2C - M ANCHESTER HER ALD , Saturday, Nov. 24, 1984
ICARS/TRUCKS INVITATION TO >ID INVITATION TO BID MANCHESTER CONNECTICUT SPORTS WEATHER TAG SALES FOR SALE The Eighth Utilities Dis The Eighth Utilities Dis trict, 32 Main St., Manches trict, 32 Main St., Manches Christmas Gift Guide ter, Conn., 06040 seeks bids ter, Conn. 06040 seeks bids for Some fog tonight; 1971 FORD L TD — 351. t o r furnishing tumishing recording and log Developers seeking Police go to sky Whalers’ schedule: Pager/Monitors. Mechanically excellent! Bid specifications may be ging devla(s). $350 or best offer. Call obtained during normal busi Bid specificotlons may be rezoning for condos No holiday ahead sunny on Tuesday CRAFT AND TAG SALE after 5pm, 643-4753. ness hours (9:00 a.m. to 5:00 obtained during normal busi to stop speeders — Beautiful handmade ness hours (9:00 o.m. to 5:00 p.m.), Monday thru Satur p.m .), Monday thru Sotur- ... page 2 needlework, decorations 1971 CHEVY CONCOURS day, trom the Dispatcher at doy, from the Dispatcher at ... page 3 ... page 7 ... page 11 the Eighth Utilities District the Eighth Utilities District and oitts otus miscellane WAGON — 350 V-8, outo- Firehouse, 32 Moln Street: ous too Items. Soturdav Firehouse, 32 Main Street, matlc, power steering, Manchester, Conn. 06040. Manchester, Conn. 06040. 9am-12 noon, 122 Camp- radio, positractlon, de- Sealed b l* will be received Scaled bids will be received j e V ^ l r y field Road, Manchester. at the obove address until GIFT SHIRTS fooger, roof rack, more. 7:00p.m., December 17,1984, at the above address until 7:00 p.m., December 17,1984, PERSONAL TEE — Personalized BRAY JEWELERS, 699 Main Street, Good winter vehicle. at which time they will be ot which lime they will be ESTATE SALE — 41 Needs timing chain. $400. publicly opened, reod aloud publicly opened, read aloud Fun and Sportswear. Great Gifts for Manchester Specializing In Seiko, Deerfield Drive, Sunday, and recorded. Call 643-2880. Bids shall remain valid for and recorded. Christmas. "The Original Tee Shirt Lasalle and Pulsar watches. Also 14K November 25th, 10am to Bids shall remain valid lor Store For Over 10 Years” 825 Main thirty doys trom the bid thirty days from the bid Gold Chains and fine iewelry. Hum 3pm, Rain or Shine! Fur 1975 BUICK STATION opening dote. The District Street, Manchester. 646-3339. mel figurines. Watch and Iewelry niture, some antiques reserves the right to relect opening dote. The District WAGON — Power steer ony ond all bids for any reseryes the right to relect repair. "We Service What We Sell” and miscellaneous ing and brakes. Good ony and all bids for any 643-5617. household Items. reason deemed to be In the reason deemed to be In the ***** condition. Asking $800. best Interest of the District. best Interest of the District. Joseph Tripp Coll 289-9321 or 289-9322. Joseph Tripp ***** HrralJi Fire Commissioner Fire Commissioner TV/STEREOS iCARS/TRUCKS Dated at Manchester, Dated at Manchester, Manchester. Conn. — A- City of Village Charm Monijay, Nov 26, 1984 — Single copy; 25C 1976 M USTANG — Needs Conn, this 15th day of No Conn, this 15th day of No SHOP AL SIEFFERT’S APPLIAN FOR SALE fires. $800. Coll 649-6185. vember 1984. STEREO SPECIALIST m 046-11 vember 1984. CES — 445 Hartford Road, Manches 048-11 ter. 647-9997. SUPER SANTA SALE! J.B. ELECTRONICS — Where Pro- 1971 DODGE DART 1980 C ITA TIO N — 2 door, Video Tape Recorders, TV's, Ste fMSIonals buy their stereo equipment SWINGER — Nice condl-. 6 cylinder automatic, tion, small V-8, auto INVITATION TO BID INVITATION TO BIO reo’s, Washers, Dryers, Refrigera and accessories. Discount pricing on Bleeding problem halted front wheel drive. 29,000 tors, Freezers, MUCH MORE! cash and carry Items. Call Jack matic, power steering. The Eighth Utilities Dis miles. $3500 firm. Call The Eighth Utilities Dis Bertrand 643-1262. . $800. Call mornings, 742- 647-0810. trict, 32 Main St., Monches- trict, 32 Main St., Manches 9600. ter. Conn., 06040 seeks bids ter, Conn., 06040 seeks bids * * * * * tor furnishing Protective for furnishing firefighters *****'; 1968 PONTIAC VEN Helmets. protective coats. 1973 VOLKSWAGON SU TU R A — 4 door, power Bid specifications may be Bid specifications may be P E R B E E TL E — Semi au stegrlng/prakes. $400 or obtained during normgl busi obtained during normal busi GOLD JEWELRY tomatic, AM /FM radio, ness hours (9:00 o.m. to 5:00 ness hours (9:00 a.m. to 5:00 FLORISTS best offer. Dependable p.m.), Monday thru Satur p.m.), Monday thru Satur Schroecter ‘super' THE CONNECTICUT VALLEY COIN 40,000 miles. $800. Coll car. Call 643-2519. day, from the Dispatcher at day, from the Dispatcher at CHRISTMAS PLANTS, CENTER- ■#> 232-5869 evenings, 566- the Eighth Utllltles..Dlstrlct the Eighth Utilities District COMPANY will soon be carrying 14K Firehouse, 32 Main Street, PIECES, Holiday Rose Special and 2 6213 days. Firehouse, 32 Main Street, Gold Jewelry, Just In time for Manchester, Conn. 06040. Christmas Parties. KRAUSE FLOR MOTORCYCLES/ Manchester, Conn. 06040. Christmas! Quality Jewelry Area retailers reported brisk sales that business was up 15 to 23 child Clolliiers, (in Main SIreel "We re ' l l sales over the Thanksgiving holi- percent over last year. 'T ill eating more, lloiii my never |•e;llly, re.'diy busy, lint we THAN ANY OTHER PAPER! itx i i i day weekend, traditionally the "We seem to bt' in the same rate share. " he added had :in exeeplioiudly good wee busiest shopping period of the of increase as the last five years," "Friday was a faiiLislii- day. " kend " He said s:des :ippeared lo year. Munson said. He said the month said Regal Men's Sliop I’lesldenl he lip over Hie l!llt;i holiday SPECIAL! Retailers’ experience in the from Thanksgiving to Christmas Bernard Apler. "Our s:des are weekenil Manchester area reflects a boom has traditionally been second only exeellent " He s;iid advertising Gary Yousmans, direelor of Still Only 20o Per Copy! ing start to holiday business all to Easter for candy sales. helped sell quanlilies of tweed store o|ier:dlons for the I) & I. across the country. According to Munsoii. the con sports eoals. swe;iler vests and stores of Conneelicul, s;iid the Nome OeMvered Record World in the Manchester sumption of candy in this country fur lined hoots Manehester f) & I. w:is crowded Parkade reported sales up by at has climbed a pound a person in the "I never look for record sales, S:iliirday hut was uiudile to pro r least a third over the same time last year, to about 16‘:7 pounds a but we did very well, " s;iid .loseph vide Sides figures Place a classified ad for last year. A spokesman for Regal year for every man. woman and Garman. owner nf .1 G:irman "They did very well, " he s;iid ’ Men's Shop on Main Street said business is up 20 percent and Munson’s Candy Kitchen in Bolton Go west; lady, reported a sales increase in the Town backs down 6 Days & Pay Only same rango this year. Record World Manager Charles to find a man Obuchowski credited customers' increased familiarity with the on smoking policy NEW YORK ti l'll A good store for part of the store's good man is always hard to find, hut fortune. Record World opened in in the Northeast the chances of By Sarah E. Hall tive.s .ii I p.m. to begin wiirking out finding one are slimmer than in $ in n n (A M4.40 value) the middle of 1983. Herald Reporter a new policy "We did very well this year." the rest of Hie country, two Tighe. a smoker himself. s:uil he re.searchers sjiy 15 word maximum Obuchowski said. "It looks like it's The town administration 'has is sun* the labor ho:ir(l woiilil Icive UPI photo going to be a. healthy holiday A survey ituhlishiM in the 2 agreed not lo enforet' a smoking ruled in the union's l:ivor He s:i k I I)i‘< em1ier Issue of Mtiney mag season." He said the new Duran policy that drew fire from the he surmi.ses that town olfiii.ils Ad. must run December 3-8 Duran album and Julio Iglesias a/.ine lists Hie ratio ot e.ligihle Silly season starts police and municipal emplpyee.s' realized they "had a loser " :iml men lo unmarried women in .38 records were especially hot sellers unions, a state labor board official wanted to avoid Hii' ex|«’tise of over the weekend. major American cities C A U An unusual participant marches (jown Coloraijo said today. continuing the ease The survey by two I'rineeton Barry Pinto, manager of Radio Bouievard Sunday in Pasadena. Calif, during the ninth In light of the agrei-ment, a full "We weren't arguing Hie good t ' ni vtfrsil y dem o graphers Sha<^k. also in the Parkade. said points and the had |)onls ot Occasional Ooo Dah Parade. More than 50.000 people the company's home color compu labor board hearing set for today found Hial San Diego had the has been canceled Jack Kingston, smoking, which ' is wluit Steve highest number of available lined up 12 deep to view the parade, which has no theme, ter, the TRS-80, sold well over the Werbner was trying lo dp," Tighe 6 4 7 -9 9 4 6 holiday weekend at $99,95. Video the chief agent of the slate Board of men with 75 eligible men' lor no grand marshal, no judging, no prizes, no motorized Labor Relations, said the town has said. “ Thai wasn't the point We every 100 single women aged 20 6 cassette recorders also went fast, vehicles afud barely any order of march. given in to union demands that a just wanted lo sil down and lo 59 "' he said. negotiate the jxilicy " TO SUBSCRIBE smoking policy be negotiated The Kuhiirhs ot New York on 643-2711 “Sales -were excellent all wee Steven Werbner, the Manchester before one is pul into effect. Ixtng Island senred the worst kend,” Pinto said. "Traffic is lip assistant general manager, has over last year. The holiday scaso^ with only half as many eligible TODAY! "This is good This is what wc handled the dtdense of Hie imlicy men as women Returning president looks particularly bright." wanted in the first place, " Edward for the town After a tael linding The i; S marriage market "is Munson's President Robert Tighe. president of tKe Manchester hearing m Septemtx’r, he said Hie one where the forces ol .supply Munson said he does not yet have Police Union, .said this morning. town might call health ex|M-rts to and demand work in many ol tackies tax reform weekend figures for the company's "We re willing lo sit down and testify on the harmful effeels ot iianrljpBtpr I m li nine Connertieut stores, but the same inexorable ways as negotiate . I'm sure we can work cigarettes dining the full labor they do In determining the WASHINGTON (UPI) - Presi the so-called tax simplification gueSshd from the Bolton store's out something” board hearing set for lod;iy prices of stocks or bonds or dent Reagan will get the results plan and begins to sound out Shortly after Genera) Manager King.slon .said the town adminis widgets." said authors (.'harles today of a yearlong tax reform congressional fiscal leaders. Robert B. Weiss posted the smoje- tration called the labor hoard last WeslofI and I^oreen fioldman study with a set of options that, at Several days ago treasury ex ing policy this spring, the unions Deadline: Friday Nov 3012 Noon week to inform officials ot plans to The authors used marriage his instruction, are intended to perts completed the study that is Inside Today protested to the labor board and withdraw the smoking ixilicy. statistics. 1980 U S Census data raise no more money in taxes than said to recommend a flat tax with a demanded that the polify be leading lo the hearing's eaneellu- is now taken out of the economy. single rate or up to threejrates. The 20 Dooes. 2 sections negotiated. and their own "demographic lion. According lo Tighe. the . refinements " lo come up with Deputy press secretary La rry maximum tax rate paid by individ The new rules would have A d v ic * ...... 10 unions did not prod Werbner into the figures Speakes said that Reagan will uals would be cut from 50 percent Clossifled...... 17-19 banned smoking in town offices capitulating and had little or no (Non-commercial advertisers only, new accounts only) The refinements Included ad meet with Treasury Secretary to about 35 percent. The corporate Com ics...... I after Jan. I. 1985. except in contact with him over the policy justing census information for (Ad must run 6 days, norcancellations) Donald Regan and other members rate, now 46 percent, would not be Enlortolnmont...... 14 designated areas. In the mean during the past two months Lottery...... j of the budget working panel to more than 6 percent above the time. workers who smoked at their homosexuals, confirmed sin Obituaries...... 10 Tighe said that while the police gles and others unlikely to discuss the options. He said he did highest rate for individuals. desks were asked In use air Oblnlon...... 0 and municipal employees' unions marry.' not know whether any specific The plan also is said to recom Peoplelolk ...... j purifiers. do not oppose some kind of a After San Diego, the highest decisions would be made, but told mend limiting or abolishing ipany Soofis...... is-)7 Town administrators could not smoking policy, they would not reporters that today’s session was deductions and exclusions that Television...... g be reached for. comment today. number ot eligible men inhabit support a smoking hup like the one Houston, Sun Fruneiso, New one of a series of meetings to be now reduce an individual's taxable Weotlier...... j Tighe said union officials will meet sought by Weiss "We're willing to Orleans and l.x)s Angeles. held before the president refines income under the current tax code. with administration representa- meet them halfway." Tighe said MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday, Nov. 28. 1984 MANCHESTER HERALD. Mond.iy, Nov 26. I9B4 - 3 Bridge purists eschew suicide barrier to preserve view Developers seek zoning OK By John M. Lelghty barrier. "It's the No. 1 suicide spot Pierre Lee, whose father was York built in 1964, has fascinated of slamming into a concrete wall. pedestrians was also rejected United Press International in the whole world. It's like a lieutenant governor of Maryland, the public, puzzled psychologists California Highway Patrol fig because it would discourage tour magnet for the depressed." cartwheeled over the railing when and inspired poets. ures show that so far in 1984, 19 ist visits. SAN FRANCISCO - For es Over the years, the official count approached by a patrolman. Directors of.the governing body, people took the fatal bridge leap, Other proposals were shelved because they were too expensive for 458 condos in Buckiand thetic and commercial reasons, of the bridge's confirmed suicide One couple held hands, kissed for the bridge for years have the last two in mid-October, suicide prevention barriers for the victims stands at 783 and may be and plunged over backwards. . listened to pleas and plans to build Another 19 w efe stopped in the for the financially ailing bridge Golden Gate Bridge have been twice Or three times more. There Of the survivors, many have a suicide barrier. As is, a person attempt to jump. district, ruined the aesthetics of A 4.58-unit residential condomi were filed with the town Planning gallons a day on the water syslcm. rejected — even though in a mere are 813 documented instances of likened the experience to an need only walk out on the sidewalk But the bridge district directors what is a national landmark or nium development, which would Department last week, there The firm of Fuss and O'Neill of 47 years nearly 800 Of the craied people stopped from jumping, 330 "ego-death" from which they've of the public access bridge, climb have put to rest the last of the many blocked the famous views. be the largest in town, is being would be 970 parking spaces in the Manchester, traffic consultants on and the despairing have been cases of evidence of a jump but no felt a rebirth. over a 3>/i-foot railing and tumble designs for a barrier. Of 17 designs Seiden said the official number planned on a 48-acre parcel nor development. The plans say,20 of the project, estimated that the 4,58 beckoned to their self-destruction. body found, 1,SV7 people who came "I felt like a bird flying — total to the waters below in 3'A seconds. considered, two prototypes were of 783 known to have jumped is a theast of the intersection of Tol them would be (or handicapped units would add 2.:t82 vehicle trips The bridge's governing body to the bridge to jump but changed relief," one survivor told Dr. In the near future, the' 800th made but turned down. “ rock-bottom, balfc-bones esti land Turnpike and Buckiand Road. drivers. a day to the traffic flow fears spoiling the view and, ruling their minds and seven who jumped David H. Rosen of the Langley officially recorded suicide will "The only viable suicide deter mate” and could easily be double Two area developers have app All utilities would be run under Two roads would lead to the out barring pedestrians from the and survived. Porter Neuropsychiatric Institute. take place on the bright orange rent looked like a 'stockade or triple that number. lied to the Planning and Zoning ground. The development would development. bridge entirely,, possible harm to Jumpers include the rich, the "In my mind I was getting away mile-long span. Statistical profiles fence,"' Dan Mullin, the bridge’s "Jumping from the bridge is Commission for a zone change . feature tennis courts and a swim One would come from Buckiand the tourist trade. The eerie appeal poor, the young and the old. from one realm and into another. of victims indicate it is most likely chief engineer said of a proposal often a fantasy. It’s a way of from Rural Residence to Planned ming pool. Road, about where the entrance to of the bridge's sweeping beauty, The first to drop.through the fog, Even now I'm still symbolically to be a well-to-do, married' white for heightening the railings during gaining instant fame or notoriety." Residence Development for the If the zone change is approved, the former Brentwood Swim Club summoning death on the waters one Ralph Diregolo, did so five looking for the better world — I'm male in his mid-30s who lives in or the span’s current partial closure said Seiden. “ If faced with a property. Without the change, Fiano and Crossen say in the was located. The other toad would 240 feet below, will doubtless go on. months after the bridge opened in still in that place between the near San Francisco. for replacement of its roadway. "It barrier, many people would be condominiums are not permitted application they will develop the be from Tolland Ttinutike, etist of "Right now, it's like having a 1937. bridge and the water." Jumpers usually do it from found little support in the public jolted back to reality and seek help on the land. land as Brentwood-Manchestcr its junction with North Main loaded gun in your community," Marc Salinger, son of former Suicides from the Golden Gate mid-span, facing the San Fran hearings that were held." for their problems. "One note left j The application shows that the Associates. The development Street. said psychologist Richard Seiden, presidential press secretary Pie Bridge, the longest single span in cisco skyline, and drop on the Also turned down as unfeasible by a jumper read, ‘Why do you ' developers are Lawrence A. Fi- would be called Brentwood Con The traffic impact study by Fuss ' who has studied bridge jumpers rre Salinger, jumped to his death the world until surpassed by the frigid bay channel waters at nearly was construction of a chain-link make it so easy?’ It’s a good ano, listed as president of the dominiums of Manchester. and O’Neill points out that the town and favors construction of a from the bridge in 1977. In 1973, Verrazapo-Narrows bridge in New 200 miles an hour — the equivalent fence. Closure of the walkway to question,” said Seiden. Christopher Corp. of Manchester, The parcel contains a swamp pipns to reconstrui't Tolhind Tttrn- and Thomas J. Crossen Jr., listed which would be used as one of four^ pfke from North Midn Street to a as president of the S.