20 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Wed., Dec. 291 1982 BUSINESS Quotations review 1982 events in Manchester Jan. 20 Herald... "We have had thU after a mid-January layoff at Pratt Glastonbury, at a Feb. 16 public that are a public safety hazard. I sale of 10 acres of land to Economy January thing on a fast track. We don’t want it Whitney A ircraft.. . “We’re get­ works department hearing on plans think I should be able to go Electric Supply Inc. that building sitting there, whether ting the wool pulled over our eyes. to assess Manchester Road forward.” — Mayor Stephen T. "When will politicians act more we use it or not, it costs us $40,000 a 'I’hls is a railrMd job.” — Nicholas residents for new water pipe in­ Penney, at a Feb. 22 meeting of the Airline overbooking - new rule on 'bumping' like men year to heat.” — Mayor Stephen T. D. Converlino, Oxford Street, at a stallations. . . “ We are looking at Capitol Region Council of /' And confess to their failed ploy? Penny, commenting on the Bonnet public hearing bn the projected the possibility of personnel cutbacks Governments concerning the Main- When Hell freezes over is my School housing project at a Jan. 19 closings of ^ n tle y and Highland — layoffs. I don’t think we can count Center Street construction plan. . . On a recent flight from San Juan, Puerto Rico, to New Airlines will continue to solicit passengers first to So if you think you have a confirmed guaranteed guess, when. ‘"That place has been broken into leave the plane voluntarily. But, as before, the rules reservation, be on guard! Arrive at the airport early and Board of Directors meeting. . . Park schools. on attrition to do much good.” — “I resent the fact that special in­ so badly I wouldn’t be the least sur­ York, an acquaintance reports, the flight attendant an­ It’s like taking away their toys.” “We’re sick, naturally. This thing General Manager Robert B. terest groups receive special nounced that the flight was overbooked and called for don’t spell out what the airline must offer the get your seat early. The new rules are not in your favor. — Robert H. Blelchman, latter prised if some of our town derelicts (unemployment) is mushrooming February Weiss, at a March 19 news con­ favorable deals at the expense of the were running a flophouse thei'e.” four volunteers to leave the plane. As sweeteners, the Y o u r passengers who leave voluntarily. Protect yourself as best you can. and former Eighth Utilities District An increase of at least 25 percent in involuntary bum­ (Sylvia Porter’s 1983 Income Tax Book,” her com­ nationwide.” — Charles Tracy, ference on plans to trim town rest of the taxpayers of Deputy Fire Chief James McKa'y, airline tossed in a round-trip ticket anywhere in the director, in a poem on the town- chief business representative for the “I don’t see where, you have the pings can be anticipated • under the new rules, says prehensive guide to income taxes, is now available budget... "I have a project ready to Manchester.” — J.R. Smith, local United States and a cash bonus. After a short wait, four M oney's district dispute over the town’s International Association of right to assess us.” — William passengers departed and four new ones came aboard. Matthew Finucane, director of the Aviation Consumer through her column. Send $3.95 plus $1 for mailing and go. It’s in the center of my town and government critic. In Feb. 26 letter Buckland firehouse, published in the Machinists and Aerospace Workers, Edge, 1512 Manchester Road, I have four buildings sitting derelict to the editor concerning the town’s Please turn to page 3 Since the next day was Thanksgiving and all flights to W o rth Action Project in Washington. He points out that when handling to “Sylvia Porter’s 1983 Income Tax Book,” in the CAB tightened bumping rules in 1978, bumpings fell New York were booked solid, the four must have Sylvia Porter care of the Manchester Herald, 4400. Johnson Drive, planned a turkey dinner on the beach. 30 percent. More recently, when rules were loosened Fairway, Kan. 66205. Make checks payable to Universal More than 170.000 people voluntarily left flights in the during the air traffic controllers strike (the CAB Press Syndicate.) first three quarters of 1982, while almost 131,000 relaxed the rules in August 1981, retightened them in passengers were involuntarily bumped, says the Civil September 1982), the incidents rose about 30 percent. .Aeronautics Board. In total, airlines paid about $32 Finucane adds that the change is strange since there is Mix of clouds Manchester, Conn. million in compensation,to both groups of passengers. tion within two hours of the planned arrival time, your no evidence that the old rules don’t work well. Firm honored Now. rule changes scheduled to become effective Jan. compensation doubles to a maximum of $400 and a You can expect three negative results from the rule M A P Foodservice Brokers of Manchester was and sunshine Friday Thursday, Dec. 30, 1982 23. 1983, will boost the number of involuntarily bumped minimum of $75. changes; recently named passengers. In fact, airlines can implement the new On international flights, the time limit rises to four • If you are bumped and you would have been compen­ Banquet Foodservice — See page 2 Single copy 25q; rules sooner; since the CAB didn't establish a reporting hours. The rules apply to every U.S. and foreign carrier sated under the old rules, you’ll get nothing under the Regional Broker of requirement for the new rules, the agency hasn't been on outbound flights and to U.S. carriers only on inbound new. The CAB holds an insulting opinion about the value th e Y e a r , notified which, if any. airline already has started usjng flights. of your lost time. Northeastern area. the rules. But the new rules change compensation in crucial • All passengers, and particularly time-sensitive , • \ The award was Under the old (current?) rules, the CAB requires that ways; U.S. carriers will not have to pay compensation travelers, will be more vulnerable to bumping. Airlines presented at the St. if you are involuntarily bumped on a domestic flight (ac­ to passengers on inbound international flights. The pur­ will have no inducement to seek volunteers, since they Louis National cording to a bumping plan the airline has on file with the pose; to make U.S. carriers more competitive with will have to compensate them, unlike involuntary Broker meeting. GOP-PFtOPOSED ELDERiy HCXJSING board I and it puts you on an alternative flight that gets their foreign counterparts. The rules on outbound flights "bumpees.” And there will be no rules on what the air­ Morty Gusto of M you to your destination within two hours of your planned continue unchanged. lines have to offer volunteers, if anything. A P Foodservice arrival, you receive a 1(X) percent refund of your ticket. • Overbooking will increase. The airlines won’t have Brokers represen­ Riots Eliminated is the requirement for compensation to The maximum dollar amount is $200; the minimum is bumped passengers who arrive at their destination to be so careful, since there 'will be no financial ted the company at .837.50. . within one hour of planned arrival. Eliminated, too, is deterrent to overbooking. An extra 30,000 passengers Morty Gusto the meeting. If. though, the airline does not get you to yourdestina- the minimum payment of $37.50. may be bumped involuntarily each year. w rcK k fflFlSHEICQUALITYATA£5£ ^ M iam i

I MIAMI (UPI) — Police su r­ rounded tlie riot-wracked Overtown slum for the third straight day today while a tactical squad stood watch Chemist YEAR END SALE in the nearby Liberty City ghetto where 18 people died in race riots in 0 at work t o i f i SENIOR 1980. 3ENTEF Loops of hose and test CREDIT POWER M Hospitals reported 12 more in­ juries in the second day of violence tubes lead PPG In­ in Overtown Wednesday, bringing dustries research the toll to one dead and 21 injured. chemist Dr. Peter Gaa 25” diagonal picture tube The man whose shooting by police to formulas for binder ■ i triggered the riots also died mixtures used in the Wednesday. production of fiber HIGH FIDELITY TELEVISION Police said at least 38 people were Stereo audio amplifiers arrested in the two days of street glass products. The Two 6'/^*' woofers, two 2” tweeters mi Stereo matrix circuitry violence, mostly for burglary and PPG fiber glass E . MIDDLE TURNPIKE Vertical Interval Reference (VIR) processing looting, and three businesses were research center in 17-key wireless remote control Random access channel tuning destroyed and another three were Pittsburgh has Quartz-locked PLL digital synthesizer tuning system Herald photos by Pinto badly damaged. developed more than Reception system for 105 channels: 12 VHP. 70 UHF, 0 midband and 14 At daybreak. Miami and Metro- 50 bincler formulations. superband Oade County police reported Two sets of video/audio (R/L) Inputs, one set of vldeo/Audk> (R/L) outputs REPUBLICAN DIRECTOR PETER DIROSA REPUBLICANS MAP THEIR PROPOSED HOUSING PROJECT Digital time/channel display . . . would b* bulH behind the Senior Citizens Center relative quiet, although a minor dis- . . . •x p la lm OOP- altornM Ive-to Bwnnwt furTfance was reported in the JPI ijno to previously unaffected black neighborhood of Goulds, 15 miles south of Overtown. Alternative to Bennet plan Officers staffed outnosts around , r ■« the perimeter of a 250-square-bIock I^ IF IS H E R "restricted zone" in Overtown, 46” Rear Prolactloii High FkM^ T.V. which was sealed off| to all but I Rear projection ayilam: 3 lubat, 3 lane residents. 1 105 channel direct iccaea PLL qutrti liU L n y n p GOP suggests bonding for housing Of the 300 officers who stood , locked" digital ' syntt nthetizar tuner - 117-key Infrared rr Flther*a oontlnuoua ”atata^*the^uT I watch in Overtown and at a school in microcomputer wireleae englnaarlno haa dona It agalnl Here's the remote control They had no estimate for annual Liberty City Wednesday night, about I Digital time/channel display brand new V t900 48" talavlalon featuring I Bennet conversion is approved. would depend on how much the town “ WE HAVE packaged this to ivini ivunr ■ rear-screen projection system for the I By Paul Hendrie maintenance costs, but said the $25,- half were sent home by dawn. I Vertical Interval Reference (VIR) ooKK ^ queHty, ptus a 17-key In- I The Republicans, outnumbered 6-3 could get for the Bennet building. make it ■ affordable,” said “We made several arrests during Herald Reporter on the Board of Directors, oppose 000 to $50,000 they believe Bennet I stereo matrix circuitry I A d S ” Su7put; 7.6 Watts per channel But even if the building was given Reoublican Director Peter P. would generate in taxes would more I the Bennet conversion, which is the night, but it is fairly quiet now," I Two sets of video/audio (R/L) Inputs, one minimum RMS power Into 6 ohma, from I The Republicans Wednesday un­ away for nothing, the Republicans Diltosa Jr., the minority leader. than cover maintenance. said Mike Stewart, a Miami police set of video/audio outputs designed for moderate-income 100Hz-15kHz, with no more than 1.0S P ? wld vldL) d 4 ^ veiled a proposal to use bonding — claimed, their project could be “This is not necessarily an alter­ They said the project would be spokesman. “ Right now it’s a stand I Bass, treble, balance, loudness, stereo tbs highest quality end the most enjoy-1 eldeny. They say the building should financed completely with bonding, native proposal to Bennet. All of this matrix controls I "Wide Surround" audio putting the town’s credit on the line turned over to the Manchester by and wait and see situation. We Some stores ore turning ment In a superb video component, see be sold to private Investors as office and rents still would be about $200 a has been developed in terms of what I Wood grain vinyl veneer cabinet with way speaker syttema; (2)18.5 vraofsrsand Fisher’s PTgjo^no*! — for the first time ever to build Housing Authority once completed. hope that things will remain calm." closing doors ( 2) 2" ' space. month. Rents at Bennet would range would best serve the needs of the low-income housing. Repuolican Town Chairman Cur­ Shortly after midnight, a gang of They proposed building for $8(X),- from $320 to $410 a month. people who would live there. This tis M. Smith said the cost of heating rHEIR PLAN would take the addresses the need to provide elder­ youths (iragged a bus bench into a f A brand naw VCR from FMiarl Tha FVH52S 000 36 units of elderly housing behind revenue generated- by the sale of the units - which would be borne by Liberty City street, apparently to complaints into extra sales faaturaa 7-day B-«vant programming, a bullt-ln the Manchester Senior Citizens If Bennet could be sold for the ap­ ly housing while the other plan ad­ the tenants — would be $30 to $35 a VHF/UHF alacfronlo tunar parmltnng you to Bennet and apply it toward con- proximately $200,000 the town es­ dresses the need to occupy month. The Buildings either would block traffic. Windshields in at least 'ecord ona program wfilla viawfng anothar, 2- Center as an alternative to the plans ' struction of the nine, four-unit timates, rents would run $150 a two police cruisers also were rOU REALLY NEED TO to convert the vacant Bennet buildings.” be heated with natural gas or oil, he By LeRoy Pope swerving ability to stick to a proven of the telephone line believe in it. nour/4-hour/8-nour racarding flaxiblllty and a" raised ranch style buildings they en­ month at the GOP project, the smashed by youths in the area, 2 fOWS! spaclal S-mdda pfaybaek ayatam Including building to housing. The Republicans said said. He said they would be well in­ UPl Business Writer script," he said. As for athletes. Goodman said slow motion, cua and ravlaw amf atlll frama ad­ vision for the land adjacent to the Itepublicans said. A higher selling maintenance costs at their project miles north of Overtown, At a news conference. Republican price for Bennet would mean even sulated. For telephone selling, Goodman they also have these showbusiness vance. The FVHS2S elto utlllzee e 12-functlon directors and jiarty leaders clalm ^ Senior Citizens Center. would be minimal, because the land The massive outbreaks in Liberty .NEW YORK (I'P I)- Ifyou call a IFVHU remote oonfrol allowing you to operate virtually lower rents at the other project. already is maintained by the town. SMITH SAID the plans for the City May 17-20, 1980, left 116 said. ‘‘Actors are the best. Then qualities and in addition, their love all of tha raoordar’t functions. All this and their proposal could fly even if the Rems at the housing project .store to complain about something, RECORDER much morel Sas this fina VCR todalayl GOP project, which included buildings burned and caused $100 come other performers, musicians, of intense competition helps them to detailed floor plans and a rough site don't be surprised if you are per­ people trained in disciplined debate sell. I 2-hour/4-hour/8-hour racorrafng and million property damages. playbackpl^back plan — were prepared in consulta­ On Wednesday, police helicopters suaded into another purchase. and, perhaps surprisingly, Goodman said the pool of this kind 7-aay, S-avant timar with avaryday funatlon tion with three contractors, two of I Automatic playback switching dropped tear gas canisters into the Telephone selling is being refined to athletes." of talent available for telephone whom are also architects. 15-moda playbMk streets to break up gangs of young an art Actors are the best, he said, I Soft touch controlt Module reservations voiced He said the Republican proposal is selling is not confined to New York blacks who burned cars, stoned and Most customer complaints are because they are used to taking and Los Angeles, the nation’s two I Soft a)act ayatam intended as a starting point for made by telephone - postChristmas direction and are used to being I Built-in VHF/UHF tunar because to go back to the drawing reconstruction to go forward,” Modules were designed to study and discussion and can be beat white motorists and shot police entertainment capitals. 114 praaat channala with alactronic channal While the state does not rule out only six blocks from the Orange IS the heaviest season — and many creative and disciplined at the same lock ayatam boards would delay the projM t Gubala said. separate angle parking from moving altered as circumstances dictate. '"The universities and colleges all parking modules in a plan for Main Delaying it might erase ahv Bowl, where LSU meets meets Of them are being turned into extra time. over the country turn out plenty of I Ramota control (RC52) Street reconstruction, the state’s traffic. "Let’s have five or six feasibility sales, .says Gary Goodman I Auto rawind ayatam savings from the changes. It A NUMBER of Manchester peo­ studies and look at all the alter­ Nebraska New Year's night. “An actor or an opera singer may well-trained amateur actors and 14-dlglt AM/PM clock with day indication chief transportation engineer thinks might mean no funds will be ple concerned about the plan have BUT THE STATE has eased any Tourism officials feared the Goodman, of Glendale. Calif., in discover something new in a role 1 Electronic ta^a countar they take up space and thus may natives and let the voters decide,” other performers and good I Daw protection ayatam with daw Indicator avtulable when the plan is ready. concluded that the state is deter­ blanket opposition to unseparated national publicity of the distur­ the telephone selling business for every time he or she plays or sings musicians and athletes are spread make it harder for the plan to meet Gubala acknowledged that a delay mined to reject anything but a plan said Smith, who has charged that angle parking. Gubala said the state non-housing uses for Bennet never bances could dampen the turnout for years, conducts seminars for blue it, but they stick to the author's lines all over the land, he said. the requirement for moving traffic in a project always involves some that provides only parallel parking is willing to explore with federal of- efficiently. were properly explored. “There the bowl game, but there were no chip companies and 35 universities, and the composer's score. You also He says Sears Roebuck & Co. risk that funds will dry up. But he and fast-moving traffic lanes. hcials the possibility of retaining unusual numbers of cancellations of publishes a newsletter, and has “A lot of that wide street Is taken does not see this funding program But Gubala says the state merely never was a businesslike approach have to do that to succeed in pioneered the idea of converting up Iw those modules,” Dr. Robert angle parking. to Bennet. The' premise was that airplane or hotel reservations. some interesting ideas on what telephone selling. An actor or musi­ customers’ telephoned complaints going away — not with (Connecticut wants a plan that will be less expen­ “I have written to my staff to get "We’re going bananas," said makes a good telephone salesper­ Gubala, chief engineer for the state sive than the current one and one Bennet would be for housing. That cian engaged in telephone selling into extra sales some years ago I nSHER FVHS30 VHS VBEO CASSETTE RECORDD Wimi Department of Transportation, said and other states hammering away cracking” on angle parking, Gubala was in September (1981). The first William Cullom, president of the son. will appreciate and enjoy construc­ when Goodman was working for the Wednesday of the town’s current at the federal government about it. which will meet state criteria for said Wednesday. Greater Miami Chamber of The best usually are temporaries, He stresiqi that the state will look moving traffic. feasibility study wasn’t until May tive criticism in the same way he or company. INKLESS REMOTE CONTROL plan for reconstruction of Main. He said he is also working on the 26.” Commerce. “ ... This kind of news he told United Press International, she would from the director of a “I have been hammering at this IFVH630I You'll never have to mlas I at any pUn that meets the two Construction cost has been pegged inflation cost factor and will write Smith also said he doubts a makes headlines in places like and they don't come from a conven­ play" idea in my seminars and it’s I another of your fevorlte progtame thanks J He made his observation in criteria set at a meeting between at about $8.3 million. the town about that. private appraiser’s report released Atlanta. People are calling in and tional .selling background to the FVHSSO's 14 dey, 9-event moor- f answer to a reporter’s question town officials and Transportation Gubala said some of the cost must At the meeting with DOTs Burns, spreading,” he said. It just requires ding capability. Phie. Ihle VHS format' Wednesday morning by town saying, ‘How’s the riot going.?” I'KKPOKMING PERSONS’ im­ about the state reaction to remarks Commissioner J. William Burns. be in the modules. Walter Fuss, the both Weiss and State Sen. Carl General Manager Robert B. Weiss. (GOODMAN SAVS it’s a mistake a clerk to: machine Includae a bullt-ln 108 ohallen ] consulting engineer who design^ It Zinsser questioned the high inflation Miami’s black city manager, perviousness to customer rejection (with CATVj tuner tor maximum etatlon made by Manchester General ’The criteria are lower cost and ef- This report estimated Bennet’s to hire the field or retail salesperson —Get the customer’s problem ficieht movement of traffic. for the town, says the modules Howard Gary, said late Wednesday in telephone selling grows out of the clearly in mind. •election. Other special VCR funoUons Manager Robert Weiss T ues^v Overtown had been “secure and — and an even bigger mistake to way they learn to shield themselves Include 2-hour/4-hour/8-hour recording Weiss said he favored retaining "We made a committment to represent a relatively small part of Please turn to page 10 Plraae turn to page 10 —Apologize for the inconvenience. and playback, 5-moda playback In­ the n^odule plap wjth modifications Manchester that we want the cost. calm" since shortly after nightfall. hire "someone like yourself, the against the rejection of trying out The death at 6:45 p.m. of Nevell person doing the hiring, who usually —Promise help if possible. cluding alow motion, still frama, cue and ^ 'srZUTB’SS unsucessfully for role after role and review and a wiralasa ramota control psr- B~ "The Snake" Johnson, 21, the black has a managerial or entrepreneurial —Pick out a related product the having doors virtually slammed in customer might be interested in mKtlng virtual total operation of tha whose shooting by police Tuesday personality." their faces, Goodman said. machinal FIshar't FVHS30... an amazing night set off the rioting, caused no buying. partormer from Flaharl Worth's building “They won't have the right These performing persons have I —Make a sales appeal. I Infrared wiralsaa 13-tunollon ramota 1 apparent stir on the streets, litteted temperament for telephone selling. another great asset for telephone control with burned-out cars and expended They will lack the physical stamina, —Confirm both the service and the New Year's holiday closings selling, the ability to believe in what 114-day, 9-evsnt programming . tear-gas grenades ?nd canisters. the auditory acuity, the necessary sales transaction. they're doing at the moment and to Sounds simple. Now about that I Bullt-ln tuner with 105 channala sale is confirmed insensitivity to rejection and the un­ make the customer at the other end (Including CATV) Schools I achouui are on vucuuuu uus wees and (3iristmas whatsit that dln’t work.; I ■ 14 praaat channala with etactronic look Municipal offleesi Municipal offices in • I ayatam Mandiester, Bolton, Andover and Coventry will be will reopen on Monday. Joseph Bovino, the owner of owner of Worth’s, denied rumors inside today 14-dlglt AM/PM dock with day kidlos- I On Friday the Mary Cheney Library Libraries (Carriage House Hair Design at 18 that it had been sold. He could not be lUon closed Friday and reopen Monday. 20 pages, 2 sections In Manchester emerifency numbers are highway, in Manchester will be open from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Oak St., today confirmed earlier reached for comment today. Movie producers need snow 647-3233, refuae 647-3248 and sanitary sewer and Whiten Library will be open from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. reports that he had purchased the LONO T U M BANK HNANCINQ The bookmobile will not be operating. AH Ubrariea Bovino said the decision about Advice ...... 12 water, 647-3111. Worth’s building on Main Street. whether Worth’s will remain on Area towns ...... 9 FAIRLEE, Vt. (UPI) — Vermont AVAILABU will be closed Saturday. unseasonably warm weather will pany — when it scheduled the Moili the post office will follow its regular Bovino's partners in the tran­ Main Street is "entirely up to Peter Business ...... >...... 20 skiers and ski area operators are not Slate offleesi Stote offices will be closed Friday not allow them to make artificial filming for early January — had 1MATMBM4TB •chednle Frldiay, exemt that there will be no saction, he said, are Daniel Trier.” Classified...... i ...... 18-19 the only ones praying for snow these snow. assumed the Vermont weather and Saturday. Guaebiohe of Manchester and days. deliveries after 3 p.m. Tlie post office will be closed Motor Vehicle Department offleesi AU Motor Worth’s was one of the strongest Com ics...... 8 And, it is too late to back out of the would cooperate. Lester Daddario of South Windsor. supporters of the current plan tc Entertainment ...... 12 ftoducers for Columbia Pictures n m n m m i Saturday, New Year’s Day. Vehicle Department offices wUl be cloeed Friday filming schedule for the movie "Sur­ Bovino said the businesses now Main Street. Several years ago it L ottery...... 2 need snow for a $12 million film vivors,” a Columbia spokeswoman But now it will have to bring In iCSMAITfORtlt. 1 /1 /MiUlCIISnR H u m Buslnesoesi Most businesses and banka will be and Saturday. They wUl be open Thuraday untU 7:30 leasing space in the building are snow-making equipment, the said. p.m. They will reopen Tuesday from 8:30 a.m. to clos^ its store at the Parkade, but Obituaries ...... f ...... 10 production planned in Vermont, and said. u a u m open on Friday and will be cloeed on Saturday. "safe/' though he said he may want retained its Main Street location. said recently if they cannot have it, niH4M§§m$nmrMi§wnKUimsmusmnna tu - m n 7 .30 p.m. eventually to move hla business in. Opinion...... 8 “I guess you could say we are “We're not saying it’s going to be 'Package storcsi All package stores will be Peopletalk...... 2 they at least need frigid the Manchester Herddi The Herald will be rchase was made for The building also houses Leaf, praying for snow light now,” she easy, or something we’re looking cloeed on Satnrday. He said V Sports...... 15-17 temperatures. said. TSm m S, IMBk T1 H RS RL S. C U » KN ItMB • MM Refuse colleciloni There will be regular refuse published Friday mojming. It will not be pubUibed investment. He declined to disclose Stem & Root, Harrison’s Stationers forward to, but we’re^just going to Grames Printing and several Television ...... 8 They said their main concern is The spokeswoman said the com- have to do it,” shg laid. collection in Manchester on Friday. Saturday. the price. Last Thursday, Peter Trier, professional offices. MANCHESTER HERALD. Thurg,, Dec. 30, 1982 — 3 2 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Thurs., Dec. 30, 1982 NATIONAi WtAlHER SERVICt lORtCAST lo 7 AM tS"! 1?- 31' •» News Briefing ___ 30.Z4 . M 30.00 Quotations review 1982 events in Manchester wouldn’t be a salesman ana 1 would check the out, to see if I had a men­ Continued from page 1 never live In Manchester.” — Curtis tal problem or something.” — John M. Smith, Republican town chair­ Thompson, political candidate who < • • I 'v •• Soviet media SAHFMNCItCO Im MVCbI FAIR quoted March 3 concerning the va­ Bank robbers cant Odd Fellows Building. . . “I man . . . “People vient into the returned ail contributions to his deny plot part LOt AWOtUB sort of feel like Zsa Zsa Gabor's se­ barbershop tq get a haircut, but also campaign by political action com­ 1. mittees . . . “I feel Halloween has take $15 million cond husband. I know why I’m here, to get the news of the day.” — I MOSCOW (UPI) Soviet media LOWEST Sedrick Straughan, member of outlived it usefulness. But the MARBELLA, Spain (UPI) - A gang of tempehatuhcb but I don’t know how I’m going to U denied as "the purest fabrication” make it interesting.” — Robert the Odd Fellows, reminiscing about children still love it.” — Mrs. Joan sophisticated thieves who cleaned out " S . reports linking Moscow to the attempt to ------—W-. the building following its demoli­ Osella, commenting on the the safe deposit boxes of aristocrats and Gorman, chairman of the town assassinate Pope John Paul H, but ac­ Parking Authority, quoted March tion. Halloween concerns of parents in jet setters is believed to have made off cused the pontiff of seeking to destabilize the wake of the Tylenol poisoning with an estimated $15 million — the no»| 10. . . "Your management of this his native Poland from the Vatican. matter represents a gross departure scare. largest bank haul in history. The Soviet newspaper Izvestia UW WtATHtR fOTOCAST *■/ The thieves, working undisturbed over from the high standard of care September Wednesday charged Washington and ‘which, for five years now, I have the three-day Christmas holiday, NATO were behind reports of Ehist Bloc “We knew it was no helicqpter. It extracted cash, jewels, securities, observed you maintain as a involvement in the May 13,1981, shooting professional city manager.” — couldn’t have been.” — Steve November heirlooms and art treasures from some of the pope in St. Peter’s Square. Eichner, a Coventry resident, 200 safe deposit boxes in the vault of the Weather Mayor Stephen T. Penny, from a “It’s like when you quit smoking. “It has been noted more than once that Marah 28 letter to General Manager describing an unidentifying flying Bank of Andalusia. the provocational sensation around this object he saw over Loring Air Force The first few days you’re awful ner­ Banking sources said Wednesday the Robert B. Weiss chiding him for bis vous, but then you get used to it.” — matter and the insinuation of supposed handling of the Mattabassett Sewer Base . . . “I think my opponent is value of the contents of the safe deposit participation of Bulgaria and the missing a good thing tonight. Stan Oziinek, a Jets fan, talking boxes was unofficially estimated at $15 District sludge disposal agreement. about the football strike and the loss U.S.S.R. in the attempt on the pope’s life Today’s forecast . . “We (the town-district liaison Whether we have five or 50 or 500 million. • is the purest fabrication and has ab­ people here, I think it’s a good use of of TV football Sundays . . • • Police said they had no clues to the committee) ar' not going to meet ‘‘Volunteerism is the great UPI photo solutely no foundation,” the government Today sunny. Highs around 40. Winds northwest 10 to again until they (the Eighth District my time.” — Jack Thompson, can­ gang's identity. newspaper said. didate for the 13th Assembly American way, but sooner or later Officials said the Marijella branch of 15 mph. Tonight clear and cold. Lows in the 20s. Winds directors) find out what's going on you run out of volunteer spirit,,” — light westerly. Friday a mixture of clouds and sunshine. and put a stop to it.” — Deputy District, at a sparsely-attended the bank was well chosen by the thieves debate at which his opponent did not Attorney Joaiah Leaaner, speaking because it is a favorite place for the in­ Penthouse furor Highs around 40. Winds southwest around 10 mph. Mayor Barbara B. Weinberg, Nov. 23 of the long-floundering ef­ \ quoted March 29 concerning the show up . .. “He’s been playing foot­ ternational jet set and wealthy Spaniards An International flap of neighborhood proportion Is brewing In San Soviets celebrate sie with Fidel Castro.” — Lurien P. forts for a locally-based legal aid in the posh Costa del Sol resort to deposit petition drive to annex the Bryan program . . . "What we mostly saw Francisco's Cow Hollow district over the Soviet Consulate’s new 60th anniversary Extended outlook 'Farms neighborhood into the Eighth DiFazio Jr., unsuccessful candidate their valuables. for U.S. Senate referring to a was great people and a crummy 3 penthouse which was constructed hastily during the Christmas Extended outlook for New England Saturday through District. system,” — John Juros of weekend. As they noticed the addition, neighbors began reacting MOSCOW (UPI) - The Soviet Union member of Sen. Lowell P. Weicker’s Monday: „ , staff . . . “It was a great trip — Manchester of his trip to the USSR furiously, calling It Illegal, "unsightly” and a- "disaster" to those whose celebrated its 60th anniversary today Massachusetts, Rhode Island and Connecticut; Fair with the Friendship Force . . . “1 Roxanne: Judge views of the Golden Gate Bridge It blocks. with a splash of red ink in the official A p r il except ...” — Orlando Annulli, through the period. Daytime highs in the 30s. Overnight prominent local builder who was on was a lousy teacher when 1 came (to press but with an eye toward everyone’s Manchester).” — LeRoy Hay in an believed ‘all lies’ lows in the teens and low 20s. “By cutting the budget, you’re a cruise ship that was wrecked off favorite holiday. New Year’s Eve. Vermont: Dry except for some scattered flurries in interview on his selection as Defense Minister Dmitri Ustinov cutting the quality of life for the coast of Alaska, killing two peo­ WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. (UPI) - northeast New York and northern Vermont Sunday and ple . . . “This is not something that Connecticut State Teacher of the Socialite Roxanne Pulitzer tearfully Cold returns Overimbibers authorized the grandest fireworks dis­ everyone in town. It’s easy to cut Year, in which he credited play in the country’s history to celebrate Monday. Highs in the 20s and 30s. Lows in the teens and (the education budget) because you is just a fly-by-night kind of thing. charged a circuit judge “believed all the 20s. Manchester High School with his' 0 the anniversary a 60-volley . can’t see what it does. You fix holes There’s n e ^ and we’ll fill it. Five lies " in awarding custody of her two to ski country offered a ride Maine, New Hampshire: Mostly fair weather but with growth as a teacher. extravaganza that ^11 send a rainbow of in the street, you can see what’s pounds of cheese can be the young sons to her millionaire husband NORTHAMPTON, Mass. (UPI) — a few periods of light snow. Temperatures near normal. difference between life and death — and leaving her a mere pittance of his WOODSTOCK, Vt. (UPI) - reflections off the snow-blanketed north. done. U you don't Cut (he education This year New Year’s Eve partygoers Highs 15 to 25 north and 25 to 35 south. Lows 0 to 10 north budget, you don’t see the results for or feeling good and not feeling fortune Seasonably cold weather returned to But throughout the world’s largest New England ski country Wednesday, who have a little too much of the bubbly country, it was a normal workday. Peo­ and 10 to 20 south. several years.” — Todd McGrath, good.” — Krv. .Newell H. Curtis Jr., December Mrs. Pulitzer. 