:i2 — THE HERALD, Wed., Dec. 9, 1981 Child abuse: Town isn't immune ... page 13 starting todiQi; Windy tonight Manchester, Conn. everyone should put and Friday Thurs., Dec. 10. 1981 — See page 2 anrhratf r MrralJi 25 Cents anIRAona ‘^ings-to-do” list New 19^2 tax laws let every wage O'Neill, Fauliso earner - even those covered by » ^ a group pension plan where meet at hospita 4 HARTFORD (UPI) - Gov. federal funds. The session is the timetable for collecting un- William O’Neill planned to meet expected to adjourn at the end of the claimed funds. they work-open an with Lt. Gov. Joseph Fauliso today month. Schneller said the package in the governor's hospital room for After Wednesday’s meeting with probably also will include some of the first time since O’NeiH’s open the legislative leaders, Fauliso said Abate’s proposals, although he heart surgery. the package was still in the making • didn’t say which would be incor Individual Retirement Account! Doctors at St. Francis Hospital and that he would meet again with porated in the plan presented to the and Medical Center said the gover the leaders at 10 a m. Monday. full Legislature. nor was in satisfactory condition Schneller said much of O’Neill's Abate is expected to challenge But you don’t have to and would continue mild exercise plan, with some changes, will be O’Neill for the gubernatorial today, including walking down the needed to cover the deficit and a nomination. halls of the post-coronary care unit. reduction of some $40 million in The cornerstone of Abate s plan is- O’Neill was to meet with Fauliso federal, aid to the state. a 10 percent fiduciary tax on gross wait until New Year’s to and "possibly one or two aides,’’ O’Neill proposed a change in the incomdtrom estates and trusts. He said hospital spokeswoman Carole unincorporated business tax to tax also propo.scd earlier payments of Stasiowski. fewer businesses at a higher rate taxes on capital gains and dividends, Fauliso has been working with and increasing the 11-cent gas tax by which would bring in $120 million in set one up at the Savings legislative leaders on a compromise 1 cent or 1 percent and advancing' one-time revenue. version of the governor’s proposal to cancel Connecticut’s $83 million deficit. Bank of Manchester. Senate Majority Leader Richard Schneller, D-Essex, said Wednesday the package probably will include., Rule may cut We invite you to call one some proposals raised by House Speaker Ernest Abate, D-Stamford. Schneller and other legislative leaders met in private Wednesday of our IRA Counselors with Fauliso, who is filling in for the governor, to discuss ways to cover welfare rolls the deficit. at 646-1700 to O’Neill, 51, underwent a double coronary bypass surgery a week ago By Jacqueline Huard budget reductions. Herald photo by Pinto today. While he regains his strength, United Press International The committee also approved and key legislators are seeking a plan sent to the Finance. Revenue and learn more. combining tax increases and budget HARTFORD — An estimated 3,- Bonding Committee a bill to assess All smiles cuts that will be palatable to a 500 families would be dropped from a $60 fee when the Department of majority in both houses of the Connecticut's welfare rolls under a Human Resources collects child Legislature, proposed change in the state's Aid to Democratic 1st Congressional District man open “Kennelly for Congress” support payments for non-AFDC O’Neill called the Legislature into Families with Dependent Children families. nominee Barbara B. Kennelly (center) helps headquarters Wednesday night at 67 East special session Nov, 19 to approve a program. her Manchester campaign co-coordinators The proposal requiring welfare Center St. Story on page 5. plan to pay off Connecticut’s deficit A bill approved Wednesday by the recipients to pay 50 cents when tlfby , Savings Bank John W. Thompson (left) and Eleanor Colt- and to make up for,the loss of Legislature’s Human Services Com use a taxi for medical purpo.ses was mittee would require the income of rejected on a vote of 8-5. a stepmother or stepfather to be in “What you're doing is penalizing of Manchester cluded in determining if a family people who don't have access to Manchester banks see drop .qualified for AFDC. buses," Sorensen said. Manchester: Main Sireci .Main Office ; Purnell Place Drive In ; Adoption of the measure by the The bill that would have required Burr Corners Shopping (k*nter; Hast Ccnier Street; .Manchester Parkade; full Legislature would result in dis photo IDs was not voted on because Hartford Road at McKee; Shopriie Pla/a at Spencer; Top Notch Shopping qualifying about 3,500 of the 145,000 the Legislature cannot legally pass Center at North Hnd East Hartford: Burnside Avenue; Putnam Bridge Pla/a. families that now receive assistance Bolton: Billion Notch at Route 44.A. Andover: Andover Shopping Pla/a. any law during a special session that undfr the program. would require towns and cities to South Windsor: Sullivan .Avenue Shopping Center. The committee deleted sections of Ashford: junctiiin Routes 44 & 44A Telephone646-1700 * • Christmas borrowing down pay out money. the bill that would have prevented The Express Bank The proposal to provide medical striking workers from receiving insurance for AFDC families who no Eastford: Monday & Friday. Rte. 19X next to pisi office. Tel. 974-361.1. AFDC aid and prevented 18-to 21- Scotland: Tuesdav & Wednesdav, across from post office, 'fel. 423-0523. longer \vill be eligible for medical. By Lisa Zowada ple plan to be more conservative in reluctance to borrow with the Of the five lending institutions year-old .students from being con assistance and other aid because of Sprague: Thursday & Saiurdav. 18IX'. .Main St. Tel. 822-6319. .Member F.D.l.C. their gift buying this Christmas and Herald Reporter economy so bad and interests as contacted, only the Manchester sidered as family members when more stringent guidelines was cites consumer wariness of the high as they are.” Credit Union, whose members are calculating AFDC payments. Christmas — a time for brightly passed after several minutes of economy and the unemployment Johnson says SBM, which now' municipal employees, said there Also rejected were other bills to debate. wrapped gif(s and festive parties, rate as the reasons. lends at rates of 17 percent to 19.5 had been an increase in the amount require welfare recipients to pay 50 The committee reworded the for sweet carols and roasting chest “People are not spending like they percent, plans to drop its lending of money being borrowed for Christ cents on the cost when using a taxi nuts. measure so that any family in the have in the past. They can’t. So they rate by two percentage points next mas this year. to see a doctor or to go to a hospital state that qualifies as needy yet is Who is eligible for an IRA in 1982? How can an IRA be.set up? Many savings And a time for going into debt. don’t need to borrow,” says Lauzier, week in order to stimulate business. Thomas Rollason, assistant and to require photo identification But according to local lending in not poor enough to recewe welfare adding that, of course, high loan in “We’ll see what kind of demand treasurer for the credit union, said cards for welfare recipients. assistance would be eligible for the Anyone with earned income under the age plans exist as vehicles for your retirement stitutions, so far this season, fewer terests rates have also been'a we have and then decide how long the same number of people were However, the Human Services people have been asking to borrow deterent to borrowing. state paid medical insurance. The of 70, whether they’re included in any type plan, such as the new 18 Month CD we’ll keep the lower rate,” says borrowing about 10 percent more Committee approved bills that program, which now goes to the money to get them through their “There is extremely less Johnson. money this year, the average loan would provide health care for The best pre-New Year’s Christmas gift buying — a lot fewer borrowing this year,” says Paul Finance Committee, would be ter of pension plan at work or not, and even designed exclusively for retirement plan SBM allows a minimum loan of this year up from $425 to $500. families who lose welfare aid and minated in three years. people. Bulger, a field supervisor for $500. Rollanson says he thinks the assess a fee when cbllecting child- “Borrowing activity this year is Beneficial Mortgage Co. of Connec The bill proposed by House V lf Resolution you’ll ever if they’re self-employed. That means a savers. We at SBM can help you find the The Northeast School Employees credit union may have buckeji the support payments. Minority Leader R.E. Van down a great deal,” says Richard ticut which has an office on Main St. Federal Credit Union in Manchester trend of decreased borrowing Committee Co-Chairman Rep. babysitter, computer programmer, dentist, plan that’s best suited to your needs. You Lauzier, vice-president at Norstrand would have the state During December, you can set "Between the economy and the has had 300 applications in the last because the union poses no Naomi Otterness, D-Ledyard, said enter into a contract with Blue W make. Manchester State Bank. “During tightening of our lending policies, 30 days, 200 less than last year for minimum on the .amount which can disqualifying strikers from mechanic, or president of a multi-million can make deposits daily, weekly, directly as November and December we usual Cross-Blue Shield in April 1982 to up your plan, do all the paperwork- and ' there have been less applications the same period, according to coor be borrowed. receiving AFDC aid would penalize provide a fully-subsidized health in ly see between 20 and 50 people who and less- people qualifying for dinator Sue Castonquay. “Most banks have a $1,000 children for the actions of their dollar corporation, any wage earner, is a payroll deduction, in a lump sum, what need to borrow money. So far I’ve loans,” says Bulger. surance plan for the working poor. avoid the New Year’s rush! This way you’ll “The economy is definitely affec minimum. With us, you can borrow parents. "That (children) is what The quarterly cost of the plan, eligible. ever is convenient for you. talked to only two people. And I William Johnson, president of the ting people’s willingness to as little as yuou need,*’ says AFDC is all about, ” she said. don’t think the other couple of of Savings Bank of Manchester says which would include A deductible be ready to put your plan into action- and borrow.” Rollason. But Rep. Walter Cohn, R-New and eo-pavment, would be about ficers in the bank have taken his bank, too, has had very few The credit union has 5000 However, we do advise a carefully Rollason says higher prices this Milford, said the two provisions $192. If all of the 3,202 families start getting the benefits-the minute the How much can be contributed to an IRA applications for mgny more than requests for Christmas funds. members, Ms. Castonguay says, and should be kept to show that the season for items like toys and thought to be eligible were included. each year? Beginning in January 1982, any planned, systematic program of savings. that.” “People just aren’t borrowing,” serves the Manchester Board of clothes caused the increase in Legislature was ready "to take the New Year begins. Lauzier says he thinks more peo says Johnson. “There’s a definite Education. Van Norstrand said, it would cost wage earner can voluntarily contribute up IRAs should be a yearly commitment to borrowing. bull by the horns” when making the state $614,000. Why save with an IRA? Because you save to $2,000 each year or 100 percent of com reap the maximum rewards at retirement. in two important ways: 1) the annual con pensation, whichever is less. Any amount Talk to one of our IRA Counselors for more Threatening Greece absurd, tributions are tax-exempt and 2) the annual less than the $2,000 hmit is, of course, facts. And remember, do it today, so your Inside Today's Herald contributions and interest earned are always acceptable. But we urge you to sys IRA can begin working for you as soon as tax-deferred until distribution (at which tematically save the maximum whenever the New Year begins. Turkish leader tells NATO time you should be in a much lower tax /■ A busy man Two at once possible to receive the optimum benefits. In a time when most people ft’s tough enough for town of bracket). This combination of tax-exempt BRUSSELS, Belgium (UPI) - NATO member invoked the vasion of Cyprus. would rather not talk about their ficials to make ends meet with I Fd like more information about IRAs. Turkish Defense Minister Haluk compounded savings and yearly contribu How does an IRA work for married alliance’s aid against another. “If the Rogers plan is rejected by businesses, Don Fisch can't say this year’s budget, but now Bayulken described today as absurd “ To meet such demands, as put Greece it’s a big problem, very enough about his. He’s a busy they’re starting to worry about couples? It depends on whether both hus a Greek allegation that his country tions will add up to an amazingly high forward by Greece, would require a serious,” Bayulken said. man at the Taylor Rental Center next year’s budget, too. Page 3. I Name______1 ^ | threatened Greece, an ancient hew alliance, not NATO,’,’ Bayulken He said it was too early to say if on Center Street. Page 21. return over the years. For example, if you band and wife work. If both are salaried and enemy that is now an ally in the said. Turkey would give space to any they file a joint tax return, they can each I Address______^^------| North Atlantic Treaty Organization. Bayulken said adoption of the NATO installations ousted by begin an IRA at age 30 and deposit $1,000 “The so-called threat from Greek proposal "would have been Greece. In sports Index open their own IRA - with a maximum Turkey is absurd,” Bayulken told an incrimination of Turkey, We have Advice ...... yearly, based on an annual average daily reporters. “It has been our policy to Greece is scrapping that part of -State Zip no territorial ambitions against any Rogers’ plan'providing for NATO Whalers produce 5-1 win over Area towns ... resolve all problems by St. Louis in year’s top perfor of $2,000 deposited yearly in each account- neighboring territory.”- control of the military air space Business...... compound interest rate of 12%, you will negotiation.” mance ... Bokon College five I Bayulken said Papandr^ou’s deci over the Aegean Sea and is instead Classified...... for a total limit of $4,000 which is tax Telephone Date of Birth Greek Prime Minister and rolling ... Page 9. ’ have accumulated, tax free, $1,065,030.90 sion to “ disengage” Greece from reasserting its own sovereignty in .Comics...... Defense Minister Andreas Papan- certain unspecified military com Danny Ainge in debut with deductible every year! In the event that one dreou vetoed the final communique an area where Turkey has conflic Editorial ...... at age 70!" (Keep in mind that this is only a Social Security Number mitments to the alliance meant the ting claims'. Celtics, who whip Nets ... Page Entertainment partner’s non-working, a spousal IRA can of a NATO defense ministers end of the plan drawn up by Gen. n. Lottery ... He wins projection, not guaranteed, as the actual meeting Wednesday because it Bernard Rogers, NATO’s supreme The defense ministers had all but Obituaries failed to contain a pledge that NATO military commander, to bring approved a communique that, Peopletalk interest rates paid throughout the life of be set up in which contributions can be I Mail to: Savings Bank of Manchester | would help Greece if Turkey at-, among other things, backed Presi The Soviet government has Greece back into the NATO military Play Bingo ... Sports .... given in to fasting dissident An made up to $2,250 yearly. 923 Main St., Manchester, GT 0 6 0 4 ^ tacked. command last year. The Greeks quit dent Reagan’s position in the U.S.- your plan may va^ considerably.) The alliance was set up in 1949 to Television drei Sakharov. News Briefing, the command six years earlier in Soviet arms talks in Geneva. But the se e page 4 Weather ,. / protect the West against Soviet protest of NATO’s failure to act entire document had to be scrapped page 2. / communism. Never before has one against Turkey following its 1974 in- because of the Greek veto. I-. D.l.C. Kgiil.ilKins ivi|ii]iv .1 Mihst.iiili.iJ puii.ilh Ini'V.iiK uiilulr.iw als h d o iv .lec sy... THE HERALD, Thurs., Dec. 10, 1981 — 3 THE HERALD, Thurs., Dec. 10, 1981
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really well? LO W E ST TEMPCNATURC8 «32 ^ M IA M I MOSCOW (UPI) — Andrei Sakharov’s -jW-1 daughter-in-law said today she feared KGB agents lied to her when they said |lUM I/.'.IWOW' on town budgets the Nobel laureate ended his hunger 50 ■vT^O' I [S3* strike and was in better health. UPI WEATHER FOTOCAST •V- Lisa Alexeyeva, who was informed By Paul Hendrle Department heads have, both because the Board of Wednesday she could leave the Soviet Herald Reporter at the latest, until Jan. 21 Directors listed them as a r y Reagan, aides Union, said authorities told her she may to submit their requests to last resort and because visit Sakharov in Gorky next Monday. The town administration Weiss. Weiss will then they could saddle the town meet on Libya But she demanded immediate proof that and the Board of Directors prepare a recommended with “financial respon ■ he andliis wife ended the fast they began Weather are in ’the midst of budget for the Board of sibilities for unemploy on her behalf Nov. 22. grappling with, two town Directors. The board must ment benefits.” WASHINGTON (UPl) - Having The Soviet secret police told Miss budgets: this year’s and approve the. budget by Also, Huestis noted that laughed and scowled at Moammar Alexeyeva she may emigrate to the next year’s. May, so it can lake effect seniority clauses in union Khadafy, Pi'esident Reagan today again ^ United States to join Sakharov’s stepson Extended outlook And Budget and hen the new fiscal year contracts could “cause in considered possible retaliation against — who she married by proxy — arid said Research Officer Robert begins on June 1. tended reductions in one the Lib.'^an leader for alleged death plots the Nobel Peace Prize winner was Extended outlook for New England Saturday through Huestis is cautioning the ’The Board of Directors division to actually opeur agahist him and other U.S. officials. notified of the news and voluntarily Monday: town department heads not budget committee this in another division.’’ For the third time this week, Reagan ended his protest fast. MaHxarliuocIts, Rhode Island and Conneclirul: to expect too much under year will consist of Deputy But Huestis said it may was to meet today with his National Variable cloudiness " through the period. High this year’s Christmas tree. M ayor B a rb a ra B. be worthwhile to delay the Security Council to-discuss.»the matter. temperatures from the mid 30s to the mid 40s. Low In a Dec. 2 memo, Weinberg, a Democrat, filling of vacant positions. And White House officials were to brief temperatures mostiy in the 20s. released Wednesday, and Director Peter P. Huestis’ evaluation of Republican congressional leaders. -' Vermont: Considerable cloudiness with iight snow or Huestis concluded that, if DiRosa Jr., a Republican. the current budget pointed CBS News congressional correspon Refugees flurries and cold through the period; highs in the tipper the town ran low on money Other factory that will to some serious shortfalls. dent Phil Jones quoted sources as saying Herald photo by Pinto 20s and 30s and low in the upper teens and 20s. and a 5 percent cut in the affect the new budget in The treasurer’s budget the alleged five-man Libyan hit team is poach wildlife Maine, New Hampshire: Chance of light snow or current fiscal year’s clude gas and utility will have about a $171,000 "now sitting in Mexico." Hjs sources flurries north and mountains and mostly cloudy with a budget became necessary, prices. deficit, mainly because in also quoted intelligence reports as Members of the Chamber of Commerce Holiday Open to right, Edgar Clarke, Jim McCavanagh, and Roger UPI photo chance of flurries elsewhere through the period. Lows 15 it would "significantly Huestis estimates that terest rates for short-term Parrott. Front row, from left to right, Katie Giblin, Carroll showing the hit team has had previous . SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) - Utah fish reduce existing services.” House Committee stand beside a treejln the chamber of to 25. Highs in the upper 20s to mid 30s.