& T. Corp of detention basins the developers point near Denting Street. Buck- Tolland. plan on the property to control land StnTi is being I'cconslrncled W eather Under their proposal the 458 drainage. The basins would be now as a four-lane divided Peopletalk units would be housed in 85 installed in four different phases of highway. buildings, each containing be .the construction. "The traffic impact study |«iinls tween two and eight units. The Reino E. Hyyppa & A.ssociatesof out that it is difficidt to draw Cars for books Today’s forecast application shows that the develop Glastonbury, a civil engineering conclusions about Buckiand Road Big top tax Connecticut, Massachusetts ment would be built in 14 phases firm, said in a report accompany traffic because construction is in The executives who work for Chrysler Corp. The circus won't be coming to Tennessee and Rhode Island: Today: sunny with from 26 to 40 units in each ing the application that it m aybe progress. The report says thiil one Chairman Lee lacocca wish their cars were anytime soon. The Ringling Bros, and Bamum & and mild with highs near 50 phase. necessary to increa.se to 12-inch count of peak-hour traffic put the selling as well as figure at 1,384 vehicles per hour. Baily Circus says it is being taxed out the state southeast coast and near 60 No dale has been set for the diameter a drain that runs from I a c 0 c c a ' s the site of the proiMiscd develop On Tolland Turnpike, east of and canceled a 1985 appearance. Walt Disney's elsewhere. Tonight: clear with hearing on the zone change, but the autobiography. ment through a town-owned base North Main Street.'a count |Hit World on Ice also said it won't play Tennessee. lows in the 30s. Tuesday: mostly developers have asked (or a Jan. 7 "He's sold 700,000 hearing. ball field to Tolland Turnpike; peak-hour traffic at 1,'257 vehicles The problem is the state's new 7.75 percent sunny -and warm. Increasing copies so far. That's Preliminary plans call for 401 Hyyppa says the sanitary sewer per hour. m ore cars than amusement tax. "They can't afford it," said clouds west late in the day . Highs Bobby Highsmith, manager of Nashville's fwo-story, two-bedroom units, line would run south to Tolland Land records in the office of the we've sold this in the low to mid 60s except low each containing from 1,138 to 1,152 Turnpike and west to the existing town clerk indicate thfit year! "Chrysler Ex Municipal Auditorium, adding that the cancella 50s on southeast coast. tions will mean a loss of 840,000 and $50,000 in square feet of space. There would system. The firm estimates the Brentwood-Manchestcr iHuight 32 ecutive Vice Presi Maine: Becoming mostly revenue. be 57 one-story, one-bedroom-units condominiums would add 1.30,000 acres from Earl and Doris White dent Bennett Bid- sunny today. Highs from 47 in the "M y suggestion to everybody is that you've got containing about 760 square feet gallons a day to the .sewage flow. for $6(10,0011 and 16 acres from well said. north to 60 in the south. Clear each, the plans say. Hyyppa estimates that condos Herman Frechette atid Albert In its gloomier to pass it on to the consumer. In their case, they (Ringling Bros.) pride themselves in believing tonight. Lows from the mid 20s to According to the plans, which would place a demand for 125.000 Marlin for $286,542 days, Chrysler once low 30s. Mostly sunny again advertised, "Buy a they are the cheapest priced family type entertainment on the road today. They do not Tuesday with highs in the 50s to car — get a check" lower 60s. Tenant plans lawsuit to unload its backlog want to go up on their ticket prices and they have o n t i o New Hampshire: Becoming of unsold cars. not." mostly sunny today. Highs in the Bidwell says one Here comes the sun wag had suggested SOs north to low 60s south. Clear that lacocga now but with patchy fog forming Today: sunny and mild. High around 60. Wind southwest around 10 Olcott troubles unresolved advertise "Buy a tonight. Lows in the mid 20s to mph. Tonight: clear. Patchy fog. Low 30 to 35. Tuesday: mostly sunny Jagger as fashion critic low 30s. Becoming sunny Tues book — get a car*' and warm. High 60to 65. Today’sweatherpicturewas drawn by Robin By Sarah E. Hall There arc 103 units in the The kitchen floor i.s blackened and Jerry Hall apparently gets a lot of fashion day. Highs in the mid 50s to mid but he said the com Parson, 10, of 33 Lyness St., a fourth grader at Washington School. Herald Reporter complex, which until recently was a bad smell fillsIhe apartiiicnt, she pany can't afford it. Lee Jacocca advice from her boyfriend, Mick Jagger, and 60s. ^ owned by Marilyn Court said. most of'it is on the conservative, hypocritical Vermont: Sunny and unusu Associates. Though he had no estimalc as to side. Repairs to flooded apartments in ally mild today. Highs 45 to 60. The Olcott apartment complex "The roofer was clearly negli the extent of her losses, Amato said “ Mick likes the way I dress," she says in the Fair tonight. Lows in the 30s and have not yet begun and the gent in failing to get the roof sealed he has asked Boyett to compile December issue of Vanity Fair. "However, he 40s. Sunny through increasing landlord and the roofing contrac in time,” said Thomas Amato, an ' 'quite an extensive list of damages doesn't like me to wear very open, sexy-sexy Why be shy? high clouds Tuesday. Breezy and tor for the building are stiil attorney representing tenant Vir to furniture, clothing, and even clothes — you know, with the legs hanging out. He warm. Highs 55 to 65. South blaming each other for the mishap, ginia Boyett,' on Friday. Laver food.” The meek may eventually inherit the earth but likes it for himself but he feels awkward when winds 10 to 25 mph. according to several sources. dure could not be reached for In addition to suing fur material syndicated advice columnist Meg Whitcomb says people stare. It's not that he's jealous. It's just Two weeks after heavy water comment. goods. Amato said he intends to they're going to be awfully bored in the interim. that it makes it more uncomfortable for him. damage forced the evacuation of Boyett, 20, who has a two-year- seek general damages for em o Judging from the letters she gets, Whitcoihbsays People stare at me and they recognize him." Extended outlook the socially crippling problem of shyness is on the about 10 families, most have old son and is due to have another tional trauma he said his client has rise in the 30-and-under age group. Extended outlook for New moved out for good, a man who child -any day, suffered heavy suffered. But he said he doubts that "I think there's more thaivJO percent of the England - Wednesday through answered the management office losses from water damage to her he will seek financial assistance population that's shy — more like 20 or 25 Friday: telephone at the 40 Olcott St. unit. for her under the Uniform Reloca percent," she said from her Tarrytown, N.Y., Banished words Connecticut, Massachusetts complex said Friday. She took up lodging in a motel for tion Assistance Act. office. "They say, 'How can I overcome this? I and Rhode Island: Fair and mild “ Right now, we're not even five days and moved to her The state law "appears to be It's that time of the year again at Lake Superior mother's apartment Thursday reserved (or tho.se cases in which walk into a room of people and I might as well as Wednesday. Cool with a chance Herald photo by Pinto working in'-them (the affected State College in Sault Ste. Marie, Mich. units)," said the man. who refu.sed when the Manchester Area Confer the town comes in and condemns a be standing on a railroad track with a train Nominations are being accepted for the annual of rain Thursday. Fair and cool coming toward m e,"' said Whitcomb. "They are Friday. Highs Wednesday 55 to to provide his name. "We were told ence of Churches informed her it building," he said. “ Dishonour List of Words Banished from the Main gets merry could no longer foot the bill. so frightened." 65 Thursday and Friday 45 to 55. not td do anything" until it is Amato said a sciticment on a Queen's English." "My mother has a small apart To remedy the problem, Whitcomb advises the Lows Wednesday in the 40s, decided who is liable for the matter like this “ can take months The nOtninations — collected by a college group Main Street appears ready for Christ Thursday night by the Wilson Electric ment and she’s already over and sometimes more Ilian a year." chronically shy to “ join organizations... do Thursday and Friday in the 30s to damage, he said. called the Unicorn Hunters — will be accepted mas as the weather warms up this Co. of 73 Summit St. For the past few Patricia Ruggerio, the rental crowded," Boyett, a state welfare He said he will probably dcid anything. If you don't do it, nobody else is going to through Dec. 20. The words will be screened with low 40s. do it for you." morning. Christmas decorations, agent for Olcott Associates, which recipient, said. "She wanted me to directly with ibe insurers’ selections for the list made on New Year's Eve Vermont: Rain likely Wednes nights. Main Street has been lit for the owned by the Greater Manchester festive season. manages the complex, said this come here because I had no other lawyers. and announced New Year's Day. “ The 1985 list day. Highs in the 50s. Lows 35 to morning that the owners are still place to go.” "I don’t think it will ever go to should be bigger and worse than ever," said W.T. 45. Chance of rain or snow Chamber of Commerce, were put up waiting to begin repairs. Boyett said her unit in the Olcott court.” said the man who ans Rabe, a college spokesman. “ We are expecting showers Thursday. Fair Friday. Satellite view Security deposits and any un complex looks worse now than it wered the office telephone at the one of the most repugnant collections of words Colder. Highs 35 to 45. Lows 25 to used rent payments are being did immediately afterthe flooding. edmplex Friday. ' Now you know ever assembled..." Words and phrases placed on 35. For period ending 7 p.m. EST 11-26-84. During Monday, snow and returned to tenants with damaged the list in year’s past included "at this point in Maine: Increasing cloudiness rain are forcast throughout the midwes'tern United States. Rain Is also Calendars apartments who want to move, she Boondoggle, according to Satire's Political time,” "have a' nice day,” "time frame,'! expected in the North Pacific Coast region and in the Tennessee Debt total at $37 million Dictionary, is any project on which government Wednesday. Chance of showers said. “ all-time record," “ state of the art,” “ office Valley. Elsewhere, weather will be fair. Maximum temperatures funds are wasted through inefficiency or political Thursday. Gradual clearing At ieast one tenant has said she Manchester ended the last fiscal npt be retired until 1999. effectivity,” ‘meaningful," "scenario” and west to east Friday. Mild Wed include: Atlanta 63, Boston 61, Chicagd 58, Cleveland 65, Dallas 63, plans to sue both the landlord and favoritism. "detente.” Manchester year on June 30 with a debt of Bonding for general purposes, at nesday with highs in the 50s and Denver 30, Duluth 42, Houston 67, Jacksonville 75, Kansas City 46, Andover the roofer, John Laverdure of $37,170,000 for bonds and notes, the close of the fiscal year, totaled lows in the 30s. Cooler Thursday Little Rock 68, Los Angeles 65, Miami 78, Minneapolis 49, New Niantic. Other tenants said last according to report filed by the 2,870,000 for general purposes, and Friday with highs in the 30s Orleans 74, New York 58, Phoenix 64, San Francisco 60, Seattle 45, St. week they planned to contact Monday town auditors, Okrant and Okrant $847,000 for sewers, $90,000 for fire, north and 40s south. Lows in the Louis 63, Washington 64. Monday lawyers. of 349 E. Center St. Recreation Commission, Town Office Building, 7 Pension Board, 3 p.m., Lincoln Center gold room. $9,455,000 for schools, $19,243,000 20s north and 30s south. Spokesmen for the building The auditors report that at the p.m. Zoning Board of Appeals, 7 p.m., Lincoln Center for water, and $4,665,000 for. management and tenants said the beginning of the fiscai year on July New Hampshire: Increasing Planning and' Zoning Commission, Town Office hearing room. Buckiand Induistriul Park. cloudiness Wednesday. Chance flooding occurred after rains 1, 1983, the town had $40,067,000 in The town's bond rating Is AA for 30,00 Building, 7:30 p.m. Commission on Aging, 7:30 p.m.. Senior Citizens’ seeped under plastic sheeting put of showers Thursday. Gradual Center. bond and note debt. New issues general obligation bonds. The 1.00 up by the roofing company to cover during the year totaled $28,095,000, clearing west to east Friday. Board of Education, 7:30 p.m., Waddell School highest rating is AAA, a rating held the roof, which was being resur but the town also retired by only few towns in (.'onnecticut. Mild Wednesday with highs in Tuesday faced. The town subsequently the 50s and lows in the 30s. Cooler $30,992,000, leaving the $37,170,000 •The better the town's rating, the M8TON Bolton Information session on Main Street reconstruction, declared 11 apartments on all debt balance. Thursday and Friday with highs 7:30 p.m., Lincoln Center hearing room. lower the rate of interest is on its three floors unsafe for occupancy. Some of it is on bonds that wilf in the 30s north and 40s south. Monday bonds. WVORK Democratic subcommittee, 7:30 p.m., Municfpal Lows in the 20s north and 30s Pubiic Building Commission, Community Hail Building coffee room. south. fireplace room, 7:30 p.m. Wednesday Senior Citizens Committee, Bentley Memorial Advisory Park and Recreation Commission, 7:30 Across the nation Library, 7:30 p.m. p.m, Lincoln Center conference room. Wednesday Thursday Near blizzard conditions with LOS AHOELES Federal surplus cheese distribution. Community Judge's hours, 6:30 p.m.. Probate Court. snow and high winds will cover Hall, 9 to 11 a.m. Republican 4th Senatoriai District Committee, 7:30 the northern Plains. Rain will MAXIMUM Joint Committee on Capital Improvements, Com p.m., Lincoln Center gold room. EMKRATtiRES fall over the upper Mississippi munity Hall, 7:30 p.m. Friday Valley and along the Oregon- Conservation Commission, Herrick Memorial Shelter Study Committee, 3:30 p.m., Lincoln Center California coast. Showers and Park, 7:30 p.m. gold room. thunderstorms will spread from LEOCMD- the western Gulf Coast into the 70 mid-Mississippi Valley. Fair skies are in store for the northern PLOW UPl W E A T ^ FOTOCA8T «> F ire C a ffs Rockies, the Southwest, much of the Plateau and most of the east. 1 doz. Brown’s medhim white eggs Sharply colder air will spread Manchester problem, 655 Bush Hill Road Interstate 84 extension at Wyllys with purchase of C A from the Rockies into the upper National forecast (Town). Thursday, 8:55 p.m. — Medical Street (Town, Paramedics). Midwest. Highs today will range Saturday, 2:18 p.m. — medical Commerce Dept, satellite photo taken at 4:00 a.m. EST shows a large call, 384 W. Middle Turnpike, from the 20s over the northern call, 35 Downey Drive (Town, Sunkist Orange Juice...... 1 **^ area of clouds and showers stretching from the northern Rockies (Town, Paramedics) Tolland County Plains to the mid 70s in the Paramedics). Friday, 2 a.m.— Medical call, Southeast. Readings will remain H Midwest. Mid and Saturday, 2:25 p.m. — gas heater Friday, 338 p.iin.' — brush fire. 9^ tm ^ ,239 E. Middle Turnpike, in the 20s or 30s from the eastern high clouds cover parts of the southern Plains while mostly clear skies problem, 20 Linden St. (Town). Route 44 Jl Cedar Swamp Road,' (Paramedics) Sweet life Bacon...... b pkg Plateau and the northern Rock prevail over the eastern half of the nation. "araxies Saturday, 3:05 p.m. — alarm, Coventry (North Coventry, South Friday, 9:30 a.m. — Odor of gas, ies into the northern Plains. Manchester Memorial Hospital Coventry).. Today In history 754 Main St., (Town) Forties or 50s will prevail along (Town). Friday, 5:25 p.m — medical call, Friday, 12:48 p.m. — Leaf fire, 30 Sunday, 1:22 a.m. — medical Carson Drive, Coventry (South O n Nov. 26, 1940, the German Nazis by an eight-foot concrete wali?Thib the Pacific Coa^ and over the Newman St., (Town) Fresh Bay Scallops...... Manchester Herald call, 68 Highland St. (Town, Coventry). bdgan forcing haif a million Jews in upper Great Lakes and New Friday, 2:30 p.m. — Motor section ,of the wall was built across England. Paramedics). Friday, 7:36 p.m. — car fire. Warsaw to live in a ghetto surrounded streetcar tracks. Richard M. Diamond, Publisher vehicle accident, 252 Spencer St., Route 44 at the Bolton Lake House, (Town, Paramedics) . Sunday, 11:43 a.m. — service Penny Sadd Bolton (Bolton). Oiir Own Baked Ham. qqg.ggtgaeaaalb. Mark F. Abraitijj Friday, 3;52 p.m. — Medical call, 125 Mather St. (Eighth Associate Publisher Saturday, 11:47 a.m. — brush Business Manager call. Exit 93 of 1-84, (Town, District). (ire. Converse Road, Bolton USDA Choice Beef Loin, Full Cut w/Tender Loin C # ^ * 7 A L ottery Sunday, 12:22 p.m. — medical Almanac USPS 327-500 Paramedics) (Bolton). VOL. CIV, No. 48' Friday; 4:12 p.m. — Fire in shed call, 29E Rachel Road (Eighth Saturday. 1:49 p.m. — medical and woods, 838 Hillstown Road, District, Paramedics). Sirloin Steak...... ib *2 ^ ” P ublish^ M l y except Sunday call. Hickory ^ Drive, Coventry Today is Monday, November In 1789, President George . Warsaw to live in a ghetto SuMested carrier rates are SI .20 (Town) Sunday, 4:06 p.m. — dumpster Connecticut daily “ n<* '•ripin. holldayt by the Man weekly, $5.12 for one month, $15.35 (South Coventry). USDA Choice Beet Loin * a 26th, the 331st day of 1984 with 35 Washington set this day aside a s. surrounded by an eight-foot chester Publishing Co., 16 Bralnord « Friday, 5:58 p.m. — dumpster fire, 45 N. School St. (Eighth Saturday, 8:07 p.m. — medical Place, Manchester, Conn. 06040. tor three months, $30.70 tor six to follow. one of national thanksgiving for concrete wall. Saturday: 445 months and $61.40for one year. Moll fire, 45 N. School St. (Eighth District). • call. Forest Road, Coventry (South Second class postage paid at Man rates are available on request. Sunday, 4:15 p.m. — medical Porterhouse Steak...... ’ O '* ” The moon is moving toward its adoption of the United States Play Four: 2022 chester, Conn. POSTMASTER: District). Coventry). first phase. Constitution. In 1941, Secretary of State Send oddress changes to the Man Friday, 6:06 p.m. — Gasoline call,'- 25 Summit St. (Town, Saturday, 8:22 p.m. — gasoline USDA Choice The morning star is Saturn. Cordell Hull submitted Ameri chester Herald, p.o. Box 59i, To ploce O'classified or display washdown, 278 School St.', (Town) Paramedics). In 1832, the first streetcar other numbers drawn Satur Manchester, Conn. 06040. washdown. Route 6 at the Texaco The evening stars are Mer can proposals to the Japanese advertisement, or to report a news Friday, 9:22 p.m — standby (or Sunday, 7:23 p.m. — woodstove railway in America started day in New England: Picture Idea, call station, Andover (Andover). cury, Venus, Mars and Jupiter. peace envoys'in Washington. Maine daily: 660 g u a r a n t e e d D E L IV E R Y : If 64^2711. Oftice hours a re 8:30 a.m. mutual aid to Vernon (Eighth fire, 152 Leland Drive (Town). Sunday, 9:27 a.m. — car fire. T-Bone Steak. • lb. public service in New York City you don't receive your Herald by $ to 5 p.m. Monday through Fridoy. Sunday, 10:05 p.m. — medical ITiose born on this date are New Hampshire daily: Myy p.m. weekdays or 7:30. a.m. Satur District). Long Hill Road, Andover from City Hall to 14th Street. The call, 183 Birch St. (Town, under the sign of Sagittarius. A thought for the day: Ameri - Rhode Island daily: 9175 day, please telephone your carrier. Friday, 10:14 p.m. — Medical (Andover). car was pulled by a horse and the If you’re unable ta reach your The Manchester Herald Is a call, 20 Roosevelt St., (Town, Paramedics). John Harvard, founder of Har can humorist Will Rogers said: “ Lot-O-Bucks": 27-05-36-17-09 carrier, call subscriber service at Sunaay, 12:01 p.tii. — medical fare was 12 and one- half cents. subscriber to United Press Interna Paramedics) Sunday, 11:50 p.m. — motor BIGHUHD FABK MAHBET ,317 Highland St., Manchester vard University, was born No- “ Everything is funny as long as Vermont daily; 602 443-2711 bv 7 p.m. weekdays or 10 tional newt servicbs and Is a call. Routes 44 and 31, Coventry a.m. Saturdays for guaranteed Saturday, 4:40 a.m. — medical vehicle accident. Camp Meeting vV iber 26th, 1607. In 1940, the German Nazis it is happening to somebody Massachusetts daily: 8272 member of the