ben E. Jeffries, a overtime preparing documents for 26 American- ever have,” he said. National forecast Canada Ltd. workers their first pay raise in three years Under state law, a person who threatens suicide may Fire Calls a major problem for Michelle Horn, 9, a student at St. James volunteer, collects the money from the sales. Business was very fathered children expected to fly out of Vietnam this and compensates for Canadian inflation. Six Chrysler be committed for a minimum five days of observation. School. She’s shopping for Christmas presents at “Santa’s good during the two days of the sale, Friday and Saturday. week and be rushed to the United States for Christmas. Canadian plants closed by the walkout were to reopen By United Press International Los Anaeles c 71 53 call. Box 398. (Town) Officials said Sunday they had .worked, all weekend A person may,aIso commit themselves if administrators City & Fcst Hi Lo Pep Louiavitle c 31 16 Z today. Memphis c 33 B M anchester Sunday, 6:58 p.m. — Gas readying passports for the children and nine accom ' believe there are amnle erounds for doing so. Albuquerque c 97 30 The U.S. workers were laid off as a result of parts Anchorage cy 29 20 Miami Beach c S 56 .(B Friday, 5:40 p.m. — Car accident. washdown, Windsor Street and Plea panying adults, who are scheduled to arrive in Bangkok Asheville c 31 18 Milwaukee cy a 11 shortages cfaused by the fiveweek strike by 9,600 Cana 25 17 Interstate 84 at the Charter Oak sant Valley Road. (Eighth District) from Ho Chi Minh City on Thursday. Atlanta c 44 2S Minneapolis pc dian workers. Motorist killed Billings s 31 Nashville c 33 17 exit. (Town) Sunday, 11:14 p.m. — Medical call, Legislators to hove 'open house' tonight Lists were also being culled to locate next of kin and Birmmgham c ?? 21 New Orleans c 47 S3 U.S. Chrysler employees will vote Friday on their con '.04 ■ Friday, 7:30 p.m. — Car fire. 87 Blue Ridge Drive. (Town) p^pare flight schedules to destinations halfway around Boston c SI 10 .15 New York c a 18 tract, which was approved by union leaders Saturday. WILBRAHAM, Mass. (UPI) — A Hampden man faced Brwnsvll Tx.cy &4 41 Oklahom'’ Cty w 40 25 Interstate 88 westbound. (Town) Monday, 6:53 a.m. — Medical call, the world from Bangkok. They are expected to approve it by a “ comfortable vehicular homicide and drunken driving charges today Buffalo pc 25 11 .01 Omaha c » 8 Saturday, 3 p.m. — Box 1392, 871 Tolland Turnpike. (Eighth Manchester residents will have Swensson, R-13; J. Peter Fusscas, ble state income tax, transporta didates criticized the incumbents The chartered Air France flight from Ho Chi Minh Ci-, in the death of a Connecticut woman, killed in a car Charlstn S.C. c 66 31 .16 Philadelphia c 90 14 .17 for being out of touch with the com margin.” Many were secretly pleased they did not have Charlott N.C. c 46 20 Phoenix c 66 48 Howell Cheney Regional Vocational District) the chance tonight to tell their state R-55; James R. McCavanagh, D-12; tion, elderly services and unemploy ty, formerly Saigon, was originally scheduled for Dec. to strike to get a pay hike. crash as her husband and son looked on. Chicago w 2S 17 Pittsburg pc 28 11 Technical School, alarm malfunc Monday, 7:58 a.m. — Sprinkler legislators their opinions on the and state Sen. Carl A. Zinsser, R- ment. munity they represent. 23, but Vietnamese officials speeded up the departure by PortlamT Me. c 22 00 Police said Elena U. Henrich, 68, of Somers, died Cleveland pc 27 11 tion. (Town) alarm resulting from a frozen issues facing the state. Manchester. one week. ^lumbus c 96 11 Portland Or cy 40 96 jn Ut the legislators who called the about 2 a.m. Sunday on arrival’ at Ludlow Hospital, Dallas 4D 26 Providence c B 08 .07 Saturday, 6:38 p.m. — Smoke in sprinkler line, Bradlee’s, A public hearing will take place at ’The legislators added that another With the new departure date, "they will be there for 95 16 .09 meeting. McCavanagh is the only shortly after her car collided head-on by one driven by Denver pc S6 96 Richmond c building, 40 Olcott St. (Town) Manchester Parkade. (Town) 7:30 p.m. at the Lincoln Center ■ The legislators said they called purpose of the meeting is to improve Christmas." said a U.S. official associated with the Des Moines c 27 a St. Louis c 27 14 communication between the citizens newcomer to the General Assembly. Reagan, Schluter meet Steven P. Wezniak, 20, of Hampden. Detroit w 2B 13 Salt Lake atys 95 18 Sunday, 10:22 a.m. — Dryer fire. Monday, 10:26 a.m. — Medical hearing room, 494 Main St. the hearing to get the citizens’ views Orderly Departure Program. He defeated incumbent Walter H. The woman’s husband, James F. Henrich, and son, Duluth cy 16 12 San Antonio c 49 27 Box 393. (Town) call. Spruce and Maple streets. The hearing was called by state on upcoming legislation. ’They said and their representatives. During WASHINGTON (UPI) — President Reagan arranged 47 37 San Dieiio pc 78 S9 Joyner for the seat. following her in another car, witnessed the fatal crash, El Paso c (Town) they expect topics to include a possi the recent elections, some can to meet with Danish Prime" Minister Poul Schluter Hartford c 22 m San Franese pc 57 44 02 , Sunsay, 10:41 a.m. — Unnecessary representatives Elsie L. “ Biz” police said. Honolulu r 80 70 San Juan c M 72 Kevin is Karen today, hoping to overcome a threat to planned deploy Police said the couple had been in Wilbraham visiting Indianapolis c 99 13 Seattle cy 45 41 ment of mediumrange missiles in Europe. Jackson Msf. c 27 22 ^kane s S M £ BURLINGTON, Ontario (UPI) - Karen Stolman, 10, their son’s fiancee. Jacksonville c 69 22 57 Tampa c 73 95 U6 Schluter arrived Sunday for the three-day working 40 20 .05 School use Wezniak was admitted to Ludlow Hospital following Kansas City, c 29 2« Washington c won a spot in the cast of the musical "Oliver” but her visit that will include talks with Reagan and other top Las Vegas c SO 96 Wichita c M 27 greatest role was that of Kevin Stolman — the male the crash Sunday for treatment for injuries on his face. UtUe Rock e » B administration officials. It marks the first official U.S. He was reported in stable condition. identity she assumed when told only boys were eligible. visit by a Danish prime minister since World War II. For three months Karen acted like a boy and also Defense and economic issues topped the agenda of the onogenda| pulled off a boffo performance at rehearsals as just meeting, which one senior U.S. ofhcial characterized as Taylor to visit Mideast another guy in the street gang. Her pals on the set knew "intense consultations” aimed at showing the troubled her as Kevin. Atlantic alliance “ is strong, stable and in good con LOS ANGELES (UPI) - Elizabeth Taylor will go to forbcxHcl THPU-ll-TIttVa Informed the part was for boys only, she set out to dition.” the Middle East in two weeks on an unofficial 10-day Lottery beat the "injustice" and out-acted professional actors, However, U.S. and Danish officials attached prime visit of orphanages, hospitals and universities. presents the director and ail 14 boys in the chorus. importance to a dispute triggered by Denmark’s suspen “ She will visit children who suffered mental and Can students at Highland With the play set to open today in Hamilton, her sion of payments to NATO for deployment of physcial disorders as a result of the military conflicts of Park School get a good father. Dr. Lewis Stolman, decided to confess to direc intermediate-range nuclear missiles. the region,' and additional stops will hospitals, education if half of the Numbers-drawn in New 8765. tor Peter Mandia. The vote by the Danish parliament last week came as building is converted to rehabilitation centers and orphanages,” a trip organizer England Saturday: Rhode Island daily: 6295. "It took a lot of guts to pull that off." said Mandia. the United States and the Soviet Union were engaged in elderly housing? said Sunday. (Connecticut daily: 609. Vermont daily: 479. "W e were fooled. Everybody says now they suspected negotiations in Geneva on reducing intermediate The answer to that q u ^ Phil Blazer, publisher of the newspaper Israel Today Maine daily; 173. Massachusetts daily: something. I think that’s easy to say in retrospect.” nuclear forces. And it came as Congress voted the fate and the trip organizer, said the purpose of Miss Taylor’s tion will be presented to New Hampshire daily: 1434. The show will go on with Karen playing “ Kevin’s” of the MX missile. visit was “ to give ... the people of that area an uplift, the Board of Eliducation at a BERMUDA role. On the economic front, Schluter is carrying a tough which is what they need.” meeting tonight at 7:30 in Karen’s mother and coconspirator. Cynthia, said her message on a raging trade dispute in his role as chair “ Miss Taylor’s visit to Israel will help heighten world 4be board at 45 N. School daughter proclaimed, "I can do anything boys can do,” man of the European Economic Community Council of awareness to the fact that the Jewish state is a nation of St. **The Affordable Getaway*^ and they figured out how to transform a sixth grade girl Ministers. caring people,” Blazer said. “ The trip marks a con ’The administration is into a boy. Before leaving Copenhagen, Schluter said tension tinuation of Miss Taylor’s dedication, energy and finan Almanac scheduled to present a Makeup hid her pierced ears and a knowledge of how over agricultural exports “ has in the last year reached a cial support to the needs of the unfortunate.” report on the potential boys act kept her secret. Boys do not share their french level where a further deterioration will result in an ab A State Department spokesman u ld the agency was ^oint use of Highland Park fries the way girls do. she says And boys fight more. solutely unacceptable stress on Atlantic cooperation.” not aware of Miss Taylor’s trio. School. FEATURES: A joint committee of the today is Monday, Dec. 13, the 347th day of 1982 with 18 -Board of Education and Round trip |ot transportation via to follow. Board of Directors has ’The moon is moving toward its new phase. been looking into the idea DELTA AIRLINES batwaan Hartford Peopietalk The morning stars are Saturn and Jupiter. of joint use as an alter and Bermuda. ’The evening stars are Mercury, Venus and Mars. native to closing schools Those bom on this date are under the sign of Sagit orientation. ’They did not want a homosexual Sidney hltogether. The committee ir Five daya/four nights at the luxurious McCartney sued on the air. tarius. foctued on Highland Park Clark Mills, American sculptor of famous statues in “ ’The controversy was always false, I felt,” Ran School, which has been ELBOW BEACH HOTEL. LONDON (UPI) — Former Beatle Paul Washington, D.C., was bora Dec. 13, 1810. designated the next school dall told UPI Audio. McCartney, who has four children, may be forced On this date in history: to close by the Board of “ It was the self-appointed guardians of the •k BraaMast and dinner dally at tha to add a new dependent to his will — a 20-year-oId In 1642, New Zealand was discovered and named by Education, owing to public’s morals. But I don’t think anyone listens to West German woman suing him for $17.7 million. Dutch navigator Abel Tasman. declines in the number of hotel. them except their own followers, whom they can McCartney has been asked to supply blood and 1^1862, an estimated 11,000 Northern soldiers were school-aged children. organize to mount a campaign.” NMTFORD RD. D.II tissue samples so a Berlin court can decide in killed or wounded In a battle with Confederate troops at ^ a t about that campaign? ” In October, architect k transfers batwaan tha airport and tha February whether he fathered Bettina Huebers M ^ e ’s Heights outside Fredericksburg, Va. “ I got mail — I got four letters,” Randall said. Richard Mankey of when the Beaties were storting out in Hamburg 20 In 1918, American soldiers of the U.S. 3rd Army hotal. "But all the newspapers'picked it up and we got Mankey Associates un HiHay Caka Salt years ago, London’s Sunday People newspaper said. crossed the Rhine River at Koblenz, Germany, during about $10 million worth of publicity free. In fact, it veiled preliminary plans to McCartney, 40, paid maintenance for Miss build 10 apartments for the can be said that they made us a hit, so I was very World War I. SPECIAL CHRISmiAS CAKE k All tips and taxas at tha hotal In Huebers until she was 18 but he denies being her In 1975, Australia’s Conservatives defeated the elderly in the old wing of grateful to them.” cluding Barmuda Dapartura tax A father, the newspaper said. Liberal Party in an overwhelming swing to the right. Highland Park while ITx KM bwt thing to happen to “ Under German law, even as an illegitimate keeping the new wing for caka alnoa caka. And aihat a onargy surcharga. daughter, Bettina could be entitled to 10 percent of treat It la. Ught. cake orunoh. Parade route A thought for the day: Seeing a federal charge i K ^ l uae. Cool and creamy ehocolala Paul’s fortune when he dies,” said the girl’s mother repulsed at Fredericksburg, Va., Southern Gen. Robeti ’ The committee, asked the and vanlHa DO*. Plua rtoh, Erika. “ In Paul’s case this could amount to about In 1923, silent screen actress May McAvoy was E. Lee said, “ It is well that war is so terrible, or we 'school administration to cold (udga and dallojoua k AAA Cocktail party. loing. You oan have It $17.7 million.” told by the studio that she was to ride in a parade. should get t(x> fond of it.” p r e p a r e a r e p o r t on idaooralad for any oooaalon. ’The mother claims she bore Bettina after an af She sat on a wicker chair that was covered by a whether joint use would Tha Dairy Quaan* Round silver blanket on a flatbed truck decorated with a (M ia. Frozen and packaged k AAA Escortad. fair with the singer during the Beatles’ season in work. ' (or aaay taka homa. Plok ona Hamburg in 1961. few poinsettia plants. '. -S u p e r in t e n d e n t o f up today. ChooM Santa or Troo Doaign She said it was not until 1960 “ that I realized that Schools James P. Kennedy it was the Rose Parade Paramount Pictures had declined to discuss the 6” C A K E Fit for a queen token me to.” iliinrhPBtrr HrntUi rep ^ today before It had Not only was she in the parade, but she was its Queen Elizabeth will lend some of her collection Richard M. Diamond, Publlahar beep releas^ to the Board queen. of Education members. of Carl Peter Faberge masterpieces to a show at Thomas j : >1ooper. General Manager New York’s Cooper-Hewitt Museum — the first ’The 1983 queen, high school senior Suzanne Kay Highland Park School Gillaspie, 17, knows what it’s all about — press in time some of t h ^ pieces have been seen outside ^was designated the next terviews, lunches and photo sessions, including usps aer-soo VOL. No. 62 their Buckingham Palace home. on. 'school to close earlier this poses with floats under construction. ’The queen and other British coilectors will lend year at the same time that Miss McAvoy never saw a flopt being made unill PUMahad dally amapl Sunday Suggaalad oarrtar ralaa ara more than 200 examples of the Russian artist’s The board voted to close this year and marveled at the work that went into and cartaln holldaya by tha $1.-30 waakly, IS.12.lor ona work to an exhibit called “ Faberge: Jeweler to Manohaatar PubSahlng Co., 16 month, 116.38 for diraa montha, B en tl^ School in June. Royalty,” as part of the Britain Salutes New York it. Bralnard Placa, Manohaatar, f$0.70 lor alx montha and'S61.40 ’The administration has Conn. 06040. Saoond olaaa festivities in'1983. The exhibition includes fdr ona yaar. Mall ralaa ara •said it plans to reconafnend .poatoga paid at Manohaatar, avaSabla on laquaaU. Highland Park ha closed In b a riton e carvings of bird, animal and flower Conn. POSTMASTER; Sand ad- studies; enameled and jeweled Blaster eggs, scent Glimpses .draaa ohangaa to Uw Manohaatar Jane IBM, but a d M that it bottles, table accessories, boxes and frames. ACTRESS MAY McAVOY Xarald, P.O. Sox 601, Manohaatar, Conn. 06040. ’The show, to run from April 15July 10, will be Keenan Wynn will play a villainous ’Thrush agent didn’t know the w m Rose Queen when Robert Vaughn and David McCallum star in these collections’ first showing in the United States. “ ’The Return of The Man From U.N.C.L.E.” on CBS early next year ... Phony fuss Joe Namath is in New York to tope a TV com mercial and also discuss other possibilities, in When Tony Randall’s series, “ Love Sidney,” was cluding p e i^ p s a Broadway play ... about to debut on NBC, there was an outcry from Shelley Winters and Wilfred Hyde White are- the religious right about his character’s sexual filing “ Fanny Hill” In Lopdon ... • -tf ' V 4 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Mon., Dec. 13, 1982 \ Congress may work through Christhnos Clark's Christmas Village 'miracle': Bridgeport landmark rebuilt dry eye at the reopening ceremony. Men, women and together in an emergency. They did this to help the kids Congress return after Christmas and —Gasoline tax: A House-passed plan to BRIDGEPORT (UPI) — A landmark Christmas WASHINGTON (UPI) — The lame- Most of the 13 regular appropriations and that’s beautiful,” Ms. Goldstone said. work until the end of the year If raise the federal gasoline tax by a nickel village has been rebuilt with an outpouring of communi children, they all cried,” she said. duck Congress today began its third and bills to fund agencies for the fiscal year “ This means that in this day and age with the There has been one addition to the charming village, a necessary. per gallon to repair roads and transit bond it ion ty spirit, money and toys in what TTesident Reagan has that began Oct. 1 have not been passed, what congressional leaders had hoped systems is bogged down in a series of called toe “ most Inspiring Christmas story” he’s heard economy as bad as it is people have the heart to pull donated granite marker with the inscription: “ Miracle and probably will not be in this lame- Senate Finance Committee Chairman would be its final week. But a bevy of filibusters, but is considered must In years. duck session, making the continuing Bob Dole, R-Kan„ said Sunday the matters and filibusters threatened to legislation by Democratic and The chalet-style village was reopened Sunday, five resolution necessary. Congress will stay In session “ no matter keep legislators in town through Christ Republican leaders and the White House, disappointing days after arson gutted ^ n ta ’s Workshop and destroyed how long it takes” to pass President mas. Both House Speaker Thomas O’Neill Reagan’s gas tax increase and other and is expected to pass. $11,000 worth of toys toe Police Athletic League Decisions ranging from defense to the and Senate Republican leader Howard major legislation. collected to give to the estiinated 25,000 children cost of living will be made in the holiday Baker had h op ^ to reach final adjourn Here are the major issues facing the —Immigration: The House will con SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) - Doctors at the expected to pass through this year. crush, including whether to build the MX ment by Friday, but a series of ^nate outgoing Congress: sider a bill to give permanent residence University of Utah are disappointed in toe progress More than 200 volunteers labored round-the-clock and missile, whether to increase gasoline filibusters is threatening delays, as is in —Defense: The House deleted funds to illegal aliens who came to the United being made by artificial heart recipient Barney community groups, businesses and corporations CHOICEST MEATS IN TOWN taxes and whether to change immigra sistence by Democrats that a $5.4 billion for the MX missile from the defense ap States prior to Jan. 1, 1977, and tem Clark. j j » donated to^, toys, money and materials to turn an ar tion laws. job-creating bill be added to the new con propriations bill, now pending before the porary residence to those who came They thought it would toke toe retired dentist son tragedy Into what local residents are calling the The House Tuesday is to take up the tinuing resolution. Senate. However, at the end of last week, after that date but before Jan. 1,1980. It only a few days to recover from toe Dec. 2 opera “ Miracle of Christmas Village.” most pressing legislation, a stopgap fun Baker suggested to O'Neill that a sim MEAT DEPT^ SPECIALS DELI SPECIALS the White House was trying to negotiate also would provide for civil and criminal tion, but Clark has failed to bounce back ® “ This it's one of the most insniring Christmas stories ding bill — or “ continuing resolution” — ple five-day continuing resolution be GLEN ROCK DOMESTIC a compromise that would permit produc penalties against employers who seizure suffered Tuesday, five days after toe I’ve heard in years and years and years,” Reagan said to keep most of the government running passed, allowing Congress to stretch its tion money lor the MX missile to be repeatedly and knowingly hire illegal historic surgery. via telephone to more than 2,500 children and adults al COOKED HAM..... after the current continuing resolution work nearly to Christmas Eve. O’Neill, countered with a suggestion that restored to the $230.6 billion bill. aliens. t Clark, 61, remained in “ critical but stoble con the Beardsley Park village. LAND “O” LAKES expires Friday. dition” early today, nurses in the university Later, Reagan told reporters in Washington he made USDA CHOICE AMERICAN CHEESE hospital’s intensive