- natural gas prices will borrowing, were higher fice, decorated for Sunday’s celebration of the chamber’s Brundrett and Grace Girard. Standing in front of the tree contact with the Weather Underground and game officials say Indochinese The future is not much average 25 percent more in than projected. domestic radical group, CBS said. Three hijackers flash victory signs after surrendering today in Beirut, 80th anniversary. Standing in the back row are, from left is Phillip Harrison, committee chairman. Lebanon. refugees who like to live off the land are brighter. In a separate the coming fiscal year and The Human Services CBS said composite drawings of the poaching all sorts of wiltilife — from fish Today’s forecast memo, dated Dec. 8 and electricity prices will jump Department is projecting a team indicate three of.men are of Middle to woodpeckers. also released Wednesday, 30 percent. He projects $6,000 deficit, the memo Eastern nationality and one is described Continued cloudy windy and cold with occasional snow James Ware, chief of law enforcement Huestis instructed fuel oil and leaded gasoline says. However, the two as blond and perhaps an East German. for the Division of Wildlife Resources flurries today tonight and Friday morning then municipal department month assignm ent of And it said the informant who has given 6,000-mile skyjacking ends becoming partly sunny Friday afternoon. High at $1.20 a gallon and un Chamber plans 80th birthday party said Wednesday his officers have tried heads to keep the’r leaded gasoline at $1.25 a Assistant Health Director authorities information on the hit team all sorts of methods to make Viet temperature today in the low 30s. Lows tonight around Ronald Kraatz to the 20. High temperture on Friday in the mid 30s. Wind proposed, non-salary gallon. "has now reportedly passed several BEIRUT, Lebanon (UPI) - Shouting The hijacked plane with all of the namese, Cambodian and Laotian . budget increases for the A major factor in budget General Manager’s office, On display will be antique toys provided by Holiday music will provided by the Martha polygraph tests and is being interviewed northwest at 10 to 20 mph and gusty today through The Greater Manchester Chamber of "death to that dog" Moammar Rhadafy, former hostages on board left for refugees understand Western hunting next fiscal year under 6 preparation of course, is so Kraatz can prepare a Commerce will turn 80 years old Sunday and David P. Mattoon, and classic automobiles. White Singers. by psychiatrists someplace outside the three weary Moslem fanatics defiantly Damascus, Syria, where a fresh Libyan and fishing laws. Friday. percent. Pictures and newspaper clippings depicting United States." the school budget. paramedics proposal, will there will be a party to celebrate. Refreshments will be served throughout surrendered today, ending their three- crew replaced the exhausted pilots But (lespite the use of sign language, Last year, department The school budget is offset $3,956 of this deficit, A holiday open house will be held from 1 to the 80-year history of the chamber will also the afternoon and punch will be ladled out of day hijacking of a Libyan airliner to interpreters, slide shows and simplified before flying back today to its original National Forecast heads. Were to submit prepared by the Board of leaving a projected deficit 5 p.m. Sunday at the chamber office, former be on display, along with an exhibit of the official punch bowl of the Governor's protest the disappearance of their destination, Tripoli. fishing proclamations translated into budget proposals no more Education, but spending is of $2,044, the memo says. memorabilia from Watkins Brothers. Foot Guard which has been offered to the spiritual leader. In Caracas, Venezuela, three jetliners native languages, the game wardens ly the Frank Cheney Jr. mansion, at 20 Hart- Doctor: Fraud By United Press International Los Angeles pc 75 57 than 8 percent higher than limited to the amount ap The Finance Department ford Road, to commemorate the Mayor Stephen T. Penny and Sen. Carl A. chamber for the occasion. The 42 hostages, including eight crew with 102 people aboard returned from have had only limited success. City & Fcsl Hi Lo Pep Louisville pc X 27 the previous fiscal year. propriated by the Board of is expected to come up $3,- Zinsser will be on hand for the celebration. The public is invited. members, were all released in good con Cuba Wednesday, capping a 30-hour tri "These people liave historically relied Albuquerque c 62 28 .... Memphis c 52 28 organization’s 80th anniversary. was easy Anchorage pc 15 06 .... Miami Beach--'c 76 50 But, after General Directors. 400 short, the memo says, dition but exhausted from the wild ple hijack that took them 13,000 miles on wildlife for sustenance — primarily Asheville pc 38 26 .... Milwaukee pc 28 17 Manager Robert B, Weiss The $19 million school because of shifts in staff 6,(X)0mile skyjack that the air pirates across seven Latin American countries. fishing,” Ware said. . Atlanta c 24 .... Minneapolis pc 28 11 and the Board of Directors budget was about 60 per and a heavy dependence on WASHINGTON (UPI) - While a prac dubbed "Operation Jerusalem." The Mideast hijacking was the sixth by Billings pc 50 35 .... Nashville cy X X ticing physician in New York and Texas, Birmingham c 53 . 25 .... New Orleans c 66 42 whittled down their cent of the entire town temporary personnel. The hijackers, who had been armed the Shiite Moslem followers of Imam Boston s 32 28 .... New York cy X X requests, the final $31.3 budget this fiscal year. On the revenue side, Dr. Richard Kones bilked the govern with submachine guns, grenades and Mussa Sadr since he disappeared three Brwnsvll Tx.pc 76 60 .X Oklahom Cty c 62 X ment out of hundreds of thousands of Buffalo s 28 21 . Omaha 26 22» million budget amounted to Next year’s school Huestis says there “are no tear gas, were arrested by Syrian troops years ago, but the first involving a Li Charlstn S.C. c 58 32 . Philadelphia cy X X an increase of just 5.79 per budget is still up in the air, significant unanticipated dollars through Medicaid fraud. of the Arab Deterrent Force in Lebanon, byan plane. Controllers: Chadott N.C. c 44 25 . Phoenix 84 53 " "It was extremely easy," Koncs told a Chicago c 30 17 . Pittsburgh s X X cent from the year before. because teachers’ salaries revenues.” congressional hearing Wednesday. "The Cleveland s 29 26 . Portlano Me. s X X No p ro g ra m s — which comprise much of The memo says property Offer a hoax Columbus s 28 21 . Portland Ore, r 51 43 automatically will be tax revenues are being system itself is fairly vulnerable." Dallas pc 67 44 . Providence s 31 27 the budget — are being ar Kones, awaiting sentence on 67 fraud Denver pc 66 34 . Richmond pc 41 X spared the budget axe in bitrated. received on schedule, but Des Moines pc . 33 21 . St. Louis c X 24 the coming fiscal year, However, School cuts in state grants will counts, testified before the Senate Aging Witnesses hit creation-science WASHINGTON (UPI) - In an act of Detroit cy 28 21 . Salt Lak' Ctycy 58 42 "compassion,” President Reagan is Duluth pc 22 - 0 2 . San Antonio pc V 48 Huestis’ memo says. Superintendent James P. leave the town with some and Finance committees as part of the El Paso c 70 31 . San Diego- cy 71 54 panels' examination of the scandal- allowing fired air traffic controllers to Hartford s 34 26 . San Franese pc X 52 "A zero base budget Kennedy has said he in $17,600 less than an ridden Medicaid program. LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (UPI) - religion in the classroom and Dennis apply for federal jobs. Their union calls Honolulu c 77 69 . San Juan pc 91 76 philosophy should be the structed his personnel to ticipated. "Creation-science" would be impossible Glasgow, the Little Rock school dis the offer a “cruel hoax.” Indianapolis pc 34 24 . Seattle r 51 42 basis of all 1982-83 budget propose non-salary budget "I'm very remorseful, " Kones said. “I Jackson Mss. c 62 33 . Spokanebpok; s : 53 40 have a positive motivation to spend ... to teach in schools because it is not sup trict's science supervisor who testified Robert Poll, hpad of the Professional Jacksonville c 62 X . TamiTampa c 69 41 requests,” wrote Huestis. increases less than 5 per time doing good. Because of this ported by scientific evidence and is on behalf of the ACLU, said Wednesday Air Traffic Controllers Organization, Kansas City pc 34 24 . Washington pc 42 31 “Department and division cent. based on fallacies like the biblical flood, it would be impossible to teach creation- said because of budget cuts there are few Las Vegas pc 66 45 . Wichita pc S5 31 heads are expected to be In his memo on the im Piano experience, 1 do have considerable I.ittlo Rock c fiscally conservative in expertise in the workings of these witnesses testified in Arkansas’ version science without religious support. federal jobs available — a contention the pact of a 5 plercent cut in What do more than 18 of the Scopes "monkey trial." "Lknow of no material that could be government disputed. their . budget preparation the current budget, Huestis million Americans have in programs." processes, to plan for a Kones said he is helping New York The American Civil Liberties Union used,” he said. “It would be impossible Reagan removed a legal barrier concluded that it will be common? They play the planned to present more educators as for teachers of the Little Rock school Wednesday that barred fired controllers maintenance of current tough to trim more from piano, making it the most state authorities improve their fraud level of service or activity what “is an "already lean detection and has agreed to work also witnesses and conclude its case today district to develop scientific material from federal employment for three' popular insturment among against the law, which requires schools that would present a balanced view.” years. But he remained firm that they at maximum...” budget,” amateur musicians in. this with the Aging Committee staff. He said Lottery This means that each he hoped he can continue in lieu of ser to give "balanced treatment" to Nor could the teachers offer their would not be allowed to'return to control The Board of Directors, country. The other nine in creation-science and evolution. professional opinion on the validity of towers and radar rooms. department head must concerned that state and struments rounding out the ving a sentence. prove the need to continue Kones said by having patients sign The ACLU has challenged the new law evolution vs. creation-science, he said. "We view his offer of applying for federal budget cuts might amateur’s top 10 are the in court, saying creation-science is simp Harvard paleontologist Stephen Jay other employment to be a cruel hoax on present programs and ser leave the town in the red, guitar, organ, clarinet, blank forms, he would attach Numbers drawn in New 4371. vices before funding will be photocopies of fictitious medical service, ly the biblical version of creation and Gould said the scientific community both the fired controllers and the ordered the 5 percent drums, flute, trumpet, violates the constitutional separation of does not accept creation-science and that American taxpayers,” Poli said. “There England Wednesday: Rhode Island daily: 1077. considered. memo to be prepared. violin, harmonica and or simply put new dates on old claims. Connecticut daily: 701. Vermont daily: 953. Department heads are He said few of his claims were church and state. it is filled with fallacies, such as the are few, if any, available federal jobs His memo said a 5 per saxophone. The law also forbids mentioning worldwide flood. because of budget cuts.” Maine daily: 690. Massachusetts daily: instructed to project 8 per cent cut would require challenged. New Hampshire daily: 8473. cent salary increases for either service reductions RESU ’S HAS STACKS AND STACKS CF management, non or personnel cuts. Rake in dollars from un union workers and Huestis said personnel used but useful items with clerical workers. cuts are unacceptable. a low-cost Classified Ad. The clerical workers’ un HAGGAR Peopletalk ion contract calls for an 8 SLACKS! percent hike next year. Almanac Salaries for unionized town workers who will Children’s champ ** negotiate new contracts [ GREAT HOLIDAY ^ THESE SLACKS next year, including Ricky Schroder may wear velvet and lace in the EXPAND-O-MATIC By United Press International library workers, public i GIFT IDEAS FROM ^ ' PERFORN LIKE MA6IG repeat broadcast of the ITT special, "Little. Lord works employees, Fauntleroy " on CBS Dec, 15, but he still dons Today is Thursday, December 10th, the 344th day of . firefighters and police, are CAPITOL... boxing gloves off-camera. 1981 with 21 to follow. to be projected at 6 per Ricky, 11. who starred in the movie remake of The moon is approaching its full phase. cent, the memo says, The E Two Way Stretch "The Champ," has become a champion of The morning stars are Mars, Jupiter and Saturn, “The union has said it Woven Fabric. »Machine Washable children’s and health causes. The evening stars are Mercury and Venus. will seek 9 percent and Freedom Phone'' line 9 Stretch Waistband I No Dry Cleaning Bills Over the weekend, while waiting for his guests — Those born on this date are under the sign of Sagit we’re projecting 6 I 100% Washable ^ 2 5 »Solids • Ploids 200 youngsters from New York’s Police Athletic Sizes 29-42 tarius. American poet Emily Dickinson was born percent,” Huestis said this Jdoesn’thave »Solids • Plaids - Checks Sizes 29-42 League — he sparred with his.dad for half an hour December 10th, 1830. morning. "Obviously, it in the PAL’s boxing room. Ricky, an honorary PAL will fall somewhere in fa cord. member, is Working on the New York Foundling On this date in history: between.” Model FF-500 Hospital prqject to get Christmas presents for In 1817, Mississippi-Was admitted to the Union as the Huestis said his office NEW BODY orphan children, recently videotaped commercials 20th state. will prepare computer IMPERIAL WOOLS as national youth chairman for the Arthritis Foun In 1898, Spain signed a treaty officially ending the printed salary projections WORKS SLACKS dation and represented the American Lung Associa SpanishAmerican War. It gave Guam, Puerto Rico and for department heads to tion at a White House affair. the Philippines to the United States. use in projecting their In 1941, Japanese troops landed on northern Luzon budgets. Soap opera update (loozahn’) in the Philippines in the early days of World • Soft Flartnel Feel The World's Best War Two in the Pacific theater. 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Cl, No. 60 The sixth annual carol Cavett, Carol Burnett, Zsa Zsa cJabor, Henny sing sponsored by the function to prevent outside access from someone • Tweeds - Herringbones Tennis star in court Published daily except Sunday and certain holidays by else’s handset, dynamic speaker and built-in Youngman, Sammy Davis Jr., Arlene Dahl and Eighth Utilities District • Reg. 95.00 gladly axehange them after Dina Merrill are among the eelebrities who recent the Manchester Publishing Co., Herald Square, will be held Tuesday Dec. condenser microphone for top reception on both Tennis star Billy Jean King and her hus Manchester, Conn. 06040. Second class postage paid at ends of the conversation. ly joined the casts of these daily dramas." Now beach house they once shared went to 15. - Christmas! evi . working women can keep up with daytime band, Lawrence, listen to proceedings in trial In a case attorneys predict will also Manchester, Conn. POSTMASTER: Send address The carol sing will begin Come in for a test-dial today. Find out how ] Sizes 38 to 46 Reg. 40 to 46 Longs drama. Los Angeles Superior Court Wednesday settle a separate pallmony suit filed changes to The Manchester Herald, P.O. Box 591, at 7 p.m. at the Northend incredible - and how affordable - the Cordless | against Ms. King's former lover, Marilyn against the tennis star. Manchester, Conn. 06040. Christmas tree in Swanson Freedom Phone® from Llectra is. You’ll never be tied i No nine-to-fiver Barnett. King’s suit to evict Barnett from a Parklet. Carollers will down.to a telephone cord again. To subscribe, or to report a delivery problem, call 647- then go to Mayfair Gardens Jay Johnson decided when he graduated from 9946. Office hours are 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Monday where they will serenade college that he didn’t want a nine-to-five job. To sends him food packages at prearranged stops. A Morse oil was sold at Sotheby’s auction rooms Through Friday and 7 to 10 a.m. Saturday. Delivery the elderly residents. l^reedonfPhone] "I don’t think I’m that independent,” the 23-year- should be made by 5 p.m. Monday through FYiday and by avoid it, he decided to hike, row and bike his way in U)ndon for $9,120 Wednesday. But the main event 7:30 a.m. Saturday. At 8 p.m., the Ladies zigzagging across the country. He started from Mt, old s.nid. “I just think other people ought to be more was the auction of a painting by Ailston, Morse’s Auxiliary of the Eighth independent,” teacher. His "Hermia and Helena” was bought by Suggested carrier rates are $1.20 weekly, $5.12 for one Utilities District Fire CAPITOL Katahdin. Maine and plans to wind up in British month, $15.35 for three months, $30.70 for six months, BECAUS Columbia, an unnamed British buyer for $199,500. Department will furnish "Where Women Love to Shop for Men" and $61.40 for one year. Mail rates are available on refreshments at the dis J First he hiked to the Alabama River, then he No dots or dashes Allston’s painting, commissioned in the early 19th ^ ^ u e st. rowed as far as New Orleans, where he is now. century by Harmon Visger, American consui in trict firehouse, 32 Main St. EQUIPMENT i MANCHESTER VERNON He’ll continue by boat to Port Isabel, Texas, Samuel Morse, as every schoolchild knows, was The public is invited to 903 MAIN ST. TRI-CITY PLAZA Bath, was included in a sale of British works. A To place a classified or display advertisement, or to where’ll he trade in his craft for a 10-speed bike and the American who invented Morse Code — but he Sotheby spokesman explained that the American attend. Song books will be 39 MAIN STREET j Open Every Nile til 9:00' Open Mon.-Sat. 10-9 travel overland to complete his 9,500-mile trip by report a news item, story or picture idea, call 643-2711. furnished but carollers are also was a painter who studied under Washington was grouped with English painters because he was Office hours are 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through September 1982. His family in Marblehead, Mass., Allston J1779-1842). best known for painting British landscapes. asked to bring their own Friday. flashlights. 643-7958 THE HERALD, Thurs., Dec. 10, 1981 - 5 4 — THE HERALD. Thurs.. Dec. 10, 1981 Panel on youth Kennelly, opening HQ, defends liberal heritage Town Chairman Theodore R. Cummings said later public improvements in the Cheney Historic District, with the death of Democrat William R. Cotter, By Paul Hendrie that he expects Manchester’s voter turnout at the Jan. which will be on the Same ballot. Republican candidates Ann Uccello and Colleen Howe Herald Reporter 12 special election will be helped by the referendum on The congressional seat became vacant in September will square off in a primary next Tuesday. I reorganize It may not be fashionable to be a New Deal Democrat in Rotiald Reagan’s America, but you wouldn’t know it by listening to Secretary of the State Barbara Kennelly. 'The Democratic 1st District congressional nominee By Nancy Thompson ■ ...... The lack of direction and input is not a personally opened her Manchester campaign Herald Reporter new situation for the Youth Commission. headquarters Wednesday night with a speech defending Two years ago the commission, then her liberal Democratic heritage and calling upon sup The Commission on Children and porters to “speak out for ourselves.’’ Youth is reorganizing in a bid to be taken three years old, held a special meeting CHOICEST MEATS IN TOWN Mrs. Kennelly, daughter of the late state and national seriously by town officials and by the with public officials looking for ideas on how they should function. Commission Democratic (Chairman John Bailey and wife of former people the commission represents. state House Speaker James J. Kennelly, said she is not According to Laura J. Gatzkiewicz, the members were told to “write their own MEAT DEPT. SPECIALS DELI SPECIALS ticket" in studying issues and making the least bit embarrassed to be a Democrat. commission's chairwoman, commission ‘T m not going to apologize for the last 40 years,” she officials had considered disbanding, but recommendations to the Board of Direc tors and the Board of Education. told the Democratic Town Committee. ’T refuse to. In BOAR'S HEAD decided instead to reorganize the com the last 40 years — since Roosevelt — people who never U .S .D .A Choice mission internally to address a lack of An indication of the town’s attitude toward the commission is the fact that thought they could make it have made it.” VIRGINIA BRANO HAM . * 3 i 4 9 direction on the group’s part, SWITZERLAND "It’s discouraging because the kids the Democrats have failed to name a Mrs. Kennelly claimed that a recent public opinion SHOULDER CLOD and adults on the commission are very new adult member to the commissioUj poll found that her greatest liability is that she “cares SWISS CHEESE ..* 2 .9 9 concerned and no one else cares,’’ Miss although the new terms began in Oc too much,” to which she responded, “you can never care ROAST THANKSQIVINQ DAY BRAND Gatzkiewicz said. "People don’t ap tober, Miss Gatzkiewicz said. Kane said too much.” H.99 TURKEY BREAST While Mrs. Kennelly defended her liberalism, she dis ,.* 3 .4 9 proach us with issues” he has talked to Democratic leadership MUCKE'S Gregory Kane, an adult member of the about the missing member and plans to puted charges that she is a "big spender." She said that, SHOULDER STEAK said. "We’re concerned that there seems encourage them again to appoint as secretary of the state, sh’e skipped most of the out-of- COOKEO SALAMI . * 2 . 1 9 CITTERIO to be a lack of interest on the part of the someone soon. state conventions she could have attended and, as a community and the boards we re sup Miss Gatzkiewicz, who is now a senior member of the Hartford City Council, she never used for GENOA SALAMI . * 3 . 4 9 posed to advise. We were wondering if at Manchester High School and has been her expense account. we Were \vasting our time when no one on the commission since she was in "I hear from the other candidates about their record LOHDOH BROIL junior high, said, "It’s kind of an- here and their record there,” she said. “I do have a ‘ 2.09 PROVOLONE CHEESE . * 2 . 