Audit Bureob of (North Coventry, South Coventry). delivery In Manchester. Circulations. call, 72D Pascal Lane (Town, Road and Carter Street (Town, Monday, 5:39 a.m. — medical U277______JDn this date in history: forced half a million Jews in else." “ Megabucks” : 3-12-18-21-24-25 Paramedics). Parqjnedics). call. Forest Road, Coventry (South ' Saturday, 9:09 a.m. — furnace Monday, 7:31 a.m. — rollover. Coventry). i - MANCHKSTEH HP:RA1.D. Monday, Nov 26, 19B4 MANCHESTER HERALD, Mond.iy, Niiv 2(i. 1984 5 U.S. on verge of normal ties with Iraq V.S./W orld 108 held hostage by Norman D. Sandler the Arah-Israeli war Since then, intentions to resume relations with against Iran provoked an outcry from In Brief United Press International Egypt, Syria and other countries Washington Iratji leaders. restored lormal ties with Washington, W hile Iraq h;ls moderated its [Xisition There has been no such sign of Hijackers postpone deadline WASHINCiTON — I ’rcsidcnl while Iraq has kept the contact at a toward Israel over the past few years warming toward Iran, which remains Over 300 die over weekend invitcfl Iniqi Foreign Minister Torek lower level. the Iran-Iraci war and a rash tif on the li.st of nations regarded as As the long Thanksgiving weekend drew to an bv Roman Rollnick directly with Ihe hijackers, would aircraft itself.' Bane told the Fthiopian Foreign Minister Azir, In the White House todoy for ;i terrorist incidents in the region have havens for, terrorists and is suspected end. more than 300 people were reported killed in United Press International nol eonfirm this. National Assembly. Goshe Wolde told ;m airiiorl press meeting thiit signaled the end of a Aziz, the highest ranking- Iraqi created Iriclion between Washington to have had a role in attacks-on U.S. traffic accidents on the nation's highways, far Somali .state radio in a broadcast iiomalia Sunday refused to agrt-e eonferenee two eivili.in pas break in di|)lomatie relations between official to visit Washington since and liaghdad even though trade has facilities and personnel in Beirut. short of the 500 deaths expected. ADDIS ABABA. Ethiopia — today restated the government had to the hijackers' demands, claim sengers agreed" to join Ihe hi the I'nited Slat's and Iraq prompted by relations were severed, arrived in increased In the worst single accident, seven men died in Three army officers who hijacked suspended the si'ven (fe;dh senten ing sneh a move would be giving in jaekers Sunda\ .ind were given the Israeli Arab war 17 years ago Washington Sunday He discussed the Three years ago. the State Depart U S. officials believe that welcoming a car that slammed into a tree at 100 mph in the a Somali jetliner to Ethiopia two ces pending a review by Somali to Itlaekmail ,ind "tantamount lo weapons restoration of ties during an Oct 1 ment removed Iraq from a list ol Iraq back into good graces also would Alabama town of McIntosh. In Montan'a, a bus President Siad Barre .submitting lo terrorists' threats " days ago agreed today to an "The hijackers ' are incensed, Wilb political alignments in the meeting with Shultz, and visited Mos countries deemed supi>orters of inter further isolate Syria in the complicated skidded off an icy road, killing three elderly The noon (4 a m. EST) deadline "The hij.u'kers. though ex indefinite postponement of their outraged They are furious, " volatile Middle East certain to be cow last month, reiiortedly to notify the national terrorism ;ind therefore stew of Middle East politics. women. The only survivor is listed in critical slipped by with Ihe airerafl still I rc'niel'- b v the rcs p 0 n s deadline to blow up the plane with Wolde told reporlers "If Iheir •iltered. f S and Iraqi officials were Soviets of forthcoming rapprochemenl barred Irom receiving I S products However, a resumption of U.S.-Iraqi parked in an isolated p.ii l ol .Addis e of the Somali g(n ernment earlier condition. 108 people on board. dem.inds are nol met they s.iy they prepared to announce a resumption of with the I niled Slates lh;il could have military applications. relations, coming at a time when the A United Press International count showed at It was the fourth postponement Ababa's Bole Inlernational .-\ir- in the da>, have reliiel.inUy lormal ties as Aziz, tirrived for will blow 11)1 the plane with Ihe Iraqi f’rc-sident Saddam Hussein w as .At the same time, the administration administration has placed emphasis on least 339 people died in accidents nationwide, of their threat since the aircraft porl surrounded h.\ Ethiopian eon.senled to further extend the meetings with Reagtin. Vice President pa.sseiigers They s.iid they will quoted last month as saying Iraq would ha.s sought to maintain an official improving ties with the Arab world, is including 33 in California, .30 in Texas and 25 in was commandeered, to Ethiopia troops and armored vehicles. deadline, " Foreign Ministry spo Tieorge Rush and Secretary of Stale end it all " move to renew lies after the .American policy of neutrality in the 4-year-old expt'cted to be regarded with a degree Florida. early Saturday, Earlier today, in a speech kesman I'efera Giz.aw said George Shultz. presidential election Reirul newspaii Iran Irait-war. despite indications of a of concern by Israel, whic)i in June 1981 The National Safety Council estimated up to 500 The hijackers, armed with sub broadcast on Somali radio. Ilarre The hijackers, led hy an officer Wolde was erilieal of Soimilia^s Iraq, in coordination with other Arab ers, quoting Iraqi officials, Siiid Iraq till toward Irat) An allegation by the destroyed Iraq's nuclear re.search people would die and between 17,000 and 20,000 machine guns and grenades, de held Ethiopia responsible for the identified as (’apt .AwiI .Adan refusal to eonsuler llu- hijaeker’s countries, broke off diplomatic rela had notified the six-nation Gulf Cooper State Department earlierlhisyearthat reactor in an air strike conducted with would suffer disabling injuries during the long manded that the Somali govern safety of the passengers, and Bourhan, seized the Somali Air demands "Som.ilia must know it lions with the United Slates in lHfi7 after ation Council and the Soviet t.'nion of its Ir ... itscd chemical weapons U:S.-built warplanes. weekend, which .started at 6 p.m. local time ment call off the execution of seven accused the government of failing lines Boeing 707 .Saturday on a l.ikes two lo negoliale ' be said. Wednesday and ended at midnight Sunday. high school Students convicted in a to live up to its international flight from ihe Somalian eaiiilal of Authorities said they were surprised that only series of bomb attacks and release obligations. Mogadishu lo Cairo On Saturday, 22 people one fatality was reported in Missouri. them and 14 jailed politicians. "The problem is with the Ethio inelnding 19 women and children. F B I s e e k s Western diplomats said there pian government... The Ethiopian The officers tx-al uplhe^ilol and Ihe inlot, eo pilot and a wounded were signs the Somali government government is totally resitonsible shot it .security officer in the ehOsI sei-iirily sky marshall were 3-day storm ends in Florida was willing to negotiate, although for securing Ihe safety of the before landing al .Addis Ababa's released into Ihe eiisimly of the Bole airport gunman after VERO BEACH. Fla. — Three days of wind and Ethopian officials, who are dealing passengers, the crew and the Ell'.iopiatis fly Ihe hijackers high seas have subsided, leaving Florida officials trying to determine how man.v millions of dollars in damage was done by a storm that ravaged resort shootout Florida’s Atlantic coast. Army tightens its grip over Beirut At lea.st one person was killed, fourdivers in the Florida Keys were missing, a freighter was swept Bv Halo Khourv troops were tilready on mobile "You can say that the war in media as approving Ihe govern PORTLAND, Ore. (UPI) — Authorities are seeking ashore, and protective seawalls, stretches of United Press International patrol along the Beirut airport greater Beirut is over and Ih.il the ment |)lan. drawn ii() Ity it s|>eeial :i gunman who wounded an FBI agent in a shootout beach and road disappeared beneath battering highway, .sections of the devas era of real peace has hcgiin, ” a military eomniillee and fled toward a Mount Hood ski resort, leaving waves fueled by 40 mph winds. The northern third Lebanese army troops fanned tated downtown iind elsewhere in high-ranking government official Rightist Phalangisl radio siiid in behind a cache of w eapons and a trail of his own blood. of the coast was particularly hard-hit. out across Beirut today, and rival the capittil. was quoted as saying hy Ihc a "good sign (iroving Ihe good The FBI said an agent wounded Robert Mathews, Officials surveying the damage said complete militiamen relea.sed .some kjdnap In the town of Naqoura. military private As Souhoufiya news intentions of Ihe different ptirlies" .11. of Metaline Falls, Wash., in the right hand with a estimates'would not be ready for at least a week. victims as a goodwill gesture in the leaders from Israel and Ix'banon agency. late Tuesdtiy night the Chrislitm shotgun blast after the fugitive run from a motel The total in Vero Beach alone had reached $3.4 massive operation aimed id ex arranged a fifth round of talks "In a few days only. Ihc lA-hane.se Forces and the Shiite where another rnan was arrested and the weapons million by Sunday afternoon while Martin County panding government control over today aimed at ending Israel’s lA-hane.se will Ih- fuliy awarcof Ibis Amal militias traded prisoners. found Saturday. Mathews was believed armed with a suffered at least $5 million in damage, officials the war-torn capital. 29-monlh occupation of southern development and soon other Ix-ha The .'17.1)90 Lebanese army siilit .38-caliher handgun. said. Christian militias freed eight Lebanon. ne.se in various regions will know along seelarian lines following a Mathews apparently broke into a home where he Meanwhile, the .search continued for four Moslems, and the Shiite militias of Brig. Gen. Amos Gilboa, head of it," he added in reference lo other Moslem revolt in Fehrutiry for ripiM'd up a sheet to use as a bandage for his wounded divers missing sinee Thursday in the Florida Ju.stice Mini.ster Nabih Berri re the Israeli delegation, said la.st provisions of the seeurily plan greater share of power with Ihe hand, agents said He had left a trail a blood at the Keys. In Palm Beach County, a man was ciprocated by releasing seven week Ihe previous four session.s The iirmy w;is expeefed lo move Christian-led government bnl ha.s electrocuted by a downed power line. next weekend tilong Ihe southern sinei- heen re form'ed scene of the gunfight. DPI photo Christians. had resulted in slim progre.ss and a .An Oregon Slate Police spokesman said patrols The swap took place at midnight wide gap separtited the two teams ebtistal road to Israeli front lines al were alerted to be on the lookout for Mathews along the Barbeer crossing of the in th e , N . - s p o n s o r e d the Awali River and north to Slam m ers throughout the state. The officer said while the FBI City thumbs a wheelchair Election violence Beirut Green Line, where more negotiations .Syrian positions The following thought Mathews went to Mount Hood Meadows ski Lebanese troops were dispatched In Ihe Shouf Hills overlooking weekend it will altenipl to reopen A itrison or penitehtiary is- for area B8 miles from Portland after getting a ride, there MOUNT PLEASANT, Iowa - The city of Two youths from political parties are assisted by to reinforce already existing posi Beirut, two people were killed and the Beirul Damaseus highway those eonvieled of serious erimes was nothing to indicate-he was-«!till in that area. Mount Pleasant says Dale Barrett's wheelchair paramedics after classhes between rival political party tions, military, .sources said. at lea.st three were wounded in a closed sinee the 1982 Israeli carrying a peinilty of more than "He could probably lie in Idaho bv now," the officer doesn’t belong on the streets, but his mother says members early this rhorning in Montevideo, Uruguay. Some 6,000 troops were assigned three-hour mortar and arl.illery invasion. one year A jail is for lho.se said ' ■ the ban is a violation of her son’s civi| rights. Violence broke out after the vote-counting appeared to to the "Operation Beirut” security baftle between the army and Spokesmen for Lebanon’s Chris eonvieled of reliilively minor of The FBI search for Mathews was intensified after City officials have told the 26-year-old force, the sources said. Moslem Druz.e militiamen, Chris lian. Druz.e and Moslem "Shiite fenses ciirrying a |)enal|y of less agents found a hand grenade, .submachine gun and wheelchair-bound man that he no longer- is signal victory to the centrist Colorado party in the They said the deployment was tian Voice of Lebanon reported. factions were quot.ed by the Beirut than one year other military weapons, and $30,000 in a motel room permitted to tiavel on the city's streets, even if he country’s first democratic elections in 13 years. moving ahead of schefiule and he shared, with a captured companion. Gary Lee is accompanied by a family member. Yarbrough. '29. of Bonner County. Idaho. Barrett, a paraplegic who enjoyed traveling Theodore M. Gardner, special agent in charge of the about in his motorized wheelchair, was told by Portland FBI office, said Mathews "should be Police Chief Jerry Richenberger the chairdid not Arafat, facing challenge, I. • considered arjned and extremely dangerous." He meet state standards for a motor vehicle and he said Mathews was charged with assault on a federal would have to stay off the streets. officer. Barrett's mother, Wilma, accused city officials Yarbrough was identified as a former member of a of wanting him out of the way because‘the seeks expulsion of foes can never be deeeaied while supremacist church in Idaho Called the Aryan pre.sence of his wheelchair makes motorists Nations. He was arrested on an assault warrant nervous. issued Oct. 23 in Butte. Mont. bv Samira Kawar current panel that includes Arafat Gardner declined comment when asked if Mathews Love is a chemioal reaction United Press International opponents, is expected to be was a member of the Idaho white supremacist group. dominated by members loyal to T T FBI agent Art Hensel, .30, was treated for gunshot LONDON — Kissing is only "a type of sucking AMMAN, Jordan — Faced with the PLO chairman. wounds in the foot and knee sustained in the shootout a behavior’' that passes on a biological signal, and the most serious challenge to his The PNC was also to discuss a few blocks from the northeast Portland motel that love is just a chemical reaction, according to skin leadership of the Palestinian proposal to move its headquarters about 20 agents had staked out to arrest the two expert Bubba Nicholson. movement in 20 years, Yasser from Damascus to Amman, where fugitives. FBI agent Bill Williams said. Nicholson, writing in the British Journal of Arafat is pushing to have his King Hussein has become one of Jerry Riedl, 47, manager of the Capri Motel, was Dermatology, believes lovers seek chemicals in Syrian-backed opponents expelled Arafat's main supporters in the struck in the shoulder by a bullet that went through a each other located in sebaceous glands, which from the Palestinian parliament- Arab world. motel lobby glass window when an agent fired at •secrete a substance called sebum. in-exile. Arafat loyalists began moving to Ara'fat's second-in-command. reassert their control of the PLO on Mathews. The agent said he thought Mathews was Nicholson, who works in Tampa. Fla., I ^ IH£TH£ $TW4 Richard M. Diamond, Publisher Faster than a speeding motorist Douglas A. Bevins, Managing Editor OPINION James P. Sacks, City Editor bird, it’s a piane, it’s Nutmeg average of once a week during the said the goal ol using aircraft and speeding and other traffic began using aircraft in 1975. he air. Working with three cruisers on BvJAark A. Dupuis summer to catch speeders. It also other stepped up enforcement violations. said, the 43rd state to use planes for the ground, it can nab a sp ad er United Press International is used to carry state officials measures isn’t to make arrests, Jack The airplanes, bought with traffic law enforcement. about every 2 minutes — making it around, he said. but to stop violators and save lives Is the Catholic church ‘Christian’? HARTFORD — The small plane $220,000 in federal funds, are the In New Hampshire, state police much more efficient than a cruiser Anderson Rhode Island state police do not and prevent injuries sway'ed from side to side as it lifted latest weapon in a state police have used a single-engine Cessna alone. 182 since May 1980. The program Stevens said part of his job is use airplanes to track speeders. " I WASHINCJTON — During Campuign '84, the religiou.s To the conservatives, the letter's entire tone is simply Washington off from Brainard Airport. After a crackdown on traffic violations “ We're really not looking lor a has led to citations against about trying to convince people that don't think it would be very right constantly used the term "Judeo-Christian” to short trip south, it began circling that also includes special police sharp increase in arrests.” said "too political," Qo-Round 25,000 motorists and generated signs along New Hampshire high practical. We only have 85 miles of over Wallingford. squads and putting troopers on Forst. who like O’Neill rode-along describe the political philosophy it supported. It was Michael Novak, resident scholar at the conservative more than $800,000 in penalties. ways warning that the speed limit interstate highway." said Lt. It was a clear day, so clear that overtime to patrol the highways. last week on one of thie first flights implied — or stated — that any individual or group not American Enterprise Institute and a member of the lay State police Capt. Harold Robi- is enforced by aircraft are not a David Driscoll of the Rhode. Island Long Island could be seen some 50 Connecticut is at least the fourth of the airborne speed traps. falling within this category was unworthy of support by commission,'believes that the bishops "g o far beyond chaud said the aircraft operates at ruse. State Police. ^ Robert Wagman miles away. But the pilot and crew New England state to use air "W e’re looking for (>eople to be in any "right-thinking” Christian. moral principles,” In the draft, he says, the bishops planes to catch traffic violators. least four days a week, weather "A lot of people don't believe that member weren't looking to the In Connecticut, the airplanes are compliance " But now the National Conference of Catholic Bishops Syndicated Columnist Maine, New Hampshire and Mas permitting, and concentrates on a it happens." he said. "But we have "seem to want to lead the way to a new political horizon, they were looking to the the latest addition to the crack So far. the crackdown on the has relea.sed its draft pastoral letter “ Catholic Social sachusetts use aircraft also, ap different area of the state each over 25,000 believers." consensus in the land." However, he says, "the bishops ground. down on traffic violat ions that Gov. ground is working. Forst said, with Column parently with mixed results. day. In Massachusetts, however, the Teaching and the IJ.S. E conom y," which contains some are moral, not political, leaders.” William A. O'Neill ordered Oct. 17. the average speed of vehicles "Nutmeg 7” was in the air and "It’s working super," said Ri "You can go to a high violation use of the state's one plane has views that conservatives would regard as downright He adds that the draft letter "shows a secular On the ground alone so far, the traveling the state's highways the message to motoriststraveling chard Moore, Maine State Police area, put azone in there and cut the received less enthusiastic reviews. "un-Christian" intellectual fram ework dominated by a partisan point crackdown has netted more than dropping. on school on Interstate 91 below was simply spokesman. "It's proven success speed way down," Robichaud said. " I t ’s too big for speed enforce This leads to an apparently absurd question: Is the 12.SW arrests for speeding, follow "It was climbing up around 66 of view. In