MANCHKSTKR HERALD. Wednesday. Dec. 14, 1910

Rise most In months Jobless rate down in WASHINGTON (UPI) - Uni-mploymenl “ It has to do with the survey methods, "h e Superior, Wis., 16 percent; Wheeling, The nation’s retail W.Va., 15,3 percent: and Mobile, Ala., 14.1 sales rose 1.9 per­ in most states is below wlwt it was a year said. "They're not as accurate in rural, ago, the government reports, with jobless­ sparsely populated areas as they are In percent. cent in November, ness highest in West Virginia at l.l. I percent urban areas." Metropolitan areas with the lowegl the most in six and lowest in North Dakota with 3.8 Michigan had the second highest jobless unemployment rate for October included months, the govern­ percent. rate at 12.5 percent, followed by Alabama Fargo-Moorehead. N.D., 2.8 percent; Na­ shua, N.H., 3.1 percent; and Manchester, ment said Tuesday. "We have more recession-prone indus­ with 12.3 percent. tries than most states — particularly steel, The department's Bureau of Labor N.H.. 3.8 percent. The increase to a coal, chemicals, aluminum, construction Statistics said New Hampshire was the The largest year-to-year drops in jobless record $102.45 bil­ and glass," said Jack Canfield, West .second lowest at 3.9 percent and South rates occurred in New Hampshire, 3.5 Virginia's employment security commis­ Dakota's 4.1 percent was third. percentage points: Arizona, 3.3 percentage lion showed cash points; and Alabama, 3 percentage points. registers were busier sioner. "Mining may be the hardest hit ... Laredo, Texas, a border city hard-hit by but manufacturing has really been clob­ last year's devaluation of the Mexican peso, The largest increase was in Oklahoma at 1.3 Showers today, as the Christmas bered by the recession." reported the highest jobless rate for a percentage points. buying season got Preliminary Labor Department figures metropolitan area at 21.7 percent. Twenty-one states showed drops of 2 cloudy Friday percentage points or more in their rates under way faster showed Tuesday that unemployment was High unemployment ajso was recorded in — see page 2 below year-ago levels in 90 percent of staes other south Texas towns clustered near the over a year, up from the 13 states with such MmhtBtn Mmlh than most analysts and the national civilian unemployment border. McAllen-Pharr-Edinburg, Texas, drops in September and seven in August. expected. rate fell to 8.4 percent from 9.9 percent unemployment was 19.7 percent, while the without seasonal adjustment. neighboring Brownsville-Harlingen-San L Tom Haan, a spokesman for Job Service Benito area had a 14.3 percent jobless rate. cross-country skiing was intro­ North Dakota, questioned the glowing Other top areas were Lakeland-Winter duced to this country at the Trapp Family statistics for his state. Haven, Fla., 16.9 percent: Duluth, Minn.- Lodge in^towe, Vt. ^ Lutz extends^ REAl ESTATE THIS WEEK bridge’s life, donates $500 By Alex Glrelli Nature Center is owned by the 5 Herald Reporter town and used by Lutz musuem. featuring... I; General Manager Robert B. The trustees of Lutz ChildrJ pen's Weiss said today he cannot say yet what the legal relationship be­ 1 Museum have extended to Aprpnl 15 the date by which the cov'ered tween the town and museum is bridge in the Oak Grove Nature over the land and the liabilities REDUCED TO $68,900 Center must be repaired and have connected with it. WHAT BETTER C lm Address: donated $500 of museum funds for He has asked the town attorney Give your family a apecial gift thtt Chriatmaa — a homa of thair own. Thia to study it. ' affordabla thraa badroom ranch ia localad in a wall maintainad Eaat Han­ the job. ford naighborhood. It haa an atiachad two car garage, large yard and gaa 71 Old Farms Rd. — Tolland The decision was made at a Responsibility for the land and heal. Make thia Chriatmaa a apecial one Call today. ONE - meeting of the trustees Wednesday the structures on it may be crucial Purchase with assumable moiigage or night after Alex Krajewski pres­ even if the museum goes forward TW O - Rent with an option to buy or ented to them an outline of plans with Krajewski's plan to have the for bridge repair and a rough concrete work done by Nathan THREE Lease for six months estimate by the Nathan Hale Hale Construction Co. and the rest GO - To your phone and call us for all the details Construction Co. of Coventry of of the repair by volunteers. on this lovely Ranch located in Tolland. $1,500 for concrete bridge Features include three bedrooms, living supports. If the bridge repair is public room with fireplace, formal dining room While no formal estimate was works, as it would be if it were a and family room. Set on V. acre with pretty available. Krajewski told the trus­ town project, it would come under yard. Two car garage. tees the $1,500 was based on a cost inspection by the Public Works of about $500 for materials and Department and would probably HIDEAWAY Purchase price is $76,900. Call today! Thia unuaual ranch ia located on over an acre in Andover. Approximately about 40 man-hours of labor. have to have the stamp of a 2200 aq. feat of living apace ia divided up into eight rooma. Four bed- registered engineer. rooma: maater bedroom with fireplace and glaaa doora, living room and Krajewksi said the price might dining room and family room with fireplace. Many unique featurea are in­ be affected by whatever require­ The town would probably also cluded Make your appointment for a private ahowing today 1106.000 ments are placed on the work by have to work under legal con­ We cin help you bKome e thestown. straints over wages. "REALE" PROFESSIONAU D.F. REALE, Inc. If is private, it would probably Call 846452S. end etk lor Den. Herald photo by Pinto THERE IS A BIG discrepancy have to meet the approval of the Real Estate between that estimate and one by Building Department and be in­ D.F. REALE, INC. 175 Main St., Manchester, CT Town Engineer Waller Senkow spected by that department. Real Eilala Holiday splendor Senkow puts the cost of concrete Barrett has said he has not had lit IW . II.. BMtlMtlW. (I. 64 6-4 525 bridge abuttments at up to $12,000. an opportunity to discuss it with 64A-452S streetlights through the rain and fog Wednesday night. Senkow's plan includes the cost the town's building inspector. Hoiiday decorations hanging on downtown Main Street of jacking up the bridge, builiding The meeting Wednesday night in Manchester are highlighted by the reflection of Only 10 days remain before Christmas. the abutments, and setting the was closed to the press. Krajewski bridge on the new supports. left the meeting after making his F O R S A IE Senkow phoned Hale Construc­ presentation and did not wait for E £ tion Co. this morning and was told the decision. that is basically what the company Steven Ling, director of the Georgia executes would-be hit man is planning to do. museum, issued a statement this 156 E Center St He envisioned a 6-foot long morning in behalf of the trustees. concrete wall at each end of the The statement said: "The Board Manchester JACKSON, Ga. (UPI) - John "Hey, there ain't no point in when the three unidentified execu­ Georgia Attorney General Mike bridge with a wing on the upstream of Trustees of Lutz Children's Eldon Smith, 53, an insurance pulling it so tight, " he told them. tioners threw their switches, two of Bowers said. “ If the law is carried ■■ side of each wall to deflect water. Museum is overwhelmed by the salesman who thought killing two The Rev. Richard Wise, a which were dummies and one that out there will be more executions. I The wooden support legs of the community support for the co­ people might win him a job as a Catholic priest, walked with Smith set off a two-minute blast of cannot predict accurately how bridge are rotting at the water line. vered bridge at the Oak Grove Very Speciall Describes this charming 7 room Cape. 3 a C *^ 8 1 Eatete Mafia hit man, died in Georgia's to the death chamber. electricity ranging as high as 2.080 many or when. Because of the long Senkow said today another me­ Nature Center, and in considera­ bedrooms, carpeting, living room w/fireplace and all delays the system is not working. kitchen appliances. Lovely treed yard, fenced In rear. 646-2000 new electric chair at 8:15 a.m. "My final statement will be volts. thod would be to put in concrete tion of Alex Krajewski's efforts Conveniently located and a delight to seel Call our REDUCED today, complaining only that the made by Father Wise." Smith told Smith's body tensed as if he had This case illustrates that very piers and cut off the rotted portion and the support demonstrated by Manchester office for an appointment. 643-4060 Manebester - New listing on Henry St. Good-slzad, 6 straps were too tight. warden Ralph Kemp, who read his taken a deep breath; his right hand well.” of the wooden legs that support the the community, has extended until Rm Cape. 3 bedrooms, dining room, living room w/fire­ Smith's swift death emphasized execution order and asked if he had curled upward, the thumb touch­ Smith's case was in the courts bridge. •April t*«Hie date by which money place, screened porch. Bowers School. Asklno ing the index finger. The hair on his nine years, and was taken twice to $69,900 “ the quickening pace of executions anything to say. must be coTl^ed and the bridge in the United States. The lllh rnan The short, gray-bearded priest, arms and legs curled up. No other both the 11th Circuit Court of KRAJEWSKI, in an interview repair must be'complete. to be executted since the Supreme read from second Corinthians: jnovement was visible. The body Appeals and the Supreme Court with a Herald reporter after the "The museum further demon­ Manchester Court lifted its death penalty ban in "Indeed we know that when the remained in the chair for six within '24 hours before his death. meeting, said it is unfortunate that strated its interest in preserving Assumable V.A. Mortgage for 1976, he was the fifth to die this earthly tent in which we dwell is minutes before the warden, two His death left 103 men and 3 women the town has not yet decided what the covered bridge by allocating year — and the second in just two destroyed, we have a dwelling physicians and the guards all on death row in Georgia. responsibiity, if any. it has for the $500 toward the bridge-repair the right buyer on this 8 Rm. days. prepared by God." with name tags removed — en­ About 30 death penalty protes­ bridge. The land at the Oak Grove project. " Older 2 Story home, situated in a The family of his victims ex­ “ Father, I abandon myself into tered to examine it and pronounce ters holding lighted candles and prime location for some type of pressed bitterness that Smith's your hands, " he concluded. Smith dead. singing "Swing Low, Sweet Cha­ business use, gift shop, wife — who convinced him the Smith looked at the ceiling of the At 8; 19 a.m.. Kemp announced riot, " were standing on frosty RUHCHESTER $79,900 Mafia would hire him as a hit man white-painted chamber and that “ At approximately 8:15 on ground just inside the gates of the antiques, etc. Call us for details. scanned the faces of the 13 Dec. 15. 1983. the court-ordered Funding is sought New Listing! Spacious 2 family (5 & 5). 2 bedrooms, for­ if he killed her ex-husband — had Georgia Diagnostic and Treat­ mal dining room, eat in kitchen, natural woodwork Only $64,900. not been executed too. witnesses, two guards and a execution of John Eldon Smith was "Eniov life to the fv lle tt" with this Immaculate 3 bed­ ment Center as Smith died. Beside throughout, separate utilities, 2 car garage and conve­ BUSINESS AND/OR RESIDENCE Smith a short, bald man with a physician's assistant watching carried out in accordance with the them stood about 15 supporters of niently located. Don't miss this excellent investment. room Townhouse - 2'A baths - living room, dining room, Located on Route 6, High Traffic area. walrus moustache, stepped jaunt- through a window from an adjoin­ laws of the state of Georgia. capital punishment, most of them Call our Manchester office for more details. 643-4060 eat In kitchen with appliances, large recreation room, Former restaurant and antique shop. air conditioned. $71,900. . ily to the varnished wooden chair ing room. The priest said, "John Smith was law students. for housing units Suitable (or many uses. Large, paved and half a dozen blue-uniformed A square piece of leather was a very gentle man. He met death in [B parking area. Good visabillty from both correctional officers hurried to draped over his face and a a very brave way." Randall Akins, a brother of the R EALTY WORLD* — Frechette Aitociatee The possibility that slate- Street it is $60. but the tenant pays FREE y&R REALTY CO. 497 Buckland Road PO Box 6?3 directions. Ideal opportunity. Owner strap him in, cinching his arms, leather-strapped cap resembling a His death came almost exactly victim, told reporters at another subsidized housing for the elderly for electricity and electrical heat­ MARKET SOiAh Windtor, CT 06074 ____ retiring out of state, will consider fi­ legs and waist with arm leather bicyclist's helmet containing an 30 hours after that of Robert brother's house in Calhoun. Ga,, 64 3 -2 6 9 2 Bus 1203) 644 3481 f 1 ] can be built on the town's North ing. At the earlier 40 Spencer REAL ESTATE SERVICES e v a l u a t io n nancing. Call tor further details. straps two inches wide, and electrode was placed over his Wayne Williams, who was pul to "We re not happy to see John m fech flffcce •Aoependene, oasneo ana nperefee S ft S * Robert O. Murdock, Realtor Elm Street property emerged Street units, tenants pay $88 or 25 223 E m I C«nt«r St.. ManchotlRr H3 REALTY WORLD. $89,500.00 attaching the electrodes. He wore head. death Wednesday morning in the Eldon Smith dead. We are happy to Wednesday night to the surprise of percent of income and pay for white prison denims with white So tightly was Smith strapped to electric chair at I.x)uisiana's An­ sec that our justice system has the Manchester Housing electricity but not heal. \ socks, but no shoes or jewelry. the chair that it was difficult to tell gola prison. carried out the law. We have very high hopes and firm beliefs the Authority. Up to now there has been no stale execution of John Eldon Smith will > If the authority can get funds for money available and the afforda­ save a number of lives." the project it would be able to build ble housing committee formulated apartments that would rent for far its plans on that assumption. D.W. FISH REALTY CO. French peacekeeper slain; But Akins said, "It there was less than the about $375 a month the fairness in our system, there would town would have to charge if it Carol Shanley, executive direc­ be no alternative but to ... get 243 Main SI.. Manchesler Vernon Circle. Vernon built them under a plan worked out tor of the authority, said the Dec. 7 Rebecca Smith and execute her for 'by a committee on affordable letter indication that funding is the murders. She is the one who 643-1591 872-9153 housing. available took her by surprise. talks aim at stronger truce manipulated him and we are quite Rents at two state-subsidized Up to 50 units could be sought. bitter she has gotten off as lightly projects in Manchester range from Neither the North Elm Street land as she has. She is the most evil BEIRUT, Lebanon (UPI.) — and Shiite Amal militia officials involved in today's shooting near $60 a month or 25 percent of nor land on Spencer Street could person I have ever dealt with in my Unidentified gunmen shot and were to meet with Syrian officers the Residence des Pins home of the income, whichever is higher, to $88 accommodate 50 units individu­ MANCHESTER GROVE PARK CONDO life. She manipulated him, brain­ IN-LAW SUITE killed a French peacekeeper to­ in a bid to cement Lebanon's French ambassador escaped, the a month or 25 percent, depending ally, but both together could. Immaculate 1 bedroom salt box end unit In oneof Man­ washed him, convinced him to do Available in this spacious ranch style homel New car­ chester's most sought after complexes. Fireplace day, the second French death in much-violated Sept. 16 cease-fire spokesman said. on what else the tenant pays for. 'There is no assurance the town peting and appliances. Many extras. Transferred owner deck appliancesi $62,500. two days, as Lebanon's warring agreement. In another incident, U.S. Ma­ this for her." At the newest 40 units on Spencer will get the funds. needs fast salel factions gathered in Damascus for The stepped-up efforts to streng­ rines opened fired on a taxi that crucial talks on strengthening the then the cease-fire came after tried to drive a two-man American cease-fire. another day of fighting between television crew into the base Government sources said rank­ Lebanese factions and the USS through the wrong entrance. A Kindly woman needs kindness ing Lebanese army officers. Druze 's first massive naval spokesman for the National Broad­ bombardment of Syrian positions. casting Corp. said Joseph Corco­ A spokesman for the 2,000- ran, an employee of WITN-TV, an She looks as though she wauM be a so she can continue to reach out. r member French peace-keeping NBC affiliate.in Washington, N.C.. grandmother to a lot of little boys and girls. She wept when she received a Thanksgiving force in Lebanon said today's was treated for glass cuts in the Gray-haired, with smile crinkles around her basket. “The Manchester Area Conference of Inside Today shooting followed by just hours the shoulder. eyes, and a warm pleasant face, she has no family Churches would like to provide her with a 1 death of another French soldier The Lebanese taxi driver, Mus­ of her own, so she devotes herself to helping those Christmas basket that will bring smiled * 24 pages, 4 sections late Wednesday night, who was tafa Mahmoud Najjar, was shot in around her. The woman described above is one one of the killed when his observation post In spite of her own many and serious ills, she 280 individuals and households MACC hopes to rEMPORA^ ..14 the head and left arm. He was ASSURIABLE 7%% MCT $54,900.— Exceptional 7 room, 3 bedroom home with 2 full baths. Bukinn...... !..!! '21 “ shell. expected to be released in three or writes anonymous get-well cards to others who help this Christmas season. Attractive 2 bedroom home with modern kitchen and 32" greenhouse attached to home, fireplace plus 3V< VERNON $79,800 VERNON $76,900 ClostKIed rightist Voice of Lebanon lour days, said NBC producer Tony are lonely and ill. She prays for their recovery bath. Qas heat and newer steel siding. A great oppor­ acres of privacy. Will hold 2nd mtg. R ED UCED for Im­ Comict...... '8 radio station said the observation andlights votive candles. Non-perishable foods, new and good-as-new tunity. ★ EXTRA INCOME ★ Hillman. mediate sale. W's. ★ ENERGY EFFICIENT ★ Entertainment...... '4 post was located at a government- Despite her condltion.'she frequently walks to toys, and gifts for the elderly may be left at Town provided in this property that includes Santini built Ranch in move-in condi­ Hillman said the Marines fired a tour 5 room, 3 bedroom apartments, Lott^rv...... 2 held mountain village overlooking warning shot over the car and then visit a 95-year-old neighbor. Reaching out to Fire Headquarters next to the Municipal BIANCHARD & ROSSETTO, INC. tion. 3 bedrooms. Fireplace with heato- onllunn ...... 6 SyHan and Druze positions in the fired on it when the driver others has helped her forget her own pain, her BuUdIng; the Eighth Utilities District fire station, REALTORS plus a rented unit used as a retail store. lator. 2 car attached garage. Many own poverty and her own loneliness. '* 32 Main St.; the Manchester Mall, or any office of Call our office for all the utility infor­ Peopletaik'...... 2 Upper Metn east of Beirut. slammed the cur in reverse. 189 WEST CENTER STREET kitchen appliances, 2 fulfbaths. Built in Sportt...... »-ii The deaths brought to 80 the On Wednesday, Three U.S. war­ Increasingly incapacitated by her arthritis, Heritage Savings and Loan Association. Checks mation. Find out how much money this 1980. Don't miss this chance! Televlilon...... 18 number of French soldiers killed ulcers and back spasms, she needs geUwell I should be mailed to MACC Seasonal Sharing, Qox (Cornar of McKoo) could provide you each month. ships — including the battleship 646-24R2 Weather...... 2 since their deployment in Lebanon New Jersey — tired 71 rounds' cards, writing materials and, most of all, stamps. 773. Manchester. . _ •••••••••••••••••••••a in September 1982. The gunmen at Syrian positions .