4 9 cared” QROTE A WEIQEL Instead of disbanding the commission, ticlimatic, 'You get on the commission record, too. I am not a big spending Democrat. I have . however, the officers agreed to try to and you get all excited —and then nothing never spent one penny of the state’s money on Barbara Lean Head Cut N/C FRANKS ,.* 2 .3 9 take a more active role in the communi happens, Kennelly.” CREAMY HAVARTI, PLAIN, DILL or CARAWAY ty. By the end of the year. Miss "Nobody ever comes to us with issues, Mrs. Kennelly stressed her links to organized labor by BRISKET GRANO-TOAST ,.* 2 .9 9 Gatzkiewicz said they hope to have the Mr. Ludes (MHS Principal Jacob Ludes calling it unfair to hold the American worker responsi- internal structure set up. Commission 111) came to us about renovations (at the jle for the difficulties American industries face in com- members will have specific on-going school). That was it," she said. leting with the Japanese and Europeans. CORKED BEEF Kane said leadership can make a “Don’t blame it on the workers,” she said. “Most n.49 assignments, rather than just assigning tasks each month on a volunteer basis, difference in the commission. workers I know want to work hard and they want to " GARDEN FRESH she said. Miss Gatzkiewicz said Kane will run ximpete with Japan. Lean Flat Cut for the post of chairman when the com Mrs. Kennelly has been endorsed by the state AFL- PRODUCE SPECIALS Kane said the commission will also Herald photo by Pinto become more active in seeking out mission holds elections at , its next :io. BRISKET issues to study and make recommen meeting, scheduled for Wednesday She also called for development of alternative fuel dations on, rather than waiting for peo evening. If members actively seek out wurces and protection of the air and water. Navel Oranges 8/ 99‘ issues and have assigned tasks to study 'the family that skates together Mrs. Kennelly disputed the argument that a liberal CORKED BEEF ple to come to them with issues. «2.29 them, he said the cpmmission can work. Democrat will not do the 1st District any good in a "We’re going to get out there and ... stays on their feet. The Rohrbach kids lend a hand to Wednesday at the Vernon Skate Park. The kids are (from QQ< w ere going to take responsibility," Miss Gatzkiewicz said youths also jovernment led by a conservative Republican president. Broccoli...... bunch Kane said. " We re going to become more need to become more involved and ap steady their parents, Mr. and Mrs. David Rohrbach, on left) David, age 7, Kerry, age 10, and Kristin, age 11. She said the Northeast needs vocal, spokesmen for its verbal within the town structure. In the proach the commission with their roller skates at a Buckley School family fun night needs, n which she said are contrary to President last year we’ve been getting .quieter and problems and opinions. Reagan’s policies. CORHISH Celery Hearts 79« quieter." "The youth commission is a very good 'Mrs. Kennelly was greeted with speeches from leading Kane said there are several issues the idea in a town where youths don’t get in town Democrats, including Mayor Stephen T; Penny, GAMEHEH lb. commission can study -including youth volved, but in Manchester there’s kids on who said there are three types of state officials; those ' Onions...... unemployment, especially in light of re the Board of Education and easy access ; who never knew Manchester existed, those who only cent reductions in employment in the to the Board of Directors," she said. ■ know it exists at election time and those who are always tobacco industry: vandalism; a man "The kids who are on the commission PLAY FREE...... Newspaper 'there. datory homework policy proposed in the aren’t the ones who sit home and watch ‘ ‘ Barbara Kennelly has to be among the state officials school system; school closings and other The Dukes of Hazzard.’ They’re kids who belong to the last group,” he said. • issues. who have a million other things to do. Deputy Mayor Barbara B. Weinberg called Mrs. "We were established to do it and I "It’s a good experience, but it would be Kennelly, ”a progressive person who has compassion think it’s time to get back to it," Kane nice if there were something to work and is sensitive to the needs of the people.” on.” fm Lean Head Cut said. ’The campaign headquarters, at 67 East Center St. will '. swing into action next Monday, Manchester campaign CARDS ; co-coordinators Eleanor Coltman, former Board of • Education member, and John W. Thompson, former CORNED BEEF .. ib.« 1.49 BINGO ‘ mayor, said. Hospital buys offices H WEEK U.S.D.A. Choice Boneless
Manchester Memorial Hospital has tain the building with the current FIFTH WEEK’S iDemos'cauci/s purchased an office building at 17 tenants. SHOULDER ROAST ... lb. M.99 Haynes' St. as part of its long-range The tenants are listed as doctors CARD IS development plan. Edward L. Bresser, Robert D. Breer, !\o Sub.stitute According to records filed in the town Frank H, Horton, Gerard R. Miller, ■slated Jan. 20 We Give Old Fashioned clerk’s office, the hospital paid $250,(HX) Frederick S. Tan, and Robert C. Walden. ORANGE For Quality for the bxiilding. wfiich now houses doc Beck said the hospital may need the ONLY Butcher Service ... tor’s offices. building for office space or to house operations at some point in the future. Game S Starts, Wed., Dec. 16 ’The Democratic Town Committee Wednesday night Hospital spokesman Andrew Beck said PIC an’ SAVE « t Jan. 20 as the date for its caucus election of town the building,was purchased as part of the 76S East Mlddlt Turnplkt STORE HOURS: ManchMtar, Cl. lommittee members. hospital's long-range plan to acquire Chop suey ^ 317 Highland St property around the hospital. Vour WINNINe CARD DAVIS FAMILY RESTAURANT But Town Chairman Theodore R. Cummings said the Mon. & Tues. 'til 6:00 ,..’J Caldor Shopping Plaza « egislative redistricting means the town committee will "We’ve used up all the space in the Cop suey was concocted in New York WILL LOCK LIKE THIS ManchoBltr, Cl. THIS IS HOW YOUR CARD WILL LOOK IF IT IS A lave to meet again before the caucuses to change a par- Wed., Thurs., & Fri. 'til *9:00 hospital and we’re planning for future City on Aug. 29, 1896, by Chinese Am WINNeR. ALL 24 NUMBERS ON ANY CARD YOU PLAY MANCHESTER MUST BE MATCHED WITH THE NUMBERS FLOWER FASHION y rule. needs," Beck said. bassador Li Huung-Chang’s chef, who PUBLISHED IN THIS NEWSPAPER EACH WEEK. YOU 85 E. Canlar 81. Sat. & Sunday For the present, no changes in the devised this dish to appeal to both MUST PLAY CARDS OP THE COLOR DESIGNATED Manchaalar, Cl. iP Since .the new legislative districts cross voting district FOR E A C H W EEK TO B E ELIG IB LE TO WIN. JU S T "X" ines, the voting districts will have to be realigned. 'til 6:00 C O H N r- building’s operations are planned,. Beck American Oriental taste. Chop suey was MATCHING NUMBERS ON YOUR CARDS AS SHOWfl HARVEST HILL PACKAGE STORE BELOW. Manchaalar Parkada But since that reallignment won’t take place until HIGSUITD FA said. The hospital will continue to main unknown in China at the time. ManchMtar, Cl. fter the Jan. 20 caucuses, Cummings said a rule must HIGHLAND PARK MARKET e passed to allow town committee members elected . ' ...... , 317 Highland 81. Manchaalar, Cl. hen to retain their membership in the districts they K.R. AUTOMOTIVE zere elected in under the current boundaries. la n rnanelCarriage House 299 Broad 81. (Bahind Nlchola TIra) “We have to grandfather everybody in, so to speak,” V boutiaueboutique I . . Manchaalar, Cl. aid Cummings. ■ ■ ■ lllR lR llllllllB lllllU l hairdesigning IN BINGO BUCKS, SPENDABLE AS CASH LYNCH MOTORS The town committee will meet either Jan. 4 or 5, he 18 Oak Street WITH PARTICIPATING MERCHANTS... 500 W. C a nlar 81. aid. r O A ® ’ r F RFROZEN n Z F .N ^ & T tADAIRY m V 649-5046 643-2461 Manchaalar, Cl. Cummings, a leading critic of the new state GROCERY SPECIALS downtown' Manchester SALEM NASSIFF CAMERA SHOP 639 Main 81. sgislative districts, repeated his criticism.of the “mess Manchaalar, Cl. he legislature made of redistricting.” STOUFFER ENTREES ( 4 H A USE A DIFFERENT He has vigorously criticized local Republican state OPTICAL STYLE BAR FRUIT COCKTAIL i«« 2 / * 1.0 0 Chicken Ala King ...... 9-a oz. . 4 9 OPEN SUNDAY 12-5 |a COLOR CARD EACH WEEK! 763 Main 81. ~ 191 M ain 81. leps. Walter H. Joyner and Elsie L. Swensson for KELLOQQ’8 ^ ^ ^ 0 ^ Manchaalar, Cl. 'oting for the new district lines. RAISIN BRAN ...... is.. ^ 1 .0 9 — Game 5 Orange — REGALS MEN’S SHOP Cummings has charged that the new districts were 903-905 Main 81. Don’t Miss A Manchaalar, Cl. lesigned to benefit,the Republicans politically, at the INSTANT PUDDINGS...... aw.. 3 / * 1 .0 0 Swedish Meatballs...... noz. * 1 . 4 9 ixpenses of residents at the fringes of Manchester, who Single Issue SIEFFERT’S APPLIANCES i 445 Hartford Rd. lave been grouped in districts with outlying towns. DIAMOND WALNUTS io.. ^ 1.4 9 I Manchaalar, Cl. BINGO NUMBERS APPEAR IN EACH ISSUE The' Republicans have maintained that the new dis- . SWEATER SALE WESTOWN PHARMACY ricts were influenced primarily by shifting district SPRING WATER i u.i 3 / * 1.0 0 Green Pepper Steak...... lO’Aoz. * 1 . 9 9 NO PURCHASE or OBLIGATION 455 Hartford Rd. SWEET LIFE PLAY AS MANY CARDS AS YOU WISH Manchaalar, Cl. ines in neighb- ring towns. Cummings led the local Democrats into a lawsuit PINEAPPLE JUICE ...... 4 s « 7 9 * DIET CENTER SWEET LIFE ■3 DAYS ONLY- 527 Burnsida Ava. :hallenging the constitutionality of the reapportion- 5 75 E. Hartford, Cl. Tient. GIANT PITTED RIPE OLIVES...... 5 9 * Creamed Chipped B e e f .... . , . * 1 . 9 9 and Eighty members will be elected to the town com 113 Main 81. CRISCOOIL 24« 9 9 * FRI.-SAT. & SUNDAY Manchaalar, Cl. mittee, Cummings said. Democratic Registrar of PURINA 100 M CHEF BOY-AR-DEE — 3 VARIETIES v m Mmdmltx Hrralii Voters Herbert Stevenson said individuals or slates in HI FI STEREO HOUSE CATFOOD...... oAoz. 4 / ’ 1 .0 0 • Lady's Fair Isles • Acrylic Variion Circia terested in running for the town committee must file BUM BLE BEE English Muffin Pizzas ...... ^ 1 . 7 9 • Lady's Bulky's • Wool Blends Vam on, Ct. with his office between Jan. 8 and Jan. 14. RED ALASKAN SALMON...... iso. ^ 2 .3 9 ■THIS IS HOW IT WORKS- ’The balloting will begin at 7:30 p.m. on Jan. 20, in the MRS. SMITH’S AA • Lady's Fishermans • 100% Wools usual districting Voting places except in District Three, BISQUICK ...... 40 0. * 1 .2 9 HURRY ALLA r IETIEB Coconut Custard P i e ...... 46 oz. 1 . ™ PICS UP YUl IIN60 CAROS: Each wMk ladutt* only AU >4 mNMCtt BN M Of YBM BtlMO CAROS WITH h ERAi O bacaui - -.>1 -ma - ry . ------ay apptar m where the caucus will take place at the Buckley School. pi.asi>i u-ck uo lOu* r>a« Smgo Cuds I'om soon- TIN TOTAL Of TM RUMOCRI PUBIISMD M AU TM --- — ...... mbpis needtd to compiala aacn sonnq m.icnanis t.sl.d RuHlS.Ol in. gam. allow ma IttUU Of YM NUALJ) EACH WUR • TOU HAVE A waeibgama will nave appeared by aacn Tuasdlyi Registered Democrats are eligible to participate. LIPTON CUP 0 SOUP...... 6 9 * J . 'ncicnanit lu giva yOu onl]r on# card lor aacn sirvra viait -m m tn am tro are a wtaNU. •ssua^ new sat of Birvgo numbers will Da pub’isnad to> YOU mat nowavar maka at many visits as you wish AY LEAST IIIBJR WmiYn Winrtars w>ii snara a weakly each weak s game A new color of Bmgo cards will be . Town committee officers will be elected in February nacn day of me week THE MORE CAROS YOU PLAV pnsa of ttOOOO im Bingo Bucka • mgy apand ma avaiiabia escn'nraak at me sponsoring merchants PICK UP YOUR tHL B( 1 lER YOUR CHANCES ARE TO WIN lama as cash w $39,000 in holdup loot still missing TAXES! OPINIOIS / Commentary Pay only what you owel Have your tax return prepared by a REWARD WATERBURY (UPI) - “Buddy” Pelletier, 38, of Tudge T. Clark Hull to ment rights protecting him the missing money. professional. For name of parson or persons who broke Prosecutors have named Waterbury. Couture’s wife quash a subpoena issued by from self incrimination if In testimony W ^nesdaj, into Manchester Carbide Co., 27 Hilliard the father of a man on trial and Pelletier’s common- prosecutors to have the put on the stand. John Reed, who acted as NORMAN HOLCOMB, St., Manchester, on Friday night Dec. 4, in the nearly $1.9 million Purolator’s director of law wife have been Meriden resident called as CPA 1981. robbery of an armored car charged in the robbery and a witness in the trial. State’s Attorney Francis security at the time of the (Do not call police Call 846-1331 between 9:00 garage as a suspect in the slayings but will be tried M. McDonald said he had holdup, said $39,036 was PHONE 649-6498 A.M. and 3:30 P.M. with Information. Only disappearance of about separately. Williams said Couture not made a decision missing when pol'ce Day, evening and verified information will be acceptedH A special delivery for Manchester, Conn. whether to seek a warrant returned the stolen cash weekend hours. $39,(W0 of the stolen loot, a Williams disclosed the could not be forced to defense lawyer says. state’s suspicions about the testify against his soni and for the elder Couture’s and securities confiscated Attorney John R. elder Couture -in asking would plead 5th Amend arrest ih connection with at the suspects’ homes. Santa Claus poked his cherry-red "Humm," Santa said, wrinkling only when he thought he should be his right and his tire got caught in a Williams said prosecutors like nose into the North Pole mail his brow. “Pd better stop off in the V-., going straight. pothole along the curb in the 300 had “disclosed to the court block. A few feet later he pulled that Albert Couture is a room. \ electronics division next and see Manchester The roads aren’t so bad, he over with a flat tire. suspect in connection with "Hello-ho-ho,” he boomedj "How what I can do to speed up produc thought to himself as he drove are things in here?" the disappearance’’ of the tion." Spotlight through the neighborhoods, ihappily “Ho-ho-ho-hum," Santa sighed, as money still missing after An elf paused momentarily in his "And this pile,” the elf said, MS- noting the Christmas deeprations he waited for his tirej^be changed the 1979 robbery, where Nancy Thompson Herald Reporter mad dash among piles of letters. He gesturing toward a significantly- that hung on the houses. at a nearby service ^ tio n . “I sup three guards were slain. looked around at the other elves, all sized lump of letters, “is for dolls of Couture is the father of GIFT SAVINGS NOW AT pose this means all those letters are busy running swiftly from pile to various sorts. In the doll room “Ho-ho!” he chuckled, sure that for real. I’d better make some per Donald Couture, 26, of pile, depositing letters in ap they'll break that down into Barbie he’d unmasked a scheme to fool him sonnel changes back at the North Wallingford, on trial in propriate places. He looked around Superior (jourt for three dolls and baby dolls and (lolls that into bringing tires to people who Pole — take a few elves out of at the other elves, all busy running counts of felony murder in cry and dolls that ...” alignment at their favorite service Connecticiut. An avid reader of Ann really wanted computer football stuffed toys and put them in swiftly from pile to pile, depositing connection with the April "Yes, yes, yes,” Santa said, station.” Landers, Santa knew how those Yale games. automotive. “Oh-ho-ho,” he letters in appropriate places. He' 16, 1979 ro b b ery at somewhat irritably for a jolly old 'ooys were always trying to fool her. moaned. "A sack full of shock ab- smiled up at Santa. SA.NT.A FELT a ho-ho-ho would Eventually, however, he reached Purolator Security’s elf He really didn't want a disserta Santa left his sled and reindeer at ,sorbets is going to be heavy. My Waterbury garage. "Oh, about the usual for the begin be inappropriate, so he said nothing. Center Street. He began to wonder tion on types of dolls from the mail Brainard Field, not wanting to take p ’■ .( THE HERALD, Thurs., Dec. 10, 1981 - 11 10 — THE HERALD. Thurs., Dec. 10, 1981 'Going to have fun' - Horton Sutcliffe got wish. New coach, new view K traded to Indians with Indian ice team By Len Auster some problems but is far from dis suffered a broken rib before pre couraged. He has two goaltenders, season practice and has been his services in the past from the Herald Sportswriter HOLLYWOOD, Fla. (UPI) - Rick prepared to offer pitcher Sammy handed bat and some extra bench senior Rob Pilney and junior Pat slowed. Chicago White Sox.” Sutcliffe got his wish to be traded Stewart, shortstop Bob Bonner and strength. It also enables Cleveland ’The program over the years —six McNamara, with no prior ’ Junior Eric Johnson is seen by White, a 23-year-old righthander, Wednesday. Soon, a similar request' highly regarded minor league out to add a pitcher to its staff who was in all —has been less than experience between the pipes. Horton as his fifth defenseman. pitched for Chattanooga in the may be granted to All-Star shortstop fielder Jack Shelby as part of a one of the best in the NL two years successful. The best record ever “ We’ll be weak in goaltending,” Pilney and McNamara are in a Southern League last season and Garry Templeton. Sutcliffe, the 1979 package for Templeton and out ago was 6-15, compiled in 1976-77, The Horton sees, “bit I’m optimistic battle for the No. 1 netmiiiding slot. compiled a 10-12 record with a 3.51. National League Rookie of the Year, fielder Sixto Lezeano. Sutcliffe was a 17-game winner for record a year ago was 1-19. about upping our record (from last “ W e’ll have two good lines but ERA. Fimple, 22, was the Midwest asked the Lo's Angeles Dodgers to San Diego,, however, may offer the Dodgers during his rookie year). I believe our first two lines after that w e’ll be hurting,” Horton League All-Star catcher at The budget is $10,000 while the trade him iast September after he the Cardinals a better deal. The season but slumped badly the can stay with the best of them.” states, “ Depth will be a big Waterloo, Iowa, and had his finest subsidy from the board of education was left off the postseason 25-man Padres reportedly are willing to in previous two yeaifs. This past season The Silk Towners have sophomore problem. season as he hit .288 with 10 homers is $2,500. The subsidy is the first roster following a mediocre regular clude Smith and pitcher Steve Mura he managed only a 2-2 record with a Eric Trudon centering their No. 1 ' “ I ’m expecting a lot out of my and 76 RBI. ever. The coach’s salary is in three season. I in a deal for Templeton and Lez 4.02 E R A in 14 games. line with junior Dan Duff and Leon juniors and seniors. W e’ll start with Perconte, 27, has been on the figures—not four. He doesn’t have a The Dodgers finally got around toi' eano. The Cardinals, though, may Manager Tom Lasorda was so dis Botteron on the wings. Trudon had a strong defense and go from verge of making it in the big leagues fulltime assistant. And practice is dealing the 25-yearold right-hander appointed in Sutcliffe’s perfor-' 12 points a year ago, including seven there.” but hasn’t gotten the chance with only three times a week with two 40- at the baseball meetings mance this year that he did not add goals, while Botteron had eight No matter where that takes the Los Angeles because of its veteran minute sessions and one an hour Wednesday,'sending him and in the right-hander to his post-season points equally divided between goals Manchester icemen, they’re going infield. He hit .346 for Albuquerque long. Ice tim e is $85 per hour. fielder jack Perconte to the playoff roster. That angered and assists. to have fun doing it. Cleveland Indians for outfielder Sutcliffe so much that he tore up in 127 games last season but has hit But the 1981-82 Manchester High The second line has senior Craig Jorge Orta and a pair of minor Baseball Lasorda’s office in a fit of anger and only .231 in 22 major league games. ice hockey team is “ going to have Carlson at center and sophomore Schedule: Dec. 12 Hall BIP 9:50, ieaguers — catcher Jack Fimple and subsequently asked to be traded. In Herndon, the Tigers are fun,” stresses Coach Wayne Horton, Pete Adamy and junior Chris Ver- 15 Farmington at Htfd 3:40, 19 East receiving a 31-year-old speedster \'-4 pitcher Larry White. It was one of meetings “ My run-in with Sutcliffe has the sextet’s third coach in three bridge on the wings. Catholic B IP 7:50, 23 Enfield B IP three major league trades com nothing to do with his ability,” said with a .267 lifetime batting average years. “ What ever sports I’ve Carlson and Botteron are Co 8:30, 30 Conard at Vtrn’s 3:30, Jan. 2 pleted Wednesday at the meetings, n Lasorda. “ He slumped a bit the last and are giving up a pitcher who was played I ’ve always had fun.and this captains. Rockville BIP 7:50, 5 Wethersfield other deais, San Francisco swapped two years but I ’ve always said he a disappointment to them since team is going to have fun,” he ■The defensive pairings are junior at Htfd 8:25, 9 Simsbury B IP7:50,16 outfieider Larry Herndon for was one of the best competitors that being acquired from Montreal for reasserts. Horton takes over the Bill Chambers with sophomore East Catholic BIP 7:50, 20 Far pitchers Dan Schatzeder and Mike have to come up with a pitcher to ever played for me. He has good Ron LeFlore in 1979. Schatzeder, 27, reins after being an assistant a year Mark Keith while junior Dean mington BIP 8:30, 23 Somers at ability and has a chance to be a good wa.s only 6-8 with a 6.08 E R A last ago. Gustafson skates with senior Willie UPl photo Chris