31. who fought the bitter can get a free ride home from those who . speaking of the distribution of divorce settlement in a 19-day trial, was following five days of record-breaking ple who might have been tempted to slip Manchester High School senior, at warm weather which had slowed activity are all too familiar with overimbibing away for last-minute holiday shopping Long Island Sound the, April 5 Board of Directors government surplus cheese to needy “It’s a matter of principle for me. informed of Circuit Judge Carl Harper's and the sometimes legal consequences. residents . . . “ I knew what I was I've taken on the federal and state decision late Tuesday at the Pulitzers' at ski areas throughout the region. had reason to reconsider. budget hearing. . . “The idea of a The program participants are Long Island Sound to Watch Hill, R.I., and Montauk guy coming in here with coattails getting into when I signed the con­ governments and I’m not going to Palm Beach mansion. The number of ski areas open in the Discipline has become the code word region declined sharply in the warm members of the Honors Court, a of the new Politburo lineup headed b y , Point, N.Y.: Northwest winds 10 to 15 knots today. Hying and receipts failing out of his Herald photo by Pinto tract. I really thought I could make back down now.” — M irh a rl She burst into tears and went to bed, program for men and women who landed Variable winds 10 knots or less tonight. Southwest to it. I thought we could eke by enough. Dworkin, environmentalist, com­ said Pierrette Barr, a governess for the weather following CJiriStmas, but with Yuri Andropov and it has come to mean ' pockets a day before deadline isn’t in the Hampshire County Court because west winds 10 to 15 knots Friday. Fair today and tonight. JUDGE CHARLES HOUSE LISTENS TO DEBATE That was my mistake.” Michael menting Dec. 14 on his suit to pre­ twins. the return of seasonable temperatures, being at work on time, no goofing-off, no really accurate.” — J. David around 55 New England ski areas are of alcohol or drug abuse problems. getting drunk and no leaving work early. Partly cloudy Friday. Visibility over 5 miles. Average Garaventa, local CPA on April IS, he chaired June hearing on a nuclear freeze referendum question < trfiielli, former music coordinator vent the Town of Manchester from “She was destroyed. She was absolute­ They will provide the free ride taxi wave heights 1 to 3 feet today and 1 fdot or less tonight. for town schools who left teaching selling land to Economy Electric ly destroyed." Ms. Barr said expected to be in operation in time for Although the government and Com­ the last day to file tax returns . . . the New Year’s weekend — about the service and will be thrown a “dry” party munist Party-controlled press was full of “Here we have Miss Uccello, ap­ for a more lucrative job in private Co. for development of an industrial Wednesday. "She was iri tears. She said at the county courthouse before the taxi endorse a nuclear freeze resolution . the Board of Directors, opposing a District), when they called on me, I industry. park , . , “ We’re either visionary or Judge Harper believed all the lies. " same number as were open on the Christ­ self-congratulatory acknowledgment of parently repaying some political service begins. debt to the National Conservative . . "Peter and I have determined state income tax and ridiculing thought what choice do I have?” A we’re going to get killed.’’ — Debbie Harper awarded custody of the mas weekend. the country’s achievements, most people National forecast volunteer club fire department ver­ As of the middle of the week, the New “ We’re doing it to stay sober,” Political Action Caucus or its that budgets are not a political Republican state legislators . . . Sanii on Dec. 17 speaking of her couple's 5-year-old sons. Mack and Zack, were much more eager to celebrate the sus a professional town fire England Ski Areas Council reported ski William P. Nagle Sr., director of the Now Year. Bv United Press International .Connecticut affiliate by endorsing issue, they are a people issue.” — “Now I hear her (Muriel Yacavone) October venture with her husband in a to the father, publishing heir Peter program and a reformed alcoholic, said City & Fest Hi Lo Pro Los Angeles c 00 41 in Deputy Mayor Barbara B. telling the press she never intended department? The main thing is, we private computer-based education Pulitzer. 52. trails throughout the region continued to Albuquerque s 27 tls .S Louisville V 3rs22 .... the challenge slate.” — Sen. Carl A. Wednesday. "The holiday season is a Memphis c 40 S .... Weinirerg, on May 5, when the town to withdraw. T hat’s too much. I wanted to make sure nothing is “It's got to be upsetting to the kids company . . . “I thought I was in Harper blamed Mrs. Pulitzer for rely totally on machine-made snow Anchorage pc 4S S ... Zinsaer. a member of the GOP very treacherous time for any person Ashevlle pc sz » .... Miami Bech pc 7S 74 .... party endorsed delegate slate, on budget was adopted. don’t want to (back Mrs. railroaded through.” — Roy C. who struggle and the correct Disnev World,” — General destroying the marriage through her cover. Atlanta cy 54 32 .01 Milwaukee pc M 10 .... trying to stay away from alcohol. Yacavone). I won’t be part of Conyers, organizer of a petition answers are not there at all.” — "flagrant acts of adultery " and gave her 3 black inmates Billings s 24 21 .... Minneapolis pc 12-DalyiodSur .PatoiltBtinchopenMon it»uS« “ Maybe that isn’t completely fair, but we dmi’t was the club’s first “Woman of the Year” in 1960... . 7 to to am. Saturday. Dallvary •uboofibof lo iM|od lnlor> by Gold’s auto while f said he would face IVb years In prison If he were ihould bo made by 6 p.m. Mon­ naMonal nag* sarvtogfand Is a JohnC •ndBnnluA Rag.OiMMn have much choice. We’ve tried the proper channels. Violinist Isaac Sterh’s Carnegie Itall recital Jan. crosaliM Putnam Avenue \ arrested, but said he still ^ I d take part in the day through Frtday andAiy 7:60 mambsr of ttw AqdS Bureau of Wawti J Hoch. Emeuew Minigr We were unsuccessful. This was a last-ditch ef­ 12 will mark the 40th anplversary of his Carnegie am. Saturday. Clfoqialtona'* shortly aftar 1 a.m. fort.” demonstration. Hall debut .... W adasa^y. MANCHESTER HERALD, Thurs., Dec. 30, 1982 - 5 4 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Thurs.. Dec. 30, 1962 Volunteers pass sandbags to fight rising waters Electronic program provides better core tor unborn • FARMINGTONFARMINGTON tUPD (UPI) - — Doctors Doctors sav say the the hardest hardest TheThe ift 16 hnsnitals hospitals in in Connecticut Connecticut and and the the Berkshire Berkshire AdvancedAdvanced Medical Medical Systems Systems of of Hamden. Hamden. lolo minutes. minutes. The The unit unit will will 0 be provided free to par- Louisiana have been told to prepare The 530,000 unit can store up to two hours of data from ticipating hospitals and the service will be free for the for workers to shore up a flood- Borquez, a witness. "I tried to pull milking machines.. Temperatures ^ threat of flooding in southern patient to treat is one they cannot see, hear or touch. Medical Center in Pittsfield, Mass., will be linked to the By Charles J. Abbott , peaked only a few degrees above Louisiana and Mississippi, where for the possibility of floods on the But specialists at the University of Connecticut center by an advanced transmitting unit developed by a fetal monitor and send all of it over the phone lines in patients, Nochimson said. United Press International weakened levee protecting the them out and got hit myself — it homes of 1,000 people near Monroe. started bouncing me onithe ground. zero in northern North Dakota, the Tombigbee was expected to mighty river. Health ^ n ter say they have developed a unique elec­ Prisoners and volunteers passed Several hundred people have been ' ‘Evidently there was a field about northern Minnesota, western crest today at Columbus. Civii defense workers in Green­ tronic program to communicate with unborn babies in sandbags onto soggy levees in the driven from their homes and at least 8 feet around the truck that was Wyoming and southeastern Idaho. ’‘I would call this a moderate ville said more than 70 residents of hopes of avoiding fetal injuries or death in problem back-breaking fight to beat rising 500 dwellings have been damaged in completely electrified.” The National Guard transported flood,” Columbus Civil Defense Freedom Village were in shelters pregnancies. floodwaters in Louisiana, Arkansas the flooding in the South. A Colorado mailman missing volunteers to the flood fight at a Director Oz Ellis said. ”We didn’t W ednesday. ’The program, called the Fetal Assessment Con­ and Mississippi. Arctic cold chilled At least 43 deaths have been since Friday is presumed dead. wealthy subdivision of MonrOe, La., have a whole lot of problems in southeast Arkansas, some sultative ’Transmitting Service, uses fetal monitors to the North. blamed on the weather since the Record warm temperatures where several hundred people have because these people were gun shy. residents resorted to sandbags to transmit a baby’s heart beat and mother’s contractions More rain was feared today in Christmas Eve blizzard hit Denver, bathed the Bast Coast Wednesday. been driven from homes. They remember the flood-of 1973.” hold back the rising water in Bayou by telephone to specialists, the center announced New York City had a record 65. "They’re all trusty types, no hard­ The residents of about 25 homes Wednes^y. CHOICEST MEATS IIS TOWN beleaguered northern and central where six people have died. A city Bartholomew south of Pine Bluff. cores,” Major Steve Stnihen of the were evacuated, Ellis said, adding The center, a regional base for high-risk pregnancies, Louisiana, hit by up to 20 inches of dump-truck driver whose truck-bed Subzero cold surged Into the Most residents of Jacksonport, a northern states, following a vicious Ouachita Parish Sheriff’s office said 50 to 75 homes would experience is staffed round-the-clock with specialists in maternal torrential rain in three days. It has struck a power line while dumping a community of 300 in northwestern storm that snarled the Plains and about the prisoners. ‘‘’The water’s water damage. and fetal medicine ready to offer a second opinion or SPECIALS DELI SPECIALS had little more than a single dry day load of snow was electrocuted late Arkansas, were stranded from their MEAT DEPT. to recover. Wednesday and a man who tried to upper Midwest. not rising as fast as it was, but it’s The Mississippi River between consultation if a problem crops up with a mother or Two-thousand Minnesota farms still coming up.” Greenville and Natchez is expected homes because a levee that broke child. UtDA CHOICI Two hundred volunteers, heip was injured. during an early December flood was “I was working on another truck lacked power Wednesday, causing About 400 homes have been to crest in early January, “The fetus is the only patient we can’t see, talk to or bolstered by inmates from the the not repaired before U«e new storms Ouachita Parish prison, quickly when I was told there were two men problems for dairy farmers who de­ damaged in Rapides Parish. threatening floods in several areas. touch. It can only tell us his problem through a heart deluged the area. responded to a Civil Defense plea on the ground,” said Conrad pend on electricity to operate The Mississippi River also posed a Levee districts in southern beat and communicates to doctors thorough the fetal •1.80 monitor,” said Dr. David Nochimson, director of STEAKS B O ^ N A (OR) LIVERWURST FACTS. MUCKE’S U8DA CHOICE •2.29 'Eerie-looking' The program will begin operating in early January COOKED 8AUM I ...... Reagan sees with five hospitals. ’Twelve others will be tied in by the end of February. Doctors said the network is the first T-BONE mVOLONE CHEESE ...... •2.69 GROTE a WEIGEL fully operational program of its kind in the country. ,.lb. •2.99 Fetal monitors, u s^ since the late 1960s, record fetal STEAKS CO CKTAIL F R A N K S ...... 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USDA CHOICE BEEF ROUND CHEDDAR CHEESE ...... ,lb..»:h^9.99 By Dana Walker Nochimson said the transmissions, recorded on a KRAKUS United Press International eclipse of 1982 a "lost cause.” zib.5.99 sib.7.99 sib.13.09 7ib18.B9 The eclipsed moon appeared unusually By Helen Thomas computerlike print out, will allow doctors to see a fetus’ SIRLOIN TIP IMPORTED HAM dark and "eerie-looking” because of ash heart rate rather than rely on description of a problem The Earth’s shadow — rustcolored, UPI White House Reporter from attending physicians. dark and eerie from cosmic volcanic remaining in the atmosphere from the eruption last April of the El Chichon PALM SPRINGS, Calif. - President Reagan, Jane Montgomery, nursing head of the program, said ROAST dust — fell across the moon in a brilliant FACTS will in obstetrical nursing education. sky early today, giving scientists and volcano in Mexico, said Larry Ciupik, an ■although unhappy with Soviet offers, says he is now USDA CHOICE BEEF ROUND \GARDEIS FRESH astronomer at the Adler Planetarium in somewhat encouraged over the prospects for an agree­ She said the unit diagnosed a baby, two weeks overdue lunar lauders their last total eclipse of at Charlotte Hungerford Hospital in Torrington, was in the moon visible across North America Chicago. ment in the U.S.-Soviet arms limitation talks. PRODUCE SPECIALS the early stages of trouble Tuesday. until 1989. The moon will remain dimly visible An administration spokesnrian said Reagan believes through the total eclipse, appearing there is a “good chance” of an accord next year, but Nochimson advised Inducing labor after reviewing the •The moon is big and white. The sky is heart beat tracings sent from doctors at Charlotte STEAK CQ« clear as a bell. It looked like a big ping- "dark, rusty, gray and murky-looking,” noted the president considers the Soviets’ proposals so SPIHACH...... he said. far as inadequate. Hungerford. A healthy 7-pound-2-ounce baby girl was USDA CHOICECHOI BEEF ROUND pong ball, but in a shadow,” said one star delivered. gazer watching from Queens, N.Y. “It Several hundred sky watchers Reagan commented about the talks Wednesday when was spectacular." ' shivered in 19-degree temperatures on asked about a statement earlier in the day by Edward TOP SIRLOIN BROCCOLI...... 8 9 « The only area of the United States un­ the planetarium’s observation deck to Rowney, chief U.S. negotiator, that there is a 50-50 able to see the Earth s shadow edge its watch the eclipse. chance of an arms reduction agreement in 1983. Poverty cited ROAST way across the moon was the Southeast, "There is not a cloud in the sky and “ Well I haven’t heard that, but I know our talking with JUMBO NAVEL ORANGES.. 5 I 9 9 « which reported cloudy skies and called everything’s progressing as expected ... them (the negotiators), they feel the Soviets are really right on schedule," said James Brown of negotiating in good earnest — so we’re a little op­ CORNISH 9 5 f i 4 the planetarium. "It’s especially clear, timistic," Reagan said. in complications CALIFORNIA CARROTS ...... M l-IbbagtWW ^ made so by the extreme cold Reagan made the remarks wheh he arrived in Palm GAME HENS temperatures." Springs for a New Year’s holiday vacation. Dioxin .New York City streets were deserted Rowny is to return to the negotiating table with Soviet — most residents opting for sleep over counterparts in Geneva in early February. of hysterectomies moon watching — but a small band of a In the past few weeks, Soviet President Yuri An­ UUUUUMMMUllllhMllUUlUllUgl skywatchers gathered at 5:30 a.m. EST dropov has been making various proposals for cuts in trailers in Greenwich Village, the superpower nuclear arsenals, but so far, Reagan has BOSTON (UPI) — Poverty and questionable surgical UPI pholo “It’s like a big cookie monster eating a rejected the offers on grounds they do not “come procedures are two of the main factors that increase the risk of infections in women who have hysterectomies, big cookie," said Peggy Hoenig, who PRESIDENT AND MRS. REAGAN IN PALM SPRINGS halfway" to what the United States is seeking. organized the impromptu group of about Earlier Wednesday, administration spokesmen the second most common operation in the nation, doc­ Wishing All of You A Happy^ Healthy guarded 10 people. . . holiday weekend of parties and relaxation reacted cautiously to Rowny’s prediction. tors said today. In Boston, as the moon disappeared to "I don’t think the man was giving betting odds,” Infectious complications, that in rare cases can be a sliver, a rock ‘n’ roll radio station White House spokesman Larry Speakes said in Los fatal, occur in about 20 percent of the 650,000 women and Prosperous New Year...... TIMES BEACH Mo. (UPI) - Police celebrated the event by playing songs Angeles. who receive hysterectomies annually. A study of 1,448 today guarded aozens of flood-soaked from the Pink Floyd album "Dark Side Reagan is skeptical Both Speakes and State Department spokesman Alan women, published in the New England Journal of Holiday Hours: Monday 8-6; Tuesday thru Thursday 8-9 trailers that may be contaminated by of the Moon." Romberg called Soviet arms reduction proposals "im­ Medicine, found that five factors greatly increase the deadly dioxin to keep salvage crews National Weather Service observer precise" and said Rowny’s statement "reflects his judg­ risk of the surgery, in which the uterus is removed. Friday 8-5; Sat. (New Year’s Day) Closed; Sun. 8-6 from hauling the mobile homes away. Harry Terban had a ringside seat for the ment of what could be.accomplished” if the Soviets The most striking finding was that women whose Authorities believe moving the lunar light show at his observation post of economic advice demonstrated as good intentions as the United States. operations were performed residents in clinics had a dwellings could spread the toxic at Boston’s Logan International Airport. Zbigniew Brzezinski, national security adviser in the higher infection rate than women whose surgery was chemical across a wide area. However, "I’ve seen a lot of these over the years, Carter administration, also reacted cautiously to Row­ performed by physicians in private practices. No Substitute some of the homes were moved before hut it still is something to behold,” Ter­ The risk of infection also was increased when doctors We Give Old Fashioned PALM SPRINGS, Calif. (UPI) - gentlemen who have been quoted in the ny’s prediction. For Quality the roadblocks were set up. ban said. "It’s quite a show.” business world and there seems to be a “I wouldn’t call this a breakthrough,” Brzezinski said failed to administer common antibiotics, when ab­ Police Wednesday established the 24- A cloudless sky over the greater President Reagan is becoming more dominal rather than vaginal surgery was performed and Butcher Service ... skeptical of his economic advisers and wide disparity, well, in the matter of a during a radio interview at a Utah ski resort. "Only the hour-a-day roadblocks near a large area Boston area made viewing ideal. when an operation was lengthy, the study found. business leaders, saying there is a “lot of few points as to whether it will be as low preliminary issues have been solved, and that’s normal of mobile homes, most of which have The one-hour blackout of the moon as some of us have said or whether we’re in negotiations. It remains to be seen if progress can be Although the study provided no evidence the high in­ been sold to insurance companies or caused by a lineup of Earth, moon and guesswork" in their gloomy fiscal fection rate was due to socio-economic status. Dr. B. STORE HOURS: forecasts. going to see an extra spurt." maintained.” salvagers, one from as far away as Mus­ sun began at 4:58 a.m. EST. Interviewed on the NBC “Today” show, Rowny said Frank Polk of Johns Hopkins University School of 317 Highland St cle Shoals, Ala. It was the last full lunar eclipse visible While Reagan has been vacationing in Pressed for his personal outlook, Hygiene and Public Health said he firmly believes it is. Mon. S Tues. ’til 6d)0 the West, some of his Cabinet members the negotiators have been making progress and chances "We re trying to follow the advice of in the West until April 24,1986, and in the Reagan’s voice rose and he said: “ My of reaching agreement on a strategic arms reduction "Cninic patients have a higher risk of infection, not professionals in this health management rest of the country until Aug. 16, 1989. in Washington have been saying opinion is ... no matter how much they because they are operated on by residents or in­ Wed., Thurs., & Fri. ’til 9;00 MANCHESTER recovery will be slower than earljer an­ treaty in 1983 have Improved because the United States situation, " said police Lt. Pete Barteau. "This eclipse is unique and particular­ use the dignified words of ‘projection,’ is dealing with a more sophisticated Kremlin under the experienced surgeons as is commonly believed, but Sat. & Sunday ly exciting to volcano watchers,” An­ ticipated and unemployment will remain because they are poor,” he said. "It’s not that we re trying to work a there’s an awful lot of element of new leadership of Yuri Andropov. til 6:00 CONN. hardship on anybody." drew Fraknoi, executive officer of the high next year. guesswork in ail of this.” “I don’t know why poor women are more likely to Treasury Secretary Donald Regan and “We have been making more progress than we did in Missouri's two senators and two St. Astronomical Society of the Pacific, said SALT I, I would say, in the last six months. It took us have infections than well-to-do women, but it may have ZUCHZiJLITD FJLSK Louis area congressmen agreed in an interview. Commerce Secretary Mqlcolm Baldrlge Earlier, deputy press secretary Larry to do with nutrition and hygiene,” he added. have also suggested — apparently to about two years in SALT. This is complex, difficult, removing property and debris from the "Usually, the sunlight from behind the Speakes said Reagan remains strongly serious business — in some ways arcane,” he said. But an accompanying editorial suggested the higher 1 flood-stricken town would be a mistake. Earth is bent around Earth’s at­ Reagan's chagrin — that higher taxes committed to his economic recovery infection rates were at least partly due to the surgical The legislators want the Environmen­ mosphere, with red light bending much and defense cuts may be needed to offset program and “believes it’s going to procedures of inexperienced surgeons. tal Protection Agency to speed its in­ more than blue light. So instead of the a mounting federal deficit. work." Some surgeons “have been relatively nonchalant” Arriving in Palm Springs Wednesday, Young boy charged vestigation of dioxin contamination in moon being completely dark in an “I don’t think the president’s faith in about the development of wound infections, said Dr. the small St Louis suburb. eclipse, we normally have a reddish Reagan was asked about the assessment his progran) has diminished one iota,” he Ronald Lee Nichols of ’Tulane University School of of his economic advisers that growth "Additional delays will lead to myriad shade in the shadow. That’s what gave said. with shooting deer Medicine, New Orleans. GROCERY SPECIALS FROZEN & DAIRY new trails of dioxin as the debris and per­ rise to the blood-red eclipses in legends. would be slow in 1983. “The economic, physical and psychological impact of "We are always trying to be more con­ sonal property are removed from the "The (volcanic) dust cloud is blocking Speakes said, however, Reagan is WORCESTER, Mass. (UPI) — An 11-year-old boy postoperative wound (infection) mandates the use of 8EALTE8T area, ’ Sens. Thomas F. Eagleton, a the sun’s light so this will be a much servative so you won’t write we were too "certainly pragmatic enough to realize faces charges he shot an arrow that ultimately killed a preventive methods,” Nichols said. ‘“The most critical DOLE SHERBET . W gal. •1.59 Democrat, and John C. Danforth, a more dramatic type of ^darkening," optimistic," Reagan said.” it’s not woi'king as fast as we had pregnant deer in a city pafk zoo a week ago. are proper operative technique and sound judgment... PINEAPPLE IN JUICE...... Republican, said in a telegram Fraknoi said. “I’ve been looking at some of the hoped,” Police Sgt. William Hall today said the boy, an on the part of a responsible surgeon and his team.” QREEN QIANT NIBET CORN AND Wednesday to EPA Administrator Ann elementary school student, was picked up at his home in He said it has been shown the average hospital stay OAC FRENCH FRIED SWEET PEAS 89« Gorsuch. the Belmont Hill section of the city ’Tuesday night on doubled, accompanied by increased costs, when infec­ ONION RINDS...... 2.Sox. 5 9 ^ QREEN QIANT LEAF 8PINACH AND The telegram, also signed by four charges, one a felony. tions developed. BACRAMENTO Democratic Reps. Richard A. Gephardt Social Security sate for now Because of his age. Hall would not name the boy, who MIXED VEGETABLES , . „ 8 9 « TOMATO JUICE...... n . . 8 9 « and Robert A. Young, noted the Centers is accused of shooting a target arrow into the doe with a TOTINO’8 CLA88IC bow called a “ Deerslayer.” for Disease Control had recommended WASHINGTON (UPI) - The govern­ Earlier this year, the department VLABIC POLlBH OR The number of workers living longer to The deer died Dec. 23, five days after it was spotted MEAT PIZZAS •2.29 residents stay away from the ment is making a big money transfer -in transferred $4 billion to help pay collect benefits grew faster than the Toy magnet' aids KOSHER DILLS...... u M * flood-ravaged community because of the order to have enough cash on hand to pay November and December’s checks. romping at the Green Hill Park "barnyard zoo,” a CELENTANO number of workers paying into the target arrow lodged in its head. Until her death, parks dioxin danger next year’s Social Security checks. More than 36 million people receive the PACIFIC BEA system, creating an imbalance a officials thought the arrow dislodged itself and her RAVIDLI . ISox. •1.29 "The fact is. we now have a serious retirement benefits every month. 15member presidential commission has anemia diagnosis TINY SHRIMP...... emergency situation that demands im­ The Treasury Department says it will wound was healing cleanly. PEPPERIDQE FARM — 3 FLAVOR8 transfer 513.5 billion into Social Congress was forced to authorize the been wrestling with for months. CARNA'nON mediate attention." the telegram said.- An autopsy found she died of complications from an , . . 6 9 « Security’s main retirement fund from borrowing among funds at the end of last The commission is expected to make BOSTON PI) — People with severe anemia and a rare . . ^ • 1 . 1 9 FRUIT SQUARES “To date, we have found the EPA year after it became apparent current eye infection. ’The. autopsy revealed 4 inches of the HOT COCOA MIX...... response lacking in that sense of urgency two other trust funds on Friday, the last its recommendations to the president arrow in her skull, a tranquilizer dart in her lung and a eenetic disorder can now be diagnosed and better payroll taxes would not be enough to pay BWEET UFE COCKTAIL and almost routine-boud in the way it day such borrowing authority exists. and Congress Jan. 14. baby deer in her womb. treated with the aid of a “toy m a^et” that measures benefits through 1990. iron levels when held over the liver, researchers said 12 QZ. CHEDDARS ...... • 1. has approached the critical testing In announcing the action Wednesday, The commission said the Social Securi­ Hall said today the coupling of a public outcry against MARISCHINO CHERRIES...... » 7 9 « The Treasury Department said $9 today. procedure." the Treasury Department said the billion of the 513.5 billion total is being ty system will need an additional 5150 to the crime and a cash reward prompted the public to aid CA TB PRICE KRAFT Dioxins are useless byproducts of 5200 billion- through 1989 to meet its in the investigation. He said they were led to boy, who The new magnetic technique allows doctors safely and transfer was needed to cover a projected borrowed from the Federal Hospital In­ ^ . . . • 2 . 9 9 FRUIT SALAD .qt. •2. several manufacturing procedures. responsibilities. turns 12 next month, through, tips. quickly to measure iron buildup that previously could CAT LITTER...... shortfall in Social Security payroll taxes surance Trust Fund and another 54.5 only be measured by liver biopsy, said the study in the Some of them are among the most toxic through June. billion from the Federal Disability In­ At that time, the latest "baby boom” t INCH HOOD substances known, and are suspected po­ New England Journal of Medicuie. 7 9 The figure is about |3 billion more than surance Trust Fund. population will reach working age, con­ People with hemochromatosis, a rare genetic dis­ HEFTY PLATES...... SOcount 1 a a DRANGE JUICE .3qt. tent carcinogens. was-origlnally thought to be twededrbut tributing more than enough in payroll — The money gee»-4nto the Federal Old- order in which iron builds up to such massive levels that HOOD _ The CDC has said preliminary results continued high unemployment has Age and Survivors Insurance Trust F^ind taxes to keep retirement checks covered BWBIT U FE HEAVY DUTY from EPA tests conducted in November critical organs are dam ag^ can now be diagnosed and ... 1glneh,28R.99^ .Sox. reduced the number of people paying which typically pays 512 billion in retire­ until they themselves begin drawing treated in the early stages of the disease, said Dr. Gary ALUMINUM FOIL...... SGUR CREAM DIPS...... showed dioxin levels in the town were Social Security taxes. ment and support benefits a month. benefits around the year 2020. more than 100 times greater than the M. Brittenhao of Cleveland Metropolitan General amount believed to pose a health risk. . Hospital. The warning bewildered residents, most The technique also allows effective monitoring of severe anemics who can die from excessive iron levels. of whom had no where else to go. ^ “Iron is the most important trace element in the body. , "We’ve lived here 10 years,” said Some suggested to succeed Lewis Either too much or too little can cause problems,” said Larry Curtis, assistant pastor of the Full ■ irilb rn iipnn A 7..Vi |, i i r r h n ^ irirA A 7.10 filirrhni^l H'ffh rnupnn A* 7..10 purrhaiK^ ] Brittenbam. I I orifA coupon Si' T„tO purchase ■ Gospel Tabernacle Church. "Our lives WASHING’TON (UPI) - A number of to speculate on Reagan’s choice. Massachusetts Gov. Edward King is ■ tmH 1 CMVon'pw «■.«««* Umll i Coupon par ciiotomor ■ Umll 1 Coupon per customer are here. I personally feel there’s a kind SQUID, as the superconducting susceptometer Is | | ■ candidates — including two New Transportation Department among those being considered. King, a of panic button being pushed here." called, operates with a weak magnetic field, “like a toy I CHARMIN Englanders — are being suggested as spokesman Tom Blank also disclaimed Democrat, has consistently praised magnet,” held over the atient’s liver. ‘The device counts BDLD3 I GLAD About 500 families — 60 percent of the successors to Transportation Secretary any knowledge of who might be under Reagan’s economic program and “ New I BATHROOM FLEISCHMANNS ! ’Times Beach population — heeded the the number of iron atoms In the body and feeds it to a TRASH Drew Lewis. consideration for the cabinet post. Federaysm.” computer that in seconds reads out tte exact amount of CTERGENT ! MARGARINE | 30 COUNT warning to get out of town, but the rest But the White House is being tight- “We have no word other than what is 4BOZ. I ■ TISSUE 1 LB. I “King is' being considered — we iron {iresent. ■ 4PACK had refused to relocate, citing uncertain­ lipped as to its ultimate choice. being reported in the p re u ,” he said. definitely think he deserves something,” Whereas other diagnostic methods such as x-rays and ty about whether their homes were con­ Lewis announced ’Tuesday he will Mentioned in early sp ec^tio n were an aide to President Reagan told the ultrasound carry some danger, this technique Is safe taminated. resign Feb. 1 to become chairman and Federal Highway Administrator Ray Herald. ' because it transferred virtually no energy Into the body, I OFF Almost every structure in the town 'O F F I VALID DEC. 28 THRU JAN. 2 chief executive officer of Warner Ames Barnhart, who worked with Lewis to get 79< i Brlttenh^ said. VAUO M C. tU THRU JgN. t | VALID DRC. 28 THRU JAN. 2 | was ruined four weeks ago by record Cable (Tommunications Inc., a the 5-cents-a-gaIloi) gasoline tax passed, The Washington Post said others being People afflicted with hemachromatosls usually are I V A U D M C . aa THRU JAN. a flooding of the Meramec River. partnersiup of Warner Communications and Darrell ’Trent, currently deputy considered include Norbert Tiemann, halthy until 40 or 50 and then begin to develop liver and HIOHLAND PARK MKT. I HIQHUW^MK J| L J?!S ■■ M M J Federal officials have suggested set­ and Ame^can Express, transportation secreitary. federal highway administrator in the > heart disease, Joint problems, diabetes or tumors, said ting up a temporary mobile home village PresicKnt Reagan hopes to name a A ^xikesman for Sen. Steve Synuns, Ford adinlnlstration; Edwin Harper, ! Brittenham. for the residents, but Patrick J. replacement by Feb. 1, deputy White R-Idaho, chairman of the Senate formerly deputy director of the Office of [ “It’s an uncommon cause of very common Breheny, regional director of the House press secretary Larry Speakes transportation subcommittee, told UPI Management and Budget and now assis­ , nmhiMns.” he said, adding that JHice diagnosed,, Federal Emergency Management Agen­ said. Speakes said Lewis had not Symms favors Barnhart. tant to the president for policy and bamochromatosls is easily treated by the old-fashioned iH iniiiiiitiiiiiv cy, said more trailers were needed. recommended a successor and declined ’The Boston Herald reported outgoing development. ' method of bleeding the pattern. 6 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Thurg., Dec. 30, 1982 MANCHESTER HERALD, Thurs., Dec. 30, 1982 - 7

Richard M. Diamond, Publlahar Dan Pitta, Editor opinion Alex Giralll, City Editor Blizzard, floods top weather news of '82

