20 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Tues.. Dec. 21, 1982 BUSINESS______Filling of wetland being considered 1,000% gainer: super stock or hype? ...page 4
derpriced, considering this remarkable corporate feat During the recent market rally, many stocks, as we disk drives, a direct-mail fund-raiser, a non-operating know, have doubled and tripled. And some, especially on former oil and gas producer with assets of $4.5 million he’s going to accomplish. _ ■; Smith, you’ve no doubt guessed, strongly agrees, u .' the touty and speculative over-the-counter market, have and a Smith-owned company that manufactures a digital you put IBM in a corporate shell, it shouldn’t be valued risen 400, 500 and even 600 percent. But an even more storage and retrievable system using a video disk. At tbe completion of all of these acquisitions, the at $5,’’ he says. “If the market does anything logical, the_ ■ exclusive group is the 1,000 percent gainers — stocks Dan Dorfman Chance of rain Manchester, Conn. that have actually gone up 10 times in a matter of just a number of Duke’s shares will nearly double to about 20 stock will be $15 to $20 shortly.” million, roughly a third of which will be owned by Smith, A onetime insurance salesman and radio announcer. Wednesday, Dec. 22, 1982 few months. ' Syndicatetd Smith rejects the idea that he can’t build a $1 billion-^ Thursday afternoon One such spectacular gainer is a little OTC number As for the sales and earnings numbers. Smith’s best Columnist calculation now is that Duke (soon to be renamed TU business before the end of ’85. “I don’t see any obstacles ; — iSde page 2 Single copy 25q: called Duke of Energy of Cushing. Okla.; its shares, a ■ that can prevent me from doing it,” he says. “Maybe ^ little over 11.1 million all told, have jumped from 50 International) will earn (on 20 million shares) about 33 IrralJi there’re are some difficulties, but nothing insurmoun-'' cents in late September to a current price of just oyer cents a share in ’82 on a volume of around $52 million. $5. That's quite a rise for a company that was nothing And next year, he sees about $1.25 a share on sales of table.” more than a corporate shell (with no sales and earnings) around $144 million. For such an achiever, how come, I asked Smith, you just a few months back. Now that's impressive growth (if it ever comes to personally went bankrupt? Just the other day 1 had a three-hour breakfast with pass), but it falls short of what one might perceive as BECAUSE OF SOME fairly illiquid real estate in the man behind the company — Rocky Smith, the 38- THE STOCK stayed around the 50 cents level to last one of the greatest corporate growth stories ever vestments, he explained. Actually, his father, the head year-old, 325-pound roly-poly chairman and chief Sept. 24; at that time, Duke (with assets of $1.4 million) written (as boasted by Smith). Well, read on folks: as of an oil well services company, called in his loan. But it executive officer. One thing is sure: He's either the was merged with several companies controlled by Jimmy Durante used to say, “You ain’t heard nutti’ was a friendly foreclosure. Smith tells me; he says his biggest stock tout I've met in years (and full of hot air, Smith. They were Rockie Smith Enterprises, which yet.” Jaruzelski dad did it to avoid potential tax problems. supplies data processing services; Microlog Inc., which to boot) or the architect of what he openly brags will be SMITH FIGURES the company will do a volume of Smith made his comeback through the sale of the makes components for microcomputers, and Xedex one of the greatest corporate growth stories ever $600 million-$700 million in '84 and over $1 billion in ’85. family’s oil well services company; he got about $2.5 Corp., Microlog's sales and marketing arm. The trio written. Or just maybe, he falls somewhere in between. Looking at potential earnings that far out is clearly million personally out of that transaction. And he also will do maybe $6.5 million of volume this year. treacherous (what with the vagaries of the economy and boosted his net worth through some profitable real es f W g i IN VN^ ENT, he's a doer. In April of '80, he From then on, the stock took on new luster, rising to t . . declared personal bankruptcy. Today, he boasts a per competition). But not to Smith; obviously his vision is tate ventures. , Iwkm about 70 cents a share in late October, to $3 by Smith, who’ll shortly be moving the company s , sonal net worth of over $50 million, with about $31.5 Thanksgiving, and then to a recent high of $6.25 before as sharp as Superman’s. says U.S. He sees earnings of $100 million in ’84 and $150 million- headquarters to Dallas and who observes that a major ’ million of that in Duke of Energy stock; he owns 56 per backing off to its current price of around $5. cent of the company or roughly 6.3 million shares. $160 million in '85, or $2.50 and $4.50 a share. focus of his acquisition strategy is companies with sur "a? How come the surge? Included here is a big acquisition that Smith expects plus management, took note of my ongoing skepticism Smith is also the chairman of Dallas-based Western Because of an acquisition binge ^ six companies all to make in '83. The company in mind, though, has yet to about his billion-dollar goal in ’85. Gold & Gas. an oil and gas producer. The stock sells told, and all of which should be completed by year-end. - 8 .., around $2 and Smith owns a little over 6 million shares. be chosen: however. Smith tells me he’ll soon be “ If you say, gosh, it’s impossible to do a billion, you ■ t l J Smith tells me. meeting with the folks that run a privately held $200 never get there," says Smith. “And most people don’t First to a backgrounder on Duke of Energy, which ac One of them is Terminals Unlimited, a national com tually has little to do with the energy field, other than million maker of micro-computers. achieve large goals because thev focus on the size of the " is harmful puter sales and services company based in Falls goal and that scares them. Our approach: to break it all ■ the ownership of some mineral leases. Church, Va. Ink Magazine recently listed TU as the se Smith figures that this big acquisition will boost the number of company shares to around 40 million since down in several hundred pieces . . . and then it’s not so . In August of '80, a group of nine investors put up about cond fastest-growing private company in the country $400,000 and some 90 days later made a public offering of he'll be making it for an estimated $200 million in stock. frightening. I never think about the billion, but the next MOSCOW (UPI) - Polish leader whirlwind.” with '81 sales of $16.7 million and estimated '82 sales oi step.” “The ball is now in the court of the 2 million shares at 50 cents a share. The company, $22 million. The purchase price; $21 million in Duke of ?!k. ' '**' L«(‘ Wojciech Jaruzelski today said the headquarters at the time in Salt Lake City. Utah, was ONE CAN understand his reliance on stock; at pre But isn’t it just possible you won’t get to a billion? United States "is harming Poland” U.S.A.,” Andropov said. Energy shares. In Washington, State Department set up as a blind pool; in other words, you raise money sent. the company, so he tells me, only has about $6 "OK. let’s say we don’t get to $1 billion,” responds and his military regime will not give and at some point down the road you invest it in some rilE OTHER acquisitions, proposed or completed, million in cash and cash equivalents. Smith, “but just $400 million. Is $400 million so bad . . in to what he described as U.S. ef officials insisted Tuesday that there 9*- was nothing new in the speech. kind of business. include a refurbisher of buses, a maker of computer One might also think that Duke's shares are quite un h r forts to tear it away from the Com P .f munist bloc. “The Soviet proposal contained in Herald photos by Tarquinio “ Poland is now on the front line of Mr. Andropov’s speech today is un \ the global class struggle,” he told a acceptable because it would leave i - l n Brief- ceremonial meeting marking the the Soviets with, several hundred Microcomputer con be versatile tool Vertigo 60th anniversary of the formation of warheads on SS-20s while denying us the Soviet Union. the means to deter that threat,’’ multifunctional microcom time. “Too many workers spokesman John Hughes said. By LeRoy Pope manufacturer provides specific applications of the and require them to use Mike Murray of East Hartford (top, right) “The United States is harming Leaider chosen training to the customers’ microcomputer. The them and they are in puter for word processing try it for a couple of weeks climbs the ladder on the town fire Poland wherever and whenever it In Europe, British Prime Minister UPl Business Writer on their own, find the staff as part of the courses are intensified af timidated by the machine instead of a larger, more department’s tower truck as part of an agility can,” Jaruzelski said, accusing Margaret ’Thatcher and French costly singlepurpose com manufacturers’ manuals Foreign Minister Claude Cheysson HARTFORD — John H. Blair, former vice presi NEW YORK - package. Erin based his fairs of one or a few days. if they don’t get expert drill administered to prospective firefighters Washington of trying to overturn the training.” puter designed for word too hard to understand and rejected Andropov’s offer, saying it dent of the Insurance Association of Connecticut, Teaching people how to use business on the fact the Kelly does not teach this morning. Below, Fire Captain Robert post-World War II agreements that manufacturer of the Yet, Kelly said, a prcxiessing only. become more intimidated led to the division between Eastern would leave an imbalance in East- has been elected p esident of the lAC. The an microcomputer for per basic keyboard skills. He BycholskI (right) offers some tips to nouncement was made by DeRoy C. Thomas, chair sonal or small business use microcomputer can't af said for those who are secretary can learn in one Kelly said it’s not good by the machine than ever,” arid Western Europe. West weaponry. ford to do that. day to use the computer for enough for a company to he concluded. firefighter candidate Mark Joslln of Oak "Nothing will come of this,” he man of the lAC’s board of directors and president has created a new business going to use the microcom If’ ■ and chairman of The Hartford Insurance Group. Yet the microcomputer word processing or for file buy a microcomputer and Street. Joslln and Murray were among 24 said. “People’s Poland will not sub for Frank Kelly of Far- puter in high-speed, high^j, booking for a car .' Don i Blair, 37, succeeds John Day, who recently is capable of doing a great management, routine leave it up to employees to candidates who have passed the written test . V mit to pressure from outside. It will mingdale, N.Y. volume applications, the miss the many offerings to became a vice president at CIGNA. A vice presi Kelly’s firm, Erin Com many tasks if people are workers already will have financial projection and a study the manual and prac requirement for firefighters' Jobs and are ap not be a card in somebody’s cynical tice on it in their spare today’s Classified columns. Fisher dent at the lAC since 1980. Blair was former puter Learning Centers, properly trained to take acquired typing skills on number of other tasks a proaching the final stages of the hiring game.” executive vied president of the Connecticut Retail has been in business about full advantage, of it, Kelly electronic keyboards from good secretary often is process. Jaruzelski, wearing his military Merchants Association, administrative assistant to a year and already has at said. He said a microcom conventional business asked to perform. uniform as he spoke at the glass- Governor Ella Grasso and executive assistant to tracted some imitators. He puter even can be used for schools and high-speed Kelly’s firm has not yes, weVe opm and-steel Hall of (Congress in the the State Banking Commissioner Lawrence Connell is planning to expand to high-speed word typing experience is not ab grown fast in its first year, Kremlin, said Poland will solve its heads Jr. several more company- processing if you have the solutely essential for the but he thinks the future is every night ’till internal problems by itself. proper printers and other executive who is going to good because the personal “But a steady guarantee of the owned centers in 1983 and (MccptMhirday) A New Britain native, Blair holds an MBA degree franchise his technology peripheral equipment. use the computer in computer market is sovereign and secure existence of In finance from the University of Hartford and and marketing know-how "We give epurses in as management problem growing so rapidly. light sets and Poland is unity with the Soviet HRC graduated from Boston College with a bachelor's starting in 1984. many as 18 applications for solving. “Even big companies Union, participation in the defensive degree in economics. When custom ers buy the microcomputer,” Kel But he said it is already are moving from big com builn Warsaw Pact, cooperation in thd^ By Nancy Thompson minicomputers costing ly explained. “We got into clear that a lot of com puters to microcomputers / framework of Comecon (the East- 'Herald Reporter The lAC is composed of Connecticut-based in $100,000 or so or word teaching as a sideline to panies that buy microcom for a lot of managerial and u bloc equivalent of the Common surance companies and represents them in all processors for prices star our original business of puters are wasting them routine functions in order every Market),’’ Jaruzelski said. Rubin Fisher — a leader in effort areas of government and public affairs. ting around $16,000, the selling Zenith microcom because they fail to have to save money,” he said. the awrael* «f Uule In his keynote speech Tuesday, to improve the town’s minority puters, Now we are ac personnel properly trained He said there is a trend dowdtiwn mwKkUttr ^ thing" Soviet leader Yuri Andropov a im ^ hiring record — was elected- chair credited by the New York in using them to maximum also towards the use of a lA . the Kremlin’s latest arms control man of the Human Relations Com State Department of advantage. proposal — like the more than 200 of mission Tuesday, a move that took Merger OK’d P ublic Education.” “Secretaries in par his country’s triple-warhead SS-20 control of the commission away Although he operates a ticular are worried missiles — directly at western from the majority Democratic Par records training center on his own because they don’t know Europe. ty- BLOOMFIELD — A merger of Security Bank & premises, most of Kelly’s Andropov was aware of the Fisher’s election seems to be a Trust Co. in Bloomfield with Northeast Bancorp, enough about microcom business consists of sen victory for those who have sup has been elected president of the lAC. The an- puters,'' he told United negative response from Washington Building permits ding instructors to to his offer to reduce Moscow’s ported the aggressive pursuit of a shareholders of Security Bank. Press International. “They To Peter Caron for customers to train expect their employers to nuclear arsenal in Europe before he stronger town affirmative action Under the merger agreement. Security would Wesley and Charles Bunce executives and staff in buy the little computers even delivered bis speech at the program and of close scrutiny of that program by the HRC — at times operate as a Northeast subsidiary. for siding at 161-163 Oak -dfe— j Soviet Union’s 60th anniversary St., $9,000. celebrations in the Kremlin on to the displeasure of the Board of The merger must be approved by regulatory To Orlando Annulli and Tuesday. Directors. authorities. Sons Inc. for Warren T l o ’s C a k e suppliVs!*i* c. Reagan administration officials And the election is also a victory Howland Inc. for 191 CCRTER SI.. ilflCHESTCR. CONN. 5 4 Q .Q 2 2 8 leaked the Soviet offer to reporters for the minority Republican Party. alterations to an industrial more than 10 days ago, enabling the Although Fisher is a Democratic ap building at 540A N. Main ORDER YOUR CAKES NOW U.S. president to defuse its impact pointee, he is an unaffiliated St., $10,000. FOR CHRISTMAS and reject it as inadequate. member of the commission, and Buying Interest But Andropov made the speech supplants Democratic Chairman To Stanley J. Beliefleur (Pans also available for CHRISTMAS SPECIAL ICE CREAM ■‘y — anyway, insulating it with Robert A. Faucher. Republicans for Walter Bojarski to cake decorators) NORTH STONINGTON - Analysis & Technology repair a roof at 105 E. 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Enjoy Shady Glen! the two sides worked out details of a tract expired. when union officials announced they Republicans. union representing striking \for all your holiday] proposed two-year agreement, “From the town’s perspective, would no longer insist on scheduling Please turn to page 8 H*STMMSUT •11.09 Closings Purees said liberal Democrat workers has called tor bin RalM DSM TES •30.99 up Elizabeth Tonucci, who served on ding arbitration in its dis ^ shopping needs! HRC’s affirmative action subcom pute with the Park Plaza R * ir THCvai •29.99 Municipal Offieeat Municipal of mittee with Fisher, helped engineer H(>tel, claiming a two-week X •COURMSmiHE •79.99 fices in Manchester, Bolton, and An the swing from Faucher. That is work stoppage has cost X aWCYCU •49.09 dover will be closed Friday. Offices Peace talks may begin soon ironic since Ms. Tonucci has been in Cbventry will be closed Thursday hotel more than $250,000 in X •pusnesm •7.99 active in the Manchester Citizens cancellations. and FYl^y. for Social Responsibility, a group 2 •lUTMMM •13.99 from In Manchester emergency 000 Israeli forces from Lebanon. Ellen . Thomson, By United Press International said. peace talks because of Israel’s con Faucher co-founded and chaired. organizer for Local 217 of S •WMMSSmVOU •90.99 numbers are highway, 647-3233, Israeli Defense Minister Ariel tinued settlement of the West Bank, Lebanese Prime Minister Chefik Mrs. Tonucci could not be reached refuse 647-3248, and sanitary sewer the Hotel and Restaurant B •NCXNMS •14.00 e Lebanon’s Cabinet called a Sharon said in Jerusalem that Israel a disputed territory it captured Wazzan said Tuesday the for comment today. Employees and Bartenders and water, 647-3111. meeting today to approve a U.S.- had undercut U.S. attempts to link from Jordan in 1967. withdrawal plan called for all Faucher was nominated by Union, said Monday at •EXERCISE EQUIPMENT Mailt the post office will follow its negotiated plan for the withdrawal withdrawals from Lebanon to Hussein also told Reagan that Jor foreign forces to pull back nine Democrat Joseph T. Sweeney and least 38 functions involving rteular schedule F r i^ : of all foreign forces from its Reagan’s Middle Bast plan by dan could not represept the miles from their present positions in seconded by Democrat Edward J. •NIKEX Businesaeai MosMlusinesses will 6,635 guests have been S eADIDAS territory by mid-February, amid making Its own private agreements Palestinians on the West Bank a first phase. Sarkisian. reports of d im t peace talks with because that mandate had been Two Beii^t newspapers said canceled — a $190,000 loss Specla/tylg Continued on page 8 with the Lebanese. Fisher was nominated by Kocsis to the hotel. M b Dikt BIKES' DAIRY STORES Israel within a w e^. Sharon also said Israel’s settle given by the Arabs to the Palestine Lebanon was considering a six-point and seconded by Republican Joan The Park Plaza has lost Jordan’s King Hussein, however, ment progranu on the West Bank Liberation Organization. plan calling spe