I ‘ i t - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursduy, Dec. 15. 1983 MAN( MKSTKK lIKKALD. Thursdiiy. U ff !•'>■ A Town hookup or privately funded repairs? Scientists hope for AIDS breakthrough in 1984 Manchester In Brief Water committee to survey homeowners Is transmitted sexually and also; other central African countries in is transmitted by intimate sexual By Jan Ziegler Centers for Disease Control in She said her agency planned to perhaps through blood and blood; 1979, about the same time it was Atlanta. Of those victims, 1,146 spend $48.2 million in fiscal 1984 on contact and blood transfusions. United Press International products is more consistent with » I Toys will be available By Tracy Geoghegan Graham MacDonald, a resident who is al.so a THK COMML'.NITV W KLLwas built along with the described in the United States. died. AIDS programs, including re­ Those at high risk of contracting virus and other types of infectious: Herald Reporter member of the town fire department, .said that in all initial four or five houses when the land was first But they also hoped the grim new AIDS was reported in 32 other search at the CDC, National AIDS are homosexual men, hemo­ Manchester and Bolton residents having WASHINGTON - Nobody has agents.” but 5 percent of fires, the amount of water hauled in on developed in 1968, said MacDonald The original statistics would provide more countries outside the United Institutes of Health and other philiacs, Haitian immigrants and difficulty this year providing Christmas gifts for come up with a cure for AIDS yet. trucks is sufficient. He said he would hale to see that system "hud a lot of merits” : it was well-designed, clues for the army of specialists States, prompting the World agencies. HHS budgeted $25.1 intravenous drug users. Spouses One suspect virus group is their children will be able to select a gift for each A committee of 10 Redwood Farms homeowners, Nobody knows what causes it. exceptional fire in Redwood Farms, however. well-constructed and engineered to meet the investigating the disease at hospi­ Health Organization to convene an million in 1983 and IS.S million in and infanU of victims constitute a HTLV, or human T-cell leukemia child in the family Saturday between 9 a.m. and which has "bent over backwards to be impartial,” There is as yet no effective Wittenzellner said that if he were to buy L & M, a community's needs. MacDonald said. tals, universities and government international meeting on the issue 1982, she said. small number of the victims. Some virus, so-called because it can noon at the Toys for Joy disbursement in the hopes to obtain a vote by the end of the month from treatment. But researchers have booster pump could be added to the existing system Not long ulterward, two partners named Lavitt and research centers worldwide. in November. Doctors at the AIDS knocks out the body's , victims have no apparent relation cause a type of leukemia in Watkins Building. each of the 106 subdivision households on what to do some ideas. that would make more water available to firefighters McCarthy took over and expanded the subdivision. ' They are looking increasingiy at "Because of the intensity of our meeting said the number of cases immune system, apparently by to high risk groups. humans. The Watkins Building is at 935 Main St. in about their problem-ridden water system. in an emergency. Hence the name, L & M Water Co. efforts, we hope that 1984 will be a in Europe had doubled within a weakening disease-fighting cells “ The information increasingly Manchester. Approximately 50 residents of the Redwood Farms viruses. One group in particular is In May, the Harvard University If Redwood Farms residents don't reach a majority Lavitt became ill. so George Koppleman took over highly suspect, and some re­ breakthrough year in combating year. called T-lymphocytes. Victims fall over the past two years has pointed The Manchester Area Conference of Churches subdivision met Wednesday night in the town hall to School of Public Health, the decision, the state Department of f'ublic Otility the water system Under Koppleman, the system'fell searchers have theorized another, AIDS," Health and Human Servi­ Mrs. Heckler declared AIDS the prey to a numter of ailments, to an infectious agent, and that's is sponsoring the distribution. New and good-as- share information and discuss newly emerging National Cancer Institute and the Control will act on their behalf. Under a plan worked into disrepair, MacDonald said more common virus — hepatitis — ces Secretary Margaret Heckler agency's No. 1 priority, organized including Kaposi's sarcoma, a soft reasonably solidly accepted now," new toys collected throughout the community will options. Whatever they decide, it will be only the first Pasteur Institute in Paris reported out earlier this month, homeowners would begin Whoever takes over U & M faces not only the might also be involved as a carrier. told United press international. an inter-agency AIDS advisory tissue cancer, and Pneumocystis said Dr. James Curran, head of the be available. step in what promises to be a lengthy period of they had found evidence of HTLV paying a monthly surcharge for repairs to the system. expense of repairs, then, but also the Koppleman Health authorities discovered As of Nov. 21, there had b^en committee and set up a hotline that carinii pneumonia, a parasitic CDC's task force,, in a telephone A Friday distribution is .scheduled, but is correcting the legal and physical ills of the current past infection in AIDS patlenU on They would also pay anywhere from 200to 300 percent debts and lawyers' lees to resolve the many legal during the year AIDS was also 2,803 cases of Acquired Immune she said has received more than lung infection. interview. limited to families recommended by local social system, those at high risk for the disease.; more for water service than they have been paying. complications. around in Zaire, the Congo and Deficiency reported to the national 600,000 calls since July. Researchers believe the disease “ The suggestion that the disease workers. Such families must bring a letter from a social worker stating the ages of their children. TWO OPTIONS seemed to emerge as most The Saturday distribution is open to any attractive at Wednesday's meeting. One course would parents in financial difficulty. be to petition to hook up to the town water system — a MB MM ISAVE $7l process that town General Manager Robert B. Weiss mSM ICUK Weather estimates would cost the subdivision $100,000, payable n a r^ m n -s ti Peopletalk over a 10-ycar period. lAU THURS The second major option would be to accept an offer Today’s forecasts Zinsser again offers help from John Wittenzcllner's Stafford Springs-basOd tliru SUN Aqua Treatment and Service Co. to buy L & M. Slate Sen, Carl A. Zinsser. R-Manchester, has 4 M « ______Connecticut, Massachusetts and Wittenzellner, L 4 M's court-appointed receiver, says rtllwOAWAOE WS SM¥l YOU mOKiY! Quotes of the day Rhode Island: Cloudy today with a ft congratulated Barbara Weinberg on her relection to the Baord of Directors and on her election by he will do this only if residents vole for this option. chance of showers followed by There was also some talk of forming a homeowners' George Orwell’s “ 1984" is almost here. How fellow directors as the first woman mayor of prophetic was he? Popular Mechanics got these partial clearing late in the day. association which would own and operate the Highs in the mid 40s to mid 50s. Manchester. FAMOUS BRAND answers from some U.S. leaders. Joseph G. In his letter of congratulation, Zinsser also company. Residents spoke of “ learning their lesson" Gavin Jr., president, Grumman Corp.: "Orwell's Partly cloudy tonight. Lows in the from being complacent about how the water system offers his assistance. 30s. Considerable cloudiness Fri­ was run in the past. Some argued that a company run 1984 was a plausible extrapolation of what he " I think you will be the first to agree with me saw...It turned out differently, which is evidence day with a chance of showers or by the residents themselves or by Wittenzellner would W ATCH SALE that now that the election is over and the people flurries inland during the after­ give them more control over their water system than 17" Ceramic that, despite all our follies and our tragic have made their decision, it is up to us in noon. Highs in the mid 30s to mid they would have if they hooked up to the town. mistakes, common sense tends to prevail over the government, both state and local, to come Lighted 40s. /A®, M Residents near-unanimuusly agreed that the well course of history." Princeton University Futurist together and represent all of the people of our Gerard K. O’Neill; “ The people of the 1880s had Maine: Cloudy with occasional water they have now is superior in quality to town 50% to 70% OFF CHRISTMAS IfiAftft ft / ^ towns and districts, regardless of political party, showers east and chance of show­ water. Many al.so expressed distrust of the town'.s the same goals and responses we do..‘.dnd the- I and do the job that they elected us to do, and that TREE 2080s will be no different...We resist Orwellian ers elsewhere. Highs in the 40s to figures, calling both the cost and time estimates low 50s. Cloudy tonight with light is to govern.” 5 5 dictatorships.” Publisher Malcolm Forbes: “ Big they’ve received for tying-in to the Manchester ELECTRIC QUART In the past Zinsser has been critical of the Brother’s got all our numbers. By means of those rain or drizzle east and a chance of v ra i t,''. M* system “overly optimistic" showers ^ or flurries north and it Democratically controlled Board of Directors numbers on plastic and in the computer, all sorts and of the town administration for not consulting $ 1 2 ” mountains. Lows in the 30s. Friday ONE ADVANTAGE of a town hook-.up. however, is of Brothers can...know-moreabouteveryone than him and seeking his help in matters concerning Reg. $19.95 one’s family and best friends...By George, how cloudy with a chance of showers or I M I V fire protection would be belter than it is now. Becau.se the relationship between town and state All Seiko-Pulsar- flurries. Highs in the 30s to low 40s. of L & M inadequacies, the hydrants in the subdivision awful right Orwell was." governments. ISAVE $25| New Hampshire: Cloudy with a can't be used. So. in the event of a blaze, firefighters Citizen Plus ... chance of showers today. Highs in can use only the water they bring with them on their .Hamilton .Accutron .Gruen Jane Wyman the 40s to low 50s. Cloudy tonight Showers today in trucks. Meryl Streep with a chance of showers or Summer film fare flurries north. Lows in the 30s. Today cloudy with a 40 percent chance of showers followed by partial . Pierre Cardin .Gruen 'Elgin Friday mostly cloudy with a clearing late in the day. Highs 45 to 50. Southwest winds lOto 15 mph. “ Last Starfighter," starring Robert Preston, .TIssot .Benrus .Helbros Best dressed faces chance of showers or flurries. Told Cheney stone can be saved IILCO- Lance Guest and Dan O’HerlUiy, officially was Tonight partly cloudy. Lows 30 to 35. West winds around 10 mph. Glenn Roberts, international makeup and Highs in the 30s and low 40s. Friday considerable cloudiness with a 30 percent chance of showers •Jules Jurgenson •Luclen Piccard Reg. $98.99 completed last August but won't be seen until next Vermont: Considerable cloudi­ beauty authority, says when it comes to beauty June — in time for the summer youth box office or flurries during the afternoon. Highs 35 to 40. Today’s weather ness with chance of showers today. .One Year Warranty what counts is not what you’ve got but with what bonanza. Lorimar and Universal Pictures are picture was drawn by Natasha Jackson, 9, of SOP Spencer St., a 6 Breezy and mild. Highs in the you do with it. That's how the Elizabeth Arden " 10 * sparing no expense on “ Last Starfighter.” The fourth-grade student at Verplanck School. 12* BLACK G upper 40s to low 50s. Lots of clouds Board elects Stevenson ‘195 ‘185 WHETEIV Best-Dressed Faces of 1983” were chosen. The po.wers-that-be re-thought a key sequence taking w«r i tonight. Chance of light snow or list, in random order, includes; Meryl Streep, place on a distant planet involving ail the film's flurries. Cool. Lows in the 20s to By Alex Girelll The contractor has found, how­ money lor the early stages of who uses "makeup in a skillful understated principals. Last week Preston was brought to around 30. Cloudy with a chance of Herald Reporter ever, that the roof will need more renovation, with SBM as the bank BRANDS YOU TRUST! manner;” Shirley Bassey, who "creates a MGM from . his Santa Barbara hillside home. light snow or flurries Friday. Much octagonal shingles than expected managing the loan. dramatic, overwhelming beauty look;" Vicom- Guest donned his space suit again, and O'Herlihy cooler. Highs in the 30s. Contractors renovating Cheney and that about one fourth of the LTM is responsible for the tesse Jacqueline de Ribes, "perhaps the most underwent five hours of make-up transforming stylish woman in the world;” Liza Minnelli, a The National Weather Service Hall have found they can save window sashes will be replaced. renovation. him into an iguana-like alien so that director Nick The foundation elected Herbert The town Board of Directors "flamboyant makeup fantasy; ” Elizabeth Dole, forecast for Sound to more of the original brownstone Castle could put them through their paces with a Stevenson as chairman. Kuehl as TIMEX "classic at all times," Princess Caroline of Watch Hill, R.I. and Montauk and more of the exterior wood trim passed a similar resolution at its huge cast of alien extras on an eerily-lit vice chairman, and Arnold last meeting. SPEAKEASY Monaco, “ dignified glamor; ” Jane Wyman, who Point, N.Y.; Southwest winds 10 to than they expected to, members of CLOCK sounds tage. Kleinschmidt. a new mbmber, as No money has been borrowed so proves “ what character can add to a woman's 20 knots tonight. Winds shifting the Cheney Hall Foundation were secretary. The former chairman, far. Donations are being sought face;" Martina Navratilova, "healthy good west 10 to 20 knots Friday. told Wednesday. Eleanor D. Coltman, resigned and a public drive for funds will D looks; ” Bette Midler, “ attractive without having Visibility over 5 miles except 1 to 3 The report came from Donald when she was elected to the town's begin Jan. 1. been bom beautiful,” and Rita Moreno, “ vibrant miles in rain and fog. Average Kuehl, a member of the Board of Directors. in her 50s.” wave heights 1 to 2 feet today and tonight. foundalion. The foundation decided to meet The exterior work on the build­ The plans are to replace brown- at 5 p.m. on the second Wednesday ing. the first stage of renovation, is stone, where necessary, with cast of each month. being done under a $243,000 con­ Extended outlook concrete colored to match the The foundation passed a resolu­ tract with Metro. Interior work ^ Rich impression may have to be dong in stages, with Reg. 59.95 Extended outlook for New Eng­ stone. Less of that substitution will tion modifying its lease of the hall the building opened for public use lUch Little has dropped impersonation — sort land Saturday through Monday: be necessary than expected, how­ to the Little Theater of Manchester •ut *200 so that the lease can be assigned to before all the work is done. ALL •225 of — to take on a dramatic role on i^BC's “ Love Connecticut, Massachusetts and ever. The contractors, Metro E the Savings Bank of Manchester as The historic hall will be used as a SAVE $S

Richard M. Diamond, Publisher Dan Fitts, Editor- Jews show compassion for accused synagogue arsonist Hartford to sueak on the arsons but local Jewish than lOOtelephonecallsfromtheYounglsraelofWest OPINION _WE8T HARTFORD (DPI) — Jewish leaders have Democratic Rep. Joan Kemler in September. ^ea d ers^ eV sS to al ow to speak at their Hartford Synagogue to various topless and nude bars offered their "compassion and assistance" to a Rabbi Meir Kahane, leader of the militant Jewish aeoaues ■ > k- beginning in April 1982 and ending Defense League, which claimed the arsons were teenage mental patient who .admitted setting fires to * X y n o ld s sald the youth admitted making more Aug. 11, the day of the first fire. *TWo synagogues apd the homes of a rabbi and a Jewish caused by anti-Semitism, attempted to come to West Jack legislator. The outpouring of concern, mixed with relief, Hiring administrators a no-win deai Anderson Ibllowed the arrest Tuesday of Barry Dov Schuss, 17, the son of a devout Orthodox Jewish family who Washington attended one of the synagogues he admitted setting V'ou hiive to wonder ;i little bit employees. THE EMPLOYEE already on fire to last summer. Marry-Qo-Round' iibout the position of the town The manager is reported to the payroll can be presumed to Schuss and his family were described as devout administration and of the feel that if the town has invested have an advantage over others, -oKendants at the Young Israel Synagogue. The town's Board of Directors when Manchester something in an employee's apparently equally qualified suspect had been educated in religious academies and they want to promote from education, and if that invest­ candidates, but that advantage until recently attended the Torah Academy in New within the ranks of present Spotlight ment was a wise one, the does not begin until the person Haven. CHOICEST MEATS IN TOWN employees to a relatively high employee should have been has become one of the top five The synagogue’s board of directors released a statement expressing "profound shock and sorrow position that becomes open. enabled to compete with others candidates referred to the gen­ B e h in d over the anguish suffered by the family of the troubled On the outside, in private Alex GIrelll — Herald Reporter for the top job. eral manager for a final choice. youth." industry, the boss orbosses look It is difficult to argue with At that point the manjiger can “ As friends and fellow congregants of the family, DELI SPECIALS around their staffs when an that reasoning, and most towns give whatever weight he feels is M ee^e’s our hearts reach out to them. We share in their MEAT DEPT. opening arises and ask them­ of Manchester's size, those not appropriate- to the candidate's tragedy and offer them our compassion, assistance ib^l.99 selves if there is someone totally politieized, follow sim­ local knowledge or his interest and support in anyway we can," the statement said. LEAN CENTER CUT already on the payroll who can ilar reasoning. in the welfare of the town. p ro m o tio n ” Schuss, a patient at an undisclosed private mental LONE lb n .99 good for any organization, pub­ fill the job. ment, however, is less likely to A problem with it arises when Actually the person on the hospital, admitted setting the fires alone but gave no lic or private. But turnover is PORK CHOPS ^^ORNED BEEF lb $3.49 Sometimes they re-tailor the move on at an inopportune time an employee competes for a job payroll may be at a disadvan­ reason why, said Hartford County State’s Attorney also expensive. There is a cost, John Bailey. job a bit to suit different talents. for his employer if he has a opening and is chosen for it. tage, If he gets the job, he may lb $1.99 which can be expressed in Superior .Court Judge Joseph F. Morelli set a $25,000 LEAN COUNTRY STYLE That sometimes involves other pretty good notion that he would Some perceive the competition have to prove repeatedly that he WASHINGTON — A year ago. dollars for a private company, bond and ordered Schuss to remain in the hospital at shifts in duties and responsibi- be considered for promotion if a as contrived and the decision as earned it. White House counselor Edwin NNOCNWURST lb $1.99 in training, or even in orienta­ least until a Jan. 4 hearing. PORK RIBS lites along the line. vacancy arises. predictable. Affirm