such respects, it is backward-looking." "beware." ful for enforcement of the 55 mile “ It's a deterrent because people ment. It doesn't get good gas ing too closely, unsafe .lane (mph)," Forst said. "It's coming Roman Catholic Church'Christian?' "N utm eg 7," as the pilot re- per hour speed limit as well as never know when they have m ileage." said state police Cpl. changes and other violations, the down close to 60 ” He .said state In a section titled "Distribution of Income and With this power goes responsibility and the need for ONE Y E A R AGO, TH E BISHOPS released a letter on ferfed to the plane when talking requesting aid for stranded possibility of being apprehended.'' William Mann. still stands governor said. p o liif hope to further reduce the W ealth,” the draft letter notes that "this is a country both moral and institutional accountability.” The letter nuclear weapons; that letter had gone through three with the ground, is one of two motorists.” Cpl. John Steyens. the aircraft's He said Massachusetts uses the Both O'Neill and state police averajge to around 55 mph. which is marked by glaring disparities of wealth and income. adds that government is obligated to see that these drafts over two years, and the final version was much single-engine airplanes pub in use Moore said the technique was chief observer, said it costs about plane, which was purchased with a WASHINGTON - I stirred up a ..r, to iiic plane in the Commander Col. l,ester J. Forst the maximum siHH'd limit Catholic social teaching does not suggest that absolute moral responsibilities are lived up to. watered-down; Conservatives hope that this will happen last week to nab motorists for pioneered in Texas in 1946. Maine federal grant two years ago. an equidity-in the distribution of income and wealth is All of this was too much for the Rev. Jerry Falwell, with the draft letter on the economy. hornet’s nest in September when I required. However, gross inequalities are morally leader of the Moral Majority, who called the letter an But if the initial debate is any indication, they m ay be reported (hat "the heart of Latin . •W unjiLslifiable..." endorsement of socialism. disappointed. Conservatives had hoped that at least American death squad activity beats’ most strongly in Guadalaj-- Police make 2,015 arrests; “ Id our judgm ent,” it continues, "the distribution of "W hile the bishops don't advocate redistributing the some of the bishops would object to the draft's income and wealth in the United States is so inequitable nation's wealth.” he said, "they com e close to it, and extremely liberal bent; instead, the draft was ara, Mexico," where the Autonom that it violates (the) minimum standard of distributive that's .socialism, which isn't any more than shared uniformly supported. ous University appears to be- justice," poverty." The 13 bishops who spoke on the m atter praised the influenced by an ultra-rightist, anti-Semitic secret society named,;!! six die on state highways current version and suggested that the final version THE DRAFT DEFENDS PRIVATE OWNERSHIP of IN ADDITION, A 27 MEMBER GROUP of Catholic should not be softened, but should instead include an Los Tecos. ' property, yet argues that private ownership does not laymen, the Lay Commission on Catholic Social even wider variety of economic problems. The university, founded as a ' By United Press International secondary roads in Fairfield malls decked with bright lights, abrogate social responsibility, Teaching and the U.S. Economy — headed by form er Archbishop Rembert Weakland of Milwaukee, counterweight to the left-leaning County. Three people died in 64 glittering trees, roaming Santas accidents during the 1983 holiday and holiday sales merchants hope "In using economic resources," it says, "the Treasury Secretary William Simon — drafted a principal author of the draft letter, said that he government universities, was The Thanksgiving turkey has faded into memory of consumers weekend. w ill set a new record fundamental principle should be that whatever one's counter-letter and to'ok the lead in opposing the first expected man^ changes in the letter before final quick to respond. University au-' who have redirected their holiday Maria Cardosa. 55. of Bridge Lines, traffic, shopping bags, legal entitlement, no one can own these resources draft. submission next November. However, he indicated that thorities authored a paid rebuttal energies toward Christmas gift port, died in a three-car collision on overburdened, arms and eager absolutely or use them without regard to others, The commission's conservativeilqymen are clearly in the Washington Post that those changes would merely involve refining and buying and made the cash regis Interstate 95 early Sunday. She children were familiar sights. But "T h is support of private ownership does not mean frightened by the thought that their wealth is somehow claimed, among other things, that sharpening the letter’s focus, and perhaps changing the ters jingle in Connecticut's shop was a passenger in a car driven by frustration was already evident that any individual, group, organization or nation has immoral, since most of them have six- or seven-figure tone in a few places. , the university is “ non-political.” ping malls. Robin Kurtz of Bridgeport which among tho.se looking Tor those the right to unlimited accumulation of wealth.” incomes. Further, government solutions tike job- If there are no m ajor changes, we can expect a new This is a joke. The festive spirit was marred on spun out of control across all three dimpk'd Cabbage Patch Kid dolls The bishops point out that “ large financial creation programs and increased welfare payments fly debate when the letter is finally published; "is the U.S. I ’ll willingly concede the univer state roads where at least six westbound lanes. Kurtz was which prompte CAPTAIN 1A8V '1>lf Crook* A Cooolo LOOK, I'M NOT ONE ...JUST TELU ME WHAT X WE'VE SOT TO SET M o n d a y T V WHO OENERALLV HAVE TO PO TO AVERT HIM OFF t h a t v a l v e ! SELIEVg» IN THI» THIS p i l a s t e r : Jerri Ann buried in soiemn service SPIRIT WORLP EU»INE»$i NASHVILLE, Ind. (UPI) - George M. 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DeVries waited a needed to make that dream He completed his internship and long time to do again what he has become a reality. residency at Duke University spent his entire life training With up to $30 million committed Medical Center and was a research fellow in physiology at Duke from Harvard himself for, Sunday, the wait from the company that made a 1972-74. He returned to Utah as Siiiirns, Giants finally ended. profit of more than $190 million last DeVries, 41. led a 17-member year. DeVries and his fellow assistant professor of surgery at team of surgeons, nurses and surgeons have federal approval for the University of Utah School of medical technicians in the world's five more procedures. But DeVries Medicine in 1979. ousts second implant of a permanent does not see it stopping ther^. Before the historic operation on artificial heart, this one into The Humana Heart Institute, Clark, he rose to become diairman pass Chiefs William J. Schroeder. according to DeVries, will be the of the Division of Cardiovascular DeVries performed the first such world’s leading center for heart and Thoracic Surgery at the By Dave Raffo character," Giants linebacker university. He was also chief of UConn implant on Dr. Barney Clark on replacement, with both trans UPI Sports Writer Lawrence Taylor said of the Dec. 2. 1982. at the University of plants and artificial heart im cardiothoracic surgery at Vete comeback. “That’s something this Utah, plants occurring with regularity. rans Administration Medical Cen EAST RUTHERFORD. N.J. - team didn't have in the past. STORKS Freshmen Niek Clark lived 112 days before dying But DeVries says he does not ter in Salt Lake City. Even when they win against a "We always play better when ilolehkin's richoehel goal 49 se of multi-organ system failure. want all the glory himself. The DeVries and his wife, Ane team they're supposed t(> beat, the we’re scared. In the first half, conds inlo the second overtime DeVries had waited at the publicly technology will be shared with Karen, and their six children all New York Giants do itlhe hard nobody was hyped up. it was quiet lifted vi.siting Harvard over the funded institution for approval of doctors from around the country live in Louisville. His hobbies way. out there. When we came into the University of Conneelieut. 10, for another implant, but that was slow being brought to the center for include making stained-glass win Phil Simms shook off three lockerroom we were scared the the New England Idle in an NCAA in coming. training, as well as dissemination dows as Christmas gifts. first-half interceptions to throw (playoff) opportunity was going to second-round game The internal review board of information through scientific DeVries is not employed by two touchdown passes in the final bie taken away from us." The loss knocked UConn from dragged its feet, and in August papers. Humana, but has a practice witfi 7:30 Sunday to give the Giants a The Chiefs’ final opportunity the (oiirnament and also broke a 1984, DeVries had had enough. Dr. Allan M. Lansing, the chair: 28-27 victory over the Kansas City Sunday was taken away when four-year New England title “ We don’t see this as a monop man of the institute at Humana Chiefs. The victory kept New York, TheotiS Brown fumbled after siring The llusk(es. who end up Humana Inc., the huge for-profit oly.*’ he said last week. “ We don't Hospital Audubon. Humana prcH 8-5, in a tie with Washington and catching a pass from Kenney and 14-9-1, also had hopes spoiled for a hospital management chain, lured see it as something secret.” vides the facilities, but no salary.. Dallas for first place in the NFC Giants cornerback Mark Haynes fourth straight trip to Fiiiid Four him to Louisville. Ky.. with the DeVries’’ life has been aimed DeVries charges his private East. recovered on the Kansas City 47 Harvard, now. 12 4. advances to promise of a world-reknowned towards this moment. patients, but not his artificial The Chiefs fell to 5-8 with their with 1:55 to go. Chiefs receiever the NCAA (piarlerfinals next wtH‘ institute and funding for 100 . He was born in New York City on heart patients. Hoping to make thg fourth straight loss but it's the Anthony Hancock had the ball first kend with opiionenl. site and tiipe implants. Dec. 19.1943, and reared in Ogden. procedure routine, he wants the teams with losing records that but Haynes took it away. to 1m- announced. DeVries, a tall, thin, sandy- Utah. He attended the University costs for the operations as low as have frustrated the Giants this A season high crowd of H,!)4H saw haired surgeon, could see the day of Utah School of Medicine, serv possible. “ year. Kenney’s TD throw to Carson Huskies' scoring opportunities when the implanting of a perman ing as a research assistant in the “ America. I don’t think, is “ This game might get us over was his third scoring pass of the twice frusinded at the end of ent artificial heart became rou university’s Division of Artificial prepared that we have a therapy the hump," Simms said. "This day. He hit Stephone faige from 26 (egulalion E J. Rafferty hit the tine. Humana Heart Institute Organs from 1967-1970. He gradu only for the rich and not for the week everyone said we would win. yards out in the second quarter and inside o f the left post with 3:05 International was the'vehicle he ated in 1970. poor,” he said. We needed to win. Maybe we’ve found Willie Scott for an 8-yard remaining. ;md then Joe TrOger’s gotten over the plateau and are score with 14 seconds left in the goal with 45 seconds left was starting to become a good team." half. Kansas City's Nick Lowery (ji.sallowed on an offside call. Police Roundup Simms had poor games the last added field goals of 41 and 52 yards. Holehkin bounced a shot off two weeks and nis first-half Kenney, who completed l8-of-36 UConn fullback .leff Dunn and past interceptions helped the Chiefs to a for 286 yards and an interception, goalie Andy I’aida.son for the 17-7 halftime lead. Kansas City’s was encouraged by his showing. winning tally. Wrecks net evading charges lead hit 27-14 after Carlos Carson's “ Offensively we played just Harvard held a 26 17 shot advan 34-yard T D grab from Bill Kenney about the best we have played all tage. Ui(tdason made seven saves, Main Street resident Carolyn M. Thedriverofthecarthat washit, report they found cocaine, m an- with 9:18 left in the game. year,” he said. "Our defense was while eunterpart Matt (iinsburg Inkel was charged with disorderly Michael E. Carroll of44 Village St., juana, and a handgun reported Simms then went to work, super in the first half but the two had six. conduct and evading responsibility and the driver of another car who stolen in Hartford. marching the Giants 90 yards in long drives beat us.” The Huskies' leading scorer following an accident Thursday witnessed the collision, chased five plays for a 22-yard scoring “ We had played a lot of downs," Mall Addington .suffered a hand evening on Tolland Turnpike, Cratty’s car until losing-sight of it Police said they arrested strike to Bobby Johnson. He Chiefs cornerback Albert I^ewis injury in overtime but finished the police said today. further down Hartford Road, po Paulette McKay, 35, and her capped an 80-yard drive on New said. “They were putting it up the game Melvin G. Cox Jr. of South lice said. The witness caught the husband. Dennis A. McKay, 33, York’s next possession with a whole second half. It's tough, we The triumph was (he Crimson’s Herald photo by Pinto Windsor reported that a car had license plate number on the car, occupants of the apartment. Police 3-yard T D pass to tight end Zeke got tired." second this year against UConn. Leak closes street run into the side of his Chevrolet which police said led them to said each was charged with Mowatt. Interceptions by Kevin Ross and Harvard, in the NCAA lourna Chevette while changing lanes on Cratty. possession of cocaine, possession Mowatt caught five passes in the Lewis help^ the Chiefs score 10 meni for the first lime in ;idecade, Bissell Street from Hamlin Street east residents. The dispatcher said the work Tolland Turnpike near Parker Cratty. 23. was also charged with of marijuana, operating a drug, fourth quarter and finished with points within the final minute of the won its first regioiud r-rown since seven catches for 126 yards. was closed this morning as town Water was expected to take at least halt a day. Street shortly after 7 p.m.. police reckle.ss driving and failure to factory, and possesion of drug first half. Ross’ 41-yard intercep 1972 The Crimson has won IIof its said. Police said the other driver, drive right. After booking he was paraphernalia. Dennis McKay wa$ Simms finished 24-of-41 for 343 tion return set up Lowery’s 41-yard UIM pholo last 12 games. Department crews repaired a broken The break sent water flowing down the also charged with possession of a yards. Rob Carpenter's two 1-yard field goal to make it 10-7. Scott’s later identified as Inkel. 24 years released pending a Dec. 11 court New York Giants' quarterback Phil down pass to Zeke Mowatt with 2:22 It was a disappoint ing end to a water main on Bissell that resulted in the street into nearby catch basins, but old. stopped briefly at the scene but appearance. stolen firearm. T D runs completed New York’s TD catch came 33 seconds later, frustrating year for UConn, which damage pictured above. A Water reportedly caused no accidents or other left before police arrived. scoring. after Lewis returned an intercep Simms (R) hugs teammate Lawrence minutes left in the game. The TD sealed played one of the most ambitious Department dispatcher said the leak When police found Inkel she Police today reported discover Police said a warrant for the “This tells us our team has tion 26 yards to the New York 8, Taylor following a three-yard touch- the Giants' 28-27 victory. si hedules in the nation problems. search was granted after a Hart was reported Wednesday by area appeared to have suffered minor ing a 34-year-old New York City injuries but was not taken to the man, covered by a blanket and ford policeman, working under hospital, according to the police nothing else, sleeping inside a cover, bought cocaine from report. Main Street apartment building Paulette McKay in the Hartford Inkel. who lives at 436 Main St., Saturday morning. Southern New England Telephone There’s no holiday ahead on Whalers’ schedule Obituaries was released after booking and The map, who identified himself office where she works, By Bob Papettl ordered to appear Dec. 4 in as Daniel Hogan, was charged, with Manchester police said Paulette champion Minnesota North Stars, A spirited first-period effort was "No, it didn’t,” answered a terse left side for his fourth of the Francis line, which incluik-s win Herald Sports Writer Manchester Superior Court. second-degree criminal trespass McKay was turned over to Hart- who will be in town Wednesday. vociferously received by a near Millen. when asked afterwards if campaign , gers Pat Boutette and Daye Averill B. Sutherland From now until Christmas, the burial in East Cemetery. Rockville. Burial will be at 2 p.m. and held over the weekend on $100 ford police. Hartford police capacity crowd of 14,140. The the puck had gone in. Millen is now Quenneville, who also assisted Luniley.” They’re getting I'lian- H AR TFO R D — By their own Averill B. Sutherland, 65, of Manchester. in St. Anne's Cemetery, Cranston. Another Manchester resident bond. Police said they were called charged her with possession of Whalers are scheduled to play, in Hartford fans, openly disgusted 1-11-2 I ifetime a gainst on Johnson’s first marker, was ces, and reinendier. they’re play was charged with evading respon- admission, it was another disap order. Edmonton, Quebec, Mont Windsor, died Friday at Mount He was the husband of Doris R.I. Calling hours will be Tuesday to the scene by tenants who narcotics and possession of narcot with past performances, roared Philadelphia. number-two star. Lindbergh was ing against till the iM'St lines of the pointing outing for th^ Whalers real, Montreal, the Islanders. Sinai Hospital, Hartford. He was (Burnham) Morano of Old Say- from 7 to 9 p.m. and Wednesday sibilty in connection with an reported that there was a naked ics with the intent to sell.' a their Support from the moment number three other teams." said Flvans ... Saturday night against the Phila Buffalo. Montreal. Boston, the the husband of Jean (Ewings) brook. He, was a retired Pratt & from.2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. accident Wednesday night on man in the utility room at 791 Main spokesman said today. lumbering Whaler defenseman W H ALER W INGER Ray Neu- Tocchet tallied the Flyers’ first More controversy in overtime: Hartford Road, police said. , St. delphia Flyers. Islanders and Montreal. Sutherland, and the father of Whitney worker. He hud also lived Memorial donations may be Wally Weir made a diving slide feld, the epitome of the recent two goals, hoth-in_the_niiddU-. Center Greg Malone vviis.iiuui6lu:d The Whalers saw a 4-2, third- It’s been said that the yuletide Carter B. Sutherland of Coventry. in East Hartford. made to the Farmington Valley Police said Donald S. Cratty of Residents said they also saw Dennis McKay is free after poke to break up a Brian Propp perplexing offensive drought, fi stanza. After Johnson made it 4-2 from behind into the boards by a period lead disappear and then had Holiday season can be the most Born in Portage, Maine, he lived Besides his wife, he is survived Association for the Retarded and 1.53 Hilliard St. was turning left Hogan take a shower in a bathroom posting a $25,000 cash bond. Both breakaway early on. nally logged some numbers. Neu- on the Whalers’ third |>ower play frustrated Tocchet, who was then in Hartford before moving to by two daughters. Eleanor Hag from the southbound lane of Main normally reserved for tenants, are scheduled to appear today In to stave off Flyers’ power plays in depressing time of the year for The din continued throughout the feld, the game’s number one star, goal just .50 seconds into the third iinmeditdely punished by Hartford Handicapped. P.O. Box D, Avon. the final two minutes of regulation Windsor 16 years ago. He worked gerty of Mansfield and Olive Field 06001. Street onto Hartford Road when according to police. Manchester Superior Court. some people. contest. And instead of turning on opened the scoring in the first period. Mark Howe closed the gap body guard Roberl.son. No refe for Pratt & Whitney for 27 years, of Columbia: a ‘brother. Edward his car ran into the side of another Hogan was scheduled to appear and overtime to emerge with a 4-4 By the end of the Whalers’ Whaler backguard Risto Siltanen, period, swiping his own rebound with a wrister from the top of the ree’s htind went up to sigmd the retiring in 1981. He was a member Morano , of Manchester; nine Howard B. Matthews car waiting in a line of cars at the in court today. deadlock and a single, imperative monster month, the big guy in the who inadvertantly backhanded in past Flyer goalie Pelle Lindbergh right circle. At 11:27, Philly's boarding pemdty, which was then of the Connecticut Country Music grandchildren and five greo(- Hartford Road stop light. If a person decides to withdraw point. red suit and white beard won’t be the tying goal for the Flyers in the for his seventh marker of the year. tacked on afterwards in addition to Howard B. Matthews. 