( ' MANCHESTER HERALD. Wed., Dec. 22, 1982 - 3 2 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wed., Dec. 22, 1982 I NATMNM. WBATMle SStWHS fO S N A It t* f U tW •• t S .T t « V . ______\ Now you know Julian calendar •CATTLt Air quality report ’The Julian calendar under which H AR TFO RD (U P I) - ’The state Dooley Wilson, the piano player in News Briefing Give up investigation? Western nations measured time un Department of Environmental the classic m ovie Casablanca, was a til 1582 A.D. was authorized by Protection reported forecast good singing drummer and could hot play Julius Caesar in 46 B.C. air levels statewide today. a note. Winter frosts coasts ^ Suspect to transfer 30.00h« By United Press International NEW YORK (UPI) — Extortion suspect James W. LOt Alf' HRC still undecided Lewis waived his right to an identity hearing and was in LOWEST Winter made a wild debut on both coasts, with three the custody of federal marshals today for transfer to TEWfERATUnES FISHER SAID the subcom CHRISTMAS people kilied in traffic accidents in an East Coast CJiicago where officials want to question him in seven to By Nancy Thompson black applicant was the fourth mittee saw three alternatives: to snowstorm and the mountains of the Northwest sub cyanide-spiked 'Tylenoi deaths. | pstfSBRO' ■^ 1 Herald Reporter highest scorer on a written exam, but was not considered because per request clarification from the Board merged in nearly 3 feet of snow. Lewis, 36, charged with attempting to extort |1 jlBuM |ZZ3'**| ’The Human Relations Commis sonnel rules at the tim e limited con 'of Directors of the commission’s SALE The storms that biew in the first full day of winter million from the manufacturer of Tylenol, signed a sion split ’Tuesday over whether to sideration to the top three. ’That rule duties and powers regarding in Tuesday left up to 2 feet of snow in the Northeast, waiver of his rights in U.S. District Court in Manhattan IeZ3 - — ••'S-l 2 days Un WEATHER fOTOCAST IP bow to the Board of Directors and has since been changed to Include vestigations of this type once again closing schools and setting o ff numerous traffic ac Tuesday. The waiver opened the way for a transfer. drop a review of the process used to the top five. to request the information from the cidents. But William Dempsey, a spokesman for U.S. PEN CHRISTMAS EVE TIL 10l hire the town’s assistant general Steven R. Werbner — the former administration, citing the FOI In Boston, a three-vehicle crash on a slippery road Marshals Service, declined to disclose for “ security manager. town personnel director and the ac cases; and to drop the review. • CHRISTMAS DAY 9 ■ 2 kilied two peopie, raising Tuesday’s death toll to three. reasons” when or how Lewis will be taken to Chicago. A fter lengthy discussion, the com Fisher said the subcommittee 404 W . M iddle Tpi :e, parKado Nine people have died in weather-related crashes since “ WeTl handle the move as expeditiously as possible,” Weather ting assistant manager at the time mission tabled a motion to abandon recommended the first alternative. the storm system first moved across the East Coast he said. — was hired as the assistant general MONEY the review. Commissioners said manager. ’The HRC had asked the directors for WE SAVE YOU G / F T V^RAP FREE! three days ago. Federal Magistrate Leonard Bemlkow asked Lewis, they wanted to give three new com such clarification in a November In upstate New York, Chatauqua County reported a 2- who wore an orange prison jump suit during court JOSEPH SWEENEY — who missioners time to familiarize letter. ’The directors’ response, in SAVE M,21 foot accumulation of snow — the deepest in the East. At proceedings, “ Do you understand these proceedings?” made the motion to drop the In Today’s forecast themselves with the inquiry, which the form of a letter from Mayor least a half dozen school districts were closed and slop “ Yes your honor,” Lewis replied. vestigation — noted that Smith could WATCH SALE Today mostly sunny. Highs 35 to 40. Northwest winds began in June. Stephen T. Penny, was to "suggest” py roads caused scores of traffic accidents. “ Do you wish to waive your rights?” continue the inquiry outside the 10 to 15 mph. Tonight mostly clear. Lows 20 to 25. Light However, some commission the commission drop the review. Lewis replied; “ Yes, I do.” commission and attempt to obtain and variable winds. ’Thursday becoming cloudy with a 60 members Indicated they would op ” I don’t think it would serve any Lewis was then handed the paper containing the information denied to Uie commis percent chance of rain developing during the afternoon. pose the motion to stop the in purpose to request clarification,” 50% to 70% Of F w aiver and signed it. French floods subside sion through the state Freedom of Naab said. " I don’t think Mayor CITIZEN HAMILTON RICOH BULOVA 'The hearing took about a minute. Highs near 40. Southeast winds 10 to 15 mph. vestigation. ’They favored pursuing the Inquiry and getting clarification Information Act. Penny can make it any clearer than PARIS (UPII — The worst flooding in central France Earlier in the evening, in a report he has — he would like us to go in a decade subsided 'siightly after two weeks of rain about the extent of the com Extended outlook mission’s powers. from the affirmative action subcom away.” that kiiled at least one person, forced evacuations and Hero gets praise mittee members^ Rubin Fisher Black activist Frank J. Smith, one Sweeney proposed that the com caused millions of dollars in damage. Extended outlook for New England Friday through reviewed several FOI decision NEW YORK (UPI) — Reginald Andrews, an un of the men who ihitially had asked mission go along with the directors’ A fireman in the Deux-Sevres region, 200 miles which seem to say that information employed father of eight, leaped onto a subway track to Sunday: ., » » the HRC to review the procedure, suggestion. “ As an organ of the MEW southwest of Paris, died Tuesday when he fell from his Massachusetts, Rhode Island and Connecticut: A requested by the commission — save a blind man who had fallen between two cars. urged the commission not to drop town government, the better part of boat while trying to evacuate families in the town of chance of rain early Friday then clearing. A chance of copies of applicants’ resumes and Today he was reaping the benefits — his first job in a the matter. He charged that black discretion would be to conclude this Shipment Noie. ■■ rain developing again Saturday. F a ir Sunday. Highs in applications with personal informa year and a phone call from President Reagan. applicants were discriminated matter,” he said. ” In essence, they Sunny, cool weather was predicted for today, tion deleted — is public information. hist UPI photo Andrews saved an elderly blind man who had fallen the 40s. Overnight lows in the 30s. against. (the Board of Directors) have dis CHRISTMAS however, giving a reprieve to most areas of central Vermont: CToudy Friday. A chance of rain or snow He cited three cases in which the 39.8 beneath a subway train Monday, pulling the bleeding . “ We brought two distinguished charged us.” ------— NmveoArrived France that have taken a two-week beating from almost Saturday and Sunday. Milder, highs 35 to 45, lows in the FOI Commission has ruled that such QusiiiyGiFT WRAP and helpless man into a tiny crawl space between the black candidates, eminently Sweeney’s motion was seconded continuous rain and wind storms. It’s a float material must be released. ’The tracks and platform. 20s and 30s. . qualified for the position that was by Commissioner Edward Sarki I s;.orijiMiMfg.M<. I FIVE FAMOUS WANDS plus In Paris, the waters of the Seine rose so high that Maine, New Hampshire: A warming trend through town has refused to provide that in 12 Largs shsata Pasadena, Calif., kids on bikes (left) talk to The 29-year-old Harlem man’s bravery earned not posted, and they did not even sian. I Tag ol $Ma49SiW4y» Halbros, Elgin & Morel several highways along its embankments had to be the period. CJiance of snow north and rain or snow south formation to the HRC, citing, Rag. $3.00 the driver of the first human-powered float only a job offer Tuesday from Jamac Frozen Foods, receive a letter of acknowledgement However, commissioner Joan closed. Several suburban communities were flooded, Friday. Partly cloudy Christmas day. Chance of rain or privacy statutes. In a legal opinion during a test run of the vehicle Tuesday. The where he had applied just moments before his heroic until after the selection process Alien and Louis Kocsis openly joined but authorities expected water levels to stabilize. snow north and rain south Sunday. Lows in the teens and from assistant town attorney m m a m u m o n EW 1982 STYLES rescue that injured his leg, but the praise and good started,” Smith said. The ‘we’ Fisher in opposing the closing of the In the southwest region, where most of France’s float will be one of the features of the 1983 20s Friday morning rising into the upper 20s to upper 30s Malcolm F. Barlow, dated July 7, wishes of Reagan. referred (o a “network” of black investigation. cognac is produced, emergency measures were put into Rose Parade Jan. 1. It will be propelled by by Sunday morning. Highs in the 30s friday wanning to the town also cited FO I laws suppor “ I’d do it again,” Andrews smiled, toasting his new residents. effect Tuesday to evacuate 300 families. the leg power of a crew of 12 people. It was ting confidentiality of applicants. Three new commissioners — TIMEX boss, Eldward Marbach, amidst cheering office workers the 40s and low 5 ^ by Sunday. The Charente River, which normally flows lazily built by Dr. Paul MacReady, Inventor of the “ I w ill tell you that the best appli Commissioner Geoffrey Naab Naab, Sarkisian and John W. Cooney at Jamac’s offices. through the Bordeaux region, became a fast-flowing cant was not chosen for the job,” he noted that this raises the possibility — have joined the commission in re sun-powered Solar Challenger. ’The president, who read about Andrews’ heroism, torrent flooding fields of light grapes that produce the Long Island Sound continued. " ’The to'Wn is guilty of of legal action by the commission cent weeks. ’They asked for more telephoned him at 2:15 p.m., an hour after concluding a region s famed wines and cognac. discrimination.” against the town. Fisher said that he time to review the situation before OFF meeting with King Hussein of Jordan, an aide said. He The National Weather Service forecast for Ixmg 25% Husband shoots wife According to nersonnel records, a hopes to avoid that. voting. spoke to Andrews for about 10 minutes and wished him a Island Sound to Watch Hill, R .I., and MonUuk Point: ORfATSBidnON P AU L SMITHS, N.Y. (U P I) - A cousin of the late m erry Christmas and a happy and prosperous year. Winds south around 10 knots tonight. Southeast winds AU DWITAU • EUCnUCS • Ute • l£0 Spaniards share lottery sap WIND • WATBiPaOOF • QUARTZ Nelson Rockefeller was in critical condition today with Reagan then called Marbach to thank the trass for 10 to 15 knots ’Thursday. Fair tonight. Qoudy ’Thursday a head wound suffered when her cancer-stricken hus DRESSaSFORTS MADRID, Spain (UPI) - Telephone company offering Andrews a job. Marbach said he was “ shocked” with a chance of rain late in the day. Visibility over 5 5 0 % OFF GIFT BOXED _ workers in Cadiz and other Spaniards shared the top band, a former Wisconsin newspaper editor, tried to kill to hear from the president. miles tonight occasionally lowering to 1 to 3 miles in fog CHRISTMAS 1 Y lA a O U A tA W m OTuat A a a o it e ^ t ticket in the J364 million Spanish Christmas lottery her before committing suicide, police said. patches early Thursday and in possible rain ’Thursday Weinberg says layoffs State police said Tuesday Elsie Rockefeller McMillin, CARDS today, winning part of the $1.9 million main prize in the afternoon. Average wave heights less than 1 foot Entira Sslactlon ol h SAVE! G £ 58, the former wife of Sen. William Proxmire, D-Wis., Uranium missing world’s biggest lottery. tonight. Boxad Cards 1 Two orphan boys in smart dark-blue, double-breasted was shot late Monday night by her husband. Miles K N O X V ILLE , Tenn. (U P I) — More than 44 pounds of uniforms. Juan Campos Quemada and Antonio Navas de McMillin, 69. Mrs. McMillin is in critical condition at uranium could not be accounted for at five nuclear National forecast 7 to 12 HOLE Pedro, chanted the winning number — 21,515— and the Champlain Valley Physicians Hospital in Plattsburgh. facilities around the nation in a recent Nuclear will be the last resort staggering amount. Police said they found the couple Monday night on a city & Fcst Louisville cy PIPE RACKS bed in the family home on the Rockefeller’s 15,000-acre Regulatory Commission inventory, but officials said the Altwquerque pc Memphis cy Realizing they had picked the No. 1 prize — known as Asheville c Miami Beacn c Department heads have, up the budget. On the one Last year, the town Adirondack estate on Bay Pond about 22 miles report is nothing to get alarmed about. Milwaukee cy By Paul Hendrle ■El Gordo” (the Fat One) — out of the rotating globes, Atlanta pc at the latest, until Jan. 21 hand, they don’t want to budget of $35.1 million was None of the uranium could have been stolen, officials Billinffs w Minneapolis cy Herald Reporter the two 12-year-olds hurried to presiding lottery of northwest of Lake Placid. raise taxes much if they said. ’The NRC said the .^mounts-of-uranium involved Birmingham cy Nashville cy to submit their budget 12 percent higher than the 1 0 a 8 8 R*g- 13.08 ficials who confirmed the winning number. Boston c New Orleans r can help it; on the other previous year, but that in were small enough that a^urtfier investigation w ill not . New Yort c Worried that possible requests to General Man's NoMon* 2-M Cotogha A media hunt began for winners sharing the 41 series Mrs. Reagan fine Brwnsvll Tx.pc hand they don’t want to cut be needed. Buffalo pc SS 2B (^lahm Cty pc cuts in state and federal Manager Robert B. Weiss. cluded salaries. Depart For your ipaclol rnorv 2 oz* of the winning ticket, said by officials to have been sold Omaha pc Chrlstn S.C. p SO «) grants w ill put the squeeze Weiss and his administra popular public services. ment heads last year were BODY $ 1 3 * 0 WASHINGTON (U PI) — First lady Nancy Reagan is Uranium that can not be accounted for in one inven Charlott N.C Philadelp^ pc in Las Palmas, Malaga, Madrid and Sevilla. The of on municipalities, the town tion then w ill prepare a Mrs. Weinberg said it is instructed to keep non 2(F POWDER Box. carrying on with her normal holiday schedule, including tory often turns up in a later check, officials said. Chicago cy Phoenli cy ficials said $10,500 of the win were shared by a group of Cleveland pc Pittsburgh pc administration has ordered recommended budget. The sometimes difficult to salary projected budget in acting as hostess at a round of White House Christmas About 38 pounds of slightly enriched uranium and 6.4 SPRAY $1750 telephone company workers in Cadiz, who bought their Columbus pc Portlaml Me. c department heads to keep Board of Directors Budget balance thrift with ser creases to 6 percent. IlSAVE $3 parties, following the removal of a small cancerous pounds of highly enriched, bomb-grade uranium could Dsllst c Portland Ore. r COLOGNE 1'Aoz. I I series in Seville. Denver pc Richmond c their proposed, non-salary Committee, composed of vices. Department chiefs were growth from her upper Up. not be located in inventories conducted by the NRC from The Christmas lottery is worth a total of $364 million Des Moines pc St. Louis cy budget increases for next Mrs. Weinberg and instructed by Huestis to 1 3 GHAIELN0.5 “ She is going to be fine,” said Dr. Daniel Huge, the July 1981 through December 1981. Detroit pc Salt Lake CItyr “ The budget is so lean rologne Spray s O f l this year, and there are hundreds of thousands of prizes. San Antonio pc Xear below 5 percent. Republican Director Peter justify any equipment Qlva har lha ultimata White House physician. Duluth cy now, there really isn’t Compllmantery Powder Sat * ^ U a Young Campos Quemada and a dozen other boys from El Paso pc San Diego r Democratic Deputy P. DlRosa Jr., then will purchases they propose The growth was removed Monday during a brief San Franc isc r much we can cut,” she FaniNE the San Ildefonso orpanage took turns in singing the 'win Hartfoi^ c M in or Barbara B. prepare a final budget for and rank their purchase operation in Ruge’s office, and a biopsy determined that Death bill signing due Honolulu cy San Juan pc said. “ Like the streetlight CONCEHTRATE ning numbers. Indianapolis cy Seattle r Weniberg, the chairwoman approval by the full board requests in order of priori the abnormal skin condition was malignant. Spokane pc situation. We’re just not lA oz. *50 BOSTON (U PI) — ’The sweeping death penalty bill Jacksn Mss pc of the &>ard of Directors in May. ty. Jacksonville Tampa c going to be able to cut that *37.50 awaiting Gov. EMward J. King’s signature has been ashlniigton ‘ < Budget Committee, shares '/koz. *37.50 Fumes kill five Kansas City cy T H E R E W IL L BE town service. ’The people have *60 Lewis ‘doing well’ scrutinized and approved by lawyers. King’s legal Las V^as pc WichliRa pc the administration’s Rag. Ii7 .ss= lOaOl^ag. $ i3 .t5 Vioz. Little Rock cy elections next year and spoken — and rightly so — One of the nicest things 330 BARNW ELL, S.C. (U P I) — Five young people who counsel says, but opponents still claim the measure is gloomy outlook, but says 3)sn’( R a n . Cordbi* Colegno that puts the directors in and said that’s a service about Want Ads is their low HADSON BUTANE Ihhnl Spray 1 oz. ^ 0 slept overnight in a rural hunting lodge where they had LAS VECiAS, Nev. (U P I) — Jerry Lewis is “ doing unconstitutional. layoffs of town employees The Qlftobto moctra leant 2 <5z * Cologna A Powder an uncomfortable situation they are Willing to pay cost. Another is their quick ■JLM- attended a Christmas party “ never did wake up” very well with no complications” in his recovery from The lameduck governor, who promised in his 1978 t^ould be considered only Elactronlo Ughtar 1%oz. *15 for.” action. emergency open heart surgery and doctors say the politically when drawing Last. Malta A Ladlaa Stylaa • . *“ 3'Aoz. *22.50 because of gas fumes from a faulty heater, police say. A campaign to restore capital punishment in Lottery as a last resort. 20 sixth was in critical condition. movie comic and telethon host could go home t^fore Massachusetts, was scheduled to sign the measure at 1 ’The guide lines for budget Rag. “ It's a Christmas tragedy,” said state officer Hugh New Year’s Day. p.m. today, King’s assistant legal counsel Dennis preparation, outlined in a IMMEDIATE mmm •500.' Munn. “ It’s just terrible.” Lewis, 56, underwent a heart bypass operation Curran said Tuesday. memo by Budget and ELECTRIC 1 2 9 2 Robin Rogers, 19, was taken from the gas-filled, Tuesday after tests showed a blockage in his arteries. King’s signature would clear the way for the first Numbers drawn in New 1695. Resource Office Robert BUTANE STEREO MUSIC CENTER Doctors said Lewis was in good condition and could be cinder block lodge of the Salkehatchee Coon Club state-sanctioned execution since two men died in the England Monday: Rhode Island dally: 4217. Huestis, reflect C A S S E TTE DECK AM/PM released from Desert Springs Hospital in seven to 10 LIGHTER Tuesday and rushed to University Hospital in Augusta, electric chair in 1947. (Connecticut daily: 886. Vermont daily: 547. pessimism. At best, aEFFOHT- PHONO'BY LLOYDS Ua., where she was in critical condition. days. Maine dally; 838. Massachusetts daily: PUBLIC AUCTION LESS ’The Legislature last week enacted the measure, department heads have Ted Caddell, brother of one of the victims, told “ He is doing very well after a double cardiac bypass which applies to first degree murder cases that are New Hampshire daily: 2905. been told to plan to main INSURANCE CLAIM 818/42122 •SUM Fuil Spectrum Highs & for blockage in an artery,” said hospital spokeswoman •LIGHTS Lows • Station Barnwell County authorities he found the victims about premeditated or committed with extreme atrocity or tain current services — not EVERY TIME Memory • 4 Speaker 2:30 p.m Tuesday after becoming worried because his Barbara Scarantino, adding that the zany comic cruelty. add new ones — and the 5 Jacks • Head sister had not returned home from the lodge, a privately exchanged “ a few witticisms” with doctors after the HANDMM)£ PERSIAN & ORIENTM. RUGS R«g. $24.95 Phones • Tape ’The bill Includes 10 so
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J a c k Income tax backers going public A n d e rs o li Em Washington Legislators who favor an in commission’s labors were of lit rounds. Skjk. Merry-Qo-RoundJ come tax in Connecticut have tle comfort to the income tax Schneller’s political opposite in and a round-tri^P u already written their major New bloc in its membership. Acting as the Senate, Minority Leader Cmitol Comments I Philip Robertson of Cheshire, and got a ^ price of one. Y ear’s resolution for 19M. - - J warily of public reaction as You got two trips to — r., More of them are coming out of legislators contemplating re- says Stolberg dwells too much on the closet now and it is becoming Bob Conrad election campaigns, the commis the tax subject, to the potential detriment of other business he obvious that they believe this sion finished its work with a (f uy ' could be their year, at last, to sell Syndicated Columnist grandiose, m ajority conclusion must handle. Robertson, who op H u sse in the idea. that some exemptions from the poses the income tax, says it is a That's all, just sell the idea. sales tax could be lifted and a dead issue already. They are settling on that as their tighter rein on spending applied Governor Bill O’Neill says he SOME LEGISLATORS are p layin g top resolution for the new year. by a legislature searching for in the Democratic majority, but will veto any income tax bill that straining for identity with topical “ There W ILL be an income tax wavs to balance the books. they know the heaviest clout of reaches his desk in this session matters before the session con bill." said Senator Audrey Beck It was a conclusion that could all still rests with the voting anyway. Rather incredibly, venes. Representative Gene w ith U .S. of Mansfield defiantly and with have been anticipated, given the public. So they don't expect though, for die-hard opponent ' Migliaro of Wolcott, for example, fire in her eye when the bi hard political arithmetic of who colleagues to risk their political O’Neill, he would not extend that is gunning for the auto emissions partisan tax study commission was for, and who against, an in Jordan’s King Hussein is playing g necks by adopting the controver absolute position to cover all four test program. Senator Thom rejecled it as a way of solving the come tax in the commission cat-and-mouse game with President sial levy yet. years of the term he begins in Serrani of Stamford, smarting state's revenue needs the other lineup. Reagan, except Hussein is thd That sets up a curious paradox two weeks. The arena for coming to grips over being, deposed as chairman day. mouse — or more precisely, thd for the 1983 session. Income tax In what advocates of the in with the tax dilemma, then, But evcny Senator Beck, a of the Transportation Com “Mouse That Roared.” J people intend to push it more come tax could interpret as an in remains where it has always member of the commission, and mittee, intends to dig into the The doughty little monarch, a^ aggressively than ever, but main vitation or an opening, O’Neill, been, in the legislature — with all Its chairman. Senator Richard state Department of Transporta usual, has worked his way into posif ly as an “ educational p lo y " They as he talked recently with due respect to study com Schneller of Essex, concede with tion from his hew pulpit, chair tion to have a U.S. president eating believe this can be the year when reporters, said he would have to missions down through the years. r o e r i ^ _ other income tax advocates that manship of the Senate side of out of his hand. ’This is all the i the public finally has its fill of be persuaded that an income tax And income tax advocates it has almost no shot in 1983. Program Review and astonishing, since the king has I legislative tinkering with taxes is the answer to the state’s fiscal there are preparing for a new ef Invesigations. barded Reagan with bizarre^ S(:i i n k i .\.i ;K, t h e Senate and can be made receptive to the problems. fort with slightly different tac But the income tax supporters lengthy, personal letters. One wag liNltwi^eankia ’ S#.-* majority leader, shares that income levy the next time O’Neill thus may become a tics in this tximing session. are resolved, however tough so rude that no response was made3 dsMtorttdfilhilse. IC .M u ir realistic feeling with incoming around. candidate for the kind of Schneller and Stolberg, es their task, to make their case in Y et Hussein is now the president’] ^^^dpIdwSeNiINles ...... 4 i . ^ House Speaker Irving Stolberg of So in the marketplace of ideas ■“ education’ ’ this internal lobby pecially the latter, can be this session as never before. It’s pampered guest in Washington. F o ] " ...... t t t w ? New Haven, a commission swirling around the State Capitol intends to work on the public and expected to fulfill their roles as up to them to see that, as New his stark little Bedouin kingdom i| member and still another sup in the weeks ahead, the income legislators alike, especially if defenders of the controversial Y ea r’s resolutions usually go, situated strategically right at th4 porter of the income tax, tax people hope to make it a case revenue-raising efforts turn into tax w henever it com es up. this one isn’t forgotten early in center of Reagan’s Middle Elast Autoinaiically adjusts for perfect Stolberg and Schneller may be of buy now, pay later, for tbeir a mess in 1983. Schneller is the most resigned to this new year. (Syndicated by peace plan. Without Hussein^ fnMant color pdfife every timet two of the most powerful leaders pet project. CERTAINLY THE Study its fate if a bill survives the early The Herald of New Britain.) Reagan would have a peace tableil with no one sitting at it. ^ i G ET COUPONS WORTH SSi I In Manchester REAGAN SEES the king as i . POLAROmTIHi#' possible strategic partner and it One-Step instwit ready to offer him a generous gift of The darker side arms. But intelligence report^ CHrlteg.aS.7e describe Hussein as "uncomforj duet s4m & shd. table” with this role and hesitant to SXTDTifltolMo sit down at the bargaining table. He of Christmas would like the m ilitary aid witbouS the strategic honor. I