ative action adds still Meese III was quietly promoted to tion for someone already Schuss surrendered with his attorney, John F. COCKTAIL FRANKS lb $2.59 Seldom is it that many people, One is tempted to say, " I f you another complication. An em­ the rank of bird colonel in the Aripy Droney, his father Jack, an employee of Combustion trained. LOm END except those directly involved THE TOWN, however,is not a want to promote from Within, ployee who qualifies and wins Reserve. This sudden improve­ Engineering in Windsor, and Rabbi Solomon Krupka COCKTAIL KIELBASA lb $2.59 There are arguments for in the process, notice the private employer. It has placed why don't you just do it?" appointment is not likely to be a ment in Meese’s military fortunes, Of the Young Israel of West Hartford Synagogue. promoting from within and PORK ROAST T U N I ^ U D lb $2.99 difference. on itself some constraints. What that reaction overlooks member of a minority because given its political overtones, out­ West Hartford Police Chief Francis G. Reynolds arguments for going ouside. And those private employers, Because the town-is a public, is that the employee already on the Town does not have many raged another re.serve colonel who said Schuss “ has been one of our prime suspects" and lb $1.59 But the private employer can it was only a matter of time before he would be LOIN HALF — 6 LB. AV6. BACON when they see on their payrolls not a private entity, and be­ the payroll does not always get minorities employed, which is raised a squawk. make up his mind one way or the arrested. someone who shows promise, cause the townspeople have a the job even though a lot of why is it necessary to have an The Pentagon brass, always SMOKED TROUT lb $3.99 Schuss admitted setting fire to the synagogue Aug. PORK ROAST invest something in that person. other based on his judgment of right to some kind of assurance people may expect that he or cautions in their derelictions, affirm ative action plan in the 11 and to Krupka’s home on Aug. 16. A fire also lb $3.29 I They may finance some new the situation in which he finds that the most qualified candi­ passed this hot potato to the JARLSBERG CHEESE she will. There is reportedly a first place. damaged the Emmanuel Synagogue and a minor fire himself. date will be picked, it conducts RIB HALF education for an employee in lot of anxiety on the part of To put it another way, if a Arm y’s inspector general. He was extinguished at the West Hartford hom e'of Similarly there are reasons the hope that if that employee competitive examinations for employees competing for top current employee is given any conducted a delicate investigation why employees decide to move PORK ROAST remains with them they will high positions, those of division positions while the decision is kind of preference, even in the to determine whether "undue on to another place or stay BAKERY recoup their investment in more or department heads. The char­ pending. . last step of the selection pro­ influence" had been involved in the PRODUCE where they are in the best CUT TO ORDER — WHOLE sales, or more contracts, or a ter requires that competition. While it cannot be docu­ cess, minority members may be promotion of President Reaganis interest of their career Father: My son DEPARTMENT more efficient production, or The general manager has mented in public records, there a t a corresponding right-hand man. advancement. PORK LOINS i^ORIDA PEPPERS ..3 9 0 something else dear to the decided that for those high was an instance not long ago disadvantage. The still-secret IG report exoner­ Oartfon Prt^ 4 Ph CgIIo ff A a Freeh Baked An employee who does have hearts of employers. posts, the competion must be where an employee competed Maybe everybody is in a kind ates Meese himself of "any inap­ told rabbi of acts TOMATOES .pa^OUO Che. Dip CHkiis aof 9 9 < an interest in career advance­ LAND 0 UKES MEAT OarUen Freeh Nweet AA a New blood and new breath is open, not restricted to present but lost the job to an outsider. of Catch-22 position. propriate actions." But the IG's POTATOES .> ....9 9 0 investigators did concede that Oertfen Freeh M A a WEST HARTFORD and the homes of Krupka TURKEY ROAST 35 ox. Eb. Kiliiil Cfispiis eof 6 9 < hallowed Army Reserve proce­ (U Pl) — The father of the and state Rep. Joan R. D'ANJOU PEARS 4 9 0 dures were "misapplied, violated Oertfen Preoh Plertde ^ / # 9 17-year-old Jewish youth Kemler, of West Hartford. Freeh Beked or ignored ' LAND 0 LANES WHITE A DARK CUCUMBERS 7 / '1 . An editorial accused of setting four He said he pursuaded ratiMtunUel C /9 9 Cimt Uyif Cike ..ca ^ 2 . 9 9 This has been confirmed by my arson fires in the Jewish his son to turn himself in TURKEY ROAST 35 ox. Eb. NAVEL ORANGES O /’ l. WHeN I was 6 W H G N I W a S S wHeN I was 9 associates Dale Van Atta and John community says the news for two reasons: First, Dillon, who have just completed ■hit the family "like an was a desire to end the a GRBNape. MORTaRS SOT MY w a R P L a N e s their own investigation. They atom bomb." fear in the community and the second was because Let’s find way found that Meese got a boost up the Jack Schuss^ 58, an Orthodox Jew said Wed­ "our son needs treatment KiLLfiP MY MoTneR. FaTHeR. r wanTep STRaFeP MY UNCLe. military ladder by pals in the nesday his son. Barry, badly, and unless this Pentagon. I waNTep To To Kill PRuse. X WaNTePTo KiLL confessed to th^ family’s came out in the open, he Though Meese wanted the pro­ out of Lebanon I S R a e L i s . rabbi, Solomon Krupka of would not get the help he KiLL PHaiaWGiSTS. motion, which assures him a fatter the Young Israel of West needs,” Schuss said. pension, the brass hats appear to Krupka said he told the FREIHOFERS SPLIT TOP WHEAT BREAD 2s.>z.d» 89< Hartford synagogue, sev­ The time to pull U.S. troops they weren’t being allowed to have wanted it even more, perhaps eral days ago. Schuss said Schuss family and not the out of Lebanon is long win. as a means of buttering up an said the family learned of police about the confes­ overdue. The trick is doing it That is precisely the sorry influential White House official. the confession "only a few sion because of the rela­ FREIHOFERS SPLIT TOP WHITE BREAD zo.i.u» 89< tionship between a clergy­ gracefully while meeting our situation in which our Ma­ In fact, one Army source says days ago." Schuss said his son man and a congregant is that Meese’s powerful Pentagon objectives in that turmoil- rines find themselves,today. doesn't know why he set priviledged. friends are already plotting to filled country. In fact, in his press confer­ the fires to which he has The news from the rabbi FRESH BAY SCALLOPS «>. $3.49 President Ronald Reagan ence Wednesday, Reagan grease the skids for his promotion confessed. "It was some "hit us like an atom to general. If this works out. bomb," Schuss said. may have found a way of emphasized the constraints kind of compulsion driv­ Meese’s military reserve career ing him," Schuss said. “ It Schuss said, contrary to withdrawing our troops with­ he has imposed on them. The would be distinguished by the kind -was nothing rational. He reports Tuesday, Barry !So S u b o titu te out losing face. In a press had not been confined to a . We Give Old Fashioned Marines will defend them­ of rapid promotion that is usually wasn’t mad at anybody — For Quality conference Wednesday, he selves only if they are at­ achieved only by active-duty offic­ nothing like that." psychiatric facility before his arrest Tuesday. Butcher Service ... indicated for the first time WHeM I Was 12 a Now TM i5,aNP r O u s t w a N T ers in wartime. Schuss said he pur- tacked, he said. suaded his son to sur­ what he would consider It is an impossible situa­ ROCKGT HiT MY I RCaLiZe TriaT To KiLL. render to police, who FOR A MESSAGE OF HERE'S THE CHRONOLOGY CHRISTIAN HOPE AND LOVE grounds for a Marine tion. Few countries could charged him Tuesday stout HOURS: 0RaNPPaReNTS. X IT’c) FuTiLe To of Meese's rise in rank: withdrawal. blame us for pulling out,. A with four counts of Dial 649-HOPE 317 Highland S t • June 1981: Meese spoke pri­ Mon. a ' Tties. 'til 6:00 “ If there was a complete waMTeP BLaMe aMYoMe. second-degree arson for vu$4an U.S. withdrawal would have vately to Col. Joe Sullivan, a friend last summer’s fires at A Mlnk^ il collapse and there was no the added advantage of em­ To KiLL > who’d served with him in a Young Israel, the Young CNtif CiHnntiNil ClMfdi Wed., Thurs., A Fri. til 9:00 MANCHESTER possibility of restoring order, phasizing that our only inter­ California reserve unit. Meese Emmanuel synagogue. lURCMtar S Y R ia N S . Sat. A Sunday there would be no purpose in est had been to keep the indieated he'd like to be in the til 6:00 CONN. the multinational force," he peace, not to take over Ready Reserves, which would give niCIlLJLITS said. Lebanon. him a better shot at a promotion. 646-4277 He didn't define “ a com­ But he stressed that no rules should be stretched in his behalf. plete collapse,” but it’s hard A withdrawal now would Sullivan relayed these tidings to Very Special to see how the situation in not meet our objectives in his boss, Maj. Gen. William H. Lebanon could be much Lebanon, however. Basically Berkman, who commands the for the holidays for many years lllllllllllllillllllllllll S i e Jm worse. we are there to prevent a flecicf MT^. Army Reserve and, coinciden­ to com e... Our Marines are trapped in takeover by the Soviet- NEWS - N6A tally, also served with Meese in the GROCERY SPECIALS FROZEN & DAIRY bunkers for fear of presenting backed Syrians. If we left, California reserve unit. Together with other Pentagon brass, they u . m a target to kamikaze car- SACIAMINTO 4.2SOZ. ^ 1 . 0 9 somebody else would have to agreed that the president's closest GARLIC & HERB CHEESE TOMATO JUICE CONC. 46 0 Z . 8 9 4 CBACKIII OARIIEL bombers. The Syrians are- protect the interests of the adviser deserved to be a full shooting down U.S. recon­ oiFom CHEESE SPREADS BOX U . 0 9 Lebanese Christians and pre­ colonel. STUFFED OLIVES 5V,ox.2 / $ 1 IMPOIAL - qUAHTEIIS naissance planes, and in the vent massacres. All that remained was to work sw in u n OLEOMARGARINE iw 2/» 1.00 process, damaging our pres­ Open forum/ Readers' views out the grand strategy. This One alternative that might nusouiiv HALVE PEARS . 0 x 8 9 4 tige in the eyes of Lebanese work is to substitute neutral required some quiet Tinesse. They OAC CRESCENT ROLLS Send letters to: The Manchester Herald, Herald Square, Manchester, CT 06040 HOOD Christians. armies, preferably from had to find an assignment that FRENCH FRIED ONIONS . . . * 1 . 1 9 wouldn't interfere with Meese’s ORANGE JUICE . , . . $ 1 . 1 9 Now the U.S. battleship Third World countries, for the HOODMSTANT White House duties and an excuse VEO? s'VAR CUT or FR GREEN BEAMS New Jersey is shelling Syrian afford it — the elderly who effect is toerode the earning power t . x 9 9 C U.S., French and Italian to relieve him from mandatory CREAM or WK CORN SL BEHS or PEAS . . „ 3 / * l WHIPPED CREAM probably constitute the majority of of the middle class, 6REENQIANT positions, heightening the peace-keepers. Maybe other A n o u tra g e attendance at the Command and SNOWS our, hospitalized population or do I call upon our legislators to BROCCOLI CUTS i e . x $ 1 . 0 9 risk of an overt confrontation alternatives would work even General Staff College, which he 6.5 0 1 . 8 9 4 not qualify for Medicare. reverse this obscene trend perpe­ MINCED CLAMS MRS. SMITHS between the superpowers. wouldn’t have time for. PMNCI LASAGNA 16 ex. or 2S ax $ 1 . 3 9 better. To the Editor: Employers who pay for those trated by the medical monopoly PUMPKIN CUSTARD PIE 12 0 1 . 8 9 4 MRS. SMITHS During the Vietnam War Surely, with imagination The recent approval by the state STUFFING SHELLS employed may have to cut back on Blue Cross, which earned $637 The Pentagon strategists came DAM MOWN OR UGHT OIOWN 17 O Z .9 9 4 Reagan was prominent insurance commissioner allowing DELUXE PIE SHELL and skillful diplomacy, we their share, which will force the million in total premium payments up with an artful solution: Meese i . o x 2 / n RED L ASSORTED among those who complained Blue Cross/Blue Shield a whopping DOMINO CONFECT. could find some way of workers to contribute more from in 1982, and with a 50 percent would be assigned as the Selective ■GODIN NDNI SUCH PUFF APPCTIZERS 10. x $ 1 .4 9 that our troops were fighting keeping the lid on Lebanon 50 percent increase in our health their paychecks. This in effect is a increase will generate over $900 Service System’s liaison with the 28ox.$2 o3 9 ICHO'S • 2 VAR. costs only perpetuates a gross MINCEMEAT . 0 x 8 9 4 with their hands tied, that after we have departed. loss in pay to these workers. million in 1984, while at the same Defense Department. Promotion CGON, WHIAT, MCI PIZZA ROLLS injustice and shows the complete According to the latest Business time reducing benefits to the requirements in that branch, it SWEET UFE RALSTON CHEX ai8t.8lzo8$1 o 2 9 1 2 0 1 .7 5 4 lack of concern for those people Times, health insurance went up a eubscribers. seems, are less stringent than in ORANGE JUICE covered under Blue Cross. whopping 20 to 40 percent while Our legislators must take the other outfits. BIRDS EYE QUICR THAW 9 " PLATE or 7 ox. COLD CUP $ 1 . 4 9 1 0 0 1 .9 5 4 In a recent interview the com­ health care only increased by 12 bull by the horqs and deregulate STRAWBERRIES Berry's World • July 1, 1981; Meese wap DOVItU OIDINOACHII SWEET U F t missioner tried to justify his percent. health insurance to foster competi­ 30ox$1o79 5 assigned to the Ready Reserve at POPCORN i o « / $ approval by parroting the Blue It would appear to me that our tion in this field. . Small Queen Anne chair upholstered in a PEAS OR CORN 2 1.00 Selective Service headquarters, in NDMI NIAOTH YIAST MMOUR • SMURR T T S er STEAR TERRIVAM Cross propaganda. He stated that state legislators, who are charged Edward Wilson the specially created liaison job. selection o f charming country prints. 3 flavors * 1 . 1 9 , DINNER CUSSICS 11. x $ 2 .4 9 figures showed health co'sts have with oversight in this respect, have 17 Falknor Dr. BREAD MIX exceeded the ability of Blue Cross abdicated their responsibilities • October 1981: Yet another Save Over $100!! to pay such costs by a 2-1 margin. while they prepare to debate a new Meese friend from the California These figures were provided to Reg. $450.00 pay raise for themselves. It is A tte n tio n reserve, Thomas K. Turnage, was the commissioner by the Blue h lllllflllR lM lllllEIEIR lEl interesting to note that the State of appointed head of Selective Ser­ Cross actuary people, whose sole $ 2 7 9 0 0 Connecticut provides' them with To the E^ditor;j vice, assuring that Meese’s status coupon & 10.00 purf/iog*ni U'ilh coupon & 10.00 purchase m } function is to perform money- Only I . with coupon & JO.OO /2urcfiaf^*|| B ' It'll A rou/)on 4.' 10.00 purcAoic’! free health insurance. Next month, Coventry Demo­ — and his pending promotion -I- * Iiniil i coupon per customer limit I coupon per customer " IN STOCK...CASH and CARRY ■ ii'niit I coupon per customer ! I /imil / coupon per customer ■ magic with figures that will reflect The burning question remains: crats will have the opportunity to would not be disrupted. any monetary condition they so Did the insurance commissioner choose members of the party’s ! M R. BIG H O O D desire. In other words the insu­ conduct his own investigation^o town committee who will serve for • November 1982: Meese was CATS PRIDE! rance actuaries can manipulate a verify Blue Cross contentions? the next two yeqrs. Any Coventry recommended for promotion to Marlborongli I I LYSOL I colonel. I TOWELS I DEODORIZING CLEANER I SHERBET set of figures to suit the company, The possible devastating effect Democrat "Who wishes to be consi­ I CAT LinER I I 3 ROLL PKQ. W GALLON and can show a loss or gain of the increase could force untold dered for membership on the town __ 40 OZ. • At about this time, a technical depending on how they are read. numbers of our citizens on welfare committee should notify me or one CooDtr; Ban problem was solved by backdating Were these figures verified by rolls, in which event the taxpayers of the other nominating committee ! I one document by more than a year, NORTH MAIN STREET 14 MAIN STREET the state insurance commis­ will pick up the full cost of health members: Rose Fowler, Brian OLD SAYBROOK according to an Army source. This RTE. 2. EXIT 12 Of 13 f i OFFill!I *1.391 1*1 OF I I I1*1.39 ixemis Die. 17 'll RXPIHKt OIC. 17 ’•3 sioner? Were these figures as care. Is socialized medicine the Heath, Paul Jatkowski or Donna MARLBOROUGH 388-0881 I ixFinxaDiC. ir t i I IXPIMt oic. 17 '.a I practice is not illegal, but it is submitted by Blue Cross used to answer? Newton. 29S4231 11 HIGHLAND PARK MARKET I HIGHLAND PARK MARKET I HIGHLAND PARK MARKET j I HIGHLAND PARK MARKET | unusual. justify funds to pay for a newly I do not believe we need We also would welcome sugges­ C h riilm u Hours; Beginning Dec. 13, open Tuesday completed building? socialized piedicine but events tions for new members, Footnote: Meese declined td through Friday 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Open Saturday, Dec. This increase may now have the could force Congress to take a long Bruce M. Stave 17,10 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. and Sunday, Dec. 18,1 to 5:30 comment on the IG report but p.m,; open Monday, Dec. 19 through Friday, Dec. 23, — effect of exceeding the people's "...and for keeping everything under controi hard look at this pressing pro'bleni. Nominating Committee wrote Ms. Schroeder that "a t np 10 a.m. to 0 p.m.; Saturday, Dec. 24, open 10 a.m. to inciuding IN FORMA TiON...." ability to pay these incrased We can not abide ever-increasing Chairman time did I request any favoritisip 4:30 p.m. Closed Sunday. Dec. 25 and Monday, Dec. iiiiiiiiiiiiim iiiii premiums by 2-1, for those most 28. rate assessments, be they insu­ Coventry Democratic or preferential treatment.” This affected are the ones least able to rance or utilities, fonthe ultimate Town Committee apparently is true. 8 - MANCHESTKH HKRALD, Thui-sdiiy, Dec. 15. 1983 flt-iL.l-L. Obituaries Blue Cross gets more time

Alfred O. Dreher Sr. Alfred 0. Dreher Sr., 74, for­ SPORTS merly of Rockville, died Tuesday to offer case for expansion at a Colchester convalescent home. He was the father of Mrs. HARTFORD (UPI) - Repre­ had a lung way to go. in February, giving Blue Cross, th? NBA roundup Charles