83. of Derrick Smith centered one to Ray Association and the Down East grandchildren Police said witnesses reported Manchester police, working with money from an Individual Retire "When you’re up by a goal in the the only one who will know if third period, patrons vented their Neufeld also set up team-leading Allison from behind the Whalers’ Tocchet’s fighting major. Middletown, husband of Degmar third period in your own building, Country Music Association. Memorial donations may be hearing Cratty’s tires screech and Hartfot'd police, searched an ap- ment Account before he is 59'A they’ve been bad or good. anger on referee Terry Gregson, scorer Mark Johnson’s seventh goal, but Siltanen riipi>ed it in Robertson, who was strictly (Anderson) Matthews, died Satur you don’t lose." said winger Dave made to the American Cancer said that Cratty's car seemed to be partment at 488 W. Middle Turn years old, that amount is taxable But try to restrain the “bah- who made — and didn’t make — and eighth goals in the .second and involved out of vengence ("I can’t He is also survived by seven day at Middlesex Memorial Tippett of the Whalers, who Society. 8 Lunar Drive. Wood- traveling excessively fast. pike late last Tuesday night and that year. humbugs" if the record is less than some questionable culls in the third periods, both on behind the let them do that to a guy like other sons. Timothy L. Sutherland Hospital. instead tied under similar condi Whaler notes bridge. 06525. or to a charity of the sparkling come Christmas hectic overtime. net passes. G re g "). got the obligatory five for of Jacksonville. Fla., Michael A. He was vice president and tions for the second time this year. morning. donor's choice. One decision that Hartford could "This game takes the pressure The Whalers played the first fighting but was also jisse.ssed Sutherland of Lubbock. Texas, treasurer of Wesleyan University, Lutz plans busy month Hartford blew a. 4-2, third-period be thankful for was when the off," said a relieved Neufeld. 44:24 minutes — two p e rils and Dennis P. Sutherland of Ellington. another two minutes for roughing, and treasurer of the Wesleyan lead to Buffalo at the Civic Center CURRENTLY, THE MOOD in Flyers had what they thought was "We’re almost .500, so we gotta be 4:24 Of the third — without a Terrance J. Sutherland of Rock Leo J. McCaffrey University Press from 1950 to t%9. on Nov. 3. thus nullifying what should’ve Hartford is unbeat, especially the game-winning goal wiped out happy.” penalty before Weir went off after been a Whalers’ power play ville. ■ Ronald A. Sutherland of His wife's cousins. Mrs. Harry But tying the second-best team after the fall from the rise to the Leo J. McCaffrey. 81. of Vernon, at 2:24 of OT. Philly rookie Rick At the official one-quarter mark a high stick “on-guard " with Smith "That’s the thing about over Granby. William A. Sutherland of Gustafson and Wilbert Johnson, in the N H L is a lot easier to accept top. a former Manchester resident, Tocchet was denied a bid for a haj^ of the season, the Whalers are 8-9-3 ... Rookie defensemen Mark K’usco time, the referees aren’t consist Windsor. Lewis L. Sutherland at are Manchester residents. ‘Critter’ events begin Saturday than the recent skid of punchless died Sunday at a local convales The Whalers broke out of an trick by either Whaler goalie Greg for 19 points, the most ever by a and Sylvain Cote continued to ent," said Malone, echoing what Is home: two brothers. Charles Su Born in Pittston, Pa., he had Whalers’ losses. And gaining one cent home He was the husband of alarming offensive slOmp with a Millen. the refs, or the light-man Hartford team at this juncture, improve ... Chris Kotsopoulos was a well-known stigma in NHL therland of Stafford Springs and lived in Middletown for the last 34 December will be the month of • Sat.. Dec. 1 — ToyExpo, 10 12:30 to 2 p.m. Admission: $1 for point was even more critical, Helen (Murphy) McCaffrey. 9-3 win over the Pittsburgh Pen behind the nets. Tocchet ticked a , Torrie Robertson also tallied for scratched for the .second game circles. "Guys know they can get Bert Sutherland of Rockville; years. He was a certified public “Critter Celebrations" at the Lutz a.m. to 4 p.m. Admission: $1 for non-members, 50 cents for considering the agenda for the next guins Thanksgiving night. The Before he retired, he had been rebound between Millen and the the Whalers in the first period, with a bruised side ... Sylvain away with more ” Becau.se in third three sisters. Eunice Davenport of accountant and a 50-year member Children's Museum, where child non-members, free for members. members. Pre-registration four weeks. Hartford’s weakest stalemate against Philadelphia employed as a f)lumber-steam right post, but the sly keeper picking a Joel Quenneville slap Turgeon remained out of the lineup periods and overtimes, officiators Portland. Elizabeth Condren of of the American Institute of ren may enjoy holiday events , • Tues., Dec. 4 through Sat.. recommended. opponent in the next 11 games is was frustrating, but there were fitter at St. Francis Hospital and appeared to pull the puck back out shot rebound off Lindbergh’s pads indefinitely .. Coach Jack Evtins go by ;i different rule Ixiok, one that Southington, and Marion Carley of Certified Public Accounting. ranging from a toy exposition this Dec. 15 — Holiday workshops for • Wed., Dec. 12 — Stencilled the defending Norris Division encouraging signs. Medicaf Center. Hartford. Before before it had crossed the goal line. and then stuffing it around into the "feels good” about the latest Ron deletes the.|>enalty chapter Canaan: 12 grandchildren; and that, he had worked at Pratt & He is also survived by a son. Dr. Saturday to a teddy bear picnic the . children in kindergarten through coaster workshop for 3-, 4-, and two great-grandchildren. Whitney in East Hartford. He had Stephen D, Matthews of Port following week. sixth grade. Pre-registration re 5-year-olds and their parents, 10 Washington. NY., and a Workshops will be held during quired. Call the museum at 643- The tuneral will be at 1 p.m. lived in Manchester for many a.m. Admission: $5.50 for non NHL roundup granddaughter. mornings for preschool children, 0949 for more information. Tuesday at the Carmon Funeral years before recently moving to members, $3 for members. The funeral will be Tuesday at 10 and afternoons for elementary • Wed.. Dee. 5 — Animal Home in Windsor, with burial in Vernon. • Thurs.. Dec 27 — Vacation a.m. in Memorial Chapel. Wes school students. Pre-registration cracker wreath workshop for 3-. 4- Elm Grove Cemetery. Calling He was born in Providence, R.I. filmiest, 12:30, 2, and 3:30 p.m. leyan University. Burial will be in is required for most of them. hours are'4 to6p.m. today and2 to4 He was a member of the Campbell and 5-year-olds and their parents. Admission: $1.50 for non- Indian 'Hill Cemetery. Calling p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m at the funeral Council. Knights of Columbus, of The month-long focus on animals 10 a.m. Admission: $5.50 for members. $1 for members. Call Bruins flatten Canadiens — real, stuffed, or make-believe — home. Manchester. hours at the Doolittle Funeral non-members. $3 for members. museum at 643-0949 for titles. Home, 14 Old Church S't. in will begin this Saturday with a toy Memorial donations may be He also is survived by a son, Pre-registration recommended. • Fri., Dec. 28 — Vacation By Mike Tullv minutes later as the Bruins broke Middletown, are today frpm 7 to 9 exposition from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. of (he right faceoff circle 3 56 into made to the Windsor Ambulance Matthew McCaffrey of L'nionville; • Fri., Dec. 7 — Teddy Bear filmiest, 12:30 aqd'2:30 p.m. UPI Sports Writer open a close game. p.m. The expo will feature handcrafted overtime to help Quebec complete Fund, P.O. Box 155, Windsor. a daughter. Catherine Ann Donis Picnic for 3-. 4- and 5-year-olds and • Sat., Dec.( M — Vacation "We came out flat tonight ;ind it Memorial donations may be toys on exhibit and for sale, crafts a sweep of the weekend series 06095. of Springfield. Mass.: a sister, their parents, 10 to 11:30 a.m. or filmiest, 12:30'and 3 p.m. Steve Kasper usually scores took awhile for us to get starttxl," for children attending the show to between the teams The Ranger Mary McElvogue in New Jersey: made to the Matthews Endowment about as many goal's as the guy Canadiens coach .lacques Lemaire make, and a visit from Santa have now lost six of their last .seven a stepsister. Helen McGariety of Fund of Wesleyan University he’s assigned to cheek — which said. "You can’t give Boston lour Armando Morano Pawtucket. R.I.: two granddaugh Library, or the Library of Wyom Claus. games, including an 8 5 defeat isn’t very many at all. or five goals and then begin to play against the Nords Saturday night The funeral for Armando 'Red” ters and a grandson. ing Seminary, Kingston. Pa. Wooden toys, stuffed animals, IILWAYS Bmp/SELLMG But Sunday Kasper enjoyed a because they’re loo good a team” Quebec grabbed p 2 0, first period Morano. 69. of Old Saybrook. a The funeral will be Thursday at 9 dolls, and other items will be rare night in the fast lane, joining availabfe. Admission to both the Middleton scored Boston’s first lead on |M)wer play goals by J F former Manchester resident who a m. from the John F. Tierney- In Memoriam those glamorous goal-scorers. The goal, on the power play, to offset museum and ToyExpo will be $1 (MIM ft VIUMES Sauve and Andre Savard New died Friday at Middlesex Memor Funeral Home, 219 W. Center sT. Bruins’ defensive specialist .scored Bob Gainey’s early score. In loving memory of Saturday, though museum York caipe back to tie it on tallies ial Hospital, was today in St. followed by a mass of Christian o n m jn m v ruamua. Uc. his first NH L career hat trick and Tom Fergus and Keith Crowder Mark's Church, Westbrook, with burial at St Joseph Church. members will be admitted free. m m m n iiid by Mike Rodgers and Anders my dear brother, M T p n e n 11! added an assist to power Boston to added Boston’s other goal.s. — IledlM'rg On Friday. Dec. 7, the museum a fight-filled 7-4 victory over the Charles Lenorsky, who will host its annual Teddy Bear U-$. $anr Mhn Mtra 1$3$, VS/Vfi 1______>10lM ar'ean Crowder scoring his lOOlh in the U.S. $l*tr OiMM M ore 1$$S, Pvlag.'______t r m m Adams Division-leading Montreal N HL — while Ray Bourque and Picnic • for preschool children. passed November 26th, 11,$. $lnr Qnrtott B a lm ifis, Paytaf______i ^ H an Canadiens. Teddy bears, children and their Louis Slelgher added three a.ssists Capitals 5, Black Hawks 0 D.B., where are you? 1922. U.S. $ l* a r HaH DaHws M a t a 1$$S, Payfag______2J S a r S a n "The goals just hadn’t been apiece and Crowder hud . two. parents are invited. y A l l,andover, Md., Dave Chris 0,$. $l«er MANCHF:STER h e r a l d . Monday. Nov. 26, 191M - 13 Scoreboard At last, NFL Roundup Seahawks break the habit, Browns 27. Oilers 10 w in, lose & DREW Saturday's college results College footbelislindings Joiner Football Houston 7 0 0 3— 10 East MAJOR INDEPENDENTS Ctovetond 711 0 7— 27 Pittsburgh 31, Penn St. 1) W L T Pts OP First South South Carolina 10 1 0 324 2X tie Broncos in A F C West (Seorgla Tech 79, Boptbt Coll. 66 is No. 1 CtoBrennan 14 pass from McDonald Boston College 8 2 0 359 258 NFL standings (Bohr kick), 7:11 Grombling 3), Southern 29 Florida Stote 7 2 1 372 2 H ■ By Mike Barnes tie in the fourth quarter. Norm Obed Ariri In the first quarter Hou-BostlcHtumblerecoverv (Cooper w tw Kentucky 17 Tennessee 12 Virginia Tech 8 3 0 W ISO PITTSBURGH (UPl) - It Johnson then kicked u28-yardfield kick), 12:04 Loublono St. 31 Tulane 15 Rutgers 7 3 0 213 155 looked for awhile like ironman UPl Sports Writer proved to be the difference. Amrleoti Conftranct Second tfWiin. Louisiana Tech 66, Mbs. Valley 19 Miami, Fla 8 4 0 346 276 goal with 6:32 left that gave Seattle COM C I6 F G Bahf 18,4:23 Morylond 45 Virginia 34 A rm y 6 3 1 282 X I Charlie Joiner would have to wait The Seattle Seahawks broke the M bsbslppl 24 M bs. St. 3 a 10-point lead. W L T Fct. PF M CtoNewsome 12 pass from M c D 6 West Virginia 7 4 0 2» IX at least another eight days to habit Sunday and with it Denver’s Krieg began the day by hooking Cardinals 17, Eagles 16 x-M lam I 11 1 0 .917 380 198 nald N. Carolina 17, Duke 15. Notre Dome 7 4 0 279 202 accompUsh the inevitable — be- Naw England 8 5 0 .815 319 382 (Bahr kick), 8:32 Richmond 35, Boston U. X Penn State 6 5 0 209 2 X stranglehold on the AFC West. up with- Daryl Turner for an At St. l/Ouis. Neil O’Donoghue N Y Jett 6 6 0 .500 263 258 C I6 F G Bohr 29.13:09 S. Corollno 21 Ctemson 21 Syracuse 6 5 0 I X 1ST (taming the NFL’s all-time leading ’The Broncos have pulled out so 80-yard scoring pass on the game’s- kicked a 44-yard field goal with Indlanogolls 4 9 0 .308 197 343 Fourth , , Southwest Memphis State 5 5 1 X I ITS receiver. Buftolo 1 12 0 .077 191 366 H ou-FG Cooper 39,3:04 Arizona 16, Arizona St. 10 Tem ple 5 5 0 191 174 many victories in the closing first play from scrimm;ige. eight seconds remaining to lift the Central CtoBrennon 7 pass from McDonald ^ k . St. 37, Tenn.-Chottonoogo 10 N o w 4 5 1 219 2 X All things considered. Joiner seconds this year that it’s become Cardinals. The Eagles, who played Plttiburoh 7 6 0 .538 331 200 (Bohr kick) 10:40 Baylor 24, Texos 10 So. Mississippi 4 7 0 i n 243- probably would have preferred almost routine. Five of their 11 most of the game without quarter C ncinnatl 5 8 0 .385 243 280 A-46877 Hpjbton 24, Texos Tech 17 Pittsburgh 3 7 1 IX 242 prolonging the drama a little Bears 34, Vikings 3 Clevelond 4 9 0 .308 186 234 pWfRiomo 24, Okta. St. 14 Tulane 3 8 0 177 275 wins have been decided by 3 points back Ron Jaworski - out for the Houston 2 11 0 .154 181 363 Heu Ctov SMU 31, Arkansas X Cincinnati 2 9 0 198 414 longer. No matter what the out- and it appeared another spectacu At Minneapolis, the Bears won year with a fractuizHl ankle — had W M t First downs 11 18 Texos ABM 35, TC U 21 Louisville 2 9 0 237 360 (tame next Monday night, he could lar ending was in the works when their first title of any kind since taken a 16-14 lead on Paul McFad- y-Denver 11 2 0 .846 293 198 Rushes-yords 25— 109 38— 120 Wssf East Carolina 2 9 0 210 309 have at least basked in the Seattle 1I 2 0 .846 359 200 Possing yords 38 142 Brigham Young X , Utoh St. 13 IVY LEAGUE (PMoO Rich Karlis trotted out to attempt a 1963 when Steve Fuller fired two den’s 32-yard field goal with 1:50 L A Raiders 9 4 0 .692 392 228 Socks bv-vords 4— 46 1— 9 Hawaii 48, New Mexico 13 Conlirence All Garnet adoration of the hometowiv San game-tying 25-yard field goal with TD pusses and Chicago’s top- left Son Diego 6 7 0 .462 340 348 Return yards 97 175 Notre Dame 19, USC 7 WLTPteOP WLTPteOP Diego fans, 32 seconds left. ranked defense smothered the Konsos City 5 8 0 .385 223 283 Passes 9— 20— 2 14— 26— 1 Penn. 7002X 73 8 10287IX But after nearly three quiet Overtime and another miracle hapless Vikings. Walter Payton Nattanol Conference Punts 6— 41.2 2— 63.0 Yale 5 2 0 172 165 6 3 0 213 185 Steelers 52, Chargers 24 E ttt Fumbles-lost 3-0 1—1 How UPl’s top 20 fared Harvard 5 2 0 1 X 1 X 5 4 0180194 quarters Sunday, Joiner finally Denver finish was likely. What rushed for 117 yards for the Bears. ■ax/ . W L T Pet. PF PA Penaltles-yards 7-44 3—20 Brown 4 301X1X 4 50165235 caught the 5 passes he needed to 9-4. At Pittsburgh. Mark Malone hit N Y d a n ts 8 5 0 .615 365 250 Tim e of possession 26:35 33:25 happened next wasn’t. _NEW YORK (UPl) — How the UPl Cornell 3 4 0 X 108 3 6 0104I X reach 650 receptions for his career Washington 8 5 0 .615 336 238 Princetn 3 5 0 1 6 5 I X 4 5 0195I X Karlis’ kick bounded off the right John Stallworth for three of his Dallas 8 5 0 .615 233 240 Individuat Stottstics Rams 34, Buccaneers 33 Bears 34. Vll(lngs3 T°P ® college football teams fared In and pass former Washington great gomes played the week ending Saturday, Dortmth 2 501441X 2 701742X upright and fell back onto the field, four touchdown passes to help tlie SL Louis 7 6 0 .538 332 285 R U S H IN G — Houston-M orlorty 1681, ColumbI 0 7 0 87 224 0 9 0 1172 X Charley Taylor as No. 1. 49eis 35, Saints 3 Ed Nov. X : and for the first time in 1984. a Steelers, 7-6. run up the NFL’s Phllodelphia 5 7 1 .423 231 251 Los Angeles O N 717— M CMcogo 71017 6-34 SOUTHEASTERN Central wards 320, Moon 3-4, Joyner 34. Young (126) defeated Utoh On the day his Chargers were Broncos' story had a different, At New Orleans, the 49ers used highest point total this year and Tam pa Bay 9 7 N 7— 33 Mbmesota 1 0 0 0— 3 Olavs M ichl^n Dec. 21 In Conference AH Gcanet x-Chloogo 9 4 0 .692 274 186 Cleveland— Green 2674, Byner 941, WLTPteOP WLTPteOP pounded 52-24 by the Pittsburgh e ^ n g . The miss allowed the two Joe Montana TD pas.ses and retain their two-game lead in the White FHTt - Ftrst Holhtoy Bowl. Green Bov 5 8 0 .385 305 267 T B -F G A riri 26, 4:54 Florida 5 0 1 167 X 8 1 1 314 I X eight sacks to clinch the NFC West 18, J. Oovls 1-5, McDonald 1-mlnus 4. Min. F G Stenerud 19,10:41 1 Okidhomo State (6 2 ) lost to Steelers, the 37-year-old dean of Seahawks to escape with a thrilling AFC Central. San Diego’s Charlie Detroit 4 8 1 .346 250 316 TB-Wllder 1 run (kick tailed), 13:40 CM-Goult X pass from Fuller (Thom as Auburn 4 1 0 94 80 8 3 0 324222 Tom oa Boy 4 9 0 .308 257 326 ^PASSING — Houston-Moon 9263 Oklahoma 2614; plays South Carolina NFL wide receivers reached the 27-24 victory that left the two clubs and come within one victory of Joiner iH-came the league’s all- Woond kick), 13:28 Dec. X In Gator Bowl. LSU 4 1 1 1X117 8 2 1 305198 Minnesota 3 10 0 .231 238 364 LA-DIckerson 2 run (Lonsford kick), Georgia 4 201X116 7 302X1X milestone oh a 3-yard toss at tied atop in the AFC West with 11-2 guaranteeing the home-field ad time leading receiver with a 3-yard ¥VMt Cleveland-McDonald 16261-151. Second _ 1 O k lc ^ m a (61-1) defeated Oklahomo 4:32 Chl-FG Thomas 45, 7:48 State 2614; ploys Washington Jon. I In Kentcky 3 3 0 95141 8 3 0 223 207 midfield from reserve quarter- records. vantage throughout the playoffs. grab in the final quarter. x-San Fran. 12 1 0 .923 370 187 TB -J..B a ll 16 pass from DeBerg (A rirl Tenn. 2 30 121 I X 6 3 1 271 225 L A Roms 8 5 0 .615 269 260 ^RECEIVING— Houston-Brvont 1-14, Chl-Moorheod 13 poss from Fuller Orange Bowl. hack Ed Luther with 4:47 "I just missed it," Karlis said. "I kick), 9:18 (Thomas kick), 14:36 4. Texos (7-2-1) lost to Baylor 167; Vandrbit 2 30147 164 5 502X248 New Orleans 6 7 0 .462 246 300 Alabama 1 40100118 4 6 0 209193 remaining. Williams 2-22, Dressel 1-15, McCloskev 1- L A -F G Lonsford 35,13:16 Third mays Texas A8,M Dec. 1. just lined it up wrong. I don’t write Giants 28, Chiefs 27 Raiders 21, Colts 7 Atlanta 3 10 0 .231 232 314 Th h d Chl-FG Thomas 37, 5:01 Mbs. 1 50115148 4 61 194X1 x-dlndiod dlyislea title 11, Walls 18, M orlorty 1-mlnus4, Holston Washington (IM ) was Idle; plays He ended the day with 6 catches the scriptS-for..these games." LA-DIckerson 1 run (Lonsford kick), Chl-BHI36lntcrceptlon return (Thomas Oklahoma Jon. 11n Orange Bowl. Mbs.St 1 5 0 8 5 IX 4 7 0190ZX At East Rutherford. N.J.. Phil At Los Angeles. Marc Wilson v-cUndied plovalt berth 1-11,Edwords18.Cleveland-Newsome16 3:49 kick) ATLANTIC COAST (FkloO for 70 yards, the first not until late The Seattle tandem of Dave Sunday's Resutts 102, Brennan 4-34, Holt 18, Walker 18. , *• ^ l o State (6 2 ) was Idle; plays Simms shook off three first-half pas.s»*d for two first-half touch T B -F G A rirl 24,10:02 Chl-Pdyton 2run (Thom osklck), 12:19 S c^tw n Cal Jon. 1 In Rose Bowl. Centarenn AH Gomes in the third quarter. He tied Taylor Krieg and Steve Largent couldn’t lAII Times EST) Missed Held gcxtls: None. A-56881 WLTPteOP WLTPteOP interceptions by throwing two TD Cincinnati 35, Atlonta 14 TB-Armstrong 6 pcss from DeBerg _,T Horlda (61-1) did not play; i^avs at with a 25-yard TD pass from have asked for a better script. downs and ran for anolher score (A rirl kick), 15:00 Florida State Dec. 1. Morvlnd 5 0 0 204102 8 3 0 3 X 243 passes in the final 7:30 to keep the and the Raiders allowed Indiana Washington 41, Buttalo 14 Virginia 3 1 2 189 108 7 2 2 298 219 Luther and made history seconds Krieg completed 30-of-44 passes Clevelond 27, Houston 10 Fourth 6 Nebraska (9-2) did not play; plays Giants. 