By Dennis C. Mllewski Airport, said temperatures were large mass of Canadian air lingered weather continued through June. in July with 10 days of temperatures weather as creating “ a frustrating United Press International above normal for seven months of to set five new low temperature But pounding rains June 4-7 brought of 90 or above. Five straight Christmas holiday for youngsters the year, which should end with the records pn April 5-8 and April 23. severe floods that killed 12 people blistering days included July 19 with new sleds” aq^ not^ Mother The National Weather Service has annual temperature s li^ tly above Snowfall for the lNl-82 winter and burst dams in Connecticut. when the hottest temperature of the Nature was apparently “ oblivious to J a c k written off 1962 as a mediocre year the Hartford normal of 49.1.degrees. season totalled M.4 inches, but The damage estimate came to year was recorded at 99, eclipsing the prophets and weatherlore” A n d e r s o i i for weather despite the first April The most significant development would have been nearly 10 inches 6300 million as rushing water the previous record of 97 for the date predicting an exceptionally hard Fewer responding to Reagan s bugle blizzard in more than 75 years and in 1982, he said, was a “ seemingly below normal If not for the April washed away houses and cars, and set in 1953. winter. A r e a d in g o f 59 r e c o r d e d Washington torrential June rains which ravaged well-planned midmonth July blizzard. left household belongings dangling A “ mini-autumn” came to parts of the state with flood waters. heatwave.” It followed an erratic winter with in rain-battered treetops. Connecticut in August when a Wednesday snapped the previous WASHINGTON - As President the Democrats in the ’82 election nite economic recovery, and solu­ Merry-Qo-Round .' “ Weather during the past year Thoughts of an early spring were cold, but no recordbreaking, Laro said total rainfall for 1962 record low of 39 on August 29 high of 57 set in 1954. It was the third Ronald Reagan embarks on the se­ augurs w ell for them looking toward tion of the rest of the nation’s ills wasn’t really a pulutlng news item dashed April 6 when tte first April temperatures in January and above was well above the normal of 43.37 shattered a 78-year mark of 43. time this month a record high has cond half of his term, he is faced 1984. will fall in place. and' could probably be more aptly blizzard since 1904 swept across normal average h i^ in February inches, but thb figure was “ decep­ Another record low of 24 was set at been set, including Dec. 4 when a ' ’ Jack Qermond tive” because 13.60 inches of rain Bradley International Oct. 23, while reading of 71 became the alltime with one major factor: the political m The Democratic “ boll weevils” But the burgeoning budget strips described by statistics,’’ Connecticut, dumping up to 14.1 in­ and March. The thermometer Meteorologist M. Roland Laro said ches of snow. plunged to its lowest readings of 9 'fell during June — nearly 6 Inches on temperatures in November high mark for December in Connec­ religion he 'has preached as can­ who backed Reagan in 1981 and to a him of support even within his own and Wednesday. ’The “ monster” storm accounted below zero on Jan. 18-19, Laro said. June 5 alone and 7.5 inches during averaged more than four degrees ticut. didate and president, reduced to the lesser extent this year may see party, and the only significant areas Laro, in charge of the Weather for nearly all of the record 14.3 in­ May had 26 days of warmer than the four-day period. above normal. A high of 61 on Dec. 26 broke the shorthand of “ Reaganomics,” has defections, and Republicans facing where he can make cuts are in Reagan Jules Witcover Service at Bradley International ches of snow for the month and a average temperatures and pleasant A heatwave came to Connecticut Laro described December’s record of 59 for the date set in 1964: been severely compromised. T re-election to the House and Senate defense and the entitlement • He vowed to cut taxes sharply Syndicated columnists in 1984 are likely to take a more in­ programs. So far, at least, he is ada­ and he did. Y e t he actively backed a dependent course. Overall there is a mant against m ajor defense cuts saving $!>6 billion tax increase and then a sense on Capitol Hill that the bloom and he continues to look to the bipar­ DemO{ pair criticized for calls to DOT nickel-a-gallon gas tax boost this is off the Reagan rose. tisan commission he appointed on Tax increase Europe that are integral parts of his in the social issues closest to their year, contrary to that vow. Social Security reform for ways to faces defense buildup. hearts, such as abortion and prayer ONE T H IN G could turn that • He pledged a balanced federal deal with that money-eater. ’There, HARTFORD (UPI) - ’The Democratic state chair­ fires state commissioners and the other man is the top- that political figures made “ numerous requests” for in the schools. One of their leaders. perception around. That would be a man and a gubernatorial aide have conie under fire for ranking party official in the state— if they don’t have in­ budget and sought a constitutional FOR .AM. of these setbacks and the Democrats seem content to let consideration on behalf of particular consulting Sen. Jesse Helms of North Carolina, turnaround in the economic situa­ asking certain consultants be given consideration for no­ fluence, who does?” said Robertson, the incoming engineers for state work. questioned amendment requiring it. yet contradictions. Reagan continues to him stew. WASHINGTON - Once again, the stirred up a hornet's nest with his tion — a drop in the jobless rate and bid state contracts. Senate G O P leader. presided over the largest deficits ip mouth the same rhetoric about cut­ Reagan administration is refusing Powers, arrested on charges as a result of the in­ lame-duck filibuster against the gas a clear demonstration of confidence Sen. Philip Robertson, R-Cheshire, Wednesday Fitzgerald and McCollam, an executive aide to HARTFORD (UPI) — A Republican legislative history, with more in prospect. And above all this looms the 864 to turn over to Congress information vestigation, told the grand jury the people who con­ ting government down to size and in the economy by Wall Street, criticized calls made to former state Transportation O’Neill and the late Gov. Ella Grasso, acknowledged tax, leaving deep scars that are like­ political question — will he run tacted him “ never exercised undue pressure or in­ leader claims raising the taxes on employers would • He ac h iev e d deep cuts in standing up to the Russians that that might be embarrassing to Commissioner Arthur B. Powers by Democratic State Tuesday they asked Powers to give certain consultants ly to make GOP harmony more dif­ leading to increased investment and again? Reagan keeps his own fluence.” His comments were part of an affidavit made add to the number of jobless workers, not bolster dom estic spending, but in the mhrked his successful drive for the executive departments. A similar Chairman James M. Fitzgerald and gubernatorial aide consideration in the award of no-bid contracts for state ficult to sustain. a drop in interest rates that would public Monday. the state fund from which they are paid unemploy­ process gave the Democrats “ the presidency in 1980. counsel, realizing lhat to declare his showdown with the administration Charles M. “ Chad” McCollam. work. get the housing, steel, auto and Republican State Chairman Ralph E. Capecelatro ment benefits. fairness issue” and further exposed But his standing in the polls has intention to seek a second term over internal documents led to the “ Can the governor’s top aide and the Democratic Par­ McCollam said it was “ standard procedure” for him House Minority Leader R.E. Van Norstrand, R- AT THE SAME time. Democrats other basic industries moving said the information in the affidavit support^ claims his own political Achilles' heel — would further politicize the climate, congressional contempt citation ty chairman be serious when they say calls on behalf of to' ask Powers to consider particular contractors. But Darien, Wednesday criticized Gov. William O’Neill, slipped, and his party lost 26 seats in encouraged by the 1982 election again. Republicans made during the gubernatorial campaign. fear he will undermine the Sdcial the House on Nov. 2. Also, h>s image and to say he won’t would severely against Environmental Protection engineers to the transportation commissioner don’t both he and Fitzgerald said they never tried to put for favoring higher taxes if necessary to keep the results and unified in their opposi­ The president considered at the Capecelatro also questioned the timing of the release Security system. impair his influence, both within his chief Anne Gorsuch earlier this carry weight?” said Robertson, incoming Senate GOP pressure on Powers to select a particular consultant. financially strapped unemployment fund sound. as a strong leader was undermined tion to Reagan seem to be getting of the affidavit, which was unsealed Monday by the start of the lame-duck session party and in Congress. leader. Powers told a one-man grand jury investigating “ If we tax businesses, the businesses in turn will • He significantly increased by a chaotic lame-duck session of their act together. The decision of month. judge presiding over court proceedings against Powers. seeking an acceleration of the third “ One is the governor’s righthand man who hires and alleged corruption in the Department of ’Transportation be looking for ways to cut back on their expenses, defense spending to close what he Congress that presaged more Sen. Ted Kennedy to withdraw from The latest case involves an anti­ year of his income-tax cut but was ’Two years ago, Ronald Reagan and one of the first places they w ill look will be has called "the window of resistance to him in the new session the race for the 1984 Democratic trust and price-fixing investigation dissuaded from it by GOP con­ blew the bugle for an assault on the their employees,” Van Norstrand said. vulnerability” in relation to the starting after New Y ear’s Day. presidential nomination makes of a timber company, Louisiana gressional leaders who saw it an un­ established order in Washington, Van Norstrand said a tax hike “ sounds to me like Soviet nuclear threat. But Congress Republican conservatives, in the selection of a unity candidate more Pacific, whose former general attainable goal. Reagan continues, and his Republican colleagues and a Zitser endorses limit an excellent way to increase the number of un­ denied him money for the MX mis­ Senate especially, are increasingly likely. And the effective mobiliza­ counsel, John Crowell, is now the publicly at least, to insist that once substantial number of Southern employed people in this state.” sile and Pershing II missiles for restive over his seeming uninterest tion of blacks, labor and women by assistant agriculture secretary in O’Neill said Monday he opposed 'cutting un­ his full program is in place it will ig­ Democrats answered the call. charge of the U.S. Forest Service. employment benefits or requiring workers to wait a The Forest Service and the Justice on ratepayer charges week before they could claim benefits as ways to Department have refused to give keep the fund solvent, leaving higher taxes as the An editorial Congress the results of the Forest only alternative. their proposal would cap the DPUC’s approval of the (i'N eill said unemployment had risen past the Service’s year-long investigation HARTFORD (UPI) - State Consumer Counsel construction costs for the rate hike and continued point on which the solvency of the fund is based and into alleged price-fixing in Alaska’s Barry S. - Zitser has en­ Waterford plant at the work on Millstone III said the state would have to look at the situtation. Tongass National Forest. d o r s e a proposal to force current estimate and “ point out the need for Van Norstrand said rather than a tax increase, Kids should have say Earlier investigations of timber Northeast Utilities, rather require Northeast to cover laws to predict and control the state should improve planning and management sales practices in the Tongass — in than its customers, to pay any overruns. the future costs of elec­ of the fund to protect it from future insolvency 1976 and 1978 — were turned over to for cost overruns in con­ Millstone III, about 50 tricity.” problems. percent complete, was, The state Labor Department announced earlier the Justice Department, with no struction of the Millstone The two lawmakers said in divorce decree result. Now for the third time. III nuclear power plant. originally estimated at this month it would seek 6104 million in loans from Northeast figures showed Zitser said the bill 6400 million. The pricetag the federal government next year to bolster the Justice has declined to prosecute. electric rates would at had swelled to 63-M billion fund and provide benefits to unemployed workers in Sources told my associate John offered by two state law­ least double when the plant Most parents begin teaching makers Wednesday, was when the latest estimate (Connecticut. A milestone was reached Dillon that the case w ill be turned goes into service and similar to a proposal he was released in The Connecticut Business and Industry Associa­ quietly on Tuesday in Wichita, decision-making to their back to the Forest Service for "ad­ customers start paying for made to reward September. tion. the state’s largest business group, questioned Kan. On that day county district children at an early age. As it. The scheduled start up ministrative action.” In other shareholders if the plant TTie state Department of Labor Department estimates Wednesday. children mature, they are en­ date is in May 1986. Judge John Foulston granted words, Crowell’s agency w ill be in was built for less than the Public Utility Control, in CBIA President Kenneth 0. Decko said earlier two motions affecting the couraged to take more and more charge of taking action against his 63.54 billion estimate, and granting Northeast a 6101 A Northeast spokesman this year the Labor Department estimated the fund custody o f a pair o f teenage boys responsibility for their actions. former employer. penalize them if it cost million rate hike this said the utility would op­ would end the year with a significant surplus. month, approved continued in their parents’ divorce trial. Chances are, those two young more. pose the bill. Decko, in a letter to Labor Commissioner P. MEANWHILE, Crowell’s former “ It’s a good idea which work on the 1,150- Joseph Peraro, said it appeared the Legislature had The judge first ruled that the Kansas boys have had ample op­ company is getting more breaks we think should have been megawatt plant, to be the “ W ell we think it an ill- “ incomplete or inaccurate" information when law­ portunity to make decisions. boys will be permitted to ad­ from the Forest Service. Louisiana approved by the Depart­ state’s fourth nuclear advised measure,” said makers voted to increase unemployment benefits to dress the open court. They will Yet, were it not for the foresight Pacific recently received a tremen­ ment of Public Utility Con­ plant. Northeast spokesman Jack a current weekly maximum of $156. telTthe court — rather than the of Judge Foulston, the boys’ dous windfall from the Service. trol,” said Zitser. He said Lavine and Larson said Keenan. judge in his private quarters — futures would have been com­ ( / Prices the company pays for timber he thought it would be ap- with whom they want to live. pletely taken from their hands. in the' Tongass were slashed ap­ propriate for the Legislature to take up the Second, the judge said the They would not even have been proximately |70 per thousand board issue. feet. This was a cut of 96 percent. At boys could live with their father consulted. The bill, being prepared until the trial. Another judge had Children have a keen sense of this giveaway price. Uncle Sam ac­ by two lawmakers who will recently awarded temporary justice. Is it just not to allow tually loses money on its sale of cochair the Energy and ' My H^RTS IN 6R6AT SHAPB ... h)T THt R£Sf OP MP Ia/PnTT TD POT/ " timber to Louisiana Pacific. It costs custody to the mother. children a voice in court? Public Utilities Com­ more than the company paid just to mittee, would spare The issue is simple. Jeff Traditionally, in divorce actions, prepare the forest for sale to handle Northeast customers from R ic h a r d s , 17, and J o e, 15, children have followed the dic­ Commentary the bidding. footing the bill for further wanted a say in their future. So tum “ be seen and not heard.” Crowell, of course, denies having increases in the price of UPI photo they flipped through the Yellow There have been some congem helped his former employer. He in­ the massive plant. Rep. David Lavine, Pages to find a lawyer. ’They just that a child testifying would sists he has removed himself from D-Durham, and Sen.-elect SANTA LEAVE wanted to find out how old they flood the court with irrelevant any consideration of Louisiana Let's be mature John Larson, D-East Hart­ had to be to decide where they testimony and waste valuable Pacific matters. It’s true that some Expensive, but warm ford, said the bill would be would live. tim e. Edilor'n note: (Victor Lynnik is a of the favorable treatment for the “ o n e in a s e r ie s o f many areas and you would compete which bear no fruit. Ruth Ann Paulsy displays a pair of good down long underwear, which YOU AN The lawyer got into the Spirit, The alternative — allowing Soviet journalist who specializes company pre-dates Crowell’s tenure measures designed to with us. There is no getting away Finally, the widely circulated sells for $82.50 In the Burger Brothers sporting goods store In in United States-Soviet relations. as the man in charge. But it was protect energy consumers too. He decided to represent children no voice — is worse. It from that. However, this competi­ Brooklyn Center, Minn., where she works. Goose down clothing, He is a Pravda editor and colum­ perception in the U.S. that detente precisely the possibility of a conflict from sky-rocketing elec­ APPLE • them, and charged them $1 a places the child in a position of tion should not be channeled in such lightweight but warm, has done wonders to make winter life easier In nist. This commentary was only serves the interests of the of interest that worried senators tric costs.” piece for his services. non-person. And children do not a way as not to serve as a harbinger excerpted from a speech he Soviet Union ... to me seems fun­ last year when his nomination was the cold north. \ The two lawmakers said He liked “ kids with guts,” he have a monopoly on irrelevant of a military confrontation. delivered at the recent 28th an­ damentally invalid. Survival, which debated. UNDER THE TREE? said, and wanted children to testim ony. nual conference of the New Secondly, there is a perception in is a goal of detente, I would think is my country that the U.S. wishes to Chances are, your new Apple Computer Is sitting around waiting to be have their opinions voiced in The decision on where the two England Society of .Newspaper in the interest of both our countries. In fact, a lew weeks before — Around the state- Editors in Newport, R.I. His atten­ see us as mirror images of itself. assembled. At CTI, we specialize In computer based education. We court. Apparently, Judge boys will live may ultimately not You ask there (b e) substantial and Crowell’s confirmation bearing, a dance at the meeting was a This desire on the part of the U.S. to offer courses, such as “How to operate your Apple," for those of us Foulston agreed. please them. Children — even tangible benefits in the era of federal judge in Seattle decided that followup to last summer's see us in American terms results in not Involved with computers or programming. This Is a 6 hour course Marriages in America are children on the brink of detente. We did not link our a Louisiana Pacific subsidiary had NESNE-sponsored conference of the U.S. imposing pre-conditions on Hospital plans heart center designed for the first-time computer user. (No technical conspired to fix prices and rig bids breaking up at record speed. All Soviet and American newspaper parochial interests with the overall adulthood — may not always be pursuing higher dialogue. knowledge assumed.) Course technique can be applied to other editors at Uolhy-Sawyer College in framework o f detente, and I feel the on lumber in the Tongass, the too often children become able to see what is in their best For example, you impose a ques­ baianced growth in the city, give direction to New l.ondon, N.H.) United States would be better nation’s largest national forest. In a NEW LONDON (UPI) — Officials at Lawrence personal computers. nothing more than community interests. deveiopment efforts and investment and guage tion of human rights. We feel these served to do the same. civil suit brought by a small logging and Memorial Hospital have plans to build the first property, pawns in their future needs for city services and resources. But even if the final decision is By Victor Lynnik are neglected in a different way in company, the judge declared that diagnostic treatment center for heart patients in You would recall the example of parents’ struggle to split. not satisfactory, the boys should Distributed By UPl the United States. You have a few “ the proof in this case is eastern Connecticut. The process of awarding, million people unemployed. Would Chile in 1973, you would recall the They detailed Wednesday the first phase of a be able to accept it with more There are three themes I would overwhelmingly established that the Crime panel meets you not say and would you not think Incidents of Egypt in 1973, Somalia. proposed fouryear development program — custody of children like one grace than they would had they like to discuss with you. defendants (Louisiana Pacific’s sub­ it is alright to say that you rehire Those were the losses that we suf­ building a 6,600-square-foot addition to the HARTFORD (UPI) — Harassment of visiting SERIES INSTRUCTS “HOW TO:” would award custody of the color not been consulted at all. They The first is the respective sidiary and other firm ) conspired to these people before we have fered — actually way before Angola hospital’s north wing and renovating another 3,170 nurses at the Stowe Viiiage pubiic housing project TV, the snowblower and the se­ should emerge from the trial restrain trade and to monopolize the differences between our respective became an issue in our relationship square feet. in the city’s North End has prompted the first dialogue with you? No. timber industry in southeast ■ USE EACH SPECIAL KEY AND cond car should be re-examined. with a bit more respect for our systems. It is doubtful that either of in 1975. .'The new space would be used for a cardiac- meeting of The Mayor’s Committee on ftim e. We must have it (detente) Alaska.” ESSENTIAL COMMAND. Parents do not own their individual system than if they us will ever embrace the values that catherizatlon facility — the only center of its kind in The committee, headed by the Hartford Institute irrespective of the differences in ■ LOAD AND RUN PROGRAMS children. Even the smallest each of our systems employ. Our un­ So I think detente itself was in­ a hospital outside the larger New England cities. of Criminal and Social Justice, w ill meet Jan. 13 to had simply been handed, like ideas that we have of each other. I CROWELL DENIED any in­ derstanding and analysis of society itialed. The fact how and when It would be more convenient for patients in talk about possible solutions to the problem “ so ■ PROTECT AND MODIFY PROGRAMS child must feel some sense of human booty, to the” victorious think we must enter discussions free volvement in the case, though he differ greatly. However, I believe detente itself was initialed deserves southeastern Connecticut and southwestern Rhode pervasive that all city neighborhoods, regardless of ■ COPY PROGRAMS AND DISKETTES helplessness at having a panel of parent. of all these burdensome perceptions used to be Louisiana P acific’s anti­ that this divergence is a reality and mentioning as welf. Isiand who need the three-day diagnostic service, racial makeup and economic statua, are touched by ■ SAVE PROGRAM AND DATA adults deciding important Judge Foulston may not have trust expert and an officer of the it should not prevent us from officials said. it.” ■ USE YOUR COMPUTER AS A SUPER questions about his or her set a legal precedent. But subsidiary, Ketchikan Pulp Co. Odd­ reaching a way of living with each CALCULATOR. future. ly enough, though, Crowell failed to possibly he has set a'moral one. other note his connection with Kitchikan Tests set in death O’Neill praised ■ AND MUCH MOREI We in the Soviet Union are on the' financial disclosure state­ dedicated to pursuing a relationship GREENWICH (U PI) — The results of blood tests H ARTFO RD (U P I) — The Commission on the ment required to presidential ap­ Status of Women has praised Gov. William O’NeiU with the United States based on may decide whether Police Lt. Andrew Goid, 36, is pointees. for appointing female judges to the Superior Court. mutually acceptable norms of charged with the motor vehicie death of a young O’NeiU has appointed three women to the bench behavior. We feel it is imperative The Forest Service — at least New York woman. Sherry (Jenario, 20, of North White Plains, N.Y., — Superior Court Judges Barbara Capetto, Wendy for our two countries and the rest of before Crowell took over — clearly died Wednesday when she was struck by Gold’s car Susco and Ka'hryn Emmett. GIFT CERTIFICATES AVAILABLE the world to deal with each other in wanted to pursue the Alaskan while crossing Putnam Avenue shortly after 1 a.m. There are 11 women aipong (Connecticut’s 125 timber case. In 1976, Forest Service a mature fashion. “ Alcohol is a likely factor in the incident,” said Superior Court judges. investigators urged action against Histrionics for propagandizing . Greenwich Deputy Police (jhief John Comeiius. and rhetoric serve no function in at­ monopolistic practices in Alaska, Maximize Your Famiiy’s Growth Potentiai tainment of a goal of acceptable and a 1961 Internal work plan for Its Indian rights urged behavior. We in the USSR are not investigation stated that “ Improper Plan to be revised SION up TODAY considering detente a faca^. For bidding practices” were again to be STORRS (U PI) — An anthropology professor at us, it is not like the haute couture of probed. HARTFORD (UPI) - With more than 6800 the University of Connecticut says American In­ "HOW TO COURSE dians are caught in a Catch-22 situation with the fashion with styles going in and out million in private deveiopment projects changing- EBINS JJ The Forest Service aiaigiMiH a federal government when it comes to self-rule. of fashion every year. the skyline, city oflicials say they have their best three-man team to Investigate. Tliey opportunity in years to shape the future of Connec­ Dr. Robert L. Bee said under federal poUcy In­ COURSES IN BASIC, COMPUTER LITERACY A INTRO TO For the world to live without a submitted a report to the Justice ticut’s capital city. dian tribes are considered wards with the govern­ MICRO COMPUTERS OFFERED BEGINNING IN JANUARY fear or Impending nuclear war, e'M2»y*CA.iM Department In November INI, with ’The Hartford Commission on the City Plan, the ment as trustee. detente must be institutionalized. He said Congress has “ proclaimed” a poUcy of 400 pages of accompanying first “ official, local and permanent” town planning For further detattB I ’m not suggesting that the U.S. and Indian self-determination, giving them the right to evidence. But Congress was unable board in the United Statea, will revise the city's "Excuse me, congressman! How did you vote the USSR would be on the friendliest Comprehensive Plan of Devlopement, last updated govern themselves. But at the same time, (Congress Not guilty by roason of Insanity to get a copy. Rep. Jim Weaver, D- on the pay raise?" and the president have denied “ Indians the means CALL of possible terms. That would seem .in 19n. Ore., has even filed a request mmIt •se MAIN BT. to be an unlikely event. Chairman Connie Nappier, a 20-year veteran of of exercising the basic rl^tg inherent in self- the Freedom of ^orm attaa Act — the commission, said the revision will coordinate determination.” MANCHESTER VISA We would compete with you In to no avail. 649-3724 8 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thurs., Dec. 30. 1982 MANCHESTER HERALD, Thura., Dec. 30. 1«62 - 9

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vast scale. Audrey Hepburn. (3D - Medente'a Piece 138 - MOVIE: TIHt# and Qua* A life of crime. Angie Dickinson, 6:00 P.M. William Shatnar, Tom Skerritt . Henry Fonda, Mel Ferrer. 1956. (33) - Sanford and Son coupta of gamblart pqsa as mis- (3D - Ey*wltn«M N«wt tionariaa to ahara Ih a niaoa'a 1974. Rated R. (S2) - BuaineM Report (32) - ESPN SportaCanter 3D - ThrM ’t Company Inharltanca. W.C. Fields, Alison 9 3 ) - MOVIE: 'JoM ph Andrawd* Bolton / Coventry Thursday (38 - Faatlval of Faith Skipworth, Baby Laroy. 1933 (5D 3D ® - Nawa 7:30 P.M. A young 18th e n tu ry g .n tl.- m . P.M. Magazine ® - Twilight Zofw 12:16 A.M. man d .T lIn with th . nobility. C5D-Saint ' Ann Margarat Patar Firth, Jim - All In the Family (2D - Sporta Tonight - LM t Word (33) - Happy Days Again (3D Former pro footballer Fred 3 ) 89 Dala. ig f y . (S) - Nawaoanter (T5) - USA Cartoon Expraaa CSD ~ Family Feud Dryer appears as a television 12:30 A.M. 9 8 8 9 - Sign Off (2D - Sign Off (3$ > Fastival of Faith (3D - Benny Hill Show sportscaster on the Thursday, (3D - Sanfoid and Son - News (29 - Palioula: 'Laa Madlaa da 2:00 A.M. (20 - Little Houae (33) Dec. 30 episode of CHEERS. Seda' CSD - MiMion ImpowIM. Budget biggest controversy dS) - ESPN SpoftsCenter Dryer visits visits Cheers to con­ CS) - CBS Nmv. Nlghtwateh - Nawacentar I ® - Madame'a Place CED - You AakMl For It MOVIE: 'DaniM' A million- (2D - Madia Probaa 03) - Inside the NFL Len Daw­ vince ex-pitcher Sam (series - Sttr Trak CS)- son and Nick Buoniconti ana­ star Ted Danson) to do an inter­ (5S - Buaineaa Report airs has a complex about mor­ (20 - Reporter 41 (B ) - NFL Story: Un. By Un. lyze this week's NFL action and view. The NBC comedy also 11:15P.M. als, a chorus 4)ir| and a (55) - Sammy Davia, Jr. look ahead to next week's S S - MonoyHna Upd«t* ^ Broadway show. Joan Blondall, stars Shelley Long (back­ 9 9 - Nawa - Powarhouaa games. CSD (S) - MKi.m .'. PiM. Dick Powell, Hugh Herbert (12) ground) and Nicholas Colasan- 1934. d D - Sports Look 11:30 P.M. Coventry anything 6 :3 0 P .M . to. 139 - Lata Night with David (20) - Soap - Hawaii FIveO Lattarman CD - Joe Franklin Show (3 ) - WKRP in Cincinnati CHECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME (3 ) (2T) - Sports Tonight CSD - Staraky and Hutch 1:00A.M. 9 D - Entertainment Tonight (ID - CBS News O - MOVIE: 'Skim Monay* A ( 2 2 ) - m *a ' s *h (3D - Benny Hill Show .1 f; - Barney Miller (3D - Carter Country televieion reporter inveatigatef (H ) (§2) - MacNeil-Lehrer C£) - Racing CSD - MOVIE: 'McCloud: The a eariaa of tuapicioue flraa ,1^ - Wind Raiders of the Report Sahara An international crew 9D - Saturday Night Uve Concrete Jungle Caper' which force aavaral amall sal- but quiet in 1982 sails across the Sahara Desert. (2$) > Chiquilladas Programa de - MOVIE: 'Nine to Five' McCloud asaumaa the Identity vaga companies to tall out variedades presentando el tal- (3D of a heroin dealer to infiltrate an chaapty. Jackie Cooper, Tom 22 30 - NBC News Three frustrated ladies take ento joven. matters into their own hands international drug ring. Dannit Boalay, George Gobal. 1976 23) - MOVIE: 'Corky' An auto 2 ^ - Mbdame'a Place against their chauvinistic boss. Weaver, Victor Jory, Joseph - sporta Update ^ By Jeff Weingart mechanic and '■'Ometime dirt Campanella. 1974 (2D (15) - More Real People Jane Fonda, Lily Tomlin, Dolly Herald Reporter track driver yearns for the big (2D - Prime News 9:00 P.M. Margret Louis Jourdan, Ri­ Parton. 1961. Rated PG. (3D - Payehio Phanomana 2:30 A.M. time of the Atlanta 500. Robert 8:00 P.M. Fame Bruno is given chard Crenna. 1066. (22) (S5) “ (3D (3) - Simon & Simon An old (SD - Night Oall.rY 82) - Nmv Y m i '. Bowl P ra vlm - CBS Nawa Nightwateb COVENTRY - A hitchhiker once Blake. Charlotte Rampling, Ben complete control of his own (2D - MacNeil-Lehrer Report CD Johnson 1971 ( 3 ) (3D - Magnum, P.l. A Texan flame of Rick's asks the Simons SD - CrOHfIt. An ESPN Special which prev­ JIP asserted that Ckiventry is a “ pretty hires Magnum to find his sister. musical and Lydia guides her to locate her husband. (60 min.) SS - 24 Hor*. iews the NC/Ov New Year's (24) - Untamed World (60 min.) dance class around Gotham. (R) (22) I ® - Tonight Show Bowl. 93) - MOVIE: -Dm p ax' A quiet town.” He must have been (60 min.) (3D - The Merv Show (23) - MOVIE: ‘EnMr th . Ninja' A World W ar II Naval Lieutenant UPI photo 2 0 - Noticiero Nacional SIN - P-M. Magazine S3) - Twilight Zon. kidding, because nothing could have (3D (22) 35) - Cheers Som is forced Kung Fu warrior battles against (38 - Sports Look with Quaker upbringing, fails to Ncticias nacionales con Guil­ (13) - MOVIE: 'Billy Jack' A half- odds to save a friend and de­ (5Z) - Sign Off been further from the truth in 1982. lermo Restrepo 3 D (15) - Gator Bowl: Weat breed Indian stands up against to realize he's no longer big (2D - Mike Douglas People Now give order to fire on approach­ TV REPORTER QUIROQA READS INMATE’S STATEMENT 3 Virginia vs. Florida State news In the sports world. (R) fend his honor. Franco Nero, ing plana. Alan Ladd, Jamaa Disputes over government '53' - ABC Nows hatred and brutality in a small Susan George. 1982. 11:45 P.M. (22) - Entertainment Tonight . . . in rear, with beard, le prlsen spokesman Landotfl ( I D - MOVIE: 'The New Interna' town. Tom Laughlln, Delores Whitmore, Joey Biahop, Efrem procedures, differences of opinion 3T- - Over Easy (2D - People's Caucus ( £ ) @9) - NIghtlln. S 9 - Deepedida Zimbalist Jr. 1966. Fun. tragedy, drama, romance, Taylor. 1971. Rated P*G. (52) - Masterpiece Theatre 'To over money and taxes, and personal and pity set m as a group of new (§2) - Undersea World of Serve Them All My Days.' Chris S D - MOVIE: T h # Logond of 1:15A.M. (2D - .Crossfire 7 :0 0 P .M . (2D - Ireland: A Television Jacques Cousteau makes a decision about David's the Lone Ranger' When the Cav­ as well as political conflicts lent ani interns are assigned to a large History - Sign Off (22) - Twilight Zone - CBS Nows metropolitan hospital. A mar­ marriage proposal. (60 min.) endish gang sets out to kidnap CD aura to town goings-on which was 9:30 P.M. Sign Off 3 - M'A'S'H ried couple who can't have (25) - NO'Empujen Programa [Closed Captioned] Ulysses S. Grant, the Lone Ran­ (3D - MOVIE: 'Montenegro' A Walpole hostage escapes anything but serene. comico con la animacion de (22) ^5 ) - Taxi Alex and Tony ger and Tonto rida to the res­ housewife headed for a nervous 3 - Children Caught in the children decide on an adoption, have a double-date with twin, an intern tries to avenge an at­ Raul Astor. 10:30 P.M. cue. Klinton Spilsbury, Jason breakdown samples life's plea­ 3:00 A.M. Evidence of this turmoil could be Crossfire models. (R) Robards, Michael Horse. 1981. tack on a social worker and a (23) - MOVIE: 'Joseph Andrews' (3D - Meet the Mayors sures at a wild nightclub. Susan - MOVIE: 'One Minute To seen at almost every turn. 8, - ABC News Rated PG. Anspach, Erland Josaphson. CD bachelor succumbs to mar­ A young 18th century gentle­ (25) - Vanessa (33) - Metropolitan Report Zoro* A hard-bitten infantry co­ Complaints and suits against the 0 .9 - Soap riage Michael Callan, Barbara Rated R. * man dallies with the nobility. (3D - HBO Magazine Starring 12:00 A.M. lonel and a civilian worker are to end 28-hour standoff town were repeatedly filed with i t - Jeffersons Eden! Stephanie Powers, Ellie Ann Margaret, Peter Firth, Jim 10:00 P.M. ® - Film up front when the enemy at­ Wood. Inger Stevens, George Dick Cevett This show presents CSD - Quincy state agencies by disgruntled i 2 - New Year’s Bowl Preview Dale. 1977. (3D 3D - Knots Landing Mack's an inside look at the shows and tacks a small town. Robert Mit- Segal 1964 father brings painful news. (60 - Sports Leganda 1:30 A.M. , residents. Opinions voiced at public An ESPN Special .vhich prev­ HD - World War I stars appearing on HBO. (3D chum, Ann Blyth. 1952. WALPOLE, Mass. (UPI) - A television, reporter who was called officials said Bidot, who was holding (H ) - MOVIE: Touri.t' A tour min.) - ESPN'a Sportaforum CD - Tom Cottle Show forums indicated that some were iews the NCAA New Year's (33) - NBA Beeketbell: Seattle at (32) 93) - InM. th. NFL Len Walpole $tate Prison Inmate, on to act as an Intermediary, Bidot his hostage in a prison room at the Bowl through Europe provides the (3D - News - MOVIE: T h e Young CD Hogan's Heroes Dawson and Nick Buoniconti very dissatisfied with decisions setting for this film. Bradford 8:30 P.M. Los Angeles (29 holding a woman couselor at said the act was his “ New Y ear’s end of a long corridor, “ became dis­ - Independent Network Philadelphians' A young lawyer 3 D " Independent Network analyze this week's NFL action .16; - Are You Anybody? Oillman, Lee Meriwether. (33) (29 - Alfred Hltohoock which had been made by the Town fP ) - Carol Burnett and Friends News rises in his professional and so­ Newt and look ahead to next week's knifepoint and declaring he would resolution.’’ turbed” and set several small fires 2@) 53) - Alice Adrian Barbeau (2D - Business Report games. Council. iris - Top Rank Boxing (25) - CNN Headline News cial life and has courage to (32) - N CAA Beekatball: die by the New Year, set a prison “ I will not be alive by 1983 using papers from a filing cabinet. '(2~1,' - Monoyline (T2) - NFL Story: Line By Lina SS) ■' Independent Network stand up for his convictions. (38 - Sunday at the King's QD - MOVIE: Th e y All (2D - Freemen Reports Rainbow Claaaic from Honolulu room afire but his hostage managed because I am sick and tired over Ms. Murphy, who worked deter­ PROBABLY THE BIGGEST \2Z - Newscenter News Paul Newman. Barbara Rush, Houae 3D - NBA Bask.tball: San Laughed' Jealous husbands • Final to dash through the smoke to what this evil bunch of pigs are mining the security risk of the Antonio at Chicago hire bumbling private eyes to (22) d 5 )- Hill Street Blues Capt. Alexis Smith. 