The Christmas meanies have all, are purely an act of The last four presidents have learned that Hussein is an erratie struck again. generosity on someone else’s but wily ruler, who knows how t^ ■Sometime between the time part. They serve no other pur etMM>U:POlAROI(>660 play diplomatic hard ball. His publie the Shady Glen Restaurant pose than to brighten and enrich image is polished, meticulouslyt closed at 11:30 p.m. M onday and the holidays for everyone. polite and controlled. But a turS when it opened Tuesday, Yet. in recent years, calls bulent personality seethes behind *8X70 someone climbed its roof and have come in to the police this discipline royal image. * 1 3 , 7 0 (OSILY taJK S*C*« — knocked the heads off six angels. department from angry and up L According to intelligence source* l i m Whoever did the damage left set homeowners reporting he has severe mood swings and way PRICES MAY vary"by area. two of the heads and carted off Christmas lights smashed, lawn even be a manic-depressive. Hit the remaining four — probably decorations tipped over or likes to vent his spleen in personsi by car. stolen, and door decorations letters that would quiver the s trip ^ We agree with restaurant ripped down. on a diplomat’s trousers. { € .% operator Bernice Rieg, who It’s a shame vandals don’t He once wrote a secret letter t4 . , fi ^ »■ called the vandalism the work of read editorials. If they did, we’d President Nixon threatening to g ] "the meanest thieves in town.” like to ask a question. Just what on a “ ghazou” unless he got U.Sj The incident is becoming a makes you want to ruin someone aid. A ghazou is a Bedouin raid on i too-familiar scenario this time else’s Christmas? What kind of neighboring tribe. "W e might bavd to go on a ghazou, an old Arab tribal of year and we’re left wondering anger must you have inside you custom, and get it. Sir, from somd why. to cause such needless pain to Commentary quarter or other in thid Vandalism to Christmas someone who wants to do neighborhood,” he wrote, “ possiblj decorations somehow seems an nothing more than share the joy causing you a problem which mad ' i M i .... even meaner crime than simple of Christmas with all? be even more serious than the one { vandalism. Decorations, after Didn’t you have enough fun on Redoing the 'dream' am now posing.’’ ^ I Halloween or is it some other * ' ...... ' '"'M leftover energy which makes HUSSEIN FIRED off an equalld (Dr. Arthur L. .Amirrson is a America. We have to create jobs. terms of intellectual, aesthetic and blunt letter to President Ford. If thd you want to do something so profcHHor of Horiology at Fairfield We must recover our work ethic, moral and religious development. United States didn’t provide Jordaa mean? Iniversity, and author of
i» '' ' Pancho Claus Simsbury 58 East Catholic 67 Cheney Tech 58 brings Yule SPORTS Manchester 52 Bristol Eastern 53 Vinal Tech 48 to Hispanics J. HOUSTON (UPI) - Dressed In a bright red zoot suit and pointed shiqy black shoes, Pancho Gaus pulled up in front of a Houston library Tuesday in low-rider car to Talented Simsbuty tops Indians wish a group of Hispanic children a happy holiday season in a bilingual play. w||H|||||||||H By hen Auster l|H|||yH9||||M BflM LS ‘“Twas the night before Christmas and ali through the Sportswriter Casa (house),” the narrator said. “Not a creature was stirring, vata que pasa (what’s happening)." Never can a coach or team be He says instead of the reindeer there “were eight satisfied with a loss but Manchester- low-rider cars aii jacked down in the rear.” High basketball 0)ach Doug Pear ‘"Then out steps this dude with drapes so fine, tailor- son couldn’t be unhappy, either, made. And I knew it was Pancho Gaus by his smoky with his quintet’s effort against black shades.” visiting Simsbury High Tuesday The story is about a poor Hispanic boy who wants a evening at Garke Arena. stereo radio headset for Christmas. His grandmother The Indians, as their style, hustled tells him he is too poor and all he will get is long un throughout and caused some havoc derwear. but the visiting Trojans had too But, somehow a friend named Pancho hears about the much talent, this time, and went youth’s wish and arranges to get the radio and sneak it home a 58-52 winner. under his tree. And early Christmas morning, the little “They’re very quick and big and boy is happy and a believer in Christmas. ^ we had trouble with that,” Pearson What makes this Christmas story different from most spoke of Simsbury’s halfcourt trap, is that about one-third of the dialogue in the play is in “After awhile we did better but that Spanish.' But the groups of school-age children who hurt us. gathered in libraries, parks, community centers and "But,” and Pearson emphasized schools around Houston to see the show did not miss one that word, "we hung in their and did word. so very well. It makes me feel very Most of them are bilingual and can better understand good. If we had made some critical words and phrases when spoken in the language of their hoops, we might have caught up. But families, said Ruby Nelda Perez, the director of the thev were a little too big, too strong project. and too quick.” A small grant from the National Endowment for the Biggest nemesis for Manchester " S f*.. ^ a-, Arts, the Texas Commission on the Arts and the was Simsbury’s sky-walking 6-foot4 “ ‘**^ : i ■■' . ' . Cultural Arts Council of Houston made the 30-minute senior center Jad Morgan, who had show possible. The money was used to pay for the sets in game totals of 21 points and 6 the show and for the small salaries paid to the student rebounds. He had a fine second half actors, who performed the show 17 times this year. with 14 of his points. ’The play, written by Richard E. Reyes, is a simple “Morgan came to life in the third story about loving your fellow man. But the theme is quarter,” said Simsbury Coach Dick Herald photos by Tarquinlo hidden in jokes and poems, which are recited by the Lorenzo, who saw his club go to 1-1 f Wheel surgery four-member cast. in the league and 2-1 overall with the ' \ “The Spanish words are not really jokes, but little win, “The kids wanted to go to him then. He has talent, but doesn’t V Workers (left) remove the rear axle from a garbage truck owned by injured, but a man riding on the rear of the truck, Willie Hill, 37, of Hart words the Mexican-American kids can relate to,” said ' < V ' ford, suffered cuts and bruises, according to a Manchester Memorial Ms. Perez. “’They enjoy it because they can relate to the always use it. He can do a lot inside Sanitary Refuse of Manchester that overturned on Center Street about and was the one to get us going.” • Hospital spokesman. At right, a police officer surveys the damage. language, the accent and the story.” 10 a.m. Tuesday. A broken axle caused the truck to roll over on to Its Reyes also stars as Pancho and he wears a bright red' Manchester, after trailing 21-19 at side. The truck's driver, 31-year-old Cecil Hurst of Hartford, was un zoot suit with a long-tailed jacket, a sequiiied vest, black the half, drew even at 27-all with shirt and a bright red tie. A long gold chain, which 2.27 left in the third stanza on a almost touches the floor, hangs from his belt loop. jumper by sophomore guard Greg Herald photo by Pinto A black and red hat tops off the outfit. Reyes’ eyes are Turner. Hoops by Morgan and Barry Gas tax Obituaries Cattle rustlers covered by wrap-around black sunglasses and he grew a Colmery, the latter at the buzzer, BASKETBALL UP IN THE AIR TO GRAB mustache and teard for the role. gave Simsbury a 32-29 lead going between Steve McGrath (35) and Indians’ Ken Willis (32) “This suit doesn’t mean I’m bad. It means I have into the. final eight minutes. votestalled class,” Pancho tells the children, who laugh as he strolls The Trojans, behind Morgan’s 8 Mrs. Fannie M. Perry Chapels Ltd. has charge of strike in Hebron around the set. points, moved the lead to 40-33 with half and gotten the Trojans’ big men pressive outing had 6 points and a Mrs. Fannie (Mathewson) Perry, arrangements. He tells the children to “do something special 5:19 to go. Hoops by 6-foot-5 forward in foul trouble. good floor game. “1 was impressed WASHINGTO.N (UPIl ^ The 70, of Kensington, died Tuesday at We’ve all seen cattle rustling in the old Western sometime for someone. Go up to them and hug them and ■ ,'~a^ - Steve McGrath, both on dump offs “It was a tough game, good game. by Turner,” said Pearson. “ He will her home after a long illness. She Elizabeth M. Skelly from guard Darren ' McCalla who We made an awful lot of errors, es get more playing time as the season Senate spit and snarled into the wee Elizabeth M. Skelly, formerly of movies, but would you believe a case of cattle rustling in tell them you love them,” he said. hours today unable to stop an “ob was a registered nurse. Hebron? He ended the show with messages in both Spanish and penetrated the lane, kept the pecially for a team with, a lot of goes on. And Brophy has responded durate and obnoxious" Jesse Helms She leaves her husband, John D. Manchester, died Monday at West Trojans in front at 44-36. experience,” continued Lorenzo. to his role of coming off the bench. Point Hospital in New York. She had State police said this morning there was such a case English. from blocking quick passage of the Perry. She was the sister of Clifford last month and two men have been arrested. “This is one way to show how much you appreciate “ When you gamble you give “Manchester is an aggressive team. That is a credit to him. ” Mathewson of Manchester. She also lived in Manchester from 1953 to something up. A good team will take What it may lack in tajent it makes “The kids didn’t play a bad game. nickel-a-gallon gasoline tax increase 1971. A Polled Hereford breeder, valued at 8S,500, was them. You will get a good feeling. Fellz Navidad,” demanded by President Reagan. leaves two sons. Dr. John D. Perry slaughtered in the field of the Briar Ridge Farm in Pancho says. advantage of that and Simsbury is a up lor in hustle. Their coach has And 1 think we’re going to get a lot The House adjourned for the year Jr. in Maine and Paul 0. Perry in Funeral services will be Thursday good team,” said Pearson of done a nice job,” he complimented. better,” the Tribe ninth-year coach at 10 a.m. from Our Lady Queen of Hebron on Nov. 20, police said. shortly before 10 p.m. E.ST Tuesday Washington; four sisters, Mrs. State police have arrested Richard Pezzente, 21, of McCalla’s penetration. There were 39 turnovers, 20 by looked to the future. George Schwarz of Rockville, Mrs. Peace Church in Hewitt, N.J. Inter There was life in Manchester, yet, Simsbury. Manchester is now idle until next night, with a take-it-or-leave-it ment will be in St. John’s Cemetery Old Colchester Road, Hebron, on charges of cruelty to proposition for the Senate on a bill Walter Ludwig of Tolland, Mrs. animals and second degree larceny and Stephen Slippery roads as buckets by Ken Willis, Kevin “1 said before the year I would be Thursday when it hosts crosstown Reagan demanded after he Herbert Pschieholtz of Vernon, and in Queens, N.Y. Calling hours are Herald photo by Pinto Brophy, the latter playing well in a encouraged if we came to play every East Catholic at Clarke Arena in a 7 today, 3 to 5 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. at Coleman, on charges of conspiracy to commit cruelty to requested a balky Congress to Mrs. Shirley Aborn of Ellington; relief role, and free throws by night,” Pearson said. That he<^. o’clock start. the Richards Funeral Home, 1440 animals and conspiracy to commit second degree return for three weeks following the two other brothers, the Rev. Earle larceny. SIMSBURY’S STEVE McQRATH (35) GETS NEAR Turner whittled the Trojan lead to “If we do, then we will give Simsbury also took the jayvee tilt, Mathewson in Massachusetts and Union Valley Road, West Milford, . to controlling rebound away from Manchester’s Tim Carmel (14) 46-42 with three minutes left. everyone a game and win our share. 55-46. Jerome Owens and John November elections N.J. They said other arrests are pending and investigation cause accidents The Senate, however, scheduled a Daniel Mathewson of Rockville; two of the incident is continuing. Simsbury’s lead was still four “...I’m pleased. You do play to Janenda each had 9 markers for the grandchildren; and several nieces Stephanie N. McCooe points with less thJh a minute left win but if the kids come to play, you 1-2 young Indians. final vote for Thursday morning, Stephanie (Nawrocka) McCooe, Slippery road conditions contributed to serious ac and reces.sed for the night at 1:05 and nephews. when McGrath made a key steal and have to be happy,” added Pearson, 62, of East Hartford, died Tuesday cidents in Manchester Sunday and Monday, police said. subsequent 10-foot baseline jumper. Siiiiabury (58) - Colmery 3 6-6 12, r Memorial services will be who saw his club drop its first after a m. EST. at St. Francis Hospital and Medical At 2 p.m. Sunday, a car driven by 18-year-old Kenneth After Reagan signed the measure Thursday at 1 p.m. at Kensington That came with 36 seconds showing two opening wins. Manchester is 1-1 McGrath 4 1-3 9, Morgan 8 5-7 21, Center. She was the wife of John K. Drug charges made A. Rohan of 95 Autumn St. skidded in a pile of slush routs Eastern to all but seal the verdict. Washington 3 3-5 9, McCalla 2 1-3 5, Congregational Church. Friends Edsf in league play. providing money for the govern may call at the Porter Funeral McCooe, formerly of Manchester. while headed east on Hackmatack Street, spun around The Trojans employed a halfcourt Colmery added a dozen markers Kibbe 10-0 2, Brown 0 0-00. Totals 21 ment to continue operating on She also leaves a son, John P. twice, and crashed into a tree on the opposite side of the Tuesday, there was no compelling Home. Ill Chamberlain Highway, Two men were arrested on drug charges Monday in trap in the second half that proved for Simsbury, which was 21-for-37 16-24 58. Kensington, today from 7 to 9 p.m. McCooe of Rocky Hill; a daughter, road. effective. “We caused some from the field. The Trojans won the Manoheater (32) - McCurry 3 1-2 reason for Congress to stay in Mrs. Robert (Barbara E.) Pagano the parking lot of a local nightspot. Washington other than the Memorial contributions may be William G. Blowers, 36,. of West Hartford, and Rohan, who was cited for unreasonable speed, es problems with that. Maybe we rebounding wars, 25-17. 7, Carmel 1 0-0 2, Willis 4 2-2 10. of Plainville; two sisters, Mrs. caped with a minor rib Injury, and was treated and with 22-point spree didn’t get the ball but they didn’t get Brdphy, off the bench, had a team- Petersen 3 0-0 6, Mistretta 14-6 6, president's insistence on getting the made to the Memorial Fund of Ken Salvatore Scalise, 32, of 178 W. Middle Turnpike, were Mary Umanetz of East Hartford and tax increase to finance highway, sington Congregational Church or to charged with possession of marijuana. Police said the released at Manchester Memorial Hospital. it inside,” said Lorenzo. Manchester high 11 points for Manchester with Brophy 2 7-11 11, Dupee 2 0-0 4, Mrs. Genevieve Klatt of His passenger, Matthew Cusson, 18, of 279 Fern St., had gotten the ball inside the first Willis adding 10, Turner in an im Turner 2 2-3 6. Totals 18 16-24 52. bridge and mass transit construc a charity of the donor’s choice. two were arrested in the parking lot outside Luigi’s One- evening at home against Enfield can go on from there,” Penders Wethersfield,; and two Stop Lounge at 706 Hartford Road. was pinned inside the car when it struck the tree, and What had been a close contest tion and creation of 320.000 new grandchildren. turned into a semi-rout in the third High at 7:30. said. jobs A police officer said the two men were found inside a had to be extricated by town firefighters. He suffered a Funeral services will be Thursday stanza as Elast Githollc used that “The third quarter was the whole The Elagle coach didn’t like what David R. Shumaky car with small amounts of marijuana in their posses fractured leg and facial lacerations, and was reported in he saw in the fourth quarter which David Robert Shumsky, 29, of at 9:15 a.m. from the Newkirk & satisfactory condition this morning at Manchester block to propel itself to a 67-53 game,” v o ic^ East Coach Jim Whitney Funeral Home, 318 Bum- sion. triumph over homestanding Bristol Penders, seeing that as the turning saw Eastern trim the ^ s t lead to 10 Closings East Hartford, was found dead Mon Both were released on bond for Jan. 3 appearances in Memorial Hospital. points with 90 seconds left. “The . day at home. He was the son of side Ave., East Hartford, with a On Sunday, 23-year-old ’Thomas Strletelmeir of East Elastem in non-conference basket point. “We put a lot of pressure on coach Manchester Superior Court. fourth quarter left a bad taste. We Tech presents them and caused a lot of turnovers Continued from page I . Robert Shumsky of Arizona and the mass of Christian burial at 10 a.m. Hartford was cited for failing to grant right of way after ball action Tuesday evening. at St. Rose Church. Burial will be in ’The Eagles had a stellar third and scored at the other end. We played very sloppily. We lacked the late Barbara F. Shumsky and the his car skidded into another vehicle as the first car was killer instinct to put a team away,” be open Priday and closed Saturday, brother of Robert Shumsky of St. Mary’s Cemetery, East Hart coming out of curve on North Main Street. stanza, outscoring the Lancers to scored with our transition game Christmas Day. the tune of 22-4, to move from a tonight.” he reviewed. Manchester. ford. Calling hours are today from 2 Strietelmeyer suffered no injuries in the 7 p.m. acci Bond and Jim Dargati, each 9-for- Package stores: All package MAdC offers toys slender 28-24 halftime lead to an Graveside services will be held to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Memorial dent, police said. But the driver of tiie other car, 33- 17 from the floor, had 20 points stores will be closed on Christmas donations may be made to the year-old Walter Mamlok of Windsor, suffered multiple overwhelming 50-28 edge after three Penders was satisfied with his with opening victory Thursday at 10 a.m. in Col. Ray Day. .Saturday, Toys contributed to the tfTe^need financial periods. defense, but had a slightly different apiece to lead the Eagles. mond Gates Cemetery, Rocky Hill, Leukemia Fund at St. Francis abrasions and contusions and was treated and released Ptacbcinski was also in twin digits Rtfllse rolieclion; There will be Manchester 'Area assistance. East was lO-for-13 from the floor look at the offense. “Our defense with full military honors. Greater Hospital or to St. Rose School from Manchester Memorial Hospital. with 10 points while Dave Clallahan refuse collection in Manchester and Conference of Churches too ’The toys are those that in the canto with' only one turnover won the game tonight. When we ran Making first-year Coach Aaron home 10 of his game-total 16 Vinal Tech (48) - McCarthy 0-0-0, Hartford Funeral Services and Building Fund. Mamlok’s passenger, Carol D. Mamlok, 30, suffered a had 6 points and turned , in a solid Bolton on Friday. late for normal distribution were donated after Dec. 16 with guard Neil Ptacbcinski and our offense it really wasn't that Silvia’s debut a successful one, markers in the stanza. The Beavers Winzer 6-0-12, Sienna 1-2-4, Jackson fractured left wrist and a head injury. A Manchester defensive effort. East was 31-for-60 S chools: .Schools close at midday will be given away when MACC picked them Doug Bond netting 8 and 6 markers great. We're still rough offensively. Cheney Tech trimmed Vinal Tech, had a 28-22 advantage at the half and 1-0-2, Pope 4-0-8, Perry 6-0-12, Memorial Hospital spokesman said this morning that from the floor. Callahan had 8 Thursday for the holidays and Thursday night at the up to deliver them to she was in satisfactory condition at the hospital. respectively to lead the way. “This victory maybe will help us. 58-48, in Charter Oak Conference led after three periods, 43-36. eStucker 1-0-2, Oszurek 1-0-2, Bruzik reopen Jan 3. Manchester Mall, 811 Main families. The win evens East’s mark at 1-1 You always want to win the first rebounds and Bond 6 caroms. Nick Foran, senior forward, had 14-6. Totals 21-6-48. Fisher heads HRC . Tom Nye and Dan Siemiatkoski (COC) basketball action Tuesday I.ihrurics: On Friday the Mary St. while the loss drops Eastern to 0-2. one, get that one out of the way. And evening at the Beavers’ gym. 10 points in the first half and each had 14 points to pace the Cheney Library will be open from 9 Contiiiui-d from page 1 Freedom of Information Commis ’The distribution will take East resumes action Thursday when you get that one.mayte you It was the 1982-83 opener lor the finished with a game-high 21 tallies. sion, protesting the secret ballot. place from 6 p.m. to at homestanding Lancers. Bob Elliott was also in twin digits Steve Garvey a m. to 2 p.m. Whiton Memprial IF YOU ARE STILL LOOKING FOR THE Eastern took the jayvee tilt, 49-48. Beavers while Vinal dips to 0-2. Library will be open from 10 a.m. to which he was seriously injured, least 9 p.m., according to for Cheney with 10 points, all in the railing him "a living profile in Chris Galligan had IS points for the Cheney’s next outing is Thursday 2 p.m. The bookmobile will not Kenneth Burkamp, owner second half. joins Padres courage." ‘•RIGHT” GIFT AT THE “RIGHT” PRICE night at home against non operate. Manchester libraries will of the mall. young EUigles. Cheney had an advantage in the After his victory, Fisher said, "I Halftime lead not enough East Catholic (67) - Dargati 9 2-3 conference foe Stafford High at be closed Saturday. Christmas Day. Accord reached Burkamp said those who HOW ABOUT GLITTERING 14 K. GOLD?? rebounding wars led -by Elliott’s SAN DIEGO (UPI) - Steve do read this as a vote of confidence 7:45. Bolton’s Bentley Library will be come to select toys will be 20, Ptacbcinski 5 04) 10, Bond 9 24 boardwork. Garvey celebrated his 34th birthday but I see it as something bigger. Continued from page 1 “It was a little ragged with both closed Friday and Saturday. An asked to provide some Our 14 K Gold - Sold By Weight 20. Callahan 3 0-2 6, MePadden 3 1-3 Eric Winzer and Keith Perry each today as one of the highest-paid This commission has acted once teams going up and down (the dover’s library will be closed Friday evidence of the fact that and Tribe girls lose out 7, Brunone 1 0-1 2, Smith 0 04) 0, had a dozen markers to pace Vinal. players in baseball history, thanks again in the absence of party a proposed town-union agreement Makee A Truly Affordable Gift Kucinskas 0 0-0 0, Theriault 10-0 2,- court).’’ said Silvia. “We played and Saturday. The Booth Dimock Cheney also took the jayvee con to the San Diego Padres. politics.” that included the scheduling “ An absolutely horrible third "Overall, we are still not boxing Soucler 0 0-2 0. Totals 31 5-15 67. pretty good defense. I think that was Library in Coventry will be closed test, 43-42. Louis Melendez and Garvey signed a guaranteed $6.6 He pledged to keep the commis changes for patrol officers, but not quarter cost us the game tonight,” out well enough and we still turn the Bristol Eastern (53) • the key. Friday and Saturday. Melvin Hawkins each had 10 points million, five-year contract with the sion free from party politics. for administrative department 14 K GOLD CHAINS $17.00 PER GRAM said I^ncbester H l^ girls' baAet- ball over too much. We must con Siemiatkoski 7 0-114, Roman 0 44 4, “We used a combination of Stale offices; State offices will be and Patrick Weiss 9 to lead the Padres Tue^ay, ending a hectic As the chairman of the HRC’s af workers and detectives. ball Coach Steve Armstrong tinue to improve in these areas to be C oce 3 2-3 8, Nye 6 2-214, Williams 1 defenses. We sfal-ted out in a man open Thursday and closed Friday. NOTICE young Beavers. month of negotiations. The free firmative action subcommittee, “I think it’s going to fly with the Probate Court is open following his club’s 5340 reversal at a good team.” (M) 2, Sarjak 01-21, Levesoue 22-36, and then went to different zones and .Motor Vehicle Department Of- GREAT SELECTION OF CHAINS, BRACELETS, Cheney Tech (58) - Elliott 5-0-10, agent first baseman, preferring to Fisher was one of the prime actors members,” said Tighe of the latest for conferences with the the hands of homestanding Barb Baker had 23 points and Beth Naisonet 2 04) 4. Totals 21 11-15 53. that was pretty effective. .We didn’t fiees! All Motor Vehicle Depart use anything long enough for them Nowak 1-1-3, M itchell 7-2-16, stay in Southern California, moved in the commission’s clashes with the contract agreement, which is judge from 6:30 P.M. to EARRINGS AND CHARMS Simsbury High in CCIL play Hopkins 13 to pace Simsbury. Lisa 100 miles south from Los Angeles, ment offices will be closed Friday scheduled to be ratified by union 8 P.M. on Thursday Tuesday evening. Christensen netted 13 points and to get their offense geared up.” Strickland 1-24, Westry 0-0-0, Foran Board of Directors. The commission 8-5-21, Weiss 0-0-0, Velasco 24)4. where he was THE star in a star- and Saturday." They will be open pushed for changes in the affir members on 'Tuesday. ‘”rhe guys nights. Appointments — O R — “We did basically nothing right in' Lynn Shaw 9 to lead Manchester. .^ en ey had a 15-10 lead at the turn Thursday until 7:30 p.m. They will Totals 24-10-58. studded Dodgers’ lineup. mative action plan and has been in are getting sick of waiting for their suggested. Night that period,” Armstrong continued, The Silk Towners were minus , S p o r & with guard Mike Mitchell popping reopen Dec. 28 from 8:30 a.m. to FOR HER FIRST DIAMONDS - vestigating the process used to hire money,” he said. telephone number: 647- "Our b oxi^ out that period was second-leading scorer Paige Young, 7:30 p.m. 'Calendar the assistant town manager. “I’m sorry to see the scheduling 3227. FINE QUALITY poor, our defense wasn’t good and away with her parents for the The Herald: The Herald will be ' Manchester Herald Editor Dan go . . . that was the real hangup,” William E. FitzGerald we turned tte ball over IS times.” holidays on vacation, That hurt the published Friday morning. It will DIAMOND EARRINGS Fitts said today the Herald Is con said Tighe. “But I’m just glad these Judge of Probate Simsbury outscored the Indians, . Indians offensively. Wednesday Cromwelloufscores Bolfon, 59-33 not be published Saturday. negotiations are over.” .10 - .16 CT. TOTAL WEIGHT 21-2, in the eight-minute-segment. Manchester jayvees came home a ICE HOCKEY sidering filing a complaint with the Manchester vs. Glastonbury at 14 K Posta and Back That turned a 21-18 halftime lead by 35-19 winner. Heather Hohenthal One good quarter of basketball We made some nice passes.” respectively for Bolton. Manchester into a 29-23 advantage had 8 points and 12 rebounds and Hartford Arena, 8i40 ADventnres STARTING AS LOW AS M9.95 Fermi vs. East Catholic at BiP. 8i30 didn’t turn out to be enough as Gomwell, however, started to Gomwell took the;jayvee tilt, 78- for the Trojans after three periods. Kris Noone 8 markers for the 2-1 Bolton High fell to homestanding take command in the second canto 34. Don Haloburdo had 13 points for Red Cross We Encourage Comparison Shoppers The win evens Simsbury’s mark at young Indians. WRESTLING I -&■ aaa ■ ■ ■■ ^ B E East Catholic /Montville at Norwich Cromwell High, 59-33, in the COC arid moved to a 23-16 halftime lead. the young Bulldogs. ^ 1-1 while the Silk Towners slip to 1-1 basketball opener for both schools The Panthers extended the margin CALDWEU OIL, INC, See Us For Savings Before You Buyl . Simsbury (S3) - Hopkins 6 1-313, Free Academy, 6 Travel Service in the league and 1-2 overall. Tuesday evening. to 43-26 after three periods. Cromwell (59) - Manchester 3-2- W Thursday, Dec. 21 Manchester’s next outing is Moore 2 5-7 11, Boughan 2 1-2 5, Terryvllle at Cheney Tech, 6 8, Barlllaro 0-04). Goulet 8-0-18, S5S MAIN 8TRBET Bolton resumes play Thursday “I think Gomwell just wore us nniraday night against Ehifleld High Barren 0 1-2 1, Baker 11 1-4 23, night at home against non down. My bench Is kind of small,” Divicino 6-1-13, Lewis 4-0-8, Thomas ^ 643 -2 1 6 5 Smith' 0 0-0 0, Lowndes 0 (Ml 0, Thuraday at Clarke Arena at 7.45. conference foe Tolland High at 7:45. Leete said. 34)-6, Brooks 1-1-3, Farrell 04)-0, 1 1 2 a ^ C.O.D. Preopane 0 0-0 0, Jones 0(M)0, Moler BASKETBALL 12:30-5:30 r ~ FIna Jaealry Al Truly ANordaMa Piloas The locals had an 11-9 edge at the The Bulldogs had a 10-9 lea4.at the “I’m encouraged by the opener,” Bedlack 14)-2, Terry 14)-2, Webster Over 50 Years 0 (Mi 0. TotaU 22 9-18 82. Enfield at East Catholic, 7i30 turn a ^ nutlntained it at the half. Stafford at Cheney Tech, 7i4S turn with Coach Dave Leete pleased said Leete. "but you can’t be too en 0- 0-0, Delisle 0-04). Totals 27-5-59. Army $ Navy Club Travel Experience 141 CENTER ST. NUIICIIESTER , JManehMier 0 O)j: Wahrath 11-8 2, Then the third stanaa arrived. “That Tolland at Bolton, 7(45 hy the ei^ht-mlnute effort. “The couraged when you lose,” he B olton (33) - Brown 5-2-12, Authorized a g e n t In (AawwfeMi OFT Shaw 4 IT S .'S ^ v a n 1 1-3 2, Kobut 0 1090 Main SL Manchester for all Airlines, LAYAWAYS CERTmCAIBS quarter was the game,” Armstrong Enfield at Maneheater (girla). 7 145 first quarter we played very well,” tempered. Jim (loulet had 16 points Petersen 4-3-11, Ferguson 3-0-6. U) 6 4 M 5 3 7 0-3 0. Cbristenaen 8 S-6 IS, Markham Railroads and Steamship 649-8841 said further, “During one stretch we WRESTUNG he began, "We played good defense and Peter Divicino 13 to top Owen 04)4), G sano 0-2-2, Richard Manchester HOUfM: Tuca.-pm. 1»«:30 BAT. 10-3 PM THUM. TIU t PM 0 04) 0, Morianoa 0 04) 0, Dalone 2 IM) rrStEMSIBBEA Lines. tamed the ball over five straight Hartford Public at Maneheater, 2 in holding them to nine points. And Croipwell. Ted Brown and Jeff son 04)4>, Haloburdo 04M). Maneggia Umae and they went down and 8, Wojnarowskl 8 04) 6, Totals 17 8-15 CLASSIFIEP SECTION! Wetherafleld at East Catholic, 1130 we did some good things on offense. Peterson had 12 and ll markers 1- 0-2. Totals 13-7-33. M ond on four of them. 40. MANCHESTER HERALD, Wed., Dec. 22, 1982 - 11 10 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wed., Dec. 22, 1982 Celtics unable Sports Hall of Fame to contain Malone ’iaB.-’Xa.i. to up inductee list • • •» ( By Earl Yost mittee. The selection committee town with his financial h help over a will make iU 1983 choices in March. period of 45 years; Moe Morhardt, quarter. Bira, wno scored only 13 Sports Editor PHILADELPHIA (U P D - During boards early and played aggressive Committee members are Steve former college All-American in an 82-game regular season, the defense. We were ready to play. points and sat out the final 13:40, Format for the fourth annual baseball and soccer and major . later led Boston on a 9-1 run that cut It-? Cassano, chairman, Carl Silver, Philadelphia 76ers and the Boston They were high in Boston and we Manchester Sports Hall of Fame in Wally Fortjn, Hank McCann, Bob league baseball player with the the deficit to nine. Celtics can’t spend all their time were high tonight.” duction dinner in September will un Digan, Dick Cobb,. Tom Conran, Chicago Cubs. devising new strategies for their six The rehounding became a factor But the Celtics, who were playing dergo a change for 1983. 1981 - Charles “Pete” Wigren, their fifth game in seven n i^ ts, Nate Agostinelli and Earl Yost. head-to-head meetings. But in the second quarter. Down 39-28, The selection committee will ap Previous selections were as retired successful track and cross sometimes you have to wonder. the Celtics sank eight straight shots never threatened again and lost prove an increase in the number of country coach at Manchester High; their third game out of their last follows: Just 11 days before, the Celtics from the field hut couldn’t get any inductees from three to five with 1980 - Cathy Dyak, for six years Tom Kelley, former baseball and appeared to gain the upper hand in closer than five points. Philadelphia four. two of the group to be deceased. football coach and director of “My honest opinion is that we the No.l high average female the NBA’s hottest rivalry by routing held an 18-7 edge off the boards in For the last two years, three men duckpln bowler in the United States; atMetlcs at Manchester High and didn’t play worth a d— ,” Fitch said. the 76ers 123-97 with the aid of a 64- the period, with Malone claiming were inducted during the dinner at Jerry Fay, three-sport pro athlete, top-rated college football official; 33 rebounding advantage. eight. The rehounding margin for “When you play your fourth game in the Army & Navy Gub. Pete Gose, r member of the 1960 five nights (actually, six) and the former National Football League On Tuesday night, before a festive the game was 52-44. While seven members, six men performer; Hugh Greer, highly United State Olympic track squad, sellout crowd of 18,842, the 76ers “We got ourselves into a situation next game is Philadelphia, it’s no and one woman, made up the initial college All-American. picnic. That’s no excuse. When successful basketball coachat turned to Moses Malone to gain con where there was not one thing we number select^ and inducted in UConn; Walter “Ty” Holtand, long I trol of the boards. Philadelphia’s $13 did outstandingly bad,” coach Bill you’re tired you have to play smart, 1980, the bylaws permitted only 1982 - Charlie Robbins, winner of a and we sure didn't play smart.” time town tennis champion, star million man responded with 33 Fitch said of the Celtics’ first half. three to be named in the following baseball and basketball player; Leo dozen national long distance running points and 19 rebounds to lift the “ But the tempo changed and we two years. A bylaw change will be championships; Dick Danielson, Maurice Cheeks also picked up the Katkaveck, only Manchester native >1* Sixers to a 122-105 victory and hand didn’t adjust.” made in February. to play major league basketball in retired soccer coach at Manchester Billy Cunningham his 300th career Clint Richardson, starting in place slack created by Toney’s absence This year’s dinner will be held High, who turned out many cham with 22 points, nine assists and six the BAA and standout college coaching win. of the injured Andrew Toney, Septenibe;- 23 at the Army & Navy player; Tony Lupien, ex-Harvard pionship squads; Sam Massey, “If there's one thing that’s always provided a spark at guard. He steals, and Franklin Eldwards con Gub. pound for pound called tributed 13 points. Danny Ainge led athlete and major league first brought out in this series, it’s that scored 11 of his 18 points in the first More than 100 men and women baseman with Boston, Chicago (AL) Manchester’s best all-time athlete. each team is always figuring out quarter, hitting two long jumpers the Celtics with 17 points, Gerald who contributed to the sports pic Unsung Awards were made to Henderson added 16 and Quinn and Philadelphia, veteran baseball different ways to beat the other and late in the p e ri^ to spark a run of 13 ture in Manchester or who reached coach at Dartmouth; Joe Denny Carlin in 1982 and John the loser goes back to the drawing straight points that helped the Buckner chipped in with 15. heights on the athletic front or (who Phelps in 1982 for their many years With the victory, Cunningham McGuskey, two-time USA Olym board to make some adjustments,” Sixers take control. launched their successful careers In of volunteer contributions to the reached the 300-win plateau faster pian, winner of 25 national long dis Julius Erving said after 19 points, 10 “The loss (in Boston) didn’t affect Manchester are eligible for con tance track titles; Matt Moriarty betterment of youth sports us that much,” Richardson said. than any coach in NBA history as he programs in Manchester. rebounds and a fine defensive job on sideration by the nine-man com Sr., who kept many sports alive in UPI photo Larry Bird. “We had to keep our heads tonight improved his career record to 300- Malone, who played 46 minutes, and stay within our game plan. I just 130. said it was just a matter of coming tried to play the same way I always “This doesn’t mean anything; it’s PENGUINS’ GREG MALONE SCORES ON SHOT out Tuesday night and being do. Starting "was no big thing. I’ve just a win,” he said. “ We know . . .that gets past Whaler goalie Greg Mlllen Wednesday night aggressive. been in every situation on this team they’re going to come back just like “It takes more than one guy to in my four years here.” we knew we were going to come Closing stirs memories rebound. "‘Malone said. “In the last The Sixers boosted a 67-54 half back after they beat us in Boston. As game, Boston had a lot of different time edge to 79-62 on Richardson’s far an any further importance, there V . guys on the boards. We crashed the dunk midway through the third is none.” Banning public events in a number of the ar mories around the state because of fire code A m £ violations, including Manchester, stirs memories of Penguins' rally the years when schoolboy and independent basket Herald College basketball roundup w>:a/7 ball games were staged regularly at the Main Street drillshed. Angle Before the Garke Arena was built as part of the current Manchester High School, on what was once Earl Yost, I f l ^ A a nine-hole golf course, all home basketball games ^ p o r ts Editor UPl photo of the schoolboys were played in the armory. clowns Whalers Louisville appears MAURICE C HEEI^EYES BALL Not only did the high school play at the armory, .along with Moses Malone, M.L.Carr and Julius Erving either on Tuesday or Friday nights, with dancing final period when he converted a following the games on Friday nights, but amateur HARTFORD (UPI) - The after a successful road trip in which Pittsburgh Penguins have had trou- the resurgent club captured five of feed from Ron Francis. But teams also performed on the same floor. One night the New York Renaissance came to Boutette, who was the compensation Hugh Greer, who later built up a great reputation putting the puck in the net, so eight possible points. Before going town. In their day, the Rens were the top Negro they weren’t ready to engage in a on the road, the Whalers iced vic awarded Pittsburgh when the as a college basketball coach at the University of traveling club. Today the Globetrotters hold that Whalers signed free-agent Millen, as strong as ever Connecticut, started his career as a coach in wide-open game with the Hartford tories against the New York honor. Whalers, Rangers, Montreal Canadians and answered just 12 seconds later to tie Dailey returns after layoff Manchester. He rounded up a group of young men, a Bob Douglas, Rens’ manager, agreed to come to the score at 2-2. team called the Rangers, and the team ranked with “We couldn’t afford to open up Philadelphia Flyers. By Fred Lief we wanted to do we did in the first Ohio, Leroy Combs tossed in 21 town for a flat guarantee, plus a percentage of the against a team like Hartford, “The Whalers played well — they “The goal took some momentum the best in the state. Fellows like Jim “Red” out of the Whalers,” said Boutette. DPI Sports Writer . half, that was to break the press and points and grabbed 13 rebounds to K3te. because we haven’t been getting have nothing to be ashamed of,” Sheldon, AI “Putt” Saimond, Harold Schuetz and The armory was jam-packed on a snowy high in “We kept plugging away and it go to score,” said Valvano, whose power Oklahoma State past Toledo Stewie Kennedy, to list a few, wore the colors of the many goais,” Pittsburgh coach Ed said Johnston. “Any coach will tell The smooth operator at the point, to spark Bulls to triumph which traveling was hazardous but nearly 4,000 fans deflated them. We’re forechecking team is 4-1, “I was very pleased the 76-59 for the title of the Blade-Glass Rangers. die Johnston said Tuesday night you that the toughest game to play is Jerry Eaves, is gone. So is bruising first time out on the road in a hostile City Classic. Michigan beat Ver were on hand for the opening tap. after the Penguins snapped a five- the first one after a road trip.” well and it’s paying off.” , forward Wiley Brown, he of the mis The late Will Clarke, whom the current schoolboy At halftime, Douglas sought his share of the gate. environment, I like my team,” mont 71-45 for third place. to receive psychiatric treatment Suns 114, Spurs 113 surface was named after, in addition to guiding the game winless streak with a 3-2 vic Hartford coach Larry Kish sing thumb. But Lousville, a Final Elsewhere in the Top 20, No, 14 At Muncie, Ind., Ray McCallum The local promoter said he had about about 3,000 By Ira Kaufman following his self-imposed layoff. Kyle Macy scored all 8 of his high schoolers, also handled the Guards. tory over the Whalerk. agreed. The Penguins also received,good Four team a season ago, looks as Arkansas downed Southern scored 20 points, including 8 of his UPI Sports Writer fans inside. Strong forechecking by Steve Gat- “We just weren’t sharp tonight,” A basket by Tree Rollins and a points in the fourth quarter, in A great rivalry developed between the more Douglas, who had been making one-night stands goaltending from Michel Dion, who strong as ever. Mississippi 64-62; No. 18 Nevada- team’s last 13, to carry Ball State free throw by Dan Roundfield cut cluding the winner with 40 seconds experienced Guards of Walter “Ty” Holland, zos set up the game-winning goal by he said. “We didn’t have the same “Louisville is going to get better After twice breathing new life into around the East for years, took out a big cigar, lit rejected 31 shots. It was Dion’s first Las Vegas defeated Long Island U. over Louisiana Tech 81-77 for the Chicago’s advantage to 116-114 left, to pace Phoenix to a road Henry “Hank” McCann, Ernie Dowd, Howard rookie Dave Hannan with 7:54 left in pizzaz we had on the road. We’ve and better, ” said North Carolina 101-78; No. 19 San Diego State championship of the Ball State the Chicago Bulls Tuesday night, it, and said, “You have 3,984 people in here. I won’t been down before, so we’ll just have victory since he beat Edmonton before Theus scored four straight triumph. “Gob Turkington “Gob” Turkingon and Garence the game. Gatzos wrestled the puck Nov. 10. State coach Jim Valvano, “And dropped Howard 89-61; and No. 20 Classic. Fairleigh Dickson edged beleaguered rookie Quintin Dailey count those in on passes. You pay me on 3,984 or we away from Whaler defenseman to pull up the old bootstraps and could hardly draw a breath himself. points. Orlando Woolridge added 22 I’islons 102, Nets 97 “Gyp” Gustafson. don’t go up for the second half.” “Michel’s a talented goaltender — . they’re not nearly as good as they’ll West Virginia lost to Stetson 76-69. James Madison 65-62 in the consola points for Chicago while Atlanta Terry Tyler scored 15 of his 18 Russ Anderson and sent a pass out start again.” be later in the year.” At Pine Bluff, Ark., Darrell tion game. “My lungs are dead,” said the The local man didn’t argue, paid Douglas on his Both teams had trouble scoring in the most talented in the league,” rookie Dominique Wilkins had 24. points in the second half and Isiah Fever struck again to Hannan, who lifted a high shot said Johnston. “Both goalies played 1 ney were good enough at home in Walker scored 18 points and Ricky At Reno, Nev., Graylin Warner controversial first-round draft correct assessment of the crowd. over Whaler goalie Greg Millen. the first two periods. Pittsburgh choice, who proved his jumper is “ I wondered how many minutes Thomas hit two straight baskets in Those days will never be relived. well.” Freedom Hall Tuesday night, where Norton hit two free throws with 18 scored 18 points and Johnny Collins Quintin could play,” said Chicago the final minutes as the Pistons There was a big lapse between the era of the Gfeg Malone and former Whaler took a 1-0 first-period lead on the No. 11 Cardinals beat No. 15 seconds left to help Arkansas raise hit three foul shots in the final two still ticking after his six-game layoff Guards and Rangers before basketball fever struck The armories, in most communuties, were the Malone’s goal and Hartford pulled Millen finished with 29 saves. coach Paul Westhead. “He got tired posted their third straight road vic Pat Boutette also scored for “It was really a goaltender’s North Carolina State 57-52 for the its record to 7-0, The Eagles, 6-2, minutes as Southwestern Louisiana by scoring 18 points in Chicago’s 124- Manchester again, following World War II. only ones that could accomodate large crowds for Pittsburgh, 0-4-1 before the game. even in the second period on 116 victory over Atlanta in double several times and we had to rest tory. Rookie Cliff Levingston had a basketball games. game,” said Dion, who started the Wolfpack's first loss. were led by Kenny Dailey’s 22 beat Nevada-Reno 69-63 to win the career-high 24 points for Detroit in First there were the Guards, then the Nassiff Pierre Lacroix and Blaine Lacroix’s tally. Louisville, whose trademark is points. Wolf Pack Classic. Cal-Irvine overtime. “I had pain and I’m tired, Arms and finally the British-Americans in State, The Armory playing surface wasn’t sparkling Stoughton gay^-the Whalers their NHL All-Star game last season. “I just his second NBA start. Stoughton scored for Hartford. like playing in these kinds of duels,” muscle underneath, speed on the At Las Vegas, Nev., Sidney Green downed Gonzaga 75-61 in the con but it’s a good feeling and I’m sur Eastern and American League play and in all.three clean like the facilities available today for the The Whalers were a tired team only lead, ^ '/5 6 seconds into the break and strength on defense, got prised by what I did.” llullelH 77, Cavaliers 74 schoolboys, and the lights were only average and scored 25 points, Larry Anderson solation game. At Landover, Md., Greg Ballard divisions championships were garnered. fine performances from Charles Dailey’s selection by the Bulls in the rafters presented limited long-range high-arch added 23 and Danny Tarkanian had NBA roundup scored 28 points, including a 3-point During the hey-day of the latter two clubs it was Jones with 17 points and Rodney the draft prompted some stormy shootingJiut the old lady could tell a hundred stories 17 assists to lift Nevada-Las Vegas In other games, it was: Boston play with 17 seconds remaining, as the rule rather than the exception for a game to be ,McCray; with 11 points and 9 reaction in the Chicago area. At the about games, just-as her sister armorys could in over LIU in the Rebel Roundup. In College 99, Fairfield 79; Stanford 81, the Bullets notched their fourth played before less than a sellout at the Armory. The rebounds. tonight’s title game the Rebels meet Harvard 77; Florida 92, Biscayne University of San Francisco, Dailey “in crowd” could always be found attending the towns 'like hteriden, Wallingford, Bristol, pleaded guilty to a pleabargained straight victory and handed Torringtoff,\Brl^l, Hartford and Middletown. Islander coach hurt “They were two evenly matched Baylor, a 71-66 w inner over 72; Dartmouth 64, Florida Southern games. him. He got the feel of the game Cleveland its seventh straight loss. teams, " said Louisville coach Den Morehead State. 