care unit said. His condition has the five-minute call to Mayor Leonard Paoletta “ to been critical since toe seizure complication. thank and congratulate” the mayor and volunteers. RUSSER’S WUNDERBAR “ We can tolerate a recovery period of from three “ Yes Virginia, there is a Santa Claus;” Reagan said. B O nO M ROUND GERMAN BRAND BOLOONA Vote on gas tax filibuster is due today to seven days,” Dr. Chase Peterson said. RUBBER PSP (OR) THE NEW W ORKSHOP and smaller sheds twinkled But, on the 10th day after the operation, he said, with lights as Christmas music blared from ROAST “ We’re still looking for a brightening of toe OLIVE LOAF loudspeakers and mechanical figures of elves and A spokesman for Senate GOP leader 000. neurological system,” causing disappointment in WEAVER WASHINGTON (UPI) - President the bill that would extend the influence children performed. Howard Baker held out the possibility The House Democrats have attached a CENTER CUT Reagan’s proposed nickle-a-gallon gas of labor unions over all federal con the 20-member team caring for toe Seattle-area “ This is a hell of a Christmas story. This has brought CHICKEN ROLL last week that Congress may recess $5.4 billion jobs program to the crucial oline tax hike breezed through the tracts. resident. back the true meaning of Christmas to the area and TOBIN'S MOTHER GOOSE They also fear it may shortchange Friday and return Dec. 27 to complete government funding resolution that must Following the Tuesday seizure, doctors changed BOnOM House but is stalled in the Senate. Three shows people still care about each other,” said Mike ROUND action u.t necessary legislation before be passed by Friday to keep agencies Clark’s medication and began feeding him through LIVER SAUSAGE talkative senators are causing the rural areas. The trucking industry is Marella, president of the Police Athletic League. the new Congress convenes Jan. 3. operating. a tube to his stomach to correct a body chemistry BUGNACKI'S hangup against the measure because it would The original village was built on a Beardsley Park ROAST Democrats largely supported the gas imbalance believed to have caused the 2t4-hour at- A vote was scheduled today to end greatly increase taxes on their vehicles. Us major items are $1 billion for com hilltop overlooking the Park City 28 years ago when PAL , KIELBASA tax increase, they also have proposed their filibuster., but even if suppporters Sen. Robert Dole, R-Kan., chairman of munity development block grants for began the tradition of passing out a free gift to each the Senate Finance Committee, said Sun their own jobs bills, raising the prospect Peterson, university vice president of health VERMONT of the bill win — as they did on a 79-10 areas of high unemployment and $1 child who paid a visit to Santa’s knee. EYE of a veto confrontations with the White sciences, said “ the major treatment’ ’ is now 24- test vote Friday — another talkathon is day on CBS’ “ Face the Nation” that the billion for emergency jobs creation The tradition will continue this year, thanks to the CHEDDAR gas tax measure will "pass in the Senate. House. hour care and almost constant physical contact likely during the actual debate of the targeted to persons who have been un donations of 5,(XM) toys and money to buy 1,000 more. ROUND measure. It may not be until New Year’s Eve. But Slenate Democrats proposed a $9.7 employed for a long time. between Clark, the medical team and his family in billion plan to create 600,000 jobs, in Amloid Co., a New Jersey firm, shipped 60 cartons of 3 it will pass.” efforts to stimulate his brain back to consciousness. The bill would raise an estimated $5.5 toys and another shipment is on the way from the The lame duck-Congress began Nov. 29 cluding $6 billion for public works such There is serious doubt whether the Center nursing supervisor Jan Belnap said Clark ROAST billion a year to repair roads, bridges Worcester Toy Go. on Long Island, N.Y. Bradlees and and was to end Friday. as highways, bridges, and sewer and plans can get through Congress, given had made no real progress since Saturday, when ^ GARDEN FRESH and mass transit systems — creating an Sears department stores donated toys and contributions But congressional leaders, citing the water distribution. competing legislative priorities, and physicians asked his family to spend more time estimated 320.000 jobs. came in from across Connecticut, New Jersey, Florida, BEEF ROUND PRODUCE SPECIALS filibuster and Reagan’s struggle with the It would be funded by reducing the 1983 Reagan has threatened to veto make- with him in hopes the personal contact would bring Sens. Gordon Humphrey, R-N.H., Virginia, Washington and as far away as San Francisco, Jesse Helms, R-N.C., and Don Nickles, MX missile, now say the session may tax cut for those earning more than $50,- work programs and vowed to defend the him through. Marella said. R-Okla.. however, oppose provisions of last through Christmas. 000 and eliminating it for those over $65,- tax cut from tampering. BACK RUMP 8 9 UNEMPLOYED WORKERS joined union elec BROCCOLI...... * tricians, carpenters and sheet metal workers who volun ROAST tarily w ork^ nearly around the clock to rebuild the 6 9 * Peace protesters removed from base village by Sunday. CELERY HEARTS...... “ It was like an old barn raising. Everyone was BEEF ROUND ment spokesman said. “ We are convinced Survival: scraping NEWBURY, England (UPI) - Nearly 100 to walk to Comiso, Sicily, by Christmas to saying,’let’s go, let’s get it up’,” Marella said. 7 9 « NATO will station Cruise and Pershing in TOMATOES... :...... 1 2 o x .p k g . m women protesting U.S. plans to deploy protest the planned deployment at that base “ It’s beyond what I can express in words.” CUBE nuclear missiles in Europe today blocked the of 112 cruise missiles. West Germany.” “ I would never have believed this if I hadn’t seen it for NATO members decided three years ago to 7 9 < entrance to a U.S. air base where up to 30,000 myself,” added Marilyn Goldstone, a volunteer. STEAK by at Christmas time women 24 hours earlier formed a human “ There is no longer any hope within the station the missiles in western Kurope by the “ It’s almost like a fairy tale story. There was not a POTATOES...... chain around the facilitv. movement that the current arms reduction end of 1983 to counter the Soviet SS-20 talks with the Soviet Union will be medium-range missiles already deployed in Thousands more anti-nuclear WEIRTON. W.Va. (UPI) - "H e’ll the Army swears him in again. successful." a West German peace move eastern Europe. get something for Christmas,” said "The wife's a worrier,” he said. demonstrators turned out Sunday at U.S. ,Iohn Burdette, fondly tousling the "She used to worry even when I was bases in West Germany where some of the Grasso statue hair of his 5-year-old son. "but it working.” ■ 572 cruise and Pershing 2 missiies are won't be like it used to be.” Now Mrs. Burdette worries scheduled to be installed next year. Hyatt witnesses get windfall Burdette. 29. earned $26,000 in the because she has been told she earns At the Greenham Common base in New USDA CHOICE — TUESDAY ONLY — last full year he was a steelworker. too much at her job to qualify for bury. 50 miles west of London, a police KANSAS CITY. Mo. (UPI) - The nearly 2,- 200. drive moves .Jobless for the past 14 months, he government help in paying the fuel spokesman said today officers removed ap 000 witnesses to the Hyatt Hotel elevated More than $33 million has been awarded to has made up his mind to re-enlist if bills. The Burdettes have been told proximately 100 women from the main gate walkway collapse can claim $1,000 by filling settle individual injury and wrongful death ^ 3 : 6 0 the U.S. Army wiil accept him they are not eligible for food stamps of thd Greenham Common base. No one was out a questionnaire and reieasing the hotel suits in the collapse which killed 114 and in TENDERLOINS OF BEEF 7-8 lb. avg "It'll be a steady paycheck com because the family car is worth too hurt, police said. owners from liability. jured more than 211. ahead slowly ing in ' said Burdette, whose much. The women, who were blocking the en The witnesses were told they could start “ I suppose the defendants are anxious to eligibility for unemployment com "We can't get on welfare because trance to the base, vowed to close the base collecting their money today. settle up with anyone,” said Welch. The pensation expired months ago. His the wife's got the job and we still The offer to settle with all of the witnesses greatest financial burden has fallen on in BOAR'S HEAD Where 96 cruise missiles are to be deployed HARTFORD (UPI) — Vito Mazza says there’s a cycle wife supports the family, which in- have the house,” Burdette said. is unprecedented, Lantz Weich, a personal in surance firms representing Hallmark Cards next year. in the public interest that foilows the death of a promi ciudes two young sons, with a $3 35- The couple gave up their medical Inc., parent corporation of building-owner VIRGINIA BRANO HAM ...... * In the massive demonstration Sunday 30,- jury lawyer, said Sunday. Crown Center Redevelopment Corp., and the nent public figure.— it’s high at first, then there’s a lull an-hour minimum-wage job as a insurance because they could not af 000 women joined hands to form a human “ 1 don’t know of any mass disaster where 3.19 and then a return to a higher level. cook in a diner. ford the monthly premium of $190. anyone has arrived at some blanket figure for Hyatt Corp,, which leases the hotel. chain around the same base in one of Mazza, president of the Ella Grasso Memorial Statue Burdette sat down on the steps of onlookers,” said Welch, who represents The offer to settle the state class action is !\o Subutitute If anyone gets the Burdettes’ Britain’s largest protests so far against the Committee, is hoping a recent lull in the attention that the front porch of the modest house unique from a legal standpoint because under We Give Old Fashioned E several Hyatt victims. house, it probably will be the bank U.S. missiledeployment policy, police said. followed the death of the late governor is over and a For Quality he began buying for $24,800 three Hundreds of women also maintained a vigil An estimated 2,000 people were present in the law of Missouri and most other states, a that holds their mortgage. time of greater interest dawning. Butcher Service ... years ago and tried to explain the the crowded hotel lobby July 17, 1981 when victim cannot receive damages in court "I'd rather sell it than give it to at the base through the night. The former legislator from West Haven is hoping economics of survival. In Italy, peace campaigners continued the two concrete and steel walkways crashed to without proving there has been some kind of the bank," Burdette said, “ but who injury, Welch said. renewed attention will “ rekindle toe fire” and help the "We haven't missed a mortgage could buy it in this town?” march they started in Milan Nov. 27, planning the ground, killing 114 and injuring more than payment yet," he said. statue committee raise the money it needs to erect a -STORE HOURS: On top of the $283 monthly house Only about half of the 13,500 peo statue of Mrs. Grasso outside the Capitol. 317 Highland S t payment, the Burdettes somehow ple employed two years ago at Weir- “ I think with any public figure of stature there’s a Mon. S Tues. 'til 6:00 period of high interest followed by a low,” Mazza said, also have managed to meet car ton Steel Co., a division of National Wed., Thurs., & Fri. 'til 9:00 MANCHESTER payments of $116 a month and utility Steel Corp., are working. To make explaining why donations to the committee slipped C bills that average $150 monthly. matters worse. National announced during the legisiative session late last year and again Sat. & Sunday "W e've scraped by and done last March most of the factory this year. ’til 6:00 CONN. without a lot of things we were used would be closed within five years ADDING TO Mazza’s hopes toe committee may be niCHZiJLlTS to, " said Burdette, who knows he unless the workers would like to buy picking up steam again is the work by a group of cannot hold out much longer unless the facility and run it themselves. organizations in Southington, which recently donated $1,102 to the statue fundraising drive. One of toe groups involved in the effort was the Sons of Italy and Mazza said the group’s state president has since decided to write its chapters around the state asking for donations to the statue drive. The statue committee was established after Mrs. ✓ ------\m \ f FROZEIS & DAIRY Grasso’s death from cancer in February 1981, to raise GROCERY SPECIALS_ __ Smoor money to erect a statue of the late governor in one of the PILLBBURY niches in the outside walls of the Capitol building. SI IQ ALL VARIETIES...... 1701. ■ ■ 3 9 ^ The committee has jaised between $52,000 and $54,000 'BREAD MIXES COOKED SQUASH : toward its goai of $70,000 to $75,000, Mazza said in a re- VARIOUS SIZES _ sris MMBmATION VEGETABLES .1601. GOING OUT OF BUSINESS , cent interview. ' “ We’ve gotten contributions from a dollar up to WHEAT CHEX, RICE A CORN ...... ■ CAVENDISH— CRINKLE CUT OR SHOESTRINQ • $5,000,” he said. The contributions have come from a FRENCH FRIES variety of sources, both in and out of state, from U TTrU N A IN WATER -79* LACHOY _ children to corporations. EGG ROLLS . a.Boz. 79* THE DONATIONS range from the proceeds of bake L1PTON STOUFFERS - S VARIETIES sales and other events by school children to checks from ONION SOUP ...... „™69* FRENCH BREAD PIZZAS •1.99 • banks and corporations. The smallest was $1 from a TROPICANA ___ 9 1 1 U ^^SALE! SWEET LIFE ______. child, the largest $5,000 from United Technologies Corp, STEWED TOMATOES...... „2/*1 ORANGEJUICE ’ Mazza said. MRS. SMITH’S 9 1 Q D “ That’s what makes this thing so great, when you get • a $3.50 donation from a class in Hamden to a $5,000 SWEET LIFE MINCE PIE — ■ • 2 2 United Technolggies donation,” he said. APPLE CIDER....:...... „„99* HOOD SAVE! 25%-35%-S0% £ The committee will soon take the next step in deciding ORANGEJUICE .aqt M .2 9 how much money it will need by deciding how toe mar VLA8IC HOOD ble statue of Mrs. Grasso will be dressed — In a gown or SW. OHERKINS or SW. MIXED ,.«89* SOUR CREAM DIPS . ON THE FINEST NAME BRAND: ' a coat, for example — which will play a role in how DIAMONDS - WATCHES - GOLD RINGS - GOLD CHAINS - PINS SWEET LIFE c o l u m b o PENDANTS -EARRINGS CULTURED PEARLS-PRECIOUS GEMS • much it will cost. •1.99 Other factors go into the decision: what will be com- STUFFED OLIVES...... 69* RICOTTA ESTATE JEWELRY - BRACELETS - WATCH BANDS- PEWTER : patible with statues already adorning the Capitol walls PHILADELPHIA D D a 3 PENS - FLATWARE - SILVERPLATE - CUFF LINKS • and what the sculpting material can support, Mazza CREAM CHEESE ‘- O * TIE TACKS - CLOCKS - WEDDING BANDS - NOVELTIES said. iSlHicED CLAMS ...89* CRACKER BARREL SHARP OR EXTRA SHARP 9 4 K Q AND A HOST OF GIFT ITEMS! MAZZA SAID committee leaders have been meeting DIAMOND CHEDDARS...... ■ • 3 ® with sculptors to get an idea of what the statue will cost WALNUT MEATS n.n^2B59. LOOK AT THESE FAMOUS BRANDS! and have received “ some very good prices to date.” SEIKO - PULSAR - BULOVA - OMEGA - TISSOT “ The problem with money is that some of the sculp CARAVELLE - TIMEX - JULES JURGENSEN - LASALLE tors tend to work toward how much you have,” he said, LUCIEN PICCARD - ARTCARVED - SPEIDEL - RONSON : adding toe committee was hoping to do the job for as llt- ■■■■■■■■■■■■■1 iiiiiB iiiB iiin KREMENTZ - ANSON - ONEIDA - REED & BARTON : tie as possible but also do it toe right way. ■ ^ “ Naturally we're looking to do it as cheap as |!l'llh r n iip n n 4' Z.KI /iiirrlinTS irllh coupon 4* 7..10 pu ra fcfls^l INTERNATIONAL - PREISNER - SETH THOMAS -COLIBRI possible,” Mazza said. “ We want naturally toe finest H-Jlh rnlipnn 4' T..‘iO p iirrS a .r I L|m n 1 Coupon'por euHomof umn 1 Coupon por cuotomor Ximir 1 Coupon IMTUOdGNlW^ AND MANY. MANY MORf! job possible because that’s going to be up there in UniR'1 Coupon por oSUomof ***T?e^*commlttee, which receives donations at toe CRISCO ■ FOLOERS ARM A HAMMER HI DRI OPEN THURSDAYS FRIDAY NIGHTS’TIL 9 PM Capitol, Is considering adding to its plans to place just SHORTENING ! COFFEE LAUNDRY DET. PAPER TOWELS toe statue of Mrs. Grasso outside the Capitol. SLB. I 1 LB. 1110Z. LETTERS FROM contributors also asked a bust of WE HONOR: AMERICAN EXPRESS - VISA ■ MASTERCARD Mrs. Grasso be placed inside toe Capitol building, said ' Mazza, who is an aide to House Speaker-elect Irving ■ nsSS VALID DEC. 14 THRU DEC. IS : Stolberg, D-New Haven. VAUD DEC. 14 THRU DSC. IS I VAUp DEC. 14 THRU DEC. IS VAUD DEC. 14 THRU DEC. It ' “ People and young children feel I want to come to toe • Capitol and take apicture with toe Grasso statue, If it’s HIGHLAND PARK MKT. AND PARK MKT. : 20 feet in the air I can’t,” he said. L B iS ■■ ■■ SwB ■■ J M uza said he had no “ inunedlate timetable for ■ completing toe fumlralslng drive. He also said it was : difficult to negotiate vdtb sculptors and complete bids ■ nntU toe necessary funds were raised. iV H H lnim tiiiiiitiiiii 6 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Mon., Dec. 13, 1982 MANCHESTER HERALD, Mon., Dec. 13, 1982 - 7 Richard M. Olamon^ Publisher Dan Fitta, EdHor .Around the state------OPINION Alex Qlrelll, CRy Editor Area towns Graduate schools improve A n d o v e r HARTFORD (U PI) — New England colleges and at least 25 percent of the more than 2,000 con universities are closing the gap on the shortage of dominiums available in Hartford since 1978 have Bolton /C o v e n t r y graduates trained in trchnical fields by beefing up not been sold and developers see no buyer stampede J a c k Uieir engineering programs. in the immediate future. The New England Board of Higher Educations “ Nobody is doing great. Those who say they are A n d e r s o n noted Saturday the region’s state universities have are lying,” said John McClutchy, a developer who Ghosts of past haunt municipal space Moved by public outrage dramatically improved their programs over the has rented nearly half of the 132 units at the Willard Washington past five years. Square Condominiums on Asylum Hill. The other units are empty. y-Qo-Round The NEBHE analyzed a nationwide study of Some developers say the market won’t pick up not have approved. used to pull on reporters involved graduate engineering programs and said state un The tours I have taken in the iversities in Connecticut, Massachusetts and Rhode until several downtown office buildings now under last couple of weeks through the I went down to find the men's a rase. A policeman would pre Fuscass joins bandwagon construction open for business and draw workers to Island repeatedly scored higher than average room. I asked a policeman for tend he didn’t notice that a normally hidden places in the ratings for program improvement in four the city. ^ directions. He and another reporter was around. To another Municipal Building and the Hall Manchester engineering disciplines. Most agree the reason condominium sales have policeman with him suggested in of Records have been a nostalgic policeman he would say A Washington, D.C., education group surveyed been slow is because many went on the market in stead what I use the women’s something like this; to repeal emissions law 326 top engineering programs across the country. 1981 when interest rates hit as high as 20 percent. experience. Spotlight cell, which had no tenant at the “ Do you think that guy w ill Whiz kid NEBHE said among doctoral programs in I had not been in the vault of the time. make it?” chemical engineering, the University of Court of Probate in a long time, By Alex Girelli — City Editor then back to your testing center, and potential for losing federal monies I knew some mischief was ii: His friend would pick up the Rep. J. Peter Fusscas, R55th, has Massacusetts scored 65, the University of Connec Attendant shot and while it looked the same in joined several other House if after you’ve spent 170, you can to the tune of 1200 million. But he the making, but I opened the door cue and say something like this: ticut 63 and the University of Rhode Island had a many ways as it did years ago, it could net still keep your car on the road if it said today he feels the state can still Republicans seeking to repeal the rating of 54. BRIDGEPORT (U PI) — A gasoline station atten to the cell and walked in. I turned “ No chance, after all three conform to federal pressures and also looked different. 