m e N o n -S tic k Advice About Town p a n s s a fe , IMS s a y s F D A m - e ■ m Loving parents don’t know Ballet to entertain NEW YORK (UPI) - ■ The Manchester Ballet Company will present its Non-stick pans u.sed at normal boiling or frying annual performance of "The Night Before Chirst- Shop now temperatures (around 400 mas" Saturday at 7:30 p.m. in the auditorium of Manchester High School. The classic poem was degrees F) are safe, the for how to reach gay daughter adapted for the ballet company by Priscilla Gibson, Food and Drug Adminis­ artistic director. tration says. Trisha Dougan and Richard Soranno will play the But if they are allowed DEAR ABBY; Our 20- but she has a habit that I parts of the parents and Lisa Doucette and to boil dry for 20 minutes year-old daughter is gay. find very irritating. When Christopher Chambers, the children. or more, toxic fumes may Don't ask me how I know, I ’m visiting her and her Other cast members include: Apryl Sahadl, the occur, which could make people feel ill if they i just know. My husband phone rings, she leaves Christmas Fairy; Monique Langley, cat; Christine aSpccial Sizes and I love her and can me sitting while she car­ Freemer and Nancy Evans, snowflake soloists; remain in a closed area of Dear Abby concentrated smoke for a I l2'/i lo26'/i accept her as she is ries on a lengthy conver­ Michelle Cloutier, Snow Queen, Suzanne Pinto, Frost and 38 ip 52 without reservations. sation. She doesn’t apol­ Princess; Trisha Dougan, Moon and Elizabeth Swan, long time, says Elaine Our question: Should Abigail Van Buren ogize to me; she just talks the Sugar Plum soloist. Rose-Ruderman, a Cor­ we confront her and say, on and on as though I Karen Moore of and Christopher nell University extension "W e know you are gay, weren’t there. Last even­ associate in consumer Gibson of New Haven will perform. Miss Moore will FEATURED ARE and it's’OK, we love you,” ing she got three calls. (I dance the role of.the Sugar Plum Fairy and Gibson, education. or should we wait until she finally found a magazine the Christmas Fairy’s Cavalier. Ms. Rose-Ruderman ONLY TWO SAMPLES tells us she’s gay? I have to occupy myself.) The tickets are $4 for adults and $2.50 for senior says a recent article in the OF HUNDREDS OF saps a man’s strength and Journal of the American suspected it since she was DEAR WITHHOLD: When I have a guest and citizens. Tickets will be available at the door. p * ( « i THE NEWEST IN 15, When she was 17, I Don’t make an issue of her makes him weaker. He my phone rings, I tell the Veterinary Medicine As­ confronted her, but she sexuality. Just let her says that men who engage caller that I have com­ sociation reports several FASHIONS TO cried and denied it. know by your actions that in sex too often "a g e ” pany and will call back Clinic offers programs small pel birds were CHOOSE FROM faster. killed by fumes from a This girl has always you love her uncondition­ tomorrow. The Senior Citizen’s Health Clinic will offer a film non-stick pan that accid­ been very tense. She is ally. She may never “ open I believe that just the How should I handle this and discussion program on breast self-examination A J opposite is true — that sex entally boiled dry on the often rude, especially to and disclose her sex- without offending her? during the month of December. The first of the series is healthy, and makes a kitchen range. her father and peop l^ Tal orientation — which is LA JOLLA will be Dec. 21 from 9:30 a.m. to 11 a.m. at the man stronger and keeps The pan with fluorocar­ Ji authority. She has a«traor her right. Let her know Manchester Senior Citizens’ Center. him young longer. bon polymer coating was self-image, although she you’ll foot the bill for DEAR LA JOLLA: Let The other program sites will be May fair Gardens on Who is right? Sign me ... is tall and very beautiful. counseling if she wants it, your friend know that you Dec. 22 from 9 to 10 a.m., and Westhill Gardens, Dec. left on a very hot burner 15 “TIGER" to 20 minutes, the article Her high school years and pray she takes you up are offended when she 22 from I to 2 p.m. were a nightmare. She on it. Only when she feels engages in long telephone The free Health Department clinics are open to any -says. comfortable with herself DEAR TIGER: You smoked pot, skipped conversations while you Manchester resident who is 60 or older. school and drank. We will she feel comfortable are. cool your heels. And if she Grandparents offered counseling to her, with you. All gay children does it a^ain, interrupt but she refused. Our home should have such under­ DEAR ABBY: I have her conversation just long Junior women offer course help teenagers standing parents. become friendly with a was always open to her enough to say, “ I can see Deck the halls - The Manchester Junior Women’s Club is offering a friends, but she rarely woman who recently that you’re too busy for NEW YORK (UPI) - course in babysitting techniques. Classes will be The no-strings-attached brought anyone home. DEAR ABBY: My hus­ moved into my apartment company. Bye!” Then During the holidays, Manchester Mem­ poinsettias. Pitching in, from left, are limited to 30 boys and girls so early registration is love of grandparents can I ’ve met some of her band is 24. very athletic building. We have much in walk out. HOLIDAY advised. Karen Moore of New York City will provide stability for tee­ friends (girls) and I ge­ and health-conscious. We common — we are both orial Hospital auxiliary members deck Marilyn Peracchio, Beverly Fuss and They are open to those age 11 and up. The three-day nagers and be invaluable Suggestions nuinely liked them. have a good marriage, but middle-aged, divorced the hospital's first-floor halls and Anita Murphy. dance the role of the Sugar Plum Fairy. course will be conducted Jan. 9 through 11 from 3: IS to in overcoming personal How should we handle there is a slight problem. women who grew up in the Looking for something in her waiting areas wittv trees, wreaths and 4:45 p.m. in the Community Room at Mott's Shop Rite, problems and family ten­ this? We want her to be My husband does not want Middle West. We visit special? Why not run a 587 E. Middle Turnpike. sion, a magazine article Special open with us. but don’t to make love as often as I each other quite often, but “Wanted to Buy" ad In Poetry contest scheduled Laura Boutillier, a home economics teacher at says. Size / know how to go about it. would like to. He is able, on invitation only — no Classitled. The cost Is Andrew Mountain Press of Hartford is sponsoring a small ...the response big. Illing Junior High, will teach the course. For Writing in the De­ WITHHOLD OUR and even willing, but he dropping in. contest for poetry which illustrates an element of 643-2711. information and to register contact Barbara Doody at cember issue of Seven­ NAMES has it in his head that sex I enjoy her company. Supplemental health plan Jewish life. The deadline for submitting entries is 649-7920. teen magazine, Dianne Dec. 30. Hales says such uncondi­ Original, unpublished poetry may be submitted. tional affection can pro­ SpedalizlM Eiicl«Mively In Club names winners There are no restrictions as to form or length of poem. vide a sense of security ‘Spider veins’ on the legs makes switch unnecessary The following are the scores for the pinochle games Poems must depict an clement of Jewish life. The and emotional sanctuary S10IDKinN6 plus-site fashions played Thursday at the Army and Navy Club. Play setting of the poems may be past, present or future. from normal living starts each Thursday at 9:30 a.m. and is open to all First prize will be a check for $25 plus publication in pressures. "Y et Another Small Magazine," a journal of poetry. QUESTION: I recently come elderly like senior citizens; The author quotes Dr. GIFT CERTIFICATES AVAILABLE can be treated by a doctor applied for Blue Cross 65 yourself. Harrv Pospisil 645; Sam Schors 606: Robert The winning poet will also be invited to read at a Arthur Kornhaber. a child and Blue Shield 65. When I You will get a govern-: Schubert 598; Bud Paquin 592: Ernest DesRocher 588; reception. psychiatrist, as saying. ment cash subsidy every Entries should be sent to Andrew Mountain Press, •'Parents are charged on having too much thy­ received my membership Martin Bakstan 586: Ada Rojas 580. DEAR DR. LAMB: Medicare month, plus you will be P.O. Box 14353, Hartford, 06114. with 'socializing.' or roid removed and have to number, I noticed that it Also: Mary Chapman 580; Mary Twombley 570; Would you please tell me eligible for the state’s training, their children, take thyroid pills the rest was the same as my Julien Strong 566; Ruth Baker 563: Ann Wajda 556; . what causes or aggra­ MaUbox but grandparents can sit OPEN VERNON of my life; or I could take M edicare number but Title 19 called Medicaid, Arvid Peterson 556; and Joseph Garibaldi 556. Blood pressure clinic set vates spider veins on the ^ . back and enjoy them. . pills for six months to a they forgot to put the " A " V ^ Edith Prague and you will not have to SUNDAYS VERNON CIRCLE 649-4430 OPEN legs? I ’m 35 years old, 5 The Geriatric Clinic for the town of Manchester will “ Don't just sit back and year unless side effects after the number. Does buy any supplemental pol­ feet 5 inches tail and Your Health conduct a blood pressure screening on Dec. 28 from 1 wait for your grandpar­ UNTIL NIGHTLY occurred. this m ean anything? icies to your Medicare, DAR to meet tonight Btoonirielil-806 Park Ave 2A29277 weigh 118 pounds. I have to 2 p.m. and 2 to 3 p.m. at the Salvation Army Citadel, ents to come to you.' I’m very concerned Should I call Blue Cross Title 19 will pay for CHRISTMAS ^ Caldor Plaza 678-0080 'TIL noticed several spider Lawrence Lamb, M.D. and tell them? HA everything including eye The Orford Parish of Daughters of the American 661 Main St. Kornhaber says. “ Reach about this. Could you give veins on my upper thighs Revolution will meet tonight at 7; 30 at the home of Those whose last names begin with the letters A ut and get the love they Wethersfield Shopping Ctr. 9:00 p .m . me any advice? tions to continue with ment. Ur you could buy a glasses, dental work, doc­ 12-5 529-0431 this year. I am a teacher ANSW ER: Blue Connecticut General or Blue Cross 65 for your tors, prescriptions, etc. Mrs. William O’Neill. 22 Kane Road. through M should attend the first session and those 3ave to offer." and I try to exercise 10 to ’ Mrs. RichardRanney willspeakonChristmasbells. from N to Z, the second session. DEAR READER: Your Cross/Blue Shield is now the Kaiser Foundation Medicare part A supple­ First contact the Social 15 minutes every year. Hostesses will be Sally Robb, Mrs. Howard McElrath, The clinic will conduct a blood pressure screening on doctor has summarized using the Social Security through Pratt & Whitney ment and the Blue Shield Security Office and teil I use weights. Is this a Mrs. John Beggs. Marion Brookings, Jeanne Robb Dec. 21 from 1 to 2:30 p.m. at Spencer Village. Pascal your options, but I would number as the member­ Aircraft. Do you have any 65 plan 82 for the Medicare them you want to apply cause of the veins? If they are superficial running and active exer­ ship number for new suggestions on good insu­ part B supplement. for SSI (Supplemental Se­ and Mrs. Earl Stansfield. Lane, Community Room. enough they can be cise do not cause varicose not be quite as pessimistic as your letter suggests. subscribers. It is not the rance programs to fol­ 1 am sending you the curity Incom e). Then DEAR READER: A lot treated the same way veins or the small spider Medicare number but the low? To date. I have a Blue Cross/Blue Shield apply at the Regional of people have these and prominent veins are veins either. I am sending The chance of cancer from the large dose of Social Security number, very healthy family and booklet. Compare the be­ Office of the State Departi sometimes they mistak­ sometimes treated on the you The Health Letter 5-8, so the fact that there is no haven’t had any medical nefits to the benefits of ment of Income Mainte^ Open Tonight 'til 9 enly are called varicose face. Dr. Jonathan Ziz- Varicose Veins, as you radioactive iodine is quite small, less than what "A" after your Blue problems. But then, who Pratt & Whitney. Re­ nance for Medicaid. Your veins. They are small mor. Chief of Dermatol­ may wish to know more member one thing. Pratt Regional Office is in Man)- Iferitagehasa could occur with the small Cross/Blue Shield mem­ knows? s veins that come to the ogy at St. Vincent’s Hospi­ about them. Others who bership number is OK. & Whitney offers no benef­ Chester, 647-1441. t surface of the skin, not want this issue can send 75 doses. While many pa­ tal in New York City, There should not be. ANSWER: Pratt & its to supplement Medi­ For now, until you ge{ large dilated veins of the suggests touching the un­ c en ts with a long, tients treated thi§ way eventually may require Remember that some Whitney Aircraft offers care part B, so you need to SSI, I suggest you keep typical varicosity. sightly capillary with an stamped, self-addressed people do not hav6 Medi­ very good health insu­ buy a Blue Shield 65 plan your Blue Cross 65, but I don’t think the cause is electric needle for a se­ envelope for it to me in thyroid pills — this is not so bad. The same applies care on their own work rance benefits for people 82. The option is the Blue change your Blue Shield heq) tf ways to mafee actually known, but prob­ care of the Manchester cond or two. The surface credits, so their Medicare under 65.1 would strongly Cross 65 or the Pratt & 65 from plan 81 to plan 82. ably some of the same Herald, P.O. Box 1551, on that point to surgery. cells are killed and the number is their spouse’s suggest that you stay with Whitney supplement for The plan 82 cosU $39.66 factors that cause promi­ Radio City Station, New Now capillary destroyed. If you take anti-thyroid Social Security number. the company’s coverage Medicare part A. (as of Jan. 1), and plan 81 nent veins on the nose York, N.Y. 10019. When he does this on the pills they may control Letters after the number for your wife and daugh­ will cost $55.20. cause them elsewhere. face he refers to it as an your symptoms. Reports signify whether one is ter especially. Q UESTIO N: I read Hot spicy foods, drinks or electronic facial. Some DEAR DR. LAMB: 1 a house a home indicate that from 10 getting Medicare individ­ Check out the cost of the your article on Nov. 17. Editor’s note: If you have anything that dilates am 35 years old. A month dermatologists inject a percent to 50 percent of ually, through a spouse, HMO Plan (the Kaiser 1983, and I am still con­ a question you’d like to sc< Ms. Lee blood vessels may be a salt solution into small ago I was diagnosed as patients have a remission whether one is a widow or Foundation) and compare fused. I am 68-year-old, answered here, write to factor. Age and exposure veins on the legs but not having an overactive thy­ within six to 18 months widower, or a disabled the cost to the regular and I am on u low income Edith Prague, in care of to sun are factors. larger ones. roid. My doctor told me I after treatment is started. child. health insurance pack­ ($300) a month and have the Manchester Heraitt While a lot of attention Using weights will not could do one of three " A ” means you pre age. The personnel office Medicare. I pay quar­ Box $91, Manchester, Designs Finding the ideal house can be frustrating when you can’t find affordable has been given to promi­ cause these little veins. things to alleviate my All things being equal, I getting Medicare on your can give you this informa­ terly, and it was paid Oct. 06040. Due to the volump nent veins over the nose But you might be wise to problem: I could take usually would advise try­ financing, it needn’t be, however, when you take advantage of one of the own work credits; "B ” is tion. 6, 1983. of mail received, Mr*. and cheeks, very tittle take measures to avoid radio-active iodine and ing the medicine route innovative new loans offered by Heritage Mortgage Company. Our ver­ through a spouse; "C l” is You need something to Please tell me if I Prague can no longer sen! attention has been given subsequent development possibly develop thyroid first. You can always a disabled child; "D ” is a supplement Medicare, require both plans with individual replies. satile ‘menu’ of mortgage plans is specially designed to give you a better to those on the thighs and of real varicose veins cancer: I could have elect one of the other Jeans for widow; " D l” is a wid­ but before you do any­ full benefits and Medicare knees. choices if you need to. chance of making settlement on the house you’ve got your heart set on from standing. Walking, surgery and take a chance ower, etc. When you are thing, ask the Kaiser to survive? I have a blood getting Medicare on your Foundation what their pressure problem and I -rather than settling for less in your daily living. own work record, then Medicare members have see my doctor three or ! SHOWCASE your Medicare number is to do to get coverage. It four times a year for | CINEMAS Petites In addition to offering competitive terms and prompt processing, our Woman, 50, wonders if your Social Security might be that just your testing and refills of pres­ u M M H a u n n mortgage program is flexibly and comprehensively tailored to individual number with an " A ” after Medicare plus the HMD’s criptions. which I pur­ ntsT$MmraMV$i.9o needs and circumstances. Its ‘pluses’ include both the availability of it. charges are all that you chase. Would it be possi­ Ms. Lee puts new proportion need. ble to reduce the cost but | in PETITES to give you the mortgage counseling and local representatives who will work with you at QUESTION: Iwilibe65 If you choose not to not my coverage? your convenience, whether during daytime or evening hours. PhD can ever be completed in December of ’83.1 have belong to the HMO, then great Lee look all over. A new applied for Medicare Hos- you will need to buy tailoring process designecj D EAR DR. BLAKER: I The Heritage fixed and adjustable rate mortgage programs stamped, self-addressed pitai/Medical. I have a Medicare supplements. ANSWER: With your for petites assures a perfect am a 50-year-old woman envelope to Dr. Blaker in 13-year-old daughter and You could take the Pratt & limited income, if you SCARFACE who is stuck three- care of the Manchester a wife as dependents. My Whitney supplement for have no more than $1500 in fit where you want it — The range of financing options open to you at Heritage includes: quarters of the way Ask Herald, P.O. Box 475, prime concern is medical your part A Medicare cash, savings, stocks or m\ through a Ph.D. disserta­ Radio City Station, New insurance to cover my supplement, and buy a bonds, you should apply - SHOWN AT • waist, hips and legs. And THE FIXED RATE PLAN tion. I have been working Dr. Blaker York, N.Y. 10019. family. Blue Shield 65 plan 82 for a for SSI. This is a federal I^ M I this snug, reproportioned a loan with the rate locked in for a term of up to 30 years. on this degree for 10 years Write to Dr. Blaker at At present, I have op- part B Medicare supple­ program to help low in­ and had really hoped that Karen Blaker, Ph.D. TERMS OF fit is sewn into all Ms. Lee HERITAGE EARLY OWNERSHIP the above address. The ENDEARMENT pu I would finish before my volume of mail prohibits PETITES 100% cotton a 15-year, growing equity mortgage which is completely paid off in \ 50th birthday. Obviously personal replies, but ques­ Film winners - SHOWN AT:- that is now impossible. denim jeans. So now only 15 years. tions of general interest HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - However, I am not will be discussed in future petites have plenty of going to give up. But I Six documentaries and Cinema ACHRISTMAS ONE, THREE AND FIVE YEAR columns. three news programs pro­ 5 need some help to combat procrastination but I don’t pretty styles to choose adjustable plans, with rates fixed for these specified time periods, money and continue to duced by the United STORY m p my procrastination. think it will turn on the receive his allowance, car States Information Agen­ Hartford - SHOWN A T :- from, in misses 4-16 and and adjustment tied to treasury bills of corresponding duration. I think I have tried steam. fare and lunch money. Mansfield cy’s Television and Film Altieneum Cinema— Reop­ Translux Colleoe Twin — everything. I have set How about asking the Needless to say, when Eden train ens Friday with live child­ juniors 3-15. Leave it to Services have been Christine (R) 7:15, 9. — HERITAGE HAPPY LOAN time limits for myself; chairman of your disser­ he found out that was not ren’s show. Tommy (R) 7 with The Song HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - awarded Golden Eagles Cinema City — Rear win- Ms. Lee to put petites in have defined specific tation committee to set a to be the case, he got mad Remains the Same (R) 9:15. with extra low monthly payments in the early years ^ d only 10% Barbara Eden will star in by the Council on Interna­ dpw IPG ) 7:20,9:45. — Night Vernon times and places to work series of deadlines — of the Shooting Stars (PG) YENTL PG jeans that fit. down, enabling you to buy your new home sooner. Payments grow and stayed out all night at "Chattanooga Choo Cine 1 4 2 — RIchord Pryor - SHOWN ATi- on the paper; have even making certain that they tional Non-Theatrical 7:35 with Padre Padrone Here and Now (R) 7:15,9:30. a friend’s house and didn’t Choo," a romantic adven­ Events. 