62; Mississippi 77, Illinois Wesleyqn lesser charge of assault after being ny Crum, whose club is 8-1, “ I didn’t At San Diego, Eddie Morris accused of raping a woman student. quickly. I thought that might take Supcr.Sonics 99, Trail Blazers 94 65; North Carolina 73, Tennessee- At Seattle, David Thompson know if we could beat them or not,” scored 19 points to help San Diego The high-scoring guard had been on about a week, but he got his game Chattanooga 66; Bradley 65, St. scored 31 points as the SuperSonics In the first half, Crum had good State tie a school record with its a leave of absence for Chicago’s last legs sooner.” Joseph’s 63; Cincinnati 88, Marshall won their fourth straight and reason for concern, N,C. State guard seventh consecutive victory. Keith six games, citing stress. Elsewhere, Philadelphia ripped while avoiding brawl 81 (ot); Loyola (111.) 75, California Dereck Whittenburg struck for 18 Smith finished with 16 points and Boston 122-105, New York topped snapped Portland’s six-game win Gretzky ‘Sportsman of Year' 67; Michigan State 95, Cleveland Dailey, who shot 8-for-12 from the -Milwaukee 101-94 in overtime, ning streak. points and the half ended 33-33. Michael Cage added 13 points and State 56; Ohio State 81, Holy Cross night at the 37-second mark of the floor in 24 minutes as a reserve, Phoenix edged San Antonio 114-113, Warriors 95, Koekels 82 Sports Illustrated publisher Philip playoffs. By Tony Favla Islander. The second half was a little more nine rebounds. 60; Western Kentucky 68, Dayton EDMONTON. AlberU (UPI) - third. John Ogrodnick got his 18th orderly for Louisville as the Car scored with two seconds le ft. in Detroit beat New Jersey 102-97, Purvis Short hit two straight G. Howlett will present Gretzky Among his records were the most Islanders Coach Al Arbour, trying At Deland, Fla,, Frank Burnell 58; Texas Christian 77, Colorado 52; Wayne Gretzky, who added Sports UPI Sports Writer for Detroit and Brian Sutter dinals limited Whittenburg to just 4 regulation to tie the score 101-101 Washington downed Cleveland 77-74, baskets in the final minute at home with his latest trophy at a special three-goal games — 10. He also had to avoid a full-scale brawl, grabbed scored 21 points and Glynn Myrick Brigham Young 66, Providence 52; Illustrated’s “Sportsman of the recorded his 22nd for St. Louis. points. Jones put Louisville ahead and his layup with 61 seconds Seattle defeated Portland 99-94, to pace Golden State, which led 25-9 pre-game ceremony Dec. 22 before three four-goal games and one in Even coaches aren’t safe from the Nystrom and held him from going added 19 as Stetson ran its record to Fresno State 55, Montana 41; remaining in the first overtime tied Year” trophy to his ever-burgeoning Flames 6, North Stars 4 for good at 18-37 with a tip-in and the 7-0. Greg Jones scored 28 points for Golden State beat Houston 95-82 and after one quarter. Short scored 24 the Oilers host the Minnesota North which he scored five. occasional violence in the NHL. over the boards. In doing so, the Oregon Sta’te 91, Midwestern 55; San the game 109-109. In the second Dallas nipped San Diego 121-118. points and Joe Bryant had 23 for the collection, hopes his award can help During the New York Islanders’ 3- coach, a former defenseman, dis- At Calgary, Alberta, Lanny Cardinals expanded the lead to 8. the Mountaineers, 8-1. Diego 56, "Texas Tech 53; Stars at Northland (toliseum. The Dec. 30, 1981, five-goal game extra session, backcourt mate Knicks 101, Bucks 94 Warriors while Allen Leavell had 20 increase hockey’s popularity across 3 tie with the Nordiques in (Quebec locateid his shoulder and spent the McDonald and Kent Nilsson each "Coming into the game the thing In other tournaments, at Toledo, Washington 76, Santa Barbara 55: the United States. A plaque affixed to the trophy against the Philadelphia Flyers Reggie Theus scored eight of his Bernard King and Paul Westphal for Houston. reads: "Sports Illustrated: allowed Gretzky to snap the record Tuesday night, a fight erupted rest of the game with his arm in a scored two goals to help the Flames, gamehigh 29 points to pace the Bulls scored four points apiece in over Mavericks 121, Clippers 118 “I think it will help hockey in the between the Islanders’ Denis Potvin sling. who snapped a seven-game home United States,” said the Eklmonton Sportsman of the Year: 1982: Wayne of 50 goals in 50 games shared by to the home triumph. time to iead New York in Madison At San Diego, Mark Aguirre Gretzky: For symbolizing in Montreal Canadiqns Maurice and the Nordiques’ Dale Hunter. “Bob Nystrom tried to jump over winless streak. For McDonald, the “I didn’t pick up a basketball until Square Garden. King finished with scored 28 points and Jay Vincent 25 Oilers’ center, who was only the se Then, when Andre “Moose” Dupont the bench and I grabbed his jersey goals raised his season total to 28. cond Canadian and third hockey character and performance the “Rocket” Richard and New York last Saturday when I shot around a 21 points and Westphal 19 as the to help Dallas end a four-game slide ideals of sportsmanship.” Islanders’ Mike Bossy. Gretzky ju m p ^ onto the ice to help his and pulled on it,” Arbour said. “I Steve Payne got his 20th of the year little, and then I practiced yester Knicks overcame a 25-point effort and hand the Clippers their seventh representative to earn the Sports teammate Hunter, Bob Nystrom of pulled my shoulder right out of its for the North Stars. Man who had been away year Illustrated Trophy since its incep “I think it might be one of the lowered the standard to 50 goals in day,” said Dailey, who is continuing by Milwaukee’s Junior Bridgeman. consecutive loss. toughest awards that I’ve ever had 39 games. New York tried aid his fellow joint. It’s an old hockey injury.” Jets 4, Kings 2 tion 29 years ago. Boston Bruins But he defended Nystrom’s At Inglewood, Calif., Thpmas defenseman Bobby Orr won it in the honor to win,” said Gretzky, Richard commented later: “I who was earlier named winner of have now seen Gretzky enough to attempt to join the fracas. Steen and Lucien DeBlois scored 1970 and the U.S. Olympic hockey “ We had to fight back,’’-Arbour second-period goals to power Win surprised at Patriots' play team in 1980. the 1982 Lou Marsh Award as say that in whatever decade he Leveille family says 'thanks' Canada’s outstanding athlete and played he would have been the said. “We’re taking unnecessary nipeg. The win moved the Jets into a “Hopefully, by 'my winning the penalties and that’s what hurting us. second-place tie with Vancouver in award it’ll help our game in the has been the NHL’s Most Valuable scoring champion.” Basketball FOXBORO, Mass. (UPI) — The friend arrived Player for three successive seasons. Gretzky was on still another We’ve been doing it for the last two the Smythe Division with a 15-15-3 “Yeah, the Jewel. Well, the strength of any 3-4 MONTREAL (UPI) - The family center where therapists will help United States,” said Gretzky. record. The loss was the Kings’ after a year's sabbatical teaching the flex defense defense'IS ine 'linebackers,” my friend reminded -TV Gretzky holds or shares in 27 NHL scoring streak this year with 84 months.” of Normand Leveille, the Boston him try to regain use of his “There’s no question we need the Bryan Trottier and Clark Gillies sixth in a row. to the natives of New Guinea. And like everyone me. “I can just see Rod Shoate covering the back. American market. We need teams records, most set in the 1981-82 points on 26 goals and 58 assists in 34 Bruins star forward recovering paralyz^ right side. His left side is games. At the same point in the scored second-period power-play else in or out of civlization, he was stunned hy the Bob Golic, he used to plug a hole as well as any kid unaffected. in the United States to stay in the season when he piled up 212 points from a brain hemorrhage, has said schedule last year, he had 92 points goals and Mike Bossy added three deeds of our local pro football team. from Rotterdam. And what about Mike Hawkins? “thanks” and Merry Christmas to On Tuesday, Daniel said his league and stay strong and keep our on 92 goals and 120 assists in the “Two shutouts in a row, unbelievable. Ron No one could get around him on a swpep. No wgy” 'TONIGHT Oilers’ drive to the Stanley Cup with 35 goals and 57 assists. assists for the Islanders. Goaltender Transactions 7)30 - NBA< Celtics vs. Bulls, the thousands of fans who wrote to brother has been breathing for brief game going.” Billy Smith also played a key role Erhardt sure knew what he was doing when he let “Gonzo. Golic was turned into a nose tackle at wish him a fast recovery. periods without the aid of a tube in MIDGETS Fritz Schurmur take over the defense. I knew both Cleveland and Shoate couldn’t even make the WINF, PRISM Action Tuesday evening at after he replaced Roland Melanson Tuesday's ^ r t s Transactions 8 • Basketballi DePaul vs. Pur “We wanted to show our apprecia serted in bis throat and that he with his club trailing 3-1 in the first By United I^ess International those guys could coach. Best move the team ever Bears,” I said to my shocked buddy. "Hawkins just tion with a sort of Christmas card, managed to spit out part of a word, Mahoney Center saw Uite Rockets Baseball made, especially after Fairbanks,” he said. got picked up by someone, I think. The new guys are due, ESPN whip the Bulls, 30-18, and the 76ers period. Montreal — Simed pitcher Ramon 9 • College Basketballi Selon Hall to say it’s coming along, and to wish his first since being felled by the Trottier scored his 17th goal of the Andujar and outfielder Danilo Ramirezto “Uh, you might have seen ‘Ron’ on the jacket, but this rookie who looks and plays like Steve Nelson, Walker picks up Maxwell Award nip the Lakers, 14-13. minor league contracts: retained Felipe vs, VillanovB, USA everyone a Merry Christmas and a hemorrhage. season at 2:25 of the second period it’s a different Ron,” I told him. “This guy is who’s doing well by the wayi Guy’s named happy new year,” said Daniel, “He said ‘aT the other day when Matt Vaughn had 18 points and Alou as manager of Wichita of the Meyer, Ron Meyer. "Texas twang, takecharge guy Weishuhn from somewhere in Texas, I.,thliik it’s 10 - Basketballi Minnesota vs. of SMU and center Dave Rlmlngton Dave Campbell and Greg Dunphy to reduce the Nordiques’ lead to 3-2, American Association, named Bob Reece brother of the athlete who turns 20 he was in pain,” said Daniel, a PHILADELPHIA (UPI) - Even Walker gained l,fll2 yards on 335 and Gillies tied the score 3-3 with 26 coach of Wichita: retianed Rick Renick out of SMU, good with slogans like ‘scratch where it where Giff Richey used to play tennis. The others Jacksonville, ESPN _ of Nebraska — received considera played well for the Rockets while as manager of Memphis of the Southern 11 - Basketballi Colorado Stale on Jan. 10. dawn-to-dusk companion at the though be has picked up virtually carries and scored 16 touchdowns seconds remaining in the session. itches. ’ Wears western-style snap-button shirts, are younger kids, McGrew, Blackmon. And a during the past season in leading tion, a club spokesman said. Eric Lazarin had 7 tallies and Bob League and Larry (^Idetsky as coach: vs. u s e , USA Therese Bergeron, the athlete’s Montreal Neurological Institute every award given to a college foot Stefan Persson opened the scoring named Tommy Thompson manager of cowboy boots, designer jeans when he’s not in rookie, t
Connections b o s t o n (lui) ^ DETROIT (lOB) Tuesday's C ollie Basketball Results Cardamom Pittsburghaurgh 1 ? ? ^ Maxwell 1-6 M 2. Bird 4-U M U, Tyler 8-13 24 18. Levlngiton 9-12 8-7 81, - ^ United m ss International Hartford 011—2 Parish 3-10 44 10, Buckiwr M M B, Laimbeer 8-15 52 21, l ^ m a s 4-1 34 11, Tournaments By Susan'Plese First period-1. Pittsburgh. Malone 10 Ainge 8-16 1-2 17, McHale 6-U U, Long 5-U 02 10, Jones 22 2-8 6, V. Cardinal Classic Herald Reporter (Graham. Shedden), 3:36. Penalties— Archibald M M 14, Robey M 14 1. Johnson 22 02 4, Russell 32 02 6, Championship Even non-Swedes may indulge this Christmas Price. Pit. misconduct. 5:40; Renaud. Basketball Henderson 7-12 24 16, Carr M M 4, Owens 0-1 22 2. ToUls 4122 2025 KB. Ball St. 81. LouUUisuna Tech 77 Hockey Har. 15:52; St. Laurent. Pit, 18:11. Bradley M M 0. Totals 4241 21-28 106. ' NEW JERSEY (07) Consolatl<»i Second period-2. Hartford. Lacroix 1 PHILAOELPHIA (18) . . Williams 8-11 22 II, King 6-18 02 12, Falrlelgh Dickinson 85, J. Madison 62 covered, in warm place, about (Galameau. Lawless), 13:06. Penalty— Erving 7-16 56 19, lavaroni 1-3 24 4, Dawkins 4-7 02 6. Birdsong 2-7 02 4. (OT) By Susan Plese 10 minutes, or until yeast Carlyle, Pit. 5;0<7. , _ Malone 1144 ll-« 33, Richardson 6-10 M Cook 5-15 12 11, O’Koren 32 1-1 7, Third period-3, Hartford. Stoughton 20 18, Cheeks 9-15 46 22, Jones 2-7 36 7, Gminskl 2-10 22 6, M. Johnson 920 52 Blade Grass City Classic Herald Reporter begins to bubble. (Francis I. 0:56. 4. Pittsburgh. Boutette 19 Edwards 66 14 13, Schoene 34 M 6, 23, Floyd (t2 (M), Elmore 24 (M) 4, Championmlp Pour yeast mixture, cooled (Gardner. Hakansson). 1:08. 5, PItU- Cureton 0-1 M 0. Totals 4567 3246 122. Walker 22 02 4. Totals 43-101 11-17 97. OkUboma St. 76. Toledo 59 burgh, Hannan 7 (Gatzos. Carlyle), 12:06. The tree is trimmed;' the milk mixture, fruits, nuts and NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE Boston Detroit 36 2725 24-l(B Consolation Penaltie^-Boutette. Pit. 5:43; Volcan. NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASSOC. PhlUdelphia 22 35 2 4 ^ 1 2 2 New Jersey 8& 2428-97 Michigan 71. Vermont 45 greens are hung. And if you’re ' eggs into a large bowl. Add By United I’rcss International By United Press International Wales Conference Har. 5:43 Fouled out—None. Total louts—Boston.. Fouled out—None. Total fouls—Detroit lucky, you’ve finished stan Shots on goal—Pittsburgh 11-10-10-31. Eastern Conference 30, PhlUdelphia 27. Rebounds-Boston M 26. New Jersey 36. Rebounds—Detroit 45 Plese turkey half the flour, and mix well, Patrick Division Wolf Pack Classic ding in your last check-out W L T Pts GF GA Hartford 8-11-14-33. , ^ Atlantic Division (Bird 12), m iladeli^U 62 (Malone IS). (Levlngston. Laimbeer IS), New Jersey until blended. Goaliea-Pittsburgh. Dion. Hartford. W L Pet. GB Championship NY Islanders 18 13 13B 117 Assists—Boston 19 CBird 5), Philadelphia SB (Winiams 13). Assisto-Detroit 31 (V. line. Gradually add - the rest of Millen. A-12.722. Philadelphia 21 5 JOB — 27 (Cheeks 9). A-1B.4B2. Jc^mson 9), New Jersey 24 (Cook 9). SW Louisiana V. Nevada-Reno 63 Philadelphia 17 12 131 n o Boston 20 7 .74K IMi Cmsolation There’s nothing I like better Washington ' 15 9 124 115 Technicals—New Jersey 2 (delay of the flour. You may need a bit Washington 14 11 J60 6*>k game, illegal defense). A—12,081. Cal-Irvine 75, Gonzaga ffl the week before Christmas, NY Rangers 17 14 141 131 New Jersey 13 13 SOO 8 DALLAS (121) more than 9 cups, but don’t 10 18 6 26 112 151 has last laugh after most all other Pittsburgh NY Islanders 120—3 New York 9 17 .346 12 Aguirre 9-17 10-11 28. Vincent 7-11 11-13 Rebel Roundup add too much, or bread will be 7 22 7 21 101 160 New Jersey Quebec 300—3 Central Division 25, P. Cummings 5-13 22 12. Davis 9-14 2- ATLANTA (U6) First round preparations are done, than to heavy. Adams Division First period—1. NY Islanders. Persson Milwaukee 17 10 .630 - 3 20, Blackman 9-18 96 24, Turner 24 (M) Roundfield 1028 22 22. Wilkins 10-16 42 Baylor 71. Morehead St. 66 retreat to my warm kitchen Montreal 20 8 6 46 ISO 119 3 (Potvin. Bossy). 2:05. 2. Quebec. Detroit 16 12 .571 1^ 4, Garnett 1-5 04) 2, Nimphius 3« 02 6. Nevada-Las Vegas 101, Long Island U. Turkeys just aren't well thought of, it seems. We use Dough will be sticky. Knead 19 9 6 44 138 104 24, Rollins 72 0-1 14, E. Johnson 9-13 22 Boston Paiement 9 lA. Staslny. Cloutier). 3:20. Atlanta 12 13 .480 4 Totals 4087 31-87 121. 20, Sparrow 10-18 22 22. Glenn 14 12 3, 78 the word turkey to describe some idiotic person or a and indulge in a little holiday a few minutes with well- Buifalo 15 13 6 36 133 117 3. Quebw, Hunter 8 (Paiement. Ro 10 16 .385 6Vk SAN DIEGO (118) 15 14 5 35 156 152 Chicago Hawes 12 02 2. Macklin 22 34 7, bread-baking. Quebt'c chefort). 12:45. 4. Quebec. A. Staslny 14 Indiana 9 16 .360 7 Chambers KF20 8-6 28, T. Cummings 6- Matthews 12 02 2, G. Johnson 0-1 02 0. Broadway flop. “You turkey” is not exactly an floured hands, adding just Hartford 10 19 4 24 112 153 (Hunter). 15:11 Penalties-Langevin. 10 54 17, Whitehead 2-6 44 8. Smith 4-11 •era 1 It may seem like a luxury, C'leveland 3 22 .120 13 Totals 51-102 1421 116. First Round enough flour to make the Campbell Conference NYI. double minor. 1:04; Paiement. Que. Western Conference 44 12, Hodges 5-10 1-3 11. Brooks 4-10 04) endearing term. Norris Division CHICAGO (124) Heidelberg 54, Spring Arbor SB that I roll up my sleeves five dough workable. 1:04; Hunter. Que. 1:04; Wesley. Que. Midwest Division 8, Wood 6-10 0-1 12, Anderson 64 2-2 14, Greenwood 0-10 5-7 5, Olberding 8-14 02 But with all that bad publicity to bear, turkeys really W L T Pts GF GA 6:43: McEwen. NYI. 9:27. Potvin, NYI. W L Pci GB Nater 1-2 2-2 4. Brogan 1-1 22 4. Totols Second Round days before Christmas and Form dough into a ball, 22 5 6 SC 154 106 16. Corzine 2-11 02 4, Lester 42 32 11, Defiance 76. Tiffin 71 Chicago 12:08; D. Sutter. NYI. 18:56. Hunter. San Antonio 18 11 .621 — 45-88 2034 118. Theus 1123 72 » . Woolridge 7-12 8-10 22, have the last laugh. That thought occured to me the slowly knead a lump of dough, grease top, and cover with a Minnesota 19 9 7 4£ 155 128 Que. double minor. 18:56. Kansas Cilv 14 9 .600 1 Dallas 332829 31-121 Jackson 34 02 6, Higgins 12 24 4. other day as I was struggling with the latest in a long, but when all else is at fever ^t Louis 12 20 4 2f 127 140 Second period—5. NY Islanders, Trot- Dallas 12 13 .480 4 San Diego 293622 31-118 Dailey 8-12 22 18. Jones M 12 9. Totals Elast clean towel. Set aside to rise Uelroit 7 18 9 2 102 143 Utah 11 15 .423 5^ Total fouls—Dallas 26. San Diego 34. Boston Coll. 99. Fairfield 79 noble line of Plese family dinner turkeys. pitch around me, nothing else 48-103 2829 124. Lehman 77, Yeshiva S3 in a warm place, until doubled Toronto 5 19 6 If 1(Q 142 Denver 10 IS .400 6 Fouled out—<]!hamber8. Rebounds—Dallas Atlanta 25 2336 18 8 7-116 You see, turkey in our house is not company fare. is quite so relaxing. Bread Smvthe Division Houston 4 21 .100 12 39 (P. Cummings 9), San Diego 38 Sacred Heart 85. CW I ^ t 82 in bulk (one to two hours.) 165 141 Chicago 24312620815-124 Stanford 81, Harvard 77 baking is simple therapy. Edmonton 16 11 7 31 Pacific Division (Brooks 9). Assists—Dallas 28 (Aguirre Fouled out—Macklin. Total fouls— Turkey is what we have every time one goes on sale, Punch down, and knead a Winnipeg 15 15 3 31 137 139 Potvin. NYI. 15:06; Hunter. Que. 15:06; Seattle 20 6 .789 - 11). San Diego 28 (Hodges 7). A-2,436. And look at the other 13 14 7 3: 128 119 Atlanta SO. Chicago 28. Rebounds- South and since turkeys have been on sale a lot lately, we’ve few minutes more. Divide Vancouver Persson. NYI. 15:53; Tardif. Que. 17:38; Los Angeles 19 6 .760 Atlanta 2) (Rollins 15). Chicago 62 Los Angeles 13 16 116 133 Kallur, NYI. 19:17; Marois. Que. 19:17. Austin Peay 97, Wilmington 65 rewards. A loaf of nut bread, a Phoenix 15 II .577 5 CLEVELAND (74) (Greenwood 15). Assists—Atlanta 19 (E. Florida 92, Blscayne 72 been having a lot of turkey. dough into four equal sections. CalgarvIgarv 12 19 b JO 147 158 Third period—None. Penalties—Tonelli. 15 12 .566 5>/k Robinson 9-15 04) 18. Wedman 9-17 12 round of bourbon-soaked fruit Top four m each division qualify for Portland Johnson, Sparrow 5 each). Chicago 27 Furman 81, Augusta 70 Keep the other three sections NYI. 0:fe; Potvin, NYI. 14:20. Dupont, Golden State 12 IS .444 19. Ucey 42 04) 8. Huston 00 22 2, (Lester 6). Technical—Corzine, E. John Stanley Cup playoffs > Que. misconduct. 14:20. Wilkerson 2-10 04) 4, Hayes 1-1 04) 2, Dartmouth 84, ina. Southern 62 BUT NOT ALL turkeys arrive in their plastic drip cake, a German stollen, rich covered while working with San Diego 4 22 .154 16 son. A-6,171. LMisville 57, No. Carolina St. 52 Tuesday's Results Shots on goal—NY Islanders 13-8-6—29. Tuesday s Re.sults Free 5-11 32 13. Hubbard 22 42^9. Totals py sacks Jthe same. The turkey I was struggling with with eggs and candied fruit, N Y Islanders 3. Quebec 3 'tie) Quebec 13-9^30. 32-71 10-15 74. McNeese St. 80, SE Louisiana 52 the fourth. New York 101, Milwaukee 94 (OT) Mississippi 77, 111. Wesleyan 85 came equipped with a kind of heavy metal bracket that all make welcome last-minute St Louis 5, Detroit 5 'lie* Goalies - NY Islanders. Melanson. Detroit 1(£. New Jersey 97 WASHINGTON (77) HOUSTON (85) Divide each section into Pittsburgh 3. Hartford 2 Smith. Quebec, ^uchard. A—15237, Philadelphia 122. Boston 1(B Ballard 11-19 62 28, Mahom 12 24 4. Bryant 11-14 1-1 23. Hayes 22 22 6. C. New Orleans 67, Florida A&M 67 kept both pf its feet together in a neat, if unnatural gifts. three parts. Roll each part Calgary 6. ^Minnesota 4 Washington 77. Cleveland 74 Collins 5-14 34 13. Ruland 4-12 22 10. Jones 32 02 6, Leavell 8-14 34 20. No. Carolina 73, Tenn.-Chatt. 