1959 controversies arose over the adop­ 24/ - Rainbow Jackpot 10:45 P.M. (38 - NBA Basketbell; San SD - Prime Nevn doing to m e,” he said. maximum security prison’s 715 in­ shadow their wives. Ben Gaz- Furjilo takes the heat in an in­ S D - N m r . freedom — ending a tense, 28-hour tion of the town’s annual budget and 23' - Soledad (25) - MOVIE; 'Adventures of vestigation of police corruption (25) - Reporter 41 Antonio at Chicago @ ) > Qunemoke the Queen' A cruise ship is zara, Audrey Hepburn, John Rit­ standoff. Bidot was locked in solitary con­ mates, managed to crawl from the problems with the property revalua­ - Entertainment Tonight ter. Rated PG. and Renko loses his gun. (R) (60 I22) - MOVIE: '92 In th. ShKi.' (38 • Living Faith (S) > MOVIE: 'NioholM threatened to be destroyed- 11:00 P.M. A rich young drifter decides to “ She handled it beautifully,’ ’ said finement after the end of the siege, room in the smoke and was ptilled to tion done in the fall of 1961. A pen­ min.) - NBC Nawa Overnight Niokleby' A young lad tries to 21' - MOVIE; War end Peace' with all on board-as part of a (TS) - Voice of Faith - Eyewitness News become a fishing guide for tour-' (22) (29 Corrections Ckimmissloner Michael which began at 4 p.m. ’Tuesday when safety by the guards who then burst Napoleon turns his attentions ( ^ - MOVIE: 'Mad. In Pari.' A (3D eava hit family from an evil un­ ding court case may resolve the deadly vendetta Robert Stack. - Noche de Gala iats in the Florida Keys. Warren (S ) - MOVIE: 'Big Bad Mama' A to Russia and. m so doing, Ralph Bellamy, David Hedison (25) vivacious fashion buyer meets (3D - M*A*S*H cle. Sir Cedric Hardwicks, Jill Fair of counselor Donal M u r p h y ’s he got in an argument with another in. former, while some have said the Oates, Peter Fonda, Margot Kid- widow, with two teenage Balcolm, Derek Bond. 1947. causes hardships and grief on a 1975 (12) - Wild America three eligible men in Paris. Ann- CSD ^9 - News daughters to support turns to a escape Wednesday night to end the counselor and then whipped out his “ She was absolutely strong to the latter issue still has not been laid to ordeal during which she was gagged knife and seized Ms. Murphy. very end and she was a trooper rest. MK. YOU THINK ACTING AW 1-X-M-M-r— and blindfolded and a homemade f l ­ Bidot, serving up to nine years for throughout the entire situation,” The budget disagreement WHEN VOU 6ET OFF THE EA^y PROFE^^ION. IT' ASTB0-6BAPH inch knife held to her throat by the armed robbery, had promised to Fair said of Ms. Murphy. A HARD LIFE. I COULD centered around a May 14 town PLANE. THE AIR 1$ THIN IN ’ ’disturbed’ ’ Inmate. release Ms. Murphy, 31, after his Prison officials said Bidot, also THE^'E MOUNTAINS-. WATCH TELL YOU $T0KIE$ THAT Bernice Bede Osol meeting where about 200 residents VOL'K EXEKTiOfsI. WOULD MAKE YOUR. Ms. Murphy was uninjured and IS statement was read by Boston’s known as Robert Camacho and voted not to honor a petition, con­ H A IR C U R L . Pessimism pays specially trained guards armed with WCVB-’TV Channel 5 television news Robert Carmero, was distraught taining 436 signatures, to bring the tear gas rushed into the room and reporter Jorge (]uiroga. But he because he had been turned down $6.4 million budget to referendum. subdued convicted armed robber failed to keep his pledge. for parole for the second time on points plus all four lOs and The council then broke tradition by Jorge Bidot, 34, of Hartford, Conn., Bidot, a Cuban native, had asked Dec. 2. at least two stoppers in eve­ setting the m ill rate based on that ^Birthday to talk to the Spanish-speaking Bidot was arrested in Hartford in ry suit. who had been apparently angry at a meeting rather than the results of a March 1979 after he and two others Declarer was our old parole denial. Quiroga. town-wide machine vote. The last NORTH At about 8 p.m. Wednesday, prison held up a small variety store. ♦ KJ3 friend Pessimistic. Pete. He Dec. 31,1992 In the statement issued through a four budgets had gone to the polls ♦ AK8 didn’t wonder if he could Allies who have been helpful to for the petitioning right under the D ♦ Q105 make six. He wanted to you in the past are likely to be statutes. ♦ AK72 make sure of three. even more so this coming year: Members of the Coventry He was sorry that North You have several staunch sup­ Nuke plant given Taxpayers Association filed suit WEST EAST wasn’t declarer. No lead porters who will figure In your Sugar tx>at turns Herald photo by Cody ♦ 865 2 ♦ Q97 could Nocth. Anyone because, they said, state statute ♦ Q .7 .3 mom W ELL, ©U2, YEP.' 1 THINK. THEY'RE SAY, W HAT DID OH, THEY'RE ..BELIEVE M E, WHEN ♦ 54 else wouItT take the heart CAPmCOilN (Dec. 22-J m -IS) gives them the right to petition. The Y*LEFT T H ' REALLY LOOtOhtG F O R ­ YOU EVER DO TUCKED SAFELY TH' TIME'S RIPE, ♦97432 ♦ A8 finesse at trick one and go You’ll probably have more fun environmental OK case went to trial earlier this FORMER POLICE CHIEF GARY SOUSA G A LS HAPPN WARD TO MORAY'S WITH STRETCH AWAY OUT IN T H E V R E G O N N A B E S O ♦ 96 ♦ Q83 after everything not nailed today if you spend time with a info a death ship month, and Tolland County Superior . . . at his farewell party ^ISIT TOMORROW.' AW HIS BOVS? T H ' JU N G L E HUNGRY, THEY'U- EAT SOUTH down. few select friends, rather than TH- BARR OFF ATR EE! Court Judge Eugene T. Kelly has yet ♦ A 10 4 If they did they would find Involve yourself with a large (XJNCORD, N.H. (UPI) — The Nuclear Regulatory to issue a ruling. up from a tax bill of about $700. one major police investigation ♦ J 103 group. Be discriminating. Prar Commission staff has concluded that the $5.1 billion E out that 30 points would not BOSTON (U PI) — Authorities investigated today Kelly, in a similar case brought The council’s fiscal policies was solved while Sousa was ♦ K J6 dictions lor Capricorns In 1983 Seabrook nuclear plant poses no threat to the environ­ bring in nine tricks. The against the town by a group in­ angered residents associated with still around. A Somers Prison in­ ♦ J 1054 defense would wind up with are now ready. Send $1 to to see if there may be more dead buried beneath a Astro-Graph,. Box 469, Radio ment and should be granted an operating license. the CTA. They wanted the panel to mate, Edward Francis Boyle, 22. three hearts, one diamond mountain of sugar in the cargo hold of a freighter cluding former Democratic Rep. Vulnerable: Neither City Station, N.Y. 10019. Be In a one-inch thick final environmental impact report, and one club. where officials found the bodies of two young men, Robert “ Skip” Walsh, ruled in May spend last year’s surplus which was charged in connection with the Dealer: North sure to specify birth date. Sand the staff said, ' ”The operation of Seabrook station should 'I — > ? :::> believed to be Dominican stowaways trying to that there was no conflict between Town Manager Charles F, 1980 strangulation killing of Colum­ Pete started with an additional $2 for the NEW not result in large, measurable losses to beach atten­ West North East South dummy’s ace of hearts, sneak into the United States. the town charter and state statute. McCarthy has repeatedly said is bia resident Louisa M. Scott. Her Astro-Graph Matchmaker dance or to the beach economy.” !♦ Pass 1 NT cashed the ace of clubs to wheel and booklet. Reveals Police investigating the discovery of the bodies The ruling disagrees with being reviewed by the town’s body had been found in the Truman Pass 3 NT Pass Pass Seabrook is located on the southern end of New see if the queen would drop, romantic combinations and said Wednesday it appears the two men were killed Democratic majority councilors’ auditor. Field section of the Skungmaug Pass came to his hand with ace of Hampshire’s tiny 18-mile coastline. It can be seen from compatibilities for all signs. when the freighter hit heavy seas and the load of opinions. R iver which runs through town. spades and then led and AQUARIUS (Jan. 2»-Fob. 18) Hampton Beach, the state’s most popular ocean resort. THE POLICE DEPARTMENT C sugar shifted, burying them. finessed the jack of clubs. This Is one of those days when ’The NRC staff said operation of the plant w ill not have M O NEY W AS A L S O the main had its share of problems too. ON. THE PUBLIC WORKS Opening lead: Vs East took his queen and Officials said the two men Who had not been iden­ I OAC7S K THERE •THINGS WE CAN'T HELP CHUCK ALL THOSE you’re not likely to have every­ “ an adverse Impact on any terrrestrial, aquatic or en­ concern of those who found Former Chief Gary L. Sousa left in scene, a receiver was appointed Ic could do nothing better than thing go your way. However, tified were dressed in the kind of clothes worn by ICLEANING ) ,£vRE LOTS THAT HAVEN'T ) -MAVBE /VOM' WE'RE PLUVVB B O O K S O N dangered or threatened species.” assessments — possibly two thirds May, sources said, because the run the Elm Water Co., the firm lead his last cluD. you'll still have a good time II dockworkers from the Dominican Republic where ! THE J O F FUN 'BEEN SEEN ■CjJDNGER GOING ShCATING. CHIU7 PWCHOLDOt: It said there was no evidence to date to support a con­ of them — to be inaccurate. The new council cut a patrolman from his which services 200 homes in the Pete won, knocked out the you're prepared to make the boat had left three weeks ago. One body was ATTIC ' ' THINGS UP FOR 2 0 VEARS TOO.' clusion that operation of the 345-kilovoIt transmission property values were arrived by the force and refused to offer him an ad­ Coventry Hills and Pilgrim Hills By Oswald Jacoby ace of diamonds and was compromises. found lying on top of a crumpled map of the New THERE"' sure of two spades, two PISCES (Fab. 20-Mareh 20) lines from the plant will have an adverse affect on United Appraisal of East Hartford. ditional $2,800 which his new job in sections of town. Residents in the and James Jaco(i York City subway system. W hearts, two diamonds and This Is not a good day to try to humans or animals. The four-member revaluation com­ Plainfield offered him. first group have complained for ten "I guess that’s the whole story,” a police detec­ If you are one of those three clubs. mix business and pleasure. If “ ’The overall socio-economic impact of the operation mittee came out with a report in In June, Thompson Crockett, an years that their water is filled with tive said. “ New York was probably their intended readers who look at the Actually, Pete made an you’re socializing, don’t bring of Seabrook station will be positive,” the staff said. March — not to be released by the expert from Police International iron deposits. John Wittenzellner along your workaday contacts. destination.” cards and the bidding first, overtrick. He finally refused NRC officials said the report will be a key document council until October — pointing to based in Washington. D.C., scolded Sr., a water expert, has agreed to the spade finesse and end ARIES (March 21-April 19) U.S. Food and Drug Administration officials im­ you will wonder why we when the Atomic Safety and Licensing Board opens inequities and errors in the job. The the council for treating its police make the necessary repairs on the played East in hearts. Social graces are extremely pounded the 2,000-ton sugar cargo carried by the have used this hand. North Important today, so take pains hearings either late this suipmer or fall to determine if Board of Tax Review, which was department like ” a boy scout system as soon as he can buy it from and South have 30 high card (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) 391-foot Santiago, pending a probe into whether to be pollta to all. If you make a the utiUties that own the twin unit nuclear station should also critical of the revaluation, troop.” He was presenting a 1981 current owner, George M. there may be more bodies and whether the raw bad Impression, It won’t be be grant^ an operating license. heard in excess of 400 complaints study which found that the depart­ ' Koppeiman. easily erased. sugar is contaminated. ’The ship was ordered to a ’The Licensing Board is not bound by the report. It can from people who thought their ment was understaffed and without A limited sewer system was TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Be secured anchorage in Boston Harbor during the in­ question any or all of it, reject it or accept it. assessments were too high. Some leadership. designed for the Lakeview Terrace complimentary to those who vestigation. A C R O S S 65 Inside (prof.) Answer to Previous Puzzle warrant It, but don’t try to use “ We are, of course, pleased that the staff has con­ people subsequently filed suit to The council then gave the chief's and Waterfront Manor areas of town “ We have no way of finding out how many people nvCACA' I------; flattery today In order to butter curred that Seabrook station w ill not have an adverse have them lowered. badge to manager McCarthy tem­ to solve a problem residents are B Q ■ D B O C ; ] ■ p a u may have boarded the ship illegally in the 1 Aid in diagnos. DOWN up another. This ploy won't effect on the environment,” said Public Service Co. Earlier this month, E)dward F. porarily even though he said he having with leaching fields. The □□■□□□□■□OB work. Dominican Republic and we are not discounting the Ing (comp, spokesperson Myra Rivera. Heberger, a paid consultant, told the didn’t want it. project, which will cost $5 million 1 Christ's ElElIZfBDBnlnBD OEMHM (May 21-Jima 20) Try wd.) fact that there might be others in there,” Detective McCarthy finally got rid of the ti­ overall, is scheduled to go to o □ nan OBCDino to live within your means today. Ms. Rivera said the environmental impact statement council that although there had been L o o f c , A 6 Triton birthday John Spencer said. □ □ □ c i a D is only one portion of the long process that Seabrook’s problems with the revaluation, “ the tle last week when the council ap­ referendum on Feb, 2. 8 Sundae (abbr.) If you don’t have the cash, sub­ Officials at the Revere Sugar Corporation D O B B B a C J due temptations to charge owners must go through to obtain an operating license. final value estimates for properties proved his decision to appoint West Educators in town wanted to see NBVst $popTf topping 2 Country □ B D Q D B refinery, where the boat docked Dec. 18 following \ bumpkin (si.) anything. Don’t begin the new ’The NRC staff said Seabrook w ill improve the ability in Oiventry fall within acceptable Hartford Police Department Cap­ some money corr^ their way too. 12 Ponder □ BCIBED □ year In debt. an eight-day voyage from San Pedro de Macoris in 3 Befuddled of PSC and the New England Pow er Pool to meet the limits.” Some members of the two tain Frank V. Trzaskos to the slot. The Board of Education approved a /VIAGAZIA/^! 13 Biblical □ □ f Z f B B BED the Dominican ^public, halted offloading of the 4 C risf □ □ □ □ □ □ CANCER (June 21-Jtdy 22) Try Trzaskos will be paid the ap­ contract which gave teachers a 9.5 character to get in the spirit of things region’s electricity needs. review groups said they had doubts 5 Wriggly fish BQ ClBfD CfBB boat Wednesday when the second body was dis­ 14 Russian today. If you’re moody you’ll It was the second favorable decision that PSC has about those findings, but the turmoil p ro x im a te amount Sousa was percent across-the-board increase — 6 Sparking BnBBnniDE] covered by a bulldozer operator. 3 inland saa put a damper on your an|oy- received this week regarding the twin unit generating quieted. seeking when he quit. a pay hike which the union labelled rocks DBBBnClQlE] The body o f the first young man was found 15 Cain’s brother , ment as well as on that of plant. Earlier, the New Hampshire Supreme Court Again along finanpial lines, Some residents were also up in as “disappointing.” The board [ D B a n l D d D D ’Tuesday afternoon. ■tuhvis (1 -J» 16 Contest at law ' others. Smile and let go. ruled the Public Utilities Commiuion could not prevent residents twice expressed their dis­ arms about a shortwave radio tower acquired some new computers and 18 Closes tightly 8 Horse (si.) 29 Selaniuin 48 Wsathar LEO (July 23-Aiig. 22) Use 9 Rivarin the utility from spending any m ore money on Seabrook satisfaction with school renovation that United States Transmission is making plans to upgrade the 20 Indefinite in symbol bureau (abbr.) common sense today regard­ Russia II. plans at referendums —.first turning Systems wanted to build on North program. ordar 31 Celebration 49 Government ing good health habits. It thars 10 Makes lace are things which you know you down a $4.6, then a $3.6 million School Street. The group. Citizens 21 Lyaargic acid 32 Fence timber agsnt 11 Vehicle on shouldn't eat or drink, give package — before approving one Against- the Tower, filed suit, diethylamide 33 City in Utah (comp.wd.) F runnart them a wide berth, appealing a Zoning Board of Appeals PONT THP/ 22 Georgia’s 35 Hostels 50 Mother costing $1.54 million. 17 Jatus 38 Mercury Hubbard vmoo (Aug. 28-8epL 22) If neighbor Woman gets new heart Tlie original budget proposal for decision to allow the tower to be Fire Calls HOSBAMP'S 05DAU-V KEEP monogram symbol your companions are in a fun- 0 (abbr.) 53 Change this year was also slashed, but the built. The case is pending trial. A 5 H E 5 . 19 Go twiMy 39 Buckeye State direction loving mood today, let go and 'EM IN AN 23 Prove final figure of $6.4 million approved Ckiventry had its share of crime 24 Zasty flavor 41 Non-attending 54 Prapirs copy get In the swing ol things. Try 25 Self amid debate was up $.5 million from too. Figures released by the state UKNz 25 Ham person 55 City on the not to Introduce serious topics 28jSoviat Union Into llghthearled repartee. Tolland County 26 Colorado 42 Of it Truckea and lungs, tests new drug the amount spent during the 1981-82 police show that the crim e rate in LMRA (SapL 23-OcL 21) Hava (abbr.) tributary 45 Darling 57 Unit fiscal year. This meant that a town rose by more than 15 percent, Wednesday, 3:28 p.m. — Brush fun and enjoy yourself today, 30 Htirrilo 27 Atop 47 Plunge 58 Of the (Sp.) homeowner, with a residence worth with the largest increase occurlng in fire. Lake Road, Andover. (An­ but try to do so as inexpensive­ 34 Transact HOUSTON (U P I) — D o c to r! reduce complications,” she said. of a 20-year-old motor vehicle acci­ $M,000 would now pay $837 in taxes. the area of motor vehicle thefts. But 1 2 3 4 ly as possible. You'll later dover) 36 Approach 1 t 7 1 • 10 11 An earlier heart-lung recipient dent victim into the cheat of a ’Texas regret It if you pay too much to transplanted.a heart and lung into a 37 SMiudad 28-year-old woman early today, the died of double pneumonia Dec. 15, man in a IS-minute operation. valley n 13 14 have ajKNxJ time. SCORPIO (OcL 24-Nev. 22) fifth Jn a series of tranaplanU by sto said. The recipient suffered from a ter­ 38 Bind It 17 Other! admire your determina­ But the three other heart minal heart disease known as car­ 40 Acquire by Houston surgeons to test an anti­ GIIMbyMAJ,.. TMMi,U . ta.a 1M0. tion and atrangth of character, recipients in the Cooley’s new It ir t o 21 rejection drug, offlctsls say. diomyopathy, a failure of the car­ Illegal contribution alleged labw but be carafuTly toddy not to 41 Almoat throw your wal^t araund and Dr. Denton Oioley, who also per- transplant program -- a 43^yearH>U diac muscles to function. 43Traa It 21 2 4 forineiL -S successful heart man, a 4S-year-okl woman, and a 50- Both operations were conducted insist that all do thinos your BRIDGEPORT (UPI) - A former grand jury Investigation of Woehrle, who claimed he raised MY DAP/IAADEA HOL-E'- WHEN I AAAKE I HAVETOSrriN 44Flytpack way — or also. transplant THiesday on a SO-year-okI year-old man '— apparently were this week because of the availability 21 2t 17 21 2 t SO tl ^2 2 2 housing Inspector convicted of municipal corruption in the city. another $4,000 in cash for Paoletta’s IN-ONB YeeTERPAVy A H O L E IN M Y R C C M A U - 46 Ha (Fr.) SAaiTTARiUt (Nav. O -O m . Texas man, aaya be wants to com­ doing well, she said. of donated organs, the taking kickbacks has alleged he Last week, he was sentenced to campaign, said he secretly tape A N P He A n 2 0 F = H Y . SOMETNINC^... AFTERNOON. 48 Insect stage 34 3 1 S t 21) Try to bo vary satoctiva plete 35 such operations In two years The latest operation waa com­ spokeswoman laid. three years in prison and is free on 81 Cunry letter regarding companlona today. to teat the drug, Cyclosporine A. pleted shortly before 1 a.m. today Just last month, Cooley an­ passed on an unreported $1,000 cash recorded the meeting with R icci “ to 37 S t S t You’ll want to pal around wim bond pending an appeal. S2 External ’The patients, who were not Iden­ and took sUfditly longer than an nounced a shortage o f appropriate contribution from two dewlopers to cover” himself. partona who are as ganarous Woehrle was a veteran city V V 56 Planed 40 41 42 4 2 tified, w ere reported In stable condl- hour. donors had slowed his program. the 1981 mayoral campaign of The Hartford Courant reported 86 Btra aa yoursalt. Stingy lypaa wM employee who worked as a housing bug you. th n today. ’The donor was a S2-year-old “ We are prepared at all times to Republican Leonard Paoletta. today a tape played by Woehrle in­ 60 Hawn 44 41 4 t 47 code inspector during the ad­ (NtwasAsn SNhw swss assn.) “ N o b o ^ else is handling the doa­ woman, killed in a traffic accident. do transplants if tee get the donor,” Robert C. Woehrle, 42, claimed he cluded a conversation between two 61 Spanish cheer ministration of Democratic former 41 4t M •1 4 • 2 It 14 tt ble Im i^tatloii,’' said Hazel Haby, The recipient waa a woman, 26, suf­ O ioley told a news c^erence. “We ave the money to John K. Ricci on men counting the money out loud 62 Broad smile IMayor John C. Mandanici. If SanU brought gUts only spokeswoman for the Texas Heart fering from primary pulmonary have the recipients but it seems to Slov. 2, ISgl, the day before Paoletta and discussing providing “ these 63 Aetraas M IT t t II was elected, the Bridgeport Woehrle alleged he received the Bancroft to children who were good UisUtute. “ He (Q w le y ) does It all In hypertension, a condition which he increasingly difficult to get boys” with “a little piece of con­ Telegram reported Wednesday. $1 ,000 from two developers, 64 Defunct M tl 12 all year, he could aet ap one m it and he’s able to make only e d b erh donors.” struction.” Dominic Pa'niccla, the Democratic NK footlMlI shop in a broom cloaet for four suture lines so heart and lungs of her heart. Cyclosporine A has been in testing Woehrle was convicted in •3 M tt town chairman of Monroe, and his Paoletta and Ricci have refused to 12-30 dHAlLI league (abbr.) 10 minutes on Chriitinah mend together. Late Tuesday, Coedey and a team at Stanford University In California, November by a federal jury on two Eve. brother, Mario Paniccla. comment on the allegations. JU “Ha faala aitoh operatlooa would of surgeona tnnaplanted the heart but this is Cooley's firs t use of it. counts of extortion as a result of a MANCHESTER HERALD. Thurs., Dec. 30, 1982 - 11 10 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Thurs., Dec. 30, 1982 I Obituaarues GOP suggests alternative Family victoria Qraham to Bennet elderly housing FOGUS / Victoria Graham, 75, of 58-C Am­ bassador Drive, died Wednesday at can maintain local control. an area convalescent hqpie. She whs Continued from page 1 town voted in 1979 to withdraw from “ W e’re going to bond for a town the wife of the late Frahcis Graham. a federal aid program. selling price at about $240,000. He That withdrawal landed the town project,” said DiRosa. “ Maybe this She was born in Somers on Feb. said the smaller Buckland School, in court on discrimination charges, IS an idea that is an absolute need 28. 1907 and lived most of her life in which he said was in a less desirable which the town successfully fought. for the 8ta.” Manchester. She was a member of location, sold for $146,000. But It made it clear that Manchester The type of bonding the- St. Mary's Episcopal Church. “ Every building is sellable for was reluctant to take the respon­ Republicans propose u s ^ would She leaves two daughters, some price,” claimed Smith. “ The sibility to build and maintain public require a referendum. ’The GOP ns & Outs Catherine G. Fagan of Manchester, question is the price.” housing for the needv. directors said they think the Bennet with whom she had made her home, project should be put before the THE REPUBLICAN and Elaine M. Colon of Willimantic; It’s 'somewhat ironic that the voters, too, although that is not PROPOSAL breaks new ground a brother, Stanley Polinsky of Republicans — who generally sup­ legally required. and raises the question: are ported the pull-out from the federal Die Republicans base their cost Manchester; eight grandchildren; Manchester residents willing to use and five great-grandchildren. program — are the ones now and rent estimates on an.assumption public bonding to build low-income proposing public housing. But Funeral services will be Friday at that the interest rates on the bonds housing locally? Public housing in DiRosa said he doesn’t believe would be about 9 percent. The $800,- 10 a m. at St. M ary’s Episcopal town has been a touchy issue in the Manchester citizens are unwilling to 000 construction cost would be paid 1982 Church. Burial will be in St. Bridget past and was one of the readers the build public housing, provided they back over a 20-year period. Cemetery m Friends may call at the Holmes Funeral Home. 400 Main St., today "TURANDOT” HAD ITS DETRACTORS fro:ii 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Memorial Cummings says GOP plan . . . opera’s animals OUT donations may be made to the Book of Remembrance of St. M ary's Church. UPl photc impractical but worth study

Estelle Edelson Democratic Town Chairman might not be acceptable to the by the town and the expectation that E s t e lle E d e lso n , 77, o f 23 NEW HAMPSHIRE GOV. HUGH GALLEN (RIGHT) Theodore R. Cummings Wednesday townspeople. low rates will remain for about a Crestwood Drive, died Wednesday . . . with Gov.-elect John Sununu in October charged the Republican plan to build “ The town has never supported year. at Manchester Memorial Hospital. low-income elderly housing adja­ publicly financed public housing,” Cummings said the Republican Amusements She was the wife of the late Howard cent to the Senior Citizens Center — said Cummings. “ The Republicans plan would open a Pandora's Box — Edelson. as presented — is impractical. are suggesting a first. It’s a concept one that he does not necessarily op­ Going to see "Turandot” wasn’t as IN this Watching Phil Donahue Is still IN, unless She was’ born in Fall River. Mass, But he left open the possibility of the town has turned down con­ pose, but one that he doubts year as going to see “Aida" was last year. he drones ON, and then It’s OK to tune him sistently, that’s why we went to the townspeople will support. on March 11, 1905 and had been a N.H. Governor joining with the Republicans in Saying you were appalled by all the animals, OUT. resident of Manchester for 38 years. exploring the concept — if the private money to convert Bennet.” “ If we can do it for tbe needy She had been employed as a nurses Republican directors will agree to Cummings also claimed the elderly, we ought to do it for the especially the water buffalo, In "Turandot" ‘.I poor and the young,” said Cum­ aide at .Manchester Manor and had support the proposed Bennet Republican estimates for building was especially IN. ^ Watching the David Letterman show Is costs are too low. The Republicans mings. worked there for eight years. She Hugh Gallon dead housing conversion. projected $28 per square foot very IN If you can stay UP that late. attended Center Congregational The Republican directors and par­ Senior Skip Day at Manchester High ty leaders presented their plan building costs, a figure Cummings Nevertheless, Cummings said if Church. CONCORD. N.H. (UPl) - Gov. Wolf said the kidney failure was Wednesday as an alternative to the said is far too low. the Republicans are so sure their School Is still IN; Principal Jacob Ludes She leaves a son. Robert L. plan could work even without in-( Hugh Gallen died of kidney and liver thought to be due to septicemia Democratic proposal to convert the “ To make this go, you w ill have to wishes'It were O U T. Herald Focus Editor Going O U T for Halloween was OUT. Edelson of Vernon; a daughter, come from a sale of Bennet, they from a urinary tract source. The in­ vacant Bennet School building to come up with an additional subsidy Mrs. Brenda Sutton of Chester; a failure complicated by internal should join the Democrats in sup­ Adele Angle wishes she never heard of It. Stayin IN was IN. fection was controlled with an­ moderate-income elderly housing. from the town,” claimed Cum­ brother. Chester Butterworth of bleeding following a 40^ay battle porting the conversion. i f ' against a blood infection. He was 58. tibiotics, he said. They want t o ' sell the Bennet mings. Vista. Calif.; three sisters, building and use the proceeds to Cummings also said he doubts the “ W e’re willing to study it (the Dr. Marshall Wolf, acting The governor’s kidney function Charlotte Kearney of Manchester; finance their project, but they town would be able to get 9 percent Republican plan),” said Cummings. physician-in-chief at Brigham and was supported with hemodialysis Keeping warm Eating and drinking Elizabeth Arcari of West Hartford, Claimed their project could fly even interest on the bonds it would have “ The Dem^^rats will be willing to. Women’s Hospital in Boston where during his 40-day hospital stay. and Emma Quinn of Vernon; and if Bennet is not sold. to float to finance construction of say let’s do both. If we’re willing to His condition never improved suf­ (our grandchildren. Gallen was admitted Nov. 20, said The GOP plan would use public the GOP plan. The Republicans said study this, it seems to me they ought Wood stoves are O U T; kerosene heaters, Environmental activist Michael Dworkin Funeral services will be Friday at the two-term Democratic governor ficiently to allow doctors to perform bonding to finance construction their 9 percent estimate is based on to be willing to join with us on died at 3:49 p.m. Wednesday in the a liver biopsy that would have Bennet.” are IN, but the building Inspector thinks said there were cancer-causing agents IN 10:30 a m. from the Holmes Funeral costs. CiimtTiing said the concept the most recent long-term bonding ■ Home, 400 Main St.. Manchester. hospital’s intensive care unit. allowed them to characterize this kerosene heaters should be O U T, too. the drinking water. More than one town of­ Burial will be in Rose Hill Memorial Gallen was conscious until about problem. Wolf said. ficial wishes he’d move O U T of town. Park. Rocky Hill. Friends may call noon, when he went into a coma for The doctor said it was very unlike­ Dressing punk and funk Is O U T; dressing at the funeral home today from 2 to the first time since he was ly that Gallen was suffering from Israelis welcome Lebanese rich Is IN. So does J.C. Penney, which finally moved hospitalized. cancer. He said an autopsy would 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Memorial con­ IN to Its new warehouse, though Dworkin tributions may be made to Gallen was the first New not be performed at the request of Applying for unemployment benefits Is IN tried to keep the firm O U T. Manchester Memorial Hospital Hampshire governor to die in office. the governor and his wife, Irene. If you’re O U T of a job; It’s even more IN If Redevelopment F'und. Funeral arrangements have not to second round of talks been completed. you’re Ronald Reagan’s son. Bare female chests In the "Elephant Man” .At 1 p.m. Wednesday, Rev. KIRYAT SHMONA, Israel (UPl) An Israeli newspaper report said seen by U.S. negotiators as the first at MCC were IN; f’atrick Erwin of- St. Kathryn's O'Neill — Israel and Lebanon today opened Israel had rejected any U.S. role in step towards a comprehensive Mid­ . Church in Hudson, an old family Chests of beer for those at MCC under 19 Mrs. Buella Aspinwall a second round of talks — the first in the final settlement between Israel dle East peace settlement. The talks Style friend, gave the governor last BOLTON - .Mrs, Buella Israel — hoping to overcome and Lebanon. being held in Khalde and Kiryat are O U T. rights. laments .Aspinwall, 57, of 20 Carpenter Road, differences in negotiating the The Lebanese, Israeli and U.S. Shmona are the first face-to-face Some lights all over town were turned Gallen died just eight days before negotiators today were meeting in Free cheese giveaways are IN; wine and died Wednesday night at withdrawal of foreign troops from meetings by Lebanese and Israeli 'O UT; but everybody yelled, and now they'rei Manchester .Memorial Hospital. She his second term in office was to end. death Lebanon, and the event was marked the ballet studio of tbe Eldelstein officials since the two nations, cheese parties with government cheese are He lost a bid for a third term to Community center in Kiryat back IN. was the wife of Leroy Aspinwall Jr. by music and flag-waving. signed an armistice in 1949. ( OUT. She was born in Manchester on . R epublican John Sununu last HARTFORD (U P l) - The death The Israelis welcomed their Shmona, a border town of 16,0(X), which had been a frequent target of Parties on the Great Lawn were IN; con­ July 18, 1925 and had lived in November. of New Hampshire Gov. Hugh Lebanese negotiating counterparts Eating chocolate Is IN until you break Manchester most of her life. She Senate President Vesta Roy. R- Gallen has left a "great sadness and with ceremony and pomp. The chief Palestinian guerrillas. dominiums on the Great Lawn were O U T, at Salem, will serve as acting governor A Lebanese advance team arrived In Memoriam OUT. was educated in the Manchester a sense of personal loss” in Gov. rabbi of Kiryat Shmona performed least In 1982. school system and has lived in until Sununu is sworn in on Jan. 6. William O’Neill who took office two the traditional Jewish greeting, Wednesday by helicopter in what /4nna L. Rotcoe Eating quiche is O U T, especially if you’re a one Israeli official said the “ first Of­ Bolton for the last 24 years. She was A hospital spokesman said years ago this week from a dying offering bread and salt to the In loving^ memory of m y wifel ficial landing of a Lebanese real man. GEORGE KANDRA AND POTHOLE a member of Sunset Rebekah Lodge Gallen’s w.ife, Irene, and his three Ella Grasso, Lebanese delegation. who passed away Dec. 30, 19^. ARCO credit cards are O U T; G. Fox & Co. helicopter in Israel.” 