9:30. — The Grev Fox (PG) l$W.9AMiW gradually in the first five years and adjust every five years asked my husband to are realistic — to help you tell us where he was. — The Dead Zone (R) 7:15, Choose from a ture movie inspired by the One of the documentar- 7:30, 9:35. — KoyaonIsqatsI 9:30. arrange to reward me finish. Believe me, I have Are we being unreaso­ 7, 9:15. West HarHord thereafter with limits on payment increases. 1941 song from 20th ies, ’ ’ No Longer Colonial Reopens Friday. large selection; whenever I am able to taught in doctoral pro­ nable by expecting that he , ■•"'lA i—Mr.Mom(PG) Century-Fox’s "Sun Val­ Strangers,” was selected CInestudIo — Love and CHRISTINE finish a page. grams and I know that the should use the money he Death (PG) 7:30 with Lacal • BAGGIES For further details on the heap o’ ways we can help turn that house you ley Serenade.” by the council with six 7 9' l i ~ *’’ ’ _ i s y I hope you have a committee chairmen are earns in lieu of the Hero (PG) 9:10. - SHOWN Al • STRAIGHTS Co-starring in the $4.5 other films as the best of . “ ••urn of the want into the place you call home, contact your nearest Heritage Savings brilliant idea. I ’ll invite also anxious for their allowance? million dollar film will be ■ost Hartford JedI (PG) 12, 2:25, 4:45, 7, • STRETCH you to my graduation if it students to finish and this year’s entries. "N o ■ostwoed Pub A Cinema— “ lobt Moves & Loan office or your local Heritage Mortgage Company representative. former professional quar­ Longer Strangers” is a The Dead Zone (R) 7:30. (R) 12:15, 2, 3:45, 5:30, 7:15, • MANY MORE works. graduate. DEAR READER: It SUDDIN^, terback Joe Namath, cur­ documentary dealing Poor Richard’s Pub 4 Ci­ 77 Business (R) I ’ll be waiting for that sounds reasonable to me. nema — RIchord Pryor Here IM P A a S I rently appearing in the with three foreign ex­ Wiiiimantlc •:*>• invitation. But next time a misunder­ ond Now (R) 7:15. -----Shown Afi— DEAR READER: Broadway production of change students partici­ Showcase Cinemas — Jlllson Square Cinema— A For our current rates call (203) 643-5386. DEAR DR. BLAKER: standing like this comes "The Caine Mutiny Court Terms of EndearmenHPG) Chrlstmos Story (PG) 7:10, When you passed your pating in The President’s 9:10. — Sudden Impact (R) 7, 50th birthday and failed to Our 17-year-old son had up, discuss it before the Martial.” Namath will 1:40,7, 9:40. — The Big Chill MMCNESTER, CT 211 EAST CENTER ST. International Youth Ex­ (R) 1:15,7:25,9:55.— Sudden 9:15. — Scartace (R) 7:15. — MEVER $AYK meet your deadline for been in the habit of lines are drawn. play a football hero in the / • / . " • i £ .• Endearment (PG) change Initiative. Impact (R) 1,7:20,9:45. — A 6:50, 9:20. Open Mon.-Fri. 'til 9, Sat. 'til 6 j I rHerit’ageMortg’ageCompany completion of your Ph.D. receiving f 10 a week as an last stages of his career. Christmas Story (PG) 1:20, NEVER ARAM The Washington-based 7:20, 9:40. — (Christine (R) Windsor A Subsidiary ol Heritage Savings & Loan. degree, you might have allowance, plus car fare to Is there a hospital stay Producer Phil Borack council is a non-profit Plaza Richard Pryor -SHOWN ATi- 1:30, 7:40, 10, 12. — YentI Here and Now (R) 7:15. itW-heMiw given up a little bit. and from school and lunch in your youngster’s fu­ will start the film rolling volunteer organization (PG) 1:15, 7, 9:40. — Never ManchMtar. ‘ Main OMIce. 1007 Main St.. PtMna: 649-4586 • K-Mart Plaza. Spencer St. Without realizing it, you money. ture? Learn how to cope this month with Bruce that has been selecting top Say Never Again (PG) 1, 7, 9:30. Cheese is the traditional THE BIG CHILM 1 OPEN SUMDAT12-5 • ’ Highland Park Market. Highland St. • Cornet Main & Hudson Sts. • Covenliy: Rl. 31 may thought that it no Last month he got a job, from Dr. Blaker’s new­ Bilson directing on loca­ professional and amateur Manchester bait for rat traps. • South Windsor 29 Oakland Rd. • Tolland: Rt. 195 • Glastonbury: Inside Frank's Supermarket longer mattered when it earning $25 a week. We sletter "When Your Child tions near Sacramento, But I short documentaries pro­ UA Theaters last — Re­ scientists say rats have a got done. didn’t know it at the time, Goes to the Hospital.’’ Calif., with interiors to be turn of the JedI (PG) 7,9:20. • Herilage^automatic teller locations. LiMots duced in this country for — All the Right Moves (R) passionate preference for That may explain your but he expects to earn that Send 50 cents and a filmed in Hollywood. the past 26 years.- 7:20,9:20. gumdrops. r 16 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursdiiy, Dec. 15, 1983 M ANCIIKa'rKK HHHAI.D, Inur.sgay. Dec i.i, land — ir

SPECIALSf HAWAII ‘Great Journeys of the World’ are exotic adventures Guidebook author predicts 81 lERMUDA <429M* «S15- •710“ itinerary. Feb. 18-22 WMKKI LONDON (UPI) - to Far Cathay," “The Raj make them happen.” stops to break the long, time,” Ulan Bator and idea was born in 1975 when result was the "Central * R T Air fro m Bradley Never mind the worst long journeys. Ephesus, a sail on the Nile Morrell peered across the Kingdom Express,” The seventh "Great Feb. 22-26 They are called the Express," "The Cape to tourist return to Grenada CELEBRATE GREECE *7 Niles Accommodations Cairo Express.” red tape today's twisted Typical is "The Raj and many more. closed Hong Kong-China which since 1979 has car­ Journey,” named for *5 Nite/4 Day Stay *R T Air/lbena "Great Journeys of the "Alexander the Great,” ♦ Translers/Baggage Han­ World" — a group of Thfjse are periodic world can invent — Mor­ Express” which zig-zags None Is cheap. Mor­ border. ried 4,000 passengers at *6 Nights Accommoda­ rell's U.S. West Coast through Kirov and Sverd­ explores Turkey and the NEW YORK (UPI) - The U.S.-led during one of my visits, and military Athens - Greek Islands Grotto Bay Hotel tions at Las Palmeras Ho­ d lin g globe-girdling trips just pacHage trips for serious rell runs a train through for 40 days from the “I remember thinking. personnel and police stationed in the or representative. Club Uni­ lovsk and Novosibirsk to U‘vant and the great sites invasion of Grenada in October should S *Breakfasl and Dinner tel getting under way for travelers who aim not for West and East Europe, Khyber Pass on Pakis­ Wouldn’t It be great if you area indicated that portions of the park PERSONALLY ESCORTED to Days/9 Nights verse, quotes prices be­ Shanghai anc^Hong Kong. of the ancient classical have come as no great surprise to 8 Dally .Continental Breakfast high-class hoboes who be­ one destination but do­ traversing the Soviet Un­ tan’s Afghan frontier, could get on a train in readers of the travel guide produced have been put to something other than V/aikiki & Maui Combo ion, Mongolia and China. across the whole of India tween $3,699 and $6,599, Hong Kong and take It all A new trip,' 'The Golden world, ending at Alexand­ B *R T Air/HHd. via and Dinner Daily lieve it is better to travel zens. Morrell said they annually by Margaret Zellers, the pleasure use.” March 30 - April 8 *R T Air from Bradley than to arrive. "reach the otherwise un­ It's called the "Central to the troubled paradise of round trip from Los An­ the way back to London? Road to Far Cathay," er's birthplace. M Delta ♦ Hotel Transfers Alhough he works en­ much-traveled authority on the *5 Niles Waikiki "It’s time we injected attainable," and notes Kingdom Express,'' and it Sri Lanka. geles or San Francisco. "So' I came back here covers much of the same She continued by advising visitors to S *Hotel Transfers ♦ Service Charges 4 Taxes "We sent out Just one route by plane, but in­ tirely with far-away pla­ Caribbean. S i QftOOO 4 nftes Maui 8 - back into travel a sense of almost proudly they hold takes 43 days. For the future, Morrell and started to work on it. ” "Keep your eyes open ... and you will I O O w double occupancy 5 *Free Tennis - Boat Trip For every trip "the dreams of expanding his brief circular to a small cludes Leningrad, Buk­ ces with strange-sounding Miss Zellers flashed the first tip-off in ’Mon Tues Wed PLUS- occasion," said Philip an "element of risk that The 4-year effort nearly her Fielding's Caribbean Guide four undoubtedly notice a lot more than the Departures •15% Tax 4 Service Morrell, who invented turns a vacation into an logistics are horrific” and program to about 20 of mailing list and sold 50 broke him, financially hara, Tashkent and Sa­ names, Morrell hopes his impressive and awesome tropical S 'Q rats & Taxes *34.00 pp markand in a 40-day own traveling is over. years ago. Includes: •roundtrip tranaportatlon yMeMfsuatMvmvtimvMfm’m 'iatw fm vs’m'iKUssieumiM'MiMtn* them. "With airports and adventure." the political complica­ these vast journeys. journeys,” said Steve and mentally. But the In her 1980 edition, she discussed the growth.” Miss Zellers has earned the plastic package trips, Morrell is a thin, intense tions worse, Morrell said. "One across the United Garley, a Club Universe respect of Caribbean experts as well as New York - Athena 5 We Thank You For Making 1983 A Success and vice president. March 13,1979, revolution that brought •hotel eccommodetiopa that’s long gone." enthusiast of 39 who runs But he rolls a train across States," he said. "One Maurice Bishop to power on the from readers for her accurate report­ 1 Look Forward To Meeting All Your Travel Needs Morrell's idea of "a Voyages Jules Verne, an the Iron Curtain to Budap- through South America — "The Americans are ing and perceptive comments on the •toura snapping up the Cape-to- 133-square-miIe Island in the eastern sense of occasion" is odd but growing firm of es^^nd Bucharest and we'll call that 'The Flight EAST OR VfEST? Caribbean. "Political Picture,” the “Lifestyle” •4 dey crulae 5 In 1984. getting on a train in "travel engineers” con­ Sofi^ taking 15 days to of the Condor.' Through Cairo trip,” Morrell said In the 1981 edition. Miss Zellers noted and her "Author's Observations” London and getting off 43 cocting travel package reach “Constantinople” Malaysia and Australia, — an epic journey, the H aw aii about the 30 island areas covered in her •many extraa JULY 24 THROUGH AUGUST 8 the Dec. 7, 1979, arrival of Cuban ships i HAPPY HOLIDA YS! days later in Hong Kong. that other firms sell to the retracing the original Or­ and a circular tour around length of Africa, including with equipment for the construction of annually revised editions. Or a 35-day trek from the traveling public. ient Express route; It’s Spain ...” not only the Nile and its '★ ★ *BRADL£Y HELD DEPARTURE*^* CALL FOR DETAILS monuments but "The a new airport at Port Saline. Since 1981, each edition begins with top of Africa to the "All these journeys are called “The Istanbul Already the first seven 7 NIGHTS OAHU / 7 NITES MAUI "One of Cuba's first gestures of 'good bottom. more or less impossible," Train.” trips include places tra­ Flight of the Angels” over $1130.00 PER PERSON the “Caribbean Equation," which is I 555 Main St. Mandietter GOODCHILD-BARTLETT TRAVEL will,' after the immediate assistance her assessment of the overall "cli­ lobe|t:i-|avel , . ^ sam m H O URS 9-5 D AILY • TH U R S Til 8 • 10-1 SA T. The very names of his Morrell said in an office Most of these “Great velers dream about — Victoria Falls and an I n c l u d e s -a ir /l a n d /r e n t a l c a r with military arms and technicians 2 seven separate “Great hung with maps of Outer Journeys” concentrate on Samarkand and the Taj overnight ride on South ON MAUI AND MUCH M O RE** mate” in the various islands as M er*viee 6 4 3 * 2 1 6 5 Africa's luxurious Blue following the March '79 revolution, was residents grapple with economic and 113 MAIN S T R E E T 646-2098 M A N C H ESTER Journeys" sing of adven­ Mongolia and steamer train travel, with over­ Mahal, Jordan's "rose- if-tei'kit'k'kirif-tr'k to agree to build the airport at Point ture — "The Golden Road trunks for tables. "We night and sightseeing red city half as old as Train. other problems while travelers search "The British are going ★ SPECIAL ST. PATRICK’S WEEK IN IRELAND^ Saline," she wrote. for a place for a care-free vacation. more for the Raj Ex­ ★ MARCH 15 THRU MARCH 22* In the same edition Miss Zellers' She sees nothing wrong in reporting CONNECTICUT TRAVEL SERVICES AND UNITED Travel In brief press,” Morrell said. "touring tips” noted that "Grand on politics in her guide book. "And — oddly enough — Ktang National Park, the verdant area AIRLINES SLASH PRICES TO HAWAII IN 1984 the Kyle of Lochalsh,” a IRELAND around a spectacular crater lake that ”1 think people can be better 16-day luxury train circle S746.00-INCLUDES-AIR/LAND AND MUCH MORE had been one of the country's major travelers when they know what's going attractions, was closed to the public on in a country,” she said. SPECIALS HARTFORD DEPARTURES SPECIALS of the British Isles SPACE IS LIMITED * SO HURRY * CALL FOR DETAILS .Iff iir»*ii*^d on ear.t) dep-^f’ uf* & ^ates subjpct to mcrodse themselves. IM Hk Mh4 Rm4. OMdMtlw, C«m. 06M« HONOLULU HONOLULU At HONOLULU, KAUAI. HONOLULU, Millions visit Britain The "Great Journeys” (103) 646-S72S CHATS'/NIGHT* mui.miutiwiioilll mauiakona MAUI A KAUAI TRAVEL TIME Say Hello to Hawaii ■ 10D A YS/9N IG H TS IJ DA VS, 13 NIGHTS 1 A D A /S/13 NIGHTS LONDON (UPI) - Lousiana World Fair in organization of the inter­ More than 2 million Amer­ New Orleans and the 1,003-mile voyage, which city bus industry. takes two and a halfday^ BRADLEY FIELD TO * rnoM - » 5 1 9 icans visited Britain this annual K-W Oktoberfest rnoM. 7m 3 9 # 9 m frori- * 9m 3w 9m moM year for the first time in in Canada head the list of la* & history, according to a "The Top 100 Events in Service starts SKI THE SWISS ALP!.. ♦ 16% tan 4 service *16% Id* 4 service ♦) 5% ta> 4 service spokesman for British North America” in 1984 PEKING - A pas­ Non-stops slated NASSAU/PARADISEISIAND, BAHAMAS MAR. 17TH DEP. MY $8*6pp. dbl. Connecticut Travel Services has the lowest priced trips to Hawaii Airways. issued by the American senger ship cruised from LOS ANGELES - Air Inc. R/T air, 7 ngts. hotel, B/F & dinner, skl| A W A I i : "It's a healthy sign for Bus Association. Canton to Shanghai this New Zealand has an­ per person pass & transfers from Hartford. Compare our prices and features. tourism ,” said Ken The fair takes place month, initiating the first nounced it will inaugurate from $245 double occupancy SWM a SUNI INCREDIBLE LOW, LOW PRICES! Cooke. from May 12 through Nov. regular service between ■ non-stop jet services be­ in TRI-CITY — 14 DAYS/13 NIGHTS In the past no more than 1. The Oktoberfest will be the two port cities since tween Los Angeles and ANTIGUA (DAILY FROM BRADLEY) ONE WEEK WAIKIKI 1,750,000 Americans came held in Kitchener and the 1949 communist Auckland in April 1984. IncludedrRound trip midweek air Inc. R/T air, 7 ngts. oceanfroni hotel, transf­ SAN FRANCISCO/HONOLULU/LAS VEGAS to Britain in any given Waterloo. Ontario. Oct. takeover. The flights will be flown 3 NIGHTS SAN FRANCISCO/7 NIGHTS HONOLULU/3 NIGHTS LAS VEGAS year. from Hartford to Nassau, ers, B/F & dinner, free tennis, sailing & snor-l 5-13. Passenger ships leave by Boeing 747-200 jumbo kling, taxes & S/charges From: I Mrs. Diane van Beuren. The ABA is the national both ports weekly for the jetliners. Hotel accommodations for Stiurday 49, of Marathon, Fla., was 3 nts/4 days. Round trip air $659pp dbl. D tptrtu m selected as the 2 millionth port transfers. Special a«.*515! FROM American visitor in a T H F . T K W 'K L SMOIMM . H»PwBiB,DsaMiOrrw8isrii,flwil5%T»» M tantoa draw conducted by the Bonus features -«-15% Tax & Service pilot on board her British 972 New London Tpke. Olaatonbury Departures starting every Sunday, Airways flight from Mi­ IMBRCUIIV TRAVBL. ^ N E C T IC U T TRAVEL SERVICES PRESENTS ami on Nov. 30. o r MANCHKSTER. INC. 6 5 9 - 3 7 4 8 Jan. 8, 1984 includes: She and her husband AIRWAY TRAVEl TeUBPNOMr MS-inS Ann Bef/evf/fe Carol* Truak SAN FRANCISCO/WAIKIKI/MAUI/LAS VEGAS Michdel arrived in Britain ThomM Donovan, Prat. Roundtrip airfar*; flovYvr !•! gr««ting; roundtrip SAN FRANCISC0;3 NIGHTS. HONOLULU-4 NIGHTS. MAUI-3 NIGHTS. LAS VEGAS-3 NIGHT' to an official welcome trantfprs; baggage handling; seven nights eccotn- SATURDAY sponsored by the airlines CHRISTMAS AT DISNEYWORLD DEPARTURES and the British Tourist modations; breakfast briefing session; Authority. It included a 37900 * PER ADULT DOUBLE OCCUPANCY FROM ^ 1 0 7 9 champagne reception, of­ and morel 9fyfes ‘ Rales plus 15% tax & service ficially organized sight­ seeing and shopping tours Oir-WHnE SALE, 811^75 M l-m i ** CHILDREN UNDER 18 CONNECTICUT TRAVEL SERVICES CHALLENGE and theater visits, and a 19900 gift of a free holiday in Includes round trip air, from Bradley, Hotel for 7 nights, round trip t.eli-'vh V/.-, h ive Uio lowest priced trips from Hartford to H,,iv/th using United Airime- if /ou shnuld Britain in the next two transfers from airport to Hotel. THE MYLES TRAVEl. AGENCY in. I,ml inotli.'t progr.jm to H.iwaii from Hartford using United Airlines with simil.ar tiotols foi .:i lo.'.ei rate years, Cooke said. ' ‘ plus 15% tax and Service 13 Welles St. Fox (tun Mall Glastonbury, Ct n/)t oi'.ly will (Connecticut Travel Services matcl- that fare, but we will do it for $10 00 less The van Beurens also “ sharing with 2 adults______HUGEUStOUMK were presented with tickets for British Air­ ATLANTIC CITY vvyvyyy ENJOY THE SITMAR EXPERIENCE 0N| way’s supersonic Con­ AIRWAY TRAVEL PROVIDES AT NO ADDITIONAL COST Departure every other SurKUy corde plane for their re­ nisht Sun / Mon THE TSS/ FAIRWIND G IR WRAP THE WORLD Leeve Hartford Surrday et turn flight to the "Dnited • AMERICAN EXPRESS TRAVELERS CHECKS noon Return Mondey at "special winter rate . . . save $400 per cabin ON IA N S . 8 30 pm from Atlantic C'ty States. Now sun worshippers can fly to And once you lanij in Florida, 'we February 8-18. 1984 10-day fly/cruise to • PASSPORT PICTURES 6 Jan. 8th & 9 $ PER FCItSON Tour planned Floricja without sacrificing their money. can make driving tnere as economi­ DOUBLE St'Thomas. Antigua. Barbados. Martinique. St. Croix| • FULLY COMPUTERIZED SERVICE dk Jan. 22nd & 23rd 1291OCCUFANCV Includes RT air Bradley to Ft Lauderdale SAVANNAH. G a.-The Introiducing Northeastern's "Off- cal as flying ttiere Ask tor oui Alamo - Includ es • S100.000 FLIGHT INSURANCE ON SCHEDULED AIRLINES ^ • Round trip air from Bradley to Atlantic City via RT transfers airport/pier 49th Annual Tour of White Sale." Car Frontal Package $7.95 a day, . L b a r h a r b o r a ir l in e s • Round trip bus transfers 10 day cruise Homes and Gardens in from airport to hotel • One night hotel accommo- . FRIENDLY PROFESSIONAL SERVICE Insteacj of the usual height of the restrictions apply All meals and shipboard entertainment historic Savannah has dations at Harrah s Marina Hotel 6 Casino $1,345. per person double occupancy, plus port tax| been scheduled for March season high prices, our fare to Ft So call your travel agent or 25-29. it has been rSS/Fairwind reg. in Liberia announced. Lauideridale, St. Pete/Tampa, Orlancjo Nortfieastern at (800) 327 3788 and SPECIAL DEPARTURES The tour will feature 30 or Palm Beach is $99 All seats All ask tor our "Off White Sale" You'll got D«c. 28-29 Wadneaday/Thursday of Savannah's loveliest SKI THE AUSTRIAN ALPS residences — the only flights. tan vyilhout getting tiurned LAS VEGAS opportunity for visitors to The flights leave Jan. 9-Feb. 8. Hartford Departures Price: $1,089.00 Per Person Northeastern Wtiat flying Regular Departures from January 11-April 4 see the inside of the EASTERN FLIGHT TIMES FROM BRADLEY FIELD But call now, because tickets must be should be. FRIDAY/MONDAY Trip Includes; private homes in the na­ 4 Dayt/3 Nights OUTBOUND purchasecJ b\ Dec.