1 seem to law that is requiring motorists doesn’t meet the emissions stan The average score for the 326 schools used in the dant shot at one of two men who attempted to rob my back and heard a great shots." guidelines without “ the kind of mess remember that there was room statewide to have their Cars’ dards.” study was SO. ^ him Sunday, but the two men, one of them wounded clanking. Sure enough, 1 thought, The reporter was supposed to emissions inspected and 'repaired. - According to the law, which most we have.” in the shoulder, made their getaway, police said. to move a bit. There was not a thing that does a lot more work millions was deflated. It seems the court Wolcott Rep. Eugene Migliaro Jr., whole bunch of files back to back they had locked me in the cell. think he had just eave^ropped Fusscas represents Andover, people became aware of just recent Police said the Joey’s Texaco employee, who has taken over part of that and does it faster. The result is ly when they received notices sa3dng R-80, submitted the repeql bill last in the middle of the floor. I walked to the door and called himself a tip on a hot story. Bolton and part of Manchester. they refused to identify, pulled out a .38Jcaliber hearing room. that the room seems bigger than when they are to have their cars w eek. It has been picking up Trailers burn Frankly the talk 1 had heard the names of the policemen. For Another version of that ploy W ASHINGTON - Washington lob “ I had heard that we may lose a pistol when two men, one armed with a knife and it did years ago. momentum since as other House the benefit of the curious, I have used to come from the byists could take a lesson from tremendous amount of money (by checked, a person does not have to W ATERFO RD (U P I) — A fire has destroyed two the other a gun, drove into the station and jumped about how crowded the court has \ r A N O IT IK K point 1 was es members have been signing on. repealing the law ),” he said today. spend more than 170 on the inspec work trailers at the construction site, but did not him. become tneant very little to me corted into the office of the Tin: iiicm .icHT of forgotten who they were and engineering department. A Steven Jobs, the multimillionaire "But that’s unconfirmed, and I think tions and repairs combined. damage the $3.45 billion Millstone Three nuclear until that moment. It became collector of revenue. A long time meandering was the trip to the besides they are no longer on the reporter would look over the stripling who heads Apple Com “ I see that several Democratic it’s important to get dialogue “ Suppose it takes 1200 to fix the power plant. ago. that office was not caged off basement of the Hall of Records. force. shoulder of someone at a drafting puters Inc. Though he is a mere 27 legislators are saying that the New budget set clear then. going.” car?” Fusscas askeid. “ You only Northeast Utilities spokesman Clifford Hill said Most of those on tour found it a 1 got no answer to my call. table and ask what was on the years old and totally naive in the General Assembly may have made a Later I sat all by myself at a from the public quite so com Fusscas said he signed onto the spend 170, which doesn’t fix the car, the fire was spotted at 8:25 a.m. Sunday and quickly HARTFORD (UPI) — Gov. William O'Neill will There was not a sound anywhere. large table in the hearing room of pletely and 1 spent some time in bit unlovely, but it brought drawing boards. way legislation is made in bill because of public outrage at the you get a sales receipt, and go back mistake,’’ Fusscas said. “ The brought under control by firefighters from Water present to the Legislature in 1983 a social services Democrats made a mistake. They the Municipal Building. there talking to Paul Cervini, memories to me. I was alone. One time someone ( I ’ve forgot Washington, the whiz kid from inconvenience M n g im p o s t by the to the testing center and show It. ford, Goshen and Jordan Village. budget which was put together in a precedent Up above, on the first floor, ten his name and he’s no longer Silicon Valley has come within Emissions Control Act, and because They have to say fine, come back in voted for it. A majority of the setting process known as the “ Negotiated Invest Members of a committee con who was tax collector then. \F CO U RSE, I was supposed The trailers were placed several hundred yards a year and spend another 170.” Republican voted against it. It was a sidering use of space in the Again I got a claustrophobic I could see the counter, now long in town employ) spun out slowly drooling distance of the most of inconsistencies in it. from the plant’s main building and were owned by a ment Strategy.” to be frightened. Last week, Fusscas said he had Democrat bill,” he said. 3 municipal office complex sat feeling despite the fact that the of gone, behind which there were a yam that ended up with a lucrative individual tax break in “ The whole process is foolish,” he subcontractor. The new method of budgeting was in response to However, I was wise enough to said. “ You take your car to the some reservations about signing Fusscas originally voted against Reagan administration cuts and the federal change where the Board of Directors fice is actually bigger than it usualiy a couple of policemen. tunnel going underneath the in-^ memory. Hill said the cause of the fire was unknown. try the lock first. Sure enough, it testing center, then to your garage. onto the bill because there is a it. to Block grants instead of individual program fun used to sit. used to be. Often one of them was the late tersection at the Center. He did it Jobs wants to donate Apple com was open. I sneaked out quietly ding. The $33 million the state anticipates receiving 1 thought it was a rather In one place that feeling was Police Chief Herman Schendel. in such clever shaggy dog fashion puters to all 83,000 public elemen and peaked around a comer. under the Social Service Block Grant for 1984 was whose steam demeanor could that I followed him to the end of tary and high schools in the country Condo sales slow prestigious place for the press. reversed. Down in the vault There I saw the pair waiting divided during six months of meetings by state, easily unnerve "any young the story before I caught on. — if the Treasury will give his com Bolton GOP Town Committee Bill FitzCerald, the probate where the town clerk microfilms eagerly for the panic that never HARTFORD (U PI) — Market analysts estimate municipal and social service representatives. reporter. You don’t find such nonsense'in pany double the normal tax break judge, pointed out that 1 was records, there used to be a big came. really sitting at the probate machine, ugly but impressive. It If Schendel had known what iocal government nowadays. Too for such contributions. But this hearing conference table and 1 has been replaced with a little went on below that day he would VNO rilEK I'RICK policemen bad. philanthropy, it turns out, would net to begin May election plans Apple as much as 160 million just in short-term tax advantages alone. BOLTON — The Republican Town member of the board, has decided But Sunday, he wasn’t so definite. Policeman held in wife'^death Committee will begin to get its not to ran again. “ We’ll have to see what happens.” In Manchester IN FA C T, the double tax break he said. arrest or speculate on the motive for bearings Tuesday on the coming Converse said the committee’s FA LL R IV ER . Mass. (U P I) - A dent. would mean that the government — Four of the five selectmen have the slaying of Murphy’s wife of 13 May election. Chairman Lawrence special recruiting committee has city police officer has been held The death was later ruled a more precisely, the rest of us already announced their plans. years. The couple’s two children, A. Converse said Sunday. yet to find a definite candidate for without bail on a murder charge in homicide when a medical examiner taxpayers — would be picking up all Besides Mrs. Carpenter, Richard, 6, and Christine, 12, were “ I want everybody to be brought either seat. the beating death of his 31-year-old concluded Mrs: Murphy had been Republicans Carl A. Preuss and staying with relatives. but 8 percent of the computers’ cost. up to date on who’s running, who’s However, Converse said he is wife, whom police thought was a hit- beaten to death. Seasonable idea reconsidering his own candidacy, Douglas T. Cheney have said they’ll Murphy’s arrest late Saturday Mrs. Murphy’s death had all the “ There’s no elem ent of giving not running, and who’s going to and-run victim until the bizarre case seek their terms. Democrat markings of a hit-and-run accident. here,” said one Capitol Hill oppo throw their hats in the ring,” he and may run for selectman. Now a unfolded. ended what police called one of their Aloysius J. Ahearn has said he’ll A motorist discovered the body — nent. “ W e’re buying the things.” said. “ We have some additional member of the Zoning Commission, “ most bizarre” cases. he has said he won’t seek reelection seek a fourth term. He is also the Patrolman Richard Murphy. 34, a clad in a jogging suit — lying half off The long-range benefits to Apple names, but nothing is definite yet.” deserves chance Democratic Mown Committee father of two, was being held at the Murphy, a patrolman in the un the sidewalk last Sunday. She was Two upper ticket seats have to that office. could dwarf even the immediate tax police station, pending an arraign opened. Republican Selectwoman It had been speculated that chairman. iform division for nearly three on her back, her blood-soaked break. Not only would the company What could be more in keeping temporary shelter is the vacant Noreen B. Carpenter has decided Converse might ran for the Board of Democratic First SeTectman ment in District Court today, police years, was booked on the murder sweatshirt pushed up over her chest. with the Christmas spirit than Bennet building on Main Street. get paid for spare parts, im not to seek a second te m, and Selectmen, but last week he said his Henry P. Ryba, now in his third con said. charge Saturday night after he was An orange reflecting vest was a few The investigation into the death of the suggestion made last week Many of the transients seem to provements and maintenance for Republican school board member position as town committee chair secutive term, has said he’s un brought to the station from his Slade feet away from the body. decided. Patricia Murphy began last Sunday Street home. Police said no other Near her body, police found a hub by'state Rep. Walter Joyner? hang out in this area anyway, so the 83,000 computers, its “ donation” Andrew T. Maneggia, a long-time man wouldn’t allow him the time. would effectively freeze com when the body of the young mother arrests were expected. cap. Murphy’s fellow officers com The Republican, who lost re- there wouldn’t be a question of a was found on a city street, the vic petitors out of the school market. Detective Lt. George Burns bed the city for a car with fresh election last month, urged the shelter’s attracting these people tim of an apparent hit-and-run acci declined to discuss details of the front-end damage. And in addition to the obvious Board of Directors to provide to a residential area they had Two motorists Public Records publicity advantages, the training of shelter these winter months for avoided up to now. Presumably thousands of young people on Apple Manchester’s “ street people." it will be a while before the money. computers woifld presumably hurt in accident Warranty deeds Richard W. Hickey to “ On a cold night like this (he blinding is converted to housing predispose them to that brand name Ronald C. Soares to Val Richard Hickey, 10 was speaking last Thursday), it for the elderly. when they buy their own. Milton R. and Rosemary J. BOL’TON — Two persons suffered minor injuries Sun Colonial Road — less than really bothers me to turn people The only real objection to In short, as Apple’s critics have Hathaway, 40 Quarry Road day afternoon in a car accident at the intersection of $100. E — $80,000. :out into the street," he said. Joyner’s plan is that, by opening tried to point out, the special tax- Val Richard Hickey to South Road and Route 44A, police said today. Phillip L. and Donna L. AM can save you “ I’m sure someplace in this a winter shelter, Manchester break legislation would bring in- Sharon hickey and Val Karen P. Norris, 19, of 12 Sicamore Road. Bolton, the Converse to David R. community there is a room with could attract transients from calcuable advantages to Jobs’ com Richard Hickey, 10 Volpi Ayotte, 27 School Road — pany. “ It’s a gold mine,” one con driver of one car, and Robert J. Verlik, 60, of Stafford Road — less than $100. a lavatory near-by where they other communities. Springs, the driver of the second car, were transported $69,800. gressional observer told my could get out of the cold.” Presumably there is a to Manchester Memorial Hospital after the 4:45 acci Gary W. and Aurelia L. Administrative deeds associate Peter Grant. money on your car Although Joyner didn’t men grapevine among transienls. dent. Maxwell to Michael K. Estate of Albert J. Yet despite the obvious special- Wilkinson, et al, 174 West Franceschena et al to tion any buildings by name, Manchester doesn’t need more Police said the accident happened when Ms. Norris interest status of the legislation, it St. — $57,000. Gregory S. Smith, Lot 4, Manchester has no shortage of of these troubled people. For the attempted to make a turn into South Road from Route C sailed through the House and is Watrous Road. 44A but was hit from behind by Verlik’s car. facilities that, with virtually no most part they are harmless, but expected to pass the Senate without Quitclaim deeds John W. Moore to No infractions were issued. even before you own K. extra cost, could be used as they can be disconcerting to much trouble. Considering Jobs’ Margaret J. Herman to Richard and Sharon Nason, shelters. shoppers and most downtown complete lack of experience in the Ms. Norris was treated for a shoulder injury and Michael E. Herman, Lot 7, 22 Box Mountain Road — released, and Verlik was treated for a scalp laceration Security j>roblems could be merchants would just as soon legislative process, this is a truly Volpi Road — for con $22,000 for two parcels on and released, a hopistal spokesman said today. sideration other than Box Mountain Road. ; minimized if one room were not have them around. remarkable achievement. Even before you decide on your next car, AAA can start saving you - opened and the rest of the struc It would be unfortunate if W H EN JOBS arrived in town money with our exclusive Member Loans (auto financing) and In ture locked. One light bulb left Manchester were to become a last summer to promote his scheme, Carolers Jo*Ann Fabrics’ surance (Auto, Home, Life). on part of the night wouldn’t Hartford-area haven for tran Commentary few Capitol Hill insiders gave him FINANCING AT COMPETITIVE RATES. Our exclusive Member break the town’s coffers. Nor sients. But the kind of shelter much chance of success. What with Loans offer preferred, competitive rates. Just call or visit our would the heat have to be turned Joyner envisions wouldn’t be, as Injured rising deficits, tax increases and Manchester Office and we'll process your loan application ... quickly . up any higher than necessary to he puts it, "a Holiday Inn.” budget cuts, it hardly seemed the SINGER SALE and conveniently. INSURANCE. We offer competitive rates for . keep the water pipes from right time for a highly successful WEST HARTFORD, Sale ends Friday, December 24tt). And, he adds, “ They are careful drivers and a complete Insurance agency for all of your freezing. Anything would be company to ask for a tax break. Conn. (U P I) — One of five human. They aren’t animals. We girls hit by a car while out needs. So to save money on your car, get AAA to help finance and better than the alternative, a A one-term president Nor did Jobs’ lobbying effort Christmas caroling in West have a pound for stray animals. appear all that Impressive. Though $50-$75-H00 ,. even before you own It. bus. Hartford Sunday night was We should have something for he had traded in the jeans and cow U.S. SAVINGS BONDS A more serious problepi would WASHINGTON - Sen. Ted he will not get the nomination for in serious condition today people.” boy boots he wears at Apple Irom the Singer Com pany be need for daily cleanup. Maybe Kennedy’s sudden withdrawal as a free,” believes one advisor. “ He at Hartford Hospital with headquarters in Cupertino, Calif., when you purchase these machines : some of Manchester’s well The directors should study the presidential candidate, a sick would be challenged by the party’s multiple Injuries. Lee for a business suit, he tended to The girl, Kathy Toohey, known capacity for charity could idea and, if no overriding objec economy with no cure in sight, and liberal wing, with someone like flood memebers of Congress with 16, of West Hartford, was tions can be found, open a the prospects o f working with an in Lowell Weicker or Bob Packwood make itself felt in the donation Roderick longwinded documents instead of unconscious after the teen *70 OFF p-lfc. creasingly stubborn Congress add taking him on openly to sharpen the of a janitor’s services each mor shelter. easy-to-read two-page summaries. agers were struck by a car FracKirm5528 up to one thing in the minds of some W ashington issues.’’ The two Republican ning. It would be nice to see it in And despite a black mustache and driven by Edwin D^esus, now $229** White House insiders: The odds are Correspondent senators, from Connecticut and 25, as they crossed St. One possible candidate for place before Christmas. an adult intensity. Jobs still .looked • 8 built-in stitches rising against President Reagan Oregon respectively, often have dis James Street and (}uaker more like a summer intern than the • universal pressure system seeking a second term. agreed with Reagan. Lane South. head of a 16p0-million-a-year cor • built-in buttonholer Reagan reportedly was relishing a DeJesus was charged MEANWHILE, Reagan’s ad poration. Berry's World head-to-head campaign with nia. Reagan’s second term there, with driving under the in visors hope the Democratic Party But Jobs, who designed the first r*g Kennedy, a contest he and his aides says the advisor, was “ certainly fluence and released on a *80 OFF price will nominate a political liberal with Apple computer in his parents’ gar $1,000 bond pending a Jan. believed the president could win lackluster” and “ comparatively un views similar to those of Kennedy— age and went on to dominate the 3 appearance in West Hart FrM-ami4136 handily. But without the allure of eventful.” The memory of that experience in state government will views they believe will not be pop home-computer field, is not a slow ford Superior Court. now $349** that challenge, some political ad • 14 built-in stitches be an additional factor against ular with a majority of voters. But learner. And he had willing 3 visors to the president believe the • bullt-ln buttonholer 3 seeking a second term, the advisor the president’s people fear the teachers. case against running in ' 1164 will • push-button reverse Sen. Edward Kennedy, D-Mass., become decisive. believes. Democrats instead will nominate a moderate along the lines of Ohio not only agreed to co-sponsor the “ HE'S NOT all that enamored TWO IMPORTANT factors are .Sen. John Glenn, Arkansas Sen. Apple bill, but gave Jobs a cram Fire Calls on the other side of the president’s ’200 OFF with the idea of spending hlk 74th Dale Bumpers, or Reubin Askew, course in legislative strategy and through 78th birthdays In decision scale: former governor of Florida. tactics. The staff of Sen. John Dan- liM ieh-tfonlc* 2010 Washington instead of on his ranch First, he isn’t one to ran away Obviously not all of Reagan’s ad forth, R-Mo., explained to Jobs the now $1099** in Santa Barbara,” explained one .from a fight, and will have to visors are going on the premise that importance of eiilisting the support Andover Our latest, slate-of-the<]rt believe his first four years have w onder, w ith 2 9 stitches advisor. “ In addition, he’s bad the president won’t run again. Long of the eduaction lobby. Rep. Fortney Friday, 10:59 p.m. — a n d a m ic ro c o m p u te r! slgnlflcagt highs and he and Nancy made a significant impact on the time political consultant Lyn Nof- Stark, D-Calif., carried the ball for Possible structure fire. have tasted life at the top. Why direction of government before ziger, for example, held a con Apple in com mittee hearings. Hickory Drive, Coventry. should they hunger for four more deciding against seeking another troversial political gathering in the Even the White House lent Jobs a (South and North Coven t I S O O F F ixicw Fouch-tronic* 2006. 'Nventy-tive stitch try, and Eagleville) years of it? four years. And second, Reagan will capital recently, which was widely hand in the person of Lee Atwater, a memory machine, now S949.99. Plus a $75 Bond from Slngert Saturday, 10:39 a.m. — "Flhally, he faces an extraor have to believe the alternative can interpreted as trying to keep other presldentbil political aide. After didate chosen by the Republicans Automobile accident. Box U.S. Savings Bond 391 Broad St., dinarily tough, tough economy, with GOP candidates at bay and pull Jobs made his pitch to the top brass Mountain Road and Lake forms available at most economists saying our heavy has a reasonable chance of winning Reagan into the race. at the White House, the Treasury Street, Bolton. (Bolton and In 1964. all partiQipatIno stores. industry won’t rebound anytime The president himself insists be Department’s initial opposition to Manchester ambulance) Three leading GOP presidential soon. If, in June of 1184, unemploy doesn’t even know whether he’ll rpn the tax break was overruled. Sunday, 4:16 a.m. — Am Manchester ment is at 9 or 10 percent, the presi possibilities if Reagan decline to Footnotot An Apple spnitjMmfin |u. C'W^NiA. me. again: That’s almost certainly tide. bulance call, R iley Moun dent w ill be facing an uphill battle run will be Vice President George But, unless other m ajor factors slsted that the compnay la truly In tain Road, Coventry. ManchMtor Parkada all the way for reelectlon.” Bush, Senate Finance Committee enter the picture before Reagan an terested in the education beneflta of (North and South Coven "You think YOUR parents are bad! My folks 340 Broad 8t. 