68 Winnipeg 4. Los Angeles 2 Phoenix 114. San Antonio 113 Lucas 0-1 04) 0, Davis 0-1 02 0. Grevey 5- Teagle 12 02 2, Murphy 02 02 0. Stetson 76. W. ylrglnia 69 pose. MY OWN FAVORITE, into a long rope about 12 to 14 Wednesday s Games 7 2-2 12, Warrick 3-7 02 6. Haywood 0-2 Henderson 02 22 2, Walker 6-11 02 12, Minnesota 022—4 Chicago 124, Atlanta 116 (20T) Paultz 52 24 12. Bailey 14 02 2. Totals Midwest Of course, I didn’t realize that until I removed the however, is cardamom bread. inches long. Braid, and form I All Times ESTi Golden Slate 96. Houston 82 22 2. Porter 12 02 2. Totals 30-70 1721 Buffalo at N Y Rangers. 7 35 p m. Calgarv 77. 37-74 10-14 86. Adrian 94, St. Vincent (Pa) 63 plastic bag to clean the turkey. “Oh, no,” I said to The rich egg and butter yeast into a wreath, if desired, First period— 1. Calgarv. McDonald 27 Seattle 99, Portland 94 Akron 81. Hiram 75 Philadelphia at New Jersey 7 35 p m Dallas 121. San Diego 118 Cleveland 19152020-74 GOLDEN STATE (SB) myself when I saw that giant bracket. ’Til never get bread is a staple in the carefully tucking ends in. Roll Toronto at C'hicago. 8 35 n m iRisebroughi. 3:47 2. Calgary. Hislop 10 Washington 15182321—77 Short 10-18 44 24. Smith 52 12 11. Bradley 06. St. Joseph's (Pa) 83 Minnesota at Edmonton. 9 35 p m (Nilsson. Konroyd), 14;0B. 3. Calga^. WtHlnesdav's Games Cincinnati 88. Marshal! U (OT) and braid each of the other (All Times ESTi Fouled out—None. Total fouls—Cleve Carroll 8-16 02 16. Richardson 8-15 14 13. his legs apart and we’ll have to eat noodles and cheese Swedish Christmas tradition, Thursday's Games Peplinski 8 (Reinhart. Lavallee). l5:37. land 28, Washington 19. Rebounds— Romar 22 02 4, Brewer 8-13 44 16, Creighton 80. St. Ambrose 08 three sections. Penalties—Hartsburg. Min. 7:34; Cal Chit ago at ^ sttm . 7 30 p.m. E. Michigan 72. Illinois-Chicago 88 but even non-Swedes will Boston at Hartford Indiana at Cleveland. 8 p.m. Cleveland 40 (Robinson 13), Washington Kenon 1-1 02 2. Williams 22 02 4. for dinner.” Cover and let rise until dou Montreal at Quebec bench (served by Christoff l. 10:28; 38 (Ruland 13). Assists—Clevelana 13 Conner 1-1 02 2. Brown (M) (M) 0. Totals Iowa St. Wis.-Oshkosh 72 enjoy trying their hands at the McDonald. Cal 13 21, Russell. Cal. 17:40; Denver at Kansas City. 8:35 p.m Loyola (lit) .75, California 67 Well, I wasn’t far wrong. That bracket, which was Washington at N Y Islanders Utah at 1/)S Angeles. 10:30 p.m. (Wilkerson 5). Washington 19 (Porter, 4120 10-14 92. aromatic braids. ble in bulk (about 45 minutes). Pittsburgh at Detroit Plett. Mm 19 21 Thur.sdav's Games Warrick 6). Technical—Lacey. A-2.791. Hobston 9 30 2125—85 Michigan St. 95, Cleveland St. 56 imbedded somewhere inside the bird, wouldn’t budge, Brush lightly with beaten egg, Toronto at St Louis Second period--4. Minnesota. Smith 12 Ctolden State 2517 23 27-SB Ohio St. 61, Holy Cross 80 My recipe is one I borrowed (Bellows, Pavnci. 7 OB 5, Calgary. Denver at Detrnil no matter how I twisted and pulled and snorted and Herald photo by PInlo and bake in preheated 350 Calgary at Vancouver Washington at New York Three-point goal—Leavell. Rebounds— W. Kentucky 68. Dayton 56 from many sources. Since I Edmonton at Los .Angeles McEXmald 28 (Chouinard. Reinhart). PORTLAND (94) Houston 34 (Itoyes 8), ^Iden State 35 Walsh 65. M arletU » raged. degree oven about 30 minutes, 12 09 6. Minne.sola. Payne 20 (Roberts. Atlanta at Milwaukee Natt 4-11 13-13 21. M. Thompson 926 4-7 (Smith 16). Total fouls-Houston 21, couldn’t find a recipe for car Ameruan Hockey League Giiesi. 19 04 Penalties-Bridgman. Cal. Dallas at Phoenix 22. Cooper 02 22 2. Paxson 7-14 22 19, Golden State 23. Assists-Houston 22 Southwest Finally I stopped grappling with the dumb bird, tore or until loaves are browned Los Angeles at San Diego damom bread I really liked, I CARDAMOM BREAD WREATH, FRONT, CAN BE WRAPPED UP FOR GIFT B> Iniied Press International 9:47. Ciccarelli. Min. 9 47; Maxwell. Min. Vdlentine 6-11 1-1 13. Carr 24 22 6. (Walker 7), Golden State 24 (Richardson Arkansas 64. So. Mississippi 62 off my surgeon’s gloves (I always clean turkeys with took bits and pieces of other and sound hollow when . Northern 11 22. Eaves. Min. 11 48 Houston at Portland Lever 22 1-1 5. Judkins 0-2 02 0, Lamp 9). A-6.427. Texas Christian 77, Colorado 52 . . . aromatic cardamom seed pods In foreground. W 1. T Pt> GF GA Third period—7. Minnesota. Smith 13 Golden Stale at Seattle 24 02 4. Verhoeven 1-1 02 2. Totals 3325 surgeon’s gloves. I can’t bear to do it bare-handed), recipes and came up with a tapped. Remove to wire racks r "eoeru’ton 20 5 3 43 13T 77 • Young. McCarthy*. 2:13 8. Calgary. 28-35 94. MILWAUKEE (94) West multi-ethnic version. one — or both — and you’ll be and cool. May be frozen. N.'-. J N'Otia 18 10 5 41 160 126 Nilsson 15 (Beers, Russell), 7:17 9, SEATTLE (99) Bridgeman 9-19 7-10 25. Catchlngs 02 0- and paced around the kitchen. stores found one — Highland of land will only yield about 36 135 134 Shelton 6-13 42 20. Vranes 34 02 6, Brigham Young 66, Providence 52 The bread has extra eggs 'latpe 17 15 2 Calgarv. Nilsson 16 (unassisted). 13:04. PHOENIX (114) 0 0. (S)wcns 52 02 10. Ford 42 22 10, Chico St. 71, Multnomah 43 I examined all the alternatives. Noodles and cheese Park — that stocked crushed 250 pounds of pods. rewarded with an aromatic Adirondack 14 18 3 31 144 148 10 Minnesota. Bellows 12 (Payne. Lucas 9-11 66 23. Nance 8-17 1-2 17. Sikma 4-18 82 16. D. Thompson 14-20 3-5 Moncrief 5-15 10-15 20. Lister 32 0-2 6, and butter — similar to a kitchen, a few satisfying hours Sh^rbn>>ke 12 19 2 26 129 149 Delaware St. 70. USIU 67 was out, I soon discovered, because I didn’t have any cardamom. A clerk said, Cardamom has been used Quick Cardamom SmithI. 19:04 Penallies-Russell. Cal. Adams 9-20 00 18. Davis 11-21 6-6 28. 31. Williams 5-15 24 12. Tolbert 12 02 2. Winters 5-14 52 15. Pressey 12 24 4. Fresno St. 56. Montana 41 favorite recipe for Jewish Nliincton 11 20 3 25 110 132 O K . Conroyd. C^l. 11:10 Johnson 4-10 24 10. Thirdkill 2-6 2-2 6. Donaldson 12 02 2. Brown 5-10 02 10, Criss 2-7 02 4. Totals 3424 2 ^ 94. noodles and 1 didn’t have any cheese. I’m normally however, they had only a few for more than 2,000 years. The tucked away wth rising dough, Southern Macy 3-7 1-1 0. High 0-1 2-2 2. Scott 1-3 0- Smith 0-2 02 0. Kelser 02 0-1 0. Totals Fullerton St. 56, Portland 54 Shots on g«>al—Minnesota 17-9-16—42 NEW YORK (ion Kent St. 66, Pepperdlne 65 challah. I include some can bottles left. word is Greek, and as early as and a freezer full of bread to Cake IltTshcv 19 II 0 38 125 106 Calgarv 9-17-6—32.. 0 2 Totals 47-96 19-23 114 412B 1724 99. King 8-19 52 21, Williams 7-13 32 17. good at substitutions, but in this situation it looked im Baltimore 16 14 3 35 139 140 (loalies—Minnesota. Meloche Calgary. SAN ANTONIO (113) Portland 23202823-94 Oregon St. 91, Midwestern 56 died fruits and nuts — like my If you want the whole spice, the first century A.D. car give away to a few lucky Cartwright 3-10 44 10, Sherod 2-7 02 4, San Diego 56. Texas Tech S3 possible. 1 cup sugar Rmhester 15 13 4 34 130 134 Lemelin A—72C Banks 7-16 44 18. Mitchell 11-22 1-2 23. Seattle 26 2327 23-99 Tucker 5-10 2-2 12. Grunfeld 3-7 22 8. Orr non-German mother did when you will probably have to go to damom was mentioned as one friends. St Calhanns 15 17-2 32 i r 154 Gilmore 7-14 24 16, Moore 3-6 2-2 8. Fouled out—None. Total fouls—Portland San Diego St. 86, Howard 61 Then I thought about the wire cutters. Maybe I could 3 eggs 14 1-1 3. Webster 24 12 5. Robinson 12 San Fran. St. 82, BYU-Hawali 72 she made her German stollen Springfield 13 17 29 129 140 Gervin 7-17 6-8 20. Willoughby 0-2 90 0. 25, Seattle 26. Rcbounds-Portland 44 02 2. Westpha! 9-13 02 19. Totals 4120 Caprilands in Coventry. Wien of the best of the aromatic 1 cup butter or margarine, N»'w Haven 12 15 3 27 101 112 (Thompson 20), Seattle 44 (Sikma 12). Santa Clara 81. Pacific 64 cut his legs apart. But the bracket was too heavy, and each Christmas. And most im Cardamom Bread St Ixiuis 3 1 1—5 Dunleavv 4-6 34 12. Pheglev 5-9 M 11. 1822 101. _ , Washington 76. Santa Barbara 55 you bake with the whole spice, medicinal herbs. melted .Binghainion 10 18 3 23 no 134 Griffin 5.3 1-2 5 Totals « « 2^27 113. Assists—Portland 23 (Valentine 9), Milwaukee 292321 16 5—94 the wire cutters barely made a dent. portant, I flavor the bread Tuesdav s Resujl Detroit 3 1 1—5 Seattle 27 (Williams 13). Technical- Washington St. M. Montana St. M as I do, you should break open In India, where the spice 1% cup milk 3 cups all purpose flour First period-1. St Louis. Chapman 4 Phoenix 31 25 30 28-lM New York 2719261712-101 Whitworth 49. Lewis it Clark'*tt Back to the drawing board. I paced around the with crushed cardamom seeds Nova S(()tia 5. St Catharines 1 San Antonio 28 31 29 25-113 Shelton A-12.796. Three-point goals—Weslphal. the thin pods and dump out the was first grown, it is common % cup butter 1 teaspoon baking powder Wednesd.iy's Games (unassisted). 0:28 2. Detroit. Ogrodnick kitchen a bit more, casting glaring glances at my half- — just like the Scandinavians. Maine at Adirondai’k 18 (Blaisdell. G Smith). 1:03 3. St tiny black seeds. practice to chew the seeds 1 cup sugar i/i to % teaspoon ground car New Haven at Baltimore Louis. Turnbull 15 (Wilson. Babychi. frozen friend sitting insolently in the sink. Laughing at If you’ve never used car I crush them by putting like candy. Whenever I cook 8 to ip cardamom pods, damom Moncton at Fredericton 1:17 4. Detroit. Huber 7 (D. Smith. damom before, this is a good Ogrodniek). 11 43. 5. Detroit, Francis I me, I imagined. ^ them into a small plastic bag witb cardamom, I always opened, seeds removed and 3 tablespoons su^ar time to give it a try. The Winnifieg 1 2 1—4 if^hocnfeld. Rowe). 12.19 6. St Louis. arid hitting them Wth the back break open a few pods and crushed i/z cup chopped nuts Los Angeles 1 0 1—2 Mullen 12 iHamagei. 17 56. Penalties- AN UNCLEAN TURKEY began to look Interesting. spice, native to India, comes First period—1. U»s Angeles, ('hartraw of a heavy spoon. It’s not as munch on the seeds, too. Beat sugar into eggs, a little Kea. StL. 2:24: Turnbull. StL, 8:29; already crushed, or whole, in 8 ounces diced mixed candied 2 iGruhl, Nirht»ll.st, 3 35 2. WinniiM^. Foster. Det, 917. McKec’hnie. Del. 17:33; My sister-in-law cooked an unclean turkey once as a authentic as using a mortar Just remember to use a fruit at a time. Beat well after each Dupont 5 (Hawerchuk Hahveh'. 12^ G Smith. Del. 18:51. young bride, before she knew that you had to get all the small beige seed pods. and pestle, I suppose, but it addition. Add melted butter Penalties—Savard Wm 6 44 Simmer. Second period—7. St. Louis, Sutter 22 The aroma of cardomom is light hand when cooking with % cup coarsely chopped LA. 6 56. Nicholls LA. 9 54 Campbell. • Mullen, Federko). 0:50 8. Detroit. parts out before you stick the thing in the oven. works just as well. the spice, since it is very walnuts and beat until batter is light Wm. 9:54. Holniev LA 11 15. Steen. Osborne 9 (Foster. Garel, 1704. faintly medicinal; the taste, Win, 16:40. Winnipeg b«*nih 'served by Penaltiei^-Carlson. StL. 2:57; Huber. When my brother went to carve the bird for a when when seeds are chewed IF YOU ARE USING the pungent. Experiment a little, 3 packages dry yeast colored. Channelh. 19 22 Det. 2 57 Federko. StL. 12:07. Liut. StL, Sift together dry in Thanksgiving assemblage of assorted family, he found whole, is a little bit like a mild pods in cooking for sauces, to find the best amount to use I'z cup warm water Second period—3. Wmni(H*g Steen 8 19 37 (served bv Klas.sen); Gare, Det. 5 well-beaten eggs gredients, and gradually add iLundholmi 10 48 4 Winnipeg. De'Blui.c 19:37 the paper package of giblets in one end and the neck in black pepper. But when curries or stews, you don’t for your family in recipes. 9 (unassisted' 16 44 Penaltiej^Hardy to batter. Spread dough into Third peruxl—^ Si. Louis. C h^m an 5 the other. baked, the seeds perfume even have to remove the pods. I’m including two recipes About 9 cups all purpose flour LA. 13 39. Dupont Win 18 04 • unassisted) 0:3? 10. Detroit. Foster 7 In small saucepan, slowly greased 10 by 15 inch baking Third period 5 Winnipeg, Lindstroni That’s another thing about turkeys. Someone down bread and cookies, even When crushed, they will dis for cardamom bread. One is
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lamerifs loss Editor’* notei Stephen high school, she is glad they can their own ways. However, in one THE ULTIMATE PARADOX of ties, why not throw one? Many peo Make sure the selection of one O’Donnell i« the former director pretty much take care of very important regard, they share a the season is that currently, in the ple have very inexpensive potluck focuses on its professinalism, EXCLUSIVE! of CroBsroadB, a community themselves. common thread: they are ail unat bond of couples, divorce is running parties. experience, and high quality. A couneeling program in Still, the direct moral supervisory tached. In a world of couples, David at 50 percent of the population. The main thing is to set a holiday dating service, contrary to popular of 'Murphy' Manehesler. He heads role is very important and normal is single, (Hare is divorced, and There are many people who are un- schedule for yourself, as dictated by opinion, can be a dignified option. It Friendships Dating Service and is mood swings of adolescent behavior Rose is a widow. Although operating . attached, who, because of societal your interests. A blended schedule simply reflects the difficulty of IBM exec's retirement g«al-peace a certified social worker. are getting really hard to cope with. in their own worlds they are coping pressures tend t^ destroy of visits, movies, exercise, work and meeting someone randomly. By Kenneth R. Clark On the othe side of town. Rose has with common frustration. themselves mentally'^ during the play can take the sting out of the Some of the more difficult arenas He also wants i^le United States to assume command as UPl TV Reporter By Stephen O'Donnell through which to meet someone are What does the top man at IBM do once he leaves the cor had plenty of time to decorate the Christmas and Hanukkah are holidays. On the other hand, Oirist- holidays. porate board room? Retirement could mean a life of leader of the free world and stick to it. When Watson was Special to the Herald religion (which tends to focus on NEW ’YORK — Merlin Olsen, who is about 9 house, improving on the designs of seasons of the family. The world mas also offers the second highest U you prefer to couple during the pleasure and leisure* basking in the Caribbean or exploring envoy to Russia, he authored the Carter Administration couples); the workplace (which feet tail and whose voice is the sort of sound that What do David, Clare, and Rose each year. Everything is picture gathers close to celebrate birth and suicide rate of the year, following holidays there are a few methods the Himalayas. But not for program of canceling the grain agreement, boycotting the perfect. spring as the' first. Whdh optimism often results in sticky situations); Olympics, reducing Aeroflot flights into the United States, usually follows a flash of lightning, was in mour have in common? continual life. The basic bond during available. Pick a friend of the op and sports (which works only for the Thomas J. Watson Jr., 67, David, 27, finished law school, While it has taken years to perfect this period is focused very much on abounds and you arO not sluudng it, posite sex to accompany you on your whose family name is synony and other sanctions to protest the invasion of AfghanistM. ning. Sports-minded). “Father Murphy” was dead, and NBC wasn t passed the bar and is busy setting up the annual preparation for the couple-centered activities. hope really' can Jum to depression. social calendar. A friend allows you mous with IBM. He’s now Not surprisingly, he feels Reagan should follow a similar holidays, it is getting harder to want The challenge-during the holidays The choices then, for David, (Hare even planning a wake. his law practice. Having focused all Everything in church Is directed to neutral, non-threatening space that or Rose are td> go solo during the chairman emeritus of the course. “ Knowing thfc Soviets, I’m sure they are very con to go through with all the fuss. When is to be proud and unattached. Let’s doesn’t have to be complicated un fused when we lift the grain embargo, then tfy to stop the “We did pull the ratings when we first came his energy on the educational and the couple looking for a place in the holidays, or to attempt coupling. board, but he’s not content it’s ail done, who will appreciate explore some options. First, one less you desire. Siberian pipeline,” said Watson. “ For that matter, so are out,” he said of the prime time show on which he career development sides of his life, inn, and the eventual birth. Both involve choices. ^ lo does not to clip coupons. Watson is he finds himself in the same slump it?The daughter moved to California must plan the season. What our allies.” played the antithesis of his former role with the The secular side of the holiday is THE BAR SCENE is the most make you a bad or incomplete per battling for peace with the Los Angeles Rams, which was the systematic now that the holidays are here. and the son to Georgia, with no realistically are you facing? How Watson added, “The problem of survival in a nuclear plans to bring the grandchildren for peppered with parties and family many parties, etc., and with whoifi? often tried meeting ground. son and being coupled surely does Soviet Union. dismemberment of NFL quarterbacks. While ho-ho-ho is humming around armed world is so great that we ought to turn our most the holidays. Aging in an ageless gatherings. To arrive at an office Do you want to go or be invited? However, the impersonality of the not guarantee happiness. Foremost, Watson, who served as ‘"The thing that killed us was moving over to him, he feels more and more like Ambassador to Moscow for creative thinkers loose on it, so long as we don’t lose con holiday Is to he accompanied by party alone or sit at the family Well, lay out the steps required. setting is a turnoff for many. A the decision must be based on what Sunday night opposite ’60 Minutes.’ We had bah-humbug inside. Why? dinner — alone again — draws the dating service is an option which you want and how you CTI(X)SE to President Carter, is .speaking tact with the real world.” Clare, by contrast, is exceptional aloneness. Do you want to he at home, or In the real world, Watson believes that no matter how ratings that were very healthy — in the 30s. ’Then stares or comments, painful but would it be easier to take that vaca allows a much higher degree of spend the holidays. out whenever possible to en we moved, and when you lose an audience It’s ly busy, ti^ n g to focus her time and David, Clare and Rose are ap much the United States and Russia disagree, they must find well intentioned, so they say. tion in Florida? If there are no par selectiivity. Well, let’s see . . . courage the end of the much more difficult to get them back than it was ^ I l s effectively. With three kids in proaching their own holidays in a new way to start talking to each, other. Watson calls it “a Brother Timothy has 1,500 corkscrews in his museum nuclear arms race. But Wat to pick them up in the first place. Thomas J. Watson Jr. son isn’t a complete dove. new dialogue.” It’s needed now because more than ever, says the man who did the talking for the United States in “It’s frustrating to me brcause so much of He’s a hawk about conventional weapons and would build Brothar Tloiothyi Wlna what happens in that kind of situation is News for Senior citizens Russia. up the U.S. armed forces. political.” A dvice 2 csar who oarns lost For two seasons, Olsen — a former defensive lartha Kltt declares tackle for the Rams and now a sportscaster for than his fflold hands NBC — reveled in the personna of a gentle giant Don't forget upcoming w ar en welfare system Forty year's ago, he was directed to leave his who impersonated a (Catholic priest in order to Mom doesn't wont to hear Nobody can ever accuse Eartha Kitt of keeping her opin chemistry classroom and start making wine for the rescue a frontier orphanage and defend it ions to herself. She’s known for speaking her mind. And Christian Brothers. It seemed like an easy task then, against various villains. New Year's dance when she does, she quickly drops her purring, sex-kitten in but it’s grown a bit more complex. Since Brother Timothy took over direction of his religious order’s IT WAS A GOOD, wholesome show — the what a rotten son she has cantations and charges full speed ahead. The Lyndon only kind Michael Landon of “Little House on 2 vineyards in northern California, Christian Brothers Johnsons found that out in the 1960s when Eartha, attend the FTairle,” in which Olsen made his acting about the aftermath. Let Editor’s note: the senior column will only advantage ot tnis class and put those chairs back in ing a White House function, lashed'out against the Vietnam has grown into an empire. debut — produces. ’The Nielsens were kind to DEAR ABBYi How do appear once this week. Brother Timothy is not a simple little winemaker. me tell you how it was with use. War. “Father Murphy” in the first year, but turned ,you tell your daughter-in- He is a big—6-foot-4—businessman, a corporate ex me. By Joe DImInleo Time is running out for registration for our Eight Her views cost her. The sultry singer suddenly found fickle when the show went up against "60 law not to call you up and ecutive, and a man eager to do battle in the war of Years ago I was head over Activities Specialist Ball Tourney scheduled for Jan. 3. Individuals herself scratched from some of the choicest VIP invitation Minutes.” tell you what a terrible son ■ wishing to participate must sign up immediately. the wines. you have? ‘ heals in love with a promi lists acroSs the country. , That, said Olsen, is where the politics come in. Dear Abby nent Chicago doctor. I was Don’t forget our upcoming New Year’s dance Trophies will be awarded to the winner and runner Now, Kitt is waging war against the coiintry»s welfare Brother Timothy, who was bom in Elizabeth, “You're dealing with ‘facts’ that more and I have told her countless N.J., 72 years ago, is an outspoken defender of thrilled and proud to think scheduled for Dec. U and starting at 7:30 p.m. This up for their accomplishinents. system. “ People have to learn that you won’t gej. anything more people are coming to doubt,” he growled times that I don’t want , to that this important man, Our Dart League is ready to get back in the swing American wines, which are all too often frowned Abigail Van Buren year for our dancing pleasure we will be having unless you earn it,” Eartha told People Exclusive. “ We’re of the all-powerful Nielsen yardstick. “I think hear about their fights and of things. The league will start Jan. 6 and will run upon, even by the American public. He insists that misunderstandings, but she found a few hours for me. I none other than