«^1 P A # 0 ^ 9 Leave Hartford G 8'"/AM tion’s largest National Flamingo Garden $ 4 0 9 E l/ \ Arrive Kansas City 6 iO'VA.M ★ Round-trip air transportation from Historic Landmark Flamingo Tower $ 4 1 9 Imperial Palace $ 4 0 9 JFK Airport New York to Munich via District. a m MS « « Leave Kansas City1 l^^/A M Maxim $ 3 9 9 For information write ONE WEEK WAIKIKI FROM 5 1 5^ ® ^ Available In any amount C M O X X Arrive Las Vegas n*V A M Lufthansa Landmark $ 3 7 9 ★ Round-trip transportation airport to Mrs. Catherine Wessin- for any convenient _ Hotel Continental $ 3 8 9 ger, 18 .Ahercorn St..Sa­ Includes air, flower lei greeting, round 4rip transfers from airport to SUNDAY/THURSDAY r e t u r n Ramsau vannah. Ga. 31401. Hotel, baggage handling, breakfast briefing session. time to travel »sa 5 O iyt/4 N lfhtt ★ Ten nights accommodations based Flamingo Garden $ 4 2 9 Flamingo Tower $ 4 3 9 I l M 0 ^ 4 e!> Arrive Kansas City b S^'/P M on double occupancy with private Hotel to open Imperial Palace $ 4 2 9 bath Maxim $ 4 0 9 C t k Leave Kansas C't/A S*^/P M WINDSOR. Ontarip - L a BOIVJVE TRAVEL, EVC. Landmark $ 3 9 9 C M Arrive Hartford 9'’’/'P M ★ Breakfast and dinner daily The 307-room Hilton Inter­ 10 days/9 nights WAIKIKI & MAUI Hotel Continental $ 3 7 9 ★ Two hour ski lesson daily and lift national Windsor hotel WEDNESDAY/SUNDAY ticket during lesson will open in January, the Manchester 9 DByi/4 Nights ★ Sightseeing tours to surrounding company has announced. 55 E. Center St. Flamingo Garden $ 4 2 9 OTHER PATTERNS The hotel is located in fr,n.710® «* 647-9949 Flamingo Tower $ 4 3 9 areas including one day in Salzburg Imperial Palace $ 4 2 9 AVAILABLE the heart of downtown, Maxinrt $ 4 1 9 ★ Evening of folklore entertainment adjacent to the Cleary Includes air, flower lei greeting, transfers in Waikiki; rental car in Maui; Landmark $ 3 9 9 CALL FOR DATES ★ Connecticut Travel Services escort Auditorium and Memor- Hotel Continental $ 3 9 9 ★ All taxes and gratuities iai Historical Museum 5 nights in Waikiki; 4 nights in Maui. Bat** PtM Deperturet ttertlng Jan. 4 lt% Eattern Alrlinat AND RATES. ★ $100,000 flight insurance and close to the Hiram T«i B D*nrk« Seats limited & subject to availability Walker Historical Mu­ seum, Recreational facili­ AAA'S ARUBA COMKCTICUT TRAVEL SERVICES Preieirts... ties will include a heated CONNECTICUT TRAVEL SERVICES Presentt... CONNECTICUT TRAVEL SERVICES P re u n ti... | indoor swimming pool, a 14 days - 3 ISLANDS - Escorted Tour Steamboat Colorado. whirlpool and two saunas. April 1st - 8th, 1984 HARBOR HOTEL SNOWMASS Vail COLORADO January 3 through February 2 $499 • 15'^ l.Tx 4 service Colorado Ski Scene Canada's southernmost February 3 through March 30 $509 ♦ 15'Y- taa 4 service city. Windsor is linked to Includes: March 3 l through April ?? $4/9 ♦ 15*^ t.iH 4 service DATE PRICE DATE SPRICE Detroit by bridge and fr.m < i_75»»* Round Trip Air Fare From *3 9 9 .*® Harbor Hotel OepaMurcs January 4 *hrough Febfuary 3 $ 6 8 9 . 0 0 * taMin 1 llimtli FWnuri II till ♦ ISKUi Ml unit* | tunnel. L-ocaled in the center of Steamboat Convemeftl to shpps Departures I ebru-uy 3 Ituough March 31 $ 7 3 9 .0 0 * Itfirtare i restaurants nightlife, theater, swimming ice skattng FWwri 11 lkrN{li Mvcii 31 tll>+ISSUiMlMnict | NOffTHEASTERNTOHOlHIMe. from NYC. 7 Nights at night skiing. Clean comfortable accomntodatu'ns Flights added Includes air, flower lei greeting, transfers on all islands; 6 N in Waikiki, Tamarijn Beach, •Plus 15% ta« and servee rh.irge 3 N in Kauai; 4 N in Maui; all interisland airfare, services of escort; bag­ ra^MIGAN INN PACKAGE INCLUDES: Ipdl I thrMfli Iml 22 Irur- UM>I$Staia CHICAGO - United MU.SKMrK.Mii B i e i n c ▼ ( Jarwary 2 through February lO $579 ♦ 15% la* 4 service fwts Airlines has announced it gage handling. M lSiJUS.AUfUGm sy^^^% Transfers between February 11 through March 30 $659 ♦ 15% ta« 4 service J^ alch 31 through April 15 $579 ♦ 15% ta« & service 5 will offer the first sche­ Airport and HoteUv Round-trip air transportation from Bradley to Denver v i .t Ptarmigan Inn United Airlines RATES BASED ON TUESDAY OR WEDNESDAY ROUND I duled non-stop service ‘ plus 15% Taxes and Gratuities. Situated at the base ot Ml Werner Ski Area, the Best TRIP TRAVEL SUBJECT TO AVAILABILITY OTHER DAYS I Western Ptarmigan Inn is ’ 15, 1983 — 1» Thursday TV Her quota’s 17 books a year

Continued from page 13 "the best hotels," is what she swnds her French, German. Russian, American (she glory. William Holden. Emeet money on. "That's the great thing," she likes Henry James). 6:00 P.M. (SD - Business Report fellow doctors indulging in some 11:45P.M. unethical methods. (60 min.) Dorgnine, Robert Ryan. 1 9 6 0 ^ supervise tier fortune, Mrs. Holland wanted says, "to go into any bookstore and come Later, before marrying, she also worked (29 - Esclava Isaura GD dD CD ® (SB ® - Newt (Closed Captioned] (39 - NFL's Greatest MomenU B - MOVIE: 'Ctor PI#M)o '-A to write poetry before marriage, but out with a load of books." as a secretary for the BBC which is why, she OE) “ Three's Compeny - Entertainment Tonight NFL's Greatest Moments pre­ Vietnam war hero runs tfoul“of 10:15 P.M. sents highlights of Super Bowl *V afterward, stie says, "I never had the time. It's great because as a child in London, says, her heroines often work in broadcast­ ( £ - Buck Rogers - Family Feud the law, ee kn unecruputoua cop ( B - Hill Btroat Bluoa JIP featuring the Baltimore Colts vs. entanglee him in a violant w eb of We have five children. East End, she had nothing. "My parents ing and other attractive fields like the Q D - Love Boat 7:30P.M. Dallas Cowboys. 10:30 P.M. drug dealers erKf death.TeHy S tv - split up when I was 2 and I was brought up theater. "I really know those careers so I - Cavett Behind the Scenes C D ” PM Magazine 12:00A.M. ■las, Robert Vaughn. Rated R , "WE WERE LIVING in the town of River by an aunt. I slept in a bed with my three can imagine the characters at work without Olivia Newton-John and John (X) - Nawaifc A RooUty CD - All In the Family d ) - Troppor John. M.D. near Dover and the only books I could get to brothers and sisters. We had no socks and thudding in great research which slows the Travolta are interviewed. UNDER CONTROL O S - Nawa 1:30 A .M . CD ** Joker's Wild C D - CNN Hoodiin. Now. - Sanford and Son read there were Harlequins. I became went to bed with one piece of bread and book.” - USA Cartoon Express 1 8 - Alfrod HKchcock d ) CD - Family Feud 91) - Star Trok (ID - Chloo and tho Man absolutely addicted. I read thousands, 30 a cocoa made with water.” (39 ' Jim Bakker Ofllcer Hill (Michael B - Intamatlonal Edition And she really knows her readers, women CD - Benny Hill Show Warren. I.) apprehends a IS) - Nowonight week. I still do. " (SB - CHIPS l 8 -2 4 H o r a a (3D - CNN Hoadlino Nows like those she remembers in the East End Q D - N ew s deranged man (Charles B - MOViE: 'Holiowaan' A THAT ASIDE, she says she was "a child @ 1 - M O V IE : If You Could See 18 - MOVIE: Qragofv'a Old' (S) - Indspsndant Notyvoik In '71, she wrote one, sold it and hasn't who read Harlequins to get away fpm it; W hat I Hear' A young blind man (39 - ESPN's SportsWeek Penland) in "The Russians maniacal killer escapes from a N a w t prodigy who knew the first act of women for whom she writes with pride and A n awkward teenager falls in love mental hospital and returns to tha had a rejection since. Now, she writes nine overcomes his aHliction and falls (39 “ Dragnet with the first female member of ( 8 - PBA BowISfS Tour Covor- "Macbeth” by heart at 7 and was nearly Are Coming" episode of scene of his slaughter 15 years to 17 books a year (not all romances, she no apologies. in love. Marc Singer. Shan Bela* his high school soccer team. Gor­ s g . ol Ih . PBA Rasidant Pro expelled from school for reading Andre (SB (2 )- M*A*S»H NBC's "Hill Street Blues." air­ before. Jamie Lea Curtia, O ^ s ld says) and makes, she "supposes," $450,000 fonte, Sarah Torgov. Rated PG. don John Sinclair. Dee Hepburn, Championihipi I. prsionlad from Gide at 12." At 16, she left on her own and "Educated women are reading Erica (S ) -* Crossfire ing THUR SDAY, DEC. IS. Plassence. 1978. Rated R. a year which pays (or the family's 20-room (29 @ )' ' MacNeil/Lehrer Jake D Arcy. 1982. Rated PG. Chambloa, GA. (2 hrt.) became a secretary at the Bank of London. Jong or Marilyn French, but what does a New shour (29 - State Lottery ® - MOVIE: 'Belle of the house called Applegate on the low-tax Isle « - Independent Network* Nineties' A prizefightar and a B - To Bo Announced "I could have gone to university but chose poor, black women on welfare in the Bronx (29 - Veronica, El Rostro del CHECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME N ew t (2S) ~ Reporter 41 nightclub entertainer find rom­ B-Oospodida T. of Man. A m o r not to,” she says. "I do not believe in who can't afford to be ill find in Marilyn W - MOVIE: 'Table for Five' A ance and endless troubles in the B - MOVIE; 'Tho 8#ndor'> She has a white Dimler. A gardener. A lectures telling you what to think." Instead, French that makes her feel better? " she divorced father tries to get reac* ( ® ® - N H L Hockey: Hartford 11:00 P.M. Gay Nineties. Mae W est. Roger young man finds that he cermet at Boston , she read her own way through the bank's says, heatedly. "My readers need a dream quainted with his children by tak­ C D d ) d ) (8 (8 B - Nows Pryor. 1934 control his telepathic powera. housekeeper. And a 30-foot library filled ing them on a Mediterranean - People's Court with books which, along with records and library of »"'>-id literature: English. landscape, and I give it to them.” d ) - T o x l 12:15 A.M. Kathryn Harrold. Shirify KniglA. cruise. John Voight, Richard (SD - Dr. Who Zaljko Ivanek. 1982. Rated R..>^ Crenna. 1982. Rated PG. d ) - Soap (B l - Auto Racing 'S3: Formula O ) - M*A*S*H 8:00 P.M. QD - Odd Coupla O n . 1:45 A.M. n (39 - ESPN'a BpoiUWeek 6:30P.IVt. C D C D - Magnum. P.l. B - MOVIE: Tha Chollanga' Herald photo by Richmond Clot-dissolving enzyme CD “ PM Magazine An American boxer gets involved 12:30 A.M. 2:00 A.M. Don’t carol CSD - One Day at.a Tima in a feud between two Japanese (3D - All In tha Family CD - CBS News Nightwetch C£) - CBS Nawa C D ® “ Automan brothers Scott Glenn. Rated R Adopt a pet dD - Nlghtlin. CD - MOVIE; Chrietmee In (3) - ESPN'a SidaUnas C D - N aw s Yuletide performance at the Na­ with humans. (Closed Captioned) ( ® - Doctor Is In sister disrupts her brother's fu­ Connecticut' A newspaper col- . (3D - MOVIE: Miracle On 34th tional Building Museum. W ash­ (3D - World Vlolon SpocM Dog Warden Richard Rand comforts a shy shepherd puppy. The cuts heart-attack deaths - MOVIE: 'Blindad by tha (29 - El S how de las Estrellas neral. (60 min.) ( ® - Benny Hill Show umnist is instructed by her boss credit blues Street' An old man. who pro­ ington, D C. (60 min.) Light' A professional cull depro­ C D -N e w s ® - Sports Tonight Q S - Sport. Look to have a war hero ee her guest pooch is waiting at the dog pound to be adopted. fesses to be the real Santa Claus, - MOVIE: 'Tha Gatharing. 9:00 P.M. grammer attempts to free a 33) - Independent Network B B - U t . Night with David for Chnstmas dinner Barbara By GIno Del Guerico ision of Cardiology. brings a new meaning to Christ­ Part II' T w o years after the death IS ) - Album Flesh young man from mind control. C D C D - Sim on & S inw n Rick News Lettermen Stanwyck, Dennis Morgan. The newer enzyme — called human Continued from page 13 Kristy McNichol, James McNi- mas to all those who encounter of her husband. Kate Thornton is and Qecilia are held hostage on a (S)-D r. Who UPl Science Writer him. Sebastian Cabot, Jane Alex­ (91 - Inside The NFL B - Thick, of tho Night tissue plasmogen actuator, or t-PA — chol, Jenny O'Hara. 1980 wooed by a wealthy industrialist. hijacked ocean liner until A .J. and ® - Twilight Zone Adopt a pet ander. David Hartman 1973. Downtown Brown come to their C D - Joe Franklin Show ___ Tuttle says, there are clear danger signals, but (S> (SB - NBC News Maureen Stapleton, Efrem Zim- (39 - NBA Basketball: Loe 12:45 A.M. BOSTON — Deaths after heart was created through new genetic (39 - NFL's Greatest Moments: baiist Jr . Lawrence Pressman rescue (60 min.) (S8 - Business Report ® - Our Mlee Brooke people choose not to heed them. Angeles at Phoenix ® - A . young attacks were reduced by nearly 70 engineering. It is being tested on (8 ) - Noticiero Nacionai SIN 'Big Game America' 1979 MOVIE: 'Diva' . What are the danger signals? Noticias nacionales con Guillermo CD - The Merv Show ( a - TwHIght Zone postal worker le pursued by the 2:15 A.M. percent by injecting a blood clot­ animals and may prove even more O - MOVIE: 'Sharfcy't 11:15P.M. Restrepo. (29 - Mysterious World (39 - Top Rank Boxing from 09) - Freemen Reports law because of hie love for a fa­ B - SportsCantsr dissolving enzyme directly into the effective than streptokinase because it Juggling payments, for one thing. Or using Machine' An Atlanta vice squad (29 - Reporter 41 mous American soprano. Wilhel- (8 ) “ Jeffersons @ - MOVIE: 'Superman II' Su- Atlantic City, NJ Top Rank Box­ Pups ready for homes sergeant encounters pimps, (2 l - HIM Street Blues Visiting menia Wiggins-Fernandez, Fed- 2:30 A.M. heart at the time of the attack, medical appears to specifically target heart credit when one runs out of money at the end of the perman must choose between his ing presents a 10-round Ligh­ 11:30 P.M. ® - ABC News crooked politicians and drug de­ tweight bout featuring Terrence Soviet citizens decide to defect at enc Andrei, Richard Bohringer. researchers reported today. blood clots. week. love for Lois Lane and his pledge (3D - CBS News Nightwotch alers in his everyday working All vs. Tom Baker. the Hill Street station house and ( D - Haweil Five-0 1962 Rated R. 7:00P.M. to protRct Earth when three cri­ JIP By Barbara Richmond Nannook, the beautiful Siberian Heart attacks are usually caused by Kennedy and others said the findings world. Burt Reynolds, Rachel LaRue believes he'll receive a new GD ^ 9 ■ Thicke of the Night "It's the old syndrone — too much month and C D - CBS News Ward. Brian Keith. Rated R. minals take over the U.S. A. Chris­ ( ® - Cheers Diane discovers car from his brother-in-law. (60 1:00 A.M. B . Top Rank Boxing from Herald Reporter husky featured last week, is settled in a a clot forming in the artery that feeds are not conclusive and more testing of topher Reeve. Margot Kidder. that an old friend is making a play min.) C D - Benny Hill Show Atlantic City, N J Top Ronk Box­ not enough money,” she says. CD ® - M*A*S*H (39 ' Royal Winter Fair Horse C D - Laveme & Shirley & Co, new home in Andover. Daisy, the the heart muscle, thereby cutting off its both techniques was needed. Gene Hackman 1980. Rated PG. for Sam. ing presonis a 10-round Ligh- Show Coverage of this horse a - S C T V »2 Tha Emmy C D - Rockford Files blood supply and killing it. "We'll have to wait and see whether CD o Tic Tac Dough C D - Hogan's Heroes twaighi hout Isiiuring Tarronc. Why all of the fu^ about paying golden retriever adopted last week, is show is presented from Toronto, d D - Nobel Prize Ceremonies (29 “ People's Caucus Award-winning comedy series C D - Recing From Roosevelt C D - MOVIE: Oirla In tha All v t Tom Bakar premium prices to adopt a Cabbage making a local family happy. Her In a report published in the New their results are duplicated,” said Dr. CD - ABC News Ontario, Canada. (2 hrs.} (ID " Newton's Apple returns with all new editions set A DU* Da* D* BW e 8:30 P.M. (38 - Honeymoonere Office' Three young women England Journal of Medicine, doctors Robert C. Leinbach, a cardiologist at CD “ Laugh-In at a slightly seedy television sta­ B - Crooafira Patch doll when you can adopt a name has legally been changed to (39 " Festival of Faith C D - Carol Burnett and Friends (39 - SportsCenter working in a Texas d ^artm ant at the University of Washington said by Massachusetts General Hospital. "I ite in Detign ana Sei^ (ID - Barney Miller 9:30P.M. tion in mythical Metonville. Star­ B - Happy Day. Again lovable dog? The town's dog pound Annie. (S!) - MOVIE: 'The Bliss of Mrs. C D - MOVIE: The Grass Is ring Joe Flaherty, Andrea Martin, (S ) - Crossfire store strive for love and success always has a variety of dogs that need injecting the enzyme streptokinase think their findings are basically (ID - SportsCenter Blossom' The wife of a brassiere Always Greener Over the C D (39 - Masquerade Martin Short. Eugene Levy. Susan Saint James, Barbara King is still waiting to be adopted. So (S (® - Tonight Show Eden, David Wayne. 1979. 2:45A.M. good homes. directly into the clot it dissolved within correct, but I'm not sure the final (39 - Radio 1990 Today's pro­ manufacturer keeps a lover in Septic Tank' A New York City (2 ) ■ Buffalo Bill Bill has a bizarre is the black setter cross with the fringy results will be quite as spectacular." gram looks at the hottest trends their attic for five years Shirley couple decide to swap the hassle fantasy when his black make up (29 - Healthiar Babies The (29-MOVIE; 'Fast Company' A (38 - Twilight Zone • B - MOVIE: 'Lookin' to Oot "'This week there are two puppies half an hour. MacLaine, Richard Attenbor­ race car driver figins to win. W il­ O ut' T w o small-timo con rngn hairdo. and performers in the world of of big city living for suburbia. man quits and a racial discrimina­ Genetic Era ' Some of the recent (39 - Pick the Proa Sportswn- ready to have someone claim them The death rate in the 250 patients ough, James Booth. Freddie liam Smith, John Saxon, Claudia head for the Las Vegas big time The University of- Washington team entertainment. Carol Burnett, Charles Grodin. tion suit seems imminent advances made in the area of hu­ ters preview games and viewers studied dropped 67 percent from the Jones. 1968. Jennings. 1979. Rated R. Jon Voight. Ann-Mergret,-Mai Bun and, yes, they come with adoption Officer Rand received a nice Christ­ said when a heart attack victim was Alex Rocco 1976. (29 - Noche de Gala man genetics are examined compete for prizes 0 9 - Ever Increasing Faith (Closed Captioned) Young. Rated R papers. The featured pel today is a shy mas card and letter from a Manchester normal 11.2 percent to 3.7 percent — brought into the hospital, a long tube (2 ) - Prime News d9 (@) - Wild America Back­ (29 - Palicula: 'Un Million en le - Hogan's Heroes (S?) - Fall & Rise of R. Perrin Basure' B - MOVIE: Tho Wild Bunch' shepherd female puppy. She was found resident who adopted a little black suggesting a potentially enormous was inserted into an artery in the arm 2 ) - Christmas in Washington yard Wildlife ■ Tonight's program (® - Carter Country A gang of aging outlaws ride into 3:00 A.M. (SD - Moneyline Julis Iglesias and Andy Williams looks at the variety of animals 10:00 P.M. (® - Bob Newhert Show on Edgerton Street by some people who poodle from the pound this past decrease in the 550,000 deaths due to or neck and threaded into the blood 8 8 - Masterpiece Theatre 'The a Texas border town to rob a lo­ (3D - MOVIE: 'Oporatlon heart attacks in the United States each I ® * N ew s )O in other headliners in a special adapting to a world they share ( D 3 ) ~ Knots Landing Chip's Citadel.' Andrew discovers his ® - ABC News cal railroad for their last shot at Socrot' live there but were unable to keep her. summer. The letter explains what vessel that feeds the heart muscle. The One of the children in the family chose happiness and companionship the little year, streptokinase was then injected though MEANWHILE*. EA^V HA& THERE'S THE GOLPEN LLAMA to give her the name Kasimer. The dog has brought to the family and The researchers also said they are the tube directly to the clot. «> RETURNEP TO THE SPOT RAFAEL PRBAMEP ABOUT! name can be changed to something expresses the wish that they had room experimenting with a similar but more ^ WHERE JOEY AHD RAFAEL BRIDGE ASTRO more feminine, of course. She was to adopt another. specific enzyme which they predicted Although the treatment reduced WERE AMEU^HBP... foundonDec.il.. will be even more effective — and with mortality rates dramatically, the study I PROM CORSAGES { GRAPH Dog Warden Richard Rand also has a The dog warden is usually at the fewer side effects. fdund it did not seem to lessen the I Fresh & Silk Arrangements m An alternative plan little black Labrador that will be ready pound on town property off Olcott "If our findings represent reality, amount of damage to heart muscles for adoption in a couple of days. This Street, between noon and 1 p.m. Or he this is a very substantial reduction of caused by the original blockage. - no B can be contacted by calling the pound, death due to heart attacks," said Dr. J. Kennedy said he believes this is i 646-8268 MON.