'The advisor, a Californian who Chairman Bob Dole of Kansas, and nounces his decision,, probably the donation scheme. "If all wo try) think MA TT DILLON was a TV character played Senator Majority Leader Howard Sunday, 4:49 p.m. — Manchaatar 646-7096 played a key role In Reagan’s 1100 within six to eight nionths, the odds wanted to do Is sell computers, we Automobile accident. by some actor named JAMES ARNESSI" campaign, also cites the president’s Baker of Tennessee. are against another Reagan cam would Invest the money In adver 043-4306 Route 44 and South Road, expc^ence as governor of Califor- "Even if the president does run. tising,’ ’ he said. paign. JBolton. (Bolton and We repair all brands of sewing machines. MuBchaater ambulance) f; MANCHESTER HERALD. MOn.. Dec. 13, 1962 — 9 8 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Mon., Dec. 13, 1982 M o n d a y T V ing December 1981 are pre CM M r't Palace Invitational ® - Moneyline (39 - Living Fsltti 6:00 P.M. sented. (90 min.) from Lae Vagaa. Nav. (S) “ Newscenter (8l ® - NBC News Overnight C£) ~ EyewKnets News Q i - KapoliM Ckilf HIghllghtt 10:30 P.M. ® - Sign Off ( B > Three's Compeny 5 $ - Better Health Monday (3D - Metropolitan Report ® - MOVIE: 'Uura' A girl is C B ® (S3) - N e w s (S )- Soledad murdered and the detective on 1:45 A.M. 05 - V id eo Ju ke b o x the case falls in love with her por GD ~ Buck Rogers (5) “ Entertainment Tonight (39 - M O VIE : "Thle Is Ehde’ A c- - Alfred Hitchcock trait. Gene Tierney, Clifton W ebb, tual footage and restaged scenes GD - Heppy Days Again (6) - Business Report (25 - Business Report Dana Andrews. 1944. depict the life and career of Elvis 0$ - Jack and the Beanstalk 7:30P.M . Quick, can you remember the O ) - Independent Network - MOVIE: 'Cocoanuta' This Presley. 1981. Rated PG. Jack encounters the Hungry Giant (B - P.M. Magazine names of the three Chipmunks? . N e w s story is based on the life arid and other characters in this ani work of George S. 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Rated ® - Late Night with David 2:30 A.M. ® - M*A*S“H @) - MacNeil-Lehrer PG. Letterm an ** CBS News NIghtwatch " Powerhouse Special Report - MOVIE: 'The Border' A CB ® ) - Sm u rfs X -m a s Special - Chipmunk Christmas (35 - Brideshead Revisited JIP (55) d5 CB (B - Cagney & Lacey The man wages war against corrupt 6:15P.M . ^5 " Peiicula: 'Joselito The smurfs rescue their arch ne Even though he is scheduled to (35 - Festival of Faith police precinct is confronted by a border guards who manipulate (3D-MOVIE: 'The Dastructore' Vagabundo' mesis from a diabolical stranger. play at Carnegie Hall, Alvin gives 0S) - NCAA Instruct ional variety of problems. (60 min.) (55 - Twilight Zone the lives of Mexican immigrants. A Government agent la assigned Series @ ) - Madame's Place away his harmonica to a poor boy to investigate a robbery at an dS) - MOVIE: 'The Legend of as a Christmas gift. (R) (B - N o w s (S) - Sports Tonight Jack Nicholson. Valerie Perrine, ® - Barney Miller the Lone Ranger' W hen the Cav Warren Oates. 1982. electronics firm which has just The Savings Bank of Manchester shows you 6:30P.M . CB - Leonard Bernstein 55 - Newscenter perfected a laser ray-gun. Richard - More Real People endish gang sets out to kidnap 9:00 P.M. C o n d u cts (B “ W KRP in Cincinnati 55 - S ig n O ff 1:00 A.M. Egan. Patricia Owens, John Eric- Ulysses S Grant, the Lone Ran CB ® - M*A*S*H Morale falls (B - CBS News 8:00P.M . ger and Tonto ride to the rescue. 0D - Independent Network - Peiicula: 'La Graduada' CB - Carter Country son. 1967. at the 4077th when booze is pro N ew s CB CB * Square Pegs Patty tries Klinton Spilsbury, Jason Ro- -* ESPN SportsCenter 0D - Barney Miller hibited during a heat wave. (^ - Madame’s Place ® - MOVIE: ’Columbo: A (35 to prove her theory that glasses bards, Michael Horse. 1981. (32) - Golf: 1982 World Match - Pony’s People In Sports Matter of Honor' When Colum- (S) - Crossfire C l 2 ) decrease popularity. Rated PG. j:; CB - The Merv Show P lay Ch a m pio n sh ip Coverage of how to get more out of the mon^ market 11:30P.M . bo's car stalls while on location, ^ - NBC News (B 03) - NFL Football: Dallas at the World Match Play Champion 55 - Twilight Zone CB - P M. Magazine (55 - All Creatures Great an^« CB CB - Hawaii Five-0 the local police pressure him into (S3) - MOVIE: 'Improper S m all H ouston ship from Wentwonh, England. helping with an investigation. 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Thrall, 60, of 673 Spring the Canadian border and Maine of Hampshire, bringing little snow to Conlinued from page 1 St., president of Manchester Bus ficials said some of the homeless slopes to the disappointment of ski Service, died early Sunday morning were checking into ' psychiatrio operators. Itchen helpers the driveway clearing in the area at Hartford Hospital. He was the was confined to the basic shovel and hospitals to flee the cold. The snowy weather in husband of Shirlie (Chagnon) Thrall. snow pusher. The cold snap — a shock compared Massachusetts spelled trouble fof He was born in Manchester on While most of the roads appeared to last Monday’s 70 degree high in the Miami Dolphins football team Attentipn Santas: the cook in your life might not own a potato hook Sept. 16, 1922, son of Fred E. Thrall clear in the midday semi-sun, colder Boston — was forecast to let up and made a hero out of convicted of Manchester and the late Bernice temperatures brought patches of ice ’Tuesday and the snow stopped or burglar Mark Henderson. (Nelson) Thrall, and had been a dwindled to only flurries early today to spots on the roads, particularly at By Susan Plese • n w ’: B.: A South Street in Coventry, East lifelong resident. He was president intersections. as the storm moved out to sea. Henderson, working at Schaefer ■ jk \ Herald Reporter Catholic teacher, French cook of Manchester Bus Service for the “ I really love it; 1 wish it would The freezing temperatures and Stadium in Foxboro on a work and cookbook author? What past 29 years. He was a veteran of snow again tonight,” said Mike Kel high winds complicated firefighters’ release program, drove a plow out She’s up to her eyeballs in wire r.. I would she like more than World War 11, serving in the U.S. Air V 1 ' ly, the Tyre Man on Broad Street. efforts to deal with several weekend on the snow-covered field to clear a whisks. If he gets one more wok anything else for her kitchen? Corps. He was a member of Center m He was happy because he sold a lot fires in the region and a number of path for New England Patriots' he’s going to open an Oriental “ I already have it,” she says. Congregational Church, a member of snow tires. Salem, Mass., firemen suffered in place-kicker John Smith, who supply store. “ It’s the Robit Coupe, the of the Veteran Motor Car Club of juries slipping on ice-encrusted Rod Offin of the neighboring succeeded to give the Patriots a 3-0 They’vle already got an electric' • original Cuisinart food Connecticut Valley Region and a Capitol Tire said he has been selling roads and fire equipment in quelling win. fry pan, a set of copper bottom processor.” (There’s that gadget member of the Musical Box Society . a $100,000 warehouse blaze. snow tires all along because people pots, 57 gourmet cookbooks, and again). International, Police reported dozens of fender- Several members of the Dolphins .■ got caught by surprise last year and three lemon zesters. ’ "But I tell my children He was educated in Manchester bender accidents in southeastern voiced their objections to Hendersoq were frightened. He said everybody What can you buy for your measuring cups and measuring schools and was a graduate of New England, which bore the brunt after the incident. But the Dolphins waits until the last minute to put kitchen-loving friends? Lots, if spoons and enough bowls for Manchester High School, class of of the storm, but no deaths were said they would not protest the them pn, however, and he himself you let your imagination fly. And heaven’s sake so I won’t run 1940. He also attended American reported. game even though Henderson had had his tires put on Saturday. you don’t even have to spend a lot out.” Cook Julian prefers the International College in Springfield. Herald photo by Saviste The National Weather Service not earlier plowed a patch for a NEW ENGLAND'S first storm of of money. large glass bowls to plastic or Mass. reported some 13 inches in some Miami kicker. the winter blasted Massachusetts’ “ (A customer) went crazy stainless. Besides his wife and father he \ sections of Cape Cod, about 8 inches Cape Cod with more than a foot of In the hardest-hit area, some 500 over potato hooks,” says Bar “ I’d love to get a set of really leaves three sons. Mason Thrall of Decking the halls south of Boston, up to 5 inches in snow, stranding 500 visitors over weekend visitors to Nantucket bara Chemistruck, owner of good knives,” she continues. “ I Vernon, and Robert Thrall and Ran Rhode Island and as much as 4 in Marie Maxim, left, and Jane Swann, members of the Perennial night on Nantucket Island, and Island off Cape Cod, where 3-foot Unique Kitchen and Bath like carbon steel — they’re old dall Thrall, both of Manchester; a ches in coastal Connecticut. whipped up stormy seas that sunk a drifts were reported, were stuck Boutique, 38 Oak St. fashioned and you have to sister, Mrs. Frank (Elizabeth) Planters Garden Club, put finishing touches on the decorations fishing trawler. But the storm, which swept up out overnight when the weather halted sharpen them. I can get along Clark of Manchester; and seven at Whiton Memorial Library. Club members keep the library Temperatures were forecast to of the Carolinas, missed the ski plane and ferry service for the 30- FO R T H O S E of you who have with four — a paring knife, grandchildren, all of Manchester. decorated with seasonal flowers all year. At Christmas the !& drop as low as 20 below today along country of Vermont and New mile trip to the mainland. never met the gadget, a potato cleaver, sturdy knife and slicing Funeral services and burial will decorations are more extensive, inside and out. hook is an aluminum rod that knife.” be private.. There are no calling hangs on the. oven rack so that 3 Mike Hiza, coordinator of hours. The Holmes Funeral Home, . potatoes don’t take up shelf space Hotel and Food Service Manage 400 M ain St. has c h a rg e o f At 7-11 store while baking. For $1.25, it makes ment program at Manchester arrangements. Memorial con a great stocking stuffer. Co'mmunity College, says his tributions may be made to the Car Bulgaria, For the pastry chef on your fondest wish is for a micro diology Service Fund in care of Police disband loiterers, arrest 2 list. Fairway Department Store, convection oven combination. Manchester Memorial Hospital. 975 Main St., has rolling pin “ The oven has a lot more ver Haynes Street. Manchester covers, two for 79 cents. “ People satility,” he says. “ Baked items Italy recall seediings, and some drug paraphernalia. Edward W. Norria In an attempt .to disband a group of On Dec. 4, after noting there had been who do a lot of baking like rolling can be browned; there is Edward Walter Norris. 69, of teenagers who allegedly hang around a local previous complaints, police went to the store Simmons was charged I>ec. 5 with cultiva pin covers,” says Leo Juran, tion of marijuana, possession of' less than flexibility with the unit.” Bloomfield, died Saturday at his store and intimidate customers, police and held about eight oT the teenagers and Fairway owner. His other wish is for a Simac four ounces of marijuana, and possession of ’A home. He was the husband of Alma diplomats arrested two persons last week, they arrested two, including Octtorovich. There And if your favorite cook % appliance — the ice cream and drug paraphernalia. He was released on a L. Norris and the brother of Irving reported today. was no information today on the other person doesn’t own a rolling pin to sorbet maker or the electric $500 bond and ordered to appear in court Dec. E. Norris of Manchester. ROME (DPI) — Relations between In unrelated incidents, police also recently arrested. cover. Fairway can fix that, too. fresh pasta machine. “ Those are 27. He also leaves a son, John E. Italy and Bulgaria reached their worst arrested a man who allegedly karate-kicked Octtorovich was ordered to appear in “ We have old-fashioned rolling the fun things,” he says. Norris of Middletown, R.I.; two level in nearly 40 years with the recall of several windows out of buildings on Main Manchester Superior Court Dec. 20. pins that look like a big stick — \ .Still haven’t decided what your daughters. Mrs. Norma J. Smith of envoys from both countries amid Street, and another man who allegedly was In an unrelated incident, police arrested like mother used to have,” Juran cook would like? There’s more. Windsor and Mrs, Nazel N. charges Bulgaria was linked to the growing about 50 potfuls of pot seedlings in Edward Dumore, 17, of no certain address, ■ says. How about an electric flour sifter Leibenguth of Wethersfield; another shooting of Pope John Paul 11 and other his home. and charged him with first-degree criminal Water violation For $2.29, you can get the pin. for $12 in Unique Kitchen? brother, Elton-F. Norris of sensational crimes. Joseph Octtorovich, 18, of 458 Main St., was mischief. Police said that on Thursday Add a pastry cloth, some pin While you’re there, you could The town Water and Sewer Department Warehouse Point; and seven Carlo Rossi Arnaud, the Italian am charged with disorderly conduct Dec. 4 Dumore was reported to have kicked out in covers, then jazz it up with some check out the new dome convec reported a violation of the safe drinking grandchildren. bassador in Sofia, and Venelin Kozev. his following police surveillance of the 7-11 store karate fashion several windows at the cake testers, (stainless steel, 69 tion cooker that sits on top of a water act during the month of November. A m l Funeral services will be Tuesday, counterpart in Rome, were recalled on Green Road and attempts to disband Economy Electric Store on 810 Main St. ’The cents), an icing comb (to make Herald photos by Pinto conventional pot on the range and ■ color violation was recorded at the at 1 p.m. at Taylor & Modeen Friday and Saturday by their loiterers. damage was estimated at about $2,500. icing look pretty, $1) some pretty makes food cook faster. That’s Funeral Home, 136 S. Main St.. West governments. Police reported that the manager of the He was detained on $500 bond for a Jan. 3 Buckingham Station, with a color of 27 units. cupcake papers and a mini-tart KITCHEN GADGETS FOR THE COOK ON YOUR LIST The color standard for the monthly average is $39. Hartford. Friends may call at the Both countries said the recalls were store has said that about 12 teenagers court appearance. pan. Throw in a wooden oven There’s a caramel corn maker 15 units. . . . an assortment makes an Inexpensive gift funeral home Tuesday from noon for consultations, but the actions showed frequently loiter in the area of the store and In an unrelated police raid, Walter C. Sim shelf puller. Wrap them all up for $24.99 at Sears, and also a hot The state Health Department has granted until the time of the service. bilateral relations were at their worst intimidate — once with a knife — the mons. 50. of 290 Bidwell St., was charged with with a big red bow and you’ve got air popper for $17.99, for people the town an exemption for this test. The from about $4 to $6 a pound. Just selling for $12.50 at Lift the Latch says Shirley Sweeney, “ Funny you called,” says Memorial contributions may be point since World War 11. customers. The manager told police she has several crimes after police said they turned an imaginative gift for under $10. ^ who want their popcorn popped water is safe for consumption, according to make sure the lucky recipient Gift Shop, 977 Main St. They also saleswoman at Sears Roebuck DiRosa. “ I’m looking now for a made to the Memorial P’und of Bulgarian intelligence has been ac had to accompany some of the customers up a small amount of pot. ’They said they also Got a wine iover on your list? without oil. There’s also a Hot George A. Kandra, director of Public Works. has a grinder, since only the have fancy quilted bib aprons and Co. in the Parkade. Mrs. new set of pots and pans. I ’ll buy Emanuel Lutheran Church, 311 cused of involveme.it in the shooting of back to their cars because of the mischief. found about 50 potfuls of marijuana “ A great gift is the store and Shot hot water maker that will whole beans are sold there. from $12 to $15. Sweeney, when she isn’t selling my own Christmas,present.” Capitol Ave., Hartford. the pope, contact with Red Brigades pour wine cork,” says Ms. boil water for your tea in no Have you ever heard of a cook If your cook has more expen food processors in Sears, is busy DiRosa wants the pans lined in Anne S. Gilbert terrorists during the kidnapping of U.S. Chemistruck. The cork w ill seal sive itej(iuinbm .M(ii>«Rk ^Ul be r kitcheb mmkkng hom em ade &ilv«rstone, non-stick. eonUns. Anne S. (Sullivan) Gilbert, 75, of the wine after it is uncorked, but worth his salt who had an And for the microwave cook, Gen. James Dozier and trying to under overabundance df herbs? ’Why Is still the food processor. 1 jam s, breads and sweets for He does most of the cooking for 58 Falknor Drive, died Saturday at can be reopened when you want Sears has microwave mine the .Solidarity union in Poland. OPEN SUNDAY 12-5^ not treat the chef with some un have a food processor I got last Christmas gifts. his wife and three daughters. But her home. She was the wife of the to pour the wine. It’s $2.50. accessories, since not all conven The allegations against the Bulgarians usual varieties. You can choose year that I use all the tim e,” says if DiRosa’s on your list, don’t late Harry Gilbert. “ For the klutz, we have the FO O D PRO CESSO RS can tional pans can be used in a stem from three separate investigations. from over 50 types at the Unique Oriental cook Ellen Tryba Chen bother with a seven-piece starter She was born Aug. 20. 1907 in cork retriever,” she adds. The cost as much as several hundred microwave oven. You can choose The magistrates leading the in Kitchen and Bath. of 50 Milford Road. set of pans. “ I ’ve got to have 20 Columbia and had lived in vestigations have been leaking some of retriever gets the cork out of the dollars. But there are a number between a bacon dish and a roast E Try herbs de Provence, a “ I used to hate to do pie crust,” to 25 pieces,” he says. Manchester for the past 58 years. bottom of the bottle. If you push of less expensive models on the rack — and anything in between. their findings to Italian and foreign mixture containing lavender, she says. “ Now I whip it up in a “ I would love to have that She was employed at Manchester it in by mistake. The klutz will market, some for as little as $30 Fairway has baskets from $1 reporters. fennel seed, basil, savory and minute. I never made quiche pasta machine,” says Mrs. Memorial Hospital as a charge have to pay for his carelessness with a manufacturer’s rebate. up, and those colorful English In brief, the allegations, as leaked to thyme. Or the Italian sausage before; I didn’t want to grate ail Sweeney. She’s referring to a $99 nurse, before retiring in 1973 She however; the retriever costs Sears has processors ranging tins in many sizes from $1.50 to the media are: Levis seasoning mix for the Italian that cheese. As a pianist, I hate model that was demonstrated in was a member of the Senior $3.25. in price from $59. Cook DiRosa $4. And if your favorite cook • That Bulgarian agents,' working cook. to have scraped knuckles.” Sears last week. Citizen’s, the AARP, and Meals on says he would only buy a hates to cook, you might get him through Turkish rightwing extremists, IF YOUR COOK prefers And if you really want to “ If I wanted a specialty item. “ I would love one of those pizza Wheels. Cuisinart — the top of the line. or her some kitchen scents. hired ’I’urkish terrorist Mehmet Ali Agca coffee to wine, you might choose splurge, try saffron, the world’s I ’d get a food processor,” says stones," she adds. Clay pizza She leaves two sons, Michael Cook Mrs. Chen, however, says Just a squirt of a handy and paid him to kill the pope. some unusual coffee beans. Ms. most expensive spice. Price is $4 Italian cook Peter DiRosa, also stones, which are placed under Gilbert and Doaald T. Gilbert, both • 'That Bulgarian agents suborned an she’s so happy with her “ under atomizer, and the kitchen will C Chemistruck stocks Hawaiian for half a gram. All other herbs known as mand bigger luxuries, she said. Am erica’s preoccupation with the better noise and air pollution con groceries, prepare meals, take to program the behavior of the By JO'Anne Byrne In addition, she said, the number once-ayear 20-pound turkey trol, and more easy-to-maintain and "Your Quality messages and use sensors to detect household so it uses energy in terms of mature couples settling into eliminates the possibility of any easy to repair appliances. BLOOMINGTON, Minn. (U P I) - smoke, fire and intruders. of our occupancy.” smaller homes is expected to grow further down-sizing in the standard Men’s Shop" In t'he borne o f tomorrow the The General Electric official Another speaker addressed the from 68.8 million to 75 million 30inch range.” A third speaker, Louis Benua, microcomputer will be aa plentiful made bis predictions in a speech at needs of the typical shrinking fami She said current trends in kitchen forecast an increase in major ly. during this decade. BEGAUSZ' a i the small motor is today, says the Slst annual National Home and laundry room equipment reflect appliance shipments in the second Ellen Cheever, head of a Although smaller families would VERNON engineer Jack Francis. Appliance Conference in an interest in combination half of 1983, althou^ they currently MANCHESTER Sacramento, Calif., kitchen design seem to need smaller appliances, TRI CITY PLAZA Francis says the day Is coming Bloomington recently. appliances; top-of-the-Iine mini lag 16 percent behind 1981. 