8-5, in a first-place tie in the polis to cross midfield only twice. Raiders 21. Colts 7 LA-Kemp 1 run (Lansfordklck),2;37 First downs 20 9 Auburn or Loubkina State Dec. 1 In Na. Cor. 3 21 1191X 5 51 234274 later on the first play after an for 406 yards and Largent caught a N.Y. Giants 28, Konsos City 27 Wake For 3 30 91 124 6 502D52X NFC East with Washington and L.A. Rams 34, Tompa Boy 33 L A -D Ic k e rs o n 33 ru n (L a n s to rd Rushes-vards 42— 229 19— 90 Sugar Bowl. ensuing onsides kick. career-high 12 passes for 191 The victory left the Super Bowl kick), Passing yards 178 90 9. South Carolina ( 161) defeated x- \ i Manchester man Advice \ About Town 1 picked to direct /' Train show for family Friends write letters Red Cross post This season, forget tie for Gramps The third annual Marklin Weekend will be held The Manchester Friends of Music will meet Saturday and Sunday from 1 to 4 p.m. at the Train Tuesday at 7:15 p.m at Illing Junior High School Exrtange, New England Hobby Supply. 71 Hilliard St. cafeteria to stuff envelopes with letters to area Philip Vaglica of Manchester has been named D E A R A B B Y ; Now that people birthday, anniversary, gradua considers his pet a "m em ber of the Marklin, the world’s largest model train manufac businesses. New members are welcome to attend. chairman of disaster services for the Connecticut Valley East Branch, have started to shop for holiday tion, get-well and condolence cards family." include a tin of cat or dog turer, is celebrating its 125th anniversary. Uwe gifts, please remind them about toothers. (Be a sport! Stamp some food for the pet. Thaysen, Marklin’s German factory representative, American Red Cross, according to branch what and what not to give the older Dear envelo|)es,) Don't give wine or liquor unless will be at the session to answer questions. The Train Community battles cancer chairman Horace person. Don't give anyone a gift of you’re'sure the recipients imbibe. Exchange’s many train layouts will be operating. On The American Cancer Society will sponsor a Grant. Vaglica. plating I’M ONE IN clothing unless you're absolutely Candy, nuts and fruitcake make Sunday, the Silk City Model Train Layout, one of the seminar, “Progress Against Cancer in-opr Commun Abby manager at Multi- INDIANAPOLIS sure the size is right. That goes for wonderful gifts for thdse who largest in the country, will operate all day. ity: A Practical Approach," Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at Circuits. a division of Abigail color and style, too. aren't counting calories, but Manchester Country Club. please have compassion for those 4 A Tyco Corp., recently D E A R I’M O N E : Many others If you're tempted to pass along a Speakers will be attorneys William Diana and Van Buren Teacup auction at center J m l H moved from the Boston have refjuested a rerun of my scarf, purse, wallet or some who are, and lead them not into Leonard Horvath, certified public accountant Ri area. column on holiday ^ifts — for useless little doodad you received temptation. v. The Golden Age Club will meet Tuesday at 1 p.m. chard Bottaro, Dr. Robert Schwartz and Richard Vaglica said he wants people of all ages — M d here it is: three Christmases ago, please Resist giving toddlers stuffed at the Manchester Senior Citizens’ Center, East Clough. animals and dolls that are bigger to form two teams Jn income probably would be deligh don't; the recipient will probably Miijdle Turnpike. A teacup auction will be held. F o r more information, call the society at 643-2168. than they are. And parents will each of the branch’s six D E A R R E A D E R S ^ ,C a n you ted to receive a basket of goodies. find it just as useless as you did. , (Besides, you might get it back the thank you for not sending their towns, Manchester, Bol believe it’s time to prepare for the Include small cans of salmon, year after next.) children horns, drums, sirens or Learn to communicate ton. East Hartford, holidays again? Well, it is, so do chicken, ham. tuna, vegetables, W ATES to play bingo If someone x)n your gift list is whistles. If you give a child a game South Windsor, Marlbo yourselves a favor and do your fruit, instant coffee, tea bags, VERNON — "How to Communicate with your living on a pension, a check for any or book, be sure it’s- in the Manchester W A TE S will meet Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. rough and Glastonbury. Christmas shopping early. crackers, cookies and instant .soup Children," a workshop for parents, will be given amount would be much more appropriate age range. ut-Orange Hall. Members will get weighed from 6:30 Each team will consist If you’re wondering what to give mixes. Wednesday at 7 p.m. at Suite 109, Professional appreciated than a frivolous little Instead of giving someone a gift uCT.m p.m. Alberta Norris will be in charge of the of three volunteers Aunt Jennie or Grandpa, who don’t Older people who live in confined Building, 281 Hartford Turnpike, by Counseling trinket. O r give someone who's with permission to "exchange it if bjujo. trained in disaster ac Nice horsey go out'much, let me tell you what quarters do not need more Affiliates Inc. Annie Abeloff, a marriage and family counting pennies a year's sub it’s not what you w ant," save tion courses on imme not to give them: "things" that are ornamental only. counselor, will speak. For more information, call scription to a newspaper or maga yourself (and him) much time and diate assistance, mass A class from the Child Development No dusting powder, aftershave Don't .send music boxes, statuettes 871-6082. zine you know he or she will enjoy. effort and give him a gift certifi feeding and shelter oper Center at Manchester Community or cologne. (They probably have or other bric-a-brac. ■ If you buy a gift on sale, be sure cate in the first place. Learn about computers ation. He is. seeking several unopened boxes gathering A truly thoughtful gift: post Philip Vaglica College admires a horse at the it's appropriate, since if the Holiday time can be very de persons to participate in dust on their closet shelves.) cards and some lined stationery The Buckley School P T A will meet Wednesday at Beethoven Chorus rehearses Botticello farm on Hillstown Road. The recipient tries to take it back he pressing for people who are alone, training and to be ready to serve when needed. with envelopes and a generous 7:30 p.m. in the cafeteria. Linda Loretz, chairwoman Grandpa doesn’t need another will be told, "Sorry, sale merchan so if you know someone who might The Beethoven Chorus will rehearse Tuesday from "Th e only qualification to volunteer is to be willing center is in the Lowe building at the supply of postage stamps. (En- of the Board of Education Elementary Computer necktie, and Aunt Bertha doesn’t dise is not returnable." be alone and lonely, give him or her 10 to 11 a.m. at Emanual Lutheran Church. Coffee and to help people,” Vaglica explained, adding that the college. Openings are avialable in clo.se some felt-tip pens, too.) Committee, will explain the computer program for refreshments will be’served. really want any more brooches, Don't give anyone a pet unless the best gift of all — an invitation to GQfle 6, the computer courses which will be volunteers should not be fire or police personnel afternoon classes. Call 647-6075 for The homebound will appreciate spend the holidays with you and because they are already involved. necklaces or bracelets. you're absolutely .sure it's wanted imrtemented in other grades over the next five years, more information. With the price of groceries so a box of greeting cards for all and will be properly cared for. And your, family. Loneliness is the aStthe history of the committee. "Th e priority is to get victims out of harm ’s way and high, folks who live alone on a fixed occasions .so that they too can send if you want to delight someone who ultimate poverty. Club wreath at athc^n^eum into shelter.” Vaglica said. Manchester Junior Women's Club will submit a In a single-home or large-scale emergency, the Red (^ r ie n speaks on drugs grapevine wreath with a country look to the Cross helps victims find shelter and gives them he was shelter manager for 4Ud persons in the Chelsea. Wadsworth Atheneum annual Festival of Trees from vouchers for food and clothing. Mass., fire when 20 city blocks burned in two wtNiks. UPl photo D r. James E . O ’Brien will speak on the effects of Since 1970, Vaglica has taught 150 classes of Vaglica is a lO-gallon-'plus blood donor. His wife. Good, regular habits improve bowels drug and alcohol abuse at the Dec. 4 meeting of the Nov. 30 to Dec. 9. Marilyn Neumayer, who has standard, multi-media and advanced first aid. In 1975 Jackie, is a bloodmobile volunteer. For designer Adrienne Vittadini, it ail began with a Marichester Memorial Hospital support group for designed several wreaths for previous festivals, sweater. Today, several million sweaters later, she is the families with members who suffer chronic mental dsigned this year's entry. Diana Baril and Jeanne D E A R DR. LAM B — I’m a 52-year- >-isk. That formula diet didn't provide these lumps forever. Could this be illness. Forschino helped make it. A duplicate will be raffled old woman in good health except for the needed bulk for normal bowel Hodgkin’s disease? I feel fine other new owner of the annual Coty American Fashion Critics O’Brien, a physician and pharmacist, is an at the club’s Dec. 13 meeting at the Manchester my bowels. For the past three years I function. Constipation often accom wise. I’m 23. Award. assistant professor of psychiatry and medicine at the Country Club. College Notes have had difficulty. I never had any Your panies fad diets that don't provide D E A R R E A D E R - When the University of Connecticut Health Center. He is a The club is raising money for Hartford Interval problems until three years'ago, when adequate bulk. Once your colon lost cause of a lump is not obvious, there former Connecticut commissioner of pharmacy and is House, a shelter for battered women and their I started a diet. Like most women my Health its usual habits, it never returned to is only one answer: Take a biopsy, or children, by providing letters from Santa. A request age, I started to gain weight, so I fol its natural rhvthm. a fellow of the American College of Clinical Reuben graduates Monahan in honor society Lawfrence remove it and look at it under a Sweatered look cops with a child’s name and $1 may be sent to Lynn lowed a liquid-formula diet plan. It Increase the bulk in your diet, drink Pharmacology. micrt^cope. Jacobs, 238 Timrod Road, for a reply from Santa. David R. Monahan of 12 Horace St. has been named was supposed to provide everything I plenty of fluids and re-establish a nor Stacey Reuben of Manchester graduated recently La m b , M .D. I doubt very much that anyone to the Presidential Honor Soc'iety at the DeVry needed without eating anything else. I mal reflex pattern. That means eat from Manchester Memorial Hospital School of knows what those lumps you have Institute of Technology in Phoenix. Ariz. Monahan, an followed it for six weeks and it cer ing a good breakfast, which includes award for designer Radiologic Technology. It was the 25th annual really are. If they cannot tell you spe Dental week under way electronics technician student, has a 3.5 grade point tainly did help me lose weight, but my at least two glasses of liquid and graduation of the two-year program. cifically what they are, one should be Births average. bowel function changed completely. I going to the bathroom shortly atter- taken out and examined carefully. Bv Gav Pauley wear. as do many members of her Manchester Dental Society has declared this week, used to be as regular as a clock, but “ Dental Health Week for the E lderly.” they used to before that crazy diet? ward every morning, with or without United Press International family, all active as skiers, tennis Riggsby, Amy Elizabeth, daughter of Peter and starting with that diet. I could go sev The lumps probably are lymph In conjunction with the Manchester Health I’m glad to have lost a few pounds, results, until your colon gets in the players, and for her gardening Kiroberlee Metcalf Riggsby of 93E Sycamore Lane, Local UConn pupils on Jobs Ansaidi in ‘Who’S Who’ eral days without a bowel movement. but I don't appreciate the way in habit again. Your story should be a nodes, which can become enlarged for NEW YORK — For designer also. - Department, the Society will sponsor free dental was born Oct. 22, at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Andrew Ansaldi, a senior finance and maiiagement Then I started to have pains that which this has wrecked my bowels! good warning to those tempted by fad many reasons. A local collection of Adrienne Vittadini. it all began Adrienne Vittadini was born in screenings at the Manchester Senior Citizens’ Center Allen Cavicchi of 96 Alton St.. Rilu Ahluwalla of 40 Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Donald major at Susquehanim University of Selinsgrove, Pa., were like cramps in the side of my Any suggestions will be appreciated. diets. enlarged nodes could be a local infec with a sweater. Budapest, Hungary, oldest of three and other senior citizen housing developments. Niles St. and Paul Z^ppof 44 Lawton Rd., University W.- Metcalf of Carpenter Road, Coventry. Her is in the 1985 edition and dire<-tory of "W ho’s Who abdomen, and when I did have a D EAR R EA D ER — See your doc DEAR DR. LAM B — Can you give tion; hence the nodes in the neck She started her sportswear com children of Dr. Alexander Toth, Today screenings look place at Mayfair Gardens of Connecticut students who have accepted work bowef movement, it was often hard enlarge with a sore throat. They also paternal grandparents are Jeanne Sapia of Manches Among Students in American Universities and tor to be certain about the cause of me some information on Hodgkin's pany five years ago after several physician and dentist. Sbe was 12 and at the Manchester Senior Citizens' Center. assignments in a cooperative education program and dry. Sometimes I also would have can enlarge due to cat-scratch fever. ter and Talmatige Riggsby of Morehead, Ky. Colleges” your abnormal bowel function. An disease? I have a small lump in my years of free-lance knitwear de when the family fled to the United Here’s the rest of the schedule: alternating six months of full-time work with loose stools. There are many other causes for gen Forst, Michael Thomas, son of Thomas s. and unexplained change in bowel function neck and four small lumps by my signing. Today, several million States, among the hundreds of Wednesday — Manchester Senior Citizens' Center academic semesters. Now I eat a fairly normal diet, but eralized enlargement of nodes other Giselda Salzarulo Forst of Wethersfield, was born He is an East Catholic High School graduate At is a sign of colon cancer. groin area. I’ve seen two doctors who sweaters later, VittadinUs the new thousands of refugees escaping the from 1 to 2:30 p.m., my bowels have never returned to than Hodgkin's disease, but it can be Odt. 26 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His Susquehanna, he is on the dean’s list, a university The diet may explain your prob say I shouldn’t worry, but I'm scared. owner of the annual Coty Am eri Soviet invasion of of Hungary in Thursday — Manchester Senior Citizens’ Center Cavicchi, son of Carol Cavicchi, wiil work with normal. Why don’t they function like one of the causes. maternal grandparents are Michael and Angela scholar and a member of Delta Mu Delta. He plays in lem, but don't take an unnecessary One doctor said I'll probably have can Fashion Critics Award. 1956. from 10 to 11:30 a.m. and 1 to 2:30 p.m. United Technology Building Automat. Salzarulo of Rocky Hill. His paternal grandparents "We'll produce one million Dec. 3 — Westhill Gardens. 9 to 10 a m. Ahluwalia will work at Hartford Life in Windsor. the band and wind ensemble. He is the son of Kathryn Her family settled in Philadel ard Arthur and Mary Ellen Forst of Seagraves Road, Sonja Henie introduced the m in sweaters this year,” she said. "B ut Dec. 12 — Salvation Army Citadel, 1 to 2 p.m. Zepp, ^on of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Zepp, will work Ansaldi of Baldwin Road and Andrew Ansaldi Jr of Supermarket Shopper phia where Adrienne studied at'the Coventry. He has a sister, Sara, 3. iskirt to figure skating in 1924. if I don’t get back to m y design Moore College of Art. Dec. 19 — Spencer Village. 1 to 2 p.m. with Travelers’s Insurance Co. in Hartford. Bolton. board ...” On graduation, she was awarded The designer was commenting a fellowship and travelled to Paris Freebie coupon stumps retailer on the flurry of non-design activity to work with the designer Louis that followed winning the award, Feraud. By this time, she also was Thoughts established in 1942 and considered free lancing as a knitwear de By Martin Sloane as presitgious a salute to an United Feature Syndicate signer. On an assignment in Milan, Clip ‘n’ file refunds The philosopher. David Hume, American designer as the Oscar is she met Gianluigi Vittadini, whom to a film actor. she m arried 12 years ago. Her Classified... 643-2711 D E A R M A R TIN : In the Wednesday, Sept. 11, issue wrote an essay on the sufficiency of Business Opportunities 22 Store/Oftice Space Household Goods Health Products (File ll-A) the light of nature for man's Vittadini is a many talented husband, formerly with a pharma F o r a d v e rtis e m e n t' to be of the Yakim a Herald, I found an advertisement for a I'VUiiL.cs Situation Wanted 23 Resort Properly i s c Rates figure in the apparel business. She ceutical company, now is asso M for Sole published Monday, the dead "F re e ” box of the new Encaprin arthritis pain spiritual needs. A noted minister. L o st/F o u n d ...... 01 Employment Info. 24 Misc. for Rent Home ond Garden Minimum Charge: Clip out this file and keep it with sim ilar F.W. Robertson, published a ser designs for the company’s three ciated with .Vittadini as treasurer line IS 2 30 p m on F n d a v reliever from Procter & Gamble. The coupon had the P ersonals...... 02 Instruction 25 W onted to Rent Pets $3.00 for one day cash-off coupons — beverage refund offers with mon upholding the opposite thesis, divisions, working with her own and business manager. word "F R E E ” in big, bold letters and underneath it Announcements ...... 