and Seattie sent third complete the trade. Enfld, 27 Fermi BIP 2:30, 30 ' baseman-outfieider Dan Meyer tO/ In another development pitcher.” year after winning 19 games for The “ fun” begins for the Indian Simon. Wethersfield BIP 7:50,Feb. 3 the Oakiand A ’s for pitcher Rich Wednesday, the New York Yankees, Orta, 31, gives the Dodgers a Montreal in 1978. Chris was assigned icemen Saturday night with a home A dilema for Horton now is not Conard B IP 8:30.6 Somers B IP 9:50, Familiar face? Bordi. for the second day in a row, made strong bat as w ell as a player with to the Giants’ Phoenix triple A farm date against CCIL foe Hall High at having a third line. He is still 13 Hall at Vtrn’s 1:15, 18 Ferm i at A deal involving Tempieton of the some news by signing a manager. versatility. A lifetime .282 hitter, club in the P acific Coast League. the Bolton Ice Palace in a 9:50 start. juggling to find a possible combina Enfld 2 p.m., 20 Enfield at Enfld, 23 Skiers got a Christmas present eariy in New Engiand this St. Louis Cardinals and possibly On Tuesday the Yankees announced Orta can piay the outfield and se By letting Meyer go, the Mariners Manchester has a 19-game slate tion. Candidates include senior Dave Simsbury at Htfd 8:25. B IP — Bolton season when over a foot of snow feii in many parts iast shortstop Ozzie Smith of the San that Bob Lemon wouid return to cond base and the Dodgers have have broken their last player link to with 11 listed at the Ice Palace. Boggini, juniors Andy Danahy and Ice Palace; — Enfield Twins Rink; weekend. Some skiers, iike the one shown,, had troubie Diego Padres could be finalized manage the club next year and always liked players who can fill in their expansion season of 1977; Horton, who hails from hockey Bob Feragne and sophomore Keith — Veteran’s Rink in West Hartford; keeping the snow off their faces. today. Wednesday they announced that at different positions. Meyer, 29, batted .262 last season country in Massachusetts admits to Hiirlpy Sophomore Mike Hutcheson' — Hartford Arena. Both San Diego and Baltimore are Gene Michael, whom Lemon “ We have always liked Jorge Or and is the club’s all-time leader in hard at work trying to iand replaced as manager last Sept. 6, ta,” said Dodger vice president A1 severai offensive departments. Bor Tempieton. The Orioies, who have would return as manager in 1983. Campanis. “ He is a pure and natural di, 22, pitched at Tacoma of the met with Cardinals’ general The Dodgers-Indians trade gives hitter who can play the infield and Pacific Coast League last season. UCLA hoop program manager nine times in two days, are Los Angeles a much needed left- thp niitfield. We had tried to obtain Seniors hold key UPI photo checked for decade College basketball roundup Alberto back In Cosmo colors with Tech mafmen I III RSDAV LOS ANGELKS (UPIl - Accor 10 Conference concerning the UCLA Meet Carlos Alberto of the New York Cosmos knees ball at Cliirago Sting miilficlcler ():30 I'liis Vi <‘<‘k in ihc M IL . ding to UCLA Chancellor Charles By Len Auster years and they had good records last football program were upheld by the ESPN Young, the NCAA has kept the Charlie Fajkus as latter attempts steal in opening game at Meadowlanils. The Herald Sportswriter year. And 1 think they can do well NCAA, although no additional sanc world-famous Brazilian, Alberto, helped the Cosmos to the North Amerlran 7:30 ItriiiMH ItliirH, Lli. 38 powerful Bruin basketball program tions were handed down in that Ralph Sampson back, against the tougher competition.” With four seniors to show the way, 8 Kniekn \’s. I’ intons. I'S.A under "constant suryeillance” for sport. championship in 1977, 1978 and 1980. The Techmen line-up finds Cheney Tech checks into the 1981-82 Cabb' more than a decade looking for rules The NCAA said its investigation freshmen Sal Rafala (98) and Tim wrestling season with a toughened 9 lop/Rank Boxin(i. KSPN violations. included a review of the penalty that Fournier (105) in the two lighter I'ruil IllaziTB vb. Suiib. Young, speaking at a news con- was imposed on the university’s scheduie to help itself come tourna weight classes. Sophomore John ference in the wake of the NCAA's footbali program in August 1980 by Opening night for Danny Ainge ment time. Paradis, a return'ee, fills the bill at announcetWent thJt the UCLA team sparks Virginia win “ We picked up som e o f the 119 while the 126-pound class is up in the Pac-10 conference. The con had been placed on two years proba ference penalty, which was related tougher schools in the state to help the air with sophomore Doug Glode tion and banned from next spring's to violations of academic standards, our seeding. We want some tough a leading contender. NCAA tournament, said he didn’t barred the school from any bowl, By Fred Lief rebounds and 2 blocked shots in 13 Gonzaga. competition. When you go to the Watkins will be pressed by seed meeting, they wapt to know feel UCLA was unfairly penalized by games following the 1980 season and UPI Sports Writer minutes. But it was hardly a solo Elsewhere, Mitcheil Anderson freshman Roger Dubiel at 132 for Basketball the NCAA. But Young made it clear performance for Virginia. Henderson won raves who you wrestle,” explained Beaver mat time. required UCLA to forfeit six games scored 16 points as Bradley won its he felt the organization was keeping from the 1977 season. Sore finger and all, Ralph Samp Freshman Jimmy Miller, in an out fourth straight by beating St. Coach A1 Skinner, “ If you go against "We have freshmen coming in a closer than usual eye on the UCLA Part of the investigation dealt son is back. standing night, was 7-of-lO from the Joseph’s 58t45 ... Les Craft and some tougher schools, it heips you with some wrestling experience program — the most'successful in with the acquisition of automobiles “ We had not planned to play floor and 12-of-12 from the line while Tyrone Adams combined for'33 get seeded higher,” he added. which is a big help for us,” cites ‘'S BOSTON (U PI) — It was opening But Henderson, alternating jump ly hurt us with the penetration.” the history of college basketball. for four freshman players during the Sampson,” said Virginia coach Othell Wilson had 18 points, 6 assists points to lead Kansas State past Additions to the Cheney scheduie, Skinner. “ Normally we haven’t had night for Danny Ainge but Gerald shots, with driving penetration New Jersey, now 2-10 on the road, "Any program as successful as 1979-80 school year. Those players Terry Holland. “ But he wanted to and 4 steals. Arizona 63-55 ... Louisiana State which opens next Thursday with an that. What impresses me about Henderson won the rave reviews. moves, shined in his role as the started strongly behind Otis Bird ours insures close, constant scrutiny are Rod Foster, Michael Holton, play .so badly so we thought, ‘What “ 1 thought that Sampson coming crushed St. Peter’s 71-55 with away match against Portland High them is they have some experience Henderson, the No. 3 guard on the team ’s playmaker. song and Buck Williams, who SENIOR by the .NCAA, ” Young said Cliff Pruitt and Darren Daye. All the heck, let’s give him a try,’ ’ ’ into the game actually excited our Howard Carter scoring 18 points and at noon, include Pulaski, Valley and know what is going on. They Boston Celtics, stepped in for the “Gerry did a good job. He was finished with 28 and 20 points, Six players were in double figures Wednesday. "This is not a witch are now juniors and members of the Listed as “ very doubtful” for team,” said Duke coach Mike Kr- Leonard Mitchell 16 ... Maryland Regional, Weston and RHAM, have mat sense. flu-ridden Nate Archibald better than good, he did what he had respectively. The Nets led 31-23 as Fogarty Bros, topped Irish Agen hunt, though. The rules are there UCLA varsity. Wednesday night’s game against zyzewski. “ It brought the emotion downed Towson State 76-59 to give among the top six finishers in Class “ You shouldn’t have to waste a Wednesday night to score a career- to do,” said Boston coach Bill Fitch. after one quarter but Boston, behind cy. 92-72, last night at Bennet. Kurt and they must be enforced. But I The NCAA also found violations of Duke, Sampson was called upon in out in us. We managed to keep our Coach Lefty Driesell his 250th vic S a year ago. Also on the slate are year teaching them what you do on high 27 points and help the Celtics to “ I know what I have to do out a front line of Kevin McHale, LeDoyt led the Oilers with 19 points believe w e’ve been under constant rules governing extra benefits to the second half and helped send the lead and even increase it when he tory with the Terrapins ... Melvin Plainville, a Class L L school, along the mat. It takes a good year to a 109-KX) victory over the New there,” Henderson said. “ You have Robert Parish and Rick Robey, followed by Dave Lewis (16). Bruce surveillance by the NCAA due to our student-athletes including financial No. 4 Cavaliers to their sixth came in. But when he came back in McLaughlin’s 17 points sent Central with crosstown rivals East Catholic teach a kid to wrestle and some of Jersey Nets. But the performance, to make sure you’re relaxed. In the opened the second quarter with a 25- LeDoyt (io), Mark Bennety (14). success." Young was joined at the.^ aid. recruiting inducement, enter- straight victory, a 92-83 decision in the second time, he started to give Michigan over Wisconsin 71-68 ... Blaine Stoughton...No.21...5-10, 185 and Manchester High. them this year won’t have to waste which also included three assists, first half, they were giving me a lot 8 spurt. McHaie had eight of his 17 Mike Beauregard (11) and Pete Ar news conference on the UCLA cam- \ y in m e n t and local automobile the Atlantic Coast Conference us trouble.” Thurl Bailey tossed in 23 points in pounds...Born, Gilbert Plains, The Tech matmen wiii be ied by that first y ear," the Tech coach con three steals and ll-of-16 shooting, of room and I don’t think they points to pace the run. nold (10). Jim Sumlcr neVtod a^ pus by- Athletic Director Robert transportation. opener. In other Top 20 games. No. 3 North Carolina State’s 66-38 rout of Manitoba March 13, 1953...Joined senior Ray Boisvert, who’ll grapple tinued. was somewhat overshadowed by expected me to penetrate.” “ It was iike a football team out game-high 25 points for . the' F'ischer and head basketball coach Those violations primarily in Sampson, the nation’s premier big Louisville downed Purdue 73-71 and Appalachian Statp ..; Evansville led Whalers in 1978 when Indianapolis in the 112-pound class. He was Class A pair of freshmen, Jeff Boudreau Ainge’s debut in a Boston uniform. there. We had to do something to surancemen with Joey Baker and Larry Farmer. volved two enrolled students and man, missed the previous two No, 7 DePaul defeated Gonzaga 69- by as many as 61 points in its 97-51 Racers in WHA disbanded...Plays S runner-up a year ago. Others and Dennis Barfield, are vying for The former Brigham Young guard The Celtics put the game away stop Buck inside and it worked,” Carl Hohenthal adding 14 apiece and two prospeetive recruits and in games with a broken ring finger on 56. . wipeout of Southern Illinois. golf, tennis during off-season...Has counted on are seniors Todd Watkins the spot at 138 while sophomore Jim played 10 minutes and scored two with a 71 percent shooting effort in Fitch said. Dave Tyson 10. Farm er, in his first year as head cluded furnishing them with his shooting hand. In practice Mon At West Lafayette, Ind., Wiley jim Stack’s 23 points carried knack for scoring, tallied 100 points (132), Lance Bouchard (145) and Hunter has shown he’ll give points on l-of-4 shooting. He termed the third period. Leading 75-73 with Each side had five players in' dou coach of the Bruin^. said he didn’t apartments at reduced rates, co day he reinjured the finger and was Brown put in a rebound of a missed Northwestern over Illinois two years ago and 73 last ’Tony W alter (155)-. Sophomore Gary Bouchard a battle for mat time at his outing “ okay. Not good, not real 3;42 left in the period, IBoston closed The Celtics held a 57-53 lead at the ble digits in a high-scoring affair expect his team to fold because of signing car loan notes, arranging for not expected to play. free throw_ for his only points of the Wesleyan 71-57 ... Jack Moore hit season...Now in ninth pro season. LaJoie in the 167-pound division and 145. Junior Bob M iller is slated to bad.” the quarter with a 17:6 run with Bird half but the Nets stayed in conten with the Explorers outlasting the NCAA s’anctions against it. a player’s complimentary basket But with Virginia down 59-53 and night as Louisville escaped with its two free throws with 19 seconds left Played previously with Pittsburgh junior Bob Adams in the fill the bill at 185. But back to Henderson. Known scoring eight points. New Jersey tion until Bird highlighted the Sportsman (Tafe, 95-92. Tom ”I had a long talk with the team ball tickets to be scalped, giving a 13:28 to play, Holland knew it was third straight victory. The .Car as Nebraska edged Baylor 64-63 ... and Toronto in NHL...Leading heavyweight class are two more “ Sorne of the younger kids are more for his sporadic play than con would get no closer than nine in the closing third quarter run. Meggers had 24 points. Bill Pardc and I explained that this is one of recruit money for personal use and time to hit Duke with a 7-foot-4 sur dinals, down by 5 points with 15 Mike Hackett had 27 points and 20 scorer to date...Married with two veteran matfhen. still a little underweight but once sistency, Henderson directed the’ fourth period. “ We stayed with them and hung 22. John Lucara 21, Mike Pardo and life’s hurdles for them, ” said providing meals and entertainment prise. The Blue Devils, however, minutes to go, were led by Poncho rebounds to push Jacksonville past children. “ I’m looking for good years from they get ^ome beef on them they Boston offense for 43 minutes. The “ Boston shot the heck out of the tough,” said New Jersey’s Mike Mike Doran 12 apiece for the Farmer, whose team is currently for recruits and their families. were not about to be shaken and held Wright with 16 points, Jerry Eaves Florida State 83-80 ... Roy Hinson’s most of the returning wrestlers,” should do okay,” Skinner remarks, Celtics didn’t get untracked until the ball in the third quarter,” said Nets O’Koren. “ But they showed why Explorers. Glenn Nerbak hooped 24. ranked 20th in the UPI Coaches The NCAA also charged one of the a 71-65 lead with 7:13 to go. The with 15 and Derek Smith with 14. 19 points and 13 rebounds lifted Skinner states, “ I’m pleased with “ I ’m hoping for a .500 season. That second period and needed 30 points coach Larry Brown. “ A 15-footer they’re the champions. They almost Steve Chotiner 22, John Pisch 18, ratings. "After 10 minutes they the team ’s assistant coaches with Cavaliers then made their move, Keith Edmonson had 22 for Purdue. Rutgers over St. John’s 74-67 ... what I have returning. My four will be my goal. ’’ Cheney went 9-13 a from Larry Bird to shake the pesky was like a layup to them. Henderson seem to get better when they go to Tom Tucker 14 and Bill Eller 10 for came out and had a very spirited violating a rule by giving a recruit a scoring 9 straight points for a 74-71 “Hopeflmy, our kids are smart Michael Wilson scored 20 points and seniors have been there almost four year ago. visitors. had a great game for them ; he real the bench.” Sportsman practice. UCLA T-shirt. edge. Vince Taylor, who finished enough t'o understand that was a Glen Rivers 19 as Marquette clipped Coach needed Skinner for the first time has an "W e ’re not going to give up. We ’ assistant in Chris Boudreau and he with 31 points for Duke, cut it to 74- great ball club tonight,” said Pur Old Dominion 75-70 ... Granger Hall MIDGET have 2i games left to play and we rjn lH teo\/ rliio 73 but the Virginia answered with due coach Gene Keady. “ W e’re not struck for 21 points as Temple looks to that as being an asset. arp still IICI.A " vjulu rvcy uuc East Catholic High is in need of a ' The Bulls topped the Bucks, 16-14, two straight baskets and the Devils going to play any more talented club Schedule: Dec. 17 Portland A topped South Carolina 54-51 ... giris’ gymnastics coach for the and the Rockets trimmed the 76ers, The Bruin ba.sketball program HARTFORD (U P I) - A 55-year- were undone. than that.” noon,' 21 Farmington A 6:30, 23 Syracuse stopped St. Bonaventure winter 1981-82 season. Candidates, 15-7, last night at Mahoney Center. was penalized for NCAA violations old grandmother who pitched soft- Terryville H 6 p.m., 29 at “ I thought our press created some At Spokane, Wash., Terry Cum 74-67 with Led Rautins scoring 25 preferabiy with prior coaching Lee Magowan had 6 points and ranging from reduced apartment ball for 24 years before retiring in Itlanchester with RHAM and East turnovers, although it didn’t do it mings scored 27 points and Bernard points ... Boston College took Brown experience, shouid contact Athletic Gus Williams off target Jason Stansfield and Marcus rates for players to giving a recruit 1968 has become the second woman Catholic 10 a.m., 31 Plainville A every time we tried,” Holland said Randolph added 21 as DePaul won 84-69 behind John Bagley’s 27 points Director Tom Malin at the school, Mateya 4 apiece for the Bulls. Glen a T-shirt. selected to receive a Gold Key noon, Jan. 4 East Windsor A 3:15, 9 of the comeback. “ We got the game its third in a row despite not looking ... Idaho beat Washington State 68-48 647-8627. Jensen had 6 m arkers and Joe The sanctions were announced by award from the Connecticut Sports East Hartford H 11 .am., 13 Pulaski into the kind of tempo we wanted.” particularly sharp. Bill Dunlap had with Ken Owens hitting for 17 points Prignano played well for the Bucks. the NCAA late Tuesday. In addition Writers’ Alliance. Bertha Regan Sampson finished with 8 points, 8 15 Doints and Tim Wagoner 14 for A 6:30, 16 at Terryville with Canton add Brian Kellerman for 16. . Mike Yorgensen and Rich Boyle to being banned from this season’s Tickey, one of nine women in the and Morgan 11 a.m., 19 Somers H played well for the Rockets were NCAA tourney, the squad was also National Softball Hall of Fame, will 6:30, 22 Bacon Academy A 3:30, 26 Mike Sardo and Craig Phillips were prohibited from playing in the receive the award at the alliance’s St. Paul A 3:15, 30 at RH AM with and Spurs down Sonics best for the 76ers. National Invitation Tournament. 