903 M A I N ST firm, said young professional that’s not necessarily so, Ms. when robotic arms will put away the He said it is important “ to pick equipment; multiple appliances in a OPEN IVBRY NITS TIL 9KM singles or couples accustomed to Cheever said. Trusted Jewelers Since 1900 MON.-FRI. till •HXI groceries and whisk dirty dishes the items that would bring the most kitchen designed for more than one Eighty percent of the world’s jute, qiiality already make up 63.5 per “ Unless we shop every day, as SUNDAY 12-S OPEN SUNDAY 12-8 from the table, and a horn com- benefit. The challenge is to combine cook; energy-efficiency; efficient used in twine and packing m ateriel, DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER cent of home buyers. European families do, we need a 16 HarifoT(3 • New Britain • WesMarms Mail pMar will tend the fire, schedule a things ... to reduce energy consump placement of the microwave oven; comes from East Pakistan. ’They live in smaller spaces but de to 18 cubic foot refrigerator, and Am»«Ar MastA' Chs'Q* v Warranty deeds Peter M. Gallasso and Jean C. Gallasso to John M. Gorman, property at 20-22 Henry St,, $37,000 (based on from year to year fairly easy conveyance tax). in Pats' success Joseph L. Swensson Jr. Inc. to Robert E. Letendre and corporate resolution fix payment on a day in January Sandra A. Letendre, property at 74 Grissom Road, $71,- You can shift your personal income and deductions and wait until 1983 to send out the checks. 900 from year to year fairly easily, for it is mostly a niatter But be on guard: If a dividend is payable in FOXBORO, Mass. ( U P D - It was individual roles today,” Meyer said. final half minute. Richard J. Keeney to State of Connecticut, property of timing. The tax law gives you more leeway in timing December, you won’t defer tax merely by arranging to a game'piayed in wind and snow and "M osi and Mark are both sure “The weatherman helped,” ad on Tolland Turnpike. your personal deductions than in, say, your investments Your receive the check in January. You must be more careful dominated by fullbacks, but its out handed and sure-footed and that’s mitted Meyer. “ It’s a great win for Evelyn D. Hughes to Kent D. Pelletier and Mary Ann or business. For instance, here’s how to: Money's ibout your arrangements than this. come was determined by a kicker what we needed today.” the Patriots,” Pelletier, property at 91-93 Foster St., $83,000. Pull deductions into 1982: • If you operate an unincorporated business, you can and an inmate from a nearby prison. The Dolphins, who were shut out New England, 3-3 is suddenly alive Monroe B. Levis to River Milt Estates Limited • You can deduct charitable contributions in the year lut off some of your billings to shift taxable income into It took a 33-yard field g o ^ by John for only the second time in 188 in the playoff picture. Partnership, property on Hilliard St., $70,000, Worth you make them. Consider making two years’ worth of 1983. Smith with 4:45 left to lift the New ’games, relied on their fullback — "This was a game we had to win John J Zaviskas and Velma W. Zaviskas to Joaquim contributions in 1982 so you can claim a bigger deduction Sylvia Porter England Patriots to a 3-0 victory Andra 'Franklin, who had 107 yards and did,” said Van Eeghan. “ We’ve BE WARNED, however: If you have had a really A. Poco and Maria P. Poco, property at 411 N. Main St.. this year. over the Miami Dolphins Sunday. on 23 carries. But Miami, 4-2, was been up and down like a roller good year in 1982, you might be better o ff collecting the $39,000. • You can time some deductible taxes to your advan But it was an incident prior to the never able to drive further than the coaster all season. Maybe now w e’ll income this year instead of trying to spread it over two John J. Zaviskas and Velma W. Zaviskas to Carlos R. tage. As an illustration, if you are planning big-ticket kick that had the Dolphins upset. New England 19-yard line and in stay up,” years. Reashn: The big 1982 income may qualify you for Pena and Maria A Pena, property at 411 N. Main St., purchases early in 1983, you can increase your 1982 sales Mark Henderson, a convicted terceptions by the Patriots’ Don Van Eeghan. who had 100 yards on $39 000 tax deduction by buying now. Another common move: ’The tax law says you must deduct the prepayment on a five-year income averaging (as explained in the burglar from nearby Norfolk Blackmon and Roland James halted 22 carries, credited the Patriots Linda I. Gray to Riccardo Taddei and Aurora Taddei, prepay your estimated state income taxes. pro rata basis over the life of the loan. previous column. Schedule G, covering income Correctional Institute and a desperation Dolphin drives in the offensive line. propertv at 225-227 Center St.. $83,000 • Your medical expenses are deductible in the year Push income into 1983: averaging, has been generally simplified) and income member of the Schaefer Stadium Michael S Zavada and Maria F. Zavada to Gilberte D. paid. So if you schedule 1983 dental and medical Shifting income is slightly more difficult than shifting averaging may result in a lower tax bill for you. maintenance crew, was instructed Clavettc and Barbara A. Flanagan, property at 30 Devon checkups in the immediate future (and pay for them in deductions. If the money is available to you, you can’t Eligibility: Your 1982 Uxable income must be at least by Patriots coach Ron Meyer to Drive. 1982) , you can boost your 1982 deductions. As a general defer the tax by simply deferring the receipt. For exam $3,(KX) more than 120 percent of the average of your drive a snowplow, across the field Carole M. Trymulak to David S. Bodner and Jeanne L. rule, though, you can’t currently deduct a prepayment ple, if you have your company hold this year’s last taxable income from the preceding four years. during a timeout to clear a path for Bodner. property at 120 Hawthorne St., $59,000. \ unless you’re under legal obligation to make it (for in paycheck until 1983, it’s still taxable to you in 1982. But Calculate this quickly at once — and then decide on shif- Smith’s attempt. Several members Paul Rodney Sultzbach II and Laurie Gqrdon and stance, advance payment for a parent’s medical ser there remains some room for timing. ting. . of the Dolphins voiced their objec Sultzbach, to Mary L. Anderson, property at 176 E. Mid Important: Don’t worry about moving too much vices in a nursing home), • If your company plans on paying you a year-end tions to Henderson after the inci dle Turnpike. $58,000. taxable income into 1983. Your primary concern right bonus, you have a special opportunity. Since your cotn- dent. 3 S PE C IA L FO R 1982: This strategy takes on special Winifred K. John.son to Linda J. Hardgrove and now shouid be locking in the lowest possible taxable in "Th e Dolphins weren’t happy,” significance in 1982. Reason: Starting in 1983, you get a pany probably uses the accrual method of accounting, it Russell D Hardgrove. property at 342 Woodbridge St., come for 1982. said Henderson, who is on a work- medical deduction only if your expenses exceed 5 per can deduct your bonus this year. But if your company $61,000 (based on conveyance tax) You have plenty of time — more than a year, in fa c t— release program. “ They called me a cent of your adjusted gross income. You only have to doesn’t authorize the bonus to be paid until January, the Louis J. Cormier and Leona P. Cormier, to Charles H. to plan your income and deductions for 1983. In the lot of names that I don't dare say," exceed 3 percent in 1982. Result: It is doubly important, bonus is taxed to you as 1983 income. It should be simple Keen 111 and Kelly A Keen, property at 176-178 S. Main meantime, you get the tax benefit of your deductions Smith insisted that the pain did therefore, Prentice-Hall stresses, to pull 1983 medical to work out an advantageous payment date for your St . $41,000. now, instead of waiting until the spring of 1984 when you not help him because he had already expenses into 1982. bonus with your superior officer. UPl photo Louis J. Cormier and Leona P. Cormier to Edward P file your income tax return covering the new year of cleared one himself. Miami coach In general, interest is deductible in the year paid. But • A stockholder in a closely held company that is Sullivan, propertv at 176-178 S. Main St., $41,000. v 1983. Don Shula said the Dolphins would you can’t prepay interest and deduct the full amount. paying a dividend can also defer income to 1983. Have a Purnell Corp to Salvation Army, property at 669 Main LINESMEN GET INTO ACT IN BUFFALO not protest the-game. St., $50,000. . . . seperating Sabres’ LIndy Ruff and Whalers’ Mickey Volcan “ When the sweeper game out it Philip C. Rober to J&G Associates, property at 12 was not under our control or Birch St , $12,000 jurisdiction in any w ay,” said Frank Lukacs and Jeanne M Lukacs to Joseph B. referee Bob Frederic. “ We very Myers Jr. and Charles A. Lindicy-Myers, property at 37 clearly told coach Shula that we Wilfred Road. $58,000. would also have swept an area for Alfred B. Tychsen and Marie Tych.sen to Paul Rodney them had they tried a field goal.” Sultzbach 111 and Laurie Gordon Sultzbach, property on In the third quarter, Miami’s Une Hamilton Drive, $101.0()0. AAillen difference Von Schamann attempted a 45-year field goal but it has blocked by the Quitclaim deeds Patriots’ Ken Simns. Henderson did John M Groman to Alberta S. Groman and John M. not plow a patch for Von Schamann. Groman, property at 20-22 Henry St. The Insured Money Fund Account Frustrated in their first quarter Joan Dietz h'oord to Elena M, Case and Almost R. attempt to run to the outside with Case, property at 59 Coburn Road, $75,000. in Whalers' win halfback Tony Collins, the Patriots Elena M. Case and Almost R. Case tp Joan Dietz From Heritage Savings later went to the fullbacks, Mark Van Eeghan and Mosi Tatupu. The UPl photo Foord, life use of property at 59 Coburn Road. BUFFALO, N .Y. (U P I) — When Elizabeth A. Anderson to Glenn R. Anderson, proper pair combined for 181 of New Buffalo coach and general manager SHORT GAINER FOR TONY COLLINS tv at 43 Bell ,St “I think our defensemen did a terrific job of England’s 199 yards on the ground. Insurance. TOur .Monev ITinil .Ac Liquidity. A'ou have" access to your Scotty Bowman talks, hockey State Department of Transportation to Abbie Etta It's wlial yoii'\c wanted for a long “ A lot of people had to sacrifice . before tackle by Dolphins’ Mike Kozlowski .Monev Fund Account by check, or in experts listen. letting me see the puck tonight. They moved Hagedorn. property on Oakland Street. lime A safe, insured, imii|uel> eon\en- count deposits are insured up to ■person. .And vou decide the amounts After his team lost a 3-1 decision State Department of Transportation to Abbie Etta SIDD.IMM) hv the I SI.IC. a g o v e rn m e n t guys out in front so I wasn't screened too lent \\a\ to earn high returns without Sunday to the Hartford Whalers — ;igenev \o monev fuiul ev er offered of'your withdraw als. I'niike the Hagedorn. access to Doming Street. the restriction s the m one\ fun d in- who crept within nine points of the monev funds, you can control nearly much. ’ NFL roundup . United Bank and Trust Co to Ronald B. Gutfran, sesimeius impose. T he hetter way in you such security. SabreS for the fourth and final Dolores P. GuUran, Allen W. Giesey and Maria P. everv aspect of your Money Fund Ac Greg Millen vestment is the Insured Money Fund playoff position in the N H L’s Adams Giesey. property at 81 Mountain Road, $74,000. Investm ent Ease. Anv indiv idual or count investment. A eeou n t. it s w a itin g lo r \ou at the Division — Bowman had words of Mark E. Connors to Mark E. Connors and Barbara J. business can open and maintain, a praise for one Whaler In particular. Connors, propertv at 631 N. Main St. hetter wav hank — Heritage Savings, pass and fired a 50-foot slapshot past 17 shots in the first two periods. high viekl Money Fund Accouni w ith a W ith H erita ge Sav ings .Money ‘ T d like to be able to play the way James E Mistretta to Sandra L. Mistretta, property heginning Deeemher I t Millen td spoil his shutout bid with Capitals 4, Bruins .3 Canadian washout deposit of Si.SOt).’ .Make deposits or they (H artford) did and still win the E Fund Account, you can now heat the at 130 Prospect St. 2:42 remaining in the game. At Landover, Md., Dennis Maruk Here’s what’s belter about the withdrawals at any Heritage ol- game. It wasn’t a case of Hartford Merlin McKinley Hudson to Clifton L. Hudson and monev funds at their own game. It's Bowman then pulled Sauve with 28 scored two goals as Washington Money Fund Acetrunt. Tice — or hv mail if you prefer. Since playing physical or anything like herself, property at 205 Adams St. the better wav to invest at the better that,” said Bowman, ” It was seconds remaining, but the move extended its unbeaten streak to nine vour investment is made locally and Thomas P. Vaughn to Susan M. Vaughn, property at T he .Monev Fund Aeeount w ill pav wav bank. H erita ge Sav ings. Millen. He was the difference. He backfired when Francis scored into games. With the score 2-2 entering 245-247 Oak St , $13,200. vou high monev market interest. Hut iianvlleil loealiv. your deposits begin was the star of the gam e.” the empty net 12 seconds later to ice the third period, Maruk deflected a new Raider hero Susan Vaughn to Thomas P Vaughn, property at 245- the game. pass from Brian Engblom over because vou pay no lees, service earning interest immediately A'our To put it mildly. Whalers 247 Oak St., $13,200 “We’re starting to play better Boston goalie Mike Moffat. Bengt charges', or (.onneetieut State monthiv Money Fund Account state goaltender Greg Millen did stifle Abbie Etta Hagedorn to Stale of Connecticut, proper hockey," said Whalers’ Coach Larry Gustafsson scored at 8:57 to pul the 14 advantage. the first quarter. ment gives you a review of all account O Tf»f rri«, dn«l < ond' Bowman’^' Sabres, stopping all but By Ira Kaufman Div idends tax, vour actual Monev .Id-, .32, Huccanci-rs 1 7 tv on Tolland Turnpike. itr, D d ia n rv one of 41 shots, and stopping all of 19 Kish. “ Installing discipline and a de Capitals ahead'4-2. I’ lunkett then completed passes of C Fund Aeeount yield is hetter than an activitv Monev funds just can't offer cti iri ».arn UPl Sports Writer Freeman Mc.Neil scored twice in John P. McKenn to Carol McKeon. property on Rich Buffalo put on him in the first cent attitude here has been the Rangers 4, Devils 0 14 yards to Muhammad, 29 yards to vou this lev el o f conv en ien ce. a 64-second span of the first period mond Drive equivalent monev fund rate period. Two goals by Ron Francis toughest challenge I ever had in At New York, Mark Pavelich and Los Angeles Raiders’ owner A1 Cliff Branch and 18 yards to to give the Jets a 14-0 lead before the Emily Aspinall to William R. Aspinall and Jean S. and another by Blaine Stoughon here eighteen years. It takes more than Mike Rogers each collected their Davis, a devout believer in the big- Christensen before unloading the TD Tampa Bay offense even hit the Aspinail. property on Cedar Street all the Whalers needed. just a coach to Quebec 0 2 1 - 2 Ohicago 1 2 4 -7 Firs!F in ! period — A Sutter 10 (Lyslak, WlW), 8:». Scoreboard Penaltles-Dul^t, Que, 13'3il feature Indian win Hockey Gardner, Chi. 18:43; Fox. Chi. 18:31. Second period-2, Chicago. Granacker stuffing home a rebound. Sutter 11 (Preston, Lysiax). » \ *4 Three powerplay goals, Including It was a penalty filled affair with 15 Manchester came back at 2:28 of the 6:36. 3. ' Quebec, ClouUer the game-winner with 28 seconds 26 minutes tacked on Manchester (Goulet, Hunter), 11:48. 4, and 22 on Bethel. ’The visiting Wild middle session to draw even on a Chicago. Larm er 12 (Lyslak, left, lifted Manchester High past A. powerplay goal. Trudon, on a Wilson), 18:28. ^ Quebec, Mia NE P itt Buff Cotton Bowl 15, Lister 62 04 0. Cowens 67 60 0. Bethel High, 4-3, in the 1982-83 ice cats were O-for-8 on the powerplay Stastney 13 (Hunter, Cloutier), At Dallas backhand flip into the top comer, NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE • F irst downs 16 IS F irst Downs 6 Winters 7-19 04 14. Criss 1-2 04 2, hockey opener for both schools .while the Indians were Mor-11; a Wales Conference 19:46. Penalties - Rochefort. Rushes-yards 36-176 43—196 Rushes-Yards 22-96 Southern Methodist (104-1) vs. Pitts Pressey 62 04 0. ToUls 45106 23-25 120. Saturday night at the Bolton Ice fact noted by ’Tribe Coach Wayne scored with an assist from Keith. Patrick Division Que, 17:14. Passing yards SO U Passing Yards 8 b u r g (62), 2 p.m. Indiana » 21 3127-108 ’The Wildcats’ Richie Allen made W L T PU. OF GA Third period-^. Chlc^. , _ Sacks oy-yards 0 - 8 2-17 Sacks by-Yards 1-6 Rose Bowl Milwaukee S 30 M 28—120 Palace. Horton. 17 12 124 lOS Marsh 2 (Gardner, Cyr 8:»). 7 Return yards 52 IB Return Yards 73 At Pasadena, Calif. Three-point goal-Ford. Fouled oul- it 2-1 less than a minute later before NY Islanden Football Michigan (63) vs. UCLA (61-1), 5 p.m. Soccer Bill Chambers’ second goal of the ‘"Three-for-ll on the powerplay, I^iladel^ia 16 11 121 im Chicago. Sutter 12 OB. Munrsy, Passes 9-16-2 2 -5-1 Passes 4-22-3 None ToUl fouls-Indiana 27. Milwaukee Trodon, again on a powerplay, made NY Rangers IS 13 123 119 Lyslak 4:02). 8. Clou Punts 5-6Z2 4 - » J Punts 9-46.7 Orange Bowl ®. Rebounds-Indiana 35 (Kellogg 11). evening with less than a half minute that was a big difference. We tier 18 (Hammel 6:42). 9, At Miami it 2-2 with assists from Chambers Washington 12 9 107 107 Fumbles-lost 1-0 2-0 Fumbles-Lost 1-1 Milwaukee 50 (Johnson 10). AssisU- left made it a successful opening capitalized on the powerplay. ’Three- Pittsburgh e9 16 101 136 Chicago Gardner 9 (Marsh, Penalties-yards 1-5 1-6 Penalties-Yards 7-47 Nebraska (IM) vs. Louisiana State (6 Indiana 25 (Sichting 6). Milwaukee 38 for-ll is nothing to sneeze at,” he and Duff. ^ New Jersey 6 21 91 14B H i^ n s 13:(ff). 10, Chicago. Time of possession 31:8 28:8 Time of Possession 21:42 2-1). 8 p.m. (Winters 10). A -03». night for the Silk Towners. Adams Division l^tUr 13 (Lysiax, Preston Sugar Bowl Chambers, on a 3-on-l break, dug cited. Montreal 18 7 6 149 106 19:48). Penatllea-Hunter, Que. INDIVIDUAL LEADERS Individual Statistics At New Orleans MAJOR INDOOR SOCCER LEAGUE 126 lOS 5:54; Marois, Que. major Georgia (11-0) vs. Penn State (161), 8 PHOENIX (94) the puck out of the comer and The Manchester penalty killers — Horton was pleased with the line Boston 17 9 6 RUSHING - Miami-Franklin 23-107, RUSHING-Pittsburgh-Harris 1342, Pol Lucas 4-15 M 9, Nance 84 1-1 17, Eastern Division Quebec 15 12 3 143 U7 (misconduct). 5:54; Savard, Nathanlan I 1040, Vigorito 1-13, Woodlw 447. lard 24, Hawthorne 3^, Stoudt 3-15, p.m. W L Pet. GB Mark Keith and Dan Senkow on the of Tradon-Chambers-Duff that ac Chi, 5:54; S e ^ rd , Chi, major Jan. 15 Adams 3-14 04 6, Davis 11-19 60 22, skated to the slot area. He used Buffalo 12 12 6 119 KB New England-van E^ghen 2MOO, Tatupu Davis 14. E^ffalo-Cribbs 30-143, Leaks 16 Macy 7-12 56 20, Scott 23 43 8, Johnson Cleveland .875 backline with Duff and Chambers up counted for all the Indian scoring. Hartford 9 17 3 101 140 (misconduct), 5:54; DuPont, , Collins 7-18, Grogan 14. 43, Feguson 1-mlnus 2. East-West Shrine Baltimore .88 linemate Dan Duff as a decoy, Que. 10:56; McRae, double NY Jets At Palo Alto, Calif., 3 P.m. 23 54 4. Thirdkill 2-6 04 4, High 23 04 front along with Brett Factors and “That line I listed before the season Campbell Conference PASS|'n G ~ - MlamPWoodiey *-UM-76. PASSING-Plttstergh-Bradshaw 2-13-2- 4. ToUls 4145 12-15 94. New York .667 drawing the Bethel defenseman’s minor (misconduct), 16:S7; Cincinnati New England-Grogan 24-1-13. Hula Bowl .625 2 Norris Division LA Raiders 3. Stoudt 6161-29. Buffalo-Ferguson 1626 PORTLAND (») Buffalo attention away for a moment by Chris Verbridge — also drew parise did what I thought they would. ’They W L T PU. GF GA Wier, Que. 16:57; Hunter, Que, RECEIVING - Miami-Hardy M7. 2-163. At. Honolulu. 5 p.m. Chicago 6 8 2 doubiemlMr, 16:57; Hig^ns San Diego Jan. 22 Carr 4-11 23 10. Nall 515 7-10 19. for their hard work. came up with four goals and that’s Chicago Nathan 2-14, Franklin 14, Harris 243, RECEIVING-Pittsburgh-Smith 14. Cooper 7-14 33 17. Paxson 515 510 20. Mempnis .48 4 faking a pass, and then skated in to Chi, minor-major, 16:57; B. Buffalo Vigorito 14, Rose 14. New England- H arris l-minus 3, Swan 249. Buffalo- Senior Bowl Pittsnurgh 250 5 Indian goalie Pat McNamara also ■ what we needed.” Minnesota Stastny. Miami Valentine 3-13 44 10. Lever 64 33 16. stuff home a 2-footer past goalie Bob St. Louis Murray, 16:57; P. Dawson M 6 Butler 670. Holt MO. Tuttle 341. Barnett At Mobile. Ala., noon. Western Division played a role as he kicked out 18 of Que. 18:24. n ttstw g h Gold Bowl Verhoeven l4 1-2 3, Judkins 1-2 54 2. Phoenix 7 .778 Genest. Detroit S e ttle 14, Piccone 142. Cribbs l-minus 2, Townes 61 54 0. McDowell. 