39, lo o p children were at his bedside “ during O’Neill, incoming chairman of the Children lined the roads, waved credit cards may soon be O U T at the down­ . . . bumps are O U T In Cairo, Palestine Liberation So sadly missed along live’s way. Besides her husband she leaves a his last hours." New England Governor’s Lebanese flags and carried signs Organization Chairman Yasser Quietly remembered every day. town Hartfbrd store if all the rumors are true son. Mark .Aspinwall of Bolton , two Gallen died of ‘.'hepatic and renal Conference, learned Wednesday saying, “ Welcome to our good Arafat today hinted his organization No longer here my life to share. and It moves OUT. Politics Crime control daughters, Mrs. Donna Murphy of failure complicated by gastro­ about Gallen’s death in a Boston neighbors,” and “ Peace is coming.” is ready to recognize Israel if the But in my heart she is always there. ■ East Hartford and Mrs. Karen intestinal bleeding," the hospital hospital at about 5 p.m.. Hasidic members of the Jewish state simultaneously Watching “HIM Street Blues” Is IN; said. “ It was with great sadness and a Lubavitcher orthodox movement Working the phrase "stay the course” Into Mayor Steve Penny never got IN to the Karon of Rockville; a brother. Fred recognizes the PLO. Husband rhe official announcement came sense of personal loss that I learned played festive music. any public speech Is IN; on the golf course, a state Legislature, but he’s still IN office. watching crimes on Spring Street is O U T Meachem of Ashford, two sisters, “ I have no other cards but the about 10 minutes after the of the passing of Hugh Gallen,” Israel television reported Mrs Emma Grumback of Windsor simultaneous recognition,” Arafat In Memoriam rash of hole IN ones were IN at Manchester Unlike Toby Moffett. He’s O U T. So’s Walt ever since Crime Watch moved IN. and Mrs. Helen Pinney of Statehouse flags were lowered in O’Neill said in a statement issued by Wednesday Israeli Prime Minister Menachem Begin was ready to told AI Mussawar magazine. “ If I In loving memory of Walter Country Club. ' Joyner. Manchester; and three Concord. his press secretary Larryc deBear. are O U T. N4MCHESTER make some "concessions” to speed extend it unilaterally, I will be total­ Hennequin, who passed away Dolls that say “Kill, mommy’ grandchildren. Early Wednesday, Gallen's staff “ His warmth and friendliness and Gov. O’Neill Is IN and a lot of agency up the drafting of an agenda. ly naked.” December 20, 1972. Claus Von Bulow Is OUT. Funeral services will be Friday at said the governor slipped into hearty Irish wit will be treasured by Divorce lawyers are O U T ; divorce heads are O U T. The agenda for the U.S.sponsored WHATS NEXT 2 p.m ■ from the Watkins Funeral "extremely serious” condition due all who knew him," said O’Neill, Israel has said it will never But Jean Harris Is still IN. troop withdrawal talks remained un­ It doesn’t take a special day. mediators are IN. to internal bleeding. who shared Gallen’s Irish heritage. recognize the PLO. Arafat, in turn, Mud Is IN at M CC ever since construction Home. 142 E Center St. Burial will resolved after the first round To bring you to our minds. FIRST OUR WATER ^ The first bleeding episode occured “ I am sure that the people of New refuses to recognize the Jewish he at the convenience of the family. Tuesday in the Beirut suburb of The days we do not think o f you. started on the first permanent building on Jogging In Manchester is still IN; but shortly after Gallen returned to the Hampshire will always remember state without an absolute guarantee Decorative frdnt license plates which say Friends may call at the funeral Khalde. U.S. and Lebanese officials Are very hard to find. jogging In the road Is OUT with the hospital from a 300-mile round trip, of territorial concession in the Mid­ the new campus. Mud slinging Is IN In NOW OUR LIGHT ( home today from 7 to 9 p m. his significant contributions to the met Wednesday to discuss the early things such as "I love Manchester" are IN, two-hour Christmas visit to his progress of their state during his dle East. Sadly missed by, Manchester politics; sorry, but mud Manchester Police Department. Memorial,donations may be made to agenda problems. unfortunately. Making license plates Is IN, If the Independent O rder of Odd Littleton home to spend part of the two terms as governor," O’Neill The Lebanese-Israeli talks are Wife, Son and Daughters wrestling Is O U T In all bars In Hartford. Fellows Eye Bank in care of New' day with his three children and his said. you’re doing five to 10 at Somers. Britain General Hospital or to the grandchildren. It was the last The Eighth District petition drive Is O U T Dope parties are O U T if you were one of holiday the Gallen family would The slogan "Better Yet Connecticut” Is .Manchester Memorial Hospital and Bryan Farms Is still IN the town. 37 persons arrested In Manchester in Oc­ Redevelopment Fund spend together. Fire Calls Module reservations voiced O U T and never was IN. Better luck next time. tober. Wolf said the trip did not cause a Department of Travel and Tourism. deterioration in Gallen's condition, Manchester Uonlinuril from page I general inflation, they said, and That meeting with Bums was highzr than the construction infla­ "Christmas was very important to. arranged after Gubala sent the town Sports Wednesday, 5:03 p.m, — Car fire, factor that has been built into the tion rate. a letter indicating the plan would Main Street him. We thought that (the trip) was costs. To pay respects Spencer Street. (Town) have to undergo changes if it is to entirely reasonable. We were glad The 15 percent rate allowed for Gubala acknowledged then that Wildlife "Life be In It” day was IN with the Wednesday, 1:39 p.m. — Medical win state approval. •Members of Sunset Rebekah each year is higher than the rate of they might be right. In June floods were IN and many bridges he wanted to go ," Wolf said. “ The call, 62 Hollister Street. (8th The pigeons are O U T of Cheney Hall; Lit­ Manchester recreation department; sitting In Lodge will meet today at 7:30 p.m. governor was critically ill all the Utilities District) i f f P l I front of the TV swigging a can of boor was were O U T. at Watkins Funeral Home, 142 E. tle Theater of Manchester Is IN. time he was in the hospital but the Wednesday, 7:32 p.m. — Medical Look for the many Center St to pay respects to Buella things we monitor were slowly im­ bargain buys advertised in OUT. call, 55-A Congress St. (8th Utilities VVorth’s Department Store may be moving Aspinwall. a member of the lodge. proving. " District) the Classified columns This summer spraying your trees against During this fall’s NFL strike, Sunday walks OU*!* of business on Main Street and that gypsy moths was IN . Spraying your were IN. means Main Street may be IN trouble. neighbor’s children with gypsy moth poison Now that the contract Is all worked O U T, The Manchester Mall is still IN, even was OUT. It’s still IN to say you’re not watching any Driver cited after crash MM- though the bwner Is still feuding with the tax football. A Lindman Street resident was cited "Walk the Hockanum" bumper stickers people. Hess, 25, of 58 Strong St., who suffered Tupperware parties are O U T. with reckie.ss driving after an accident bruises and a back injury, and Timothy are IN. Shoor Jewelers Is OUT. last Thursday that left him with head in­ W ¥^odland Pallas, of 115 Parker St., who suffered ^ ^ r d en 3 Scratch and sniff stIckerR are even more Mary Kay cosmetics parties are IN. '■V' juries and a passenger in another car the fractured leg. The Odd Fellows Building on Main Street IN. with a broken leg, police said today. Police said Hilton’s car went out of Whale watching Is IN. Is finally O U T; odd fellows on Main Street are Amos B Hiiton, 33, was cited with the AFTER CHRISTMAS control, hit two barrels and a telephone Head bands are IN If you’re a .Valley girl. Watching the Whalers Is barely IN. still IN. ^ violation. Police said he told them after pole, then glided into the oncoming lane, POINSETTIAS If you’re a whale, swimming IN Is O U T. he was treated and released from Hart­ Head lice Is IN If you're under 10 years old hitting the car driven by Ms Hess. About 4,000 potholes on Main Street were ford Hospital that he had been drinking and go to any one of several elementary before the accident. In unrelated police news, Thomas F. finally filled IN. The accident happened on North Main Walsh, 22, of South Windsor' was 150% C schools In town. Street, near Stock Place. Hilton was not charged with second-degree assault. He OFF^ CLEARANCE Head School Nurse Lynne Gustafson issued any citations related to drinking. was ordered to appear in Manchester wishes head lice were OUT. Two injured occupants of the other car Superior Court Jan. 10. He was arrested Weight Loss involved in the accident were Dawn Tuesday. Medicine Belly dancing is O U T, aerobics Is IN; working O U T with Jane Fonda Is IN, bellies Indicators still pointing up - 2 .® ^ The birthing room at Manchester are still OUT. OFF Memorial Hospital Is IN; so Is the sibling WASHINGTON (UPl) - The promise of better times since March 50% visitation room. Actually, having a baby Is IN, even as the recession deepened. government’s sensitive index of leading especially If you're In your 30s. Media economic indicators climbed 0.8 percent At the Hartford Courant, Northeast last month, pointing to a recovery for the But lower interest rates, faster growth ORIRINAL PRICE IN diseases: O U T diseases: seventh time in the previous eight of the money supply, stock price im­ Legionnaire's Disease Magazine came IN and Parade Magazine months, the Commerqe Department said provements and new activity in the HA9 AIDS went OUT. today. housing industries have provided a new Herpes Smallpox Red — White Saying your basement floodeO because of Saying you hate Northeast Magazine and basis for optimism both in and out of PM8 government. Pink Entire Winter & Holiday Stock Manchester's water pressure problems was wish Parade Magazine would come back Is 1 he increase was more widely rooted , Beautiful In bloom IN surgery: OUT surgery IN; saying your blood pressure was up IN. than in most previous months of im­ It seems to indicate a coming Heart transplanta Triple bypasses provement, with seven of 10 indicators recovery,” said Commerce Department will last til Spring. because of Manchester water pressure Saying you hate Denis Horgan Is especial­ LIGHTS ARE BACK IN showing positive signs. spokesman Larry Moran. “ No single in­ Of Dresses, Sportswear, Coats Caesarean sections problems was even more IN. ly IN. . but pressure’s still OUT The composite index has been tan- dicator dominated the increase,” he 188 Woodland 81. 843-8474 U llzlng administration officials with its added. t MANCHESTER HERALD. Thurg., Dec. 30, 1982— 13

12-M AN aiE STE R HERALD, Thurs,, Dec. 30, 1982 Engagements Advice CBS still tops I AltOttt Town McCabe-Bjorkiand N i e l s e n h e a o I ''^C A signups under way Mr. and Mrs. Richard McCabe of 143 ^ ^ I NutmegNutmeg BranchBranch YWCAYWCA is is accepting accepting registrations registrations for for Barry Road announce the engagement of Resolution: strive to be regular man their daughter, Sandra Ann McCabe, to its winter program of activities for adults. Gasses w ill be at the YW CA, 78 N. Main St. and most w ill start the Thomas H. Bjorkland of Warehouse NEW YORK (U PI) — CBS dominance of the Nellsen describe a person of monition; ‘Behave like a week of Jan. 17. Point, son of Thomas C. Bjorland of D EAR ABBYs When 1 ratings continu^ last week with six shows in the first character and dignity. mensh!’ or ‘Be a mensh!’ Physical fitness classes for adults include a number of Marlborough and Emma Zaine of Wind­ seven slots on the Top 10 list, headed by "80 Minutes.” was in grade school many In Yiddish the word is This use of the Word is un­ aerobic activities. Aerobic body conditioning will be sor Locks. Sit-coms accounted for the other top OBS entries, years ago back in Roswell, "mensh.” And a woman iquely Yiddish in its over­ offered Monday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday mor­ N.M.. a teacher read a “ One Day At a T im e” and “ The Jeffersons” taking Srd The bride-elect is a graduate of can also be a “ mensh.” tones. nings. It is also offered at two Umes on Tuesday after­ poem to us. It was in the D e a r A b b y and 4th place, followed by newcomers “ Gloria” and Manchester High School and Manchester N o o n e d e f in e d a “ The most withering noons, including an after-school class for teachers and form of a prayer, and the “ Newhart” as Nos. 5 and 6 and the venerable “ M-A-S- Coitimunity College and is employed at "mensh” better than Leo comment one might make mothers. Evening aerobic classes are scheduled for Oldies but Goodies Limited, Manchester. thrust of it was, “ Dear Abigail Van Buren Rosten in his book, “ The on someone’s character or H” in 7th place. Mondays, Tuesdays and Thursdays. God, make a man out of NBC snagged the No. 2 spot with iU “ Bob Hope Joys of Yiddish” (Simon & conduct is: ‘He is not (did Hatha Yoga will be taught on Wednesday and m e." Christmas Show” but otherwise had only a repeat The prospective bridegroom is a Schuster): not act like) a mensh.’ Thursday 'evenings and on Friday mornings. Exercise 1 can't remember who graduate of East Windsor High School “ MENSH, MENCH. “ To be a mensh has episode of “ Hill Street Blues” at No. 10. for pregnant women will include two new classes. wrote it, but it was a gem. ABC’s “ Dynasty” placed 8th with “ Monday Nitwit and served in the U.S. Army Reserves Rhymes with ‘bench.’ nothing to do with success, Fitness during pregnancy on Monday mornings, and Have you (or any of your for eight years. He is also employed at From German: Mensch: wealth, status. A judge can Football” as No. 9. prenatal yoga on Wednesday evenings. readers! ever heard of it? I The CBS’ prime-time slate came in with a 15.8 rating Oldies but Goodies Limited. , ■person.’ Plural: menshen. be a zhlob;. a millionaire Dance instruction will feature a new class — ballroom would love to have it to my wish and my plea — man in the game. and a 28.0 audience share to ABC’s 14.5 and 26.0 and “ 1. A human bein g. can be a m o m z e r ; a Johnny Prytko dancing Tuesday evenings and modem dance for in­ A Jan. 15 wedding is planned at keep. Lord, make a regular Not quite so eager men’s NBC’s 14.0 and 25.0, giving CBS top honors for 10 o f the ‘After all, he is a mensh, p r o f e s s o r c a n b e a termediates on Tuesday mornings. Emanuel Lutheran Church. Sandra Ann McCabe NOSTALGIC IN man out of me. failings to see. season’s 13 weeks to two for NBC and one for ABC. not an animal.' shlemiel, a doctor a klutz, Skill development classes for adults will include a new PORTALES, N.M. Lord, make a regular ABC’s NFL “ Monday Night Football,” recovering This I would like to be — “ 2. An upright, a lawyer a bulvon. The key class “ Overcoming Gimputer Anxiety.’’ This four-week man out of me. Polka from a post-strike slump, srored its highest rating since Prohaska-Sirois and attended Philadelphia College of Bi­ DEAR NOSTALGIC: just a bit finer. honorable, decent person. to being ‘a real mensh’ is seminar will focus on the basics of equipment, ble, Langhorne, Pa. She is employed at the players’ return, 21.4. The author was Edgar A. More of a smiler and less This I would like to be — ‘Come on, act like a nothing less than — language, training and careers in the computer field. It Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Prohaska of The top 10 programs for the week ending Dec. 26, ac­ Nikos Academy, Williamstown, N.J. , Guest. And what a timely of a whiner. just a bit truer. mensh!’ character: rectitude, will meet Thursday evenings. Gloversville, N .Y., announce the engage­ The prospective bridegroom is also a cording to the A.C. Nielsen Co., were; piece with which to usher Just a bit quicker to Less of the wisher and “ 3. Someone of con­ dignity, a sense of what is lessons There will also be classes in the making of flat reed ment of their daughter, Adrianne 1979 graduate of Word of Life Bible 1. 60 Minutes (CBS). in the New Year. The stretch out my hand. more of the doer. sequence: someone to ad­ right, responsible, baskets. This class will teach how to make reproduc­ Prohaska of Williamstown, N.J., to Institute and will graduate from Liberty 2. Bob Hope Christmas Show (NBC). Herald photo by Richmond poem: Helping another who’s Broader and bigger, mire and emulate; decorous. Many a poor tions of antique baskets in various shapes and sizes. It Michael Sirois of Rustburg, Va., son of Baptist College, Lynchburg, Va in 1983. 3. One Day at a time (CBS). L O R D . M A K E A struggling to stand. more willing to give. someone of noble man, many an ignorant will meet Monday mornings. Mr. and Mrs. Roger Sirois of 38 Cornell He is employed by Old Tim e Gospel offered 4. The Jeffersons (CBS). REGULAR MAN OUT OF This is my prayer for the Living and helping my character. ‘Now, there is a man, is a mensh.” Other classes will include assertiveness training, BARNEY BEAGLE IS READY FOR ADOPTION St.. Manchester. Hour, Lynchburg, Va. 5. Gloria (CBS). ME New Year to be. neighbor to live! real mensh!’ astrology basics and effective and joyous living. . . . he’s posing with Rand The bride is a 1979 graduate of Word of An October wedding is planned at The Johnny Prytko 6. Newhart (C K ). Lord, make a regular This for the New Year “ It is hard to convey the You’re never too old (or Giildcare is available during daytime classes, for a Life Bible Institute, Schroon Lake, N.Y. Perth Bible Church, Perth, N.Y. This I would like to be — Dance Team will be at 7. M-A-S-H (CBS). man out of me. my prayer and my plea — special sense of respect, too young) to learn how to nominal fee. For more information or to request a American Legion Hall, Adopt a pet braver and bolder. Lord, make a regular dignity, approbation, that make friends and be pop­ 8. Dynasty (ABC). brochure, call the YWCA office at 647-1437. Brochures Legion Drive, starting Jan. 9. N F L Monday Night Football — Cincinnati vs. San Just a bit wiser because 1 This I would like to be — man out of me. can be conveyed by calling ular. For Abby’s booklet on may also be obtained at local banks and libraries. am older. just a bit fairer, somone ‘a real mensh!’ Popularity, send $1, plus a 6 for an eight-week series Diego (ABC). Just a bit kinder to those .lust a bit better, and just DEAR READERS: “ As a child, I often heard long, self-addressed, of free polka dance lessons. 10. Hill Street Blues (NBC). Weddings I may meet. a bit squarer. Apropos the above; The it said: ‘The finest thing stamped (37 cents) Classes, which will be AARP chapter to meet Only Barney is left Just a bit manlier taking Not quite so ready to cen­ expression “ regular man” you can say about a man is envelope to Abby; open to the public, will be defeat; sure and blame. need not apply to males on­ that he is a mensh! ’ Jewish Popularity, P.O. Box 38923, on eight successive Connecticut Northeast Chapter 604 AARP will meet This for the .New Year Quicker to help every ly. Edgar Guest meant it to Thursdays from 7:30 to 9 taxes too taxing children often hear the ad­ Hollywood. Calif. 90038. Jan. 5 at 1:30 p.m. at the Knights of Columbus Hall, 138 BY Barbara Richmond Little Shep, last week’s dog, was attendant. Thomas Parker, brother of p.m. Classes will cover a Main St. Herald Reporter the groom, was best man. ST. GEORGE, S.C. (U P I) — A Dorchester County tax adopted Monday by a Coventry fami- Parker-Millis wide variety of traditional Entertainment will be provided by the AARP Singers The bride is a graduate of Manchester Polish dances as well as official who is resigning after 20 years on the job says he “ Barney” the Beagle is at the dog l.V. of Tolland County (3iapter, Rockville. Refreshments Cynthia J. Millis, daughter of Anne M. High School and Norwich University, some of the more popular can no longer collect taxes in good conscience. pound, and ready to be adopted . AND G O O D NEWS about the cats. Beware of home surgery for corns will be served. Millis of 10 Durkin St. and Wayne J. Northfield, Vt. She is employed by Aetna line dances. “ I have always, as the records indicate, opposed any He’s about 1V5 to 2 years old and All six kittens that had been living in a If schools are closed because of snow, the meeting Parker, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Insurance Company. Prytko and his increase in taxes unless it was absolutely needed to was picked up by Dog Warden will be cancelled. Listen to W INF qr 'WTIC for cancella­ truck on Adams Street have been Parker of 10 Wood Lane, were married The groom is a graduate of associates will present provide a service for all of the people in our county,” Richard Rand on Dec. 20 on North mix well. And you can get a Manchester Herald, P.O, tion announcements. adopted. on Nov. 19 at the home of the bride. Manchester High School and Manchester DEAR DR. LAMB: I easy to follow lessons on Kermit Kizer said Tuesday. Main Street near Union Street. A total of 15 cats found new homes nasty irritation from the Box 1551, Radio City Sta­ Wallace Irish, justice of the peace, of­ Community College. He is employed by wish you would tell us what the basic polka, the polka A 65.1 million budget was adopted by the Dorchester Like most beagles, Barney has a over the holiday but there are still chemicals in plasters. tion, New York, N.Y. ficiated at the ceremony. Deborah Gar- ‘Aetna Insurance Company. They are to do for corns I have one hop, and figure dances County Council in October that included a slight sweet disposition. Rand said the dog many, many more to be adopted You can cut a horseshoe 10019. dinier, sister of the bride, was honor making their home ih Manchester. on each of my little toes decrease in millage. But because of a countywide Clinic slated Jan. 4 shaped pad from moleskin Incidentally, corns don’t such as “ The Domino” and hasn’t done any yowling the way some through the Aid to Helpless Animals that will not go away I property-tax reassessment, many residents’ tax bills Your Health to fit around the outside of have roots. That is just a “ Silver Slipper.” They’ve CO VE NTRY — (im m u n ity Health Care Services Inc. beagles do at times. organization. have soaked them and chosen several line dances have gone up. AHA was called last week by a the corn. That will help hard center of dead tissue. will sponsor a blood pressure clinic Jan. 4 from 1 to 2 OTHER THAN one other dog, trimmed them month after featuring the “ Hully “ A lot of people don’t have anything left in their family who has to move and is unable Lawrence Lamb, M.D. take the pressure that in­ p.m. at Coventry Pharmacy. about 12 years old, Barney is the only month and they just return. DEAR DR. LAMB: My Gully,” “ Polish Hustle,” paychecks after they pay their absolute necessities,” to take their three dogs and four cats duces the com off the top Another blood pressure clinic is scheduled for Jan. 18 resident at the dog pound. The older I have tried corn pads and nephew is constantly and the well-known “ Greek Kizer said. “ Senior citizens that did have homestead with them. Carol Colburn of of it. I don’t like the full ■ at Hill’s Pharmacy in Coventry, also from 1’ to 2 p.m. dog, Rand said, w ill probably have to Births plasters to no avail. They cracking his knuckes and I Dance.” exemptions are on fixed incomes and have to get up ... Manchester, a member of AHA, said doughnut shaped ones be destroyed because old dogs are always come back. can remember my mother Prytko has been offering taxes from somewhere, (else).” homes were found for the three dogs because they can constrict hard to place in homes. Sometimes one or both are telling me that if I cracked these free lessons since and two of the cats. The two left are the area and add to the Emanuel sets schedule Barney has reached his full growth. Perce, Elizabeth U II I V e y , Michael Mrs. Lillian D. Johnson quite painful. And when I my knuckles I would 1973. He lives in "Sebastian,” cat of the week this many instances the problem. You can cut your He's tri-colored and has long ears and Maxine and Sara Aliaa, Franklin, son of Terry An­ and the late William John­ trim them with a razor toe rubs against the shoe develop arthritis in my Manchester and works as The following events are scheduled at Emanuel week and Sophie (the mother of the problem is the footwear shoe on each side of the toe ‘Dunce’ is honorable rather large feet. Anyone interested twin daughters of Mark drew and Christine M. son of Glastonbury. Her blade sometimes 1 cannot and starts the irritation. hands in later years. Is choral instructor and in­ Lutheran Church for the coming week: kittens.) Sophie is a gray Tabby with itself. Unless you correct area where the top joins in adopting him or leaving their name and Patricia Rice Pecce of DeLucco Culvey of 199 paternal grandparents are get the root of the corn out. there any truth to this? strument instructor at Sunday — 10 a.m., Jim and Cathy Mirakian mini­ green eyes and she will be spayed. the footwear or the un­ I am not enthusiastic the sole to relieve SATSUMA, Ala. (U PI) — Thomas Robinson says his to adopt at a future date, should call Massachussets. Their Dunn Road, North Coven­ M r. and Mrs. Don L. Is that why they come Timothy Edwards School musical. Sebastian has been neutered. derlying problem you can about home surgery. And pressure. But nothing will DEAR READER: Ap­ friends have named him “ Dunce of the Year” b^ause the dog pound, 643-6642 or contact maternal grandparents are try, was born Dec. 17 at Palmer Sr. of 22 Devon back’’ in South Windsor. Monday — 3:30p.m., staff meeting; 6:45p.m., scouts; They are both in temporary foster expect the corns to come I'm not enthusiastic about work permanently unless parently not. A doctor and he returned 63,200 he found in a ^.permarket parking lot Hand by calling the Police Depart­ Mr. and Mrs. Burton Rice Manchester Memorial, Drive. Parents are encouraged 7:30 p.m., council. homes. Ms. Colburn said both are DEAR READER: right back regardless of caustic corn plasters that you correct the underlying his son did a study on this a before Christmas. ment, 646-4555. of Truro, Mass., formerly Hospital. His maternal to bring their children to Tuesday — 10 a.m.. Old Guard, all retired men of the affectionate. Corns are a response to what you do. many people use. It is too problem. number of years ago and “ This boy came up to me at school and said I was Rand is at the pound near the of Manchester. Their grandparents are Marie the classes. Registrations community invited; 4 p.m.. Cherub and Junior choirs. Anyone interested in adopting irritation of the skin. The Contrary to what you easy to cut yourself. I’m sending you The found no correlation. I hate stupid. 'They would have kept their months shut,” said town's refuse area off Olcolt Street, paternal grandparents are Ann and Frank DeLucco of Gagne, \iiiiee Lynn, will be open to the first 200 Wednesday — 12:30 p.m., friendship group Epiphany Sebastian or Sophie should call 569- little toe is a common may think corns are not Remember that coni sur­ Health Letter, 11-10, Com­ to tell you this because I Robinson, 16, a student at Satsuma High School. But Monday through Friday from noon to Mr. and Mrs. Walter Pecce 174 Reynolds Drive, North daughter of Richard James people and w ill be accepted party; 7 p.m., MARCH Inc.; 7 to 9 p.m., MARCH class; 3494. of Weymouth, Mass, and place for one becau.se the always caused by shoes gery should be bloodless. mon Foot Problems: What know how annoying the other students at the school praised Robinson’s honesty. 1 p.m. Coventry. His paternal and Nancy McGuenness the night of the first lesson, 7:30 p.m., Ebnanuel Choir. Anyone wanting information about their maternal great­ shoe commonly rubs that that are too tight or too And it is too easy to get to Do About Them, for habit can be. And no one was more pleased .with Robinson than the 72- There is .a charge of $5 to adopt a grandparents are Michael Oagne of La(xeview Drive, from 7 p.m. Thursday — 10 a.m., prayer group; 11:15 a.m., care other cats for adoption should call grandmother is Mrs. Stella Andover, Was bom Dec. 20 area. You can have some short, which certainly can your foot infected. That is general information. 1 guess the greatest year-old man who got his money back. dog to make the transaction legal. and Brenda Nichols of and visitation; 11:30 a.m., Bible study; 3:45 p.m.. Belle Ms. Colburn at 643-8649 after 8 p.m. Abrams of Delray Beach, at Manchester Memorial imbalance or imperfection be the cause. Slipon moc­ especially true if you have Others can send 75 cents danger to knuckle-crackers The owner is responsible for having Strickland Street, 'Choir; 5:30 p.m., youth supper; 6:30 p.m., confirmation and on weekends after Jan. 5. Hospital. Her maternal of the foot that makes or­ casins can be loose and as a circulatory problem or with a long, stamped, self- is from physical attack by the dog licensed. Fla. Manchester. classes; 7:30 p.m., Scandia. grandparents are Warren dinary footwear rub and you contract the toes to diabetes. Diabetics and addressed envelope for it the person who has to Saturday — 7 p.m., Emanuel B team versus Emanuel and Barbara McGuenness cause irritation. But in hold them on, the top of the bathroom surgery do not to me, in care o f the tolerate the habit. Cinema A team basketball; 8 p.m.. Alcoholics ^onymous, of Amston. Her maternal Itohhinn, Sheena-Ann, Lalaneette, Justin !‘'aul, Luther Hall, 60 Church St. grandparents are Alfred daughter of Thomas James son o f Gerard and 10, 11:50. - Trail of the and Doris Gagne of Hart­ Ila rlfo ril 48 Hrs. (R ) 7:10, 9:10. - and Teri-Lee Corcoran Christine Tyler Lalaneette Pink Panther (PG ) 1, 3, 5, ford. \lheneuin Cinema — Best Friends (PG ) 7, 9:15. Robbins of 76 Walnut St., of 151 Eldridge St., was It's time to build better relationship 7:30,9:45,11:40. - Kiss Me Wasn’t That A Tim e! 7:30, -T h e T o y (P G ) 7:10, 9:10. was born Dec. l5 at born Dec. 18 at Manchester Goodbye (P G ) 12:45, 2:45, Church plans events 9:30. Manchester Memorial Memorial Hospital. His Kyehling, Katie I.ee, Cinema City — The 4:55, 7:20, 9:35, 11:30. DEAR DR. BI.AkER: with your life. recognize your behavior is The following events are scheduled next week at Hospital. Her maternal maternal grandmother is daughter of Todd G. and Verdict (R ) 1:45, 4:15, Enfield I’m single, 28. and will be a step in the right direc­ Center Congregational Church: grandparents are Mr. and Linda Tyler of 36 Scott Nancy Bessette Rychling The way you feel about 7:30, 9:55. - Sleeper (P G ) Cine 1,2,3,4,5& 6 - moving back with my tion. Now you must train Sunday — 11:15 a.m. Center Giurch Women Board Mrs. Thomas Corcoran of Drive. His paternal grand­ of 151-A Stonehouse Road, yourself governs the way 12:40, 4, 7:15 with Bananas Tootsie (PG ) 12:30,2:45,5, parents soon because I yourself to take a stand SDItt meeting, library; 11:15 a.m.. Coffee Shoppe, Woodruff 2680 Boston Turn p ike. parents are Mr. and Mrs. Coventry, was born Dec. 20 A s k you deal with your (P G ) 2:20, 5:40, 9. - FiU- 7:30,9:50,12:15.-TheToy can’t afford to keep my against it. Hall. Coventry. Her paternal Gerard Lalaneette of 46 at Manchester Memorial problems, your successes, carra ld o (P G ) 1,3:55,6:45, (P G ) 12:35, 2:40, 4:45, 7, own apartment. I’m really Tuesday — 3:30 p.m.. Pilgrim Choir. Choral Room; grandparents are Mr. and Summer St. He has a Hospital. Her maternal D r . B l a k e r the way you relate to 9:40. — P eter Pan (G ) 9:20, 11:30. - The Verdict Travel Service nervous about this since I Start by developing com­ 6:30 p.m.. Sacred Dance Group, Federation Room; 7:30 Mrs. William Robbins of 50 brother, Daniel, 2. His grandparents are William others, how you do most 12:30, 2:30, 4:25, 7, 8:55. (R ) 1:30, 4:05, 6:50, 9:30, SSB MAIN STREET didn't really get along with Karen Blaker, Ph.D. passion and being kind to p.m., Diaconate, Robbins Room; 7:30 p.m. Caring Com­ Stoney Road. Bolton. maternal greatgrand- F. and Mildred Bessette of everything. And with low Cinesiudio — Reopens 11:55. — Dark C rystal 643-2165 them too well when I was yourseif. You deserve it munity Committee, library. parents are Mr. and Mrs. Storrs. Her paternal grand­ self-esteem, you may find Jan. 12. (P G ) 12:50, 3, 4:50, 7:20, growing up. Any ideas? just like everybody else Over SO Years Wednesday— 7:30 p.m.. Chancel Choir. Choral Room. Albert Eagleson of Westi parents are Mr. and Mrs. yourself engaged in a great East Hartford 9:35 - 48 Hrs. (R ) 12:45, does. Travel Experience Thursday — 7:30 p.m.. Property Committee, Robbins Gardner Street. His pater­ Gary Rychling of 151 DEAR READER: deal of self-destructive Eastwood — An Officer 2:55,4:55,7:10,9:25,11:45. : Room. nal great-grandparents are Stonehouse Road. Coven­ Given the economic situa­ behavior — such as you and A Gentleman (R ) 6:45, — Best Friends (P G ) 12:40, Authorised agent in M ePeague, .Matthew, Put yourself in proper Manchester lor all Airlines, M r. an d Mrs. Aime try. 2:50,5:05,7:40,9:55, 12:05. son of Brian P. and Teresa tion in the country today, described — as well as fan­ perspective tjiis way and 9. Railroads and Steamship Lalaneette of Woonsocket, Manchester M. Kammel McTeague of there is a growing trend for tasizing to make up for you will be able to sort out Poor Richards — An Lines. : Here’S Nazarene schedule R.I. adult children to move your less than happy reali­ your life and your O fficer and A Gentleman UA Theaters East — 26 Rose Trail, Coventry, The Verdict (R) 2, 4:20, was born Dec. 12 at back home with their and more. ty. problems in the light of (R ) 7:15, 9:30. • The following events are scheduled at the Church of and even leave you helpless 7:20, 9:40. - Six Weeks Manchester Memorial F O R S PA R K L IN G parents for financial While living with your reality so that there’s no Showcase Cinema — -the Nazarene for the coming week: Monday — 11:30 to do anything constructive The fact that you (P G ) 2, 4, 6, 8, 10. — Peter Hospital. His maternal Palmer, Kristina WOODWORK. TILE, reasons. So. you're in plen­ parents, it would be wise to need to wonder whether Tootsie (P G ) 12:30, 2:40, I : a.m., chapel service at the Cornerstone Christian School ty of good company. maintain a separate life as Pan (G ) 2, 4, 5:50, 7:40, SHOWCAiC grandparents are Mr. and Marie, daughter of Don L. GLASS AN D PAINTED you said or did the “ right” 4:50, 7:15, 9:40, 11:50. - ; with Mrs. Dijounas. 9:30. Photo by Colburn Mrs. Henry Kammel of and Karen Johnson Palmer SURFACES, add three Since you didn't get much as possible at the thing. It’ll allow you to The Toy (P G ) 12:40, 4:50, ' Tuesday — 2 p.m., service at Gestfield Convalescent Newington. His paternal Jr. of 17 Walker St., was tablespoons of washing along very well with your same time maintaining develop the emotional 7:10, 9:20, 11:20. — Best Vernon ■ Home; 3 p.m., service at Vernon Manor with Pastor Des Moines dancing fiNtT fWQWONLt ’ GREEN-EYED SEBASTIAN grandparents are Mr. and born Dec. 17 at Manchester soda to a quart of warm parents as you were warm and supportive ties . . n _i strength necessary to Friends (P G ) 12:30, 2:45, Cine 1 & 2 — E.T. The I Emmitt; 7:30 p.m., board of Christian life. Mrs. John McTeague of Memorial Hospital. Her water and wash. No rinsing g ro w in g up, this w ill with them. This may not be U B D IS C n S lIO n Q B C l make your way to hap­ 4:55, 7:25, 9:45, 11:55. - Extra-Terrestrial (PG) 1, ; Wednesday — 6 p.m., Children’s caravan; 7 p.m., . . would love to have family easy at first but it will be Newington. maternal grandparents are required. provide you with an DES MOINES, Iowa (U P I) — Shades of the Puritans! piness. Still of the Night (PG) 2, 3, 5, 7, 9. — An Officer ' Chancel Choir rehearsal; 7:30 p.m., family prayer time. worth the effort. HARTFORD excellent opportunity to There’s a 1935 ordnance in Moulton, Iowa that bans all 1:15, 3:15, 5:15, 7:40, 9:35, and A Gentleman (R ) 4:15, | get to know them on a hap­ Shy? Get help from Dr. 11:20. — Airplane II: The 7:15. 