41st annual Gold Key Dinner Jan. 17 Portland and Bacon Academy noon, Also, the team ’s second-place finish in Hartford. Feb. 2 East Windsor H 3:15, 5 at in the 1980 NCAA tournament was Hartford Public with RHAM and USA favored in Qavis of the significant factors in tonight’s points to top Houston, which has lost In other games, Boston topped voided because some violations injured By Tony Favla Housatonic 3 p.m., 8 Weston A 6:30, Local sports gam e.” N e w J e rs e y 109-100, Indian a seven of its last eight games. affected the eligibility of two O W lN G y M IL L S , Md. (U P I) UPI Sports Writer 10 Valley Regional A 6 p.m., 18-19 Len Auster, Herald sportswriter, Moore scored 21 points, but he was defeated Utah 1J3-77, Philadelphia Marques Johnson, who earlier in players at the time of the tourna backup quarterback State Class S Meet, 27 State Open keeps you informed about the local Ba\tiraw e When he is on target, Gus most helpful in the last quarter, routed Denver 137-109, Milwaukee the day signed a reported $8 million ment. The school will be required to sports world. D avitf Humm broke a bone in his when he made several crucial steals contract after being a holdout the Meet. return the trophy and the awards Williams is one of the sharpest beat Houston 89-83, Kansas City throwing hand during the Colts’ shooters in the league. When his eye to spur San Antonio to its fourth entire season, scored seven points in given to the ineligible players, who but attendance will , edged Dallas 113-109 in overtime, Dec. 6 loss against Dallas and deserts him, however, the Seattle straight win. A fte r Seattle had a reserve role. “ 1 thought he was were not named. In a related Cleveland outlasted Atlanta 112-108 probably will be out for the season, a scored seven straight points to rusty," said Milwaukee Coach Don matter, earlier penalties by the Pac- SuperSonics have a large obstacle to in overtime, and Golden State beat Colts’ spokesman said. Nelson. Marques Johnson's return CINCINNATI (UPI)-TheUnited Guillermo Vilas and Jose-Luis matches. And, when he pairs with overcome. i Phoenix 134-127 in double-overtime. Tickets for ail three daVs cost $80, KingH 11.3, Ma%rrirkN 109 States tennis team is favored to Clerc. Ricardo Caon and Edwardo Fleming, it produces one of the In San Antonio, Texas against the Parers 113, Jazz 77 $65 and $50. Single session tickets high-scoring Spurs Wednesday ' At Kansas City, Mo., Cliff Robin defeat Argentina in the Davis Cup Benguiches round out the team. finest doubles teams in the world. At Indianapolis, the-Pacers’ John are $30, $25 and $20. Despite a night, Seattle desperately needed son scored 25 points and Mike Wood brings both boos, cheers finals, even though team captain “ No question, w e’re the favorite,” Another factor in favor of the U.S. is ny Davis scored 16 points' and Ticket sales are lagging month-long ticketselling campaign, 'Williams’ 21.7-point average. They son’s three-pointer sent the game Arthur Ashe is disappointed that a says Ashe, the non-playing U.S. cap the court surface at indoor River George Johnson came o ff the bench many Cincinnatians said prices got one free throw. ’The Spurs won into overtim e to help Kansas City. capacity crowd won’t be on hand to tain. “ W e’re not heavily favored. front Coliseum, While the Argentine to add 14. The Jazz’ output was the were too high. Only about half the handily, 110-99, behind George Ger- The Kings held Dallas to one field MILWAUKEE (UPI) - Most fans said he normally does not listen to cheer on the Americans. Because of nlayers fare better oh slow-playing, lowest ever: against the Pacers in for Ail 'comeback' Friday coliseum seats were sold in ad goal in the first 4;40 of the extra cheered loudly Wednesday night for steep ticket prices, 15,700-seat natural clay, courts, the Davis Cup vin’s 25 points and a sUperb late ef the NBA. Darrell Griffith was the crowds, said he did notice the recep vance. Ashe said he understood the period. Woodson had 23 points for Milwaukee’s Marques Johnson, the tion Johnson got. Riverfront Coliseum is expected to finals will be played on a fast, ar fort fron. ohnny Moore. high scorer for Utah with 15 points. current economy made it tough to Williams, who sat out last season the Kings, Rookie Rolando forward who held out until he got "I was just really glad,” he said. NASSAU, Bahamas (UPI) — As talked to Don King. I know nothing be about half-empty when the three- tificial carpet called “ Supreme 76ers 137, Nuggets 109 sell tennis tickets, but he had hoped in a contract dispute and finally Blackman scored a career-high 23 more money from the Bucks. “ I don’t hear the crowd noise a lot, Muhammad All rested in a peaceful about it at all.” day event opens Friday at 1 p.m. ‘No question, Court.” At Philadelphia, Julius Erving that just the name “ Davis Cup” signed a five-year contract in June, scored 27 points to lead six points for Dallas and Mark Aguirre Some fans booed when Johnson, but I did hear the nice ovation for villa in preparation for Friday King charged in a statement EST. But a couple ot absences keep the would be enough to produce a was quick to exit the Hemisphere Philadelphia players in double added 19 before suffering a foot in the NBA’s newest millionaire, him .” night’s comeback fight with Cana Issued Wednesday that Cornelius, Two singles matches will be U.S. from being even more of a we’re favored’ capacity crowd. Arena after the game. But his plight jury late in the game. entered the game with 6:09 to play Johnson, who refused to play this dian Trevor Berbick, Don King head of Sports Internationale, had played Friday, one doubles match favorite. Jimmy Connors, No. 2 in figures, and the 76ers set an NBA Davis Cup is a big deal around was obvious. in the second period against the season with two years left on his charged rival promoter James also threatened to kill him unless he on Saturday and two more singles the world, turn^ down a request to single-season high with a 46-point Cn\ulicrH 112, Hawks 108 Arthur Ashe the world,” said Ashe, who for 10 “ Gus W illiams was not in the Houston Rockets. But the boos were contract, admitted, “ I didn’t really Cornelius, who was staging All's left the island. King said he had a matches Sunday. join the U.S. team, and Cincinnati third quarter. ’The 76ers outscored At Richfield, Ohio, Bill Laimbeer .years played in Davis Cup matches offense tonight,” said Sonics coach soon s ilen c ed by c h e e rs and. know” what to expect from the fans. bout, with being one of five men that contract with Berbick to promote The U.S. team is led by John residents haven’t purchased enough narrow the score to 84-81, Moore Denver 15-5 in the first four minutes and Mike Mitcheil each scored five around the globe and knows that big Lenny Wilkens. “ He was totally out scored on an 8-foot jumper and a applause for Johnson, who hours “ It was hard to judge (fan mood) assaulted him on Freeport Sunday. the Canadian’s next fight and had McEnroe, the No. 1 ranked player in tickets to guarantee the of the third quarter to take an 80-60 points in the extra period to make cheering crowds can make a of synch. ’This was the first tim e he earlier had signed a reported eight-' from what I read in the papers,” he Cornelius, who has had trouble gone to the Bahamas to work out a the world. McEnroe will play earshattering, pro-American throng three-point play and had two assists lead. Kiki Vandeweghe led the Chuck Daly’s debut as the Cleveland difference. has gone without a field goal while and two steals over the next 5Vi Nuggets with 24. year, $8 million contract. said. “ I was really pleased and promoting the fight from the outset deal with him. Cornelius, howeyer, singles and team in the doubles with but I ’d say the odds are about 8-5 in that Ashe wanted. “ I’m very disap coach a successful one. playing for Seattle.” minutes as the Spurs took a 103-89 Bucks 89, Rockets 83 The Bucks beat the Rockets 89-83 pleasantly surprised.” and faced with lagging ticket sales, refused to discuss rumors that his Peter Fleming. Hard-serving our favor.” pointed Connors decided not to join “ Part of the reason I lost two Wilkens’ counterpart, Stan lead. and Johnson, who had 7 points and His teammates openly'accepted strongly denied the accusations at a group was forced to make jast- Roscoe Tanner and Eliot Teltscher The main reason the U.S. is us,” said Ashe. “ He’s.playing awful At Milwaukee, Sidney Moncrief Warriors 134, Suns 127 matches In Ecuador was because of Albeck, noticed it too. The Sonics, who saw a three-game scored 20 points and Junior played relatively well despite some him and center Bob even fight party Wednesday night, minute deals with some of the make up the rest of the U.S. team. favored is, quite simply, McEnroe. ly well right now.” At Oakland, Calif., forward Ber Lanier the screaming Ecuadorians,” he "Gus Williams didn’t hit a fjeld winning streak snapped, were led by Bridgeman added 19 to pace the lapses due to his 18-game holdout, bowed before him in mock saying, “ That’s bull. I don’t know fighters on the card to ensure that Argentina, appearing in its first The combative lefthander is being Ashe also said he’s ’’disap- nard King hit two field goals in the said. “It ivas the same story in goal and that’s not going to happen Jack Slkma’s 28 points and Wally Bucks to their fifth straight continually won the cheers of the lock'erroom homage before anything about it. I haven’t even they would appear as scheduled. D avis Cup finals, is headed by counted on to win both of his singles nninted” in lagging ticket sales. Brazil and Spain.” second overtime period and 45 an after very often,” he said. “ That was one W alker’s 24. triumph. Moses Malone had 20 points in all to pace Golden State fans. Bucks coach Don Nelson, who noon practice. 7 X < - i ; ■ • ,?u.-' .' 6 j 12 — THE HERALD, T|iurs., Dec. 10, 1981 ‘f THE HERALD, Thurs., Dec, 10, 1981 — 13 Health / Education/ Dr. Blaker 0 S co re b o a rd F O C U S / F am ily TV'Novies/Comics -P la y fa ir; Buf. 18;X=; Foster. Col, 19:17. Edmonton 1 2 2-^ I’lltsburgh Named John Lipon ATLANTA (108) 0-2 6, Carter 4 2-2 10, G. Johnson 6 2-3 Andy Shots on goal-Colorado 6-9-9-24. Los Angeles 3 H —5 manager and Dan Warthen pitching Drew 2 0^ 4. Roundfield 12 9-13 33. 14. Totals « 22-31 113. Buffalo 9-5/-17-31. First period-1. Los Angeles, Bozck 13 coach of Alexandria (Va.) of the CaiCarolina Hawes 7 2-2 17. Johnson 4 4-8 12. Utah 15191726-77 Child Abuse Goalies—Colorado. Resch. Buffalo, Ed (Taylor. Bonar). 1:08. 2. Los Angeles. league. Sparrow 6 2-2 14. McMillcn 8 6-8 22. Indiana 23 3626 29-113 [Rooney Hockey wards, A—14.966. Taylor 17 (Dionne, Bozek), 3:18; 3. Los St. Louis -* Acquired pitchers Eric McEIroy 0 04) 0, Macklin 0 1-2 1. Rollins Three-point goals—Buse. Fouled out— Angeles. Bozek 14 (Bonar. L: Murphy). Rasmussen from Yucatan and Vicente 0 1-2 1, Chris 1 2-2 4. ToUls 40 27-39 108. None. Total fouls—Utah 31, Indiana 31. A Syndicated ll:ivi, 4. Edmonton, Hughes 12 (Weir, Homo irom CoatzacOaicus oi the Mexican CLEVELAND (112) - 5 Jill. Winnipeg 120-3 Calligan), 15:17, Penalties—Coffey, Ed. Mitchell 11 5-8 27. Carr 5 2-6 12, Manchester isn't immune League and assigned them to Louisville Columnist Toronto 030-3 1:31; Berry, Ed, major-minor, 10:25; of the American Association. ' ' Edwards 8 7-11 23, Phegley 7 2-2 17. Silas First period—1. Winnipeg. Lindstrom 10 Johansen. LA. imajor-mlnor. 10:25; San Francisco — Traded center fielder 0 6-6 6, Washington 6 04) 12, Ford 0 04) 0, (DeBlois. Watters), 7:01. Penalties— Korab, LA. 12:31; Forbes. Eld. 15:36. I>arry Herndon to Detroit for pitchers Huston 4 0-2 8, Laimbeer 3 1-2 7. Totals HOUSTON (83) port to parents caught in the cycle of Derlago. Tor. 4:10; Gibson, Tor. 12:23; Second periixW/J Los Angeles, Lumley Dan Schalzedcr and Mike Chris. 44 23-36 112. Hayes 3 5-10 11. Willoughby 4 (H) 8, By Susan Plese The parent most likely to abuse a Na t io n a l hcx jkk y l k a o u k Maxwell. Win. double-minor. 16:13; 13 tCoffey). 6:17. 6, Edmonton, Gretzky Seattle — Traded third baseman- Atlanta 29 21 22 24 12-106 Maloney, Tor, 16; 13. Malone 8 4-7 20. Garrett 0 06 0. Herald Reporter child is the parent who has been abuse. By United F’rcss International 32" (U w c. Coffey). 9;06. 7, Bozek 15 outfielder Dan Meyer to Oakland for Cleveland • 23 21 23 29 16-112 Henderson 1 2-2 4. Paullz I M.3, According to Ms. Davies, Wales Conference Second ^riod—2. Toronto, Valve 14 (Taylor), 16:18, Penalties—Hicks. Ed. pitcher Rich Bordi; obtained pitcher Roy Three-point goale-Hawes, Phegley. previously abused or neglected. iBcnning, Robert). 8:41. 3. Toronto. Dunleavy 6 M 18, Leavell 7 1-1 15. Patrick Division 7:42; Kelly. LA. 7:42; Hopkins. LA, 7:42; Thomas from Oakland for outfielder Fouled out—Hawes, Laimbeer. Edwards. Oldham 2 06 4. Totals 34 14-28 83. Child abuse — the very words Generally, the parffnt with the Manchester may be an unwitting ,.u . ... W L T Pts. OF GA Sittler 12 (Bolmistruck), 12:0B. 4. Turnbull. LA. 19:15- Mossier, Ed, 15:00. Rusty McNealy and pitcher Tim Total fouls—Atlanta 37, Cleveland 36, A— Winnipeg. Lukowich 15 (Hawcrchuk. MILWAUKEE (89) evoke strong emotion in most peo potential for abuse feels neglected, host for several situations that Philadelphia 17 10 1 % 109 ICfi Third period^, Edmonton. Messier 22 Hallgrcn. 3,144. Mi. Johnson 5 36 13, Lister 1 06 2. Worry provide an environment conducive NY Islanders 15 8 4 34 113 97 Ariel), 15;5/2. 5. Winnipeg. Babych 8* (Anderson. Forbes), 1:01. 9. Hughes 13 Basketball Lanier 3 06 6. Buckner 5 06 10. Moncrief ple. or isolated and has an absent or non- F’iltsburgh 13 11 4 30 103 i03 (Christian. Lundholm). 17:57. 6. Toronto, (Callighen, Foglin), 5:40. 10, Los Angeles, Boston — Activated guard Danny 7 66 20, Cummings 2 06 4, Catchings 2 to abuse. sutler 13 (Maloney, Robert). 19:31. Hardy^ 4 (unassisted) 18:17. Penalties- A mother who beats her 2-year-old supportive mate. Stress, too, is an NY Rangers 10 15 3 23 93 115 Aingc. SEATTLE (99) 06 4. Bridgeman 7 56 19, Winters 2 06 to death, a father who sexually Washington 8 17 2 18 101 113 Penalties—Benning. Tor, 2:12; Christian. Lumle'y. Ed, 7:18; Lumley, Ed. (miscon Shelton 3 2-2 8. Walker 8 8-10 24. Sikma 4, Ma. Johnson 3 1-2 7.. Totals 37 15-20 89. issue — a child with special needs or “ HOU.SING is a critical issue," Adams Division Win. 3:22; Babycn. Win. 6:W; Maxwell. duct) 9:08; Fuhr, Ed, (served by 8 12-12 28. Williams 0 1-2 1. Hanzlik 1-3-4 N. abuses his 10-year-old daughter. Win, 10:52. Boschman. Tor, 10;5i2; Houston 20 21 27 15-63 a crisis in economic or living con liuffalo 15 6 7 37 109 84 Semenko) 12:07; Messier, (misconduct) 5. Brown 6. 1-2 14, Vrancs 2 1-2 f>. Milwaukee 35 21 15 18—89 she says. “You may have a mother Boimislriick. Tor, 16:18, Watters. Win. 18:17; Coffey. Ed. (misconduct) 19;fi0; Donaldson 3 06 6. Hill 0 0 6 0. Tolbert 2 load is Newspapers are full of the lurid ditions can be the catalyst. lesion 16 7 4 36 109 BT. m ajor. 18:.31; Wilson. Win, major Three-point goals—Dunleavy. Fouled (living) in a hotel room with four Quebec' 15 12 4 34 141 134 Lumley. Ed. major. 19:50, Hardy, 06 4. Radford -1 2-2 4. Reiser 0 06 0. out—None. Total fouls—Houston 23. details; it is almost impossible to Montreal 12 7 8 32 129 81 (misconduct). 18;31; Maxwell. Win. (misconduct). I9:5iO; Taylor. LA, 19:05. Totals 34 3066 99. “ IF YOU put all that together,, kids, and if that isn’t a situation ripe m ajor (misconduct), 18:31: Mann, Win, Milwaukee 26. Technicals—Milwaukee open the paper without reading an Hartford 7 12 8 22 92 107 . Shots on goal—Edmonton 9-10-4—23. Los SAN ANTONIO (110) (illegal defense), Malone. A—10,960. . you have a child who is at high for abuse, I don’t know what is.” ("ampbcll Conference major (misconduct-game misconduct). Angeles 12-4-10-26. R. Johnson 2 1-2 5. Olberding 5 46 14. account of the nation’s newest 18:31; Trimper. Win. major (miscon Basketball “Living arrangements are being Norris Division (ioalies-EIdmonton, Fuhr. Los Angeles, G. Johnson 0 06 0, Moore 9 3-4 21, horror of child versus parent. risk,” Ms. Davies said. W L T Pts, GF GA duct). 18:31; Marlin. Tor. major, 18.31; Keans. A—11.25/9. Gervin 9 76 25/. Bratz 3 06 7. Banks 8 1- limited The Manchester Child Advocacy set up that are inappropriate. Minnesota 12 6 9 33 121) 89 Boschman. Tor, major-minor. 18:31. 1 17! Brewer 5 3-4 13, Griffin 0 0-2 0. f'hicago 11 8 8 30 127 115 Saganiuk, Tor. major (misconduct). Corzine 4 06 8. Rains 0 06 0. Totals 45. CIGARETTE BURNS, broken . team receives referrals through any -Several families may try to live Winnipc'g n 12 5 27 109 127 18:31-; Gibson. Tor. major (misconduct), Philadelphia 2 02—4 19-27 110. ^ limbs, fractured skulls, scarred psy professional person who is man together in order to afford the rent. ‘‘'t I^'Uis 10 15 4 24 102 124 18 31. Melrose. Tor. major (miseonducl). Pittsburgh 001-1 Seattle 2629 192fr-99 Even low income housing has a iH'troit . 8 15 5 21 KM 126 18 31 First period—1. Philadelphia. Linseman San Antonio 28 3323 26—110 There are days when I wouldn’t ches — what are the causes, and dated by law to contact the Depart Toronto 7 13 7 21 117 122 Third period- None Penalties—None. 5 (unassisted). ll;5f/. 2, Philadelphia. Thn’e-poinl goals — Brown. BraU. get out of bed if I started thinking what is society doing to deal with ment of Children and Youth Ser waiting list.' Within the last two Smythe Division Shots on goal—Winnipeg 16-11-13—40, Clarke ,8 (Adams. Marsh), 15:55. Fouled out—None. Total fouls—Seattle 23. Penalties--Adams. Phi. major. 0:56; about long-term, serious problems. the problem? vices in the case of suspected abuse months, all but two of the cases Kdmonton 18 7 6 42 ITT; 115 Toronto 6-lf-1^-3T. n a t io n a l BASKh/'lllALL ASSOC. San Antonio 31. Technical—G; Johnson. A So ccer Vancouver 13 11 5 31 109 98 Goalics^ Winnipeg, Staniowski. Toronto, Price. Pit, major. 0;56; Stackhouse, Pit, By United Press International -6.334. Donna Davies, R.N., is the new and neglect. They get an average of referred to us had housing issues." Tiremblay. A 16.21?. 6:51, Holmgren. Phi, m ajor (double Fortunately, I have the ability to i algary -9 14 r 24 111 134 Eastern Conference coordinator of the Manchester Child two new cases a month, and each Affordable day care is another U)S Angeles 10 16 1 21 111 136 game misconduct), 7;57-; Stackhouse. Pit. » Atlantic Division worry about the small things that I 16:0} W L Pet. GB Advocacy Team, an inter case is kept for a minimum of three issue, Ms. Davies says. “There is no Colorado 4 19 5 13 69 142 Second period--None. Penalties—Shep DENVER 1109) might be able to handle if I get up. (Top four in each division qualify for Montreal ' 0 4 2-6 I^hiladelphia 16 3 .842 — English 7 2-2 16. Vandeweghc 10 4-4 24, disciplinary group of professionals months. “However,” Ms. Davies community service for day care. Stanley Cun playoffs 1 Minne.sola 3 2 2-6 pard, Pit. 2:23; , Clarke. Phi. 13:0B; Boston 16 4 .800 Instead of worrying about whether Malone. Pit. 18:41. Issel 6 96 21. Higgs 12-4 4. McKinney 4 When a child is under head’ start Wcdmfsday’s Results First period-1. Minnesota. Cicearelli 23 New York 9 9 .500 06 8. Gondrezick 3 0-2 6. Hordges 3 46 MAJOR INDOdR SOCCER LEAGUE organized four years ago to speak to cautions, “more than 50 percent of Boston 4. N Y Rangers 3 Third pt?riod—3, Pittsburgh, Gardner 15 Washington - 6 12 ,333 By United Press International I’ll ever save enough money to die age, there are no services for him." (Palm er. Smith). 0:51. 2. Minnesota. (Boutelte. Kehoe), 2:08. 4, Philadelphia. 10, Dunn 2 4-4 8. Burns 0 1-2 1. Kay 5 1-2 a “recognized problem of abuse and those families will need services for Hartford 5. St Ixiuis 1 (’iccaroUi 24 (Roberts. Smith), 7:46. 3. New Jersey 5 14 .263 11 11. Totals 41 27-35 109. Eastern Division on. I’ll worry about whether there’ll Social workers are able in many Philadelphia 4. Pittsburgh 1 Barber 18 (Gorence, Flockhart), 9;16. 5, Central Division W L Pet GB neglect" in this community. Since the entire time that the child is in Minnesota. Pal.mer H (Smith). 16:57. Philadelphia, Barber 19 (Clarke, Co PHILADELPHIA (137) Buffalo.?, (’olorado 1 Penallies-Mondou. Mon. 6:33; Broten. Milwaukee 13 6 .684 — Erving 10 76 27. B. Jones 8 1-1 17. New York 4 1 .800 - be enough hot water for a shower or its inception, the team has seen a the home." cases to spot families who are at Winnipeg 3. Toronto 3, lie chrane). 19-57. Penalties—Cochrane, Phi. Indiana 11 9 .560 2^/z Pittsburgh 4 1 .800 — Mm. 13 29, MacAdam, Min 14:49 misconduct. 1:35/; Price, Pit. misconduct. Dawkins 9 1-2 19. Hollins 4 1-2 9, Checks enough coffee left in the can for total of 47 cases, and has a current risk. In addition, there are certain Mcmlreal 6, Minnesota 6. tie Second period—4, Montreal. Tre^nblay Atlanta 8 10 444 4'^ 4 2-2 10. C. Jones 2 56 9. Toney 5 06 10. Baltimore 3 1 .750 Vi Ninety percent of the calls Chicago 7. Washington 3 1 35.; Chorney. Pit, 11:29; Watson. Phi. Detroit fl 11 .421 5 Cleveland 3 2 .600 1 breakfast. These are the kind of open file of 20 families. classic signs indicating that a child 14 il.^ughlin. Mondnu), 3:44. 5, Montreal, 14:58. Mix 5 2-2 12, Richardson 2 2-2 6, Johnson received by the DCYS are valid, 10 Fdmonton 5. Los Angeles 5. lie (Jainev 7 (Robinson. Actoni, 5:24 6 Chicago 8 12 .400 6*-^ 2 06 4. Curcton 1 3-4 5. Edwards 3 3-4 9. Buffalo 2 2 .500 IVi Ms. Davies explains that the team is already being abused. Shots on goal--Philadelphia 9-12-10-31. Cleveland 6 14 .263 8 New Jersey 1 4 ,200 3 worries I can handle. percent represent crank or harass Vancouver 4. N.Y Islanders 3 Minnesota. Cicearelli 25, (f’aynb. Harts- Pittsburgh 7-7-1I--25. Totals 5f/ 27-34 137, A frequent indication is found in Thursday's Games burg). 6.39 7. Montreal, I)elorme I Western Conference • Denver 30 25.2628-109 F’hiladelphia 0 4 .000 3‘i is made up of professionals from the Goalies—Philadelphia. Peelers. Pitts Midwest Division Our political leaders do the same ment. Of the valid calls, 60 percent (All Times KSTi (Gainey. Jarvis). 9 03 . 8. Minnesota. burgh. Dion A—15.5/67. Philadelphia 35 30 46 26-137 Western DivLsion hospital. Child and Family Services, the way the parents see the child. St. Louis at Boston. 7 35/ p.ni Brolpn 13 (Palmer, Roberts). 12:48. 9. W L Pci. GB Throe-point goals—None. Fouled out— St. U uis 5 01.000 - thing with their problems. The public health nurses, police depart involve children who are being According to an article written by Minnesota at Detroit, 7:35 p.m. Montreal. Liiughlin 2 (Mondou. I’icard). San Antonio 14 5 .737 — None. Total fouLs—Denver 26. l*hlla- Denver 4 2 .667 P i abused or neglected; the remaining Friday'.s- Games 13-2:) . Penalties—Acton. Mon, 5;ri0; Denver 8 11 .421 6 Memphis 4 4 .500 2'i president of the United States, for ment, youth services, Board of Dr. Ray Heifer for a professional Utah 8 12 .400 delphia 29. Technical—Mix. A—10.896. 30 percent involve families in need Montreal at Winnipeg Napier. Mon, 11:11. Barrett. Min. 13:13; NY Islanders 0 3 0-3 Kansa.s C itv 2 5 .400 3 example, has only a very short time Education, Child Guidance Clinic, journal called “Pediatrics" (April, Toronto at Washington LaFleur. Mon, 14:45. Vancouver 1 12—4 Kansas City 7 12 .368 7 Wichita 1 4 .200 4 of services, not necessarily related 1973), “Parents who abuse small Third peruMt- 10. Montreal. Jarvis 11 First period-l. Vancouver. Smyl 10 Houston ’ , 7 14 .333 8 NEW JERSEY (100) Phoenix 0 4 .000 4*z to pay off on his campaign promises Connecticut Department of Children (Llndgren). 1:57. Penalties—R o ta.' Van. Dalla.s 4 16 .200 10>a to abuse. American Hockey U'ague (Shutt), 3:10. n , Montreal. Robinson 5 O'Koren 26 04. B. Williams 10 06. 20. Wednesday’s Result so, when he gets up in the morning, and Youth Services, as well as a children have a confused way of • Lai'ghlin. Larouchc). 17:09. 12. Min 17:29. Pacific 'Division Elmore 3 2-2 OB. Birdsong 11 6-11 28. Baltimore 5. New Jersey 4. OT By United Press Ihternalion; :il Second period- 2. New York. Trotlier citizen child advocate, a doctor, and “There is no magic cure for child looking at their children. They Northern Division nesota. Smith 19 (Pavne. Broten). 18:36 Los Angeles 16 6 .727 — Cook 3 2-2 OR. Walker 0 06 00. R. Tliursdav's Game he goes to work on trying to get the Penalties Smith. Min. 15.;5f;, Gainey 12 (Gilles. ^ s s y ) , 2;19. 3. New York. Portland 12 7 .632 2‘/i Williams 4 06 08. Bailey 3 06 6. Gminski Pittsburgh at Philadelphia. ^ a lawyer. The team doesn’t provide abuse," she says, “That’s why the expect the children to do things for W L T Pts (GF GA Merrick 9 (Tonelli, Nyslrom), 5:03. 4. economy off the ground by Christ Maine 21) 8 2 42 119 87 Mon. 17:21) Golden State 12 7 .632 2‘i 1 2-4 4. King 5-2-2 12. U ccy I 06 2. Friday's Games services, but arranges for services. team approach is effective. Many them at a very early period of life. New Bruns 14 9 4 il2 Shots on goal-Montreal 15-16-17-48 Vancouver, Boldirev 17 (Molin. Camp Phoenix 11 7 .611 3 Baltimore at Buffalo 97 73 bell). 