61 2-2 2. Toronto Shots on goal—Quebec 9-10-7- Mosley 14, Bram mer 1-1. At Anaheim, Calif. San Diego 5 .466 3 21 shots. Included were a pair of The second-year Indian coach was New England Japan Bowl ToUls. 3435 3641 8 . The clubs had gone into the third Smvthe Division 26. Chicago ^ ^ Miami 0 0 0 0-0^ St. l.x)uis 4 444 3 stops on 2-on-O breaks by Bethel. concerned with the penalty minutes. Goalies — Quebec, Bouchard. Cleveland At Yokohama, Japan, 10:06 p.m. Phoenix 21262918 — 94 3 period even at 2-2 before Bethel’s Eklmonton 14 11 7 35 ISO 136 New England 0 0 0 6-3 Portland 2525 20 29 - 8 Wichita 3 .429 .U s Angeles 13 11 5 31 107 106 Chicago, Bannerman. A—18.132. Denver Kansas City 4 .48 3^ Dave Dillon made it 3-2 with 9:28 “He just held his ground and made He said his sextet would work on Houston NE-FG Smith S3 Pittsburgh 0 0 0 60 Three-point goals — Lever, Fouled Out Vancouver 12 13 6 30 120 111 A-25,716 Buffalo 010 3 613 — none. Total fouds — Phoenix 29, Golden Bay 2 4 two super saves," Horton said of cutting that down considerably. Winnipeg 3 29 124 119 Kansas City Los Angeles 1 11 7».^ left. Chambers, less than three 13 12 Baltimore Buff-Leaks 1 run (Herrera kick) Portland 21. Rebounds — Phoenix 44 McNamara. “Our inexperienced Manchester returns to the ice Calgary 11 17 6 28 136 146 Pittsburgh 111—3 (Lucas 13), Porland 50 (Cooper 15>. Saturday's Results minutes later, tied it as he took a National Conference Buff-FG Herrera 34 Cleveland 5. Pittsburgh 3 defensemen just got caught up ice.” Wednesday evening against Masuk (Top four in each division qualify for Philadelphia 211-4 Det GB Buff-FG Herrera 19 Assists — Phoenix 25 (Macy 7). Portland centering pass from Eric Trudon Stanley Cup playoffs.) W L T Pet. PF PA Baltimore 6. Kansas City 5 First period-1. Philadelphia, Holmgren Washington 120 1(H First downs 21 17 A46346 19 (Paxson 5). Technicals — none. A — I from behind the net and fired it Bethel opened the scoring at 3:29 High at the Bolton Ice Palace in an Saturday's Results 7 (Sutler. Howe), 9:27. 2, Philadel^ia, 12.(46. Phoenix 7. Golden Bay 3 Dallas JOO 121 76 Rushes-yards 46-156 - -- Skiing Sunday's Results of the first period with Frank 8:50 start. Boston 4. Chicago 2 Flockhart 16 (Taylor. McCrimmon), Green Bay 2 .657 144 115 home. Duff also drew an assist here. Hartford Philadelphia 4 Passing yards 141 156 New York 4. Chicago 3 (OT) 1, 14:30. 3, Pittsburg. Price 1 (Jonathan. Atlanta 3 500 153 119 Sacks by-yards 9-49 2-16 Chi Sea UPl photo N.Y. Islanders 7. New Jersey 1 McClelland), 17?57. Penalty—S^ d e n , MICHIGAN (65) Wichita 9, Los Angeles 7 Minnesota 3 600 108 tt Return yards 236 194 F irst downs 19 17 Monday s Games Detroit 6. Toronto 2 Pit, 9:16. Rushes-yards 316-97 29-18 Rellford 2-2 62 4. Person 611 60 12. Winnipeg 4. U.s Angeles 3 Detroit 3 600 KB 96 Passes 15-33-3 19-62-5 McCormick 13 59 8. Rockeymore 7-14 04 (No Games Scheduled) Second period—4. Philadelphia. Slnlsalo NY Giants 600 103 67 Passing yards 213 164 RICK ROBEY Quebec 7. Pittsburgn 4 3 (unassisted), 2:34. 5. n ttsM rg h , Baxter 3 Punts 4-43.6 8-405 14. Turner 54 44 14. Jokisch 24 13 5. Tuesday’s Games n . Louis 3 600 101 114 Fumbles-lost 1 -1 (M ) Sacks uy-yards 4-32 2 - 8 Montreal 3. Buffalo 2 5 (unassisted). 11:07. Penalties—Marsh. Return yards 2 156 Henderson 13 43 6, Pelekoudas 1-1 04 2. (No Games Scheduled) . . . scores for Celts Vancouver 3. St. U u is 1 Phi, 10:32; Bullard. Pit, 10:32; C^o^rane, New Orleans 3 0 600 77 106 Penalties-yards 8-79 6-06 Tarpley 61 61 0, Wade 04 04 0. Totals San Francisco 4 0 633 156 156 Time of pos.session 34:49 25:11 Passes 18-30-1 23-36-0 Minnesota 5. Edmonton 4 Phi. major, miaconduct, 11:44; Buskas, By United Press International. 25-tt 15-28 65. Tampa Bay 4 0 633 83 111 Punts 7-419 6-40.5 Men’s World cup Supergiant slalom 3 East downs Suffield Sunday’s ResulU Pit, 11:44; Holmgren, ral, 16:00; Price, Fumbles-lost 2 -1 0 -0 DETROIT (63) Washington 4. U ston 3 Chicago 4 0 633 77 112 Individual Leaders At Val d'Isere. France, Dec, 12 Blakey 4-9 61 8, D Chappell 9-17 7-14 PU, major. 20:00; Carson, Phi, major, Philadelphia 5 0 .167 108 135 RUSHING-Detroit-Sims 29-10^ Bussey Penalties-yards 6-10 5-41 1. Peter Mueller, Switzerland, 1 minute, Detroit 7. Calgary 3 20 :00. LA Rams 5 0 .157 122 159 541, Kane 6-15, Thompson 14, Danielson Time of possession 8 : 2 2:37 25. McNatt 13 1-2 3. Moore MO 23 4. Hartford 3. Buffalo 1 35.16 secoi^s. 2, Peter Luescher, Simms 24 33 7. S. Chappell 2-7 61 4 Celtics win Third period-6, Philadelphia. McCrim (Top eight teams in each conference 14, King 1-minus 5. ureen Bay-Ivery 7- Switzerland, 1:8.8. 3, Pirmin Zurbrig- Philadelphia 4. Pittsburgh 3 mon 1 (Wilson. Sutter), 7:49. 7. INDIVIDUAL LEADERS McAdoo 44 43 12. Bob McGinnis 61 04 qualify for playoffs.) 26, Rodgers 4-14, Ellis 64. gen, Switzerland, 1:8.77. 4. Franz 0. Curry 04 04 0 Totals 2340 1730 63 N.Y Rangers 4, New Jersey 0 PUtsbu^h. Baxter 6 ((Gardner, Bullard), Saturday's Results PASSING - Detroit -D anielson 14404- RUSHING - Chicago - Payton 14-40, Chicago 7, Quebec 3 19:40. Penalties-Hrynewlch, PU, 1:21; Heinzer. Switzerland. 1:8.03. 5, Thomas Halftime: Detroit 8. Michigan 35 New York Giants 23. Philadelphia 7 ISO, Hippie 1-60-minus 2. Green B ay- Suhey 11-36, McMahon 616, Moorehead 1- Buergler. Switzerland. 1:8.8. 6. Hans Fouled out—none. Rebounds—Michigan 36 behind Bird in ice opener, 5-2 Monday's Games Holmgren. Phi. 1:29; Chomey, n t , 1:29; San Diego 41,. San Francisco 37 6. Seattle—Zorn 4-41, Ivory 4-36, Brown ** - pjjJ jj.gj Dickey 7-19449, Whitehurst 1242-1-186. Enn, Austria. 1:8.51. 7, Jure Frankn, (McCormick 9). Detroit 35 (D. Chappell (No Games SchMuled) Wilson, Phi. 8:26; SUUer, .. Sunday’s Results Ivery 0-l-(M). 11-16, Smith 615. Hughes 613. Doomink Tuesday's Games Shots on goal—Pittsburgh* 64-10-22. Yugoslavia. 1:8.52. 8, Harti Weirather, 13), Assists—Michigan 15 (Turner 5). BOSTON (UPI) — When Boston’s New England 3. Miami 0 RECEIVING-Detroit-Slm s 441, Scott 66. Austria, 1:8.S8. 9, Bojan Krizaj, Toronto at Queb^. 7:35 p.m. Philadelphia n-lM7-45. PASSING - Chicago-McMahon 17-261- Detroit 12 (Simms 6). Total foul.s- U s Angeles at Washington. 7:36 p.m. Washington 12, St. Louis 7 345, Porter 2-23, Hill 143, Nichols 1-17, Yugoslavia. 1:8.61. 10, Christian Orlain- Larry Bird scores 36 ^ in ts and Not wanting to give potentially original shot. Kevin Hutt made it 2-0 shots, Vinnie White was between the Goalies—Pittsburgh. Dion. Philadelphia. Cincinnati 23. Geveland 10 199, Pavton 1-1-039. ^ ttle - Z o m 232-6 Michigan 23. Detroit 23, A—7286. Buffalo at N.Y. Islanders. B:(B p.m. Lindbergh. A—16.n. sky, Austria. 1:8.79. rallies the Celtics to victory, his dangerous Suffield High oppor two minutes later as he redirected a pipes for two periods for East and New York Jets 32. Tampa Bav 17 196. Also: 32. Ken Read. Canada. 1:8.32. Hartford at Minnesota. R;35 p.m. RECEIVING - Chicag teammates yawn. centering pass from Paul Roy. had eight saves while Charles Winnipeg at St. U uis. 9:06 p.m. Buffalo 13, Pittsburgh 0 53, Michael Brown. U.S., 1:39.16. 62, Tris tunities on the powerplay. East Minnesota 13, Baltimore 10 31. . Rodgers 1-16. Payton 749. Baschnagel < Cochrane. U.S., 1:8.60. 67. Andy Luhn, NEW YORK (UPI) - How the UPI By United Press International “What he did wasn’t exceptional," Catholic stayed out of the penalty Defenseman Jason Hanford also O’Connell worked the final 15 Boston 111—3 Detroit 30, Green Bay 10 1-7, Margerum M. S^ttle-Largent 6111, U.S., 1 :8 .8 . 68. Alan U uba, U .S. Top 20 college basketball teams fared $58.08 Mixed Team Classic Doomink 6 8 , Smith 618, Metzelaars 6 said guard Quinn Buckner on Bird's drew an assist. minutes and had six stops.. Gorman American Hockey U ague Washington 0 2 2 -4 Atlanta 36, New Orleans 0 1:40.02 . 70. Paul Mahre. U.S., 1:40 8 . 74. through games of Sunday, Dec. 12: At Largo. Fla.. Dec. 12 box and skated most of the night ^ First period-1, Boston. Bourque I Los Angeles Raiders 21. Kansas City 16 14, Walker 2-34. Hughe.s 1-10, Tice 1- (Par 72) performance Sunday night that led Suffield’s Bill Carney made it 2-1 had a standout evening in goal for Northern Detroit' 17 6 7 0-30 Bill Johnson. U.S.. 1:40.79. 75, Gary 1. Virginia (64) defeated Duke KM41. on-5 in registering a 5-2 win in the W L T Pts GF GA (McNab), 5:37. Penalties—Maruk, Was, S e ttle V . Chicago 14 minus 1. Athans. Canada. 1:40.98 . 77, Andy defeated Georgetown 6843 $18.08 the Celtics to a 126-112 victory over Suffield with 23 saves. “He played 6:00; B ( ^ n team (served by Palm er), Denver 27, Los Angeles Rams 24 Green Bay 0 0 3 7—10 2. Kentucky (54) defeated Detroit 83- Mahaffev-Carner 84743-70-268 1982-83 ice hockey opener for both at 11:38, on the powerplay, to slide Fredericton 18 5 3 39 121 71 Det—FG Murray 27 Chambers. U.S.. 1:41.11. 78, Robin no 9:41; Kluzak, Bos. 17.00; GusUfsson, Monday^ Game McLeish. Canada. 1:41.50. Stan 46; defeated Illinois 7647. $57.08 the Denver Nuggets. “That was the Eagle advantage. very well,” Mannix said of the Wild Nova Scotia 16 8 5 87 144 Det—Sims 1 run (Murray kick) 66474848-28 schools Saturday night at the Bolton M aine' 15 13 2 32 117 118 Was, 17:41. Dallas at Hou.ston, 9 p.m. Chicago 7 0 0 7—14 Hanson. Canada. 1:41.67. 81, Bob Talbot. - 3 Georgetown (51 > defeated Alabama Haas-Staev typical Larry Bird. When the game East made it 3-1 at the end of the cat netminder. Second period—2, Washington. Novy 9 Saturday, Dec. 18 Det—Scott 21 pass from Danielson Seattle 314 0 3 - 8 $36.08 Ice Palace. Adirondack 13 15 3 29 131 132 (Murray kick) Canada. 1:41.91. 8 . Douglas Lewin, U S.. SI 8-76; lost to Virginia 68-63, is on the line, he makes things period as Roy scored with an assist Hanford, and defense partner Sherbrooke 12 15 2 26 115 120 (unassisted). 10:19. 3. Washington. Maruk New York Jets at Miami, 12:30 p.m. Sea—FG Johnson 8 1:42.42. ffi, Chris Kent. Canada. 1:42.8. 4, UCLA (44) defeated San Jose St. 94- Fiori-King 70-704447-271 The Eagle icemen took only one 13 (Theberge). 16:59. 4. Boston, Pederson Det—FG Murray 27 Chi—Baschnagel 8 pass from Payton $26.88 Moncton 9 20 3 21 101 127 Los Angeles Ram s at Los Angeles Del—FG Murray 26 S2. Bob Slyaii. Canada, l;tt.62. 8 . Jeff 71, haiJpen " minor penalty in the cleanly played from Hutt. The latter with some Dick Freni, played well for East. 21 (Bourque. Park). 19:50. Penalties- Raiders, K p.m. (Roveto kick) Maclnnis. Canada. 1:46.49. 5 Memphis State (64) defeated Kent Couples-Stephenson 674572-47-272 Southern Park, Bos. 4:33; Park. Bos. 8:09; Det—Hall SB kickoff return (Murray 'The Celtics, who trailed by 17 affair that saw only four minors hard work in the left corner dug the “They played solid defense,” said Hershey 18 10 0 36 120 18 Sunday. Dec. 19 Sea—Zom 15 run (Johnson kick) Overall World Ski Cup Points Standings: St. 72-59; defeated East Tennessee St. 8- $20,08 Duchesne, Was. 12:48, Haworth. Was, kick) Sea—Walker 7 pass from Zom Geiberger-Sheehan 71474046-273 points in the second half, came back Mannix. “The only thing I’m con Rochester 14 12 4 32 122 127 St. Louis at Chicago, 1 p.m. GB—FG Slenerud 31 1, Mueller 40 points. 2, Weirather, 8 . 62 called altogether. “The referees puck out to Roy in the center and the .19:00; Washington team (served by New York Giants at Washington, 1 (Johnson kick) 3. (tied) Luescher and Franz Klammer. 6. Iowa (54) defeated Marquette 87-66; $18.08 St. Catharins 13 IS 2 28 124 157 GB—Ellis 1 run (Stenerud kick) 71457046-274 midway through the fourth quarter. said to me after the game it was a Eagle junior captain fired a quick cerned about is maybe they’re Baltimore 12 14 3 27 119 127 Gustafsson). 19:00. p.m. Chi—Suhey 2 run (Roveto kick) Austria 20 5, Zurbriggen 15. 6. Franz defeated Southern Cal 6645 Tewcll-Moxness Third period—6. Washington. Maruk 14 Pittsburgh at Cleveland, 1 p.m. A-6147S Sea—FG Johnson 31 Heinzer. Switzerl.jrd 14. 7. Conradin 7. Indiana (64) defeated Notre Dame $16,750 Trailing 99-94, Boston went on a 24-6 very clean and good game,” said wrister over Suffield goalie Steve trying to carry the puck out too Springfield 12 15 3 27 122 132 654849-73-275 New Haven 11 15 3 25 93 107 (Engblom, Novy). 3:56. 6, Washington. Minnesota at Detroit. 1 p.m. A-52,88 Cathomen. Switzorfand. 12. 8. (tied) 68-52; defeated Eastern Michigan 85-48. Thompson-Charbonnr . run to take a 118-105 lead with 2:35 East Coach Bill Mannix. “That’s Gorman’s stick-side shoulder. much. We have to work on that. Gustafsson 5 (Laughlin. Haworth), 8:57. Houston at Phlladeipnia, 1 p.m. Buergler and Helmut Hoeflehner. Austria defeated Wyoming 78-65 $13.58 Binghamton 10 16 3 23 18 124 Cle Cin B8-73-67-48-276 remaining. Bird scored 14 points in "Freshman Dave Olender scored “I was pleased with our goalten Saturday's Results 7. Boston. Crowder 12 (Bourque), 16:57. Green Bay at Baltimore. 2 p.m. First downs 12 19 II. 10. (tied) Enn and Read 10. 8 Missouri (54) defeated Temple 7648; Z(*eller-Ritzman something you can expect out of Penalties-M ilbury, Bos. 2;S4; Currie, Buffalo at Tampa Bay. 4 p.m. LA KC . Kite-Daniel 849-7549-276 Rochester 4. Adirondack 2 Rushes-yards 19-64 35-07 21 defeated Jackson St. 8641; defeated the final quarter, 10 in the streak East Catholic this year.” twice in the middle session for the ding again. All three will play,” he Was. 4:36: Park. Bos. 11:44. Kansas City at Denver, 4 p.m. F irst Downs Oregon St. 87-50, McCumber-Bradley 69-704571-276 Her.shey 10. Binghamton 3 Passing yards 18 ,io Rushes-Yard.s 24-66 31-79 that put the Celtics ahead. Kevin Eagles. Roy, who hit the post cited, referring to Chris Poshpeck, Shots on goal— Boston 6-154—21. New England at Seattle. 4 p.m. 4-34 9. Villanova (2-2) defeated Marist 9747; Graham-Brownlee 848-47-72-276 Not giving Suffield chances was Maine 5. New Haven 3 Sacks oy-yards 4-24 Passing yards 2M 206 8404573-276 .McHale notched 17 for the Celtics. , Baltimore 3. Moncton 3 (tie) Washington 6-13-6—27. New Orleans at Dallas, 4 p.m. Return yards 18 81 lost to Penn 84-80, Koch-I.,auer Mannix’ quest. “I felt the guys were minutes before, took a blast with currently sidelined with a broken Ctoalies—Boston. Moffat. Washington, Atlanta at San Francisco, 9 p.m. Return Yards 16 11 10. Houston 15-1) defeated Auburn V- $0,375 St. Catharines 7. Springfield 7 (tic) Passes 16-31-3 16-28-1 Passes 1S_33_1 19-36-0 But Bird has scored 30 points or a little tight but we talked about Olender on the spot to stuff home hand. He's expected back soon. Riggin. A-10,435. Monday. Dec. 20 Punts 5-38.8 5 - 8 6 65; lost to Syracuse 92-87. Strand-lx)pcz 75704840-277 Sund^'s ResulU Sacks by-yards 3-19 8-64 7148-714 7 -2 n more in seven of his last eight the rebound. That came at 9:29. East’s next outing is Thursday Fredericton 5. ^Itim ore 3 Cincinnati at San Diego. 9 p.m. Fumbles-lost 4-1 0-0 11. Alabama (44) defeated Southern Bean-Rizzo staying out of the penalty box. I Punts 4-383 4-37.5 Methodist 74-56; defeated Penn St 7547 Melnyk-Klass 75674574-277 Binghamton 3. New Haven 3 (tie) Penalties-yards ' 10-0 6-38 4-2 1-0 games. Olender made it 5-1 with an un evening against South Windsor at New Jersey 0 0 0-0 Time of possession 24;S7 S:(B Fumbles-Lost (3ol). Pate-Washam 674748-75—277 knew if we sk a t^ 5-on-5, we Maine 6. Nova Scotia 4 Wash StL Penalties-Yards 7-46 5-78 "Scoring is not the game,” he NY Rangers 211—4 18 19 12. Louisville (5-1) defeated Eastern $6,111 probably would be successful.” assisted goal at 12:39. Hartford Arena at 8:10. The Eagles Rochester 5. Adirondack 4 First Downs Time of Possession 2:51 37:09 7340-4749-278 Sherbrooke 5. St Catharines 1 First period-1, NY Rangers. Pavelich Rusbes-Yards 36-122 26-131 Individual Leaders Kentucky 82-53 Colbert-Bertolaccini said. “ 1 haven't been getting assists East opened the scoring at 7:38 Joe Carrier! closed out the scoring have never beaten the Bobcats, a 16 (Dave Maloney, H e d b ^ ) . 13:54. 2. 13. St. John's C74) defeated F airleigh Bryanl-Johnson 6044-74-71-278 Monday’s Games Pasting yards 170 225 RUSHINO-Cleveland-White 14. Hall 2- Indivkhul Leaden Pohf-Vxn Hoowe lately and it's a team game. I've for Suffield in the third period. fact of which Mannix is well aware NY Rangers. Johnstone 7 (Don Maloney. Return Yards 9 5 M. PnilU 1140, Sipe 67. Cox 1-0. DlrKInwm U7-«5-. defeated N iagara CU4U. with Ken West putting home a (No Games Scheduled^ RUSHING-l/w Aiweles-Allen 1647. 14 Tennessee (54) defeated Arizona 92- Hoch-Luckhurst 7244-7349-278 been hitting the shot so I’ve got to East had a final 28-15 edge in and wants to change. Tuesd^'s Games Rogers). 19:0B. Penaltiea-Lorimer, NJ. Passes 17-25-0 15-26-0 Cincinnati-Johnson 10^. Alexander 647, King 612. Kansas City-Delaney 13-32, 72404948-278 rebound with Mike Keeler taking the 7:50; Foliu. NYR. 10:38; Marini, NJ. Harris 1-minus 8, Anderson 744. 73; defeated New Orleans 7574. Nelson-White Binghamton at Baltimore Sacks 3 - » 6-18 JacKfon 1621, Hadnnt 613. Fuller 613. Jacobsen-Coles 75848-71-278 take it. When you're in a streak like Maine a( Fredericton 18:52. n m ts 6-416 2-406 PASSING - Geveland-Sipe 13-18-1-126. NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASSOC 15. Purdue (5-1) defeated Miami (Ohio) PASSING—Los Angeles-Plunkett 18361- 71-56. lost to South Carolina 8-53 Coody-Haynie 7046-7572-278 , this, you've got to take it. Adirondack at StT Catharines Second period—3. NY Rangers. Rogers Ftunbles-Lost 2-1 3-3 McDonald 5-13-2-64. Cindnnati-Anderson 303 Kahsas City-Fuller 10-21-0-18. Eastern Conferenre 9-66 8-66 16. Arkansas (44) defeated Southwest Rodr'iguez-Adams 8-71-70-72-278 "The last few games it’s been my 16 (unassisted), 16:(X. Penalties — Puoalties-Yards 1648-1-183. Kenney 6160134. Atlantic Division 70- 4748*73—278 McClanahan, NYR. 1:56; Andersson, Possession Time 32:41 27:19 RECEIVING - Cleveland-White 3-29, Missouri 8746. Sullon-Postlewait RECEIVING—Los Angeies-Branch 6 W L Pci. GB 17. North Carolina (3-2) defeated Santa $3,925 turn to score points because they’re Calgary 121—3 NYR. 6:16; Broten, NJ. 12;SS; Potiu, Individual Leaders Newsome KMB, Pruitt 3-22, Logan 241. 111, Christensen 546. Barnwell 632. Philadelphia 18 4 .818 — E Detroit 331—7 NYR. 16;00. RUSHING - Washington-Riggins 2869. Cincinnati-Collinsworth 664, Johnson 4-40, Clara 7946 (iiibert-Spuzich 71- 7048-75-279 not guarding me the way they have Muhammad 3-92, Allen H . Kansas City- Boston 18 4 .818 - 840-7571-279 All-Stofe soccer honors First period—I. Detroit, Ogrodnick 14 Third period-4. NY Rangers. Dav«* Washington 6-15. Monk 2-3. Thelinnann 1- Curtis 2-17, Ross 449, Griffin 2-13. New .lersey 12 10 .545 6 18 North Carolina Slate (44) defeated North-Reinhardt been in the past .. nothing got us Dixon 6KB, Marshall 541, Carson 2-42, East Carolina 5739; defeated Michigan $3.68 iBIaisdell. Weir). 7;29 2. Detroit, Maloney 4 (Rogers, Don Maloney), 18:! U. Harmon 14. St. Louis-Anderson 15-109. Hadnot 2-10, Hancock 1-18, Rome 1-16, Washington 10 11 .476 7‘z Ogrodnick IS (Weir. Blaisdell). 11:17 3. Penalties—Meagher. NJ.7:54; Silk. NYR, St. 4531. Walson-Alex 75758-71-28 turned around but ourselves” Uorris 4-21. Mitchell 3-1, Lomax 1-0. Delaney 1-13, Jackson 14 New York 7 15 .318 11 7246-70-72-28 Calgary, Hislop 5 lEloranta. Dunn). 10:31; Broten. NJ. 17:37 PASSING—Washington-Thelsmann 17- Gevefand 0 3 7 0—10 Central Division 19 Marquette (3-1) lost to Iowa 87-66. Purtzer-Blalock To Portland rookie Lafayette 17:50. '4. Detroit. Foster 3 (Osborne). Shots on goal-New Jersey 6-12-6—23, Cmcinnati 014 3 6—23 defeated Northern Illinois 6646. Heafner-Morse 6572-7340-28 MO-189. St. Louis-Lomax 8-14^)-160. Hart Milwaukee 15 8 .662 $3.08 Lever, confidence is a two-way 19;00, Penalty—Rowe. Det. 15:51. NY Rangers 94-12-27. Cin-Johnson 3 run (Breech kick) Detroit 12 10 .545 2‘t 20. DePaul (4*2) lost to Illinois St 72- for three local playe rs Cin-Anderson 1 run (Breech kick) Los Angeles 0 7 014—xi 62; defeated Western Michigan 63-42. Peete-Whitworlh 7049-70-72-281 Second period-6. Calgary, Hislop 6 Goalies—New Jersey. Resch. NY RECEIVING-Washington-Washington Atlanta 10 n .476 4 street that leads to the same place— (Jackson). 7:06. 6. Detroit. Osborne 6 Ge-FG Bahr 29 Kansas City 3 3 3 7—16 Oosterhuis-Post 7547-71-73-281 Rangers, Mio. A—17.48. R-1R, Warren 363. Brown 247, Walker 2- Indiana 9 13 409 5‘^ Fergus-Tabor 7149-7571-281 victory. (Foster. Gare). 8:43. 7. Detroit. McKech- 15. Riggins 1-11, Harmon 14. St. Louis- Cle-Burrell 14 pass interception return KC-FG Lowery 8 Oiicagn 8 14 .364 6>z nie 8 (Schocnfeld. G. Smith). 14:64. 8, Tilley R. Green 249, Mitchell 245, (Bahr kick) LA-Giristensen 4 pass from Plunkett tevi-Eggeling 8-72-7570-281 ‘‘When you have confidence and Three local players have garnered team. play that saw them go 12-5-1 and Cleveland 3 18 .143 11 Hatalsky-Miller 7248-71-70-281 Detroit. OCTodnick 16 (Weir. Blaisdell). HarrelB-SS, Shoemann 2-S2, LaFleur 1-6. Gri-FG Breech 44 (Bahr kick) Western Conference they I coach and teammates) have All-State honors in soccer, it has Hedlund scored 18 goals from his finish in the top eight in the state. 