03 Roommotes Wanted Musical Items beverage coupons, for example. Start collecting pointing, out that the light of nature yarns, the often off-beat color and ” I ’m trying to reach an attitude, Per Word; said. "One M aximum SO-Capsule or One Regular pattern combinations of the tex Recreotionoi items l 2 d o v s 20C Read Your Ad 75-Capsule Size.” Right under these words in small the needed proofs of purchase while looking for needs to be supplemented by the not an age group,” she said of her Real Estate tiles made to her order in the Antioues 3 5 d o v s 18C letters it said. " O r $3 off on any larger size.” the re q u ir^ forms at the supermarket, in light of a revelation from God. The designs. " I have nieces in their Clossitied advertisement., United States, Europe and Asia. , Homes tor Sole 31 SerVICeS newspapers and magazines, and when trading two were brought together by teens in m y things. And my_ To g Soles 6 days ' 16C ore token bv telephone us a When I went to m y local supermarket with the She also serves as board chairman financial condominiums 32 Services Offered Wonted to Duv with friends. Offers may not be available in all mutual friends to debate the mother-in-law, she’s in her 70s.” 26 dovs 12C convenience "F re e ” coupon, I picked up a package of Encaprin of the company that bears her AAnrtnnoes Ik Lots/Land for Sole 33 Pointing/Pooering areas of the country. Allow 10 weeks to receive matter. Happy Ads: The Manchester Hciora^v- maximum-strength SO-capsule and took it to the cash each refund. When the evening ended, Hume name, and could model everything Personal Loons::: ::: 12 Investment Property M Building/Controct.ng $3 00 per c o lu m n inch register. The cashier looked at the package, which the company produces. responsible only lor one/iK Oi The following refund offers are worth $13.19. rose to leave. Robertson took a iiTsiiranre n Business Property 35 Roofmg/Siding rect insertion and Uien only was marked $3.69, looked at the coupon and said I This week's refund offers have a total value of light to show him the way. Hume "I try on everything we make," For the Record Automotive Deadlines VV^ted to Borrow 14 Resort Property . 36 Heating/Plumbing tor the size ot the onginol would only be allowed $3 off the purchase price. She $27.94. protested, "Don't worry about me. said Vittadini. who's five feet — F lo o rin g Cars Trucks (or Sole For classified advertise in s e rtio n said that the store would only be reimbursed for $3 no I always find the light of nature seven, slim, and totally pulled These offers do not require a refund form; Motorcycles Bicycles ments to be published Tues- matter what size box I had chosen.. sufficient." But opening the door, together. " I won't cut any garment Because of an- editing error, a ’ Services Wanted E r r o r s w h ic h do not lessen TUM S Atlas Offer, P.O. Box 3828, Stamford, C T Employment Rentals Rec Vehicles dov through Saturday, the he stumbled over something on the larger than a size 14. In knitwear headline on page 14 in Saturday’s the value ottheadvertisemeni I fo llo w ^ the instructions to the letter and should 06905. Receive a Rand McNally Atlas plus $2 in Auto Services deadline is noon on the day steps and tumbled into the street. anything over 14 is dangerous. Herald incorrectly said that the &:..Education Sr^^tsrRent For sale w ill not btf corrected bv dn have gotten the 50-capsuIe package free. What do you coupons. Send one Universal Product Code Autos for Rent Lease before publication. Robertson jumped down beside Anyone heavier just shouldn’t panel backed an all-masculine Oddi I ionor insertion think? — Mrs. E.C. Sander. Yakima, Wash. symbol from Turns 150-tabIets, or two Universal Help Wonted ...... 21 H o m es for Rent .43 Holidov/Seasonol 61 Misc Automotive him. and hoiding up his light over wear it." Bible. It should have read backed Product Code symbols from Turns 75-tablets, or the prostrate philosopher to-see She also test wears her sports away from such a document. D E A R MRS. S A N D E R : I looked at the copy of the three Universal Product Code symbols from that he was not hurt, softly but "F re e " coupon you sent me and I noticed that it was Turns 3-RolIs plus the register tape with the firm ly said, "Y o u need a iittle light missing something most "Free” store-redeemed purchase price(s) circled, and a $1 check or from above.” Employment coupons have — a space for the retailer to fill in the money order for the postage and handling made HELP WANTED There is a little bit of the HELP WANTED IHELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED amount of the retail price so the store can be payable to Turns Atlas Offer, Expires Dec. 31, Cinema reimbursed properly. Without this, cashiers can 1984. philosopher in us ail. We all look for & Education ways to avoid the "true” light PART TIME/FULL COMPANION — To cook PROFESSIONAL COU TEACHERS — For Sun easily become confused, and I pointed this out when I Hartford NURSES AIDES — Full NUPRIN, Bristol-Myers Products, P.O. Box because it exposes our infidelity, Adventures of Buckarob Banzai (PG) TIME Help Needed — light meals, light house PLE SEEKING Ener day Jewish Religious or port time positions called Procter & Gamble. Cinema City — A Soldier's Story 7:15,9:15. 14025A, Baltimore, M D 21268. Receive a bookiet weakness and sin. Instead, we turn (P G ) 7:35, 10. — An American Choir seating and baske keeping. Flexible hours. getic non-smoker to core School. Teachers or sub available for 7 to 3 and 3 Mansfield ' ' For further Information for Infant In home. Bow "This supermarket would have been reimbursed titied, "Im portant Consumer Information about inward and try to live from ourown Werewolf In London (R) 9:30 with Trans-Lux College Tw in -l The Right CARPENTER - for home try mall order business stitutes for grades K -1 ,3. to 11 shifts. Certified Down oMhe Dead (R ) 7:10.— The Gods coll 649-1463. „ ers School area. In Mon-. for the entire $3.69, ” said a P 4 G spokesperson. "We Nuprin,” plus a 50-cent coupon. Please send a light, our own resources. The light Stuff (P G ) 7. — Superglrl (P G ) 7,9:ia. builder. Monchester- APPLICATIONS NOW needs oil around help. Salary cotpmensurote Aides preferred. Alter Must Be Crazy (P G ) 7:25, 9:45. — Vernon h elp w a n ted Chester. Salary negotia with education and expe have been trying to cut down on the small print on our post card. There is no purchase necessary. of human reason takes precedence Amadeus (PG) 7, 9:50. /Vernon area. Coll 643- ACCEPTED FOR: Grill Apply at Connecticut nate weekends required. Cine 1 a 2 — Teachers (R ) 7, 9. — 2111 9om to 5pm. Person, Pizza and Cone & Reecf Co., 205 PART TIME WEE ble. Coll 649-0011. rience. Coll 644-0446. coupons. This has caused some problems and we have Expires Dec. 31, 1984? over the "true" light in our lives CInesludio — The Lost Metro (R ) Body Double (R ) 7:20, 9:35. Apply In person during 7:30 with The Decameron (X ) 9:55. West Hartford CARPENTERS HELPER Grinder Person and Wai Hartford Rood, K EN D S — 11pm to 7om. sent letters to all retailers explaining how coupons more than we would like to admit. East Hartford business hours: Rock These offers require refund forms: Elm 1 a 2 — Indiana Jones and the — Steady work. Coll 643- tresses. Apply In person: Manchester. Cashier for self serve gas WANTED — EXPE BABYSITTER with own ville Memorial Nursing like the one for Encaprin should be handled. We have As a result, we frequently stumble Eastwood Pub a, cinema— Teachers Temple of Doom (PG) 7, 9:30. B -D Alcohol Swabs $1 Refund. Send the (R ) 7:15. 4005 or 646-1960. La Strode West, 471 Hart station and convenience RIENCED CLEANING transportation — For 2 informed them that if a P 4 G coupon calls for free in our spiritual darkness. The Movies — Cloak a Dogger (PG) Home, 22 South Street, required refund form and the B-D Alcohol Swabs Poor Richard's Pub a Cinema — ford Rood, Manchester. store. Must be reliable. LADY to work one even veor old boy. 5 mornings Rockville, CT. merchandise (and there is no limit that applies to the with All ot Me (P G ) from 12:05, 3:40 RECEPTIONIST/TY- name and reorder number from the tuck-in flap of Human reason is inadequate to Teachers (R ) 7:15. and 7:45. — The Adventures ot Bucka- EXCELLENT INCOME Call 643-6165. Apply: Vernon Shell, 875- ing a week. Coll after a week, beginning Janu free package), the store will be reimbursed for the full Showcase Cinemas — The Term ina PIST — For manufactur ary. Coll 647-8261. one Alcohol Swabs box top. Expires Dec. 31, 1984, deal with the spiritual darkness of roo Banzai (P G ) 12, 2:10, 4:10, 7:15, f o r Poet Tlnri^ home 5450. 6pm, 643-5234. retail price, plus the usual handling fee." tor (R ) 1:30, 7:40, 9:50. — Savage 9:20. — Night ot the Comet (PG-13) 12,. ing company In Vernon. A our lives. Without receiving our Streets (R ) 1:45, 7:40, 9:50. — Oh GodI assembly work. For In ASSEMBLERS - Full or AIRLINES NOW HIR 2:20,4:15, 7:25,9:30. 8am-4:30pm, 5 day week. LISTER EX Scrub Refund. Receive a $1 refund spiritual energy from the "true” You Devil (P G ) 1:20,7:30, 9:40. — Just Wllllmantic formation coll 1-504-641- port time. Day or even ING. Reservotionlsts, DEAR MARTIN: When I was pregnant with our and a 50-cent coupon good on any size'Listerex light, Jesus Christ, our flame the Wav You Are (P G ) 1:10, 7:20,9:30 Jlllson Square Cinema — Amadeus 8003, Ext. 8201. ing. Flexible hours. stewardesses and ground Coll Ellcott Mfg. Co., — SuDerglrl (P G ) 1, 7:15, 9:30. — (P G ) 7:30. — Missing In Action (R ) 7,9. Housewives, students. 071-6602. first child, I wrote to many companies that make baby Scrub. Send the required refund form and,the diminishes and is quickly Missing In Action (R ) 1:15,7:30,9:50.__ crew positions available. — Oh God! You Devil (P G ) 7, 9. — Coll 659-3573, ask tor N.S. products. I told them that I was expecting my first Universai Product Code symbol from the label on extinguished. Falling In Love (PG-13) 1:40,7:20,9:50. Superglrl (P G ) 7:15,9:15. Coll l-(619)-569-6315 for baby and would appreciate any literatufe^upons, or the back of the bottle, plus the register tape with There is but one light sufficient , — Places In the Heart (P G ) 1:30, 7:15, Windsor Employment. details. 24 hours. RESPONSIBLE PERSON 9:30. — The Muppets Take Manhattan Plaza — Indiana Jones' and the HOUSEWIVES samples. the purchase price circled. Expires Dec. 31, 1984. for life: the light which has come Needed to work with (G ) 12:45 with The Neverendlng Storv Temple of Doom (P G ) 7:15. E A R N U P T O $5000 N O R FO R M S Deodorant $1 Refund. Send the down from above; the light which (P G ) 2:25. — Silent Night, Deadly SID IN G C O N TR A C TO R - FEDERAL, STATE & young children In after Wow! I received a tremendous number of Install vinyl siding on monthly os a Real Estate required refund form and the bottom panel with still shines in the darkness. This is Night (R ) 7:40,9:45. CIVIL Service Jobs avail school program, 3- responses. More than a dozen enveiopes and packages Manchester J o r 9 e housing develop-, foreclosure rep. No li able. Call 1-(619)-569-8304 the Universal Product Code symbol from any size the light which the darkness Rodgers’ and Hammerstein’s S;30pm, Monday through arrived in m y mailbox from these and other UA Theaters East — Cloak a Dagger rnent. Prefer contractor cense or experience re for Information. 24 hours. Earn Extra Money Non-Scented or Herbal Norforms, and any cannot overcome — Jesus Christ. 9 with All of Me (P G ) 7:20. — Night ot “ Oklahoma” enjoyed a ninof2,212 Friday. Coll 646-1610. companies. I received many baby booklets and lots of the Comet (PG-13) 7:40. 9:35. — The nights on Broadway. wITKIn convenient travel quired. Notional com coupons, as well as several free items. It was a brand-size underarm deodorant, plus the dated distance of Vernon/Mon- pany provides complete Rev. Michael C. Thornton wonderful way to pass the time. — Jennifer Hart, register tapes with the purchase prices circled. cluuter area. Coll 9am to assistance. For Info, coll; With Your Own Expires Dec. 31, 1984. Associate Pastor Greensburg, Ind. 5pm, 643-2111. 1-317-839-8900, Ext. 1342. Center Congregational Church ESTATE AUCTION TELEPHONE OPERATOR Part Time Job 1st iiroil run of the iiwnrd winninq drama TH URSDAY, NOVEMBER 29th nig® at 6 P.M. * iTOWN OF MANCHESTER Experience required. Will be operating our AGNES OF GOD . .. and mothers with younO children, bring them November 28 -- December 1 at the Norwich Sheraton = Recreation Leader R O L M telephone system. We have a busy with you and save on baby sitting costs. Norwich, Conn. Exit 80 off 1-395 E Part-Time switchboard which requires prompt courteous preview: 1 p.m. 10% Buyer’s Premium service to our clienis and sales reps. Light Tweniy-two Hours per week. typing also required. 25 Oriental (Persian) Rugs; Oak Hoosier; Oak Ta E $3.79 - Hourly Salary plus gas allowance. bles: Oak “S” Roll Top Desk; Oak Chests; 4 com Encore Productions. \ 7 h e Manchester Recreation Department is look-. We offer a complete-non contributory benefit Call a new professional theater in residence modes; 6 clocks: 20 pieces of Leeds china; pewter’ Hng for an enthusiastic Recreation Leader to work program. Apply in person or call 643-1101. Iron toaster: game roaster; brass & iron beds’ doll 2at the Mahoney Recreation Center, 15 to 20 hours "Sufrrh .. triumphantr Replies will be kepi confidential. An equal furniture: marble top server; Gustav Stickley li l^er week, for the winter season. SOUND INTeReSTIMQ? The San Francisco Examiner opportunity employer. Male/Female. You can be a Herald Area Adviser Now four (wrtornuincas only brary table: Parlor set; Oak hall tree; candles- magital. pmiout mgki." -Desirable skills Include the ability to referee a and handle and auperviae our Boiion Globe Wi'ilnifMl.iv t» Tiutfstliiv 'll H P M Sfi tand; whale oil lamps; walnut frames; Oak studio Siasketball game, and to be able to communicate carrier boys & girls. If you like kida I ntl.iv b S.iliitil.tv .•! H 10 PM s ; <>0 2knd relate well with adults and youth. ALLIED PRINTING SERVICES. INC Mi-'.i'rw.ilions L4/ 0043 furniture and water colors by architect- 579 MKldl* Turnpik* W«»1 want a little Independence and 11. k< i< >i«.i >i >ii ill)’ II a> ti.. . Mi,s„ M Miss Frances Henley. M«nch«tt*r. Conn 05040 Kill iii|t>> M iimi I 111 llll■ll•lll mil I, ) I -Applications are available at the Personnel 0 (- your own Income . . . 647- 9946^ Tickets: $12.50, $10.50, $8.50 Lowe Program Center lokVi* Prni|U)m Cr>nt(*r 3ice, 41 Center Street, Manchester. Minorities, fe- or Call 647-^043 for reservations Manchester Community College the (Tiork of M.im lit'slt'r Commijnily Collrijr ROBERT H. GLASS ASSOCIATES, INC. l^ttales and handicapped are encouraged to 647-9947 Exit 92 off 1-84 & foliow signs t i l l 02 tiff I 84 U follow sitjos ^ p p ly . printing excellence Ask for JM nn« Fromerth Co-$pansoreJ with the M CC Alumni A$iociauon & The Savings Bank of Manchester ______(203) 564-7318 " IR MAN( HFSTKR HKRAl.n. Monday, Nov 26. 1984 MANCHESfER HERALD, Monday. Nov 26, 1984 - 19 ■ 71 ic a r s /trucks ■ 71 ICARS/TRUCKS MISCELLANEOUS INVITATION TO BID I'M fo rsale I'M forsale AUTOMOTIVE The Eighth Utilities Dis LOOK FOR THE STARS. . . I tric t. 32 Main St., Manches ter, Conn. 06040 seeks bids for Christmas Gift Guide 1973 VOLKSWAGON SU- 1974 DODGE DART TWO CHRYSLER RIMS furnishing recording ond log PERBEETLE— Semi au SWINGER — Automatic, ging devlce(s). with snow treads. $40. Bid soecltlcotlons may be Look for the CLASSIFIED ADS with STARS; stars help you get tomatic, AM/FM rodlo, power steering, white Coll 649-6801. 40,000 m iles. SMO. Call obtained during normal busi with black Interior. Ex ness hours (9:00 a.m. to 5:00 232-5869 evenings, 566- cellent condition. $995. CHEVY 6 Cylinder en p.m.), Monday thru Sotur- i3l3 days. Call 6494)678. gine, rebuilt, low mi dov, from the Dispatcher ol better results. Put a star on yOur ad and see what a * ----- the Eighth Utilities District leage, Cleon. Best offer. Firehouse. 32 Moln Street, 1974 THUNOERBIRD — 1971 FORD LTD — 351. Coll 643-6186. Manchester, Conn. 06040. Automatic. Power steer Mechanically excellent! Sealed bids w ill be received JEWELRY ing, windows and seat. at the above address until ' GIFT SHIRTS "k difference it makes. Telephone 643-2711, AAonday-Frrday, $350 or best offer. Coll 7:00 p.m., December 17,1984, Air conditioned. 904)00 o ffe r 5pm, 643-4753. at which time they will be PERSONAL TEE — Personalized BRAY JEWELERS, 699'Maln Street, miles. Original owner. publicly opened, read aloud Fun and Sportswear.-Great Gilts tor Manchester Specializing in Seiko, Aody needs w o rk. Asking TWO SNOW TIRES WITH and recorded. Losalie ond Pulsar wotches. Also 14K Bids shall remain valid for Christmas. "The Original Tee Shirt 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. 4. TI200. Coll 649-9404 or 1974 F IA T 128 SPORT L — RIMS — (Sood condition. Gold Chains ond tine jewelry. Hum To be used tor parts. Coll thirty doys from the bid Store For Over 10 Yeors " 825 Main 6474)080. 14". Coll 649-9339. opening dole. The District mel figurines. Watch and lewelry Phil o tte r 5pm, 528-1332. S treet, M a n ch e ste r. 646-3339. reserves the right to relect repair. "We Service What We Sell" Also Panasonic AM/FM any and oil bids for any MENTS pg^WJSCElUNEOUS/ GOV'T SURPLUS CARS 643-5617. BUIL0IN6/ HOMEANO & TRUCKS under $100. co r radio. reason deemed to be In the ■k <■ Ik * Ik HELP WANTED INSTRUCTION Heal Estate FOR RENT l e g a l n o t ic e best Interest of the District. ■5' CONTRACTING GARDEN Automotive Now available in your TOWN OF ANDOVER Joseph Tripp I FINAL ACTION OF * * 4< * * I Fire Commissioner ar«a. C all 1-(619)-S69- 1966'/a M USTANG — 289 TV/STEREOS EAST HARTFORD — Im STORAGE SPACE FOR FARRANO REMODEL 0241- M hours.______THE PLANNINO A Doted at Manchester, DELIVERING RICH V-8, 3 speed stondord. ZONING COMMISSION Conn. IhlS' 15th day of No SHOP AL SIEFFERT'S APPLIAN LOTS/LAND maculate 2nd floor, tnod- RENT — Storage/Work- ING — Cabinets, roofing, LO AM — 5 yards, $62 plus STEREO SPECIALIST t i 1980 CITATIO N — 2 door, $600. Call 646-6978, a fte r vember 19S4. CES — 445 Hartford Road, Manches ernlzed 2 fomlly. Five shop. Electricity ovolla- gutters, room additions, tax. Sond, gravel and [ ICARS/TRUCKS At a meeting of the Plan 04B-11 FOR SALE 6 cylinder automatic, 6E>m. te r. 647-9997. SU PER S A N TA S A LE ! J.B. ELECTRONICS — Where Pro CERTIFIED MATH IN rooms, 2 bedrooms, 1 car ble. $25 to $75 per month. decks, oil types of remo stone. Call 643-9504. liLjFOR SALE ^ ning A Zoning Commission ot I Andover, C onnecticut, on fessionals buy their stereo equlpment THEATRE WORKERS — STRUCTOR — Tutors all garage, appliances, Coll 742-7268 o r 742-3022. deling and repairs. FREE front wheel drive. 294XK) Video Tape Recorders, TV’s, Ste 5-ACRE RANCH. S8,995 miles. $3500 firm. Coll November 13, 1984, the peti INVITATION TO BID and accessories. Discount pricing on Do you like working with grades, SAT preparation laundry hookups. $400 estimates. Fully Insured. 1971 DODGE DART.: tion of Michael Zobkor for o reo's, Woshers, Dryers, Refrigera In Math and English. tull price. $195 down pay plus utilities. Security 6474)810. MOTORCYCLES/ Speclol Permit tor a sign wos tors, Freezers, MUCH MORE! cash and carry Items. Call Jack the public? Do you enlov ment. $99 per month, Telephone 643-6017, a fte r SWINGER — Nice condi The Eighth Olllltles Dis Computer In basic lan $500. Avoiloble D e tion, small V-8, outow. BICYCLES denied by unanimous vote tric t, 32 Main St., Manches B e rtra n d 643-1262. seeing movies? These ore Resorts, boat morinas 6pm, 647-8509. due to his petition fo r a zone some o l the advantages a guage. Call 649-5453. cem ber 1st. Coll 646-4525 Services PETS mafic, power steering.