11:19. 5. New York, Bourne 14 Totals 43 14-21 100. mas. He doesn’t worry about Nova Scotia 13 16 2 28 122 116 Minnesota 14-18-13-45 vSeaUle 11. 8 ..579 3''^ BOSTON (100) Philadelphia at Cleveland The focus, she emphasizes, is on times the family needs more than Those children who can comply are Springfield 12 12 2 26 81 98 Goalies- Montreal. Herron. Minnesota. (Sutter, Jonsson), 15:56. Penalties- San Diego 6 12 .333 8 Maxwell 2 06 04, Bird 12 66 30, Parish New York at Kansas City whether the world we know on prevention and intervention. one approach. They may need more safe than those who can not." Fredericton 7 18 1 15 Melnrbe. A—15 (04 Lindgren. Van, 13:15; Jonsson. NYl. Wednesday’s Results New Jer.scy at Memphis 91 144 Boston 10!), New Jersey 100 5. 06 10, Henderson II 56 27. Ford 4 06 Earth may come to an end in the Heifer quotes one mother who Southern Division 16:42. 09, McHale 8 16 17. Robey 2 .56 09. Denver at F’hoenlx Ms. Davies explains that the economic help, for instance, or may Binghamton 15 13 • Third period-6. Vancouver. Boldirev 18 Philadelphia 137, Denver 109 year 2050 through a series of nuclear said "You know, I waited all this 111 107 Indiana 113, Utah 77 Aingc 1 0-0 (C. Duermi 0 1-2 ()1. Totals 45 team’s approach focuses on the need to talk with other parents (in Rochester 13 10 (Molin, Kota). 2:19. 7, Brasar 5 (Fraser). 18-25 109. 10!) 88 Washington 021—3 Milwaukee 89. Houston 83 NORTH AMERICAN SOCCER LEAGUE explosions. family. 'They concentrate on similar situations). Parents time to have my baby, and when she P>ie 12 '12 i(t) no 8:0f.. Penalties— Nystrom, NYI. 3:44; New Jersey 31 22 26 21-100 (Indoor League) New Haven 12 If Chicago 412—7 Williams. Van. 8 44. San Antonio 110. Seattle 99 Boston 23 34 35 17- -109 By United Press International recognition of danger signals which Anonymous, for example, is a group was born, she never did anything for 90 81 First period-1. Chicago. Higgins 2 Hershey 11 13 9T. Ill 'Shots on cqal-New York 8-17-8—33. Cleveland 112. Atlanta 108. OT Three-point' goal— Ford. Fouled out - Atlantic Conference point to a child or family “at risk.” which was organized to offer sup me.” Adirondack (Murray. Savard). 0 20 . 2. Chicago, Vancouver 12-7-9—28. Kansas City 11^. Dallas 109, OT Nonc. Total foul.s--New Jersey 24. B<)ston THE MAYORS of our cities have 9 16 !H 103 l.vsiak 8 (Brown, Kerr). 13:04. 3, Goalic.s-New York. Smith. Vancouver. Eastern Division Ms. Davies adds: “ (Abusive) Wednesday's Results Golden Staie 134. F^hoenix 127. 20T 20. Technical- Gminski. A—15,321) W L Pet. GB Ciiic ago, Kerr 7 (Marsh. Murray). 15:43. Brodeur. A-12,077 Thursday's Games to worry about feeding and housing Kne 4. N<>va Scotia 2 Toronto 1 0 1 .0 0 0 parents do not see the child as a Hershey 6. Maine 5 4. Chicago. Lysiak 9 (Kerri. 19:18. (All Times EST) Penalties—Valentine, Was. 4:32; Marsh. New York at Detroit.- 8:10 p.m. New York 1 01.000 - the poor this winter and paying developing, immature individual. New B'runswu k 4. Binghamton oo It’s a good thing and a bad thing First period 1. Hartford. Howatt 5 17:fJ Penaltie.s-Valentine. Was, 0:24; , Angeles for outfielder Jorge Orta and Dallas 27 29 22 24 7-109 San Diego 0 1 .000 that we’re so shortsighted personal near end of her rope The following are the parent and child actually reverses. (Howe. Sullimani. 10(F. Penalties- two minor league players, catcher Jack . PHOENIX (127) Kansas City 321632 2211^113 Portland 0 1 .000 Higgins, (.'hi. 3:20. * Robinson 7 2-4 16. Scott 4 3-3 11. ' “The parent becomes the child, and Patey. StL. 0.35, Rowe! Mar. 10 29; nnols 01m goal-Washington 6-10-8—24 Fimple and pitcher I^ rry While. Three-point goals—Davis. Woodson. Wednesday's Result ly and publicly. It would be wise but number of calls received by Atlarris 12 4-5.28. Johnson 7 5619. Macy Edmonton 12, San Jose 5 the child becomes the parent. The Wesley. Rar. 11:17; Turnbull. SlL. 14 13. Chicago'hicago l(l0-9-l^-2!) Houston — Obtained outfielder Jim • Fouled out—King. Lloyd. Vincent. Total depressing if we spend all our time the DCYS in regard to abused Lyl^. Har. 14 13 Goalies- Washington. Parro. Jensen. Tracy from the Chicago Cubs for 9 2-2 22. Kelley 2 5-7 9. Cook 3 2-3 8. fouls—Dallas 33. Kansas Citv 32. A~ Thursday’s Game child then comforts mommy when Second WTiod -2. Hartford. Stoughton. ('hicago. Esposito. A- 10.519. outfielder Gary Woods; Traev was Bradley 3 1-21 Kramer 3 0-0 6. Totals 6.5/64, San Jose at Portland worrying about problems in their children in Manchester alone 19 (Francis. Howatt). 8:(E 3. Hartford. assigned to Tucson of the Pacific Coast 56 24-32127. Friday's Games By Susan Plese “ I FELT like I was at the bottom like your child sometimes. from September, 1980 through the day's been rough. " Francis 5 iLyle. Kotsopoulosi, 15:30. 4. I.^ague and Woods to Des Moines of the GOLDEN STATE (134) Toronto at Montreal order of real importance. of a well,” she relates. “I didn’t like Everyone has moments when they In spite of all the attention given - Hartford, Fra'neis 6 (Howe. Lyle'.' 17:38 American Association. King 14 17-21 45., Williams 5 1-2 11. New York at Jacksonville Herald Reporter September, 1981. 1 f’cnallies—Kea. StL. 0;5!4; Sutter. StL. New York lAL) — Announced that Carroll 4 5-5.13. Free 8 46 21. Gale 2 06 UTAH (77) Tulsa at Tampa Bay myself as a person. I thought I was a don’t like the child or the things he to identification of potential Boston 2 0 2—4 Dantley 2 2-2 6. Poquette 2 06 4. 56 neglect j 14 35.. Pavese. StL. 17:15. NY Hangers 111-3 Gene Michael will return as manager in 4. Smiths 1-2 7, Brown3268, Short83- Edmonton at Seattle ‘THIS OCCUR.S to me today flop. 1 felt like I never got a break — does. But we just weren’t brought up abusers, some children inevitably Third period- 5, Hartford, Stoughton 20 4 19, Hassetl 1 06 2. Romar 2 06 4. Schayes'2 46 8, Green 1 2-2 4. Griffith 4 San Diego at Vancouver Ms. M. is 29, a local resident, and 59 abuse (actual incidences) First period—I, NY Rangers. Ruol- 1963 and gave him a 2-year contracl 7-11 15. Duren 0 06 0. Ilardy 0 1-2 1. because some recent news stories it was the same thing day in and day to feel that way.” fall between the cracks. (Francis. Lyloi, 15;53, 6. St. I/)uis, Suiter salainen 7 (Duguay. Younghans). 1:00. 2. extension through the 1985 season: Totals 56 33-45 134. mother of two children. Her identity 17 sexual abuse 14 (Federko, Babych). 18:00 Penalties— acquired catcher Mike Lebo from Phoenix 2629 30 28 11 3-127 Robinzine 3 06 6. Nicks 3 56 11. Worthen have forced me to think about a lot out. I felt like a doormat.” ■ :The system does not provide 24- Boston. Middleton 18 (Bourque, McCrim-' Golden Stale 25 25 30 3311 10-134 0 06 0. Wilkins 5 06 10. Cattage 6 0-2 12 is secret. The reason? She is a past 64 other ( a parent calling Sutter. Stl., 10 18; Rowe. Har. minor- mon). 11:51. 3. Boston, f’ederson 13 Toronto to complete the trade that sent MS. M., unlike many rhembers of hour a day assessment of a family," major. 14 08. Nill, Stl.. minor-major. third baseman Aurcllo Rodriguez to the Three-point goals—Macy 2. Bradley. Totals 28 2160 77. of long-term problems I don’t like to member of Parent’s Anonymous, a Finally, the pediatrician said that and looking for support ser (I'ark. Bourque), 13:5i2. Penalties— Free, Fouled out—Kelley.'Carroll, Smith, INDIANA (113) REC- Billy Pagani Jr. 389, John P.A., was not abused herself as a Ms. Davies cautions. “There is no 14 08, Lapointe. StL. game miseonducl, O'Reilly. Bos. 5:15; Johnstone. NYR, Blue Jays Nov, 17; sent pitcher E'reddie think about. Some of them are supportive self-help group organized vices sometimes but not 14 08 Toliver to Cincinnati to complete last Robinson, Brown. Johnson, Cook. Total Williams 5 1-2 II. Bantom 5 2-3 12.. Maiorca 136-386, Bernie Goodin 135- although he was not afraid she child. And yet nothing in her up 5.15; .Milburv. Bos. 10 01! Rogers. NYR. fouls—Phoenix 40. Golden State 33. A— Owens 2 46 8. Buse 2 2-2 7; Davis 8 06 national problems, some local. to assist parents who abuse their always related to abuse or way to predict human behavior." Shots on goal-St Ixiuis 12-12-10 34 10:01. Beck; NYR. 13:42; Baron. Bos. month's,Ken Griffey trade; Toliver was 369, Dan Jeski 137-365, Ron Schack would physically abuse her child, he bringing prepared her for the reality Hartford 13-16-12^-41 assigned to Indianapolis of the American 8.785.. 16. Knight 3 06 6. McGinnis 0 1-2 1. Orr children. neglect) Nevertheless, a social worker or m ajor, '.served by Jonathan. 14:30; .3 3-4 9. C. Johnson 4 56 13. Town.scnd 3 Some will have to be solved, with felt she needed an escape valve, a of dealing with parenthood, es Goalies—St Diuis. Liut Hartford. McCrimmon. Bos, game misconduct. 359, Tom Brennan 135. other professional who fears for the Millen A I0.2:tl) public money, others, if they’re chance to talk to others. Parents pecially when her child turned out to 31 at risk 14:30; Fotiu. NYff. major. 14:30; Child abuse runs the gamut frorp 227 total calls in one year immediate safety of a child may liospodar. NYR. misconduct, 14;X; solved at all, with private money. the parent who actually inflicts Anonymous was the logical choice. have behavioral problems. remove him- from the home for 96 (RUis. NYR. 17:21 Like what? Like these: period Colorado u i v - i .Second period—4. NY Rangers; Pave- physical hurt to one who delivers Logical, perhaps, but not easy, “They teach you how to cook and Where to finil ht-lp: hours. Ms. Davies explains that the Buffalo 2 0 5r-7 lich 9 (Duguay. Younghans). 12:54. Ms. M. says. “At first, I was ap First period-I, Buffalo. McKognev 12 Penalties-I^iidlaw. NYR. 0:14; Kasper. • The cost of making all public emotional or verbal abuse. Ms. M’s to sew," she says, “but no one Department of Children DCYS then steps in, and may choose prehensive, and wondered what I iSavard. R am sav'. 12:35, 2. Buffalo, Ruff Bos. 8;5i5; Boston bench, served by facilities available to handicapped problem was the latter. The teaches you to be a mother." and Youth Services — 872-6222 to apply for temporary custody or 6 (Dunn. Patrick'. 15 07 I'enaltie.s- lA'veille. 18:37: Baron, Bos. served by problem surfaced with a child who was sitting here for. But it turned . even the termination of parental None Middleton. 19 .34. Duguay. NYR. 19:34. people in wheelchairs has been But P.A. is making strides in that P arent’s Anonymous 24 was extremely difficult to handle. out to be a godsend. rights — a choice of last resort. Second period 3. fadorado. MacMillan Third period-5. Boston. Bourque 4 found to be so expensive in some area. P.A. made suggestions for hour toll free CARE LINE — 7 ru*ven. 4.05 ' Penalties Perreault. (I^evoille, Park). 5:32 6. NY Rangers. 1-800-842-2288 “You must remember, however, Buf. 18;09; Foster. Col. 19:35,. . Duguay 15 iPavelich. Laidlaw), 9:29. 7, American cities that, programs to She takes a deep breath and “Before P.A., the psychiatrist dealing with discipline, and also en Third penod-4. Buffalo. McKegney 13 lioston. Cashman 8 (Kasper, O'(’onnell),- kept saying, “(Vhat are you doing FACES (Formally Abused that the child is bonded to the (Perreault. Van Boxmeer'. 8 39 5. 19.24 f’enaltie.s-None. build kneeling buses and ramps couraged her to take time off from speaks hesitantly at first. But then, Children Emerging in Socie parent," Ms. Davies says. “In most Buffalo. Ruff 7 (Patrick. Lamoerti. 10;0f., Shots on goaU-Boston 12-11-13-36, NY everywhere there are now stairs, she begins to speak with determina wrong?” Buf- P.A. kept saying, her demanding role as mother. She case's, unless there are strong legal 6. Buffalo, Ramsay 8 (Savard. Soiling). Hangers 7-f,-7-19. ’you’re only human. indicates that she is now getting out ty) - 646-1222 X 2417 13:12 7. Buffalo. Foligno 16 (McKcgney, (loalie^Boslon. Baron. NY Rangers, have been abandoned. tion and her words tumble out at Suspected Child Abuse and reasons, the child will end up back in Van Boxmeer). 14 38 R. Buffalo. Weeks A—17.419. random, as she describes the per more, and doing things for herself. the home. Yoiy may cause more McKegney 14 (Folignoi. 17 43 penahtes Where do I stand on this issue? “P.A. gave me the chance to let Neglect Center in Rockville Fiberglbiss belted sonal tortures that led her to seek out steam, like an escape outlet,” And as for the organization that damage removing a child than by Why, I ’m in favor of doing (SCAN) - 872-1918 RADUL help with Parents Anonymous. she continues. “I used to think my has helped her take control of Preventive help is also working with the family in the everything possible for the han child did things just to make me her parenting, she says, “they available. To learn skills in home." dicapped, of course. If it costs every The problem began with her se mad, but now I see that what he does clicnged my life. They got me out of parenting: Art of Parenting Ms. Davies feels that there are snouiBnor American $5,000 in additional taxes? cond child, “different from the is just normal 2-year-old behavior.” the pits and changed my perspec classes held at frequent inter more cases of suspected child abuse $1,000? $100? If it comes fo hard first/’ and much more difficult. In addition to improving her tive." vals at Manchester Memorial reported to DCYS or other Look For The Frequent talks with her pediatrician authorities in Manchester than cash, how much of it am I willing to relationship with her child, P.A. Hospital. Call 646-1222 x 2417. Winter radial as low as and sessions with a psychiatrist led Then she thinks for a moment and there are in other communities: and give to support my sentiment? Very also was able to help her improve adds, “I wish more people would Toughlove, a self-help group P15S/80R1 3 tough question, and anyway, I’ve got her finally to say, “I’m going to her self-image. ’’Tve come a long for parents with teenagers, she fe,els that Manche-ster's Child Blackwall have a nervous breakdown. Please swallow their pride and a'ceept help Advocacy Team has a lot to do with to take a shower. way. Ms. M. says. “I’m not a failure that is available for them. It worked 649-9017 or 643-0931. Plus tell me what to do.” it. ‘ "BINGO BUGS” • The General Accounting Office or a flop. P.A. says it’s O.K. not to for me." $1.71 F.E.T. says that 40 percent of all our 514,000 "WE are trying to spread the “Bingo Bugs” will be appearing daily in NO TRADE-IN $ 4 4 bridges are in need of repair. Most word that child abuse is treatable. NEEDED of them were built in the 1920s and Intervention does work, although > The Herald. Just look *or the “bug" with White Extra Parents Anonymous: many people don't realize that. 1930s right after we got the "This community is starting to a number in each ad; if you have it, mark automobile, and naturally they’re • feel that there is a net to catch these S b t A h * fib White F.E.T. getting old and rickety. The General children before they fall through. PlGSfflOR-U AR78-I3 • 5 4 $1.93 Accounting Office says we could We are trying to .nake professionals it off with an X on Your “Bingo Card.” Pl75f80it-I3 BR78-13 5 5 2.03 spend $41 billion fixing our bridges. aware of their responsibility to P185f7SR-14 0178-14 (B2 2.29 When family pressures mount, report, and aware ■ of theories of E3t78-14 Am I for safe bridges? You bet I p is s n s R - u J M 2.42 abuse so they will know what Mark off all numbers on your card and P206/75R-U FR78-14 f i j 2.56 am. Would I increase taxes to get P21Sf7SR-14 CR78-14 2.73 that much, or reduce, say. Social they're looking for. We have a you have won our Weekly *100 Award! P225f75R-I4 . IIR78-14 7 3 2.86 Security benefits by 25 percent to. mechanism for reporting which P ie S M R -1 5 165R-1S 4 1 2.15 get the bridge-fixing money? Before allows us to see children before they PZOS/TSRIS n iT S - lS 7 0 2.62 here's a friendly safety vo|ve are actually abused or neglected. 1 answer that question, I think I’ll There will be 12 exciting weeks of P 2 1 5 n S R -lS GR78-1S 7 3 2.73 “We have terrific services here, " P 2 Z S n S R -l5 HK78-I5 7 5 2.90 make the coffee. Ms. Davies concludes. "We’ve had a Bingo! P33SnSR-15 LR78-1S B 3 3.19 • Chemical dumps all across the Parents Anonymous, a self-help at an undisclosed location. The Ms. Strickland indicates that most do the wrong thing," she says. lo t of cooperation from THIS PRICE INCLUDES FREE MDUNTING country are slowly polluting basic, group similar in approach to group fluctuates, according to Ms. of the group members are mothers Parents Anonymous functions as a professionals and agencies. I don’t underground water sources and it Alcoholics Anonymous, is a .Strickland, but usually includes of children between the ages of 2 and supportive group where members want to say that Manchester is un IF YOU ARE A WINNER . All prices plus tax. No trade-in needed! nationwide organization which between five and 10 people. Some 7. “Society still puts child rearing on can discuss common problems ih a ique, but certainly it is at the could cost billions to clean them up. started in 1970. In 1974, Manchester If you have a winning Bingo Card on which all 24 numbers have been Other sizes comparably priced. • Real ^fety for nuclear plants ■ come regularly for a few years, but the mother’s shoulders. The father non-judgtiiental atmosphere. “And positive end of the continuum. matched with the total of all the numbers published during the week, AND REMDVAL IN THE SPRINU Merhorial Hospital was instrumen others come only onep or twice. feels that’s your problem, she :?vs. we do the educating,” Ms. Strickland call The Herald the next publishing day between 9 and 10 A.M. tc) could make them so expensive that Manchester is one of the better ser Prfeea Good til Sat. Dec. 12th. tal in opening a /c h a p te r in says. “We advise parents on how to verify your card. In the event of a tie, only those winners calling they’d be economically impractical. Manchester. vice providers ' b^etween 9 and 10 A.M. the following publication day will be eligible for THE GROUP consists both of discipline and what to expect from We know how to solve these tough, Elise Strickland, of 104 Butter parents who have abused their PHYSICAL ABISE, Ms. the prize. Strickland says, can take the form children at different stages.” "ConnKticut*s Oidest Lmco/n*W Working with the 1 perishable foods. mittens and blankets," she sort them for distribution. Manchester Area 1 Any of these items may said. Anyone interested in 1 Mr. and Mrs. Alfred R. grandmother is Mrs. Min Conference of Churches, Ibe left off any day at any Landry, Veronique grandparents are Isabel Keith Benoit of Tucson, Catherine daughter of Catherine Dugan of New Kuhn, E in i 1 e “Toys tor Joy,” along helping should call the Campbell of 42 Joseph St. nie Caruso of 42 Joseph St. firefighters in the Town of Itime, up until Dec. 17 when Marie daughter of Bruce and Thomas Dawson of Ariz. His paternal grand Mark C. and Maureen A. York City and her paternal Elizabeth daughter of with gifts for patients in MACC office. and her paternal grand H er paternal great Manchester are once agaiji I toys will be gathered at a E. and Dianna R. Martel Venice, Fla. mother is Margaret Dugan Chmielecki, of 66 grandparents are Helen James and Elizabeth convalescent homes and Area social workers and and Frank Chmielecki of Campbell Kuhn of North parents are Mr, and Mrs. grandfather is Glenn S. taking a major role in central point for distribu Landry of 18 Cook Drive, Talbot, Gregory Rob- Alexander of Coventry. He Hollister St., was born shut-ins, and food, may be members of the MACC 239 McKee St. She has a Granby was born Nov. 17 at Henry E. Kuhn of Lookout Marstiller of Elkins, W. making it a Merry Christ tion to Manchester Bolton, was born Nov. 22 at Bun son of Roger W. and has a sister, Katherine, 19 Nov. 27 at Manchester left any time at any of the staff developed the brother, Jason Mark, 4, St. Francis Hospital. Her Mountain Drive, Her Va. She has a sister, Jen mas for children of low- children. Manchester Memorial Joyce Maloney Talbot Jr. months. Memorial Hospital. Her firehouses or at Santa’s following list of gift Hospital. Her 'maternal and a sister, Lisa Anne, 2. maternal grandparents are maternal great nifer Ashley, 4. income families this year. Nancy Carr, executive of 455 E. Middle Turnpike Climielerki, Jillian maternal grandmother is mobile home outside the suggestions for those other grandparents are Mr. and Fire stations in the town director of the conference w as born N ov. 28 at Youth Centre in the than me youngsters who Mrs. Theade R. Martel of and for the Eighth District said “We are stressing Manchester Memorial Parkade on W. Middle will be receiving toys: South Windsor and her will act as community basics this year. Hospital. His maternal Turnpike. Teens: Certificates to a paternal grandparents are collection points for new Youngsters and elderly grandparents are Mr. and Volunteers are needed to movie or fast food chain, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence /. Come visit our and good as new toys, gifts need warm sweaters and help transport toys to a hats, mittens gloves, Mrs. John Maloney Sr. of for the elderly and non- socks, hats, scarves. Landry, Plainville. Her Storrs and his paternal storage area and to help scarves, T-shirts, maternal great- sweaters, knee socks, sport grandparents are Mr. and i.A BONNE TRAVEI.