the Lou Joubert orchestra. Door paying people to stay poor by putting them on welfare. Too eventually we’re going to have a better way of prizes and refreshments will also be provided all on every Thursday starting at 9:30 a.m. American winemakers make better wines than still calls me. It starts out froze in his car as he made many people are saying: T want you to help me, feed me.’ evaluating our programs. for the donation of $2. Please get you^ tickets while We just received more energy kits from French or Italian winemakers. He also feels that with, ” Hi. How was your hospital calls to visit I’m not talking about the really needy. Of course, they . “I hope so because there are a lot of good patients. Everyone told me they last and ring in the New Year with all of us Northeast Utilities. Individuals who did not obtain should—and must—be helped. That’s another matter. But American winemakers often compete from an unfair shows that end up being hurt or lost because day?” And before I can get one may do so free of charge here at the center by the word’s out, she he would never divorce his here at the center. everyone knows there are rampant abuses in the system. position. their real popularity is not reflected. One reason worked. could, too. It would be well Thanks go to the Sunshiners for providing us with filling out a short form. Please take advantage of proceeds to tell me about wife and leave'his children “ We’re heading towards socialism in this country—the That's because foreign governments subsidize their I' was sorry to see ‘Father Murphy’ go is there UNNERVED MOTHER- worth the inconvenience for me. I knew in my heart a wonderful afternoon of Christmas caroling. It cer this for it will not only save you money but make idea of receiving something for nothing. That’s the way it products for export to the United States, but “ that’s aren’t many programs that families can sit the argument she and my IN-LAW knowing that I gave a blind tainly got all of us here at the center in the family you more comfortable through the cold winter son just had. She never that one day — when he got seems to me. Look at Scandinavia. It hasn’t really worked not the only unfair competition,” said Brother down and watch together.” person the gift of sight. his finances straightened spirit of Christmas. Thanks also go to Bill Valente months. calls to tell me anything there. Timothy. “ The United States also gives the imports a Olsen’s exposure on “Father Murphy” did I do not want any publici out — we would end up who displayed his talents in playing the part of There will be no lunch next week with the excep “ I have a 76-year-old housekeeper who keeps demanding break on the import duty while imposing an export nice he did — only the bad DEAR UNNERVED: ty! I just want to donate leave him with something of a split personality The poor girl probably has together. “Jolly Old St. Nick.” tion of Dec. 30. There we will be having b ak ^ more money. She wants to work, but the way things are she Eartha Kitt: “ We’re paying people to slay poor. " tariff on American-made wines.” where his fans are concerned. He never knows things. They have been one of my eys anonjmously Well, his children are I would like to take this opportunity on behalf of lasagna. The meals will resume on Jan. 3. can get more money from Social Security and welfare. And One would think that a member of a religious married for a short time no one else to dump on. She as a gift. Has a blind per immediately whose autograph they are looking sounds like an immature, all through college, all the staff here at the center to extend to all of you Our condolences to the Borello family over their all the contributions I have to make to the government for Putting her money, where her mouth is, Kitt annually order would frown on imbibing, but Brother for. and I see little hope for a son e v e r re c e iv e d a a most joyous holiday season. We certainly hope recent loss. Vincent Borello was an active member first anniversary. angry child frantically married and have homes of my employees—workman’s compensation and the like. assists community groups in California, where she has a Timothy says wine is fine in moderation. So is bran transplant from a Jiving their own. His wife just that you will be able to share it with as many here at the center and most certainly will be mis “ The burden became too much. 1 had to drop two of the home. “ 1 send several kids to summer camp each year. But dy (his order produces one third of all the brandy crying for help. And to . donor, or would I be the She has even called me compound the problem, took a trip to the Holy friends and loved ones as possible. sed. five people who worked for me. Instead of the government they have to prove to me that they deserve it. They have to consumed in the United States). Besides, proceeds of first? up at 11 p.m., just before I she’s punishing you. (Look Land. Me? I'm retired on Don’t forget that the center will be closed this encouraging me to keep people working, they’re discourag meet my standards—school grades, helping others—qr they the winery are used to maintain the Christian ANONYMOUSLY YOURS Social Security. The doc INDIVIDUALS WISHING ito participate in our Friday, because of the Christmas holiday. stay home.” said Eartha Kitt. Brothers schools and novitiates. go to bed, to tell me about what your rotten son did to social dance class under the direction of Beverly ing me because of the taxes I have to pay.” Balloon crosses sea this terrible fight they just me!) Insist that both she tor? He died of a heart at A note to all square dancers: There will be no He makes altar wines, and even Pope John Paul II DEAR ANONYMOUS: tack in his wife’s arms in and Lee Burton of the Burton Studio of Dance are dancing next week, Dec. 28 due to the holidays. had, saying he stormed out and your son get urged to sign up in the front office. The fox trot, was enraptured by the fruit of the vine when he FREDERICK, Okla. (UPI) — An Oklahoma Your generosity is indeed 1954! Dancing will resume Jan. 4 and remember the of the house, slammed the professional help from 'a swing and disco will be taught. Price of the class is visited the United States. The pontiff, however! diamond jubilee balloon traveled 4,(XX) miles commendable, but I am in BEEN THERE rule: No School, No dancing. Listen for radio an across the Atlantic Ocean to England, where a door and raced off in the marriage counselor. It’s a 31 per class and will be held on Monday mornings never saw Brother Timothy’s corkscrew collection. car. She never calls back to formed by a spokesperson nouncement. woman recovered it. matter of survival for their CJejtting married? starting Jan. 17 from 10:30 to 11:45 a.m. and Will He has 1,500 rare corkscrews in his museum at the tell me he came home and marriage, and your nerves. for the Lions Club, whose .^run for eight weeks consecutively. PINOCHLE SCORES I would like some information on the rock group, the Copeland, the sole American in the group, is doing a wineries. But the corkscrews, like the wineries, are Mrs. C. Ryan of Hoddesdon, England, pet project is the cornea Wheljher you want a formal returned a card attached to the balloon to junior everything’s fine. So I lie church wedding or a sim Individuals wishing to join our caning class are Dec. 20— Vivien Laquerre, 792; John Klein, 787; Police. They’re terrific.—J.K., Venedy, III. soundtrack for a mo\Se. You might be interested to know not his. To become a Brother, Timothy took vows of there ail night worrying transplant program, that a that Sting is a former schoolteacher and Summers was once high school student Terry Wayne Johnson, who DEAR ABBY: I am a cornea is never taken from ple, “do-your-own-thing” urged to sign up at the center. The class is free of Rene Maire, 774; Clara Hemingway, 773; Bert The Police have been on a hiatus from performing chastity, obedience and poverty. He owns nothing that he’s out drinking and ceremony, get Abby’s new charge and will start on Jan. 11 and run on Tuesday Turner, 759; A1 Chellman, 750; Sam Schors, 749; a backup player for th^ Animals. and is paid.less than his field hands. had released it Nov. 16 in celebration of healthy 20-year-old male a living person. together since their successful January-March tour of the Oklahoma’s 75th birthday. driving when all the while who would like to donate booklet. Send 31 plus a and Thursday mornings from 9:30 to 11:30. I’m sure Marie Hebenstreit, 749; Edith O'Brien, 744; Olive United States. They’re all working on separate projects, but they have already kissed that many of you have caned chairs in your attic or Houghtaling, 743; ^ t t y Turner, 733; Mina Reuther, Is Gloria Loring, who plays Liz on "Days of Our Lives,” School children across Oklahoma launched an one of my eyes to a blind DEAR ABBY: Reams long, self-addressed, E they should be getting back together after February to work and made up. the singer of the Diet Pepsi commercial?—K.V., Florissant, Poopio Excluaivol antwora tha moat Inlaroaling estimated 100,000 of the green and white person right now while I have been written about stamped (37 cents) the cellar that are in need of repair so please take 730. on a new album. Sting, who’s real name is Gordon Sumner, quaallona from raadara. Sand youra to ua earn ol thia Mo. balloons on statehood day. Ekich balloon was Any suggestions besides am living. Many prople get women in love with envelope to: Abby’s Wed is in England working on a movie, “ Brimstone Treacle.” nawapapor. along ail right with only married men. However, ding Booklet, P.O. Box 389- No, the pretty voice behind the plugs belongs to Joanie marked with the diamond jubilee logo and telling her not to call? I’ve Andy Summers is busy working on the publication of a ®1982 BV TRIBUNE COMPANY SVNDICATE. INC. one eye, and I’m sure I not 23, Hollywood, Calif. 90038. 220 E«il 42nd Siren. Ne» York, N Y. 10017 carried a card asking the finder to correspond tried that and it hasn’t book on photography, his favorite pastime. And Stewart Sommers. with the student whose name and address were on the card. A bou t Town Sunshine more dangerous C Cinema Want ads K of C dance slated Overeaters to meet Manchester Council 573 of the Knights of Columbus, Overeaters Anonymous will meet at 7 tonight in the than decaffeinated coffee will sponsor a New Year’s eve dinner and dance Dec. 31 conference rooms at Manchester Memorial Hospital. H artford r.ineHiudiu — Reopens — Best Friends (PG) 12:30, TheToy (PG) 6:45, 9 .-4 8 V ernon Cine 1 & 2 — E.T. The Willimantie from 8 p.m. to 2 a.m. at the Knights of Columbus Lodge Newcomers are invited to come at 7:45 p.m. and a Athrneum Cinema — January 12. 2:45, 4:55, 7:25, 9:45. — Hrs. (R) 7:10, 9 :2 0 .- Best get results Extra-Terrestrial (PG) 7, Jillson Square cinema on Main Street. general meeting will follow at 8 p.m. There are no dues, K uh I H artford Still of the Night (PG) Friends (PG) 7:40, 9 :5 0 .- Wasn’t That a Time! 7:30, 9. — Creepshow (R) 7:15, - Tootsie (PG) 7, 9:15. — situations it can cause milk Music will be by the Gandy Dancers featuring Donna fees or weigh-ins. Fianiwood — Reopens 1:15, 3:15, 7:40, 9:35. - Six Weeks (PG) 7:25, 9:40. DEAR DR. LAMB: I 9:30. 9:30. 48 Hrs. (R) 7:10, 9:10. - would appreciate your secretion also. And in quite Wilde. A sirloin of beef buffet dinner will be served at 8 Sunday. Airplane II The Sequel .Manchester Best Friends (PG) 7, 9:15. Make Your ChrUtnuu Day a few middle-aged or older p.m. and dancing will be from 9 p.m. to 2 a.m. Cinema (iity — The Poor Kiehards — West Hartford commenting on (PG) 1:20, 3:10, 7:30, 9:35. UA T heaters East — -T h e T o y (PG) 7:10, 9:10. men the pituitary forms Those attending should bring their own bottle and free Toys for Joy offered Verdict (R) 7:30, 9:50. - ■ Reopens Saturday. - 48 Hrs. (R) 1:30, 3:30, Elm 1 & 2 - E.T. The decaffeinated coffee The Verdict (R) 7:20,9:40. W indsor Dinner Reservation At Your Health excess prolactin, which in set-ups will be provided. The cost is 320 per person. For Modern Times (G) 7, 10 Showcase Cinema — 5:30,7:45, 10.-T ra il of the Extra-Terrestrial (PG) 7, promoting cancer. Needy Manchester and Bolton parents are invited to - Six Weeks (PG) 7:30, 9:20. — Creepshow (R) Plaza — E.T. The Extra- ' I read an article stating turn is the cause of im tickets and reservations call 646-7365 or 646-9044. with City Lights (G) 8:35. TooUie (PG) 12:30, 4:50, Pink Panther (PG) 1, 3, 5, Terrestrial (PG) 7:15. The Newell And Moil potence. In these cases choose a toy for their children on Thursday from 8 to 10 — The Chosen (PG) 7:20, 9:30. — The Empire Strikes 7:10, 9:30. M d ^n Hlander 'that some brands of Lawrence Lamb, M.D. p.m. at the Manchester Mall, 811 Main St. 7:15, 9:40. —The Toy (PG) 7:30, 9:45. +- Kiss Me Go^- Back (PG) 7:15, 9:30. bromocriptineiway^gujckly 9:30. — Mephisto7:05, 9:40. 12:40.2:45,4:50,7:10, 9:20. bye (PG) 12:45, 2:45, 4:55, The Movies —' ’The Ver Reilouronl In The Azeo decaffeinated coffee con The toys, received after the last Toys for Joy distribu Mansfield dict (R) 12,2:30,4:50,7:10, tained a substance which, restore norriial function. Group makes ornaments 7:20, 9:35. But the increased prolactin tion last weekend, are mostly good used items. Parents Trans-Lux College 9:30. - Six Weeks (PG) I 17B ToRind TumpHn, MMietiMtar when given in large doses Several Manchester and Manchester area residents, may choose one major toy and one or two smaller items ’fw in — Airplane II ’Ilie 12:30,2:40,4:50,7:20,9:40. S H O W C I ^ C to rats, produced cancer may be from a small or not Club news. Knficid so small pituitary tumor, members of the Society of Connecticut Craftsmen Inc., for each child. Cine l,2,3,4, 5& 6 - Sequel (PG) 7:30, 9. —’The — The Empire Strikes) Christmas Dinnsr Ssrvsd cells. I drink three to four have made special ornaments to hang on the Christmas The Herald wants your club news! d N H i A S so such cases deserve a The Verdict (R) 7, 9 :3 0 .- Deer Hunter 8:50 with Back (PG) 12,2:30,4:50,7,| cups o f : decaffeinated tree in the governor’s residence in Hartford. In order to get your club news in the papef on ~OARQAIN MATINie OAilT #9 CA From 11 AM to 9 PM complete medical evalua ’ Tootsie (PG) 7:30, 9 :5 5 .- Slaughterhouse Five 7. 9:20. VIMTSMOWONLV .coffee {('day. Since I cup level in your iifetime, can’t just buy it for Willa Nolan of Manchester made an ornament, using a time, please submit items no later than five days A P P ETIZE R , Choice of One pwitched from regular let alone on a dally basis, it yourself. It is a powerful tion before any treatment Chicken Qumbo Soup - Chilled Tomato Juice • is started. variety of materials. Bruce and Addi Laughlin, also of College notes before the date you’d like to see in the paper. coffee to decaffeinated seems that there is an medicine and, unlike many Manchester, used pewter and glass to create a madonna Please include a name and a telephone number Chilled Fruit Cup ^coffee I have noted an im adequate safety margin. In of the ineffective which we can call if there are questions. Indicate HARTFORD and child, an angel, a fir tree and a dove. Their son, BNTRiaS provement in my digestion terms of the potential for medicines used for im Looking for an Robert Laughlin, a student at Manchester High School the date you’d like,to see It published. IHTHKTATEMEXITSa Annual EASTHAjmORD 568 B8K Celery and Ollvea - Toaaad Green Salad With jand my general health. I getting cancer from potence, it can be harmful apartment? Check the and a student member of the society, designed a pewter Pair makes ‘Who’s Who’ FOURTH French Draaeing (jail Reporter Bar|>ara Richmond at 643-2711 «m sure thousand of people drinking decaffeinated if used improperly. many vacancies listed in ornament entitled “Hartford.” after noon to set up photo appointments. 48 HOURS MAINCOURSI jwould appreciate knowing coffee, I think you can Bromocriptine is the Classified each day. Jan Aronson of Coventry made angel rubbings. The Timothy DeVale of 118 Prospect St. and Allan Roaat Young Tom Turkey WKh Stuffing and Gravy tU they should discontinue regard the possibility as marketed under the name Zimmerman of 133 Scott Drive, engineering students at 2 1st Big Bash of the New Year !R; governor’s tree will grow in size each year as members With C r a n b ^ Sauce...... 7.78 Mrinking decaffeinated zero. Sunshine is more Parlodel by Sandoz Phar of thh s^iety add a new collection of ornaments. the University of Connecticut, are among some 70 .CUSTOM MADE — SHOWN Roaat Prima Rib of Betf Au J u a ...... 9.25 ^ f e e or not. dangerous and causes m aceutical Co. It sup LET YOUR business and engineering students who have been Bakad Sugar-Cured Ham With Ptnaappla many human cancers. presses the secretion of NEWSPAPER help you selected for listing in the 1983 edition of “Who’s Who Sauca...... 7.95 • DEAR READER: The Now, decaffeinated prolactin, a hormone from keep fruit jars sparkling Among Students in American Universities and for Children AIRPLANE 2 W e n t stories you refer to clean and sweet smelling. DInnar Includaa: Rolla and Butter. coffee as well as regular the pituitary gland under Pinochle scores listed Colleges.” SLIPCOVERS b re almost a rerun of a coffee can cause digestive the brain. This is the hor Wash jars, dry .completely ^ SHOWN AT:« Maahad or French PolatoeaorYems Large Fabric Selection KIDS - COME SPEND NEW YEAR’S Jitory from six years ago. disturbances in some peo mone that induces lacta then put a large piece of The following are the scores for the pinochle games UAklMM-TJHdl or Swaa Pees, or Mixed VegetaMpa, conducted at the Army & Navy Gub on Dec. 16. Play is ProfessionallY Cut, Sewn & Fitted Tea or Coffeo. «At that time a chemical ple. So individuals with tion when a woman gives newspaper inside the jar MacGlllvary In ‘Who’ EVE AT THE GROUND ROUND wsed to degrease coffee those kinds of problems birth to her child to and put the lid on. The open to all senior citizens and starts Thursday at 9:30 2 DISSRRTS Van fmind to cause cancer a.m. 35 Windsor Ave. TOOISHiSi would probably be wise to stimulate milk production. paper will absorb any -Colleen MacGlllvary of 51 Avondale Road, is among 45 ChoicP of One: Apple Pie, Hot Mlnoe In mice if their little Edward Hindle 648; Elizabeth Turner 636; Sol Cohen, Rockville or Call or Pumpkin Pie, loe Cream. avoid all forms of coffee, In some abnormal moisture. students at the University of Bridgeport who have b^n — SHOWN AT!' ^ m a c h s were filled with tea, caffeine-containing 634; Samuel Schors 627; Martin Bakstan 626; Elaine selected for “Who’s Who Among Students in American * Magician and Clown Chlld’a Portion: FOr Children Under Toros 621; Helena Nickerson606; Paul Ottone 596; Edna 872-6400 .ItffiTOiSaL j2ie chemical through a colas and perhaps too Universities and Colleges.” 4:30.7:30 12 Yeara of Age - 82.00 leaa. Imstic tube. The company much chocolate. Farmer 593; Eklward Scott 591; Robert Ahem 581; She is a senior studying nursing at the university’s BEST FRIENDS CHINlSS OISHIS ^ ^ v ed stated that for a To brief you on the Hepburn home Dorothy H u^es 581; Carl Popple 577; Carl Lombardo College of Health Sciences. * Free Hats and Favors PO APP1T I H R {human to have the siune effects of these beverages I 573; Alfred Paquln 572; Elizabeth Moonan 563; Harvey -W O U M W i- •expomre be would have to Laquerre 562. a a m i w m m lalander Tidbits (Fantail Shrimp, am sending you The Health * Free Kiddie Kocktails itiiiiiitiim iiiiiiiini GoMsn Fhigara, Chlokan RoN)-WON tconsume SO million cups of Letter 14-4, Controversial for Christmas? Rogers to practice TON SOUP tilWdfeinated coffee a day Beverages: Coffee, Tea, ‘Listen Up’ Sunday Special For ChrMmoB * Our Regular Low mSTMOOD^I MAINCOURSI {for life. But they stopped Colas and Chocolate. HARTFORD (UPI) - Doctors at Hartford Janice Rogers of Morse Road, a student at Central {Wsing the chemical Others can send 75 cents Community Broadcasting Company Inc. of Connecticut State (College, New Britain, along with Children’s Prices ' —— IMOWNfiri- Christmas Turkay DaHght___ 8.25 Hospital have yet to set a release date for four-time and Naw Yaar’t Waakanda- 1 7 1 Chow Som Ding ...... g; Wyway. with a long, stamped, self- Manchester will present a look at One Heritage Place, several other students, will do practice teaching in .78 : Now another chemical, Academy Award winning actress. Katharine Hep- FRIDAY to MONDAY: Ssrvsd addressed envelope for it bum, but say they hope she can celebrate Christ an office condominium on Main Street, and will also dis England. Friad T a « I {methylene chloride, has SO BRING YOUR PARENTS and to me, in care of the mas at home. cuss college English classes with (jeraldlne Morrissey, The student teachers will be in England for eight 2 tapes *8.00 STILL OF THE {bMi found to cause liver a professor at Manchester Community College, Sunday. weeks. Miss Rogers is assigned to elementary schools in Com*. I Tax.7HH, Manchester Herald, P.O. 4 ton *10.1 s AND COME JOIN US •cancer in mice aubjectod Box 1551, Radio a ty Sta Miss Hepburn, 73, remained in good condition The show, “Listen Up,” is on Channel 13 of Cox Cable West Yorkshire. She is a junior majoring in elementary — SHOumivi- rsldng