9:30. iim a s u n 84 (xiT 58 dancing in the town and the Iowa Civil Liberties Union lASTH/UmoaD S68 88K) pier basis Obviously, B l a k e r ’ s n e w s l e t t e r Sequel (P G ) 1:20, 3;10; 5, DEAR DR. BLAKER: has filed a federal court suit challenging it. Willimantic More famous than the columnist you'd do well to avoid con­ “ Shyness.” Send 50 cents 7:30, 9:35, 11:30. - 48 Hrs. I'm constantly down on “ It’s a very unusual case,” said Mark Bennett, ICLU Jillson Square Cinema I When child breaks tooth, frontational discussions and a stamped, self- (R ) 1:30, 3:30, 5:30, 7:45, 48 HOURS myself. Anytime I do or staff attorney. “ Our research indicates there has been - Tootsie (PG) 7, 9:15. with them about your past addressed envelope to Dr. R: say something, I think back only one or two cases in the country dealing with a total life together; but general Blaker in care of the on it and alw ays find ban on dancing.” ■ m S m B O i S u m Everyone is asking about Beau discussions about family Manchester Herald, P.O. pop it in, go to dentist something wrong with it. A suit to block the ban Was filed in U.S. District Court history and other Box 475, Radio City Sta­ It’s getting so I ’m almost Tuesday on behalf of C.J. Droz, owner of C.J.’s Lounge reminiscences should help tion, New York, N.Y. The AIRPLANE2 THIS WONDERFUL RETRIEVER, and afraid to open my mouth. in Moulton, an Appanoose County town near the So many peopte have stopped me on the teeth with a small wire splint. you to meet on a common 10019. he is a damn good bird retriever in the field, A T L A N T A (UPI) - Tim e, not Please help. I ’m driving Missouri border. street and inquired about Beau, our 16-month- The need for getting the tooth back ground. — — SHOWN AT:— is also a retriever out of our trashbin. Papers cleanliness, is critical in saving a per­ myself crazy. “ It’s just regular dancing, nobody ever mentioned go- old yellow Labrador. The state of his health, into the gum socket quickly is not Reestablishing a link flam ingo are a must, and are to be sneaked out, and manent tooth that has been knocked ' go girls,” Droz said. “ I just want to have a band or a Write to Dr. Blaker at bis activities, and his progress in training out of a child’s mouth, according to . clearly understood, but Rosenthal with your parents will help tom and dismembered all over the house! He jukebox for a little dancing with country music or the above address. The ; have bMn the subject of much conversation Joe's World pediatric dentist Dr. Allen Rosenthal. said it probably is linked to the tooth’s to make your life feel more DEAR READER: hotel £#ix;»laurant is also super on socks, underwear, maybe some rock.” volume of mail prohibits TOOTSIE @] ' between p ^ e c t strangers, friends, and yours When the proper steps are taken, nerves and blood vessels, which ap­ full and complete, just as Disliking yourself, as you nightgowns, pantyhose, and bathrobes Droz, who bought the bar in May, asked the City (Coun­ personal replies, but ! truly. To quote one lady, “You may be Joe German there is a 9-1 chance an unbroken parently die after about 30 minutes. links with other family obviously do, can sap your —— SMOWMATi- And if you don’t notice and chase after him, cil for permission to hold dances at his tavern, but coun­ questions of gei^ral in­ : writing the columns, and you may be the “ After an hour and a half, the members and friends liiumM-JtiuimiM tooth can be successfully w energy, lower your morale, cil members affirmed a 193^ city ordinance that terest will be discussed in I sportsman, but your dog Is a whole lot more he’ll trot by, head in the air, article in mouth, lENVEIlirtEtliNirY reimplanted, said Rosenthal, a chances of successful reimplantation round out your life more destroy your perspective daring you to come after him. Right now prohibits any kind of dancing where liquor is served. future columns. , famous than.you are.” have dropped to 1 out of 20. For Main Your HaaorvaUona Moarlll while I ’m writing this, he’s stuck his nose in pediatric dentistry professor at the ! Today as I walked Main Street to run an Emory University School of Den­ adults, the likelihood of the tooth |PGl r errand, I have to tell you that three people the waste basket and is proceeding to tear 646-9468 .m— U'SHOWN fVt- tistry. being reaccepted is considerably r I (two of them perfect strangers) asked about paper and drop the pieces in my lap. There have been times over the past year The most important thing a parent lower, even with its rapid return to Dinner choice of: : Beau. And one gentleman who was in the 'hils dog, who responds to whistle com­ when I have been so frustrated over him, I mands so well in the field, can be the source can do is to make sure the tooth is put the mouth,” he said. Thoughts : store this afternoon (last person in the world back in the gum socket within 30 If the tooth tightens in a few weeks Speclmltor Roaet Prime Rib of Beef could chew nails. Let me give you some of much frustration and anger, when he slips 9t who I thought would he In tm sted ) turned to and the root survives for four to six examples, so that you’ll know he’s no out of the yard and is away down the street. minutes, Rosenthal said. ' me and said ‘ ‘How's that great dog of yours The tooth should not be cleaned un­ NEW YEM’S WEEKEND- Baked Stuffed Lobeter -SHOWN ATt- different than your dog. Cali him. Does he come? Not until you start months, "then you can expect to keep I doing?” I have a friend here on Main Street who Is a legging after him. Then he dpdges past you, less it has fallen into something clear­ the tooth for a long tim e,” he said. FRIDAY to MONDAY: Dinners Include : One hour Open Bar, Soup l.M.lJfWWiMW That got me to thinking. So tonight I sat As the year comes to a close, I look was worth every minute, though, retailer as I am. He loves Beau, and always ly contaminated — and mud, blood When parents are too upset to han­ or Appetizer, Baked Potato and Vegetable, :: down a ^ read the columns I had written runs like hell into the kqgnel back and am thankful for all the many because of the abundant joy which our 2 tipM *5.00 bugs me to bring him in to his store on my I am happy to report that, as of this and tears don’t count. Simply pick up dle the emergency, Rosenthal says, Salad, Coffee or Tea, loa Cream or Cheeaa SnUOFTNE ; about this love of my Ufe. blessings which God has given us. This daughter has brought to our lives. We are 4 tipw *10.1 Cake. day off. Which I did to everyone’s mutual writing, thing! have Improved to the point the tooth, replace it gently in the the child should put the tooth back in year has been especially good for my so thankful for all that we have; and all iro; NMlhf socket and get to a dentist quickly. place. A standard phone procedure at Cnjoy tlw lalM l hit I HAVE TO ADMIT that the columns satisfaction. That was up until a couple of where response is now almost Instantaneous. family, for not only has God provided for that we have has come from our loving ldl«lMdU)»4«41dl ^ were written through eyes of love. weeks ago when Beau dlspaced himself, and Don’t remove any tissue that may Emory's dental clinic is to ask an up­ movi— on VH t vMoe i That is, it’s been just great for the last us and kept us safe, he has blessed us Father. FMtoring UvM EntortalnniMit Everything I wrote was, and Is true. me, in the above mentioned establishment. month. Wait until I got to put him through his be clinging to the tooth, Rosenthal set parent if the dentist can speak to with a beautiful baby girl whom we eaooottoo. VCR I ' However, I think I have colored all these ar- He very calmly walked up to one of the said, because it will help mattach the the child to give the instructions. We are told, “ Have no aiixiety about paces for the benefit of one of my bird hun­ adopted in April. '‘Counlry Roduo Bund" THE TOY HSI ' tid es and made “ himself” look and sound fixtures, turned his head to make sure we all tooth. If for some reason the tooth cannot anything, but in everything by prayer ting buddies. The good Lord alone knows ' like a paragon of virtuO. He Is, to a point. were watching, picked up his leg, and did The natural suction of the gum be replaced in the gum socket quick­ and supplication with thanksgiving let III Aiinlo what w ill happen then. Having faith in God and trusting Him However, Beau also has feet of day. He what all male dogs like to do going up or down usually holds the tooth in place, but ly, Rosenthal said it should be put in a your requests be made known to God.” RoHoniolol BoolUtllo WhoeoiioiS^^ issusmisjsr He just started hauling on m y sweater and completely will help us overcome our ' can be the stubbomest, most mule beaded, the street. the dentist, after assessing any glass of milk and the child should be (Phil. 4:6) Dining Room wW remain Open after arm, and then running back and forth to the problems and worries. Without faith in mischievous, embarrassing pup going down Funny part about it was he knew he was damage to the tooth, may also reposi­ taken to the dentist >as quickly as Heura for RrosMaal door. When 80 pounds of dog hauls . . . you God, the years of disappointments TH f MOVIE STORE tha pike. He’s no different in that reaped doing wrong. I could tell by the way he looked listen It’s time for our nightly training ses­ tion it and attach it to surrounding possible. ■ tM ai6M6Blii6l6M6B would have been much' harder for my Marria Law 707 Moln Ot ' than most pups coming L!?ng at hla age. at me and then scooted for cover. sion . . . Wish me lucK. husband and me to endure. The waiting Church of Christ •k t ) MANCHESTER HERALD, ’Thurs., Dec. 30. 1982- 15 14 - MATVCHESTER HERALD. Thurs., Dec. 30, 1982 76ers enjoyed^ News for senior citizens Center dance rings in New Year early SPORTS trip to Texas

10 a.m. square dance class; noon College basketball This column is prepared by the to all. January. Watch for the schedule. If BRIDGE SCORESi patty on a bun, oatmeal cookies, staff of the Manchester Senior William Valente, our 1982 Santa there are additional activities and Jack Owen, 5,890; Kay Bennett, beverage. lunch; 1:30 p.m. exercise class; Center. This week the column will Claus, was the proud winner of the programs that you would like to see 3,810; Mabel Loomis, 3,320; Doris Tuesday: Chef’s Choice. • 12:30 p.m. bus returns from shop- only appear once because of the afghan that was raffled by the Fur­ at the center, ^ve us a call. Hunt, 3,000. Wednesday: Homemade corn ping. Wednesday: 9 a.m. Public Health New Year’s holiday. nishing Fund Committee. Kay chowder, ham salad on rye, ginger­ The lunch program will resume on DEC. 21 BOWLING SCORESi bread with whipped topping, nurse by appointment; 10 a.m. Nettleton, donor of the afghan, also Women high single, Kay Ringrose, receives our thanks. Monday. beverage. pinochle; 10 a.m. round dancing; Troubled night By Jeanette Cave 184; high triples ginger Yourkas, fellowship class; bus pick up at 8 DEC. 22 PINOCHLE SCORESi Thursday: oven fried chicken Senior Center Director Our winter programs will begin 475. Men high single, Frank breast, parsley potatoes, buttered a.m. noon lunch; return trips after this month and encouragement is Rene Maire, 613; John Gaily, 597; The Senior Center rang in the New Wotruba, 220. High triple, a tie vegetables, cranberry sauce, roll lunch; 1 p.m. arts and erdfts; 12:30 given to sign-up for activities of in­ Carl Popple, Helen Silver, 566; between John Scheibenpflug and p.m. bridge games.) Bus return at 3 Year a little early on Tuesday night. Corrine Gibson, 558; Annette and butter, peach tart, beverage. terest. The pool tournament and John Kravontka, 527. Friday: vegetable beef soup, p.m. The crowd was delighted and dart league will start the second Hillery, 555; A1 Chellman, 553. exhibited the warm feelings that are bologna and cheese sandwich, Thursday: 10 a.m. orchestra week in January. Social dancing will DEC. 28 BOWLING SCORESi rehearsal; noon lunch; bingo after for Georgetown dessert, beverage. shared here throughout the week. begin Jan. 17. Many of the regularly DEC. 27 PINOCHLE SCORESi High single. Ginger Yourkas, 185; Thanks to Roger and Marge Negro, lunch; bus pick up at 10; return scheduled activities. Friendship Cir­ Helen Silver, 858; Gladys Seelert, high triple, Sophie Kravontka, 463; SCHEDULE FOR WEEKi after program. Margaret Newman and Pat Forbes cle, square dancing, round dancing 800;. Grace Windsor, 796; Anna men high single and high triple, Monday; 10 a.m. bingo, noon Friday: 10 a.m. bingo; exercise By Fred Lief excellent offensively and defensive­ At New York, St. John’s won the for preparing refreshments. Always and exercise class will resume also. Husarik, 785; Bill Stone, 784; Ada John Kravontka, 246 and 511. lunch; 12:30 p.m. pinochle; bus pick ECAC Holiday Festival with David there when you need them, they tru­ class; noon lunch; 12:45 p.m. set­ UPl Sports Writer ly. ’They are a very good team and I Rojas, 777; Ann Fisher, 777; A1 up at 8 a.m. return trips at noon and Russell scoring 17 of his 21 points in ly made the New Year’s dance a Classes in basket weaving, back games; bus pick up at 8 a.m. must honestly say that we Gates, 773; Maude Custer, 765; Fritz MENU FOR THE WEEKi the second half. ’The Redmen, 11-6, success. The staff wishes to express ceramics, macrame and arts and 3:15 p.m. return trips at noon and 3:15 p.m. It was a troubled night for manhandled them.” Wilkinson, 765; Carl Popple, 759. Monday; Napoli soup, chicken ’Tuesday: 9 a.m. bus for shopping; handed Wake Forest its first loss. a happy and prosperous New Year crafts will be starting in late Georgetown basketball and basket­ Elsewhere in the Top 20, it was: ball may not have had all that much No. 1 Indiana 110, Grambling62; No. Danny Young had 20 points for the to do with it. 3 Virginia 102, Richmond (6; No. 4 Deacons. tilt The 13th-ranked Hoyas were Kentucky 83, Kansas 62; No. 7 St. At Las Vegas, Nev., Sidney Green beaten badly Wednesday night in the John’s 72, Wake Forest 65;,No. 15 scored 25 points and Jeff Collins Students title game of the Holiday Classic in Nevada-Las Vegas 70, No. 8 added 18 as unbeaten Nevada-Las There's long, Vegas pressured Tennessee in the Los Angeles — a 94-73 loss to slixth- Tennessee 54; No. 10 Iowa 85, Seton ranked Alabama. Hall 63; No. 11 Syracuse 109, second half and captured the ’The Hoyas played without coach Canisius 76; No. 17 Villanova 75, No. Holiday Classic. ’The Vols, 8-1, got 24 urged: John Thompson, who has been in­ 20 Tulsa 68; Mississippi State 65, No. points from Dale Ellis. strumental in reshaping 19 Southwestern Louisiana 56. At Rochester, N.Y., Greg Stokes tricky climb At Indianapolis, reserve guard hit lO-of-12 shots for 20 points and Georgetown as a national basketball power. Thompson’s 76-year-old Winston Morgan scored 15 points as Iowa blew by Seton Hall to win the Exercise mother, Anna, died after being Indiana crashed Grambling in the Rochester Classic. ’The Hawkeyes, hospitalized for severe bums ap­ Hoosier Classic. It was the most 8-1, again got good play from parently suffered in a bathtub. points the Hoosiers have scored reserve Todd Berkenpas, the tour­ ROCHESTER, N Y. (UPl) - For to this ranch since 1976. In tonight’s title game, nament MVP. ’Thompson flew back to Washington many college students, physical late Monday night. Indiana meets Nebraska, a 66-56 “This is something I never exercise adds up to little more than By James Lawrence highway which winds through the winner over Cornell. thought would happen,” Berkenpas some elbowbending on the weekend, United Press International picturesque canyon, open a wire “Everyone feels bad about the ’"They deserve to be number one,” said. “I never dreamed of anything and that's a mistake, says John fence gate and walk across a 400- death of coach Thompson’s said Grambling Coach Fred Hobdy. like this.” Reeves of the University of GLENWOOD SPRINGS, Colo. foot suspension bridge about 200 feet mother,” said Georgetown assistant ‘"They couldn’t be a better team. It Rochester. (UPl) — Mama and Papa & ir, un­ above the Colorado River. y coach Craig Esherick. “I wouldn’t will take a good team to beat them.” At Syracuse, N.Y., Leo Rautins Exercise helps the brain work '■’W like their storybook character want to insult anyone’s Intelligence At' Richmond, Va., Jimmy Miller fired in 19 points and Erich Santifer namesakes, don’t worry much about HAVING COMPLETED that top­ added 17 to give the unbeaten better, he says. sy-turvy traverse, they face another and say it didn’t have an effect on dropped in 19 points and Ralph Reeves, director of sports and trespassers on their 6,000-acre our play. But I don’t want to insult Sampson 18 as Virginia bounced Orangemen their 10th straight vic­ 500 feet uphill climb through four recreation at UR, says the lack of ranch on a mountain top in Richmond in Times Dispatch Tour­ tory. Syracuse shot 74 percent in the additional gates strategically placed - Alabama and say that was the attention to physical fitness makes Colorado’s scenic Glenwood Ca­ nament. ’The Cavaliers, in their first first half in rolling to a 60-36 lead. to ensure the Bair’s 4,000 sheep will reason we lost. All you have to is the academic aspect of college life *r^ i f ,'' nyon. look at the stat sheet to see why we game since their startling loss to At San Diego, Stewart Granger’s that much harder to deal with and T. Golden Bair, 73, and his wife not run astray. “We laugh when 24 points and John Pinone's 19 we see people jogging for their lost.” Chaminade, are 9-1. In tonight’s he insists it doesn't have to be that Thelma, who affectionately use final, they meet unbeaten Old Domi­ sparked Villanova in the first round health,” said a loquacious Mrs. The stat sheet showed that way. their citizens band radio handles Alabama’s Terry Williams scored 28 nion, a 90-85 victor over Virginia of the Cabrillo Classic. ’Tulsa, which Bair, standing in the doorway of the Not only do most students pay too “ Mama” and “Papa” when ad­ points on 14-of-15 shooting. Of his 14 Commonwealth. led 43-38 with less than 15 minutes r v little attention to physical fitness, dressing one another, relish having couple’s modestly furnished home. baskets, 13 were jumpers from “I think we were over our loss (to left, was paced by Ricky Ross with they “ do a miserable job” at only one pathway to their ranch, one "You get all the physical activity medium to long-range. Bobby Lee Chaminade) as soon as' it 29 points. In tonight’s title game, the ItSr' budgeting time to include periods of of the biggest in Colorado. you need living on this ranch.” Hurt added 17 points ad 8 rebounds. happened,” Virginia Coach Terry Wildcats face San Diego State, UPl photo Bair, a wiry, soft-spoken man, has recreation, physical activity, and The pathway allows the Mormon Alabama, 8-0, broke to a 45-33 lead Holland said. which beat Florida State 89-85. . r.. ■ ' lived on the ranch since his parents other extra-curricular activities. couple to see visitors about a mile At Louisville, Ky., Derrick Hord At New Orleans, Mississippi State moved from Utah 60 years ago. at the half. Georgetown cut it to 69- Reeves says. Boston or bust away from their 100-year-old white scored 16 of his 23 points in the first sent Southwestern Louisiana to its Sitting on a kitchen stool, he fondly 60 with 8:57 remaining but the Tide frame home. half and Charles Hurt snared 13 first loss behind 28 points by Jeff PART OF THE PROBLEM, he recalled how he and a neighbor boy ran off 8 straight points to seal it. Everett Britto of Derry, N.H., picks up a tall surfing sail and roller skates. He was on a Visitors, invited or otherwise, For Georgetown, 8-3, Bill Martin rebounds as Kentucky raised its Malone in the final of the Sugar adds, is a lifestyle inadvertently en­ wind as he "sails” along Route 28 In journey to Boston. first must park their vehicle on a got started in the sheep ranching Bowl Tournament. The Bulldogs. 7- couraged by colleges pnd univer­ had 24 points and Patrick Ewing 19. record to 81. Lawrence, Mass., with the aid of a wlnd- gravel lot adjacent to a busy business at age 13, working together 2, led by 19 points in the first half. sities. “I think it’s one of the best wins, ‘"The play from our frontline was for $40 a month — half the wage then one of the greatest wins in Alabama exceptional,” Kentucky Coach Joe In a late game. No. 12 Missouri Reeves says students generally UPl photo paid grown men. basketball history,” Tide Coach Hall said. “Hurt and Hord could not beat Hawaii 73-58 in the Rainbow keep odd hours, academic pressure Classic in Honolulu. is great and the emphasis on EIGHT YEARS later he Wimp Sanderson said. “We played be finer than they were tonight.” homesteaded 640 acres in the canyon UCONN’S VERN GISCOMBE PASSES OFF organized varsity sports often l^i .,. when pressed by Tyren Naulls of Texas A & M excludes the general student popula­ Hangovers: at the'top of the mountain from his tion from the use of various fields existing ranch and purchased 500 and facilities. sheep with the help of a trusting Clarke Arena tonight R a d ii For the student. Reeves says ; 0 local banker. fitness should not be a fad. He says a “It was hard living there on top of little attention to the body makes for how to prevent that mountain,” Bair said. "It often a more alert mind, less fatigue and got down to M degrees below and ln(dians-Eagles a greater ability to relax, all essen­ colder. To bring in food, you had to UConn triumphs tials to academic success. pack saddles on horses.” TONIGHT “I don't think one time is par­ In ensuing years Bair acquired ad­ 7:15 - NHL: Whalers v.s. Capitals, ticularly better then the other,” for or treat them ditional acreage, including 1,575 in annual clash WTIC exercise, he says. What is important acres of mountainous rangeland and 8 - Football: West Virginia vs. is consistency. the big home, for $53,000. Florida State, Channel 8 By Pat McCormack geners — substances added • ’’Stick 13 pins into the 8 - NBA: Spurs vs. Bulls, U.SA “ Once we adopt a recreation "This banker friend of mine tried What has become a once-a-year East is coming off Tuesday’s im­ schedule, there seems to be UPl Health Editor to color and flavor the cork of the bottle from 8:30 - Boxing: l.ong vs. Dennis, on 'team effort' m production comes up tonight as pressive 50-40 win over Weaver High to push things on me,” said Bair, evidence that indicates that it’s beverage which authorities which you were drinking.” Manchester High hosts crosstown while Manchester will hit the ESPN Hangovers, pains known say combine with the Haitian Voodoo. Others whose formal schooling ended in the 9:30 - NBA: Celtics vs. Nuggets, good to keep that schedule East Catholic at Clarke Arena in a 7 hardwood for the first time in nine HARTFORD (UPl) — Coach Dorn at the Hartford Civic Center. defense in the second half. He said to follow excessive amount of alcohol to cause may help: ^ fifth grade. “After he let me have WINF, PRISM his team failed to use its height ad­ throughout.” o’clock start in their annual basket­ days since its last engagment. ’That Perno credited “one of the finest “It was one of the finest team ef­ drinking, can wreck a hangover. • ’’Sleep, quiet, the first bunch of sheep and land, 10:30 -■ NBA: Supersonics va. forts in a long time,” he added. vantage. and I done so good, then he figgered ball confrontation. was a hard-fought 58-52 reversal to team efforts in a long time” and a FITNE.SS DOES,N'T have to be holiday plans by setting • Smoking seems to con­ darkness and time.” This This will be the 15th renewal of CCIL foe Simsbury High. I.akers, USA Lafayette edged Air Force 63-61 in “1 felt we could get it inside better boring, either, he says. I’d do good everytime.” tight defense for Connecticut’s 69-63 craniums to trembling. tribute to the severity of is called the "endure” the rivalry that dates back to the Manchester in its three outings 1:30 ■ Basketball: Rainbow the consolation game as sophomore than we did and 1 feel we didn’t look “ I'm for individual creativity. I win over Texas A&M in the cham­ What can be done to pre­ the hangover. remedy. FOR BAIR, good is somewhat of 1974-75 season with the Eagles has been led by 6-foot-3 forward Tim Classic, ESPN forward John Coalmon sank two inside as much as we should have.” think any intelligent student in vent a hangover? Treating a hangover • Hangover Tomatoes. pionship game in the Connecticut an understatement for a man who holding an overwhelming 13-1 lead Carmel and 6-foot-3 center Ken Mutual Classic. free throws with 17 seconds left. Metcalf said. college, especially with counsel If stricken, what can one “There is no cure for a Whole fresh tomatoes, Willis, each averaging 9.3 points per Conneticut penetrated the Aggies Connecticut outrebounded the from a staff member in sports and used sheer determination to turn his in the series. “We did things tonight we haven’t do the morning after? hangover, save death,” Worcestershire sauce, mountaintop into one of the largest East took last year’s battle, 47-45, game. Senior guard Mark Mistretta Basketball zone defense early in the game and Aggies 37-30 and shot 47 percent recreation, can choose an activity tabasco. , Outerbridge said done before,’’ Perno said from the floor to the Aggies 46 per­ humorist Robert Benchley sheep ranches in Colorado. on a last-second jumper by since is also hitting at a 9.3 norm. Wednesday after his team outshot led 3633 at the half. Trailing 59-58 which is very appropriate to the Prevention said. But the AMA Guide this is really nothing more MIDGETS cent. graduated Brian Galligan.' Junior guard Jim Dargati has led Action at the Community Y and outrebounded the taller Aggies with five minutes remaining, needs and interests of the in­ Tips from the American says, “ When prevention than a very lumpy Virgin He attributes his success to hard ’The series has not been as one­ Blast’s three-game effort with 53 Connecticut broke open the game Aggies senior forward Claude dividual. Medical Association; fails, rest is the best cure.” Mary. He credits it to work, rising before dawn seven days Wednesday evening saw the Suns Riley had 10 first-half points but was sided as the Eagle edge shows as points, a 17.6 average. Forwards trim the Nets. 31-20, and the Knicks when freshman guard Earl Kelley “The very important thing is that • set reasonable limits. "Because alcohol is a Peter Kriendler, of New a week, and having a miserly held to two in the second half by an three of the contests have gone into Doug Bond and Sean MePadden are edge past the Bullets, 28-27. took control — hitting three shots one move, so that the blood moves Know your limit. Stick diuretic... and causes an in­ York’s 21 aub. UPl photo nature. aggressive Connecticut defense. overtime and several more have also key figures in the Elagle attack. Wayne Hollingsworth and Dave East Granby from the floor and six of eight free- and the cardiovascualr system with your limit. creased rate of urination,” Junior guard Reggie Roberts had 11 Effects of drinking "This really isn’t a profitable been determined by 10 points or Tickets will be available at the Russell netted 14 and 10 points throws. ' works and the weight is kept within • Learn to say no. "Just it says, “you should try to H ere’s how drinking Liz irr Jerusalem Kelley scored 12 points in the final points and freshman guard Kenny a reasonable range.” business,” Bair said. "You have to less. door. respectively to lead the Suns while one more” will batter your compensate for loss of affects the body; Both clubs go into the contest 2-1. Jayvee action starts at 5 o’clock. tacks loss seven minutes and was named the Brown and freshman center Jimmie It's also important that the stu­ eardrums at holiday par­ body fluid by drinking as Actress Elizabeth Taylor (left) sits with Israeli First Lady watch your pennies. That’s why we Brian Goi^don (6) and Chris Voisine Gilbert both contributed 10. drive ’77 and ’73 pickups that we (4) led the Nets. Scott Gentilcore tournament’s most valuable player. dent feel comfortable and satisfied ties. Fix yourself a stiff much water as you can • brain: At low doses the Ophira Navon Tuesday during a meeting at the Presiden­ Junior forward Norman Bailey In th e consolation game, drug alcohol has a bought secondhand. A feller can’t had 10 points and Bud Kastauskas 8 with the activity. water or juice on the rocks. after a drinking spree. tial Residence In Jerusalem. Miss Taylor Is on a 10-day on Bulldogs was Connecticut’s high scorer wth Lafayette trailed 56-45 with 3:42 "We tend to repeat those things Only someone who sniffs "And if you have a bad tranqullizing affect. In make it if he’s borrowing money.” for the Knicks while Greg Brown ieft, but a full-court press stalled the visit that Includes a trip to Lebanon and a meeting with and Scott Aronson hooped 10 and 7 16, followed by Kelley with 14, that bring us satisfaction,” and your glass will know. headache, take aspirin (or higher doses it impairs ’Thelma, Bair’s second wife whom South girls rally, junior guard Vern Giscombe with Air Force offense. Sophomore guard physcial fitness is achieved by memory, concentration, Israeli Prime Minister Menachem Begin. respectively for the Bullets. Gaining a 24-17 halftime lead, • Drink slowly. Sip. an aspirin substitute if he married 13 years ago, glowingly East Granby High downed Bolton 12, and senior center Bruce Tony Duckett, who ted the Leopards repetition. Reeves notes. Don’t gulp. your stomach is upset).” judgment, coordination describes her husband as a typical Over at the Mahoney Center, the with 19 points, tied the score at 61-61 Lakers whipped the Celtics, 23-8, High, 49-32, in non-conference Kuezenski with 10. And students should explore the • Dilute drinks with About the adage, “A hair and emotional reactions. westerner, unafraid to challenge the before Coalmon sank his winning and the Rockets downed the Spurs, basketball action Wednesday “They’re tall and we’re short and wide range of possibilities, from tonic, water or soda in a of the dog that bit you Speech slurrs. Vision world. tonight that played to our advan­ free throws. topple East, 45-39 24-13. evening at Bolton. . swimming jogging and highly com­ tall glass. Make your two- eases a hangover” : blurrs. Balance is lost. Monkeys help tage,” said Perno. Air Force lost to host Connecticut petitive sports to just walking. Studies with CAT scanners “His mother named him for an Andy Cole and Steve Nowak each It was a make-up with the tilt, drink limit last all evening. If you pour yourself a originally Tuesday, postponed by a Texas A&M coach Shelby Metcalf 6650 and Lafayette was beaten by There are no magic cures. Switch to the mixer alone drink on the morning after show brains of alcoholics apostle in the Mormon Church,” had 4 points for the Lakers while Texas A&M 78-66 in opening round With a big third quarter effort to Reilly 0 OO 0, Torza 1 2-4 4, McKen­ Corey Craft had a like number and power failure. said Connecticut beat the Aggies "The biggest mistake is that we on the third round. a spree, you may feel are shrunken. Alcohol kills Mrs. Bair said. “He (the apostle) with their' agressive man-to-man play Tuesday. become very dependent," says brain cells. ’The brain does the handicapped was quite a witty character and bolster its comeback. South Catholic na 0 OO 0, Bell 5 0-2 10, Hornick 5 2-6 Mike Bidwell played well for the There was no power failure on the • Eating before or while better for two reasons, overcame Blast Cathoiic, 45-39, in 12, Curry 1 OO 2. Totals 20 5-16 45. part of the Crusaders Wednesday as Reeves. “We look for some kind of drinking may help. From not regenerate. Papa Bair has turned out to be quite Celtics. Matt Ifaughn pumped home doctors say, pointing to a HCC girls’' basketball action East Catholic (39) - Bearse 1 OO they raced to their third win in four miracle activity ... but just as we the “American Medical a witty character too.” 10 points, Erin LMnard and David little medical evidence. • Liver: The worst thing monkey, donated by an organ Wednesday evening at the Eagles’ 2, Revellese 0 0-1 0, Barter 1 1-2 3, starts. Bolton is 0-2, turn to fad diets and get ourselves in Association’s Family ’The additional liquid helps NEW YORK (UPl) - Deft Campbell 4 apiece and Dave Hille that can happen is little Capuchin monkeys — the grinder, to help a young nun BAIR, FATHER of two sons, Nest. Caffrey 2 0-1 4, DelSignore 4 OO 8, played well for the Rockets. John Charlie Hall and lYevor Hall each Indian grapplers trouble.to try to impose one form of Medical Guide” (Random reverse the dehydrating cirrhosis from prolonged whose body was paralyzed. ages 30 and 50, seems the type who ’The win moves the Rebels to 5-1 Palmer 5 OO 10, Coulombe 3 0-1 6, had a dozen points and Kyle exercise on everyone is a big mis­ House - 129.95): "Food in effects of alcohol, which U familiar "organ-grinder’’ Muirhead had 4 tallies and Kevin heavy drinking. Symptoms Since then, three monkeys have rarely is aroused. But appearances overall. 3-0 in the conference, while Lupacchino 3 0-1 6. Totals 19 1-6 39. McCullough 10 to pace the winners. take.” the stomach and intestines contributing to the mis­ monkeys — are providing Wilson played well for the Spurs. include the retention of been placed and three more are are misleading as the Colorado the setback drops the Elaglettes to 0- Jeff Peterson had 10 points and slows the rate at which erable feeling. The typical helping hands and new hope for REEVE.S HAS a number of fluid and jaundice. ’The quadriplegics longing for a in training. Highway Department discovered 5 overall and 0-2 in the HCCi Ted Brown 8 to lead the Bulldogs. alcohol is absorbed into the hangover headache may be fluid retention — edema — post easy victory fitness tips for the non-athlete stu­ more independent life. To teach the monkeys IS com­ the past few years. East’s next outing is Monday Bolton resumes play Tuesday with dent. bloodstream. due in part to the sudden makes alcoholics look- Points in last match a home date against Cheney Tech at "If you eat while Dr. Mary Willard, a Bronx- mands takes six months of ’The department, which two years against HCC foe Mercy High in Dave Chatzky and Frank Hoher and It is important to build gradually, change in the alcohol level bloated because they are. work, an hour a day. Middletown at 7.30. 7.45. Opening its dual meet campaign drinking (or line your based psychologist, saw she got ago began a $161 million project to in fine fashion, Manchester High sophomore Billy Prignano were and not “push too hard too soon.” in your body. A morning- Dr. Willard devotes most of ’The Elaglettes, connecting on 6-of- East Granby (49) - C. Hall 6-0-12, stomach with food before • Skin: Alcohol is a the idea of Capuchin Wankeys widen 12 miles of highway through wrestling team took 10 of the 12 winners. That helps avoid minor, nagging in­ after drink can make tte her time to the project and 11 field goal tries, jumped to a 12-6 Clark 3-2-8, T. Hall 5-2-12, Young 0-1- going to a party) you tem­ change more gradual. vasodilator. It widens fetching objects and feeding the canyon, took more than 100 spells loss for Tech bouts en route to a 5612 duke over Results. 100 —LaFlamme (M) juries. blood vessels, makes a paralysis victims when she works out of a laboratory at acres of Bair’s ranch. Bair relented, lead at the turn. They held onto the 1, McCullough 4-2-10, Cox 2-0-4, pinned Courturier 1.09, 107 —Weiss porarily slow down the ab­ "The Hangover Hand­ with just two bouts remaining. Smith 1-0-2. Totals 21-7-49. RHAM High Wednesday at Clarke For those who opt to run or jog, drinker look flushed. It can worked in a hospital and Albert Einstein College of but not without a fight. lead at the half, 18-14, before an 18- With a pin in the final match, the (M) pinned Serendynski 1.08, 114 sorption of alcohol. Of book” (Harmony Books, Steve Hecker, John Paradis, Bolton (32) - Brown 4-0-8, Peter­ Arena. doing it on surfaces that "give,” also allow excessive heat befriended a quadriplegic Medicine in the Bronx, with the poiqt third stanza enabled the unlimited division, providing six -M cCarthy (M) WBF. 121 rather than concrete or pavement, course, you also consume 13.95) by David Outer- "I hated to see them take my land Roger Dublel and A1 Barone were son 4-2-10, Ferguson 3-0-6, Owen 1-0- Rich LaFlamme and Aaron Weiss more calories." to escape from the body. patient. part-time help of college visitors to take a 32-29 margin into precious points. East Hartford High with pins in the opening two weight —LeTouraeau (M) pinned Regan is important to avoid leg injuries. bridge provides a remedy just to make a park on the among those^who picked up points 2, Cusano 1-0-2, Sheets 1-0-2, Experts have “At first, the idea of a students. the final eight minutes. scored a 33-30 come-from-behind' divisions got things going for 2.29, 128 —Grady (M) pinned Stamp Proper running shoes are a must. for folks who mis­ • Stomach: One wild highway,’’ he said. “They’re win over Cheney Tech in wrestling for Cheney. Richardson 1-0-2. 'Totals 15-2-32. recommended eating pro­ monkey helping a quad seemed Handicapped owners verbally Blast fo u ^ t gamely but couldn’t Manchester. Sean McCarthy picked 3.45, 134 —Cimino (M) sup. dec. calculated their limit. drinking bout can give a pushing the farmer further into the pull out the duke in the fourth ses­ action Wednesday at the Hornets’ Results. 98 —Archembeau (CT) Reeves also notes that expensive - tein, drinking milk or in­ Take 2 tablespoons of a little far-fetched to some command the monkeys and up six points on a forfeit at 114 Geraldo 24-3, 140 —Frallicciardi person acute gastritis. people,” she says. “But really point to objects with a laser background.” sion. gym. WBF, 105 —Hecker (CT) WBP. 114 Tickets available clothes contibute nothing to fitness. gesting some fatty or oily chunky peanut butter and a —Fournier (CT) dec. Davis 6-5, 121 before I^ke LeTouraeau and Tim (M) sup. dec. Pelletier 15-5, 147 Digestive upset can Include the concept involves two beam attached to the Lori Hornick had 12 points and ’The heart-breaking aetback was —T^rseck (R) pinned Moore 1.46, “Just wear whatever is comfortable substances before tall glass of milk before vomiting, cramps. But Bair managed to wrest one the third in as many outings for the —Paradis (CT) dec. Ammon 13-8, FOXBORO, Mass. (UPl) - The Grady added a pair of six-point vic­ drinking. members of the animal wheelchair. If the owner Carolyn Bell 10 to pace South. Liz 157 —Gaskell (M) dec. Mancarella and don’t dress too warmly.” Over­ going to bed. . Some major concession from highway Techmen. Cheney resumes mat ac­ 128 -R udy (EH) dec. Talbot 9-6,134 New England Patriots, whose last tories in the 121 and 128-pound • Generally, experts • Reproductive organs: kingdom sharing a daily desires a page in his book Palmer bad 10 points to pace East in 7-3. 169 —Keklak (R) pinned Hall dressing won’t help lose weight. remedies cited by the department officials, a promise that tion next ’Thursday at home against —Gavallo (EHy pinned Wilson 1.01, two g a rn e t at Schaefer Stadium weight classes respectively. claim, brandy, bourbon, handbook should clearly be Drinking at first Increases routine.” turned, he alerts the monkey that department. Carolynn 3.03, 187 —Taylor (M) pinned with the beam and the monkey they would build a $240,000 concrete DelSignore grabbed 13 rebounds and St. Paul at 6 o’clock. 140 —Uiotte (EH) pinned Glode have drawn record-low crowds, I^ r k Cimino, Jim Frallicciardi, Reeves says it’d also a must to and red wines produce the taken with a grain of salt; sexual desire but it also ’The monkeys are intelligent Navickas 1:09, Unlimited —Lea (M) bridge over the Colorado Rver Tom Stevens’ pin in 2.30 over 2.42,147 —Dubiel (CT) pinned Jones reported Tuesday there were 29,500 Brian Gaskell, Mike Taylor and warm up for a few minutes before worst hangovers. But gin • "Let us have wine and dulls nerves in the male and able to lift objects with responds. leading to bis property. Darla Lupacchino a dozen caroms WBF. Other duties include turning for East while Martha Barter and Cheney’s Leroy . Main gave the 2.38, 157 -H a a s (EH) WBF. 167 unsold tickets for Sunday’s game Frank Lea were also victorious for exercising, as well as allowing and vodka, containing women, mirth and and can make him impo­ human-like hands. the Silk Towners. Manchester’s next outing is tent until he sobers up. An ’The Capuchins are about a lights on and off, getting food “As long as you do what they Christy. Beane each dished out 4 Hornets the decision. Pat Jobes’ pin —Barone (CT) pinned Ofenga .58, with Buffalo. "cool-down” time afterward. It will fewer congeners, are less laughter. Sermons and The Patriots can clinch their first McCarthy,, a freshman, notched a Wednesday against Norwich Free expectant mother fcan foot tall, weigh 25 pounds and out of a refrigerator, feeding want, we get along,” be said of assists. in 44 seconds in the 187-pound bout 187 —Jobes (EH) pinned Totten .44; help prevent cramping and injury. likely to produce a soda-water the day after.” owners and doing South Catholic (45) - LaCava 41- enabled the Hornets to maw within Unlimited —Stevens (EH) pinned playoff berth since 1978 with a win pin in 19 seconds in an exhibition Academy and homestanding And finally. Reeves has some ad­ damage child by drinking live an average of 30 years. highway officials. / ‘But they’re Glastonbury High in a 6.30 start. hangover. ’This is because Lord Byron, the literary lighthousekeeping. 4 0, Interligl 3 00 6, Smith « DO 2, 30-27 after trailing'byline points Main 2.30. or tie against the Bills Sunday. match. In jayvee bouts, freshmen vice for the self; conscious. they contain fewer con­ giant. during pregnancy. In 197, Dr. Willard trained a going to have to bujtd that bridge.” 16 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thurs., Dec. 30, 19M MANCHESTER HERALD, Thurs., Dec. 30 , 19 8 2 - 17 ‘Bamo was fired up Texas trip enjoyed for rampaging 76ers Scoreboard