19:12. Penaltv—Mokosak. Cal. 17;(B. Gn-FG Breech 21 KC-FG' Lowery 2 Simpson-Garbaez 72- 7040-70-281 C KC-FG U w ery 8 Midwest Division Hayes-Palmer 67-758-75-281 confidence in you, it makes it easy.” been announced. center halfback slot in leading the Bolton High also was represented Third peribd-9. Calgary. Bourgeois 2 Cin-FG Breech 3f W L Pet GB (Nilsson. Jalonen). 4:40 10. Detroit, G Basketball A-645Q5 LA-Christensen 8 pass from Plunkett Kratzert-Dailey 72-72-7047-281 said Lever, the former Arizona Manchester High midfielder Jay Silk Towners to a 15-2 mark and a on the All-Stpte squad with mid (Bahr kick) Kansas City 12 7 ,632 - Smith 2 (McKechnie). 17:50, Pcnalty- San Antonin 15 10 600 - State star who came off the bench Hedlund was named to the Class LL state quarterfinal berth. fielder Alan Potter named to the M,cDonald. Cal. 11:35. „ DEANERY KC-Jackson 1 run (Lowery kick) Inman-Germain 75758-74-283 W ash-FG Moseley 32 LA-Muhammad 8 pass from Plunkett Dallas 11 9 .550 l‘-z $2.58 Sunday night to score 16 points, in team with East Catholic striker Doran had a school-record 25 Class S team. Potter led the Shots on goal—Calgary 10-4-^20. W ash-FG Moseley 30 Denver 9 13 409 4>^ Detroit 10-7-10-ft Our Lady of Peace 23 (Kevin Den LA (Bahr kick) Simons-Callison 7048- 72-74-284 goals as the Eagles posted a fine 14- Bulldogs in scoring in 1982 in which W asb-FG Moseley 20 A36307 ' UUh 8 14 .364 5>) $2.48 cluding two key free throws, to rally Colin Doran selected to the Class L Qoalies—Calcary. Vernon. Bernhardt. Lawrence 9, Kris DeRoehn 4). St. W ash-FG Moseley 24 First downs 22 14 Houston 3 16 .143 10 Detroit. Micaief. A—10.216 Rushes-yards 36-127 26-82 Cook-Rankin 8-74-7572-28 the Trail Blazers to a 99-94 decision souad. 3-1 record and a spot in the state they posted a fine 9-6-2 record. Joe’s 12 (Janton 4, Micbales 4). StL-LaFleur 5 pass from Hart Pacific Division $2.38 (O'Donoghue kick) Passing yards 256 161 Los Angeles 18 4 over the Phoneix Suns. “Confidence On the distaff side, Manchester quarterfinals, as well. Voting was conducted by St. Rose 21 (Gramugla 8). St. 5-49 2-20 Eichelb<'rgcr-Breer 72-757049-28 A -»6S b . Sacks uy-yards Balt Minn Seattle 16 5 .762 V't Hopperstead registered 30 goals in members of the Connecticut Soccer 43 8 $2.18 is the big thing.” High's Shana Hopperstead was Hartford 111—3 Qiris 31 (Lima 9, Marques 9). Return yards First downs 15 16 Phoenix 12 10 .58 6 757248-77-287 Buffalo 001—I 26-31-1 14-33-3 Valentine-McAllislcr named to the girls’ open All-State the Indians' second season of varsity Coaches Assn. St. James 36 (Andy Klopher 12 Passes Rushes-yards 32-62 31-47 Portland 12 11 .522 6«/i By United Press International Morgan-Hagge 7049- 72-76-287 First period—1, Hartford, Francis 12 Balt Minn Punts 5-43.4 7-40.7 Passing yards 116 256 Golden Slate 9 14 9*^ $ ^ .0 8 Australian Open (Johnson. Lacroix), 18:09. Penalties— Mike Sipples 8). St. Bridget 19 (John Fumbles-lost 3-2 l-O Sacks oy-yards At Melbourne. Australia. Dec. 12 $2,120 F irst downs 15 16 0-00 0-dO San Diego 4 18 .182 14 Sneed-Little 72-71-74-73-28 Anderson. Har, double^mlnor, misconduct, Kronen wetter 7). Ruates-yards 32-42 31-87 Penalties-yards 6-36 4-46 Return yards 156 n o Saturday's Results Men's singles 6:54: Ruff, l^ f. major-minor. 12:40; Time of possession 34:S 26:25 Passes Semifinals F^ing yards 116 256 14-32-2 19-35-1 New York 8 . Washington 79 Poolev-Gielzen 74-71-7575-296 ' Sports Volcan. Har. major, 12:40. Sacks oy-yards 0 - 8 5 - 8 Punts 7-46.6 5-682 Philadelphia 128. Detroit 111 Steve Denton. U.S.. def. Hank Pfister, S e^nd period—2, Hartford. Stoughton ise no INDIVIDUAL LEADERS Fumbles-lost •' 2-0 1 ^ Utah 101. Houston 94 U S.. 63. 44. 53. 34. 74; Johan Kriek, St. Paul girls spoil Return yards RUSHING-Denver-Parros 94f>. Willhite Dickinson-Clark 72-7575-74-297 17 (Francis). 11:19. Penaltles-Peterson. Passes 14-32-2 19-36-1 Penalties-yards 3 - 8 9 -8 2 Atlanta 117, (hic^o 107 U.S., def. Paul McNamee. Australia. 74 'Calendar 1043. Winder 1447. DeBerd 14. Los Time of possession Buf. 4:28; P l^ fa ir, Buf, 14:59; Hospodar, Punts 7-46.0 6-632 8 :0 6 31:54 Kansas City 122. &in Antonio 110 (7-1). 74 (57). 44. 34. 7-5. 76-73-7575-81 Har. 14:59; Foligno, Buf, major, 14 :S Bowling Fumbles-lost 2-0 1-0 Angcles-lVler 1249, Guman 617, Thomas Dallas 124. San Diego 118 Doqbles Galameau. Har. major, 14:59. Penalties-yards S-» 9-62 7-®. Cromwell 1-17. . Individual Leaders Los Angeles 128. Ctofden State 107 John Alexander and'John Fitzgerald. \ East's hoop opener Third period^, Buffalo. Virta 7 HAPPY HOLIDAYS- Sarah Time of possession 26:8 31:54 PASSING — Denver-DeBerg 2341407. RUSHING — Baltimore-Dickey 13-42, Sunday's Results Australia, def. Ferdi Taygan and Peter (McKegney. McKenna), 17:18. 4. Hart Lupacchino 148-368, Dot Christensen Los Angeles-Ferragamo 1443-^.. McMillan 1630, Pagel 2-10. Minnesota- Boston 126. Denver 112 Rennert. US.. 74. 34. 64; John Sadri Monday ford. FYancis IS (Neufeld, Johnson), Individual Leaders RECEIVING* IIXVJ —-- Denver-Parros 640, Brown 2675. Young 613. Milwaukee 120. Indiana 108 and Andy Andrews. U.S . def Hank Basketball BA.SKliTB4LI, 19:44. Penalties—McDougal. Har, 6:50; 134. RUSHING — Baltimore-Dickey 13-42, Watson 10-183.16183. OdomsO d o m s 1-11...... * Wright 1-Z. PASSING —Baltunore-Pagel 14-S3-116. Portland 8, Phoenix 94 Pfister and BUI Maze, U.S., 63. 74 PUyfair. Buf. 14:31 Willhite...... Z-n,2-2-11. UnchurchUpchurch *«. Eglo" Minnesota-Kramer 1936-1-9. East Calholic al INorthwegl Early turnovers and shooting Si. Paul (43) — Coughlin 0 2-2 2, McMllUn 1640. ’Pagel MO. Minnesota- Monday's Games P K K W KK TONIGHT Snots on goal—Hartford fr4-ll-23. Brown 20-75, Young 4-13. Winder 2-1. Losu » Angeles-TyleiAngeles-Ty... RECEIVlNG-Baltimore-McMUian 53- (No Games Schrauied) Caihulir (girln), 7:30 woes spelled trouble for the East Cornish 4 2-2 10, Covaski 2 0-0 4, Buffalo m i-lM l. PASSING -Baltim ore-Paeel 1442-M16. Denftarduennani 1-22, xniim B arter;! 641, Miller 248 2. Butler 330, Beach M7. Dickey 2-14. Tuesday's Games Huskies 12 (Michale Briere 4, 9 - NFL: Cowboys vs. Oilers, By United Press International Catholic girls’ basketball team in its Drew 0 1-2 1, Rice 6 2-214, Wagner 0 G u ile s — Hartford, Millen. Buffalo, CAR CARE Minnesota-Kramer 1946-1-258. Guman 2-52, Hill 245. Minnesota-White 678. Bruer 662,, Gal- Detroit at New ??ork. 7:30 | $75.08 Grand Prix Tom Gugliemone 4). Cardinals 10 Channel 8, WPOP Sauve. A-1U16. RECElVlNG-Baltlmore-McMlUan 54- breath 340, Rashad 436, Brown 537. Washington at Chicago. 8 p m Tuegdav 1982-83 opener as it dropped a 43-27 5-6 5, Mclrduff 0 04) 0, Olander 1 2-2 Al Toulouse. France. Dec. 11 (Jason Dieterle 4. Carl Formaggioni BA.SKETBAIX CORNER 4 - 2, Butler 640. Beach 1-17, Dickey 2-14. San Antonio at Houston. S Men's singles decision to St. Paul, Saturday mor 4, Pikiell 1 1-3 3. ToUls 14 15-21-43. Miimesota-White 3-78, Bruer 342. Gal- Denver 014 310—27 Los Angeles at Portland, 10:30 p m. Finals 4, Amy Shumaker and Bill Schied- Manchegler at South Windgor Phoenix at Seattle, 10:30 j ning In Bristol. East Catholic (27)— Bearse 2 0- breath 340. Rathad 448, Brown 547. Los ^ g e le s 714 0 3-34 Yannick Noah. France, def Tomas man played welli (girlg), 8 LA-Guman 1 run (Lansford kick) CoilMe Football Bowl Games Dallas at Golden State. I():8 p.m Smid, Czechoslovakia. 53. 52. Ilie 0-1 Eaglettes resume play 2 4, Revellese 2 0-3 4, Barter 0 0-0 0, Finding a buyer for spor LA-Tykr 1 run (Lansford kick) By united Press International Men's doubles Eagles 17 (Randy Norris 7, Jeff (AU Times EST) Wednegday tonight against HCC foe Northwest Caffrey 0 0-0 0, DelSignore 0 0-0 0, ting goods is easy when you Baltimore 0 3 7 0—10 LA-Cr^well 17 run (Lansford kick) DENVER (112) • Finals Lazzaris 5). Wildcats 11 (Leland Den-Up^urch 51 pass from DeBerg Dec. 11 English 7-20 2-2 16. Vandeweghe 7-19 56 Pavel Slozil and Tomas Smid, ICE HOCKEY Catholic in West Hartford at 7:30. Palmer 5 1-2 11, Ckiulombe 1 1-2 3, Minnesota 7 0 3 3-13 Independence Bowl Boutilier 4, Mike Martin 3, Peter advertise in (Classified. Minn-White 24 pass from Kramer (Karlis Kick) 19. Issel 12-19 1-2 25. Dunn 4-7 2-4 10. Czechoslovakia, def. Robert Haillet and Maguk vg. .Manchegter at BIP, St. Paul had a 14-5 lead at the turn Lupacchino 2 1-2 5. Totals 12 3-13 27. Den-Parros7 pass from DeBerg (Karlis At'^eveport, La. Hanzlik 511 23 12. McKinney 616 04 18. Yannick Noah. France. 63, 63 Farley 2). (Dsnmeier kick) Wisconsin 14. Kansas State 3 8;S 0 with East committing seven tur AUTO REPAIRS Balt-FG Wood 39 kick) Kelley 33 2-2 8. Ctondrezick 2-6 (M) 4. Bruins 25 (Mike Marsh 12, Chris Bait-Burroughs 94 -interception return Den-FG KarlU 47 Dec. 17 novers in the opening eight minutes Holiday Bowl ToUls 46107 14-18 112. (Wood kick) Den-FG Karlis 18 BOSTON (126) Adams played well). Mustangs 19 Thurgdav of play. Mlf»-FG Danmeier 23 Den-Panros 2 run (Karlis kick) At San Diego, Calif. Maxwell 53 3-4 15. Bird 1533 67 36. (Travis Hibler 7. Marek Falkowski BASKETBALI. Minn-FG Danmeier 40 LA-ra Lansford 39 Brigham Young (83) vs. Ohio State (6 Parish 13 04 2. Buckner 64 (M) 12. The homestanding Falcons HERZ FMANOAL A4B.112 3), 9 p.m. 4, Shane Wirta 4). Eagt Hartford at Manchegter, 8 WE SERVICE ALL A4S6M Ainge 2-7 22 6, McHale 516 ^ 17. Sunday’s Sports Transactions extended their edge to 26-11 at the Dec. 18 Archibald 512 1-1 11. Henderson 34 56 Notre Dame (Weat Haven) at Eagt half and coasted to a 36-15 lead after GROUP "Nome of Mr. Ooodwreneft' GENERAL MOTOR .iniing the numaroui ficlori California Bowl 12. Robey 23 04 4. Carr 53 1-2 11. By United Press International wliick have aflectad Uw trallk- At Fresno, Calif. Football JIMORS Catholic, 7:30 three periods. a r a n d t r u c k s Fresno State (161) vs. Bowling Green ToUls 51-110 24-28 126 Tampa Bay (USFL) — Named Marty <0 8 proMam in Uw past and preatnl. TB NYJ Denver 29 S 25 23-112 Trailblazers 37 (Vic Antico 14, Manchegter at Eagt Hartford Liz Rice had 14 points to pace St. tSlhnaiRitM Am. ■pend li m of Uw moat impur NO AU (74). 4 p.m. Boston 23 SOS 41-126 Galbraith offensive line coach. First downs 15 S 4 * Tangerine Bowl Hockey Glen Bolduc 11). Warriors 28 (Chris (girig), 3:30 lanl. "Siwcdlaf" ia Ircqaantly First downs 13 S Fouled out—None. ToUl fouls—Denver 3 Paul while Liz Palmer had 11 points Finriiiftin, Cm. • ALL MECHANICAL REPAIIlk Rushes-yards 26-47 39-131 EV-70 At w lando. Fla. St. Louis — Recalled forwards Ralph riled ai Uw major couoo of ac Rushes-yards 25, Boston 20. Rebounds-Denver 45 Maceya 13). ICE HOCKEY Passing yards 2M 189 21 140 Boston College (661) vs. Auburn (83). Klassen and Blair Chapman from Salt and 5 steals and Donna Ck>u\Qmbe 6 • C O M fU n COLUtlON REPAMS ddanU. When moot |wa|ila mat, Pasting yards (Dunn 10), Boston 59 (Bird 19). Assists— Jazz 40 (Larry Stanford 18, Mark Eagt Catholic vg. South Windgor Sacks py-yards 2 - » 0-0^ Sacks oy 3-41 7-41 8 p.m. Lake City of the Central Hockey League, rebounds to pace the Elaglettes. |tlon Uw word ipocd. they lend tn Rctam yards 54 136 Dec. S Denver S (English 10), Boston 28 sent forward Alain Lemieux and Yorgenson 10, Dave Hazel 10). • 7 7 -8 B 1 B • REBUILT AUTOMATIC TRAHSMISSIOIISI Return yards U 36 (Archibald 8). A-15330 at Hartford Arena, 8:10 St. Paul also took the jajrvee tilt, I John J. Doob think of high ipeed What art Passes 18-M-a 17-264) Passes H-36-21 31-33-140 Sun Bowl defensemen Jim Pavese and Bill Stewart Clippers 38 (Mike Tomkunas 14, Jeff WRESTLING lome of Uw affacu of hi PuaU 5-37.4 1-360 Punts 6-364 4-36.0 At El Paso. Texas to Salt Lake City. 38-8. • AUTO PAINTINB Fumbles-lost 6-4 2-2 4-3 3-3 Mann 11). •Personal Insurance ipoedaT — Tbore'o gm lar force Fumbles-lost Texas (93) vs. North Carolina (74), 3 INDIANA (108) Baron Academy at Cheney Tech PenalUet-yards 6-30 4-SI Penalties-yards I0-«1 9 - 8 p.m. CHAR8E WITH MASTER CHARBE it Impoct which IncrtaMo the Tfane of possession S:M 34:22 G. Johnson 516 2-4 18. Kellogg 516 56 •Annuities pooaibllUy of death or aorlou hi- Time of posietaion 8 : 8 37:8 Aloha Bowl 21. WillUms 7-16 510 2 . Knight 44 33 At Honolulu 11. Sichting 53 3-4 13. C. Johnson 1-1 13 Something Different...... Wish Someone A •Business Insurance • 24 HOUR WRECKER SERVICE Jnry ... ‘nine lor dnrialoa making Individual Leaders Individual Leaders Maryland (61) v s.‘Washington (93), 7 Garner team Cooney wants ii rut down, lliii In turn radacto RUSHINO-Tampa Bay-WllUams 6-19. 3. Duren 13 2-2 4. Carther 53 2-2 14. •Financial and RUSHING-New Orleans^!. Rogers 15- p.m. T outs 41-78 2532 108. Uw Ume avallabla for laklag Wilder U-17, Owens 44, Carver 14. 8 , Wilson 34. Merkens, 14, J. Rogers 1- Blue-Grav Holmes again House l-inlnus 1. NY JeU-McNell 1441. MILWAUKEE (UO) mixed champs Retirement Planning pmwr 001100 In avoid colUslona. 1. Atlanta-Andrews 1441. Riggs 11-41, At Montgomery, Ala, 11:8 a.m. Catchlngs 13 2-2 4, Johnson 1619 56 Happy Birthday Rule: Nevtr drive M laal Ikal you DlerUng H # , Augustyniak .5-12, Crutch Cain 948, RobUuKm 647, Hodge Ml, 36. Lanier 617 54 S. Ford 57 43 15, LARGO, Fla. (UPI) - JoAnne NEW YORK (UPI) - ^JUTUM JM NBFT^^ KG field Harper 14, Todd 1-mlnus 3. UbS^vli-. rannol bring your vuhiclu to • Stroiui 4 4 . Jackaon 14. Moncrief 513 57 &. Bridgeman 7-15 13 with A Herald Happy Heart Canter, the LPGA’s FTayer of the Heavyweight Gerry Cooney, who Mio itup in Ihu door dlalanct PABSlNO-TSmpe Bay-WUlUms 16464- PiSsiNO—New Orleans-SUbler 6194- At M em|»is. Teim. CARTER 391. NY Jeto-'DMld 17494-U9. ^ N, Merkeni 6M4-1S. AtUnta-Bartkow- Alabama (74) vs. Illinois (74), 9 p.m. ahrid. Year, showed why she deserved the was stopp^ in the 13th round by RECBIVINO-Tan^ Bay-Wilder U- ski 19361-116 Moroaki 1 44-6. Dec. 8 Only title when she dro|pped in a World Boxing Council titlebolder Ui. Giles 441, T -B ellill. Kouie 1-1. NY RECEIVINO-New Orleans-Groth 447. Gator Bowl pressure-packed putt of alxHit 3 feet Larry Holmes six months ago, Sun Jets-Walker 441, McNeil 649. Barkum $■ Wilson 6inlnus S, MauU 14. Scott 1-7, J. At Jad im v U le, Fla. $6.00 M, Harper 14, Aafttstynlak 6-13. B.Jones Rogers 14. Q. Rogers 14, uajan 1-minus West Virginia (93) vs. PlarhU SUte ROBERT J. SMITH, inc. to preserve victory for herself and day sent a telegram to tte un Enjoy frimdiy. ulficloni lervlcu 1-f?. Gaffney l-uI^iOer 1-1. srAUanta-Jacksoo 695, 6 iln 341, Rigffi' (63), 8 p.m. John Mahaffey in the $500,000 Mixed defeated champion challenging him CALDWEU OIL, INC, from Ihoir nt OIIXON FORD 618, Andrews 61. Miller 343, R o b ln s o ^ Dec. n HaU of Fam e Bowl lit Main SI Wr are prtgarad t minus 3, Jenkins Ml, Bailey 14. H o ^ Team Golf Classic. to a 4-round bout next week. 1220 MAIN 8T. 14. At Birmingham, Ala. ( ■ ■ M l MSmUNSIMTHS SNKE “That was work,” Camer said of Cooney sent a telegram through AUTO RFF’AIR rabuild iranamlMioui aaf TunM Bay 0 3 7 7-17 Vanderbilt (63) vs. Air Force (74). 2 eitglaet In our ukop We N Y ^ t s 14 0 9 9 - « p.m. 1914 their two-under-par 70 round Sunday Western Union at 2:30 p.m. EST to MANCHESTER modem a<)uipnwnl In our lunrupi NYJ-McNell 4 run (Leahy kick) Peach Bowl that gave them a 72-hoIe total of 288. Holmes’ business office in Elaston, 1 1 2 a * C.O.D. TEL. 040-0404 und wheel bulaneing aervice. NYJ-McNell 6 nm (Leahy kkk) New Orleans 0 9 0 6-0 At Atlanta One shot back was the team of Jay Pa. Spaciul rain on rar ranUlf for TB-FG Capece S Atlanta OHM 7-8 Iowa (74) vs. Tennessee (661), 3 p.m. wrvk'r caalnmtr, Opod M . TM. NYJ-ro u35r M AU-RIggs I run (Luckhurst kldi) Bluebonnet Bowl Haas and Hollis Stacy, who had a "Let’s get it on,” read the TB-Wlider 1 run (a p e c e kick) At HiMston gfVMM lor an app't. M DUXON NYJ4haler t pass from Todd (kick AU*Rlgp 1 run (Luckhurst kick) final round 68 that included a birdie telegram. 'T m doing a 4-round OMOUAUTY FORD. SI* Mall U . "Wkara AU-Caui 17 piM from BartkowMU Arkansas (63-1) vt. Florida (63). 6 649-5241 f^ied) p jn . exhibition at Gilley’s nightclub in 6 4 9 - 8 8 4 1 SBMCC PMITS dependablllly li a IraMUod." NYJ-DlerUag 1 rm (kkk failed) (Luckhurst kick) putt of 10 inches on the final hole by A U 4 ^ I ran (Luckhurst kick) Jan. 1 65 E. Cantor SIrMi W J-F G m PiesU Bowl Hkas, Just before Gamer’s final Pasadena, Texas Tuesday, Dec. 14 TB^WIMtr M peas from WilUanu AU*BaUt7 9 past from Moroskl (LuckhnrsCk: kick) At TCmpe, Arix. ManchMtor, Cl. putt. for the benefit of Toys for Tots. (tteses kick) Oklahoma (63) va. Arlxona State (63), a¥ 4 W 1 :8 p.m. A , la - MANCHESTER HERALD. Mon.. Dec. 13, 1982 ilDVEimSIM MWEimSING Classified 643'2711 RATES lOOK FOR THE STARS Minimum Charge n o t ic e s EMPLOYMENT 23— Homes for Sale 35— Heating.Plumbmg 46— Sporting Goods 56—Mfsc. for Rent $2.25 tor one day 12:00 nooo the day 24— Lots-Land tor Sale 36— Flooring 47— Garden Products LookTbr the Classified Ads with stars: stars help get you better results. before publication. 1— Losl and Found 13— Help .Wanted f^invesim eni Property 37— Moving-Trucking-Storage46—Antiques 38— Services Wanted 2— Personals 14— Business Opportunities 26— Business Property 49—Wanted to Buy AUTOMOTIVE PER WORD Deadline lor Saturday Is 3— • Announcements 15— Situaiiori Wanted 27— Resort Property 28— Real Estate Wanted 4 — ChrlstmM Trees* 61— Autos for Sale 1 DAY... ISC 12 noon Friday; Mon 5—Auctions MISC. FOR SALE RENTALS______EDUCATION 62— Trucks for Sale 3 DAYS . 144 * Put a star on Your ad and see what a difference it makes. day's deadline is 2:30 MISC. SERVICES 40— Household Goods 52— Rooms for Rent 63— Heavy Equipment for Sale FINANCIAL 18— Private Instructions 41— Articles for Sale 53— Apartments for Rent 64— Motorcycies-Bicycles 6 DAYS . 13C Friday. 65— Campers-Trailers'Mobile 19— Schoois-Classes 31— Services Offered 42— Building Supplies 54— Homes tor Rent ______1 2 (t Phone 643-2711 8— BondS'Slocks-Mortgages20— Instructions Wanted 32— Painting. 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They MUST be picked called "the mortgage boy- Washer and dr location- with ample of river. Appiications being B rothers, 354 Bidwell •••••••••••••••••••••••• p in g - Y o u r h o lid a y Parking. Phone 643-5600. We are looking for dependable, Street, Manchester. o f R em odeling and up before 11:00 a.m. only. down-plan” . Us purpose is Uf parking. Call 649-2891. Classified ads are taken considered for fuli or part ■permanent part time help packages...... beautifully gif !i« LADIES BICYCLE 28” •••••••••••••••••••••••• over the phone as a con time positions. Send w ra p p ^ . Call 646-5815. Repairs. FREE Increase the amount of Excellent commission. Hours □ BUSINESS CONTEMPORARY arm three ^peed English style, Aparlmanta lor Rant 53 OFFICE AND DESK resume and references to are 9am to 1pm or 5 to 9pm. RN’S - LPN’s - 3-11 shift. Estimates. Fully insured. mortgage loan for which a •••••••••••••••••••••••• venience. 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Full and part time over ten years experience, Building and Remodeling service and so forth. appointment ••••••••• three points per year for Street. First floor with PERCENT the original insertion. medical office east of positions available. low rates and senior citizen Specialist. Interior and white fabric wall hanging TWO STRINGS of 25 out Ground floor. Good visibili REWEAVING BURN three and in some Instances,^ private entrance. $450 per ty. Parking and utilities in Errors which do not river. Full time. Sertd Excellent benefit package discount, 643-9980. exterior renovating, 50” X 50” . $25. 646-0479. door Christmas lights, $15. HOLES. Zippers, um five years. Pro^iective home month. Call 649-2947. I r a t e lessen Oie value of the resume and references to Mr. Kodys with'-new shift differential. residential and commer each. 643-7060. cluded. Keith Real Estate, brellas rep airs. Window cial, additions, garages, W OM AN’S CHOCOLATE buyers who, because of high 646-4126. advertisement will not Box MM, c/o The 5 6 9 -4 9 9 3 Competitive salary INTERIOR-EXTERIOR 3% ROOM APARTMENT. shades, Venetian blinds. roofing and siding, Brown cordory coat, wool interest rates, are unable to bo corroded by an ad Manchester Herald. Anwrlean Fro»n Food, Inc. schedule. Please call PAINTING - Wallpapering MERLIN Electronic Private home. Heat, HNANCING Keys. TV FOR RENT. kitchens, bathrooms, lining, very warm. Prac qualify (or the amount of ditional insertion. Crestfield Convalescent and Drywall Installation. game, features tic-tac-toe, pliances. Working single G ‘/4Raaoi1 Property PurcluM any 1983 VOLKSWAGEN from Marlow's, 867 Main Street. replacement windows and tically brand new. $60.00. LATHE OPERATOR - 45 Home between 9 and 3 at Quality professional work. funds necessary, could music machine, e c h o , adult only. No Rant stock before Dec. 25 an receive 9.5% financing 643-5151...... for an appoint...... 649-5221. doors. 643-6712. Telephone 232-8528 after hour week. Minimum 3-5 DENTAL SECRETARY - Reasonable prices. Free\ become eligible by using this blackjack, magic square, pets/children. Telephone as our Christtnas present to you. Stop in and 5:30 p.m. MT. SNOW - owners ski years experience. Set up Manchester office. 3 days ment. BRICK, BLOCK, STONE - Estimates! Fully Insured. program. A three point mindbender, comes with 643-2880. JAY REMODELING & apartment, sleeps five. see us for detaiL. and operate from weekly. Must be good ...... C o n c r e t e . C h im n e y G.L. McHugh, M3-9321. reduction in prevailing In instruction book, $10.00. BUILDING CO. - Kitchens, MATCHED PAIR - Rent by week or weekend. blueprint. Full benefits. typist. Medical or dental Candomfniuma 22 Repairs. “ No Job Too terest rates could very well 649-7662. FOUR ROOMS - Third „ „ „ TOLLAND COUNTY VW EEO employer. Apply in INTERIOR AND Baths, Rec Rooms, Engagement and wedding i7 i background helpful. 