-SAT •-• J* one who wants to be a one is a male, about 2 or 3months old. 1135 aN TH ST. TH U M . M * S winner. < ¥ M i r He was found Dec. 11 on Adams Street, 643-6642 or by calling the Police Ward Kennedy, head of the University because the treatment takes an aver­ FREE DeirDeMiwyle Are# MoepKalB S NORTH IMI-IS Then North took off for -and Rand has named him Blackie Department, 646-4555. of Washington Medical School's Div­ age of five hours to complete. I MANCHESTEI and FuMral HoiiM*. |[ ♦ AK754 the stratosphere in his have been able to ruff two vided you are more concerned W765 clubs in dummy and breeze with cash than with the spot, Warranty deads known as Diane M. Kee­ Robert R. Ledoux. prop­ Judgment liana Liana filed ♦J5 90074 Town of Manchester 9AJ62 agio 954 home. light. Be pragmatic regarding Merritt N. Baldwin to S. ney. to Janice W. Wiley, erty at Niles and Diane Daniel M. Boland, doing AFTER WHAT THAT GORILLA YOU MUST BE THE REJO,>*'^^%DIDUUH ( YES! WE MUST As we have noted, defend­ the types of hoped-for rewards. JL, Choma Inc., property Unit 571-2. Crest drives. business as B & B Oil Co., against Stewart A. Street, PID TO 'IM? HA! IT'LL BE NO DR.GETTERICH! I'M A THANK \ HEAR V. <3ET OUTOF SOUTH SAaiTTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dac. $35,37 sewer and $91.89 PROBLEM AT ALL, MISSY.' ALLEY... A FRIEND OF I HEAVENS); WHAT ^------, H E R E ) ers have a penchant for find­ on Bramblebush Road, Condominium. Raymond D. Belanger lien against Vanda M. o 96 21) It will prove unwise today (d BIG-'TALL DOC WONMUG'S) j THEY SAID? ing the best lead and West $25,000. Beverly M. Kryzak to to Thomas A. Benoit, Panaro, $317.10, property water, 20 Birch St, WAgj984 opened a trump. South saw procrastinate about things that a A83 must be dona. Time that you Andrew Ansaldi Jr. to Margaret M. Langevin, properly at 89-91 Laurel at 155 Deming St. that his chance to ruff two think Is at your disposal will lly Isabelle Parciak, Unit 31, property at 20 Spring St., St., $29,000. Union Trust Co., lien 9873 clubs had flown away, but like darkness before the dawn. Wetherell Village Con­ $72,000. against William Peoples AMachmsnta ralaaaed Vulnerable: Both there were lots of other The NEW Matchmaker wheel and Cheryl Peoples, Howard Specter Enter­ REGAL HAS IT ALL! possibilities. In any event, dominium, $71,000. Exaculrix's doada Dealer: South and booklet reveals romantic William K. Kauffman to QuMclaim deads $1,500.09, property at 100' prises Inc. releases att­ the best play was to start on compatibilities for all signs, Margaret L. Masse to Grandview St. achment on property of Weil North Eait Soatb spades. tells how to get along with James R. Bousfield, prop­ John B. Barnini.' James R. Bousfield and 19 Pillowtex Corp.on Regent At trick two South cashed others, linds rising signs, hid­ erty on Florence Street, Hayden L. Griswold Jr., Irmgard A. Bousfield, Pass 19 Pass 29 dummy’s spade ace and den qualities, plus more. Sand $73,000 Pearl M. Podrove, and Street. $14,000. Pass 4 NT Pass 59 properly on Florence We have the largest selection of Big and Tall ...THE "GUESTS" EAVES­ ruffed a spaae. Then he led a $2 to Astro-Qraph, Box 489. Janice M. Wiley to William B. Glotzer to Street. Attachmania DROP FROM THE BACK Pass 69 Pass Pass club. West rose with the ace Radio City Station, New York, Frank E. Wiley, property Richard C. Woodhouse, The Gunver Manufac­ r o o m Pass men's clothing in the area. Come see our ; and led a second trump. N Y. 10019. Mall an additional on Niles Drive. trustee, property on Buck- turing Co. attaches prop­ Liana ralsaaad South noted the 3,1 trump $1 tor your Sagittarius Astro- Dart's Dairy Inc. to land Road. CartHIcots ol descant erty of John Ziemak on Town of Manchester collection of Enro and Career Club, dress Opening lead: 97 break as he won in dummy. Qraph predictions for the year Julia Kennedy Burke, Charles E. Knowiton Jr. Estate of Priscilla H. Hartford Road, $5,000. releases Joseph E. and He led another low spade ahead. Be sure to give your property at 315 E. Center to Kathleen R. Knowiton, Brown to Sharyn A. Citytrust attaches prop­ Phyllis A. Horvith, $243.92 and sportswear. Pleetway pajamas, Hanes H 0 N E ^ 6 i : \CV. IF VOU'ieF THF e F A u \ and ruffed. Both opponents zodiac sign. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) St., $360,000. property at 237 Kennedy Brown and Donald G. erty of Mehair Inc. and water and $115.32 sewer, I'M 5ANTA./ 6 ANTA, WHO'6 THAT followed, and South had underwear, M.V.P. jeans, Haggar Slacks, eicH By Oswald Jacoby Attempting to do things the Steven M. Caron and Road. Brown, property at 191 Eugene V. Marozzi at 142 property at 111-113 Wells I'M 5AN TA.^ A C B O ^ jS TH F MAL-U found a 4-3 spade break, UITTUF and James Jacoby which was all he needed. easy way Is likely to have the Diane M. Caron, also Karen G. Ledoux to Green Road. Lakewood Circle, $7,200. St. Camp Sox, Textan belts...You name it, we AT He ruffed a club, came to most appeal lor you today. XECXIMIMCMXIIKlBaiEHtKHKiDXEMIIMIMXtHesXBXtBKtMIMXlWBamCMklWIhaHMl KDEUPNICIC5? South wasn't proud of his his hand with the diamond Unfortunately, you may discov­ have it. Quality, Selection, Service from your one-heart opening bid and er this to be a path leading tq ace, drew trumps and even­ ddbd ends. Quality Men's Shop...Regal's, of course. less proud of his two-heart tually discarded a low dia­ AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fab. IBK rebid, although 11 high-card mond and his last club on the Do not underestimate the cal' points including two aces king and seven of spades. Iber ot your competition todav; with a good six-card major Persons you think you can varv* suit are an opener for any- (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) quish In the- opening rounds , - •&-; may go tha limit. ' PISCES (Fab. 20-March 20l( t It's Important to try to keep an j m m r CROSSWORD open mind today. Having pro)^ AND NOW THRU conceived negative Ideas witf work to your detriment ant^ ACROSS Medieval Answer to Previoui Puzzle cause avoidable problems. eyttem ARIES (March 21-AprH i n OH, 1 Flail M one_____ , □□□uaaiDCJiz; instead ol allowing an old obiC 5 Failure painting gallon to weigh heavily on your APPLE A SPICE BASKET HOLIDAY TRADITION CHRISTMAS 9 I Ilka_____ Person DDD mhid, take some positive steps 12 Ireland Statue □□□Q Gna DCIGG today to eliminate It. You'll feel $17.95 $22.50 SPP5.J! better lor It. '* 13 Ona (Gar.) lupport Oval centerpiece of Holiday greens, N H n Woven wicker basket with Holiday greens, 14 Small Cuba Concept (Fr.) □ TAURUS (April 20-May 20} A E R □ □ cinnamon sticks, fresh apples and Holiday holly, cones, . flowers, velvet and 15 Dormant 10 Baking n Promises made to you tod^ P A Y G□ □ . S ' V.' - 17 Houia wing chamber should not be too heavily rellaO (lowers. birch twigs. S T E NG 18 Of tha (Sp.) 11 Electric fith upon, especially If they aijf 19 Mountain naar jg GDO from persons who have lat you Type of fuel R 1 OFF r - C S l / A ancient Troy a G G G nOGCL down previously. % 21 20 ^SSl Of God (Let.) U N D n □ G G D D b EDGG QEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) Be 20 Paradliat 22 Federal invee- 0 Y E 22 Sunahine □ B G G D l a a G on guard early In the day or yod tigsting bodV E O N d g d g g g g itata (abbr.) 1 □ I might do things which do not ,3 American Br(ghten Your Table 23 Contuma serve your best Interest. By lata Indian 33 Very strong 50 South 24 Make miitaka afternoon, you're not apt to 24 38 Qrass American with one of these 27 Gridwork (pi.) Bsskatbell repeat this process. -> • SUITS & SPORT COATS teem 40 Officer'i Indian group PIRTV EPC3IE, HeH-HEHrAUP MOTHIU' 32 Greek region Candidate 61 Trap door CANCER (June 21-July 22) K (Holiday Centerpiece Reg., Longs, X-Longs, Shorts, Short Portlys 34 Light meal Act of lending possible, do not become Biblical School (abbr.) 62 Mstel thread 5 5 A V 5 I m M PiPiOUSM?. 35 Seme (prefix) Involved In social situatloni 42 Fled 53 Adam's 36 Container preposition today that are replete with bom Specials • DRESS SHIRTS . 43 Prsiriee grandson LOOK. 37 Landing boat Aleutian Ing types. Instead, seek fuiC 1616 to 181^ Tail, IX to 4X Bigs iilsnd 47 Peet 64 Ove A LjOT ja m e sT 39 Blngo-like loving companions. -k A Brown’s Flowers game Municipal 48 American folk 67 Mecew genus LEO (July 23-Auo. 22) UnleM • VELOURS & SWEATERS ^ LIKB K I P IK) 41 Huge corporation singer 58 Defunct you ora truly motivated today, Exclusive Design This (Sp.) 49 Quote e l sn football M to 2X Toll, IX, to 4X Bigs VOU. ‘SCHOOL' 44 Green-blue you're apt to have trouble gal* color Presently authority lesgue (ebbr.) ting Into high gear. Success will 45 AuxilierY be denied you if you just use • SLACKS & JEANS 1 2 3 4 6 8 7 8 9 10 11 Also Available m 46 Pert ol to be hall-measures. (J FIRESIDE CENTERPIECE 36 to 44 Toll, 44 to 60 Big 48 Frosting 12 13 14 VIRQO (Aug. 23-Sopl. 22) FoF •flowering plants 5 1 ______reasons known only to you, $20.00 Hemmenkiold 18 16 17 there's a chance you might •fruit baskets Fireside Basket designed in a • OUTERWEAR 52 Scot's tiny view youraalf as the underdog CANDLELIGHT CENTERPIECE centerpiece style for your table. 48 to 52 Longs, 42-48 XLong, 48 to 50 Bigs 55 Wine (Fr.) 18 19 20 21 today. Negative thinking pror $15.95 Holiday greens, cones, red velvet 56 Traumatic duces negative reaulta. 59 And 10 on 22 23 LUMA (Sept. 23-Ocl. 23) Tha Traditional round centerpiece with a red & flowers. Also available in a (abbr., Lat, 2 family budget will suffer today! candle, Holiday greens, flowers and balls. larger size designed for your 24 26 28 27 28 29 3 0 IF T H I S WAS J U O ; W E 'D B U T ITfe N O raU Ly... ITS N A S T Y AKCNAPJF wds.) 31 If alther you or your mate buy hearth at $27.95 60 Stepped SOTH BE.5WEATINGr P E C E / W B E R . T H I N S i S GETS s t r a n g e r 32 33 34 36 something that you both had 61 Amphibian agreed to do without for ii m l i k e h o r s e s . HAVE A W AY O F WOKKiHSr E V E R Y Q A Y . 62 The briny 38 37 38 39 40 present. OUT, C O N T t h e /? deep •CORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 2St(, 63 Mouths (el.) / 41 42 43 4< Try not to be uncooporatlva RECAVS \ \ 84 Fewer today. If you are, there's a llk £ 48 46 47 llhood others may not want to. BROWN'S FLOWERS B I G & T A L L DOWN Include you In thair actIvltiM. 41 49 60 81 1 Two family ■ 163 Main St. Manchester DOWNTOWN MANCHIStiR quarrel 68 68 87 ^ 8 Open Mofl.-Fri. 'til SKW 2 Row Tel. 643-8455 68 8 0 81 The biggeat wrench tha- Sat. 'til St30, Sun. 11-S 3 Kind of test mechanic carries it the enel 4 Dee Veterlend Monday-Friday ’til 9 p.m. Saturday ’til 5 p.m. 82 83 84 yon get when yen aye thC I2JS H JtlM O yK A kte IMH) (ebbr.) bUI. IWMSWKMXMWMVNWXVKMKWSWMIMKWKMWWKaMMIIMaMINIIKaMtWIlHiaMWtllHaMlHIIMIMMXMCiMfMCIMIKXMXMii 2U - MANCHESTER HKKALU, Thursday. Uec. 15, U)tl.i MANCHESTER HEHALU. Thur.sdiiv. Dec 15. I9B3 - 21 BUSINESS Business Energy hasn’t gotten any cheaper In Brief It was to years ago this past October that the Arab vents. oil embargo permanently changed the lives of people 4) Use kitchen, bath and ventilating fans sparingly. around the world. The sheiks and their partners in In as little as an hour, these Ians can blow away a OPEC reocketed the price of crude oil from a 1973 Your houseful of warmed air. But use the bathroom fan average of $8.43 a barrel to a high of $37.48 In 1981. after showering to keep moisture from entering the Even stringent conservation and several recessions Money's walls. since have been able to cut the price only to roughly 5) Keep the fireplace damper closed'unless you $29.40 now. Worth have a fire going. As much as 8 percent of your heat These prices for crude oil have resulted in an even Sylvia Porter can fly up the chimney if the damper is open. Close all greater percentage increase in the costs of gasoline, doors warm air ducts leading to a room with fireplace. aviation fuel, the residual oil burned by electric power 6) Keep drapes and shades open in sunny windows to plants and home heating oil. take advantage of radiated sun heat. Close them at OF NOW THRU SAT. This, of course, helped fuel the inflation of the 1970s. Energy Coalition predicts a 21 percent hike in our gas night. America's automobile industry's largest gas-guzzlers bills this year over last. 7) Lower your thermostat by 10 degrees at night were nearly destroyed by ihc smaller, more • And while the cost of heating with electricity is Honeywell has developed a microelectronic clock fuel-efficient imports. Even before deregulation, not expected to be as shocking as several years ago, thermostat that enables homeowners in warmer Use the 12 checks below to get an immediate 25% rebate off the price of any single item several airlines were brot^ht close to bankruptcy by the government predicts the average national price climates with heat pumps to save up to 41 percent o( the astronomical cos^jjsW uel. Farmers, too, felt the for a kilowatt hour will rise from 7.15 cents this their heat bills. fuel price rise in theifmills to power their equipment — quarter to 7.19 cents in the first quarter of 1984 (much 8) Buy covers to fit over the outside of air you choose in any of the D&L depts. listed on the checks ... you save on sale priced items and this was passed on to you and me in the higher more in New England and New Y o rk ). conditioners and be sure that, the (resh-air intake is Makulls wins Bermuda trip costs of food. cut off. as well as regular price items, including all these famous name brands and more: HOW, THEN. DO YOU SAVE on the amount of heat 9) Fit sheets of insulating board coated with Bermuda is in store for Deborah Makulis, DESPITE CONSERVATION and the reduced you need to keep warm and reduce the amount of cold reflective foil behind all radiators on outside walls • Pant-her above center, the winner of a recent contest demand for oil, it still cost at least four times us much air that sneaks into your home? 10) Don’t say g(x>dbye to guests with the outside •London Fog •Vanity Fair •Van Heusen •Billy-the-Kid sponsored by the Savings Bank of Manchester •Rosanna •Health-Tex •M odern Jrs. to keep warm this winter as it did before the Arab 1) Use storm windows as a traditional solution. If door open. Bid farewell before you turn the knob — •Sasson • Russ Togs •O lg a •Izo d and the Savings Bank Life Insurance Company. boycott. For instance: you’re among the 5 million homeowners adding a particularly at Christmas. •Haggar •College Town • Levi's The Manchester woman was awarded a •Tom boy •Farah •D onm oor •Calvin Klein • Home heating oil, which cost only about 19.7 cents room, remodeling or replacing an entire window, •A rrow • Bali five-day, four-night trip to the tropical island. a gallon in 1972, is expected to average about $1.07 a install double-glazed windows, urges Jack McDer­ (“ Sylvia Porter’s Financial Almanac for 1984," a The contest, open to anyone 18 or older who gallon during this heating season, predicts the U.S. mott, vice president-marketing at CerjainTeed Corp. comprehensive desk calendar and consumer hand­ inquired about savings bank life insurance from Depa rtment of Energy. 2) Since warm air rises, your roof is another escape book, features Porter’s best advice lor saving money INSTANT REBATE CHECK for INSTANT REBATE CHECK for Sept. 12 through Oct. 31, was conducted to • Gas, which cost only $1.21 per thousand cubic feet for the air you pay so much to heat. Insulation blown in and organizing your budget. Includes budget publicize what bank officials say are its low life (MCF) in 1972, will run about $2.22 this year. by professionals between the top-floor ceilings and the worksheets. Send $8.95 plus $I for postage and MISSES SPORTSWEAR DEPT. insurance rates. • The average wellhead price of gas jumped 95 roof can block this road. If you have an unfinished handling to Financial Almanac in care of the MISSES &JUNIOR DRESS DEPTS. Shown awarding the prize are bank President percent between 1978 and 1952^nd with about 56 attic and you can wield a staple gun, buy mat or rolled Manchester Herald, 4400 Johnson Drive, Fairway, William R. Johnson, left, and Martin Lutkiewicz, percent of all homes now beingg heating with gas. the insulation and attach it yourself. Kan. 66205. Make checks payable to Universal Press who manages the bank's life insurance program, PAY TO THE outlook for gas heating is chilling. The Citizen/Labor 3) Close off unoccupied rooms and shut the heating Syndicate.) PAY TO THE right. ORDER OF ORDER OF 2 5 % 0 ^ s s % o ii\i Travel counselor chosen Aetna is selling yw t^'Pivt'PvuM t 0 ^ ttu firiu oj David S. Gilbert of 72 Oak Grove St. has received the professional designation of certified itt m ,iM , travel counselor insurance from the Institute of DATE “yiow Cknu SaX. *Dec. t7. DATE Sat,^£c./7- Certified Travel Agents. HARTFORD (UPI) — Aetna Life & Casually has THIS CHECK MUST BE SURRENDERED AT TIME OF PURCHASE announced it is offering bunks and other financial THIS CHECK MUST BE SURRENDERED AT TIME OF PURCHASE Gilbert has lived in Manchester most institutions insurance for up to $25 million for ransom of his life and gradu­ paid, lost or destroyed in kidnapings and extortions. INSTANT REBATE CHECK for INSTANT REBATE CHECK for ated from Manches­ Aetna will also cover the salaries of hostages held ter High School in up to four years and provide customers the resources GIRLS 4-14 DEPT. BOYS 4-20 DEPT. i 1968. He has a of a firm that tracks terrorist organizations and would bachelor's degree work with the policyholder toward the return of from the University hostages, the company announced Wednesday. "With the lives of innocent people hanging in the PAY TO THE PAY TO THE of Hartford. ORDER OF He is V i ce - balance, prudence suggests officials of financial ORDER OF ^CC4to4M/l president of Gilbert- institutions may want to do more to protect m o u L ove T r a v e l in themselves, their employees, family members and moa customers." said Joseph P. Kiernan, assistant vice Hartford. a / 7 iv i “PetceHt 0 ^ t t i t ‘T^UAt “PtnC M t 0 ^ Ctu tn U t <4, OHJ To receive certifi­ president of Aetna's bond department. cation. Gilbert had Aetna's kidnap, ransom and extortion policy differs item ui tkix/DtlfantmeMt to acquire at least from similar insurance offered by other companies in five years full-time riders they add to their blanket bonds. Kiernan said. DATE: CiiA*c Sat. *D£c. i7. travel-industry ex­ "Those add-ons are no longer broad enough to provide date *T/l