^ INC. full service Floral grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Roger W. Talbot Sr. socks, stationery, pens, Mrs. Denis Bouchard of pencils, stamps, inexpen of 64 Benton St. He has a Hartford and her paternal sive transistor radios, brother, Jeffrey, 3, and a Department and great-grandmother is Mrs. sister, Sarah, SVz. calculators, watches, Phyllis Walker of Barre, M O V IN G billfolds with a dollar in Vt. Connors, Amanda IS from 71 to compare the prices with side, comb and brush sets, Walsh, Jeffrey Michael Kristine daughter of deodorants, craft items, son of Kevin T. and Cheryl Richard A. and Beverly models, sports equipment, Nicolas Walsh of 156 Sum Williams Connors Bf" your local florist. simple art items, games, mit St., was born Nov. 18 at Boston Turnpike, Cov^- 5 5 E. C E N T E R ST. subscription to a suitable Manchester Memorial try, was born Nov. 27 at ‘ teen magazine, gift cer ^spital. His maternal Manchester Memorial tificate to a local store, or " andparents are Mr. and Hospital. Her maternal Next door to money in an envelope. Mrs. Richard P. Nicolas of grandmother is Gertrude Elderly men: Shaving Williams of Framingham, Herald photo by Tarquinio Hackmatack St. and his supplies, deodorants, comb paternal grandparents are Mass, and her paternal and brush sets, felt or soft Mr. and Mrs. John J. grandparents are Camille CLOSED slippers, wallets with a lit long Santa Claus checks out the work being done house at the workshop soon so children can Walsh of Preston Drjve. He and George Birge of 8 Saturday, Dec. 12 tle change in it for an extra by two of his helper elves In his workshop set see Santa and his helpers at work. has a brother, Scott. His Packard St. She has a stemmed surprise, cardigan up at Wickham Park. There will be open maternal great brother, Ryan, 7, and three sweaters (a little large), grandmother is Grace sisters, Terry, 17; Patty, fashionable ties, flannel REOPEN Rawling of Hamden and 15; and Karen, 11. dozen sport shirts ( medium) and his paternal great Alexaniler, Brenden lap robes. Monday, Dec. 14. grandmother Is Julia son of Stanley E. and Elderly women: Warm Santa's workshop at pork Barron of Preston Drive, Denise Benoit Alexander of 214 SPENCER ST. slippers, warm Manchester. 260 Woodland Hoad, Coven Owners— Ruth JacobsJS.-Phyllis Pierson trust you{'i nightgowns, afghans, Calvert, Ryan John son try, was born Nov. 29 at sweaters, shoulder shawls, Young children always hear about made. will be pleased wTfFiour new updated facilities. the park, parking, and a visit to the of John C. and Judy Manchester Memorial MANCHESTER ap-down-the-front house Santa Claus’ workshop and the little The cabin, at the top of the hill in workshop will be absolutely free. Cartwright Calvert of Hospital. His maternal Please drop in at your first opportunity. owns, change purses with elves who help him make all of the In order to aature a •uHlclant supply of ealaa Hama lor all our cualomara, wa muat raaarva lha right lo lim it lha the park, is an ideal setting for San There’s no age linait, the Tolland, was born Nov. 24 grandparents are Ruth purchaaa to un lit ol 4 of any aalaa itam t, axcapt whara olharwiaa noiad. Not raaponalbla for typographical change in them, wool bed toys he distributes every Christmas ta and his helpers with its huge errors Prices aflactiva Sun., Dac. 6 Ihru Sal.. Dec. 12,19B1. Nona sold to other ratailars or wholasalars workshop is open to young old at Manchester Memorial Benoit of Coventry and Artwork does not nacassarlly rapraaanl Ham on tala. H la for dltplay purposes only jackets (washable), plants. Eve. Now this year they will have a Copyright WAKEFERN FOOD CORPORATION 19BI. fireplace aglow and Christmas and light refreshments will be Hospital. His maternal Both: Soft candies, chance to see the workshop in opera music filling the air. served. grandparents are Mr. and cookies' subscription to tion and visit with Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Marin, park director, is Somqbody will be at the entrance Mrs. Reginald Cartwright newspapers or magazines Claus and the elves. supervising the workshop which will gate to direct people to the cabin. of Strawberry Lane and his (especially those with Santa is moving a branch of his be open Dec. 17 through 23 with This is the first season that the park paternal grandparents are Herald photo by Pinto extra large type), paper workshop to the log cabin at Your Worth^a Charge Card weekday hours 3 to 7 p.m. and is sponsoring such an event and Mr. and Mrs. Philip »•••••••••••••••••• back books, magnifying Wickham Park so children can see, weekend, 1 to 6 p.ih. Marin said he hopes it will prove to Calvert of North Elm makes Christmas shopping so easy! glasses, playing cards, firsthand, how some of the toys are The entire thing — admission to be an annual event. Street. He has a brother, Christmas is everywhere puzzles, crossword puzzles, Michael, 3. FREE GIFT WRAPPING checkers, other table games, body lotion, bed Grzyb, Eric Daniel son Dorothy Kenyon, left and Pearl Danahy, residents of Fenwood section of W. David ajid Joan of Crestfield Convalescent Home, Veithon Street, get a preview look at socks, stationery, ball ; CHRISTMAS TREES g point pens, stamps, gloves Benoit Grzyb of 25 Union some of the many items made by residents. The annual Christmas or 'mittens, and arts and I Freshly Cut — Conn. Grown | St., was born Nov. 21 at Craft sale is scheduled for Saturday. craft materials. Manchester Memorial Sold By in Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Pohl enlists in Air Force ROBERT J. SMITH, inc. The Manchester Fire I Mrs. Donald L. Benoit of 262 Woodbridge St. and his Michael E. Pohl, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold C. Pohl Department i paternal grandparents are of Brookfield Street, has enlisted in the U.S. Air Force INSURANSMITHS SINCE Mr. and Mrs. Walter Grzyb in the administrative career field, of 131 Elizabeth Drive. His eeeeeeeeeeeVaeeeeeeaeeeeaeeeeeeeeeeeeee 1914 ' s maternal great Eighth Utilities District il Pohl left for basic training on Dec. 4 and after com grandmother is Antoinette pleting six weeks at Lackland Air Force Base, Texas, he CORNER OF MAIN | Benoit of 262 Woodbrige St. is scheduled to receive technical training for which A WILLIAMS STREET | and his paternal great transferrable college credit will be granted. 649-5241 grandmother is Rosalie Grzyb of Coventry. He has » 65 E. Center Street OPEN TONITE He. is a 1981 graduate of Manchester High School. a brother, Matthew, 4. 'TO' Manchester, Ct. Ml $1 COO i Quirici, Lauren Trees g Elizabeth daughter of TILL 9:00 Thomas A. and Linda The Manchester Tire ^ Open Sunday 12-5 Golec Quirici, of 61 Alice Save 3 .0 0 Department Wishes « Drive, was born Nov. 25 at You A Safe & Happy « 297 East Center St. Manchester! Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal Holiday Season—! « Springdale Mall, Springfield, Ma. grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Henry Golec of East Hartford and her paternal grandparents are Mr. and 12.99 Mrs. Anthony Quirici of Mountain Road, Manchester. Waites, James Lucas misses pailcy son of J a m es C. and Christine Byro Waites of 272 Oak St., was born Dec. 1 at Manchester Memorial ■ plaid tunics Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Frank ARTSand and htergaret Mastranardi of West Hartford and Paul Reg. $161 Plaids to gladden any and Betty Byi;o of Michigan. His paternal Save 1 0 .0 0 seaaoni And these soft grandparents are James polyester/cottons from CRAFTS SHOW and Lorraine Smith of Oak i . Caribou will gladden any St., Manchester and James woman’s hearti Mandarine and Josephine Waites of neckline. Rope belt. Misses Wethersfield. He has a HANDCRAFTED sister, Kimberly, 6. His f L sizes 8-18. CHRISTMAS GIFTS by maternal great 17.99 sportswear. grandmother is Mrs. PROFESSIONAL Gladys Byro of Iowa. ARTISTS and Donibrowski, Matthew Thomas son of Thomas S. long fleece robes POm SGTTVU CRAFTSMEN and Cheryl Knapp Dom- browski of Ellington, was M Come see Christmas 3 flowers - 6.35 value born Nov; 30 at Manchester ^ Memorial Hospital. His wNh plenty of Red, White and Pink SP C I Q maternal grandparents are Save 4 .0 0 Saturday, December 12,1981 Ronald and Amelia Knapp flowers-$6.95 | of Dunn Road, Coventry snuggle-ln warmth Single Large Flower *2®* Sunday, December I3y 1981 and his paternal grand 5-9 flowers-$9.45 parents are Edward and & 10:00 AM to s:OOPM Catherine Dombrowski of Flowers Plants^ GARLAND (roping) East Hartford. He has a Reg. $281 Softest fleece in to decorate the home Pine Laurel, Pnncsss Pine, Pins & Laurel sister, Andreana, 9. styles you’ll lovel Copies of 12.99 Steullet, Crystal Joan several famous makers, •■I Cyclomon. Chrysonttiomums daughter of Mark S. and CEMETARY LOGS. RASKETS riced ihuch lessi Zip-fronts, Africon Violets. Kslondioo Diane M. White Steullet of POTS Tastefully Decorated 611 Hartford Road, was Blandarin, round or v-necks. Damea’s cozy Cello Lilies. Lgo. Follogo Plants born Nov. 30 at Manchester Navy, wine, green, pink. Sizes _____ Honging Plonts DECK THE HALLS WITH: GLASTONBURY Memorial Hospital. Her 8-M-L. Freshly Cut Boughs, Wreaths, Holly, Balsam, maternal grandparents are lingerie Juniper, Lsursis, Boxwood. HIGH SCHOOL Mr. and Mrs. Edward k - Headquarters for Fine White of Tracy Drive and flannel pajamas CHRISTMAS TREES her paternal grandparents SCOTCH PINE are Mr. and Mrs. Henry Steullet Sr. of Eldridge Your Choice — Freshly Cut or Balled BALSAM Reg. $171 PJ’s as pretty as DISCOUNT COUPON Street. they are practical, in 100% Excellent Quality-Good Selection COLORADO BLUE SPRUCE Venoutsos, Kaliopi cotton flannol. Coat style Jean-Marie daughter of Demetrios and Donna tops, adjustable waistband Glatl Dawson .Venoutsos of 35 pants. Floral prints. Sizes ^W ^^CHRISTMAS ARTS A CRAFTS Falknor Drive, was bom 34-40. ^ FES T IV A L % Nov. 26 at Manchester lingerie. Memorial Hospital. Her Hours Saturday, Dac. 12,1981 10 am to B pm maternal grandparents are Weekdays Sunday, Dac. 13 , 1881 10 am to 8 pm' Morgan and Jean-Marie Admission $2.00 (inc. tax) Dawson of West Hartford 84M-6PM 643-8474 without Coupon Chlldrsn under 12 and her paternal grand Downtown Manchester Mon.-Sat. 9:30-5: Thurs. eve. 'til 9:00 Adihleelon Admitted Free S a t & Sun Children under 12 admitted FREE! parents are Nikitas and $2.00 (H accompanied by adult) Vernon frl-C Ity Plaza open Mon.-FrI. 10-9, Sat. 10-5:30, Sun. 12-5 8/UI-5PM FREE Parking Kaliopi Venoutsos of Hart WOODLAND GARDENS tponsond Frisnds of Ofostonburr Youth ford. Her paternal great- 16 — THE HERALD, Thurs.. Dec. 10, 1981 THE HERALD, Thurs., Dec. 10, 1981 - 17 A bou t Town She resents sharing Thursdau TV helping its members with the legal aspects of divorce. Diabetes Club sets party The Hartford Chapter meets the third Tuesday of each EVENINQ month. The public is invited. For more information, call The East of the River Diabetes Club will host a name with relative \ N«wn 528-0526. Robert Franklin of Cross Street, Coventry is ^ CharH«*« Ang«lN holiday party Dec. 22 instead of Dec. 15 as originally co-chairman of the Hartford chapter. GD Ttc Tac Dough Thursday scheduled. 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Gift offer may be withdrawn at any time. Winthrop — Dick Cavalli THAT WAS CLO SEJ" ONE OPTMESECWtS.IM Most of tvy •fYi'eivJs donH- PS. I ’tvi i C ^ y Open daily 10-9 Sunday 12-5 THATfe WHATte KNOWN A e M ins TO SETA 0P believe in Yoo, 5b«’te/ buF I oF fkis^iff list TOLkOHINiSALLTHE B A eE S. sti'll do. lov^ Wih'Hirtjp. 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Several of thes'' nrograms meet the the career of a paralegal or legal assistant. You’re CONAiR 1200>Watt/ Countertop Money's the probate field, says Webster’s Legal Secretaries American Bar Association’s requirements. Check your beyond the status of a legal secretary but are not Handbook. ’They were generally legal secretaries who local bar association or local colleges for assistance.. Pro Blower/Styier 6 v»n qualified or do not have the financial means to be a W orth worked for lawyers on wills and probate cases. The If you’re blocked by financial considerations, age or CaMor Reg. Pitee ...... 1094)7 lawyer. /[ '58555ft\ CaWoTi la o -P rica ...... 14JM secretary eventually became as qualified as the lawyer ability, this is one more way to jump over the barriers. ^^1200 w\ li CaWor:CaWorSalePrtea...... 11.76 Caldor Sale Prica .86.40 The paralegal is a development of the post-World War Sylvia Porter to carry out certain administrative acts. As the lawyer’s But be warned: competent and experienced legal Mfr. MalNn Rebate...... 7.00* If era. In brief, you work under the supervision of a Mir. Mali-ln Rtiurta ...... StOO* time was saved, the secretary’s value to the firm in lawyer and take care of many of the duties in a law of secretaries are becoming increasingly rare, while creased — and the secretary’s pay reflected this in experienced paralegals are multiplying rapidly. fice short of what the lawyer must do tor YOUR YOUR creased value. FINAL COST . FIN M .C O ST himself/herself. For instance, you may not set fees, ft well may be that in coming years, you may find it 9.76 81.40 ^ te r , paralegals were used in real estate, corporate, harder to get employment as a paralegal than as an Lightweight styling ease with Electronic oven sensor lets you represent a client in court or give legal advice. formation from the law library and other references; litigation and antitrust law. Today, such fields of law as experienced legal secretary — a twist you might find Z heats and 2 speeds. Also broil, bake, toast— perfectly! What a paralegal may do varies widely from office to and analyze and handle procedural problems that in bankruptcy, admiralty, criminal and labor relations de hard to imagine. But right now, both are in high demand has styling nozzle. #083 RemovablejMinels and door. office. The National Association of Legal Assistants volve independent decisions.” pend heavily on the paralegal. by the modern law office. And the pay is superibr. . *Sae Clark lor details. Model «CT02000 ■ (N ALA) in Tulsa, Okla., outlines some of the duties of in some offices, a paralegal can draft briefs, perform *8ea clerk lor detaile. the legal assistant, but its list is by no means all- detailed legal research, conduct client interviews, draft If you are interested in pursuing a career as a (Job hunting? Sylvia Porter's comprehensive new 32- inclusive. wills, deeds, mortgages and contracts, as well as super paralegal, you may choose one of several directions, page booklet “ How to Get a Better Job” gives up-to- The NALA says a legal assistant, under the supervi vise and manage office staff. says the Merriam Handbook. As a legal secretary, you date information on today’s job market and how to take sion of a lawyer, “ shall apply knowledge to lawyers, The American Bar Association has issued dnly may ask to be assigned work projects within the firm advantage of it. Send $1.95 plus 50 cents for postage and clients and courts.” The legal assistant can “ design, general guidelines on a paralegal’s duties. No state has that would lead to a paralegal career. You also may handling to “ How to Get a Better Job,” in care of this develop and modify procedures ... prepare and interpret either passed legislation defining what a paralegal is or watch the kinds of work done by paralegals in your of newspaper, 4400 Johnson Dr., Fairway, Kan. 66205. legal documents ... research, assess, compile and use in- set performance standards. However, the NALA has es fice, and become familiar with the job's duties. You Make checks payable to Universal Press Syndicate.) w PROcnm^mmmK Manchester business booming Multi-Function Coffeemaker SAVB OVER $e f Caldor Reg; Price .. .V i... . CLAIROL with Rebate S Caldor Sale Price . * .. . *^0.76 Mfr. Mail-in Rebate ------...... 3.00* CLAIROL ‘Kindness’ GILLETTE ‘Body & Curt’ SUNBEAM Vista Deluxe WARING Can Opener Economy good for rental firm 3-Way Hairsetter Hair CuHing Iron Mixmaster Mixer & Knife Sharpener Caldor Rag. Price...... 14.99 YOUR Caldor Rag. Prtee...... 119.94 •5Y''*8i ■fC 7A Caldor Saw Price ...... 86.70 HI O Q y Our - R ^ . 34.S7 Cahtor Safe Price...... 11.76 FINAL COST .. . . l a . O r Reg. 174)0 be opening at another location.” halls are always full.’’ business and are doing all they can 28-43 Mir. MaIMn Rebate...... 3.00* o Mfr.MalHnRebate ...... SAP* By Lisa Zowada Includes 20 tangle-free rollers. 0 Has hands-free operation with Most of Taylor’s customers are to promote sales and invent new Switches automatically Irom ‘brew’ to ' k ^ warm' to Herald Reporter FISCH SAYS Taylor recently Offers 3 ways to set: condition save energy, preserve fresh flavor! Also hlM bollee- automatic shut-off. Cutting unit now the small contractors who find strategies,” says Fisch. YOUR Q y a YOUR Q Q y f \ added another 500 dinnerware place ing mist, water mist or dry set. savlng ‘brew-ror-two’ insert-basket. Model iA301 pops out for easy cleaning. In a time when most people would they need some piece of heavy, “ That means more sales FINAL C O S T...... 0 >/ U FINAL C O S T ...... O a -f II settings to their 1,000. Often Taylor Model #K420 -8 M ekHk lor dalaMa. (rfOI-IOIQ Model #0023/28 , rather not talk about their specialized machinery but don’t promotions, more conventions, -See clerk lor details. (#2S7(9 L *$ee clerk for detaile. rents to caterers who don’t have the businesses, Don Fisch can’t say want to pay the high interest rates more business meetings. Which equipment or can’t get it clean in on money they would have to borrow means they’re renting overhead enough about his. time to deal with the surging Fisch is a customer accounts to purchase the equipment, says projectors, lecterns, silver serving business. manager at Taylor Rental Center on Fisch. sets for after-the-meeting dinners,” Not only are people living it up to " I f you’re a small coritractor and says Fisch. Center Street and he’s a very busy forget their troubles, says Fisch, but you need a front-end loader for a “ These companies feel a need to man. Because, as Fisch will tell they’re partying and spending the couple of weeks you’re not likely to go all out when they have a meeting you, with sky-high interest rates on little money they have, because go out and spend $25,(XX) to buy it,” or a convention,” says Fisch, “ but loans, rampant unemployment and “ tomorrow they might be out of says Fisch. “ No, you’ll come to me obviously they can’t afford to buy the specter of financial ruin lurking work and have nothing. So they HOUDAY GIFT BUYS/ at every corner, individuals and and rent it and save on interest, what they need. So they rent the enjoy it now.” maintenance and storage costs. And accessories they need to help them companies would rather rent what Tuning into this desire to have a the cost of the rental is tax- look flashy and successful.’’ they once were willing and could af good time and forget the bad Taylor, ford to buy. deductible.” which usually does very little adver- THE H o iiS IN f; crunch has even The new consumer philosophy has STAGGERING interest rates tising, ran an ad before brought some new customers to CUISirMRT led to an increase in profits in the Jiad led to some seemingly nonsen Thanksgiving offering Mom the Taylor, Fisch says. With the price ,ast year of 15 percent for the rental DeluxsP sical renting by some contractors. chance to enjoy after dinner coffee center. The business has extended and unavailability of housing more Food “ One customer we have is renting with her family instead of washing its line of merchandise to include an people are choosing to renovate or a ladder for two months. The cost of the after dinner dishes in the Processor ever-gl-owing list of those items add on to their homes and stay in rental would pay for the ladder. But kitchen. folks want only on a temporary them a few more years instead of because of the rates, he doesn’t For just $2 a person, plates, and basis. Fisch says he opens about two buying, and they’re choosing to do £»•"•' want to borrow the money.” utensils from Taylor could be MR9 new accounts every day. the work themselves. Mi). List 8280 spread over the table and when “ When things get bad for others In heavy equipment Taylor stocks With powerful motor dinner was over, the dirty dishes “ And,” Fisch adds happily, “ peo they get good for us,” says Fisch everything from compressors to ce lor stainless disc and simply had to be placed back in the ple are coming to us to rent the paint blades. Plus bowl and with a smile. "Of course we’d ment-mixers, from sand blasting rack and returned to Taylor. sprayers and other tools they need, ’ ’ Ised tube. «DLC-7E rather be realizing these profits equipment to powered post hole GENERAL ELECTRIC CLAIROL ‘Crazy Locks’ HAMILTON BEACH TOASTMASTER ^ because people had more money to diggers, ranging in retail prices THE DAY before Thanksgiving, FiSch says he doesn’t see any end Automatic Can Opener Speedy Styling Wand 3-Speed Hand Mixer 2-Siice Pastry Toaster spend not because they have so from $5(X) to $30,(XX). Taylor, which on a normal day com in sight for the suffering economy but adds when things do get better little,” he adds. And when times are (*ough, peo pletes about 35 transactions, was y Q y Our •CUISINARTFood he hopes Taylor can continue the Proce8aor«DU>«E THE CENTER STREET store is ple, says Fisch, like to practice a lit swamped with 125, most of them Reg. 16.97 f -O f Reg. 9.99 11-22^.13.99 14-88 ^.1699 same success it is enjoying now. 12.88 owned by John and Barbara Wilper tle escapism, so Taylor has been requests from local moms who Opens all size cans quickly and Ready to use In just 60 secondsi • 1 5 7 Lightwalght and portable for use Longer, wider slots plus color key for easily. Leaves safe, smooth edge. Has non-allck coating: includes anywhere in the kitchen I Eaavclean frozen/non-lrozsn foods. Also has and Mildred Beaupre. They also own busy renting out serving bowls and didn’t want to fact the feast after "Once people realize we’re here Mfr. List $1BS Removable cutting unit. *EC32 convenient heel rest. #DC-2 ejectable beaters. Model #97AL hinged crumb tray. Model #B703 another rental center, in Hartford silverware by the truckload for par math. they think of something they need Herald photo by Tarquiriio . and plan to open yet another in ties. Fisch says Taylor has also been and they come in” , says Fisch. “ I ’ll ly Wethersfield. "Just talk to a caterer or a soaking up the benefits from com bet I ’ll see you back in here in six “ And believe me,” says Fisch, restaurant,’’ says Fisch. “ They’ll petition between companies which weeks. Take a look at these silver- Don Fisch, customer accounts manager at Taylor Rental who’s been with Taylor five months, tell you people are doing a lot more hard economic times creates. plated spoons. Now could you afford Center, sho\ws off some of the many dishes and table linens the “ if things weren’t good, we wouldn’t partying these days and the banquet “ Companies are worried about . to buy them?” firm offers for rent. THERMO- ■" li RADOR ElMOfrie Consumer Reports Rpdiator Poole picked HARTFORD — WFSB Vice President and 88.76 General Manager G. Out Rag. 1094)9 William Ryan has I Otatha/mic fluid announced the ap-1 Plan would shift costs to users haata quickly; cods siowlK doaani naad pointment of William GENERAL ELECTRIC EDISON Portable replaoinci Thar, Poole as manager of : mcistatlooorrtfol EDiSON 1320-Watt TOASTMASTER design and graphics. By the Editors ty, they have to buy it at ty would have to show a three times that amount — they now must do. Consumers Union's evalua Spray, Steam, Dry iron Comfort Sensor Heater shuts unit oh at Compact Space Heater Toaster-Oven-Broiier Poole, a Manchester of Consum er Reports the rate set by the utility. low bond rating and an. $23.8 billion. That cost, in tion, send $1 for each copy daairad heat to save Current NRC rules also resident, has been And the FERC has above-average amodnt of corporated into the rate to CONSUMERS, P.O. Box on eleotifclty. Ha* require that utilities be Rag. 59.99 the station's art Whether or not con proposed allowing electric capital invested in plants base several years from 461. Radio City Station, 18*40 ^.2ie7 49-60 eaay-roll wheela. 