■■ I ter, Conn., 06040 seeks bids Ik Ik Ik Ik * change being denied. tor furnishing firefighters close. Lake Ozarks, Mis or 643-1390. Showcase employee has. souri. Big trees. Call DUMAS ELECTRIC — $800. Call mornings, 743-• "Tain?"" 1981 DODGE O M NI 024 — Doted ot Andover, Connec protective cools,. Ik * * Tk * We are looking for part ASHLEY AND AMBER 9600. - - Sport wheels, standard, ticu t this 26th day o l No Bid specifications may be collect 1-314-392-3742. FOUR ROOMS — $400 a Lights dimming? Fuses Repossessions vember, 1984. obtained during normal busi tim e help as ushers, con- SERVICES blowing? Repairs, im are two pastel, calico white. Excellent condi ANDOVER PLANNING A ness hours (9:00 o.m. to 5:00 GOLD JEWELRY cesslonists and cleoners. NURSES AIDES month. Security deposit FLORISTS Crestfield Convalescent OFFERED provements and addi kittens searching for a tion. $2600. Must sell. Call ZONING COMMISSION p.m.), Monday thru Satur- Please apply In person: required. Heat, stove and 1968 PONTIAC V E N ": F O R S A L E John L. Kostic, dov, from the DIspotcher ot THE CONNECTICUT VALLEY COIN Home/Fenwood Manor is REAL ESTATE ( tional circuits. Fully li home together. Coll 1-342- 649-9578. Chairman CHRiSTMAS P L A N T S , CENTER- Showcase Cinem as in refrigerator Included. No TURA — 4 door, powbr: the Eighth Utilities District COMPANY w ill soon be carrying 14K now accepting applica censed, insured. Call 0571, 1-267-4363. Fronces LoPIne, Firehouse, 32 Moln Street, PIECES, Holiday Rose Special and East Hartford between 12 tions for our Nurse's Aide WANTED pets. Call 643-9844 be ODD JOBS, Trucking. steering/brakes. $400 or< WlMMBibllRCBHMS'lM Secretory Gold Jewelry, Just In time lor 646-5253 anytim e. Manchester, Conn. 06040. Chrlstmos Parties. KRAUSE FLOR and 2pm and 6 and 10pm Certification Class for full I tween 4 and Bpm. Home repairs. You name best offer. Dependable [ WIMirklTUBRiii nm 053-11 Seoled bids w ill be received Chrlstmos! Quality Jewelry at Low, W IM sit IVUaaBia M M IST, 621 H a rtfo rd Road. 643-9559. d a lly. M ust be 18or older. and part time positions on THINKING OF SEL It, we do If. Free esti car. Call 643-2519. m RECREATION at the above address until Low Prices. Connecticut Valley Coin the 7 am-3 pm shift. Re THREE ROOM FUR mates. Insured. 643-0304. CARPENTRY AND RE tarMMcHrMrt VEHICLES 7:00 p.m., December 17,1984, C o m pa n y, 805 M a in S treet, 643-6295. cent payscale increases LING? Need d quick TAG SALES iSIMablRPBtdB IM at which tim e they w ill be AUTOMOBILE POLI- sale? We'll pay cosh for NISHED APARTMENT MODELING SERVICES LEGAL NOTICE publicly opened, read aloud ikikikikik Ooen 9am to 4pm, Monday through Excellent benefit — Ayal labte—Itnnje- ATTENTION PARTI- — Complete home re ThiilinRMbtsm* TOWN OF ANDOVER SHING/CLEANING package, including your house. Crockett and recorded. Friday, Saturdays, 9am to 3pm. diately. Responsible gen ERS: Call Jock Bertrand pairs and remodeling. KRIS KRINGLE BAZ 1971 CHEJijy CONCOURSC lEHm kak ri Hm FINAL ACTION OF Bids shall remain valid for a PERSON Needed fo r ne- meals Please call Direc Realty, 643-1577. , i 1979 FOR D BRONCO THE P.LANNINO A CENTERPIECES, FRUIT BASKETS, tleman preferred. Coll for the best dances and Quality, work. Referen AAR .— Saturday, De WAGON — 350 V-8, auto ■11 ■ M M . thirty days from the bid w/used and service de tor of Staff Development, RANGER XLT — 4 wheel ZONING COMMISSION opening dote. The District Flower Plants for Your Holldoy * * ♦ * * partments, Evenings and Mon-Fri, between 8 am 643-6441 fo r Info rm a tion . parties. DJ and Light ces, licensed and Insured. cem ber 1st. 10am to 3pm matic, power steerlrtflT" drive. 351 engine, 4" lift reserves the right to relect Needs, BROWN'S FLOWERS INC., Saturdays. Experience and 3 pm at 643-5151 Show by the Party Pers Coll 646-8165. at Talcottville Congrega radio, positraction, de- kit, 60,000 miles, power At 0 meeting of the Plan any and oil bids for any 1975 BUICK STATION ning A Zoning Commission of 163 Main Street, Manchester. 643- helpful but will train. MANCHESTER — De pective People. Call 643- tional Church. Books, fogger, roof rack, more. steering and brakes. reoson deemed to be In the TYPEWRITERS Rentals WAGON — Power steer Andover, Connecticut, on best Interest of the District. 8455. Apply; Gorin's Jaguar, cem ber 1st occupancy. 2 1262. Handmade Gifts, New Good winter vehicle:', Good condition. Needs November 13, 1984, the peti Joseph Tripp YALE TYPEWRITEI? SERVICE — bedroom duplex In newer Needs tim ing chain. $400.' ing and brakes. Good tion of MIchoel Zobkor for o Route 83, Vernon, 646- LEON CIESZYNSKI Items, Snake Bar, Ver tires. Call 649-1952 after Fire Commissioner Typewriters rebuilt. Portable Typew 2 family home. Includes BRICKS, BLOCKS, mont Cheese. Baked CaM 643-2880. condition. Asking $800. zone change from Residen Doted at Manchester, Ik * * >k Ik 0158. I I ROOMS BUILDER — New homes, 6pm. tial to Industrial was denied rite rs fro m $35. Soles a n d S ervice. MANAGER TRAINEES appllanced kitchen, cen STONE — Concrete. Goods, Handicrafts, Olde Call 289-9321 o r 289-9322. Conn, this 15th day of No additions, remodeling, by 0 4 to 1 vote. vember, 1984. Typewriter and Adding Machines. 41 COOK-CHEF — Full time ASSISTANT MANAGERS FOR RENT tral vacuum, I'/j baths. Chimney repairs. No lob but Goode Shop an. Dated at Andover, Connec 049-1) PARK HILL JOYCE FLOWER SHOP Career opportuniiies availa rec rooms, garages, kit 1973 DATSUN — Always,, P u rn e ll P la ce , M a n ch e ste r. 649-4986. position opening up In Heat not included. $475 a too sm all. Call 644-8356. many other items. Spe KIT *N’ CARLYLE ®by U rry WrisM ticu t this 26th day of No — Fancy Fruit Baskets. Boxwood • ble for expiertenced retail per chens remodeled, ceil starts. New tires, battery. ^ vember, 1984. presently expanding res sonnel' Salary commensu LIGHT HOUSEKEEP month plus security and cial Roast Beef Luncheon Trees - All Your Christmas Decorat ings, bath tile, dormers, carburetor, alternator. • ANDOVER PLANNING A DO A TW O-W AY to v o r ... taurant In Vernon. Super rate with background Inter ING ROOM — On firs t references. 1 child ac roofing. Residential or from 11am to 2pm. ZONING COMMISSION in g Needs! 36 Oak S treet. 649-0791. Ik Ik Ik Ik Ik views ,are Wednesday. No Good mileage, uses regu- get extra cash for your visory experience pre floor, utilities Included. cepted. No pets. Call John L. KostIc, vember 28th from 10 am - 7 co m m e rcia l. 649-4291. lar gas. Recently re- ' WHAT A oviat>a«ElEifeRy Chairman self and make It possible ferred. Excel lent pay and Mature woman. Call 649- 643-6357. FRUIT BASKETS pm at the following Brook's A BAR OF toilet’ soap registered and passed I (^iet I i:noW V} Fronces LoPIne, for someone else to enloy Ik « Ik * Ik benefits. Call 649-1672 and locations 0307 SNOW PLOWING — By Secretory ROBERT E. JARVIS — placed In suitcases will emissions test. It Isn’t ; 'V oK.m WA5«iHei Hep Hair, CoiM£| those golf clubs you FANCY FRUIT BASKETS — Order ask for Gll or Jay. Peter's Tree Service. Building 8< Remodeling 051-11 714 N. Main St. WOMEN/WOMEN WITH keep them smelling ni pretty but It works. $800. > Hep LAONDPy Aflt* never use. Sell them with METAL DETECTORS early. Also W icker Items. 20% Off All W. Hartford CHILDREN ONLY — Residential-Commercial. Specialist. Additions, Call Now, 649-2456. ce...and may come In Call 875-0610. a w ant ad. Wicker. PERO FRUIT STAND — 276 239-2319 APARTMENTS Five rooms, own heat and garages, roofing, siding, j Hep CAT. CHRISTMAS SPECIALS ON METAL handy neWt tim e you go O a kla n d S treet, M a n ch e ste r. 643- ‘-j EARN EXTRA $$$ or FOR RENT u tilitie s. 1st flo o r of 2 kitchens, bathrooms, re DETECTORS by White. CONNECTI MOTHER OF THREE on a vacation trip. Boost 6384. FOR CHRISTMAS 1042 Main St. ( fam ily. $350 month. Cov placement wlndows- your vacation budget by It you need a b e tte r ca r to . CELEBRITY C IPH ER ' CUT VALLEY COIN COMPANY, 805 Children Will Babysit E. Hartford e n try, 742-5829. /doprs. Call 643-6712. drive the youngsters to | c«t«br«y Clpb«r cryptogram* ar* crMtod from Quotation* by M o ln S treet, 643-6295. Open 9am to Sell Avon part time 289-9395 MANCHESTER — Avail days In her home. Coll .selling Idle Items around famous p«>p<*. p**t and p T M it E*cM M t*r In th* cipiMr stand* school, check the many ' toranotbar Today’tefOa /oQuattS. 4pm, Monday through Friday, Satur * Ik * * Ik Call 523-9401 Forward resumes to 0 able Immediately. One, 644-3377,644-9511. your home for cosh. W oodcock, 1033 Bloom field STORRS/WILLINGTON Place an ad In classified offerings In today's Clas- I days 9am to 3pm. two and three bedroom by CONNIE WIENER or 278-2941 Ave , Clifton, N J 07012 apartm ents. $400, $455, AREA — One bedroom ic i; I HEATING/ to find a cash buyer. sified columns. 643-2711. > COUNTRY CHRISTMAS $520, heat and hot wafer modern apartment with I plum bing “P WRIRFIPU HAVLOF'W FADO ^ sf: i|i 4t included. J.D. Real Est new carpet. Patio or balcony. Qn 24 beoutiful NOTICE ate, 646-1980. DAY CARE — Manches EW VA KODEGOF TLEOKFOU, AWAITING YOU ARE Bears by the country acres. Tennis FOGARTY BROTHERS .P U B L IC HEARING TOOLS ter. Full or port time. _ _ *® **o OP d ir e c t o r s CAN YOU TYPE 50 WPM? court, 2 car lighted park — Bathroom remode!- B e vy - Geese by the G aggle - D u cks by 3’/2 ROOM APARTMENT Licensed mother with TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT SHOP BLISH HARDWARE, 793 Main ing. On Route 74-44, easy a ing; Installation water AlWVOVFETPODZ AUTO PUK lil the Dozen - Ornaments by the TreetuI n yni ittiE I M S S E Q iG m — Private home, heat, degree In education. Call Street forthe Do-It-Yourselfer. Com access to 1-86 (E x it 100). heaters, garbage dispo I’ Olven that the Board of Directors, Town of ’ - Sheep by the Flocfc and Irene by the applionces., Worklngsin- 647-1026. sals; faucet repairs. 649- plete line of tools. Open Dally 8:30am Call 288-8211 or 429-8212. MnJJlIfr will hold o Public Hearing at tlw ‘ TPF NAFOOOF.v — JOVOF KD door at the CRAFTSMEN’S WE mi m iK 10 E M E mR 1M HR gle adult oglv. No pits, 4539. V Is a /M a s te rC a rd HMrlng Room, 494 Moln Street, Monchester, ' to 5:30pm and Thursday evenings tor GALLERY, 58 Cooper Street, Man children. 643-2880. u e j^ v , December 4, 1984 at 8:00 P.M. to MOOFMO. FAMTMO. Outtarg A accepted. consider and act on the followino; , th e H o lid a y s . 643-4121. ch e ster. 647-8161. I WE^S" SIDE — 5 room Laadarg. Sandbtaagng. Watar- GFEOW. lEMie I M WIRO lEONR^ c II.'h 2?*®**I “ 99ltlonal aooroorlotlon to Special Grants — • If you answered YES to the above questions. LYDALL is duplex. Appliances, wa- proofing _ HI PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "The trouble with basketball interested in talking to you MANCHESTER — North FALL SPECIAL DIBCOUNT State G r ^ L ~ * ’ -055.00 to be tinanced by a \ Ik * End. 1 bedroom apart sher/dryer hookup, wall officials is they just don't care who wins." — Tolnmy We are developing a temporary workforce and are wil to wall carpeting, new ^ r r o w $263,000.00 os perm itted by Public Act Canterbury. ling to tram you on an IBM Displaywriter to be part ot ment In auiet, residential 2 0 % OFF For Sale tiled bath. Adults. No on all Roofing and Patnung »5 t3 «» amended, to fund thot portion ot the Glastonbury ■ that group area. Near bus line. U tili Can SVTTON CONnUtrORS water system insprovements which will be repaid from • CitMbyNEA me ties not Included. $395 pets. Security. Phone 646- ’*''•*9 ogplnst property owners, For more information, please call 646-1233 between 2836. 563-5523 6 30 am and 5:00 pm m onthly. Call 646-3158 be 1 ^ HOUSEHOLD inrntinn. **** O’ Manchester are held at Fran Tozzoll tween 8am and 4:30pm. h ** accessible to handicapped citizens. S - FOUR ROOM APART additlon, handicapped Individuals requiring on auxiliary'*' Personnel Manager EijBO O DS______fhoMirt to focUltote their portlclpotlon at m eetlnd^ Lydall, Inc. TWO, THREE AND FIVE MENT — Wall-to-wall Town at 647-3123 one week prior to fB . One Colonial Road ROOM Apartments— No carpeting, private base |g2 i pain t in g / USED REFRIGERA mode ** *** '” ****"•’ *° ” ’°* oopropriote arrangements con ba> ment,- attic, appliances PAPERING ______Mancheiter, CT 06040 appliances. No pets. Se TORS, WASHERS, ■ JomesV. Fogarty, Secretor/'^^. c u rity. Call 646-2426 week optional. Available Im Ranges - clean, guaran INVITATION TO BID mediately. $450 plus u tili days, 9am to 5pm. PAINTING AND PAPER teed, parts and service. Nolember * Connecticut ^thh^'^MIh^ doV^of 1 The Eighth Utilities Dis ties. Call 568-6904. HANGING —Exterior Low prices. B.D. Pearl 8, 050-11 ' ■ . tric t, 32 Moln St., Manches and Interior, ceilings re Son, 649 Main Street, ter, Conn., 06040 seeks bids VERNON — New 2 bed f o r furnishing room townhouse. Fully MANCHESTER — Threfc paired. References, fully 643-2171. bedroom , 1'/2 both du Pager/Monitors. NEWSPAPER CARRIERS appllanced kitchen, wall Insured. Quality work. Bid specifications may be to wall carpet. Finished plex. New wall-to-woll. Martin Mattsson, even Bulky Knft Jumpsuit obtained during normal busi basement/rec room, 2 Appliances, fenced yard, ings 649-4431. LIVING ROOM WING ness hours (9:00 o.m. to 5:00 lease, security. $625 plus CHAIR — Gold floral p.m.), Monday thru Satur fu ll b a th s . $575 p e r day, from the DIspotcher at NEEDED month, utilities not In utilities. No pets. Call CEILINGS REPAIRED upholstery. $50. Call 649- H O LID A Y the Eighth Utilities District 643-7780. or REPLACED with dry- 0498. Firehouse, 32 Main Street, cluded. Peterrnan Monchester, Conn. 06040. In Manchester Area Realty, 649-9404, 647-n40. wall. Call evenings, Gary Sealed bids w ill be received M cH ugh, 643-9321. .FRIGIDAIRE REFRIG- at the above address until Main St. 1-104 THREE ROOMS — 3rd HOMES 7:00 p.m., December 17,1984, Trumball St. *^ERATOR, $75. FrIgIdaIre at which tim e they w ill be Pine Hill St. floor, heat and applian FOR RENT NAME YOUR OWN washer and dryer, $100. publicly opened, read aloud Lilac St. ces. $375 per month. I PRICE — Father and son. and recorded. Call 643-4681. ^ Woodland St. Center St. Adults'and no pets. Call TOWNHOUSE — In Fast, dependable ser Bids shall remoln valid for r. • -etL thirty days from the bid 649-2236. Northwood, 2 bedroom, vice. Painting, Paper SPEC IA L! opening dote. The District Joseph St. Strong St. v appllanced, air, carport,. hanging & Removal. Coll REDECORATING, reserves the right to relect Marble St. Hilliard St. EAST HARTFORD — quiet neighborhood. Call 644-0585 o r 644-0036. MUST SELL — Colonial any and oil bids lor any Close to Manchester line. reoson deemed to be In the evenings, 651-3817. wing back chair. Floral best Interest ot the District. Griswold St. N. Main St. 4 room apartment. Con print. Warm colors. Ex 1 PROFESSIONAL Joseph Tripp venient location. Park cellent condition. $99. Fire Commissioner stock St. McCabe St. BUILDING 8. PAINTING ing. Available November ISTORE AND Call 643-2041 a fte r 5pm. Doted at Manchester, 15th. Security. $400 — In te rio r, e xte rio r. C eil Conn, this 15th day of No lOFFICE SPACE ings, textures specialist, vember 1984. monthly. Call after 5pm, 046-11 646-4489. wallpaperhanging, com Place a classified ad for Your newspaper carrier depends MANCHESTER — 2 of plete remodeling. Free MISCEIIANEOUS fice suite, bathroom. $2M MANCHESTER — One Estim ates. Call 646-4879. FOR SALE INVITATION TO BID monthly Including heat. on his collections each week to bedroom, second floor, I The Eighth Utilities Dis AUNAGERS Haves Corp. 646-4131. appliances, carpeting. SCHOOL-DESK A N D tric t, 32 Main St., Manches pay his bill, whether or not he Convenient to shopping, Excessive abbreviations 6 Days & Pay Only ter, Conn., 06040 seeks bids ASSISTANT MANAGERS CHAIR for all elementary recreation and bus line. abbreviate results! Be tor furnishing Protective "EASY DOES IT” Is the sure readers understand grades. Excellent for Helmets. has received payment from his $390 per month. Utilities w av to describe placing a mica writing surface. Bid specifications may be TRAINEES not included. Peterman your ad by avoid!no ab obtained during normal busi Five good reasons to join Rite Aid’s w ant ad. Just ca ll 643-2711 bre via tio n s. 643-2711. Steel legs. 2 sets. $10 per ness hours (9:00 o.m. to 5:00 customers. When he doesn’t get Agency, 649-9404 o r 647- and we do the rest! set. Telephone 649-1724. p.m.), Monday thru Satur retail management team. 1340. day, from the Dispatcher ol paid, he has to dip into his S t l b A A (A *14.40 Value) the Eighth Utilities District 1. PRESTIGE: We are one of the na Firehouse, 32 Main Street, tion s largest and fastest orowino re X U e v V 15 word niaximum Manchester, Conn. 06040. pocket to make up the difference. HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED fH6lO«UIK Sealed bids w ill be received tail drug chains, so you will eniov all Exausive at the above address until the benefits ot working for a leader. 7:00 p.m., December 17,1984, PERSIAN LAMB COAT Ad must run December 3-8 at which time they w ill be 2. TRAINING: Our inward and upward publicly opened, reod aloud — Full length. Autumn ond recorded. development program trains you hoze, mink collar. Mink Bids sholl remain volld tor step by step in all aspects ot retail hat to match collar. Ex thirty days from the bid You can help keep a small management. Typing-Pasteup cellent condition, hardly 1417 ooenlno dote. The District reserves the right to reject 3. SECURITY: You will have immedi w orn. 14-16. Call 649-9339. B-1B any and oil bids (or any businessman from going under If reason deemed to be In the ate security at Rite Aid, with a fully, We have an opening for a person with accurate typing best Interest ot the District. you pay your carrier when he comprehensive benefits package, as SKIS AND POLES — Joseph Tripp well as a good salary. skills to learn to operate a Harris Advertising terminal and A to m ic CSS, size 160, Use a bulky yarn to knit Fire Commissioner Solomon 444 bindings. this wrap-tie-sweater. Doted at Manchester calls to collect. Thank you. to do pasteup work on our daily newspaper. No. 5829 has knit di A zip - front jumpsutkJT - 6 4 3 - 2 7 1 1 Conn, this ISth day of No 4. RECOGNITION: We value our hard Hardly used, $75. c:all rections for Medium and with comfortable raglan- vember 1984. working, conscientious managers 643-2743 Otter 5am. Large Sizes inclusive. sleeves for fun-time. 047-11 and give recognition where it is due. No. 1417 with Phots;-.. Ability to work under deadline pressures and to adapt to TO ORDCB, tend M.0O ter tacli Guide is in Sizes 8 to IB. 5. STEADY GROWTH: There is no CAR RADIO— Excellent attem, plus SOt tor po itifs tad Size 10. 32% bust, 3% L ' indllof. guess work about where you are go;^ customer specifications are essential. condition. High powered. K yards 4B-inch. — LEGAL NOTICE saw CABOT Ing at Rite Aid. You will have a Includes Dolby NR, Bass PattemB available only>^~'^ TOWN OF ANDOVER FINAL ACTION OF clearly defined career path with and Trebble controls and in sties ahovm. iiaml|PBlpr IfpralJi THE PLANNINO B annual reviews. Five day work week with a full range of medical and life m ore. $90. Call 646-1063 ZONING COMMISSION Even small businessmen 11SO Ate..el AMsrtcM If you have your sights set on a car insurance benefits. after 4:30pm. Ne« Terli, KY. tOOM 10 oaoER, und $24)0 lar aacb At o meeting ot the Plan eer In retail management it is worth Prlat Name, Addnu with ZIP ning & Zoning Commission of have cash flow problems your while to look Into the Rite Aicf CODE, md eiualMr. CaMmni 'M Andover, Connecticut, on SPECIAL: Over 200 ae- SUE lUBHETT November 13, 1984, the peti team. b u r g u n d y W IN T E R lectiona and a FREE Deadline: Friday Nov 3012 Noon tion ot Michael Zobkor for o COAT with mink collar. Pattern Section in the Special Permit to convert o single fam ily residence to o Please call or apply In person on Practically new. Size 14. ALBUM. Jnat $100. professional office building 1110 Ava. at Amarlcai Tuesday, Nov. 27th, from 9am to 5pm. Manchester Herald Call 649-7276, o tte r 6pm. Haw Ystll, H.Y. 10Q1A, was denied by unanimous Print Hama, Addrata with zip '• vote due to his petition for o or send a resume: aooM AT $ s jt uca CODE, tlyls llanBar add — (Non-commercial advertisers only, new accounts only) zone change being denied. 9 X 13'/j BEIGE WOOL a-IM-DOLlt-Old lap Haw. How New FA SH IO N w itt— Doted at Andover, Connec Please call Sheldon Cohen - la draii Otas Daw to aiaka tham ticut this 26th day of No Manchester Herald RUG — $35. Call 649-2016. Photo-Guide patterns RITE AID PHARMACY Monday-Friday, Between 1:30 and 3 p.m. a-1M - KCEPUAE aUlLTS. Z4 (Ad must run 6 days, no-cancellatlons) vember, 1984. Director of Personnel pltcad aad appHBOtil claiiias. all B ile ranges, haa a." ANDOVER PLANNING 8, at 643-2711, Ext.51 for an appointment B-tat-HEIALOOM HANDIWOAK-ZO special Grace Cole Collee* ZONING COMMISSION 271 Ellington Rd. FOR SALE — 400 Feet of typat of atadlawait thilli. tion for larger sizesi plda ’ John L. Kostic, Eut Hartford, CT 06108 ■-t3l-CHAFTt-M paioa at ealdi- 2 BONUS Coupons! Cholrmon antenna rotor cable. $20. ta^aata lliaa. ' 203-247-1735 Pries .... $2J0. - Fronces LoPIne, .An Equal Opportunity Employer M/F Telephone 742-6016 a-tIB-THE PBIMEB-dlractlaai for Secretary Call 647-9946 ' anytim e. so llama la crochat and knit 052-11