for Bear’s farewell Ballard hit two long jump shots and By Dave Raffo Malone made two free shots, Davis UPI Sports Writer dribbled downcourt and launched Grevey a layup to increase the MEMPHIS, Tenn. (UPI) - Paul "Bear" Bryant Mike Bass missed the extra point kick and Alabama the 3-pointer that tied it. Bullets’ lead to 71-62. Sidney Mon- ’The 76ers’ Texas trip lasted a bit crief paced the Bucks with 24 points. Winnipeg 113-4 LOS A N G E LE S (UU) Consolation can look back today on a college coaching career went into the locker room with a 1-point advantage. Mark Aguirre put some life into a Texas-El Paso 69. Clemson 59 longer than expected, but Los Angeles 0 31—S Rambls 22 02 4. Wilkes S-14 62 22, that stretched from a 1945 start at Maryland to a Turnovers by both teams kept the scoring down in sellout crowd of 17,134 by scoring 34 Knicks 91, Cavaliers 87 First perlod-1, Winnip^, Christian 8 Abdul-Jabbar 7*12 S-7 19, E.Jcrtidaon 6*13 UUh Gassic Saturday, Jan. 1 Philadelphia left the Lone Star State At Richfield, Ohio, Ber (Smai), DeBlois), 2:07. Penalty—Lewis, 15*16 27. Nixon 6*12 12 IS. Worthy 62 52 Championship victorious 1982 conclusion with Alabama in the 24th the first half, as Alabama took a 7-6 halftime lead. points and Jay Vincent added 29 for Auburn 71, Utah 02 COTTON BOWL happy anyway. scored 25 points to spark I LA, 17:56. 17. McAdoo 6-12 22 18. T o U ls 4^71 94*40 at Dallas annual Liberty Bowl. The Fighting mini’s Tony Eason, who was only the Mavericks. Hockey S ^n d period*^, Los Angeles, Dionne ID. Consolation “ All I know, is that is nice to leave "W e gave them three uncontested King’s 20-footer in the midst of a 10- 15 (Bozek, L. Murphy), 4:13. 3, Winnipeg. GO LD EN STATE (UO) Fullerton St. 68, Niagara 50 In his last game as the Crimson Tide coach, the second quarterbaick in NCAA history tq record All Colteee SMU (10-0-1) Texas with three wins,’’ said layups in the fourth quarter (all by 0 Knicks’ burst gave them the lead Uikowicb 13 (Mullen), 8:23. 4, Los Short 8-18 42 20. Smith 5-7 02 10. Bryant chalked up a 21-15 victory over Illinois and back-to-back 3,006-yard passing seasons, threw four Angeles. Nicholls 18 (Lewis, Simmer). Carroll 11*17 92 S . Richardson 4*12 0-1 8, Champlonwip vs. Philadelphia coach Billy Cun­ Oklahoma St. 76. Oklahoma City 64 was carried off the field on the shoulders of his interceptions in the first half and the Illini lost one Toney) and you can’t do that against for good, 77-76. World B. Free 17:tt. 5, Los Angeles, Dionne 16 (H ardy), Brewer 52 (M) 10, Romar 42 12 9, PUtaburgh (9-2) ningham, after his 76ers’ 126-116 a good team,” said Dallas coach topped Cleveland with 28 points, in­ 18:47. Penalties—Spring, Win, 3:31; Williams 7-10 12 IS, Conner 02 12 1, Consolation fired-up players. fumble. Two of his errant passes ended up in the Texas-Arl. 65. Houston Bapt. 64 overtime victory over the Korab, LA , 11:08; Spring, Win, 15:06; Lloyd 92 22 8, Brown 22 flk) 4. Totals It’s a classic confronta­ The win, before a full-house crowd of 54,123, hands of Castille, who also picked off one of three Dick Motta. “ It seemed everytime cluding a 20-footer that pulled the 40 Bte E I^ATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE MacUan, Win, 18:S0; Lewis, LA. 8:50. OT 1220 no. tion of the vaunted SMU M avericks Wednesday night in Los Angeles 96 94 23 27—120 Cha:hamplonshlp pushed Bryant's coaching record to 323-85-17, the interceptions thrown by Illini backup quarterback we tried the middle Malone and E r­ Cavaliers within 89-87 with 20 By United Press International Third period-6, Winnipeg, Slaves 1 Golden State S 212127-110 UUh St. 84, Texas Christian 56 Pony Express — Eric Dick­ Dallas. Wales Conference (DeBlois), 8:50. 7. Winning, Babych 10 most coaching victories in college football history. Kris Jenner. ving would block it.” ' seconds left before New York center Total fout»-Lot Angeles 20. Golden Ckmsolation erson and Craig James — » Patrick Division (^ves), 15:05. PenalUea-Bll^t, LA. Andrew Toney helped the 76ers In other games. New Jersey Bill Cartwright iced the game with 6:10, Hawerchuk. Win, m ajor, 13:28, State 28. Fouled ou 4 -C i^ ll. Rebounds— San Diego 71, Idaho St. 68 The victory evened Alabama's Liberty Bowl Eason sei a new Liberty Bowl record with his 35- W L T Pts. GF GA against the pass-oriented improve their NBA-leading record Nicholls, LA. major, 13:28. Los Angeles 41 (Ram bls 19). Golden ConnecUcut Gassic trimmed Atlanta 104-99, Washington two free throws. Philadelphia 20 12 5 « 148 118 Dan Marino Pitt Panthers. record at 22. It was Bryant's 15th bowl post-season 55-4 passing performance, which gave him a 423- Shots on goal—Winnipeg 6 11 9*36. Los State 37 (Smith 9). Assists—Los Angeles Championship to 24-5 with 36. points and center N Y Islanders 18 14 7 45 143 121 ConnecUcut 69, Texas A & M 63 yard final tally. clipped Milwaukee 94-87, New York Angeles 11 16 12-30. 27 (E.JiAnson 10), Golden State 28 Dickerson and James com­ victory against 12 losses and two ties, including a 7- Spurs 124, Clippers 115 Washington 17 10 9 43 138 125 Consolation Moses Malone added 30 points and 24 Goalies—Winnipeg. Soeatart. S Los An- (Richardson 11). Technical fouls-CarroU, Lewis said his teammates tried not to let the nipped Cleveland 91-87, San Antonio N Y Rangers 17 16 3 37 l e 138 Lafayette 63. Air Force 61 bined for 2,555 yards rush­ 0 loss to Penn State in tbe first Liberty Bowl in 1959. At San Antonio, Texas, Artis geles, Blake. A—11,700. Golden State coach Attles, Los Angeles PitUburgh 11 21 6 28 128 172 mystique of Bryant's last game interfere with rebounds. trimmed San Diego 124-115, Seattle team. A—13,335. Dayton InviUtional ing. Compared to other "W e won in spite of m e," Bryant said. " I did not Gilmore scored 13 of his gamehlgh ' New Jersey 7 24 7 21 104 168 But after Dallas’ Brad Davis sent clubbed Utah 109-92 and Los Angeles CJhampionship years, 1982 was a so-so sea­ hpve any time with the players. I made very few going all out to win. 25 points in the first quarter to help Adams Division Dayton 73. Army 52 the game into overtim e with a 3- son for Marino. However, he decisions tonight." “ We were very emotional at first, but it tapered topped Golden State 120-110. San Antonio end a three-game losing , Boston 22 9 6 SO 151 107 Montreal 123-5 U TAH (92) Consolation point jump shot at the buzzer of - Montreal 20 10 8 48 175 139 Toronto 2 2 3**d Poquette 2-10 4-4 8. Wilkins 022 9-4 21. Rice 47, Dartmouth 46 (O T ) still completed about 20 The 69-year-old coaching legend, who swapped off in the second half," he said, "Everything came regulation, Philadelphia’s defense NelB 104, Hawkft 99 streak. Gilmore’s early scoring Quebec 17 14 6 40 169 160 First period—1, Toronto, Poddubny 12 Schayes 6*12 5-7 17. Green 22 22 6, Gator Bowl tosses per game and was the his famous houndstooth hat for an Alabama back to us in the third and fourth quarter." spree enabled the Spurs to take a 33- Buffalo 16 13 7 30 138 120 (N igro, Ihnacak). 0:08. 2. Toronto, Griffith 8-18 S-4 19. Eaves 2*7 52 9. Giampionship FOOTBALL went to work. Philadelphia scored At East Rutherford, N.J., Buck Hartford 10 22 4 24 117 165 leader of Pitt aggregation. baseball cap before the game started, said he had Wide receiver Jesse Bendross bumped Poddubny 13 (unassisted), 13:07. 3, Anderson 9*4 02 6. Elaton 2*10 (M) 4, R. Florida 56. Jacksonville 47 the first 10 points in overtim e and W illiam s scored 27 points and 20 first-quarter lead. Tom Campbell Conference Montreal, Trem blay 12 (Robinson, La* WnUams 12 02 2. Totals 3627 2221 92. Consolation In a mild upset, we figure no regrets about retirement. He announced his Alabama's lead to 14-6 in tbe third quarter by rom­ » ' Norris Division fleur), 16:17. Penalties—Galnw, Mon, S E A T T LE (109) Penn St. 81. Iowa St. 76 the Mavericks hit just 2-of-ll shots. grabbed 10 rebounds and Otis Bird­ Chambers led San Diego with 24 FORECAST Pitt to prevail, 24-17. Har­ plans to hang up his whistle earlier this month, ping around left end on a reverse from 8 yards out. W L T Pts. G F GA 12:17; Anderson. T o r 14:17; Tremblay, Shelton 5-13 56 IS. Vranes 6-11 22 14. South Florida Holiday “ ’The players knew when we came song added 18 points to help New points. Chicago 25 6 6 56 175 122 Mon. 18:46; Daoust, Tor. 16:46. Donaldson 8-19 1*1 17. Thompson 22 22 6. Championship rumph! saying his players deserved better coaching. Illinois came back to make it 14-12 in the final SuperSonirs 109, Jazz 92 Minnesota 20 10 8 48 165 143 Second period—4, Toronto, Vaive 14 G. Williams 8-15 44 20, Tolbert 4-11 9-4 So. Florida 89, Samford 79 Friday, Dec. 31 to Dallas that it wasn’t going to be a Jersey to its fourth straight win. Saturday, Jan. 1 He told his players that win or lose, the game period with a 2-yard touchdown pass from Eason to At Seattle, .Gus Williams scored 20 St. Louis 14 22 4 32 144 158 (Daoust, Kom). 5:38. 5, Toronto, Melrose 11. Radford 42 1*1 9, K elser 4*7 92 11, consolation HALL OF FAME BOWL pushover,’’ Cunningham said, Atlanta was paced by Rory * ' Detroit 8 19 11 27 119 162 1 (Terrion, Harris). 9:18. 6, Montreal. Smith 12 42 6. Totals 4221 2521 109. No. Texas St. 110, Massachusetts KM ROBE BOWL would be something "th e y would remember for as Oliver Williams. Castille knocked down another points and James Donaldson added Toronto 6 21 7 19 118 162 UUh MZ12B21-r-92 at Birmingham, Ala. ‘"rhey knew they would have to play Sparrow’s 17 points and rookie Mondou 14 (Tremblay. Naslund), 16:49. 7, UAB Classic at Pasadena, Calif. long as they live." Eason-to-Williams aerial to deny the Illini a two- 17 to lift Seattle to its seventh win in Smythe Division Montreal Napier 14 (Picard, Robinson), Seattle 97 2514 33-109 (Oampionship VandtrbUt (B-3) to win. We saw the films from the Dominique Wilkins added 16. Edmonton 18 12 8 44 166 157 Three-point goals—None. Fouled out— Murray St. 81. Ala.-Birmingham 75 Bryant said he staved off thoughts about ending point conversion. ' 18:17. Penalties—Root. Mon, 3:55; Kom , va. Michigan (0-3) game they almost won at Los Bullrts 94, Bucks 87 its last eight games. Jeff Wilkins Winnipeg 16 16 4 36 147 149 Tor. 13:16. Wilkins. Tolbert. Total fouls—Utah 25, (Onsotation his career until the final quarter of play, when Alabama fullback Craig Turner added a 1-yard CalgaiV 14 19 7 35 160 167 Third period—6, Montreal, Naslund 12 b a t t le 22. Rebounds—Utah M (Wilkins Fordham 76, Alaska-Anch. 60 Air Fore* (7-S) va. Angeles and knew w e’d have our At Landover, scored 21 points and pulled down a Illinois launched a last-ditch effort to snatch vic­ touchdown plunge after a 66-yard drive in the fourth " Vancouver 13 16 8 34 137 133 (Mondou. N apier). 7:38. 9. Toronto. IS). Seattle 59 (Donaldson 14). Assists— United Federal UCLA (9-1-1) hands full.” M d ., G r e g game-high 15 rebounds for Utah. Los Angeles 14 16 5 33 125 145 Harris 5 (Terrion, Kaszyeki), 8:36. 10, Utah 19 (Green 6). Seattle 27 (Radford Championship tory away from the Tide. quarter to finish the Tide scoring. (Top four in each division qualify for 6). Techincal—Utah coach Layden. A— Florida Southern 76. Y a le 71 The Air Force Falcons — The Grandaddy of the Dallas jumped to a 15-point lead in Ballard scored 23 Lakers 120, Warriors 110 Toronto, Vaive 15 (Anderson. Fairish). Bryant's team, however, didn't let him down. Bass, a barefoot kicker who tied an NO^A record Stanley Cup playoffs.) 10:43. 11. Montreal, Napier 15 (unassis­ 14223. Consolation beh-heh — “bowled” over bowls has a rare rematch on the second quarter, fell behind by 7 points and Kevin At Oakland, Calif., M agic Johnson " " Wednesday’s Results ted), 15:(E. Penalties—Root. Mon, 2:27; Delaware 48. Colgate 36 "1 was going to do all 1 could for him ." said ace with 23 regular-season field goals, added a 23-yard Notre Dame 30-17, in sur­ points at the end of three periods G revey 19 to lead scored 27 points to lead fast­ St. Louis 6. Pittsburgh 5 Root. Mon. 9:CB; Poddubny, Tor, 11:52. . PHILADELPHIA (128) Medgar Evers Gassic its hands. The Wolves (Big defensive back Jeremiah Castille, who was honored three-pointer in the final period, but it" was too lit­ » Toronto 6. Montreal a Shots on goal—Montreal ll-MO-28. Giampionship prising fashion. However, Washington and breaking Los Angeles to its fifth Ervtng 625 4-7 20. lavaroni 22 22 6, 10 champs) and the Bruins and then vaulted to ah 8-point lead E)etroit 5. Minnesota 5 (tie) Toronto 11*16*11-38. Malone 1125 10-12 32, Cheeks 6-11 02 12, John Jay 62. Medgar Evers 56 Vanderbilt will be ready and as the Player of the Game for his threeinterception tle. too late for the Illini. straight win. The Lakers, Chicago 8. Edmonton 6 Consolation snap Milwaukee’s Goalies—Montreal, Holden. Toronto, Toney 1724 24 36. Richardson 12 02 2, (Pac-10 champs) meet for A desperation drive in the closing minutes of the with 6:42 to play. ^ Winnipeg 4. Los Angeles 3 Old Westbury 95. Lebanon Vail. 85 waiting for the opening performance. capitalizing on easy shots o ff the Laroeque. A—16..382. Jones 6*7 1-1 13, Schoene 0-1 02 0. the second time this season. But Toney.combined with Julius three-game win­ Thursday’s Games "I really didn't realize what was at stake until game, with Eason getting knocked out of action by Edwards 22 02 4, Cureton 0*3 12 1. Dolphin Classic whistle. And ready to get the ning streak. break, shot 61 percent from the (All Times EST) Championship On Sept. 25 in Ann Arbor, Erving and Malone down the stretch . Totols 53-115 20-28 126. Commodores off on the today." said Walter Lewis, who quarterbacked the a crunching tackle administered by defensive end -* Washington at Hartford, 7:35 p.m. SUten Island 84, Widener 77 (20T) Michigan jumped off to a Washington led floor. Golden State was led by J.B. D ALLAS (116) to put the 76ers back in front with N.Y. Rangers at New Jers^, 7:35 p.m. right foot is Whit Taylor, Alabama Wishbone to three touchdowns. Russ Wood, ended when Jenner's third pass was in­ 12-25 9-10 34. Vincent 11-16 7-11 29, consolation 21-0 lead only to see the three seconds to go, 112-110. After 65-62 late in the third quarter before Carroll with 25 points. Philadelphia at Calgary. 9:35 p.m. Kean 82, Castleton St. 76 one of the premier passers, "1 realized it wouldn't be coach Bryant losing, it tercepted by linebacker Robbie Jones. Cummings 4*11 02 8. Davis 4*12 62 15, Uclaris rebound for a stunn­ Friday’s Games Blackman 6-12 12 13, Nimphius 22 02 4. ECAC Holiday Festival and his ace receiver Allama would be all of us." said Lewis, who hit seven of 13 Illinois coach Mike White, who in three years Boston at Minnesota Championship ing 31-27 victory. In the sec­ Garnett 12 02 2, Turner 22 22 6. Matthews, who caught 61 in passes for 130 yards and threw two interceptions. brought his team from the bottom of the Big "Ten to N.Y. Islanders at Buffalo Ransey 2-7 1-1 5. Totals 4428 2627 116. St. John’s 72. Wake Forest €5 ond go-around, the Hoople Chicago at Detroit Basketball Consolation 1982. The Hoople nod goes a post-season appearance, said it was probably fate Philadelphia 27 27 83 2514—126 System looks for Tom "Everyone gave a maximum effort to win. " Tie and defeat Edmonton at Vancouver ^ Dallas 3225 25 30 4-116 Brigham Young 68, St. Joseph’s 65 to Vanderbilt, 28-21! Fullback Ricky Moore put the Crimson Tide into that saw to it Bryant went out a winner. Three point goals—Aguirre, Davis. Pioneer Classic Ramsey, the nation’s No. 1 Names in I Fouled out—Nimphius. Total fouls— Championship Friday, Dec. 31 passer, to lead the Bruins to the lead with a first-quarter touchdown on a 4-yard "In a way, it was fitting for us to lose. " said the Glassboru 64. Phila. Pharmacy 62 American Hockey League V Philadelphia 32. Dallas 29. Rebounds- a 27-24 victory over the run Illini roach who was just a kid when Bryant started Philadelphia 66 (Malone 24), Dallas 49 consolation PEACH BOWL By United Press International Cabrini 101. Rutgers-Camden 66 Wolverines. lllinbis came back in the closing minutes of the winning college football games. Northern (Vincent ' 15). Assists-Phlladelphla 24 at Atlanta Canadiens continue Yule Classic the News W L T Pts. GF GA I (Cheeks 6). Dallas 92 (Vincent 7). first half with a 1-yard scoring dive by Joe Curtis. "1 don't think we disappointed the fans, did w e?" Technicals—Dallas coach Motta, Richard­ Championship k»wa (7-4) Saturday, Jan. 1 Fredericton 21 7 3 45 152 92 Montclaii St. 79, llpsala 56 son. A-17.134. v t. Nova Scotia 18 13 5 41 171 143 N A TIO N A L B A SK E TB A LL ASSOC Consolation ORANGE BOWL Maine 18 18 2 38 151 154 By United Press International Kings (Pa) 80. Rhode Island Coll 76 T »n n * »f » (8-4-1) at Miami Kevin McHale Adirondack 16 19 3 35 156 ISO skid against Leafs Eastern Conference SAN DIEGO (115) Christmas Tree Moncton 13 21 3 29 122 141 BOSTON (UPI) - Kevin Atlantic Division Chambers 11-19 6-7 28. Cummings 6-13 Championship Nabraaka (11-1) Sherbrooke 12 22 2 26 139 165 W L Pet GB W. Chester 71. Indiana (Pai 62 The Tennessee Vols can McHale admits his contract Southern 32 15. Whitehead 42 42 12. Wood 8-12 5-7 va. College football roundup Philadelphia 24 5 .828 - 21. Brooks 42 02 8. Hodges 3-7 34 9, consolation be very unpredictable. John­ By United Press International Rochester 19 13 4 42 150 154 LSU (8-2-1) demands are out of line with The Canadiens fought from a 4-1 Boston 21 8 .724 3 Nater 22 02 4. Smith 62 2*2 14. Brogan W. Libcrly 71. Md.-Baltimore 66 Hershey 20 12 0 40 133 115 ny Majors’ club can be very, reality but in line with the deficit to tie the game 4-4 on Mats New Jersey 17 13 .567 Vx 0-2 02 0. Anderson 22 02 4. Totals 4^1 East Overconfidence, in the words of Baltimore 16 IS 4 36 150 153 Washington 16 13 .562 8 Albany St. 71. St. Lawrence 63 very good when they are on Naslund’s goal at 7:38 of the third 23-28 ns. Tbe awesome offense of NBA’s bizarre wage scale. St. Catharins 16 17 3 35 147 162 New York 10 19 345 14 SAN ANTONIO (124) ^ n t le y 86. St. M ichael’s 75 their game — but look out Montreal Canadiens’ coach Bob Springfield 14 18 3 31 133 145 Nebraska, 515 yards and 24 The demands also are more period, but Bill Harris scored the ('entral Division Banks 7-12 2-2 16. Mitchell 10-19 1-2 21. Bowdoin 86. Luwell 82 on the other days. Hayden Berry is "just stupid.” New 'Haven Havei 14 17 3 31 121 131 Milwaukee 20 11 .646 — Gilm ore 10-12 42 24. Moore 7*13 3*3 17, Merrimack 81. Curry 50 points per, goes up against game-winner on a 50-foot screened Binghamton 13 3 29 123 143 than Celtics owner H arry 18 Detroit 16 15 .516 4 Phegley 5-10 32 13. Willoughby 7-10 02 Pratt 62. NY Tech 61 Fry’s Iowa Hawkeyes have Especially when the overconfi­ Wednesday’s Results the explosive attack of LSU, Mangurian can swallow. slapshot less than a minute later. Atlanta . 14 15 .483 5 14. Dunleavy 62 2*2 14. Rains 0-1 34 3. Saried Heart 101. Assumption 63 played solid football after , Hershey 6. Fredericton 5 Gator Bowl foes dent team hasn’t won in its last five Indiana 10 18 .357 Griffin 1-1 0*1 2. Robinson 02 02 0. Syracuse 109. Canisius 76 which averaged 32.5 points Mangurian said Wednesday In other games, St. Louis nipped *•— Rochester 10, Maine 7 losing their first two times out. Chicago 10 19 .345 9 Totals 5329 1627 121. ^uth per contest. Nebraska’s only that talks to re-sign McHale, Pittsburgh 6-5, M innesota and i.‘.. Haven 8, Adirondack 5 Cleveland 4 24 143 14>n Auburn-Monteomery 64. Paine Coll. 54 contests. We are calling it The Canadiens came out of a . Thursday's Games San Diego 20 2730 38-115 blemish in an unusual 12- who is eligble for free agency Detroit tied 5-5, Chicago topped Eld- Western Conference San Antonio S3 28 34 31—124 Augusta 90. Atlantic Christian 61 for Iowa, 17-15. home-and-home series with the low­ ’ Fredericton at ^Itimore Midwest Division Cumberland Coll. 64. Armstrong St. 47 game card, was a heart­ monton 8-6 and Winnipeg edged Los ■'/ Moncton at Nova Scotia T h r e e ^ in t goals—None. Fouled out— next year, have broken down. W L Pet. GB None. Total fouls—San Diego 24. San Duke 84. New Hampshire 48 breaking 27-24 loss to Penn ly Toronto Maple Leafs without a Springfield at St. Catharines Friday, Dec. 31 Angeles 4-3. Kansas Citv 17 9 .654 - Antonio 26. Rebounds—San Diego 35 Elizabeth Citv St. » , Norfolk St. 64 He said it is likely McHale Friday's Games BLUEBONNET BOWL State. The duel between out to join elite victory. The teams skated to a 4-4 Blurs a . Penguins 5 San Antonio W (C bafnb*n. Cummings. Brooks 6), San Kentucky 83. Kansas 02 will become a free agent, but tie at the Montreal Forum Tuesday Sherbrooke at Adirondack Denver 13 16 .448 5^ Antonio 45 (G ilm ore 13). AssistSH-San Midwest at Houston Nebraska tailback Mike added he hopes the Celtics can At Pittsbrugh, Joe Mullen and Baltimore at Binghamton Dallas 12 15 .444 5>? Diego 35 (Hodges 6). San Antonio 33 Bethel 77. I/akehead 62 Rosier, 144-yard average, night and the Maple Leafs scored a New Haven at Maine Utah 12 19 .387 Central St. 75. Spring Arbor 67 Arkansas (8-2-1) pair of senior linebackers — All- still keep the valuable Blake Dunlop each scored third- (M oore 13). T e ^ n ic a t—San Diego coach and LSU QB Alan Risher, 64 By Dave Ratio Penn State at New Orleans in the 65 win in Toronto Wednesday night Hershey at Moncton Houston 4 24 .143 14 Silas. A-10.247. Chicago St. 106, Morehouse 67 vs. UPI Sports Writer America Darryl Talley and Dennis closest thing college football has to forward. McHale said he’d period goals to lift St. Louis. Dunlop Springfield at Rochester Pacific Division Defiance 62. Denison 56 percent completions, will be to extend the Canadiens’ winless liOS Angelu.s 23 6 .793 — Fk>rUta(8-3) Fowlkes. a national championship game. No. also like to stay, but he wants scored the gamewinning goal at 9:59 Findlay €0. Tiffin 66 worth the price of admis­ streak to five games. Seattle 23 7 .767 Wednesday's College Basketball Results Hastings 88. Yankton 56 T h e y're not playing on New Phoenix 18 12 .600 5Mi sion. We see the Comhusk- The linebackers, nicknamed "Mr. 4 SMU takes on No. 6 Pittsburgh in to see what he’s worth. on a bouncing, 50-foot slapshot By United P r ^ International Heidelberg 69. Case Reserve 63 Rick Vaive and left wing Wait Portland 17 14 .548 7 Lou Holtz, king of the one- Year's Day and there's no national Inside" and “ Mr. Outside” by West Mangurian said he met with through the legs of Pittsburgh goalie .. DetrolV JJ'-f Tournaments Indiana St. (P a ) 82, Dyke 54 ers taking home a 42-24 the Cotton Bowl at Dallas, No. 10 MlnnetoU 2 * liners — heh-heh — has to Poddubny each scored two goals to Golden Stale 12 18 .400 IVx First round Kalamazoo 57. Carnegie-Mellon 51 decision. Har-rumph! championship at stake. But the Virginia fans, led a defense that Oklahoma faces No. 11 Arizona McHale’s agent two weeks Denis Herron, giving the Blues a 6-4 ' Flr»t period-I. Detroit. Leach 6 San Diego 5 25 .167 IB'^ Cable Car Classic Kenyon 61. Mt. Vernon 59 rally his forces after their give the Maple Leafs only their sixth (Laraonl, 1 : » . 2, Minnesota. Bellows 13 coaches of Florida State and West limited opponents to 13 points a State in the Fiesta Bowl at Tempe, ago and was informed a few lead. Wednesdav's Results Santa Clara 78. Texas 60 MacMurray 66, Alma 62 shocking drubbing at the Saturday, Jan. 1 win of the season. Montreal, 20-108, (Sm ith). 7:Se. 3. Minnesota. HarUburg 5 New Jersey 104. Atlanta 99 M arietU M. Bluffton 71 Virginia like to think their teams game. Ariz., No. 5 UCLA squares off days later his offer had been (BeUows. SmlUi), 12:06. Penalties- American 86, N.C.-Charlotte 75 hands of Texas in ^ e ir regu­ has slipped two points behind first North Stars 5, Red Wings S Washington 94. Milwaukee 87 Cabrillo Classic Marian 71. Greenville 66 SUGAR BOWL aren't far away from playing in the Ogrodnlck. Del, major. 0:53; Mandich. Bowden, who served as West against No. 17 Michigan in the Rose rejected. McHale had already New York 91. CTevcIand 87 San Diego St. 89, Florida St. 85 Milligan 36. Mt. Union 32 lar season windup. By at New Orleans place Boston in the Adams Division. At Bloomington, Minn., W illi Plett Min. minor-major. 0.53. Paterson. Del. kind of game No 1 Georgia and No. San Antonio 124, San Diego 115 Viilanova 75. Tulsa 68 MinnesoU 120. Indiana St. 82 Virginia's head coach for six year^, Bowl at Pasadena, Calif., and No. 3 rejected the Celtics offer so major, 3:30; Bergloff, Min. mmor. 3 :»; contrast, Florida nipped “ Anyone that was overconfident scored for Minnesota midway Philadelphia 126. Dallas 116 (OT) Cotton Slates Classic Muhlen^i'g 47, Wooster 42 GEOSaiA (11-0) 2 Penn State will stage in Saturday’s will be coaching against his old Nebraska takes on No. 13 LSU in the the two sides are batting zero. Huber, Det, 3:56; Campbell, Det, 9:19; Seattle f(». Utah 92 Florida State, 13-10, in their in our dressing . through the third'period to offset a Western Kentucky 74, Boston Coll. 68 NorthcM Ky. 86, Ramapo (NJ) 67 va. Sugar Bowl. team for the first time since going McCarthy, Min. 9;19 „ ^ I/OS Angelos 120, Golden Stale 110 Georgia 88. Columbia 53 Oberlin 61. Ashland 60 last engagement. The Orange Bowl at Miami. Second period-4. Larson 8 (McKech- PENN S T (10-1) room before the pair of goals by Detroit’s Reggie Thursday’.s Games Hoosier Classic Ohio U. 58. Brooklyn 43 When No. 9 West Virginia and No. to Tallahassee in 1976. Heisman trophy winning running nie. Paterson), 6:42. 5. Detroit. D. Sm itt Gators floundered a bit in Bobby Chacon I All Times EST) Indiana UO. Grambling 62 Ohio Northern 67. Cedarville 63 game was just Leach. Plett’s deflection of Tom ' 6 (Care, Osborne), 14:50. 6. Ciccarelli 25 20 Florida State meet in the Gator Bowden will be counting on the back Herschel Walker is the player Cleveland at New York. 7:30 p.m Nebraska 66. Cornell & Wabash 82, Baldwin-Wallace 74 mid-season, but came back NEW YORK (UPI) - Bob­ stupid," said McCarthy’s power-play shot from (Broten. McCarthy). 15:34. 7. Uach 7 San Antonin at Chicago. 8:10 p.m. What a fitting climax — Bowl tonight in Jacksonville. Fla., stars of the Seminoles’ bigplay Penn State is most concerned about KOA Classic Wis.-Stout 60. Northwestern (M inn) 51 to win thrm in a row. The Berry. "We are the point at 9:47 t l ^ the game for - (Huber. Osborne). 19:46. Penalties- Dallas at Milwaukee. 8:30 p.m Wittenberg 60. (^apiUI 47 hak-kaff — to a spectacular they will be striving to join college by Chacon, who took the WBC ■ Huber. Det, 2:22; Huber, Det, 9:36; No. Arizona 75. CaMrvine 61 Hoople hunch is they will offense against his old team; as the Nittany Lions. 10-1, attempt Portland at Kansas City. 8:35 p.m. Colorado St. 54, Eastern Montana S2 York (Pa; 67. Hiram 55 season, the No. 1 Georgia super featherweight title struggling and I the fifth time. Ferguson, Min, 13:18; D. SmiUi, Del, San Diego at Houston. 9:05 p.m. make it four by winning, 20- football's elite. quarterbacks K elly Lowrey and to win their first national title. Santa Barbara Classic West Bulldogs vs. No. 2 Penn away from Rafael “ Bazooka” really don’t know Black Hawks 8, Oilers 6 15:28. Indiana at Utah. 9:30 p.m. Northwestern 72, Furman SB Dickinson St. 63, Carroll Coll. 56 18. According to Florida State coach Blair Williams and running backs Third perlod-8, Minnesota. Broten 19 Walker, a 6-1, 222-pound junior, Boston at Denver. 9:35 p.m. '■ Santa Barbara 73. Hofstra 65 ft Grt Falls (Mont) 75, La Verne 56 State. The winner will be the Limon on a unanimous what the anwser At Edmonton, left winger A1 (accarefil). 4 46. 9. Detroit. Care 11 Bobby Bowden, the Gator Bowl Greg Allen and Ricky Williams. c o lle c te d 1,752 ya rd s and 17 Detroit at Phoenix. 9:35 p m. Siena Invitational undisputed national champi­ (Osborne. Huber). 6:51, 10. Minnesota. decison Dec. 11, was named is. Obviously I am Secord and Tom Lysiak knocked in Seattle at Los Angeles. 10 30 p m. Ill.-Chicago 59, Utica 51 matches "tw o hungry teams, not On Wednesday night, the legen­ touchdowns in leading the Bulldogs Plett 10 (McCarthy. Roberts). 9:47. Saturday, Jan. 1 ons. So, the battle between "Boxer of the Month” worried. I had a two goals each to power Chicago. Friday's Games E^Iaware St. 66. Siena 61 rich in football tradition but making dary Bear Bryant bowed out on a to an 11-0 record, but Penn State PenalUea-Broten. Min. 7:15; Huber, Det. (No Games Schooled) Tangerine Bowl FIESTA BOWL superstars Herschel Walker long meeting with the players this Secord’s second goal of the game strides ... two teams on the verge Wednesday by the Boxing 8:86; M axwell. Min. 10:17. „ Purdue 76. Rollins 67 winning note when his Alabama looks forward to the challenge of • Shota on goal—Detroit 13-12-4—29. at Tempe, ArIz. and Terry Hoage of Georgia who want the status of the Writers Association of afternoon and I think the effort was and 31st of the season snapped a 5-5 Stetson 79, Temple 73 and Todd Blackledge and team topped Illinois 21-15 in the stopping him. Minnesota 1441-11-34. _ Tim es Dispatch America. there but when things are not going deadlock after Edmonton had • Goalles-Detroil. Stefan MmnesoU, Football Oklahoma (8-3) Oklahomas, Alabamas, Nebraskas Liberty ^ w l at Memphis, Tenn. M ILW A U K E E (87) Old Dominion 90, Va. Commonwealth 85 Curt Warner of the Nittany Beaupre. A^15.588. vs. and Notre Dames.” Chacon is one of seven well trouble snowballs.” e r a s e d a 53 d e f i c i t . O ile r s Catchings (H) 04) 0. Johnson 7 ^ 3-4 17. Virginia 102. Richmond 85 Lions will be sight to behold. Bryant. 69, is retiring and will be "Everybody says we can’t stop Cowens 3^ 1-2 7. Ford 2*6 5-6 9. Moncrief Arliona 81 (9-2) winners of the award in­ Toronto coach Mike Nykoluk said defenseman Paul Coffey scored two Worcester County Classic In a real old-fashioned succeeded at Alabama by New York Walker. Sure. Fine. W e’ll see Satur­ 9-18 6-7 24. Bridgcman 7-14 04) 14, Iona 75. Geo. Washington 71 the return of injured defenseman goals. Pressey 0-3 04) 0. Lister 2-7 3-4 7, West Virginia coach Don Nehlen, Giants coach Ray Perkins. He ended day night,” Penn State defensive stituted in June when WBC Holy Cross 65, Davidson 62 The Sooners have won barn-burner, the Hoople heavyweight champion Larry Borje Salming two ^ays ago has Jets 4, K ings 3 Mokeski 0-1 04) 0. Crisa « 1-1 9. Pellom Colonial City Classic four games in a row. With Choice is Penn State to whose team is 9-2, hopes his club can his 38-year college coaching career tackle Dave Opfar said. 0-2 04) 0. Totals 34-87 1923 87 Holmes was honored for his l i f t ^ the club. But he Was Worried At Inglewood, Calif., Dave Wabash 82, Baldwin-Wallace 74 freshman speedster Marcus emerge victorious, 31-27. take a giant step toward that end SMU’s major concern is pressuring W ASHINGTON (94) John Carroll NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE with a 323-85 record and is the win- Ballard 9-17 5^ 23. Mahorn 6-10 3^ 15. victory over G erry Cooney. when the Canadiens fought back Babych, the NHL’s top-scoring - St. Louis 2 2 M John Carroll S2, Geneseo St. 70 By United Press International Dupree showing the way Har-rumph! against 20th-ranked Florida State, 8- ningest coach in college football Warrick 1-4 bS 7. Haywood 2-7 04) 4, Panther quarterback Dan Marino. Porreco Cup American Conference All monthly winners will be from a three-goal deficit in the third defenseman, rifled in a 40-foot • Pittsburgh , , HI-® Grevey 8-16 3-4 19. Lucas 0-1 04) 0. they are the Hoople choice 3. history. The Pitt quarterback was sacked First periuls. (Moncrief 5). Washington 28 (Warrick, W is.'i^u Claire 79, Northern Colo. 79 Seattle 3 5 0 .375 114 136 Heisman Trophy-winner Porter 5), Technical—None. Ar-9,014. on the little things. The teams who from 1-yard out with 4; 19 left for the Mustangs’ first Cotton Bowl trip in Wilson 1 (Federkn). 