649- ...... Small." Call 644-8356. be the difference In a buyer floor. Heat, stove and “A '!!!.® P :?! 24 TOLLAND TPKE, person Triumph Manufac EXTERIOR Painting, Ceilings, Vanities, Counter rings, yellow gold with dia WHITE CAST IRON 2272. MANCHESTER - Two being able to purchase bis refrigerator. Adults. No /^ ^ E X r r 94PFFI-U VERNON 64»J4M Mmirhffitrr turing. 750 Tolland Street, paper hanging, carpentry Tops, Decks &' Porch mond. $275.00. Original bill kitchen sink and bathtub, Vantad to Rant bedroom condo for rent. A- C & M Tree Service, Free home. pets. $330. Security and East Hartford, Monday - work. Fully insured. J.P. Enclosures. Licensed. In available. 6 4 7 -9 2 2 3 in AM. ^.00 or ^st offer. Cali ^ " Only IS minnUf from HtrlforJ ^ ‘ ARA TRANSPORTATION C. $575 with heat. 273-2013, estimates. Discount senior references. Cali after 6 Friday 8 am - 4 pm is looking for responsible Lewis and Son, 649-9658. sured. Free Estimates. Whothor you oro a young 649-2419. O N E B A Y G ARAGE Hrralfi 659-3008. citizens. Company SEASONED HARDWOOD p.m ., 649-2236. people to drive school Call 649-1488. imlly about to buy your available for storage only. Manchester owned and - Cut to length, split, $35.00 per month. Call 643- buses in Coventry. Full P A IN T IN G & P A P E R Aral homa or aro eon- TALKING ROBOT 2 x L AVAILABLE U R N EXTRA MONEY operated. Call 646-1327. SKAPARAS HOME delivered. $90. a cord. Call runs, part time runs and Hanging. Ceilings jMplatIng a rallramant with three tapes, $60. IMMEDIATELY - One 1878. FOR CHRISTMAS - REMODELING - All types evenings, 228-9101. Motorcyclaa-BIcyclea 64 spares. Must be 21 years of □ REAL ESTATE repaired. References. Ful eoltaga tha offlea of value, $20.00. Call 646-8536. bedroom apartment, $280 LIGHT TRUCKING - Fen of additions, interior and Sell Avon. Earn good $$$. set ly insured. Quality work! TCDFORD RIAL KSTATE, plus utilities. Walking dis- age with clean driving •••••••••••••••••GO* cing. Attics, cellars, gar LARGE BLUE SPRUCE Ir. I 979 YAMAHA GT80, your own hours. record for the last five Martin Mattsson, evenings exterior, repair work. Free BOYS BIKE, 20” Ross AUTOMOTIVE $ $ $ ...... Homes For Sale 23 ages ,, - cleaned. All types estimates. Reasonable artificial Christmas tree, CINTURV 21. nt. 44A. tance to hospital. Sechritjr pv^piipnl condition. $425 or years. Attendance bonus ...... trash, brush removed. 649-4431. Apollo, good condition, and referencesices requrequired. .«•••••••••••••••••••••• NOTICES rates. Call Joe, 649-1733. stuffed toys, childrens BoHon Notch, Bollon, M 7- best offer. 643-4149. Call 923-9401 $45.00. Cali 643-9922. Ed Gorman - 646-4040 and driving awards. If in- 2-FAMILY - Two Picket, Split Rail, Stake hand knits, etc. Call 643- M 14 con lood Vou on your Auto Parte For Sale 60 or 278-2041 terested and you qualify, FRED LEE PAINTING - bedroom townhouses, Fences installed. 528-0670, Rooting 34 1782. way to being finanolally Lost and Found 1 call 742-8808, Monday thru Interior and exterior. WHITE CHINA bathroom MANCHESTER - O ne, FOUR UNMOUNTED Court of Probate, (X- country kitchen with abla to do io . Wo aro very Crochet a raglan sleeve HALF DAY - Nice Day - Friday 6:30 a.m. to 4:30 Residential and commer sink, 19” length, 16” wide, two, three bedroom and TUBELESS white-walled District of Manchester appliances, carpet and DESIGN KITCHENS - BIDWELL H O M E Im sweater, bonnet and FOUND - SET OF KEYS Evenings. If you can spare p.m. EOE. cial. Fully insured and Free Claealfled Ada fcnowlodgoablo when It 3%” heighl with tw o townhouse apartments tires (1 set studded snow NOTICE OF HEARINQ vinyl floors, double glazed cabinets, vanities, counter p ro v e m e n t C om p a n y - bootee set for Baby in at Lincoln Center.’ Can be just four hours a day and dependable. 646-1653. m ot to crooMva finan backsplash, $10.00. Call available immediately. tires) and 1 rim, all 14” , ESTATE OF L c i t ( j e _ windows, aluminum storm tops, kitchen cabinet Roofing, siding, afghan stitch, then trim picked up at the nave a pleasant telephone PART TIME DRIVER for G R E A T X-MAS IDEA - cing. *niiro*ro National iu t 64 3 -8 ^ . $375, $415, $475. Security good condition^ $125 or best GEORGE K.D. KNOESS. windows and doors, full fronts, custom alterations, additions. 649- INCAPABLE PERSON with cross-stitch accents. Manchester Herald Office voice, why not learn how Qian Mills. Evenings and INTERIOR-EXTERIOR Ladies leather jacket, W a *f Nalghbofly." Wa oWar —------required. Heat and hot reasonable offer. 649-9904 basement with washer and woodworking, colonial 6495. chestnut color, size 11, Pursuant to an order of Hon. No. 5134 has crochet between 8:30 and 5 p.m. you can earn $80 - $150 Saturday during day. Must reproductions in wood, painting, also ceilings 24 hour aanrtoa — 7 daya a 17 ” GE DROP-IN Range 'water Included. Call Ren- after 6 pm. K V U h t-itj directions for set in In dryer connections, gas winter lining, perfect con William E. FitzGerald. Judge, Monday - Friday. weekly. Perfect for have own car. Call Jim at J.P. U w is, 649-9658. painted and repaired. Good with oven, copper color, tal Office, 875-4474. fant’s Size. fired, hot water baseboard PROLONG THE LIFE dition. $85.00. or best offer. dated December 10, 1982 a hearing students, housewives, 646-5798. EOE/M/F. references. 875-8045. excellent condition, $75.00. •••••••••••••••••••••••• will be held on an application TO ORDER, scad $1.50 fe r each heating system. $98,500.00. 646-1037. DID y o u KNOW: jattjra^Rlm 9^ fer Restate aid FOUND - Large long moonlighters, and others. TUB ENCLOSURES AND OF CUT FLOWERS in alter 5 p.m., 7ti-8161. 2% ROOMS - Heat, hot praying that the Court approve and Sumiriitt Village Con Tbe buyer, seller, or a A u tos For Bala 81 It's e a s y haired gray tiger male cat. Call Mr. Kurowski between LICENSED NURSE - SHOWER DOORS expertly your home by snipping water, appliances. Securi •••••••••••••••••••••••• allow tbe sale of certain real estate KNm CABOT dominiums. New two Uooking for a car? Don’t stems at an angle. This combination of both,, can buy 1940s STUDENT SIZE as in said application on file more with a Coleman Rd. area Call 5-9 p.m . at 643-Z711. Come out of retirement for bedroom townhouses $46,- installed by Gary A. Ken WINDOW CORNICES - one ty. References. Call after 6 1979 FORD GRANADA - 6 miss the many offerings to provides more stem sur 84x8, two 29%, $10.00. 649- down a mortgage rato. These Desk, roll top with p.m ., 646-3911. fully appears, at the Court of this one. No stress, no fuss, 900.00. Peterman Realty, dall - The Shower Door cyl., automatic, air- Probate on December 21. 1982 at Classified ad! Nnr riik, N.r. lOOJi no bother. Call 649-2358. Man. 872-6000. today's Classified columns. face to absorb the water. 9540. funds are payable to the bank drawers, excellent condi conditioning, 27,000 miles. Print Ntm, «Mmi win ZIP ASSISTANT DRY 649-9404/647-0080. 3:00 P.M. CODE ME Still Nninttr. at the passing of papers. tion, $95.00. 649-5555. MANCHESTER - Six room Superb" car! Many extras! Bernice I. Daniel, Clerk CLEANI.NG Manager - SPECIAL: Over 200 se- Personals duplex available im $#95. 644-2942. 021-12 E Growing concern looking 1965 AMF SNOWMOBILE, mediately. No pets. call lections and a FREE for dedicated, self- Pattern Section in the WANTED: ROOM and 2-stroke engine, needs References, lease, security motivated individual with minor work, $90.00. 646- ' BANK LIOAL NOTICl ALBUM. Just $3.00. Board. Mature, required. $350 plus The Planning Commission of the 643-2711 solid background in all 6815 after 6 p.m. weekdays, REPOSSESSIONS, 0 OOU at 1J.2S ac t experienced handyman utilities. 649-9353. Town of Bolton will hold a public phases of dry cleaning. a-m-DOUX-ow ms Ntw. Haw will perform excellent any time weekends. FORSAU „ hearing on Wednesday, December to artti tnam; aaw ta mata ttin. Must be neat, ambitious, repairs and maintenance MANCHESTER - First 1980 Dodge Colt - ^ 15, 1962 at 7:30 P.M. in the Com a-iM - KEEPUXE aulira. a« mature and personable Placad aid appllgaad datlna. on house and lawn in SMALL WOOD STOVE, floor, one bedroom, dr.. H/B | » « f . : munity Hall for the purpose of con with management poten 111 exchange for room and used. $50.00. Call after 6 appliances, carpeting, sidering the S & J Subdivision on $ $ $ a- -NEIELOOM NtNDIWOaX-ia tial. Opportunity to buy out 1979 Ford Courier Volpi Road as submitted by Peter typaa at aaadlaworti itdHa. board. References p.m ,, 646-4872. excellent location, $355.00 a iM-TO aivt or KEEP- 4 0 oaa- owner in ten years. Star per month, utilities not in Pick-up, 4 -cyl., $3800. R. Blum, Trustee. The subdivision dlawsrO Itam tt maat. provided upon request. Free ClaaalHad Ads cbntains 16 lots. A copy of said map C ting salary $12,500, hospital LARGE ASSORTMENT of cluded, available January Phone 647-8752. •••••••••••••••••••••••• The ebove can be seen. is on file in the office of the Town insurance, life insurance Gifts that make it a great Christi 1st. MANCHESTER - New ceramic articles, ap Gerk. In the Primer and many other company COUCH • good condition, propriate for holiday two bedroom townhouse, at JEWELERS TYPEWRITERS HARDWARE FLORISTS colonial print cover, great Robert E. Gorton, Chairman benefits. Call B & G TELEVISIONS iving. All under $15. 646- fully applianced kitchen, Samuel Teller, Secretary Cleaners, Coventry, CT - for rec room or den, asking □ EMPLOYMENT J & J JEWELERS - 785 ENGLAND TRU E VALUE GREENS & THINGS - 296 f179. carpeting, private deck, 033-U 742-9607 after 1 p.m. Mon SHOP PEARLS - M9 Main YALE TYPEWRITER $50.00. Phone 643-1037. 1978 CHEVETTE, four Flirty Ruffles Main Street, Manchester. HARDW ARE - Route 44-A, West Middle Turnpike - basement with washer and •••••••••••••••••••••••• day - Friday, 9-1 on Satur Street, Downtown SERVICE - "Typewriters speed, $2500. E xcellen t "Quality Merchandise at Bolton. 649-5201. K E RO - Fresh, dried and silk SLED - Flexible flyer dryer connections, im INVITATION TO BID Help Wanted 13 days - ask for Manager All Manchester. 643-2171. Most Rebuilt, Portable WHITE FRENCH Provin condition. Telephone 646- Old Fashioned Prices.” SUN SALES AND Service, arrangements for all oc m odel 251, very good condi m ediate occupancy, $495.00 Sealed bids will be received in the •••••••••••••••••••••••• inquiries kept strictly con Brands Available: G E, Typewriters, From $36.00. cial double bed frame set, 1236. I4K Chains-Bracelets- Kerosene, Skil power tools, casions. Full service tion. $12.00. Call 643-8836. per month, utilities not in Office of the Director of General AUTO MECHANIC - fidential. Zenith, Sony, RCA. Sales and Service. good condition. $25.00. Call Services, 41 Center Street. Diamond Earrings- Stanley hand tools, plum florist. COME SEE OUR cluded. Peterman Agency, 1973 BUICK REGAL Cen Elxperienced. Own tools. Typewriter and Adding Manchester. Connecticut, until bing and electrical NEW STORE! 643-KBS T V F L O O R M O D E L - 649-9404 or 647-0080. ANTIQUES Pendants and Cultured tury, 71,000 original miles, December 27,1982 at 11:00 a.m. for Benefits. Call 633-3669. ARMED PERSONNEL to Machines. 41 Purnell supmies. Tru-Test paint Color. $50.00, "a s is” . Call Pearls. Keepsake Your F O R SALE - M cG ra w air conditioning, power the following: monitor alarm central sta P lace, M anchester. 849- a n a paint sundries, PENTLAND FLORIST 649-8635.______MANCHESTER - Four HOUSE CLEANERS part tion. Must have state gun LACE, LINENS, LOVELY Christmas Diamond 4986. Edison humidifier, ten steering, radio, 2 new POLICE VEHICLES Source. wallpaper and housewares. Visit Us For All Your room apartment, stove. time days in the Glaston permit. References THINGS! Furniture, alion capacity, good con- BABY’S CHANGING radials, some body rot. The Town of Mancjiester is an Holiday Needs. See Our $320 plus utilities. equal opportunity employer, and bury area. Must be neat frames, fabulous things! A COUNTRY ition, $30.00. 643-1061. Table - Yellow and white. Excellent motor. Must checked. For information Choice Selection, 24 Birch § References and security. requires an affirmative action R E D GOOSE FARM DIAMOND SHOWCASE is ANTIQUES COINS Like new. $20.00. sell. $800. negotiable. Call and reliable. 659-2953. call 236-6116. CHRISTMAS Street - 843-6247. “ Pleasing 649-4003. policy for all of its Contractors and ANTIQUES, Coventry. the place to shop for that Telephone 646-5645. 643-4735 anytime. « STAMPS You IS Our Pleasure”' FORD PICKUP Blue Vendors as a condition of doing Saturday and Sunday, 10-5. special man in your life. COUNTRY CHRISTMAS bench seat, excellent con TQWNHOUSE - Rent from business with the Town, as per 742-9137. Select from Gents diamond H a s arrived at the tHE MOST COMPLETE 1970 FORD FAIRLANE for 1981 CHEVY CITATION, dition. $M.OO or best offer. owner. Two bedrooms, IMi Federal Order 11246. CELEBRITY CIPHER rings, stone rings or CRAFTSMEN’S Coin and Stamp Store in C H R IS T M A S PLANTS, $99.00. Running condition. four door, V8. 27,000 miles. Bid Forms, plans agd C«teOfity CtptMT crypiograms ar* crmted from quotsttont by famous peopla. peat 643-6187. baths, appliances, full watches for a Christmas G A L LE R Y the Area - Also Buying CENTERPIECES, Holiday Call after 6:00 p.m., 646- $6,600. 647-1407. specifications are available at the and proaant Each M iar in tba cipbor tia nd t for another. Todsy's cMjw: U aquM Y. JE R I’S ANTIQUES AND basement. $450 plus gift he'll long remember. Stained glass Gold and Silver. SU-DEB Rose Special and Christ 1014. General Services Office, 41 Center COUNTRY FURNITURE. ONE PAIR electric out utilities. Call 649-4584 days Street. Manchester, Connecticut. DIAMOND MOWCASE - chandeliers, copperware, C O IN c o m p a n y , 747 mas Parties. KRAUSE 1969 MUSTANG - 3 speed. We're located in Tessier's door Christmas candles, - 643-4066 evenings.. TOWN OF MANCHESTER. country baskets, stenciled Main Street, Manchester. FLORIST, 621 Hartford FOR SALE - 30” Range Good running condition. ‘G M FBKOIGYRTUB RKAFTR GU RY Nursery, 40 West Street, Manchester Parkade. 3Vift. tall. $8.00. 649-2433. CONNECnCUT 649-2253. Road. 643-9559. Hood Fan. Brushed $ 1000. 295-9734 after 5:00 Bolton. Open Weekends. cheese boxes, pottery, CLEAN THREE Bedroom ROBERT B. WEISS. UNIQUE aluminum. $25.00. p.m. JYYS MUKBZ KFY. RTU GYZR 649-5991. theorems, wool geese, etc., CAMERA Collectors, e^ly apartment. Appliances, GENERAL Manager G IFT SHOP etc., etc. 58 Cooper Street, VANITY CAR Poloroid model 80 leather Telephone 646-8706 019-12 RENTAL CENTER PARK HILL JOYCE central location. Older 1976 AMC HORNET Mon-Sat. 10-6, Thurs.Till 9, PLATES FLOWER SHOP - Fancy case, light meter, mint child accepted, no pts. WGQYBRKOR RTWOF VVZ RY DISCOVER MOSTLY BEDSPREAD - Hand w agon , four door, air- TAYLOR RENTAL BRASS! Unlqu'e Sun. 12-5. fruit baskets, Boxwood condition. $15.00. 643-7153. $450 monthly plus heat and conditioning, ' AM-FM. C E N T E R - 155 C en te. ENGRAVED • RAISED knitted, white and pink. WGQBYNWZU KOI RKZRU KZ MYA GIFTWARE AND HOME Trees - All Y our Christmas utilities. References a Good condition. $1400. Call Street, Manchester. 643- LETTERS. Nice Christmas gift tor a decor of solid brass plus D ecorating Needs! 36 Oak must. Call after 1 p.m., 646-4479. Selling 2496. RENTS: Glassware, organization S E T CHILDRENS teen girls room . $50.00 or I t wicker and crafts. Per- VIDEO GAMES Street - 6&0791. 649-7137. JYYS.” — BYHUBR FAWPPKAGU China, Silverware, Linens, Emblems. Business Cards, American Heritage Books, best offer. 742-6016. ;sonaI service and sensible 1980 CITATION - power Items you PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "I have never known a more forthright All Your'Special Needs For fame Pins. Button Making U.S. history and guides to prices. 210 Pine Street, A RECORDERS Machines/Supplies. CENTERPIECES, FRUIT U.S. - 32 books in all, ttnnrtinn Oandn 4a MANCHESTER - F our brakes, power steering, air and honorable man than Mike Manalield" — Sam J. Ervin Jr. Holiday Entertaining. room apartment. 1st floor. Manchester (Comer Hart MANCHESTER RU BBER 'B A S K E T S , Flowering excellent condition. Asking conditioning, hatchback. no longer 0 tea: by NEA. Inc SELL used home $ ^ plus utilities. Call 649- ford Road) Thursday and STAMPS, 20 Birch Street Plants For Your Holiday $25.00. 646-5358. FOR SALE - ROSSIGNOL New radials. $3950.646-5567 TVS/STEREOS ;ame units and VCR’s 3379. Friday l-9pm, Saturday 649^489. Needs. B^ROWiS’S Skis - 160mm. Great for or 566-4256. need or hroueh the MOVIE SHOP AL SIEFFERTS ind Sunday lO-Spm. FLOWERS, INC„ 145 Main DATSUN PICK-UP Truck beginilinners! Best offer. by Larry Wright NEWLY RENOVATED - KIT ‘N’ CARLYLE™ APPLIANCES - 445 Hart STORET - 707 Main Street, APPLIANCES .Street, Manchester wheel rims. $35.00 for both. After 5:30 p.m. call 2 3 2 - 1968 VOLVO 144 - Running use Is I Manchester. 646-1481. Six room duplex. 1% ford Road, Manchester 647- BIBLES « BOOKS 646-7967. 8528. condition. Needs work. 3 9997. SUPER SANTA baths.k gas heat & hot Best offer takes It. BIBLES 8t BOOKS - Gifts SHOP PEARLS - 649 Main profitable SALE! Video Tape STEREO water. $ ^ plus security. 0«^i with Eternal Value. God's Street, Downtown SEWING MACHINE, por- Anllquaa 4$ Tues^y thru Friday after Recorders, TV’s, Stereos, Q-136 Word, the Bible. Good SPECIALISTS Manchester. 643-2171.; table with case and at- ...... 6 p.m ., 649-5169. to both Washers, Dryers, books for Spiritual Growth. Dishwashers from $249.00; tacbm ents, .00, good ANTIQUES AND Refrigerators, Freezers. J. B. ELECTRONICS R a n g e s from $249.00; The Needlework Primer D 105. Uplifting Music at 840 Main conditioo. COLLECTIBLES - Will has SO appealing itema MUCH MORE! buyer and lo-ia Street, Manchester. says: “The Best Stereos M icrow aves from $199.00. purchase outright or sell on for wardrobe and home GREAT GIFTS! ORLON WHITE Curtains, Tnicke for Safe 62 Around Can Be Found By commission. House lot or (with directions) to Knit A double ruff tops this KITCHEN/BATH SPORTING GOODS RENTS - This little ad seller. .Calling Jack Bertrand At 2Vk” ruffles on all sides, slngte piece. Telephone and Crochet; plus a How- frothy blouse for a very 44” long, 44” wide, represents hundreds of 1968 FORD % Ton pickup, ACCESSORIES LAY-A-WAY SPOR'nNG '643-1262!” To Section for stitches. feminine look. Shown '' excellent condition. $5.00. available rentals very good condition, many GIFTS-White SUjzFaml Q -136, Needlework here over a softly gath HAND M ADE professionally handled by new parts, needs minor’ SHOP UNIQUE KITCHEN Sports Gifts.Gut Cer ‘ 649-7517. ______NfaiifMf fo Buf 4$ Primer, is $3,25 a copy. ered skirt. Long pants & BATH - 38 Oak Street. •••••••••••••••••••••«•• Sclar Realtors. Call us work. $800 or best offer. and youthful knickers tificates at NAS8 I F F COLLECTIBLES Tom, 6 7 4 -9 4 1 3 days; Tt tnltr, mmI $325, tadidu Manchester for Wonderful - MAHOGANY Hallow core OLDER SINGLE or mulU first! 240$051. APuBaturee pMts|i aid kaidlliif. are also included. ARMS, 991 Main Street, evenings 646-6727. Gifts for All Your Gourmet Manchester. 647-9126. AN OLD FASHIONED door 30” x80” with 21"z3S” family unit tor caah. Han- MWi cast? D-105 with Photo-Guide • obscure glass . window, Cooks. 646-9696. CHRISTMAS at the dynwndyman ^ p e c it ^ O R ^ ...... m i FORD TRUCK - good MaUwImH is in Sizes 10 to 18. Size ' locking doorknob, no 12,. 34 bust . . . ruffled BICYCLES VILLAGE CHARM YARN Strano tteai liAUie, m s - running condition. Pour ItM An. at Edwricn * hinges, $15.00. Negotiable. running llHrTaik,N.T.1MM neck, long sleeve blouse, A GIFT THAT UI¥to BARN with h a n d m a d e 2000. Homaa lor Rant BICYCLES, SPORTING 649-4449 - keep trying. peed transmission. Call P riat HaaN, K ddrtw n it t ZIP 3H yards 46-inch; skirt THE 365 DAY Christmas GOODS, camping equi. 47-8341. COtE, m d a aaitdf. 1% yards; pants 2H Gift - R e m e m b e r your local craftsmen FOUR BEDROOM CAPE, SPECIAL: Over 200 se ment, figure skates, ' BLACKJACK Headders for yards; knickers, 1% friends and family with a ting supplies. Ub Spruce * only b lo c k s from all lections and a FREE gans, exercise equip . Ug block Chevy, veryaood R EN TA LS FORD VAN - 1971. Good yards. gift mempership in . Street, Manchester. 6^ schools.Treed lot. Pattern Section in the ment, Adidas, Nike. condiUaa. $60.00 or nest •••••••••••••••••••••••• condition, new tires. Low Patterns available only Ve’ll wrap and send your Available immediately. ALBUM . Just $3.00. F A R R ’S - 2 Main Street, offer. Call Dave between mileage. 742-7241. in sixes shovm. gift too. It's That Easy. Woome ior Aent M $600 monthly plus utilities. ISM S AT yS2S EKK Manchester. 643-7111. 11-3, 640$002.______•.••••aaastst.awaaaeaaae 643-5266 or 64M962. •■IN - KEEPSAKE tUILTt. M Tt ordtr, tttd $3.00, tin 50$ 646-7096. MANCHESTER - Nice G .M .C . p i c k - u p , lou r placad and atpllpiad datlna. fir pittiit iM katdllif. FIVE PIECE Daystrom room with kitchen speed. Insulated cap, runs t-ltl-HEIKlOOM HANDmOM-20 SUE M tItn T dinette set, 36x60, gray for MANCHESTER - Three ;ood, covered wagon Upat at aaadlawarti lA lllt. privllegei. Gentleman 0-1 >2-10 BlVt ar KEEP-40 aac- i lM A n . at Amatlaaa mica, ■ell-storlng leaf, bedroom house, $550 ?ruck, camper, flat bed, 16 prefeiired. $50.00 wedilj l FOUND-WM UNDER diavatk Itaau ta laaKa. NaaiYMK,N.Y.1IIM ck high back chairs, monthly. Security depioelt. ft. trailer plank, four P riat NaaM, Addiaat wHS ZIP Security. Telephone IS: *FYT5, MOUSEBROKEM'. 0-1t>-CRAFra-M •* KNcA- ».00. $ 4 $ ^ after 4 p.m. 1078. 7 0 4 ^ . wheel. 643-2371. ta-auka Itaaii. CODE, Stria Naaitar aad tUa.