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Manchester, Conn. Cloudy tonight; Friday, Dec. 16, 1983 colder Saturday Single copy: 25C — See page 2 HaurlfTatTr SUNBEAM 2^^-Qt Utmlh Muiti^’urpos* Food Processor CaMor Rag; Rikw. .49.99 CaMorSalaPrioa. .37.88 Mir. Mag^B Rabat#..84>0* Blacks quit boards PROCTOR Sstf-Ciosning AFTER OO cm REBATE . . . .£ i9 m O O Four SItco ToastOfOvoivBrollor F N i # 9 «|i A p p U tf ic it In 11 Chops, allcas, ahrads, irates, mixas and even CatSorRa9.PrieB ...... 5 A 0 9 Kitehwi Cfontir fkinaads douohl A watcomaf CiMorSalaPrIca. .44J 8 Has oven tempera­ It'a aritixar with 2 ateiniaaa ateBt ^cria m s w n i v n . " practical glRt *1 4 ^ Mfr.MaiMnIMMte .5.00* ture* ranging from ‘ ‘ilS ’aaloiiteaadblandarwith to support Fisher keepwarm to 47S*F. rrjflteadougbmakaraa ^ AFTER QQ OQ A varsaUta appUanoal ^^^-aorthputewfiRwitea oarRapiTMB REBATE...... 0 9 * 0 0 Modri 4M21AL tu'aaawMrgiRtBaaofie at Chi1stnm % j Bv Alex GIrelli IN ANNOUNCING his resigna­ The person was not one of the Herald Reporter tion from the Economic Develop­ lour referred by an examining ment Commission, Smith said that committee to General Manager §y VukonI _ Luana Blagrove, a Democrat, due to the recent insensitivity of Robert B. Weiss for final choice. Unitad Prenlnfambflonal and Joan Alien, a Republican, this the town administration to the The candidate did not pass the oral black community and the lack of examination, Weiss says in his 6 morning announced their resigna­ BKlIlLEHEM. Coon. (UPI) - Each year tions from the Human Relations commitment to equal opportunity, letter to directors. . arooadiSurtebiiaa time an avalanclM! of Chriatmas Weiss says in his letter that ,-inril paiSM through tbe Betblebam pMt of flee >-a Commission. Frank Smith an­ he finds it more and more difficult nounced his resignation from the to serve. members of the Board of Directors iradiUoB that ha* brought nationwide atteotion to Economic Development He said his job is demanding have asked questions concerning Ihia tiny hamlot. Commission. more of his time and he would like the candidate's status in the HNM#*ndf of peopte from Connecticut, Maaaa- The resignations came in protest to use what free time he has for examining process. ohuaette aril New YoHc have made the pUgrinuigo against the decision not to reap­ efforts he feels will in the best While Weiss would not say where : te BethMioin to bm U Chrtotmat card! anagifta for point Rubin Fisher to the commis­ interests of the community. the candidate fell short in the oral ^ tho BaUilebem poetmark. Batween l2S,ew to examination, his letter to the tM,OWriecai of Oirlttmas mall arahandted by the sion and against what the three — Mrs. Blagrove said her resigna­ all of whom are black — feels is the tion is effective immediately. She directors gives what is presented r ^ . aoat office each year. insensitivity of the town adminis­ said she finds the town charter as a hypothetical example of how a The tradition reportedly began in 1M8 with mail ineffective as an instrument for candidate can have an excellent readiing voluine proporUona by UM. In 19M the tration to the black community. WARINQ They were annouced at a press town relationships. background in his general field and RIVAL OlBBB^^oisr town'* poatmafter, Eteri Jrimlton, started the still lack expertise in a subfield PRESTO Hot Air S A I^ Elic^' CMcfc'nCIsan VsfsatlisBIsmIsr conference held on the steps of the Mrs. Allen said she finds there is Pcom Poppsr SIMAC Elactric Crock tradition of using ntehar steropa, or caebria. not a true commitment to affirma­ that is required for a particular Espneso4Maker CUm Oj^ i i sr hjr RIVAL bearing Cbriatma# scenes and the town’s logo to Municipal Building.. Automatic Paata Makar Cakter Reg. Pries — 2S4NI Also at the conference were tive action. position. CiMofMtoMtoMi • • .SSMff - add a special touch to Christmas mail. An example, he says, would be 1 6 . 7 0 4 9 * 7 0 Our Ri!»2B8i.... 1 9 .8 7 BethMiem, one of several towns in the UniM Clarence Zachery, a black who has General Manager Robert B. &g.ikji....1 0 *7 6 m . MriMa Rebate. ...1 4 8 ^ been critical of the town's affirm a­ Weiss has agreed to a request from where a candidate has a strong Nonstop popping uses no HawoHHity cast alumlmim Rag.10g.gg. 8 7 . 7 6 In handsome brown aton*> butfifig unit lamowe* for States hamed after Um birthplace of Christ, is m administrative background for a oil; has butter maTtar.Qraat ware. Hes 3 aettinge. inol. tive action program, and one other Smith and Zachery for copies of the make# 2-4 cup# of dacNh Just add eggs & flour...Slmac ‘ loteteting. Litchfteki County and a form^ farmUg eomnmm- resumes of applicants for the post director of health position, but lift for TV sports/movie flavor. daNcloua espresso. doas the rest for great pastel cookbook. Modal iSlSOU RoSre .....1 9 *8 7 tty where cows at one tbne oubmmbctM people. man whose name wasn't imme­ f o^atorageA diately available. of director of health, to which lacks experience of training in the ft^ans. Model #04801 ModbiiEXS • Makes 8 varieties, too! #700 •54M. #93M, fteg. XUa.. 28.70 M/fr Ramovabtebaaa; MedalBL14 The tradition of special pootmarks has been environmental or sanitary areas continued by Jean F. Majauskas. who became Smith said at the outset of the Ronald A. Kraatz was recently conference that it was called in appointed. which compose 50 percent of the postmaster when Jriwston retired in 1974. ”It’s a At first Weiss declined the workload in the town's Public *^mice custom.” she said. behalf of the black community to FREE! George Bums Book express those concerns. request, but he announced Thurs­ Health Department. From Dec. l# to the weekend of the llth, the poet Asked if he would ask for the with Purchase of . office in this viitege, dubbed “ Christmas Town Fisher had been chairman of the day afternoon that he would honor HRC. Smith said that under his it. He said in a letter to the Board of applications of those who sought either Pollensx Purifier ,.U4.A..'’ bustles with activity. other positions, like the assistant *Sm ClBfll for ObUMIb. M n. Majauskas said most of the 2,6M town chairmanship the commission was Directors that the town attorney apolitical and well balanced has concurred that the applica­ managership. Smith said that .rasidriit’s ^ into the Christmas spirit and are decision is one that will have to accomodating to the infinx Christmas mailers, among Democrats and Republi­ tions may be provided on request if cans, men and women, blacks and the names and other identifying made by the black community. “tt’a become a yearly pilgrimage (oraome. They Smith was critical of the press at ta'tewg riril t h ^ cards and.thpn stay Jben: F. - fi0 whites. information are omitted. i He said the commission had done Asked about that development. this morning's conference. He said an onuianAina *>. Smith said today he is not sur­ press reports on the affirmative 1 1 action issue give the impression j.' "It'a Intersrijag to sec so tnai^, people Mrs. Allen, before announcing prised because he and others had ______:-m'ett, her resignation, listed a number of met with the town administration that it is a two-person effort by __.we genorste new faces each yiaar,’’ she said. Smith and Zachery. He said it is a Jr’g o m Jteri* t h ^ U a ttemendqna vUUine of fffom bw ^itfilNriicut acitivities of the Human Relations and presented evidence from the Commission. Civil Rights Commission and concern of the town's black E II ^ Wriraaa US.0N to U9,9#«" piece*. Mrs. community. laariuM aaUt "Th* vreehends of the Uth and They included work on behalf of precedent cases to support thier POllLENEX CONAIR 1250-Watt CONAIR 1200-Watt „ are this Mg weritends," she said. * *^ t ’s aaarvice Priori l^tttepostatsai^vico. It’sa the handicapped, against the dis­ claim that the information should POLLENEX tribution of KKK leaflets at Man­ be released. Air Purifier Pistol Styler/Dryer Lightweight Pro Dryer TOASTMASTER “ Tbeloh^ ’and are friendly, she said. Sha-gig'enteeiall-tlnM and aavaral part-tiine Mtr.Mail4n Rebate. ,.3.00* Mfr. Mail-in Rebate...... 2.00 Mfr. Mall-ln Rebate...... 5.00 f t * * 4 8 . 7 7 observations of Human Rights Day whatever other steps necessary to Business...... 20 ..Sm b 1B4B v>. . 1 8 * 7 8 Mrs. Matauskas said 34 different Christmas wDriiar^-are employad d a rU g -t^ year hut in AutomatlUny teawa smoke Ha* oqntlnuous-claan faa- ' and Dr. Martin Luther King Day. get the data. Classified...... 18-19 AFTER 4 1 3 f | 0 thru a fflutfitetaga flltar fl)r AFTER 7 Q O AFTER A 7ft scenes have been made available by the post office Decrinber tbe paii-diinebcipwarhra C o m ic s ...... 8 Hal toaat ihadeeMaotor turat Hae aaay-fsadbakaf ~ Smith said the list indicates the C REBATE.... IV a O C I REBATE...... f * 0 0 since the tradition started and eight new cacheu, Entertainment...... 11-13 fresh, clean air. Batteries and ofumb tray. Toast* fo broil (flaifor graat maria. commission has been broad-based, IN A LETTERtotheeditorofthe .designed by GusUve Radke of Waterfaury, are [ ance you go L o tte ry ...... 2 Filter lasts up to 3 mos. I not incl. Model BAmi 2 heats, 2 speeds. Model #099 2 heats & 2 speeds. Model #063 portiwtlon in nririutaa. #292 Modri«s2ee and not a one-issue commission. Manchester Herald, Smith sum­ offered this year. ri O bituorle s...... 10 Zachery said the commission marized the qualifications of a O pinio n...... 6 She said the rubber stamps are set out in the whenlteU ffiilrii,''*be said. ''lt'ef«RieiM|gpeopie had involved itself in more issues black candidate for the health Peopletolk ...... 2 lobby of the post office for people to use on their enjoy aril tire iXMtt Ites no hearing.” during Fisher's chairmanship directorship, and said that person S p o rts...... 15-17 than in the previous nine years. was the best qualified for the job. Cease-fire holding in Lebanon, so airport may reopen

The foreign ministers of Syria, Syria, nor Shamir would reveal keepers were wounded in a road: BEIRUT, Lebanon (U PI) - agreement to honor the truce was deadline came into effect, Leba­ Lebanon and Saudi Arabia are details of their talks. side explosion in a Shiite Moslem Representatives of Lebanon's war­ reached at a meeting in Damascus nese troops and Shiite Moslem scheduled to meet in Damascus Today's apparent breakthrough area of central Beirut. ring factions agreed today to attended by ranking Lebanese militiamen fought intensive Sunday to select a date and at the talks in Damascus came In a gesture of Christmas "meticulously" honor their oft- army officers, Syrian and Saudi clashes close to the airport location for the second round of after a day of fighting around goodwill Thursday. Druze militia­ violated cease-fire, prompting the Arabian mediators, and represen­ runways. Lebanon's peace talks, Lebanese Beirut and the U.S. naval bom­ men lifted their three-month siege government to order the reopening tatives from Lebanon's warring Military sources said govern­ President Amin Gemayel said. bardment of Druze mountain on the Christian mountain village of Beirut airport. militias. ment forces traded heavy machine The reconciliation process targets southeast of the capital. of Deir .Al Kamar, allowing thou­ Government officials said the State-run Beirut radio described gun fire with Shiite Moslem started in Geneva last month, The battleship New Jersey fired sands of refugees to leave. VIDAL SASSOON VIDAL SASSOON warring parties agreed to honor the agreement as a pledge by the gunmen and came under artillery C lA iR O t 4-WSV bringing together Moslem. Druze 40 rounds in 25 minutes Thursday ■ In Tripoli, rival Palestinian Curling Iron or Brush Pro Hair Dryer isoo Watt the Sept. 26 truce starting 2 p.m. (7 warring factions to honor previous and mortar fire from Druze ‘W rtn k iB sA w a yrH a m i NORELCO and Christian leaders for the first from its 5-inch guns after the guerrillas joined Moslem militia UnlRus 'Foot Uxor* a.m. EST) and allow Beirut commitments — namely their gunners firing from mountain SteantorbyPiUNZUS Caldor Reg. E...... 9.99 Caldor Rag. Price...... 19.99 ^SiMUKOsk^tbr Rotstrsct Rexor time since Lebanon's 1975-76 civil Marines stationed near Beirut groups in blazing mortar and Crider Reg. f |,9g International Airport -- closed much-violated Sept. 26 cease-fire positions east of the capital. Caldor Sate Ea...... 7.88 Caldor Sale Price...... 14.88 war. airport came under small arms, artillery battles. CteMorBmPriee 31.70 O ur" since Nov. 30 — to reopen. accord. Government sources said the Mir. Mail-in Rebate ... .2.00* Mfr. Mall-In Rebate...... 5.00* In Israel today. U.S. presidential shell, rocket and anti-aircraft fire, The eight-hour fighting flared as ft,«. 12.70 MbBWbtltebate. .. .640* ‘ fti.l2.7S.’.l;;.8 e 8 8 ;4te9..4ise . 4 4 . 7 6 "The new cease-fire went into It said the factions' representa­ repeated bouts of violence were not Middle East envoy Donald Rums­ Capt. Wayne Jones said. Greece announced that five ships Needs no Ironing board; i in any IJghL never 45 ii^rricuttera out-petfonh effect at 2 p.m. (7 a.m. E S T ), and it tives agreed to "meticulously deterring officials in their efforts AFTER C Q Q AFTER feld met with Prime Minister The Marines retaliated with would set sail for Tripoli Saturday uses regular tap watiHT AFTER dlftT'll REBATE EA...... 0 * 0 0 I neade bahWfMl Puli-funetion twin biadeel 9 iwHinea. iie x i is generally holding," a security honor the (Sept. 26) cease-fire." to return the nation's warring REBATE ...... 9.88 Yitzhak Shamir for one hour about tanks, mortars and artilleiy, Jones to evacuate Palestine Liberation never scorchesi Light­ REBATE...... bC O * # O memory;gerQ*nf, more. #1788 *R*ebarB*abte#HPlB B ^ official told the rightist Voice of spare the airport and refrain from factions to the negotiating table at Models #V103 and VS111 Has coll cord! #VS207 [■S' ■; <.:'• V ,■ .i:r .• 2 the fighting in Lebanon. Neither said. No Marine casualties were Organization chief Yasser Arafat weight, compact. fniVAIII Use wittewithotit water. f^F I I '■ - Our Reg. MB#.;...... W .7 S Lebanon radio station. shelling civilian centers. a national reconciliation ...I ffi. But before the new cease-fire conference. Rumsfeld, who flew to Israel from reported but three French peace- and his besieged guerrilla forces. *SEE CLERK FOR DETAILS ON ALL RESATE ITEMS. r/f Government officials said the EUREKA iiiiiiTiirin Uprigtit EUREKA Inflation low Vacuum SsH-PropeHed Some ECHS teachers oppose MACC helps family wrroola Vacuum for business 5 CD 6 6 9 . 7 0 1 6 8 . 4 0 In. contract with 32.2% pay raise to begin a new life WASHINGTON (C PI) - Less Our Rag. 19#A8 expensive food and fuels pushed OurRag.W49 ■( wholesale prices down 0.2 percent Saif-prppeited Bv Sarah E. Hall said, would remain largely un­ in Newington. MACC would like to help them 2-poaltlon Oiai- with touch con­ I ; 1' You can count the furniture in in November, a surprising drop A-Nap rug Herald Reporter changed, although teachers have In the first year, 1983-84, the apartment on one hand: get started ontheirnew life with trol. Alao ha* been offered a tuition-abatement teachers would get a 8 percent that made it possible for 1983 to height aojuat- twin beds tor the children, a a bed for her, a kitchen table record the lowest business infla­ chrome beater plan covering any of their children more the first semester and 3 ment, edw carpet reguiator. If their union votes today to card tattle and several chairs to and chairs, a couch, a tamp and tion in two decades, the govern­ cleaner, 12* ratify the contract proposal now who attend diocesan schools: a 10 percent more in the second. Modal «S047 stt on whitetbey eat. perhaps a chest to keep their ment said today. power-drive before them, teachers at five percent ,tuitk>n reduction for In the second year, they would . Sheissleeptegonthefloorlris clothing in. beater bar. CORONA 2%800 STU Catholic high schools in the area teachers entering their fourth get an 8.5 percent, then a 3 percent sleeping bag. vAltttougb the They already have decorated Food prices dropped a full 1 •142SS0 will get a 32.2 percent pay raise year, increasing to a 100 percent raise. The third year, they would arrangement mi^M sound aw* a Christmas tree that someone percent and gasoline and fuel oil •DU Upright ComrectHiHnKSti^ reduction by the lOlh year. get a 9.5 percent raise over the went down even more, the Labor ;S ih ii9 it‘8efiimi* T H E R M O R A S ^ over three years. iUi, she says it's prm - “ Better donated #140^ EUREKA CBftiBttr Keroesfie HsaW But some teachers at East entire year. than the way we were'living,’’ The fam ily described above is Department said. Hester 1 5 0 W sH ' Catholic High School in Manches­ EAST CATHOLIC’S John Verro- she sara ebeerfuUy. \ one of the 8W households MACC So far this year the annual Jo fe s .89.70 Vseuum with To<^ r«ute THE SALARY part of the ■ iOMT . ■ ter said this morning that they’ll neau, a union negotiator, said this . SbiM# jdri out of a battered hopes to tirip this Christmas inflation rate for wholesale prices ^ I M J g ...... • 1 ^ proposal differs from the adminis­ 4 6 . 7 0 ' Reg.BBJ9 vote against it. And a refusal to morning the proposal isn't good women’s shelter, but she has season. is just 0.3percent. It would take the f t * * 7 6 . 4 0 Haste up to 800 sq- ft Hae ' 4 4 . 7 1 tration's last offer by about one . (rii-foroed fieri ratify the contract would mean the enough. Right nnow. teachers are never given up hope that she can Non-perishable foods and new largest increase of the year in auto-ahut off If imita. UL •imn inofiiKwii Filled wllh dietliermto fluwr percent overall in real dollars, Big 24 HP motor wHh toe themtoetetio oontrot. never replablna. Thef- year-long dispute would drag on still working under their expired matte anew Ufe for her diiidren and go^as-new toys can be left December, a 0.7 percent increase, switch, ineitetee edM Hated for safety. union president Thomas Dickau moetatio wntrol: ttewira for some more. contract and making far less than anoherself. Even while she was at the Center Street Firehouse to hoist the annual rate to i eleener. Model y a * » y n**Niw**Mawi>ete#. said this morning. aaayportebiltty.ModelilMWI John Jay McConviUe, East Ca­ their public school counterparts. in the shelter, she made sure the^ next to the town hall; the Eighth percent, department analysts He said there was no loud union tholic's building representative to A starting teacher with a bache­ children keri up with their Utilities District Fire Station, 32 said. dissent at the meeting. RAINCHECKS WILL BE GIVEN. BUT WE C ^ N O T GUARANTEE DELIVERY OF RAINCHECK ITEMS BY CHRISTMAS. WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES the Greater Hartford Catholic lor's degree made $10,840 last year school work. \ Main St., the Manchester Mall. The only question is whether 1983 EVERY DAY, OUR BOOK "It was the best proposal we Educators Association, predicted at East Catholic: in local public . I^ e tells the Machester Area 311 Main St.; W INF. 257 East will be the best year tor business DEPARTMENT DISCOUNTS: could have negotiated at that point CALDOR HARDCOVER Pub. List a close vote. schools, that same teacher would Conlirence of Churches how Center St. and any offices of inflation since 1964’s 0.5 percent o'- in time,” Dickau added. BESTSELLERS e j U ^ U r r Priest MANCHESTER VERNON "A lot of people are not en­ have made $11,517. grateful she and her children Heritage Savings and Loan 1963's slight decline, they said. MASS MARKET 4 C % /%CC Pub- List When asked for their reaction to PAPERBACKS 1 0 ^ U r T Prtess thused," he added. "I personally Negotiators from the union and are for the furniture provided Association. Checks should be 1145 Tolland Turnpike TtFCKy Shopping Center the proposal, four teachers inter­ White House spokesman Larry TRADE PAPERBACKS S r \ C C Pub. UsI need more. If this is ratified, I'll the Diocesan School Office through the organisation’s fur-' mailed to MACC Seasonal Shar­ Speakes said, "It shows the ALL OTHER HARDCOVER . ^ U ^ U r T P r lC M viewed at East Catholic this HOLIDAY HOURS: TONIGHT fo 10 PM • FRI. 10 AM fo 11 PM • SAT. 8 AM to 11 PM • SUN. 10 AM to 9 PM • PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU SAT. have to make a decision about reached a contract settlement late ntture bank. ing, Box 773, Manchester. morning said they planned to vote economy is operating at a record staying in teaching.” last week. Specifics were released low level of inflation. Fringe benefits, McConvllle Thursday night at a union meeting against it.