11:00. 7. Pittsburgh. Western WashiMton Invitational Kansas City 2 6 0 250 139 171 Herschel Walker of Georgia Boutette 20 (Baxter. Kehoe). 18:07. 8. SI. Cent. W ashingt^ 1i. St. Martins 70 Denver 2 6 0 250 137 213 MAJOR INIXtOR SOCCER LEAGUE are up there in the rankings every final Tide touchdown. 16 years. Louis. Federko 11 (Sutter). 19:13. W. Washin^n vs. Warner Pacific Houston 1 7 0 125 106 210 Ala III will turn to his skills in track By United Press Internatinnal Penalties-Babych. SIL. m^or;minor. Cotor Country Classic fo U im o re Ck 7 1 063 106 202 First downs 19 21 year do all the little things well. In other bowl activity this week. " I f someone said Pittsburgh had and participate in the 76th Eastern Division 1:58; Boutette, PH, major, 2 ; » ; ^ ^ a s , N EW Y O R K (91) * / Dominguez Hills 95, Grand Canyon 54 National Conference Rushes-vards 57-217 25-21 We’re improving, but we’re No. 12 Arkansas meets No. 19 the best offensive line in the coun­ Patriots' mentor happy 130 423 W L Pet GB Wanamaker Millrose Games W l. 7:00: Gardner, P it, I0;(H; Mullen. King 9-21 72 25. L. Robinson &2 02 10. So. UUh St. 114, So. Calif. Coll. 90 W L T Pet. PF PA Passing yards Cleveland 12 2 .857 — nowhere near home free.” Florida in the Bluebonnet Bowl try, I would not argue at all. And our StL, I0;4i; Baxter, Pit, 11;»; Ramage, C:artwrlght 42 62 14. Shcrod 4-10 02 8. Far West CTassic x-Washington 7 1 0 .875 I S 128 Return yards 83 32 at Madison Square Garden, it 7-13-2 35-56-7 Baltunore 11 3 788 I West Virginia, which opened the Friday night at Houston, Tennessee pass rush has not been our best Tucker 7-11 12 15. Orr 1*4 22 4, HasUitfS Championship x-Dallas 6 2 0 750 166 114 Passes was announced Wednesday. ^ i r d ' period-9, St. Louis, Mullen 14 9-2 02 0, Grunfeld 22 32 7. Westphal 22 Idaho e . Oregon St. 41 (20T) x-Green Bay 5 2 1 .688 202 142 Punts 5-41 6 3-33 3 New York 8 4 657 3 season with a stunning 41-27 victory faces Iowa in the Peach Bowl at suit.” club has come this far (T u m b u ir Wilson), 5;3B. 10, St. Louis, 02 4. Webster 1*7 24 4. T oU ls 9523 21*28 T w d place x-AtlanU 5 3 0 625 177 164 Fumbies-lost 3-4 1-1 Chicago 9 5 643 3 The All-America running Buflalo 7 6 538 44 Dunlop 15 (Ram age, Mullen), 9:59. 11, 91. Oregon 90, Lamar 41 x-St. Louis 5 3 0 .625 135 142 PenaTties-yards 3—14 7—57 at Oklahoma and lost only to Atlanta and Vanderbilt takes on Air SMU’s attack focuses on the Memphis 6 8 429 6 back will face stiff competi­ Pittsburgh, Lee 8 (Malone, Meighan), C LE V E LA N D (87) Fourth place x-MinnesoU 4 4 0 .500 156 171 ■ RUSHING—Alabama-Moorc 1355. Lewis Pittsburgh and Penn State, features Force in the Hall of Fame Bowl at "Pony Express’’ backfield of FOXBORO, Mass. (UPI) - Given 1960s. And the Patriots as a team - 13 :16 . Aultlea-Lapolnte, StL. 11:16; C. Robinson 4*13 12 9. Wedman 10*16 3- Tennessee St. 87. MmUna St. 51 Tampa Bay 4 4 0 .500.132 155 1252. Hlinois-Eason 10-17. Curtis 7-13, Pittsburgh 4 9 308 7*7 tion in the Fred W. Wilkens 60- Western Division Tiimbull, StL, misconduct, 15.53; Boutet­ 3 24. Lacey 02 02 0, F ree 9*17 10-12 28, San Francisco 3 5 0 .375 186 185 PASSING-Alabama-Lewis 713-2-130 II- heady quarterback Jeff Hostetler Birmingham, Ala. tailbacks Eric Dickerson and Craig the product and the preseason also have a characteristic that Seventh place Phoenix 9 6 600 — yard dash, as the top fiv e ' te, P it, misconduct, 17:87. „ Huston 6*U 02 12. Hayes 22 02 4, N Y Giants 3 5 0 .375 138 136 linois-Eason 3556-4523. Jenner 0555. and a devastating defense led by a Drake 67, PortUnd Si Wichita 6 6 500 I'y On Saturday, Georgia faces No. 2 James. finishers from last year’s predicitions, few can blame Ron mushroomed in 1960s — a distrust of - ^ ts on goal^t. Louis 7-7-7—11. Hubbard 32 02 ^ Wllkerson 22 02 4, Rainbow Classic Detroit 3 5 0 .375 154 152 RECEIVINCr-Alabam a-Jones 250. Ben- M agley 02 02 0. T o U ls 96-74 14*21 87. Championsmp bracket Phila^lph ia 3 5 0 .375 167 166 dross 351. Illinois-Martin 8-127. Williams San Diego 7 8 457 2 meet are returning. M eyer for indulging in hyperbole. authority, particularly Meyer’s ver­ Piitaburgb 12*11*15—38. Kansas City 6 9 400 3 Goaliet-St. Louli. Uut. Pittsburgh. No. Carolina t7, Giiaboma 69 Chicago 3 5 0 .375 118 148 754. Brewster 656 After all, the New England Nei Vork S2?!5l5 SI. Louis 5 8 385 3 sion. Dion, Herron. A—12.040. Cleveland 17 94 OB-87 Missouri 73. Hawaii SO New Orleans 3 5 0 .375 64 154 Jack Duda Patriots are one win away from a "Y ou win this game, and it’s tbe Hu-ee-point goal-W edm an. Fouled out Consolation round LA Rams 1 7 0 .125 179 230 Golden Bay 4 9 308 4 -Wedman. ToUl foult-New York O. Providence 96, Arizona St. 54 x-cllnched playoff berth Los Angeles 3 14 178 7 playoff berth few thought possible, start of a new season with a tremen­ tioll Results Wednesday's Results PROVIDENCE, R.I. (UPI) Geveland 27. Rebounda-New York 40 Virginia Tech S3. Texaa Tech 49 (Top eight teams in each conference UConn's Kelley wins MVP strike-conceived, anything-goes (L . Robinaon 9). G eveland 42 (C. UNLV Holiday Classic qualify for playoffs.) By United Press International Baltimore 5, Cleveland 4 dous reward for a football team ,” — A 6-foot-lO basketball Robinson 17). AiaisU-New York 21 Championship Sunday's Games *150.000 Spaldine St Louis 6. Pittsburgh 5 system or not. And the coach the coach said, adding he doesn’t At Monter^. Calif. Dec. 29 Kansas Citv 8. Phoenix 4 Little man Elarl Kelley walked to player who left the Polish (King 6). Geveland 19 (Huston 10). Nevada-Las Vegaa 70. Tennessee 94 (All times EST) eligible for having won the M V P un­ Connecticut, Tony Duckett of Wednesday made it clear a victory expect every player to back bis Technlcala-New York coach Brown 2. Consolation Buffalo at New England. 1 p.m. I Par 72) San Diego 5. Wichita 4 (O T l ewetfo (top 25 scorers) center court at the Hartford Civic National Team to join his Edmonton * New York anisUnt coach Prantello, San Jose St. 74. Wagner 87 Cincinnati at Houston. 1 p.m. Chicago 7. Golden Bav 6 (O T ) der the unusual procedure. Lafayette, Roy Jones of Texas Sunday would rival V-J Day In his everyniove. “ And I ’m talking about Thursday's Games Center Coliseum last night to accept parents in the United States First peiiod-1. Chicago. Savard 17 Ucey 2. A-6^. Budwelier Holiday Gaaslc Cleveland at FMttsburrt, 1 p.m. The all-toumey squad raised more A&M, Rick Simmons of the Air history books at least. Maybe even the Patriots, (a team ) that has (Larmer, Brown), 0:S. 2. Oilcago, ChamDiotttniD New York Giants at Philadelphia. 1 Patty Sheeban 33- 33-66 (All Times EST I the most valuable player award has signed a letter-of-intent to Mike Brannan 3453-57 Chicago at Cleveland. 8 (fi p.m than a few eyebrows when it was an­ Force, and Reggie Roberts of Texas surpass it, and M eyer is a World pulled together at times, overcome - Secord SO (Larmer, Savard), 9:17. S, E. Tenn. St. W. sfu-EdmntxvlIle B p.m. from Denis Mullane, president of play with Providence College. Edmonton, Coffey IS (Measier, Hab* OoneoUUoo St. Louis at Washington, 1 p m. Janet Coles 3354-67 St. Louis at Memphis. 8 Ti p m. nounced. War II buff. Andy North 34- 34-58 Friday's Games A&M. some very adverse conditions. ■Cbeld). 10:37. 4. Edmonton. Huddy U) ATLANTA (09) California 7t, St. Unla 74 New York Jets at Kansas C;ity, 1 p.m Connecticut Mutual. The Friars lured Jacek 3553-58 Selected were Karl Hobbs of 'T m happy we're here, needless (Coffey. Mewier). 17:18. S.^CWcafo. Wilkins 8*15 02 16. Roundfield 5*12 02 Winatoo Holiday Claaaic Chicago at Tampa Bay, 1 p.m. Ron Hoyt (No Games Schooledl The freshman guard earlier had Duda, 19, into the program to say. We can take a trying time for Larmer » (Secord. Savard), 1B:M. 10, RoHlna 02 02 0. ^ r r o w 7*16 22 17. Champloiiiiilp Green Bay at Detroit, 1 p.m. sparked the University of Connec­ while the team was playing In B o w lin g PenalUea-Jackaon, Edm, 6:87; Luml^, E. Johnaon 9-U 62 14. G. Johnaon 92 02 Alabama M, Goonetown 71 Miami at Baltimore, 2 p.m. all of us and turn it Into one of the Edm. 19:12; Lytlak, Oil, 13:12; B. 6.^ Hawes 92 12 7. Glenn 9*7 22 I. Conaolatloo Atlanta at New Orleans. 4 p.m. ticut to a come-from-behind, Hawaii In the Rainbow DltoMlUen 4*10 1*1 9. Macklin 9*7 12 6. So. California B, Wlaconaln 78 Lot Angeles Raiders at San Diego. 4 greatest, greatest single happenings ANTIQUES- Joanne SaUfia 127, Murray, Chi, 18:41. sm ROBERT J. SMITHp Inc. cherished 69-63 decision over Texas Rec swim registrations classic. Duda, a little-used Second perkK>-d, Edmmto^ Kurri a Matthews 12 22 4. ToUU 4029 16-19 99. Lobo In^latlonal p.m. ever.” Pat Dorsey 128, Barbara Callahan (Cretxky. Coffey). 1:98. 7. Chi^BO. T. NEW JERSEY (104) Champlonahlp Los Angeles Rims at San Francisco, 4 A & M to win the annual Conneticut reserve with the Polish Later, the coach added, "W e ’re in 137, Joan Colby 142, Emma Johnson Murray 6 (Hlgflnt, Mandi), 7:lB. 8, Wllllama 12*14 94 27, King 0-12 66 6. New Meaico B, ninceton 48 p.m. Mutual Basketball Classic. National Team, joined his Chicago, Sutter 17 (Ualak, Pretton). Dawkins 42 02 6. Birdsong 6-14 02 12, Conaolatloo Denver at Seattle. 4 p.m. MSWANSMTHS SNKE a big, big transtional period and we 346, Bev Anderson 147-138382, Cathy . 18:4D7p^Uy-CoffM. Edm, 0:87. Cook 7*14 94 17. Gmlnski 22 02 6. M. Kelley scored a dozen points in the for lessons scheduled parents in Central Falls Weber St. 80, Batier 48 ^ can naake it one of the greatest Kosciol 149-341, Louise W e U 142- i Third period-8, Edmonton, Coffey 14 Johnson 4*11 6-10 14, Walker 14 92 4. final seven minutes to turn the tide during a tour of the United (Oretifcy. Kurri). 8:27. 18. Edmonton, Floyd 12 02 2, PhlUlpa H 02 2. TotoU Hodieatar Claaaic Liberty Bowl 1914 things that ever occurred % win­ 359, AUce Richards 13M29-3M, San­ Champtonahlp in favor of the home team before- membership card. Cards cost |3 for States. Dudd apparently Uneeman 18 (unaariated), 6:8. 11. 4 M B B 104. Registration for the third seuion ning Sunday.” , dy K e e g a n 132-125-380, A lic e , Chlcaflo, Secord 8 (Savard, Larmer), AUanU B 8 » B - 9 i Iowa B, Sebm Hall B AUbama 7 0 7 7-21 14,288 fans. of swimming lessons at the Elast youths and flO for adults. Children defected and Is seeking Meyer’s use of tbe phrase . 8:8. 8. Chicago, Lytlak 8 (unaaala* New Jersey B B B B -IO I Coftwlatkin Illinois 0 8 0 9-15 asylum, but immigration of­ Sartwell 134-128-381, Helen Reid 138- • ted), 8:48. 8. Edmonton. 25 lliree-polot goal-Sparrow. Fouled out St. Bonaventure 81, James Madison M AU-Moore 4 run (Kim kick) Kelley, who averaged nearly 40 Side Rec will take place January 3-7 must be at least 52 Inches tall In the "happening” Is Interesting in that it Sugar Bowl Clastic lU-Curtls 1 run (kick failed) ficials have not confirmed his 357, Robin Moorhouse 144-128-374, ' (Anoeraon, Unatman). 8:17.11 Chicago. —Sparrow. Toul foula~AUanU B, New 649*5241 points per game as a schoolboy per­ evenings from 6 to 9. Lessons start beginners and advanced beginners brinigs back memories of the 1980s. , Ifriak M (Brown), 8:48. Jersey B. ReboiiDda-AUuU B (Round- Champtonahlp Ala-Bendross 8 run (Kim kick) K lem C aU ld i 129-3U, M arybeth Misaiaslppl St. B, 8W LouisUna M lil-WilUams 2 pass from Elason (pass former with Wilbur Cross High in classes. application. He speaks little Lannar, Chi, M:8: Jacfcion. Edm, 14:8. field 10), New Jersey 17 (Williams. M. January 11 and run to February 11. Many critics of Meyer’s run- Johnson 357, Flo Niles 142387, « aiota on Mil-Chlcago 8-114-8. Johnson 10). Aaalsta-AUanU & (E. GmsolaUoo failed) a 65 E. CsnlBr StrMi New Haven last season, didn’t make E ^ lish . Bee Cost is 84 and registrants must Further Information Is available oriented offense think it, too. Is DeDomlnlcis 129-847, Joan Edmonton Johnson 12). New Jersey B (Cook 10). TuUne 81. M lc h l^ St. 96 ni-FG Bass 23 ManchMiBr, Ct. the all-tournament team, t-'lng in­ also have a Recreation Department at the Rec office. reminiscent of tbe football of the QoaUae-Chlcafo,’ Eopoelto. Edmonton, Technical — Dawkins, AUanU coach - ilval Ala-'Tumer 1 run (Kim kick) DeDomlnlcls 383, Debby Wllsoo 188. M r . A-I7.4H. Loughery. A-12.112. Champtonahlp A-M.123 So. MethodistSt 83 Kansas Rt 90 . 18 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Thurs., Dec. 30, 1982

ADVERTISING ADVEimSIlG DEMHJNE Classified 643'2711 RATES Minimum Charge LOOK FOR THE STARS NOTICES EMPLOYMENT 23— Homes for Sale 35— Heating-Plumbing 46— Sporting Goods 58—Misc lor Rent $2.26 tdr one day 12.00 nooo the day 24— Lots-Land for Sale 36— Flooring 47— Garden Products 37— Movmg-Trucking-Storage48— Antiques 1— Lost and Found 13— Help Wanted 20—Investment Property before publication. 49— Wanted to Buy 2— Personals 14— Business Opportunities 26— Business Property . 38— Services Wanted AUTOMOTIVE P E R W O R D look for ’the Classified Ads with stars; stars help get you better results. 27— Resort Property Deadline lor Saturday is 3— -Announcements 15— Situation Wanted 4 — Christmas Trees 28— Real Estate Wanted MISC. FOR SALE RENTALS 61— Autos for Sale 1 DAY...... ISC 12 noon Friday; M on­ 5—Auctions 62— Trucks tor Sale EDUCATION 63— Heavy Equipment for Sale3 DAYS...... 144 days deadline is 2:30 MtSC. SERVICES 40— Household Goods 52— Rooms for Rent 64— Motorcycles-Bicycles 10—Private Instructions 41— Articles lor Sale 53— Apartments for Rent 6 DAYS .... 134 Put a star on Your od and see what a difference it makes. W Friday FINANCIAL 19— SchoolS'Classes 31— Services Offered 42— Building Supplies " 54— ■Homes for pent 65— Campers-Trailers-Mobile Homes 8— Bonds-StocKs-Mortgages20— lnstru(;iions Wanted 32— Pamting-Papenng 43— Pets-Birds-Oogs 55— OtfiCM-Stores for Rent .26 DAYS . . . 124 Ptione 643-2711 66— Automotive Service 9— Personal Loans * 33— Building-Contracting 44— Musical Instrumenis 56— Resort Property lor Rent 67— Autos lor Rent'Lease HAPPy ADS J3.00 PER INCH 10—Insurance REAL ESTATE 34— Roofing-Siding 45— Boats a Accessories 57— Wanted to Rent Telephone 643-2711, AAondoy-Friday 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.

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C & M Tree Service, Free Houtehold Good* 40 estimates. Discount senior Htrr MrralJi citizens. Company USED 1, Manchester owned and REFRIGERATORS, WITH THE HOLIDAY SEASON operated. Call 646-1327. WASHERS, RANGES - Clean, Guaranteed. -Parts It’s time to think about LIGHT TRUCKING - Fen­ & Service. Low prices! UPON USv W O ULD NT IT 'Your Community Newspaper" cing. Attics, cellars, gar­ B.D. Pearl & Son, 649 Main BE NICE TO REALLY ages cleaned. All types Street. 643-2171. \' trash, brush removed. \ Picket, Split Rail, Stake MAPLE ARM SOFA, six Fences installed. 528-0670. pillows, needs recovering, FINAL DAYS your A,B,C’s SOME MONEY Help Wanted 13 Help Wented 13 $25.00. Maple crib and mat­ SAVE \ PLEASE READ DESIGN KITCHENS - tress, good condition, YOUR AD LICENSED NURSE - GAL FRIDAY - Pleasant cabinets, vanities, counter $25.00. 6465478. FOR A CHANGE? 3 Come out of retirement for telephone personality for tops, kitchen cabinet this one. No stress, no fuss, lieavv customer contact. fronts, custom Article* for Sale 41 ClassiMed ads are taken no bother. Call 649-2358. Good record keeping and woodworking, colonial over the phone as a con­ typing skills essential. reproductions in wood.' venience. The Herald is MECHANIC. Sewing Varied duties in small, fast J.P, Lewis, 649-9658, responsible tor only one Machine. Experienced paced rapidly growing of­ New car loans have finally dropped incorrect insertion and preferred. Apply between fice. Flexibility in working SHOWER DOORS AND ALUMINUM SHEETS back to the mid teens, and that’s then only to the size ol 8:30-3 p.m.. Pioneer with others. Call Louise at TUB ENCLOSURES used as printing plates. .007 thick, 23x28'/i". 50c each, certainly good news. But here’s the original insertion. Parachute Company, Inc., 871-9227 between 1 and 5 expertly installed by Gary or 5 for $2.00. Phone 643- Errors which do not Pioneer Industrial Park, p.m. A. Kendall - The Shower some more that’s even better ... 0 Hale Road, Manchester. 2711. They MUST be picked lessen the value ol the Door Man. 872-6000, 10.75%! That’s right, prom now Phone 644-1581, E.O.E. GAS ATTEN D A N T Days. up before 11:00 a.m. only. advertisement will not thru Dec. 31, you can finance any Apply in person only - BULK GARBAGE Pick-up NEW & USED be corrected by an ad­ LICENSED Village Motors, 369 Center - Have that old junk hauled SEASONED FIREWOOD, new 1982 car In stock at only 10.75%! That can mean BIG ditional insertion. ELECTRICIAN - capable Street. Manchester. away at low cost! Call 646- cut, split, delivered. $95.00 SAVINGS for you - possibly over $10001 We’ve got cash of working with minimum 5714. a cord. Call evenings and supervision, to do commer­ I.OCKSMITH weekends, 228-9101. bonuses on Ford tough trucks, and even on some of the cial and residential service Experienced preferred. SAVE THIS AD: High cars! Everywhere you look, there’s fantastic savings on CARS&TRUGKS IS FOR work. Good benefits, pay Apply Connecticut Safe and quality hems, alterations, BEDROOM SET - includes beautiful new fuel-efficient vehicles that’ll save you even B401. or vinyl floors, double glazed 0611. location with ample Reward If found, please 276-2941 windows, aluminum storm CENTRALLY LOCATED - 742-8421. parking. Call 6462891. ,, rail 843-4735. windows and doors, full INTERIOR AND Downtown. Exceptionally Mazda 626 Luxury Sport Sedan vy/Sunroof BROADER PERSON 18 or over to basement with washer and EXTERIOR Painting, clean rooms, kitchen 3'2 ROOM DUPLEX - 68 SMAl.L BLACK POODLE work full time nights 6 til paper hanging, carpentiw privilege:zes. Maid, linen ser­ Waddell Road, dryer connections, gas START ’83 in your new ot- MARKETS lost sometime Sunday closing at Hartford Road fired, hot water baseboard work. Fully insured. J.P. vice. SecuritySe required. Manchester. Utilities by afternoon. Answers to Dairy Queen. Counter and Lewis and Son, 649-9658. Call 643-5127. tenant. Refrigerator and fice space. Prestige loca­ heating system. $98,500.00. tion, corner East Center Sasha My daughters miss fast food experience help­ Summiti Village Con­ range. $300 monthly. Drive her very much. $50.00 ful Must be capable to PAINTING & PAPER by see, then call 8461050. and Pitkin Street. Greiit dominiums. New two Apartmant* for Rent S3 visibility. Rent includes reward. 643-1095 close down machines and bedroom townhouses $46,- Hanging. Ceilings repaired. References. Ful­ heat, iighis, parking. Keith clean. Will train. Apply in 900.00. Peterman Realty, FOUR ROOM apartment If you don’t use it, don’t ly insured. Qualify work! Real Estate. 646/41M. ; IVl o ^ M j >4 E R S IMPOl'.NDED - .Male person 9 to 5. Ask for Mr. 649-9404/647-0080, with heat included. need it and don’t want it, about 6 months old Husky Annulli or Beth. Hartford Martin Mattsson, evenings Free Cl***ltled Ad* 649-4431. Walking distance to Main why not sell it with a X, black, tan. Homestead Road Dairy Queen, MANCHESTER - 6-6 Street. First floor with Classified Ad? Call 643-2711 Street. Phone 646-4555. Manchester Y year Duplex. Business zone. jade tree, $50.00. M3-1402. private entrance. $450 per to place your ad. Crochet Pet Coot Aluminum ' siding. month. Call 6462947. TELE PH O N E SOLICITOR Assumable mortgage. $80,- Building Contracting 33 315 CENTER ST.. MANCHESTER.CONN-. Phone 643-5135 part tim e days on our ELECTRIC GUITAR with EMPLOYMENT 900. The Hayes Corp., 646- ' amplifier in very good con- 3'/2 ROOM APARTMENT. premises. Hourly rate 0131. LEON CIESZYNSKI Private home. Heat, Half-Size Classic $3 .50. work hours 9 a.m. - 3 BUILDER. New homes, dition. $99.0(). Call anytime, 643-1680. appliances. Working single NOUCE TO CREDITORS H elp W anted 13 p.m. .Monday - Friday. For Mancheatar additions, remodeling, rec aault only. No Truck* tor Sale 52 NOTICE •••••••••••••••••••••••• PUBLIC HeAMNa ESTATE OK ELM ER M. further information call I^ricpd to sell at $83,900. rooms, garages, kitchens □ AUTOMOTIVE TH R A LL, CHILDRENS BUCKLE Ski pets/children. Telephone BOARD OF oinecTons Parkade Lanes, Parkade Contemporary with three remodel^, ceilings, bath 6462880. 1971 FORD TRUCK - good deceased bedrooms, three baths, game boots size 12 “ Risport” , TOWN OF MANCHeareR, Shopping Center, 643-1507. tile, dormers, roofing. Autoe For Sale 01 running condition. Four ' CONNECTICUT The Hon. William E. FitzGerald, room, central vac and much Italian made, good condi­ Judge, of Uie Court of Probate, Residential or commer­ MANCHESTER - One, speed transmission. Call Notice is hereby given that the more. * tion, plastic ^ e ll, foam District of Manchester, at a Service IM M E D IATE OPENINGS, cial. 649-4291. 647-8341. Board of Directors, Town of P rice reduced to $65,500 on this padded liner. $25.00. 643- two, three bedroom and 1979 FORD GRANADA - 6 healing held on December 20,1962 overseas and domestic - Manchester, Connecticut, w ill bold t'eterman built colonial. Three 2880. townhouse apartments cyl., automatic, air- ordered that all claims must be Technicians $20,000 to $50,000 plus a ELECTRICAL SERVICES FORD VAN - 1971. Good a Public Hearing at the Lincoln bedrrHiins. I 'z baths, formal available immediately. conditioning, 27,000 miles. presented to the fiduciary on or - We do all types of Elec­ Center Hearing Room, 4M Main year. Call l- (3121-931-7053, dining room, gas heat, $375, $415, $475. Security condition, new tires. Low before March 20, 1963 or be barred Antique* 48 Superb car! Many extras! Street, Manchester. Connecticut, Experienced ser­ Ext. 2340A. aluminum siding trical Work! Licensed. Call mileage. 7^7M I. as by law provided. required. Heat and hot $M95. 644-2942. Tuesday. January 11.1963, at 8:00 Industrial land • Four acres after 5:00 p.m., 6461516. Sherrie L. Anderson, vice technicians water included. Call Ren­ to consider and act on the LOVING plus or minus, city water and “ Easy does it” is the Assistant Clerk tal OHice, 875-4474. 1979 AMC SPIRIT, power 1979 MERCURY ZEPHYR folldtvlng: only to service all .sewer. $149,500 way to describe placing a The fiduciary is: IS FOR GHANDMOTHER needed FARRAND brakes, power------teering,steering, - 4 door.. 6 cylinder, Proposed Ordinance - An Or­ Shirlie C. ThraU 3-4 evenings per week at Cal CROUP IFJ. SPUCtU MC. REMODELING - Cabinets, Waqt Ad. Just call 6462711 automatic. Power dinance requiring filing o f a notice phases of air- FIVE ROOMS air-conditioning, clean. ' 673 Spring Street my home looking after 5 REILTORS • 643-2121 Roofing, Gutters, Room and we do the rest! steering, power brakes, of intention to demolish any CASH conditioning, heat­ Appliances. Wall-to-wall 647-9137. Manchester, CT 06040 year old. Own transporta­ Additions, Decks, all types carpet. No pets. $450 plus air. Low mileage. Clean. building over fifty (90) years old o f Remodeling and WANTED: ANTIQUE Fur­ and containing 900 square feet or ing and refriger­ tion best, but will consider utilities. Security. 6461354 1076 CAPRI GHIA, 55,000 $4100. 6465808. NOTICE TO CREDITORS RETURN other alternatives. On Repairs. FREE niture, glass, pewter, oil more and establishing a waiting E S TA TE O F DO RO TH Y M. after 5:00 p.m. miles, sun roof, AM-FM period p riw to Issuing a demolition ation. Must be busline. Please call Nancy, □ B USINESS Estimates. Fully insured. paintings or antique items. TURNER, deceased stereo, fogUgbts, rear fog, G.M.C. PICK-UP, four permit therefor. 643-8830 - keep trying. Telephone 643-6017. R. Harrison, 643-8709. The Hon. WiUiam E. FitzGerald, licensed. Generous ATTRACTIVE TWO radials, custom interior - speed, insulated cap, runs Proposed Ordinance • To purchase and SERVICES Judge, of the Court of Probate, good, covered wagon from Heritage Savings and Loaq company benefits. BEDROOMS - Wall-to- ExceUent. 521-5^. District of Manchester, at a CHILD CARE WANTED TIMOTHY J. Connelly - Wanted to Buy 49 AssociatifHi land on Oak and Cot­ wall. Appliances. Pets. truck, camper, flat bed, 16 hearing held on December 2 1,19S2 Call for for I'z year old, well Total building and im­ •••••••••••••••••••••••• tage Street also known as S3 Cot­ Services Offered 31 Lease. $375 plus utilities. 1979 FORD LTD, Landeau, ft. trailer plank, four ordered that all claims must be behaved boy. Your home or provement services in­ OLDER SINGLE or multi tage Street f w the sum |35,- appointment •••••••••••••••••••••••« 6466549. four door, small V8, wheel. 6462371. presented to the fiduciary on or family unit tor cash. Han­ 000.00 . mine Full time. Responsi­ REWEAVING BURN cluding but not limited to before March 21,19S3 or be barred automatic, power steering, Copies of the Proposed Ordinances 871-1111 ble, reliable person, HOLES. Zippers, um­ kitchens, bathrooms, ad­ dyman special OK. Call klotoreyelea-Bleyelee 84 as by law provided. MANCHESTER - Modem power brakes, air- may be seen in the Town Clerk's references required. Call ditions, garages, roofing Strano Real Estate, 646, ••■••••••••••••••••••••• Sherrie L. Anderaon, brellas repaired. Window ^two bedroom, first floor conditioning, AM-FM O ffice during business hours. Karen after 5:30, 649-4334. and siding, door and win­ 2000. A iilfta n t Clerk shades, Venetian blinds. apartment. Close to shop­ stereo, cruise control, SPRING FEVER? 1971 Stephen T. Cassano The fiduciary la: Keys. TV FOR RENT. dow replacement, Honda CUTS, brand new Secretary ping and busline. Heat and vinyl roof. Mint condition. John Tom er remodeling, renovations battery and back brake Board of Directors KIT ‘N' CARLYLE' by Larry Wright Marlow's, 867 Main Street. hot water included. No B m offer over $3900. Must 110 Hackmatack Street and new construction. 646 RENTALS needs some work, $150.649- Dated at Mandiester. Connectict 6465221. pets. $425. 643-1878. seU. 6484706 or 647-1906. Manchester. CT 06040 1379. 9382. this 37th day of Decemebr, 1963. BRICK, BLOCK, STONE - Room* lor Rant 039- 12 52 WALL STREET - Hebron, 1978 COMET, 6 cyl., i NOTICE TO CREDITORS Concrete. Chimney two bedroom apartment, steering. M,000 original 1968 SUZUKI 125 - blue, Rooting 34 good condition. $300 or best INVITATION TO MD ESTATE OF CONRAD HENRY Ao ADVERTISING POWER Repairs. "No Job Too MANCHESTER - Nice heat and hot water in­ miles. Perfect condition. APEL, deceased •••••••••••••••••••••••• The Mandiester Public Sdiools Small.” Call 644-8356. room with kitchen gtOO. 1V7S Chevy Caprice, offer. 6494596. The Hon. WlUinm E. FitzGerald, cluded. Appliances, solicits bids for HOME BIDWELL HOME Im ­ privileges. Gentleman Judge, of the Court of Probate, parking, large yard. $410 power steering, .power ECONOMICS for the 1MM96S The presence ar absence a f advcrtisins has the power to build or SNOW PLOWING - provement Company - prefeiTM . $50.00 weekly. District ol Manchester, at a even monthly, i^one 646 brakes, air-conditfoning, N O n e i O F A N N U A L H U T m O school year. Sealed bids w ill be driveways and parking Roofing, siding,, O F T H g U N i m W A V hearing held on Decem ber 21,1989 , P u r it y . Telephone 643- 2871 or 2 2 ^ 1 . photo-ouii bright warm 'AM-FM, new tires, received until 1:00 P.M . January '8322 OF M ANCNgam , INC. ordered that all clalma must be diminish your business. lots. Calf after 6 pm, 6 ^ alterations, additions. 646' 1878. 12ti-34M PATTUN coat for your pet from 2. excellent condition. One 18,1063, at w hidi tim e they w ill be presented to the fiduciary on or 0539. 6495. ply sport yam. *■ The annual mnetlng of the publicly opened. The right is MANCHESTER - Four .owner. $060. 646-8201. before March 21,19SS or be barred CENTRAL LOCATION, N o . 5996 has crochet m em hen o f Um United Way o f reserved to reject any and all bids. rooms, one bedroom apart­ Manchetter, Inc. will be held on a t by law provided. Easy pleats accent the directions fo r 10 to 20- Specifications and bid forms may kitchen privileges, parking ment. Heat and appliances 1968 M E R C U R Y Dawn E. Omboakl, CELEBRITY CIPHER radian sleeves of this inch back length in­ Jnnuaiy U, IMS, at Mandmiter be secured at the Butlneii Office, CeteOrtty Clpbar cryptogram* ire orealed Irom quotatlone by femoM poepio, peel available. Security ana MONTEGO, great o n , Anlstant dark Included. References and button-front classic for clusive. State Bank, IMI Main Street, 49 N. School Street. Maoebeoter, B . BROADER MARKETS and prewnt. Each letter In ih* cipher eien* lor enothw. Today'BoluKWmtuieP. written references „802, automatic. 1800 or Mencheater, at 4:M P.M. The The fIdHCtary Is: deposit. $395 monthly. 646 the half-eixer. , TO.sssn, seas s ijs Wr saw I Connecticut. Reymood B. Demers, required. For application m eetln f la held fhr the puipoee of Marion A. McCmry No. 8822 with Photo- m i t peetsp M •offer. 6468698. Business Manager. 21 North Elm Street can 6462693. Guide le in Sixes 12W to elnetlng now Dtnctnn, accaptlnf 040- 12 Whatever market you’re reaching now, we beiieve we can broaden “UPXXMIPP8 BH OUQ WXREO Home* tor Rent 54 24H. Size 14H, 87 bust, ASMcaasTAMNI CAM committee report!, end nch other Manchetter, CT 06040 LARGE, QUIET, Comfor­ 814 yards 46inch. r iv i bualiieu an m ay properly come before nch Tneetiaf. NOnCR TO CRUMTONS your impact. lUQAQ^OUQ HORAH QCWXPM table room near bus and Pattern* available only I, M.Y. f t ___ N onci TO OMonroAC FOUR BEDROOM CAPE, .SSi Aleiander J. Melthew ESTATE OP PAUL shopping. Reasonable. in size s ehown. ESTATE OF INEZ I. OLSON, only blocks from all ssiJSSksYaa.** President deosesed WILLHIDE, Security and references. schools.Treed lot. UNITED WAY OF SPNTXQH OP 8P RXX OUQRA SPEeiAL: Over 200 ad- HM MU H ie Hon. WUUam B. FHsOerald. 6460KB. Available immediately. MANCHESTER Jndsn, et Um Cowl ol Prohoto, lectioBo and a PBBR 1970 Ford Courlor Ptok- OtS-U SRQFQAPNH VPTH OPA OUOC — IMO monthly plus ntUiUet. •( Pattern Section in tlie up, 4 oyl. $9900 D litricl of Mnnelwitnr, at a NICE ROOM - Parking, 6465286 or M 6 ^ . ALBUM. Jnat $8.06. . htarlas bald on Daoambar I I , IN I private bath. Gentleman 1978 ChrysJor LoBaron FOR SPARKLING ardarad that aU clalm i mait ba .T.ISSM MMSBTWJiuan • UBI IBOU OUQ QKEQWOBPa PO around 60. Nice home, no ROCKVILLE - For rent or MWsst aHS ZIP W O O D W O R K , TILE, p feienl»d to Um fM a daiy on or bafon M iidi W, im or bt hamd other roomers. Rent rent with option. Eight ! 1975 CadlNao Coup* GLASS AND PAINTED CRAABRFQ.” — EBOBM IBX^BRCH reasonable. References. Naw FASHION with doVHIo 11999. • I by law proirldtd. /J-JO room colonial, woodstove SURFACES, add three Sbartia L. Aadonoa, and fireplace, monthly Photo-GuMa pattona fai 1970 FbrH ThunARSfirS' PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "What this countiy needs le tamNy file nicest all also raatas. has a ------tablespoons of washing AwWantClaik ■a that will produce more lumbar and tower nuts." CNnt plus utilities. Two months apodal Graea Colo CaUee- q * m M l i i jBiuni mmc. 7 9799.. soda to a quart of warm TIm ndadary la: Eastwood about Want Ads ii their low security. References tlon fo r largor alaoo: plaa ThoMiov* can bo MM Mahal L. Olian wafer and wash. No rinsing US BUiabtth Dr. OlS«7brN8A. Inc cost. Another is their quick required. Call 7468M2 or 3 BONUS Conponoi CIMSbyNSAInc. tat MMl819aiMN9t m ulred. MaochaMw, C r SMM action. 7468421. Prico . . . . il JS. 20 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thurs., Dec. 30. 1982 BUSINESS I ■ I Tel-Consumer systems I protect buyers' rights

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By LeRoy Pope allotments at $200 to $400 call it an anachronistic UPl Business Writer an acre. Kalbach said an monopoly that hurts poor allotment holder in a farmers who don’t own NEW YORK 'UPl I - favored area might realize allotments and say it hurts The most contovcrsial in­ $1.T.000 or more a year ren­ the processing industry THIS ADI dustry in America right ting allotments on 50 acres and consumers by keeping now is not automobiles, oil. without growing any prices artifically high. television ■ or steel — it's peanuts himself. The processors say they YOU WILL THANK YOURSELFI peanuts. riie allotment rentals, of are not opposed in princi­ Not only is a raging war course, figure in the ple to support prices for going on between the overall price of peanuts. peanuts but only want peanut processors and the Canada and other countries Congress to abolish the holders of peanut growing buy for $350 a ton or less allotment monopoly. No Lower Prices Anywhere!!! allotments, with the American peanuts that are The Reagan administra­ federal government in the price supported at $550 a tion has been sympathetic middle, but now the retail ton on the domestic to their view but so far has ..larkefs being shaken up market. not been able to get the by the appearance of the The on-going controversy system changed. first new national brand of between the pe.aniit Those who favor the peanut butter in a quarter processor and the peanut allotments contend they of a century. allotment holders' lobby in YEAR END SALE! assure the growing of good Kane-Miller Corp. of Congress was aggravated quality peanuts, that the Tarrytown, N Y . and its tremendously when a system has worked well subsidiary. Sunnyland drought in 1980 cut the over the years, is not R efining Co of B ir­ domestic crop by around 42 excessively expensive and OKH FHMV XT 9:M to mingham. are spending percent That forced prices that peanuts are a unique some million.s of dollars on up for a prolonged period crop and the owners of land advertising to launch and created a lot of distur­ suitable for growing them Superman peanut butter, bance and diruption in the are entitled to special K H c h a n A id dishwasher which already has grabbed various peanut markets. treatment from the 10 percent of the $900 Things subsided after .an government. million a year retail emergency decree per­ UNDERCOUHTER market from the three top mitted the importation of They point out that the brands. Procter & peanuts on a fairly large allotment system was Gamble's .Iif. which has 24 scale for the first time in adopted at a time when percent of sales. CPC years but the processors many peanut farmers were International s Skippy with and marketers are more up destitute and conceivably 23 percent and Esmark's in arms than ever about the it could protect them from Peter Pan with 14 percent. allotment system. They such conditions again. MOiiEBATI About 88 percent of .Americans eat peanut butter It was invented and first patented in 1897 by Dr John H. Kellogg, founder of the famous l i t ­ LATEST c u s t o m ! tle Creek Sanitarium in FACTORY AUTHORIZED Michigan. r " i MODEL Overall, peanuts are a $3 billion-a-year industry in ALLOWANCE the United States, with salted, roasted nuts; mixed towards the purchase of a nuts, peanut oil and peanut Scotch* Videocassettes confectionery making up the rest. rebErte I, custom KitchanAld Energy Saverl Accohding to James C. *2 Kalbach of Edwards- Freeman, Inc., of offer Get a $2 rebate whan you buy a standard ^ Conshohocken, Pa., presi­ or hX33(-Plua high grade Scotch Ask about savings dent of the Peanut Butter Vldeocaaaetto. either VH8 M 20. and .N-ut Processors Beta L>750/L'500 or a Scotch Head on KitchenAid sdeded Association, no one can Cleaning Videocasaatta. grow peanuts for the Umited offer, M k store for detWfo. __ portable modds domestic market unless he owns or rents a peanut EFFECTIVE NET PRICE growing allotment and one Regular Price 11.99 AT can’t own an allotment un­ Special Sale Price 10.99 less his grandfather grew Less $2 Rebate from 3M S . ig.no peanuts in 1938. Thurs. III 9 The allotments are con­ Effective Nat Price $ 8 .9 9 FrI. Til 6 fined to specific counties, Closed New Year’s Day mainly ia six southern & Sunday states, and are not aasnainoM transferable outside the I !M74 1-94 Exit S47-99ar county. The Department of Agriculture says 70 percent To Keeney St. 947-9999 of the crop is grown by '» s r « v . farmers who rent