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Some punctures can he repaired and the tire 6) Look for dealers who display their retreads along Few car parts are more crucial to the ^rform ance of can then be retreaded safely, while others will be with new tires. TRIB points out that one reason you your car and your life within the car than the tires. Worth might have trouble finding retreads is that many Whatever else that statement implies, it means thatthe homeless and wind up in landfills. Radials can be Sylvia Porter retreaded too. Following the retreading, tires undergo dealers don’t display them well, or they recommend longer you keep your car, the more sets of replacements new tires as part of various company promotions. you’ll be buying and the more important good retreads another inspection before they reach the sales floor. 2) Check prices with utmost care as you do your com 7) Once you’ve put on your “new” retreads, make ★ HUGE SELECTIONS! ★ LOW PRICES! become to you. sure your wheels are aligned properly; check tirq^ Retreads are as safe as new tires, have the identical parison shopping, for if a dealer offers really cheap retreads, this well may signal that someone along the pressure regularly to add miles to your tire’s life. lifespan of new tires and are manufactured according to Write to the Tire Retread Information Bureau, Box safety standards developed by the Department of line took shortcuts. Reputable dealers will quote prices over the phone. Poor-quality retreads aren’t unsafe 374, Pebble Beach, Calif. 93953 Tor more facts about Transportation’s National Traffic Safety Administra million in 1981 alone. tires, but they won’t wear as well or get the mileage you retreaded (or recapped or remanufactured) tires. TRIB tion. Since roughly 70 percent of the cost of new tires is in would expect from quality retreads or new tires. will send readers of this column a list of retread dealers But the cost to you: 50 percent to 70 percent less than the tire body — the casing — retreading produces more 3) Ask about the written guarantee. Some dealers may in your area, along with description material. new tires! for your initial investment. It conserves energy, too, for 2 offer a guarantee on workmanship only, or mileage, or a (“Sylvia Porter’s 1983 Income Tax Book,” her com ENJOY CHRISTMAS SHOPPING The va^ety of drivers and industries using retreads is the retreading process requires 2 Vk gallons of oil to prehensive guide to income taxes, is now available combination. Quality retreads, says the Tire Retread not only astonishing but extremely impressive: taxi make a tire against 7 gallons for making a new tire. through her column. Send $3.95 plus $1 for mailing and fleets and police cars, military vehicles, school buses, How do you find good-quality retreads and beat the Information Bureau (TRIB), generally will carry a more extensive warranty than new ones since they have handling to “Sylvia Porter’s 1983 Income Tax Book,” in most municipal bus systems and a huge 98 percent of the swindlers? care of the Manchester Herald, 4400 Johnson Drive, AT ALL THE PARKADE STORES ADAM’S APPLE 1) Deal only with a knowledgeable merchant who un a lower return rate. world’s airlines. 4) Look for a dealer who gets an “A” rating from the Fairway, Kan. 66203. Make checks payable to Universal In fact, nearly one out of five replacement tires for derstands how retreads tires are made and stands ANDERSON LITTLE National Tire Dealers and Retreaders Association. Press Syndicate.) BERNIES TV & APPLIANCE l^ssenger cars told today is a retread — a total of 26.5 behind his merchandise. BRIGGS’S ICE CREAM CARD GALLERY CASUAL LADY Job hunt LATE NIGHT SHOPPING THIS CHILDREN’S WEARHOUSE Economy: CBT. WEEK CVS DRUGS deception DAVID’S D & L weak but DELYN FASHIONS increases DIAMOND SHOWCASE WELLS, Maine (UPI) - If you want to FOOD MART cook “Range Rick” style, take “Range HARVEST HILL PACKAGE not bleak Rick’s Kook Book” — not his. get your STORE own. Read it cover to cover. Throw book 3 MORE GIANT SHOPPING away. Talk to author. JO. ANN’S FABRIC By Denis G. Gulino When you interrupt Cliff Earl’s lunch, KNITTERS WORLD United Press International you feel as if you’re in for some big trou DAYS ATTH E PARKADE ble. LIGGETTS PARKADE WASHING’TON — With a year wracked by recession Cliff’s stomach is pretty big, like PHARMACY drawing to a close, the latest economic statistics are everything else about him; he chews real MARSHALL’S mixed. Improvements in some areas, like factory slowly and stares straight ahead. He orders, are being wiped out by other setbacks. doesn’t look as if he enjoys being in THOM. McAN SHOES With the nation’s industries hardest hit by recession, terrupted during mealtime, especially the Commerce Department’s advance report ’Tuesday by strangers. PAPA GINO on orders for large consumer goods showed a slight in PARKADE BARBER SHOP But with a smile, he puts down his NO PARKING TICKETS EVER! crease, a sign that perhaps the worst is over for fac sandwich and offers a big, soft hand to PARKADE CLEANERS tories. shake. Visitors offer occasions to retire New durable goods orders, fuel necessary for any PARKADE HEALTH & leraid photo by Pinto to the den. where he eases into his recovery, went Up 1.9 percent in Novembel’, and favorite chair — a high-backed NUTRITION STORE significantly, without much'help from the auto Industry overstuffed monster facing the wide- PARKADE LANES or defense suppliers. Oh, how beautiful! Sflrgen IY,S.et - and Ijfihls up; a Dice- Steel industry orders jumped 8 percent, the biggest PARKADE LAUNDROMAT one-month in- Cliff is the Marshall Dodge of the cooking world. His “Range Rick’s Kook PEARLE VISION STORE crease since Mrs. Marian K. Turkington (center), who retired presented to her by bank president William R. Johnson (left, with glasses) at a surprise party Book” is the bible of what you might call WHY SHOP ANYWHERE ELSE? July 1980. this week after more than 30 years as a mortgage the arm chair school of cooking: a PRAGUE SHOES Despite the officer at the Savings Bank of Manchester, ad Wednesday. rambling, anecdotal collection of RADIO SHACK Real GNP improvement, mires a pair of diamond and gold earrings RECORD BREAKER OroM Nationaf Product the total value recipies that only incidentally touch on SBatonaily EdiuEtod annual ^ata- of November cooking. REED’S STATIONARY Percentagea ratiact change from orders, $70.9 The 47-page first edition of 400 copies, SAVINGS BANK previous Quarter billion, was still printed by Zippy Copy Center, is almost FINAL SPECIAL OFFERS IN OF MANCHESTER at its second- Business group's shopping list gone — mostly given away. ♦2.1% worst level in At 71, Cliff has just wisps of white hair SEAR’S 2W years. Only and soft face dominated by bushy MANY STORES SHADY GLEN DAIRY STORE October’s total eyebrows and a thin mouth. You’ve seen was lower. soys state budget top priority the face somewhere before — on a SWISS COLONY CHEESE The logger, or a state trooper, or a turnpike SHOP recession’s toll attendant. In fact, Cliff can lay claim Ti THREE PENNY PUB downward trend HARTFORD (UPI) — The Connecticut limit the growth of state spending and nounced. to all these occupations himself. of factory Business and Industry Association has prohibiting the use of bond funds to pay “The time has come to address the He’s retired now and enjoys telling and WEATHERVANE production has targeted the state’s budget problems as for current expenditures. human problems that may be caused by hearing stories. YOUTH CENTER been a major a top priority for the 1963 Legislature, ’The group said school aid grants to a plant closing or major layoff,” CBIA For those unfamiliar with the contributor to saying they affect personal and business cities and towns should be frozen at President Kenneth O. Decko said. armchair school of cooking, it’s what you VISIT SANTA - 2.2 % the growing un taxes. current levels rather than increased $90 '“But the solution should not im |^ e practice when you think someone else employment Connecticut’s largest business group million as proposed. the state’s ability to attract and reuin needs help, lots of help, with their rate, which released its shopping list Tuesday for the The CBIA offered an alternative to a industry,” he said. cooking, ’l^ at someone for Cliff is his reached 10.8 upcoming session. It Included proposed bill introduced' in the 1982 session to Another priority wa^ legislation to grandson, Rick Chase, whose cooking SANTA’S HOME IS NEXT TO DELYNS p e r c e n t in legislation for hazardous waste treat require companies employing more than create a commercial hazardous waste habits inspired Cliff. November. ment and unemployment compensation. 100 workers to give 60 days notice of treatment facility. layoffs or plans to relocate out of state. Various tax changes and changes in the One day a few years ago, Rick was in L o w er ’The group said the state’s budget and his mother’s kitchen • in their home, - 5.1% terest rates, fiscal problems remained iU overriding Business groups opposed the bill, unemployment compensation laws, in labeling it an “Industrial hostage” cluding a re-examination of future in attempting to cook lunch. Just as he parently concern because they affect taxes paid touched a match to the electric range, in and he is available: sparked by the by individuals and businesses. measure while organized labor pushed creases already approved in the for its adoption and dubbed it the maximum unemployment benefit pay walked Cliff, who noticed Rick was going Federal ’The association, with 5,800 members, to be a long time cooking at that rate. Reserve Board’s easier policy for money growth lately, “runaway shops” bill. ment, also were proposed. called on lawmakers to set spending “I was quite amused,” he recalls. has triggered an improvement in the construction in The CBIA suggested designating a ’The business group joined other groups priorities and to keep additional spen When Rick proceeded to put a three- dustry as well and helped sustain a higher level of new position in the Office of Policy and who urged lawmakers to set aside a por ding in line with anticipated revenue in pound box of macaroni into a small pan WEDNESDAY, DEC. 22, 3-7 PM car sales. creases from current taxes. Management to coordinate a team of tion of tax revenues and user fees to pay But export sales, upon which one of eyery seven U.S. state officials to assist workers when a for maintenance and repairs to the for his lunch. Cliff decided a cookbook ’The CBIA also called for constitutional for beginners was in order. manufacturing jobs depends, are down. amendments banning budget deficits. plant closing or relocation was an state’s highways and bridges. THURSDAY, DEC. 23, 11 AM-7PM ’The biggest negative indicator Tuesday was the “flash” projection disclosed by Commerce Department 2 economists showing the economy, as reflected by gross FRIDAY, DEC. 24, 10 AM-4 PM national product, is colbipslng again in the fourth quarter of the year. Public Records ’The rate of decline in the GNP was projected to be a 2.2 percent annually, a surprisingly sharp slowddwn and Karen J. Fregin to David C. Fregin, property at 116 N. George Barron and Abagail Barron against Emma the worst since the first three months of the year. ’The Warranty deeds Jenkins, $10,000, property at 14 Spencer St. Stanley M. Gula to Martin and Rothman Inc., School St. number is sure to be different when officially reported Jean Luc Nadeau to Renee E. Nadeau, property at 65- next month but it appeared large enough to preclude an Realtors, property at 103 Starkweather St., $46,000. 67 Seaman Circle. '' Lis pendens actual change in direction for the economy. ’The 153-155 Main Manchester Corp. to Pedro A. Romero. Unit 3, 153-155 Main Manchester Con Elizabeth M. Mahey to Eiizabeth and Wiiiiam T. Colonial Bank against Warren S. ’Thomas and Barbara 2 CAPTURETHAT EVER ’The GNP report shows that exports declined in the Maher, property at 85-87 (Hooper St. third quarter, down at an annual rate of $6.9 billion from dominiums, $130,500 (based on conveyance tax). J, ’Thomas, foreclosure of mortgage, property at 21 LASTING MOMENT OF The 153-155 Main Manchester Corp. to Pedro A. Irmine Martha McDonald to George J. McDonald, Harlan St. YOUR KIDS WITH the second quarter. Romero, Unit 7, Main Manchester Condominiums, $104,- property on Carman Road, $8,090 (based on conveyance John C. Roy against Joseph Rivosa $3,283.38, property The growing deterioration of export sales threatens to tax) SANTA CLAUS get worse as the strong dollar keeps making American 000 (bas^ on conveyance tax). at Summit and Lilley streets. Anne B. Laurinaitls to Eggert Johnson and Sirkka Judith C. Nevins, attorney in fact, for William M. Thomas A. Gallichant against Donna D. Gallichant, goods less attractive overseas. Johnson, property at 14 French Road, $66,000. Carroll to Judith C. Nevins and Lawrence L. Nevins, Unit 94-3, Jensen Condominiums. “Overvaluation of the dollar has badly hurt our export property at Still Field Road. Peter A. Kraucunas and sales while at the same time giving ttnports a price ad Suffolk M aiiagem ent Co. Inc. and R eal El-1 Lim ited Partnership to Joyce A. Kerr, property at 521C Hilliard Paul J. Kracunas to Josephine Kraucunas, life use of vantage in the American market,’’ said Gordon Tax Hen releases St., $56,300. , „ ■ property at 64 ’Turnbull Road. R icha^, the director of economic analysis for the V a u ^ L. Modeen Sr. to Betty Lou Modeen, property Town of Manchester releasing Green Manor Estates National Association of Manufacturers. Estate of Carroll Dobey to Paul R. McCa^ a^ PROFESSIONAL PHOTO Patricia M. McCary, property at 38 Diane Drive, $80,- at 60 Woodstock Drive. Inc., $114.03, property on Grissom Road. r GRAPHER WITH SANTA, Jonas R. Searle to Jane R. Searle, property at 141 State of (Connecticut releasing West Side Kitchen, 000. . PLUS INSTANT PHOTO Carol A. Ktatt also known as Carol l^em ey to Robert Ferguson Road. Mary Massaro and Stephen Massaro, $284.06, property GRAPHS ARE AVAILABLE. New business due ^ F. Rivers, property at 713 Hartford Road, $45,000. at 331 Center St. JoaepUne Krauciinas to Peter A. Kraucunas, and Paul EAST HARTFORD (UPI) - Pratt It Whitney Air Fiduciary’s deed J. Kraucunas, property at 64 Turnbull Road, $75,000. Elstate of Frank J. Kenney to Robert F. Rawlinltis, Release of caveat craft is expecting an estimated $100'million in new Robert J. Terry and Allan H. Mul, to Richard E. following an announcement the company’s pnq>erty at 285 Hilliard St., $48,000. Town of Manchester releasing Dorothy M. ’Turner, Merritt, trustee, property at 92 Falknor Drive. property at 92 Hackmatack St. —gin». wlU power Boeing Corp. jeU selected for use by Robert J. Terry mmI Allan M. Mul to Richard E. FREE COLORING BOOKS Delta AlrlInM. M ^ tt, trustee,' property at 91 Falknor M ve. Judgment Hen FOR ALL THE KIDS. P ra tt It Whitney, a dlvlaion of the Hartford-based Joseph j. GhMle and Annette H. Glode to George Jef Professional Ambulance Service Inc. against Joseph Notice of lease United Technologies Corp., said 33 Boeing 717-tOO twin- frey Koepper, propwrty at 71 Alton St., $67,900. and Caroline Bell, $92.50, property at 9 Waddell Road. Carl Mikolowsky to Stanley Pearlson, D.M.D., P.C., COURTESY OF THE MAN « . giiM. JeU to be lea sed by D elta wiU be equipped w ith Clara KMnert, acting by Ruth K. Herbele to Dennis premises at 461E. Center St., for three years from Dec. CHESTER PARKADE pZWengines. R. Miller and Donna R. MUlar, property at 18 Courtland Attachments MERCHANTS ASSOCIA ’The advanced jet liners will be powered by PAW St., $56,000. TION. JTBD-UA series engines, each producliig 16,500 pounds Har-Mon Inc. against Frank J. Lateano, $6,000, of thrust, and are scheduled to be delivered property at 28 Concord Road. Termination of lease betw een 1983 and 1905. Quitclalm dM dt Savinib Bank of Manchester against Ronald H. Seymour B. Kaplan and Javlt Family ’Trusts, doing The company said the cost of replacement engines Gerald F. Sommers to John G. Sommers, propoty on Bourque and Joyce C. Bourque, $300, properties at business as K.J. Realty, lessor, and P.A. Romero, M.D. and spare parts could total dS much as $100 million. Patriot Lane. $9,000. (based on conveyance tax) Green Road and N. Elm Street. P.C., lessee, terminate lease at 155 Main St. * • 4 f ■
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Horn** For Solo 23 Sorvico* Otforod 31 Painting-Paportng 32 Building Contracting 33 Articlaa lor Bala 41 Free ClaaalSgd Ada Rooma for Rant 52 Autoa For Bala 51 Truoka lor Safa 02 REWEAVING BURN PAINTING & PA P E R TIMOTHY J. Connelly - GOVERNMENT MANCHESTER, C r. HOLES. Zippers, um Hanging Ceilings Total building and im SURPLUS CARS & DRUM SET, beginners GENTLEMAN - Central, .g o brellas rep airs. Window repaired. References. Ful provement services in TRUCKS- Listed for $2064, lfianrI|pHtpr MpralJi Fur the Tnif' Ruvrr three piece, like new, p^rlvate pleasant room . sold for $51.00. More BANK running condition. Pour shades, Venetian blinds. ly insured. Quality work! cluding but not limited to $98.00. Stand seat, and Telephone, shower, available. 203-775-7189, speed transmission. Cali Keys. TV FOR RENT. Martin Mattsson, evenings kitchens, bathrooms, ad cymbal Included. Call 643- parking. 649-6801. REPOSSESSIONS Exquisite Custom Ext.-412. 647-8341. Marlow’s, 867 Main Street. 649-4431. ditions, garages, roofing 6182 between 5 and 8 p.m. FOR SALE It’s tim e to think Executive 649-5221. and siding, door and win 'Your Community Newspaper' Contemporary NICE ROOM - Parking, 1980 Dodge Colt - 2 FORD VAN - 1971. Good INTERIOR-EXTERIOR d ow replacement, SEASONED OAK CHILDS Mickey Mouse private bathroom for an LIGHT TRUCKING - Fen dr., H/B $3800. condition, new tires. Low painting, also ceilings remodeling, renovations FIREWOOD - For table and chair set. Like older gentleman around 60. »250,000 cing. Attics, cellars, gar 1979 Ford Courier mileage. 742-7241. painted and repaired. Good and new construction. 646- deliveries, call George new, excellent Christmas Kitchen privileges, 10 Room., 3,800 S/F. Fully A /C & ages cleaned. AH types Grilling, Andover, 742- Pick-up, 4 cyl., $3600. Carpeted. 5 Bedrooms, 31^ Baths. references. 87^045. 1379. gift. $12.50. Call 6464)441 reasonable rent. G.M.C. PICK-UP, four Losf and Found Lighted Tennis Court. Deluxe Ma trash, brush removed.. 7886. after 5 p.m. The above can be seen about yotir 1 Help Wanted 13 tures in Every Room. References. Cali 649-7335. speed, insulated cap, runs Picket, Split Rail, Stake Building Contracting 33 Roofing 34 at SM 913 Main 81. PLEASE READ Imaginative Finonang for High good, covered wagon Fences installed. 528-0670. ATARI AND THREE YOUR AO SMALL BLACK POODLE Inctmed fWcfioser. COAT, WOOL. Five yard? AVAILABLE January 1st - truck, camper, flat bed, 16 EM N EXTRA MONEY 646.2830, MR. NORMAN LEON CIESZyNSKl BIDWELL HOME Im Cassettes. Hardly used. bittersweet orange wool Extra large, carpeted, pan 1973 VOLVO - four door, lost sometime Sunday DESIGN KITCHENS - ft. trailer plank, four FOR CHRISTMAS - BUILDER. New homes, provement Company - $150. 649-7303. fabric still in manufac elled room with large air-conditioning, power Classilled ads are taken afternoon. Answers to cabinets, vanities, counter wheel. 643-2371. Sasha. My daughters mis additions, remodeling, rec Roofing, siding, turer’s wrapping, $56.00. cedarized closet. Security steering and brakes. Sell Avon. Earn good $$S, set tops, kitchen cabinet over the phone as a con ses her very much. $50.00 NEW 2-FAMILY - Two rooms, garages, kitchens alterations, additions. 649- USED o f f i c e Call 644-8270 evenings. and references. 6494)102. Excellent condition. $3200 your own hours. fronts, custom Motorcyclaa-BIcyclaa 54 A ,B .C ’s venience. The Herald is reward. 643-1095. bedroom townhouses, remodelM, ceilings, bath 6495. MACHINERY: 7 Friden negotiable. 6 4 6 -0 5 8 l| . woodworking, colonial responsibie lor only one country kitchen with tile, dormers, roofing. electric calculators, 10 CHILDS TABLE and THREE ROOMS - Private CaH 023-9401 reproductions in wood. YAMAHA 1980 - 650 incorrect insertion and or 270-2041 appliances, carpet and Residential or commer □MISC. FOR SALE I Burroughs manual chairs, (2) set; for- entrance. Ladies $25., 1964 CORVETTE J.P. Lewis, 649-9658. cial. 649-4291. calculators, 2 Burroughs Special. Excellent condi then only to the size of □ EMPLOYMENT vinyl floors, double glazed mica/chrome, very good mens $30. and $25. Fur ROADSTER - two tops, tion, must sell. $1,200 or \ Gl0ctric Cdlculdtors 2 Die* excellent condition. the original insertion. PART TIME Secretary for windows, aluminum storm condition, $20. ’Telepnone coat, dresses, suits, slacks, best offer. 649-4051.______SHOWER DOORS AND ELECrklCAL SERVICES Houtehold Goods 40 taphone recorders ’ and 1 Beautiful car. 623-0093. Errors which do not Help Wanted 13 Bolton church three mor- windows and doors, full 649-0387 after 7 pm. etc. 649-5459. ■nings. Typing, record basement with washer and TUB ENCLOSURES - We do all types of Ele Transcriber, 1 National Reasonable, price INVITATION TO BID lessen the value of the expertly installed by Gary USED keeping, mimeographing, dryer connections, gas trical Work! Licensed. Ci cash register, 1 Burroughs VW BEETLE Snow tires. Aparlmanta lor Ront 53- negotiable. advertisement will not LICENSED NURSE - A. Keix^U - The Shower REFRIGERATORS, Sealed bids will be received in the etc. Call Pastor at 646-5201. fired, hot water baseboard after 5:00 p.m., 646-1516, Lister. Call Cheney Office of the Director of General Come out of retirement for Door Maff. 872-6000. WASHERS, RANGES - be corrected by an ad heating system. $98,500.00. Brothers, Inc., 643-4141 suburbanite, $60.00 for the FOUR ROOM apartment CHRYSLER CORDOBA Services, 41 Center Street," this one. No stress, no fuss, Clean, Guaranteed. Parts ditional insertion. IMMEDIATE OPENINGS, Summitt Village Con FARRAND Ext. 49. pair. Excellent condition. with heat included. 1977-AC, PS, PB, two door Manchester, Connecticut, until no bother. Call 649-2358. MOTHER OF TWO will & Service. Low prices! overseas and domestic dominiums. New two REMODELING - Cabinets, Call 649-9838. Walking distance to Main hardtop. One owner. Best January 7, 1983 at 11:00 a m. for care for all ages - Ideal - B.D. Pearl & Son, 649 Main the following: $20,000 to $50,000 plus a bedroom townhouses $46,- Roofing, Gutters, Room OLDER COMMERCIAL Street. First floor with offer. Call 623-6245. Fenced yard, play space, GRAVELY COMMERCIAL year. Call l-(312)-931-7053. 900.00. Peterman Realty, Additions, Decks, ail types Street. 643-2171. type bumper pool table, FOR SALE - Four pine X- good rates. 646-2460. private entrance. $450 per CONVERTIBLE TRACTOR Ext. 2340A. 649-9404/647-0080. o f Remodeling' and used to be coin operated, mas tree with all trim month. Call 649-2947, 1979 AMC SPIRIT, power 14 CUBIC FT. ART EQUIPMENT - BABYSITTER in my Repairs. FREE oak trim. $50.00 or best mings, $40 or best offer. brakes, power steering, SNOW PLOWING - Refrigerator, two door, MANCHESTER HIGH SCHOOL MECHANIC, Sewing MANCHESTER - Lawyers Estimates. Fully insured. offer. Old pine painted Call 646-2507. 3‘A ROOM APARTMENT. air-conditioning, clean. ATHLETIC SHIRTS Cooper Street home 2 or 3 driveways and parking nights a week. Telephone Machine. Experienced and Doctors! Only once in Telephone 643-6017. brown, excellent condition, hoosier cabinet, $1% firm. 647-9137. The Town of Manchester is an lots. Calf after 6 pm, 649- Private home. Heat, iBanrbfstrr 646-5849. preferred. Apply between a blue moon does an invest $150. Matching electric 649-7069. TWO Beautiful live Christ appliances. Working single equal opportunity employer, and 0539. stovp, excellent’ condition, 8:30-3 p.m.. Pioneer ment opportunity come ROBERT E. JARVIS mas trees, 7 and 9 feet tali. adult only. No AUDI, lOOLS, 1974. Needs requires an affirmative action $100. 649-4003. policy for all of its Contractors and BABYSITTER wanted at Parachute Company, Inc., along like this one. A large Building and Remodeling 21” MAGNOVOX COLOR $12./$15. We’ll cut them for pets/children. Telephone work, transmission shot, IS FOR H rralb BULK GARBAGE Pick-up Vendors as a condition of doing fitness center between the Pioneer Industrial Park, two story frame house Specialist. Interior and CONSOLE- Excellent con- you. Call 643-1307. but no rust, excellent in - Have that old junk hauled 643-2880. business with the Town, as per hours of 9 and 12:30. Hale Road, Manchester. located in a B2 zone near exterior renovating, dition. $100. Quasar VCR. terior, good tires, AM-FM away at low cost! Call 646- Federal Order 11246. ADVERTISING Anyone interested in this “Phone 644-1581. E.O.E. new Court House. Could be residential and commer- **************...... Excellent condition. $75. BOYS FIGURE ice skates, FOUR ROOMS - Third radio. $700 or best offer. Bid Forms, plans and 5714. additions, garages, Artlolea lor Sale 41 CaU 643-2711 (days) ask for position, please call 647- perfect for your new office. ______c