19-80 R ^ 22.99 41-70 R«^49e9 capable of paying for the Sole plate has 26 steam vents lor Modal #1809 director for the past sumers’ utility rates will utilities to raise rates to under construction com now, is expected to triple New York, NY 10019. Be Shills automatically from 1600 to Pan-forced hot air with thermostatic Extra large sizea for *raal-meat’ decommissioning deep, smooth coverage. Fabric guide 1000 watts at desired heat. Features control. Has safety tipover switch, cookingl Has easy up-front oon- three years. pay for cost overruns on pay for any construction pared to the rest of the in consumers’ electric bills. sure to ask for the reprint (dismantling) of a plant I good results. #F392 2-speed fan and on-llght. #324029 and iold-away handle. #324052 - trols plus bake/broll chart. #320 Poole assumes a new power plant construc work in programs they dustry. On Nov. 5, the state of ($30 million to $100 million, on computerized ther major role in deter tion will be determined in have trouble financing. As it is, many utilities Washington passed a mostats! according to a 1978 con mining the graphic part at hearings in Initially, no hearings are having great difficulty referendum that prohibits (c) 1981, Consumers 2 gressional report), since image for WFSB and Washington in early were scheduled on the paying for nuclear power power plant starts without Union the average life of a WFSB Productions. December before the change in the proposed plant construction. Of all a public referendum. CAPTURE THOSE HOLIDAY MEMORIES WITH KODAK / M fp , nuclear power plant is only Recently, Poole Federal Energy rule, and the proposal was power sources, nuclear W hile the F E R C is about 30 years. Besides the developed the design Regulatory Commission. to have simply a two- plants are the most expen seeking to ease electric future cleanup bill, con SAVE *21 with Rebate f BONUS! Copy Print f for and coordinated Large, privately owned month comment period. sive and time-consuming to utilities' financial struction costs are es PLUS *10 Caldor Coupons m Coupons Worth $S » the building of the utilities generally favor a Later, the agency extended build. problems with a construc Shopping tips proposed rule change that calating because of infla station’s new news its comment deadline The Washington (state) tion cost pass-along, the Marlin Sloane explains would allow them to shift tion and other factors. set. William Poole (from Sept. 23 to Oct, 30) Public Power Supply Nuclear Regulatory Com how to save money at the KODAK Colorburst 250 KODAK Colorburst 50 onto consumers the cost of He has won awards and announced the System nuclear power mission may let utilities grocery store — every building new plants. Instant Camera with Instant Camera from the New York Art Directors Club (The One December hearings. development project, for start power plant construc (Do Bulb Misers cut Wednesday and Saturday Opposed to the change To qualify for the rate Electronic Flash 2 Show), the Broadcasters Design Association and example, was scheduled to tion without demonstrating electric bills? Do com in his “ Su perm ark et A are the American Public hike under the FERC’s cost ^.5 billion. It is now the Hartford Ad Club. financial ability to fini^ puterized thermostats? Shopper” column in The Caldor Rag. Prica...... 59.70 Our Rag. 24.70 Power Association — 19.96 A graduate of the Massachusetts College of Art in proposed change, the utili expected to cost more than the project — somethi/ig For a special reprint of Manchester Herald. Caldor Sale Price...... 48.80 The gift to make anyone say 'smlla’l Boston, Poole holds a bachelor’s degree in fine arts, which represents Mfr. Mail-in Rebate ...... 10.00* Aim and shoot convenience gives you municipally owned utilities great color prints for the holidayl with a concentration in painting and illustration. Poole came to WFSB in January 1979, from WBZ- that often purchase power r c .j n TV in Boston, where he was a member of the from large investor-owned 11-day FINAL COST.. 38.60 3r^ graphics staff. He also served as a documentary utilities — and an array of Public records Includes built-in electronic flash! cinematographer with the armed forces radio and consumer organizations. closing set Fully automatic— just aim and shoot television network, stationed in Tripoli, Libya. Opponents of the change for those great once-ln-a-llfetime argue that utilities should holiday memories! continue to finance power ‘ See cterk lor detail*. plant construction by Warranty deeds Homer B. Perry and Johanna G. Perry to Alfred .CAMBRIDGE, Mass. (U P I) Labor history — Polaroid Corp, the instant- selling stocks and bonds Dean C. Williams and Jacqueline Williams to A. lacovelli and Jane A. lacovelli, property at camera maker, is feeling the and by borrowing from Leonard Parracino and Lorena Parracino, Unit McKee Street, $70,500. Do you have any old photos, clippings, letters, pinch of the sagging economy KO D A K PR10 Instant Color Film banks. Such financing puts 1275, Royal Arms Condominium, $50,900. David Famell and Dorothy L. Farneli to Laura notices, or stories to share about Connecticut’s and announced the closing of ail the construction project Thomas J, Crockett to M & K Construction Co., M. Lyder, property at Ardmore Road, $62,900. labor history? •1-Pak (10 shots) 6 . 9 4 I •2-Pak (20 shots) .. 1 3 .1 7 under the scrutiny of the parcel of land on southerly side of Putnam Street, Alfred L. Hunter and Annette T. Hunter to Ed company offices and manufac If so, the University of Connecticut Labor Educa turing plants for 11 days. banking and business com $20,000. mund Alan Shaw and Diane, J. Shaw, property at tion Center wants to talk to you. The Center plans to munity, whether or not to Suffolk Management Co. Inc., and Real E-J Hunter Road, $83,000. The closing wiH come publish and distribute next year.” A Brief History (RAINCHECKS WILL BE GIVEN, BUT WE CANNOT GUARANTEE DELIVERY OF RAINCHECK ITEMS BY CHRISTMAS) loan the money. Individual, Limited Partnership, d.b.a. Condo 'North, to Doctors’ Offices Inc. to Manchester Memorial between Christmas and New of the Connecticut Labor Movement” and it is Years, and officials say the 14,- investors buying bonds to Thomas N. Munsell and Susan M. DeGennaro, Unit Hospital, parcel of land at 17 Haynes St., $250,000. looking for historical items and first-hand accounts 000 employees can take vaca finance construction can 521A, Building Four, Northwoood Townhouses, $47,- Doctors’ Offices Inc. to Howard J. Lockward, for the booklet. likewise make their own parcel of land at 44 Haynes St., $10,000. tion time or payless time off. Anyone interested in contribution to the project 900. ^ MANCHESTER VERNON decisions before lending Helen A. Stamler to Enso D. Pavan, parcel of Only a skeleton crew is can call Martha Detzer at the Center, 488-S417. Trustees of So6th United Methodist (Tiurch, to 1145 Tolland Turnpike TrI-CIty Shopping Center their money to a construc land at 586 Keeney St., $64,000. expected to be working at some The project is being funded in part by a grant fom Stephen J. Dunnrowicz and Gail A. Dunnrowicz, tion project. property at 147 Carriage Dfive, $87,000. Joseph L. Swensson Jr. Inc., to Lawrence C. of the offices, according to of STORE HOURS: DAILY, 10 AM to 10 PM « SATURDAY, 9 AM fo 10 PM » SUNDAY, 10 AM to 6 PM • PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU SATURDAY the National Endowment for the Hjimanities. Utility rate-payers can Romar Associates, a partnership, to Joan E. White and Edwin A. White, parcel of land at ficials. not. If they want electrici Fahey, Unit 128, Beechwood Condominium, $60,000. Wellman Road, $68,000. 2^ — THE HERALD. Thurs.. Dec, 10, 1981 THE HERALD, Thurs.. Dec. 10, 1981 — 23 MWERTISING 4DVERTISING DEMMJNE Classified 643-27 RATES 22— Condominiums ' I Minimum Charge . * LOOK FOR THE STARS... M O TICE8 12:00 nooct the day EMPLOYMENT 23— Homes for Sale ' 35— Haating-Plumbing 46— Sporting Goods 58— Misc for Rent 15 W ords 24— Lots>Land for Sate 36— Flooring 47— Garden Products before publication. 1 — Lott «nd Pound ^ ^ m m e s /A p t s . jlo Sheire 13— Help Warned •*&—Investment Property . 37— Movlng-Trucking-Slorage 48— Antiques I 2— P6f»on«i» 26— Business Property 36— Services Wanted 49— Wanted to Buy 3— Announcements 14— Business Opportumlies AUTOMOTIVE PER WORD PER DAY Deadline lor Saturday Is 15— Situatiorf Wanted 27— Resort Property 60—Produce 12 noon Friday; Mon 4— Chrlslmaa Trees , 26— Real Estate Wanted Look for the Classified Ads with stars; stars help get you better results. 5— Auctions MISC. FOR SALE REN TALS______61— Autos for Sale 1 D A Y ...... 14q: day's deadline is 2:30 EDUCATION MISC. SERVICES 62— Trucks for Sale 3 DAYS ...... 13(p Friday. FINANCIAL 40— Household Goods 52— Rooms for Rent 63— Heavy Equipment for Sale 18— Private Instructions 41— Articles for Sale 53— Apartments for Rent 64— Motorcycles-Bicycles 6 PAYS ...... 12(F 19— Schools-Classes 31— Services Offered 42— Building Supplies 54— Homes for Rent' 65— Campers-Trailers-Mobile Put a star on Your ad and see what a difference it makes. i Phone 643-2711 8— Mortgage Loans 20— Instructions Wanted 32— Pamiing-Paperrng- Homes 9— Pefsonei Loans * 43— Pefs-Birds-Oogs 55— Offices-Slores for Rent 26 D A Y S ...... 11(t 33— 8uilding Homes For Sale 23 Building Contracting 33 Articles lor Sale ' 41 va ••••••••••••••••#•••••• ••••••••••#••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••• FARRAND NEWSPAPER BINGO Apartments For Bent S3 Autos For Sale 61 MUCKSia uo. ORIENTAL WOOLEN EVERYTHING REMODELING - Cabinets, CARPETS - Hand made in New Game Starts Every Wedneeday. FOR CHRISTMAS iianrl|TH trr Mfralh S2M.OOO Fanily Campircmd, 91 ictM Roofing, Gutters, Room Pakistan in'beautiful UNIQUE GIFT IDEA FOUR ROOM CADILLAC ■: 1976 - Coupe H.900 CoL liriiilm, 4N., ilm . ii«i( Additions, Decks, AH types design and quality within Continues Thru Tuesday 'AT MARLOW’S' APARTMENT - Special D eVille - 72,000 miles. o f Remodeling and Very Reasonable Price. For yourself or a friend. Good condition. $2700 or 65.000 Cipt. fill] BunL, immiculite ' or Until There’s A WInnerl HOLIDAY storage. Free Repairs. Free estimates. Telephone 646-0715 8 a.m .-5 This standard cassette Gift and ’Thrift Center For parking.Refrigerator, Best offer. Telephone 742- 136.000 9 h a , Col., new cmstnictiofl, Fully insured. Phone 643- p.m. motivates Positive Everything. 649-5221 - 867 stove and heat. Call after 3 6800 - Keep trying. fmaoctnc 'Your Community Newspaper' 6017. There Are 10 "BINGO BUGS" Thinking, Relaxation, GIFT GUIDE Main Street, Manchester. p.m. 643-1035. 95.900 I . Kanch, 4 U . Mr. Qein lives here SEASONED HARD In Todey’s Herald. These 0 Are StreM Management, Self- CT. AUTO LEASING RENTAL ROBERT E. JARVIS - FOUR ROOM 140.000 4 t i . Split Rnch, ramij! k b . WOOD. Cut, split, Confidence and a Sense of - Oldies But Goodies Retnodeling Specialist. TENAMENT. Mature Limited. Rent-A-Car. delivered. $90. Unsplit $80. Part of Them. General Well Being. $10.00 HKAI TIFl I, 145.000 IMque U tf Forest Kill, rinincii« F o r room auditions, married couple. $12.95 day, 100 free miles. Four footers $70. per cassette. Make check DOLL CI-OTIIES kitchens, bathrooms, Telephone 742-8056. R id gew ood Street. No Automobiles bought, sold, 149.000 OM CoU 4 1 1 . fun BsnL payable to ABLE PLEASE READ SHOWROOM SALES roofing and siding or any a n t i q u e s AND CRAFTS BEAUTIFUL BARBIE appliances. $225. Security. rented. 323 Center Street, Part time 155.000 Ten Rm., CoL. 4-5 B l . ftrepUced UL home improvement need. LIGHT GRAY Toilet and CENTER, 317 Green Road, DOLL DRESSES - 80c. 643-5873. Manchester. Telephone YOUR AD T H E COUNTRY We are the largest electrical distributor In New Telephone .643-6712. sink, new chrome faucets. Manchester, Ct. 6 4 6 -7 9 1 7 Bridesmaid’s Outfit - $2.75, 647-0908, Ask for Bill. Clattlllad ada ara lakan 109,900 Prhale u l t « { in this 6+ A il . CeL, CHRISTMAS SHOP - Wedding Outfit - $3.75. 643- SIX ROOMS, $350 plus heat England and are looking lor the right Individual to Sell H u n d iv $50 complete. Telephone TV’S • STEREOS ovar tha phone aa a con- Antiques and Crafts. 6452 & utilities. Available im- 94,400 Reduced I . R ^ 3 Bd., full BsniU T feO N CIEZSYNSKl 646-4638 after 5 p.m. 1976 OPEL in good running vanlancB. Tha Hara|d la Join our top notch showroom sales team. If you SHOP AL SIEFFERTS Fernwood Farm, 261 mediatey. Reply to Box CC Omer rnincint BUILDER. New homes, BIBLES & BOOKS condition. $1200. Call 643- reaponalble lor only one In- possess some design talent and enjoy additions, remodeling, rec VITO CLARINET - aJ APPLIANCES - 445 Hart- . Hebron Road, Bolton. (3 c / o The M ainchester 6840. wholesale/retall sales thipn we would like to talk to 88,500 Ranch, 7ftn ., 2 fireplaces, corract Inaartlon and Ilian Rocfcledge section. rooms, garages, kitchens excellent condition. $98. 2 ford Road, Manchester, miles South of Bolton REASON FOR THE Herald only to tha alia ol llyi you. Apply In person between 10 am and 2 pm. remodeled, ceilings, bath Folding exercise bench $20. a j 647-9997. SUPER SANTA Center). Open Tuesday - SEASON — (Jod gave His tS 1979 CUTLASS SUPREME original Inaartlon. Errora MERRILL LYNCH REALTY THREE LARGE rooms, BARROWS CO. tile, dormers, roofing. Telephone 649-2071. ■j^SALE! Video Tape Sunday, 1-5 p.m. 649-0389. Best. Share the Best with a - fully leaded, brown vinyl which do not loaaan tha Evening appointments may Residential or commer appliances, utilities, top. $!l500. Call 643-9646 be arranged 358 Burmide Ave^ L IL 289-6881 aA Recorders, TV’s, Stereos, APPLIANCES gift from BIBLES & value ol tha advertlaaniant cial. 649-4291. TIRES - four 185-14 w/w ^ Washers, Dryers, ■ BOOKS, 840 Main Street', storage, two car parking, anytime. Keep trying. will not ba correctad by an 440 Oakland S L radials, with 10,000 plus 1 Refrigerators, Freezers. HOLIDAY SUPER SAVERS 649-3396. security. $360 monthly. addlUonal Inaartlon. Manchester, C t DESIG N KITCHENS, remaining miles, $10 each. I MUCH MORE! Near center. Telephone 1966 MUSTANG Converti ELECTRIC SUPPLY INC. cabinets, vanities,, counter 742-7936 after 4. SHOP PEARLS - 649 Main G H T SHIRTS 649-6896. ble. 6 cyl., automatic. □ BUSINESS Street, Downtown tops, kitchen cabinet fronts PETS AND SUPPLIES Michelin radials. Excellent iBandirslrr Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 and SERVICES custom woodworking, GIRLS, BICYCLE 26 Manchester. 643-2171. PERSONAL TEE — Per- WILLIMANTIC; Two condition. Asking $2995. colonial reproductions. Inches, 3 speed. Good con MANCHESTER PET Dishwashers from $249.00; sonalized Fun and story, three bedrooms, Telephone 633-0271 7:30-5 Ranges from $249.00; ^rtsw ear. Great gifts for EDUCATIONAL REP - PART TIME - Work at J.P. Lewis 649-9658. dition. $35. “L” shaped CENTER — Good Quality large yard, stove included. p.m. Hrrali> Services OHered 31 Microwaves from $199.00. Christmas. 1081 Main TH Outstanding opportunity cocktail coffee table, for and Advicq make good $400 monthly plus security home on the phone ser GREAT GIFTS WITH for experienced sales per ELECTRICAL SERVICES mica top. Gold. Excellent a) sense. Are you paying too Street, Manchester. 646- an d references. 1972 MERCURY Montego, vicing our customers in REWEAVING BURN COMPLETE SERVICE. 3339. son to represent Phoenix your area. Telephone 456- HOLES. Zippers, um - We do ail types of Elec condition. $20. Telephone much for your pet PETROWSKY REAL 6 cyl., automatic. $275.1973 Institute of Technology 0876 or 528-6631. brellas repaired. Window trical Work! Licensed. Call 646-6794, supplies? Stop in — it will HAND MADE ESTATE COMPANY, 886- Chevy Malibu Wagon, recruiting students for shades, Venetian blinds. after 5:00 p.m., 646-1516. be worthwhile. M ixed COLLECTIBLE.S 2426. automatic, power steering, HOUSE ELECTROLUX - Buy technical training. Com aj breed puppies, tropical and power brakes, smallV-8. [ ] NOTICES INSPECTOR - Must have Keys. TV FOR RENT. WOODEN SHOWCASE Someone You Love an mission. Choice of experience with air-craft DENNIS R. MILLER - with shelves a) goldfish, parakeets, AN OLD FASHIONED** MANCHESTER - apart $450. 643-9708 or 647-1908. Marlow’s, 867 Main Street. ELECTROLUX VACUUM territories available. Call parts. Apply in person: Remodeling, Additions, 6 T ’x3’7” xI’6''. $10. Green canaries, finches, small CHRISTMAS at the*® ment for rent. Two 428 Lake St., Bolton. Lost and Found 1 649-5221, CLEANER tor a Christ today for interview, 602- SOLAR MACHINE. 757 Roofing, Aluminum and bedspread 200” x l 00’ ’ , animals. 687 Main Street. VILLAGE CHARM YARN tSi bedroom townhouse, Vinyl iSiding. Specialists. (1-203 ) 649-4273. Gift wrap mas Gift. Call: 646-3875. BARN — with handmade « appliances, air- OR 244-81 1 1, Mr. Terry Goodwin Street, East Hart BRICK, BLOCK, STONE - drapes to match. $60. DODGE COLT 1976 station LOST: OVAL SHAPED gifts and decorations by McKinney, 2555 E. Univer ford. Concrete. Chimney Rec Rooms, 649-2954. Telephone 649-8635. ping and lay-a-way plan conditioning, 1(4 baths, wagon. Four speed, radio, BRACELET, Sentimental LOVABLE ABANDONED local craftsman plus craf- (9 sity Dr.; Phoenix, Ariz. Repairs. “ No Job Too always available. cable TV, on busline, off radials and snow' tires. value. Vicinity Hartford KITTENS ting supplies. 133 Spruce hf 85034. PART TIME Small.” Call 644-8356 for TIMOTHY J. CONNOLLY KENMORE SEWING street parking. Security Excellent condition. $2,495. National Bank, North Main Residential & Commercial Street, Manchester. 649- and references required. SALESPERSON to sell estimates. machine - fancy stitch, but PET TOWNE - Tri-City . CAN Y O U GIVE A Telephone 228-9727. APARTMENT Street. Telephone 728-2658 subscriptions door-to-door Construction. Remodeling, ton holes. Beautiful Christ Plaza. IF IT SWIMS, OR 9699. $390. Telephone 646-5669. or 647-8035. REWARD. LOVABLE ABANDONED with newscarrier two home improvements, ad mas gift. New $335. $95 HOPS, Creeps or Slithers - Kitten or Cat a home tor 1975 FIREBIRD, formula, ditions, bathroom. & Get Your Cards Today from: at TWO evenings a week or Satur firm. Telephone 647-9428 It’s Here; Quality the Holidays - 633-6581, THE CALICO PATCH - ROOM very good condition, has to FOUND KITTEN: White NEW YEAR'S VACATION kitchen remodeling, Davis Family Reataurant, Caldor Shopping Plaza; Flower 210 Pine Street, EFFICIENCY days. Salary plus com after 6 p.m. Creatures and Superior 342-0571. ------apartment be seen. 54,000 miles. $3450. female kitten vicinity begins now. Sell Avon and roofing, siding, repairs, Fashion, 85 E. Center St.; Harvest Hill Package Store, Manchester. 646-6408. A YOU missions. Call Circulation M&M P&H, Manchester Supplies at money saving located in North Coventry. Telephone 646-8311. Parker Street. Telephone Manchester Parkade; Highland Park Merkel, 317 Highland St,; start saving! Call 646-3685 manager, Manchester 649-2871. Small repairs, door & window replace prices. 644-3510. Unique Little Quilt Shop $295 per month including 649-6929 or 643-8480. CHRISTMAS Tree, 7 ft., K.B. Automotive. Broad Street; Lynch Motors, 500 W. Center GAMES-TOYSCRAFTS or 523-9401. Herald! 643-2711,______remodeling, heating, ment and alterations. 646- new-used once; pair young featuring everything for utilities. Telephone 643- Motorcycles-Bicycles 64 1379. St.; Nassiff Photo, Main Street; Optical Style Bar, Main Street; SPORTING GOODS HOBBY HUT - 281 (i today's quitter and more! 9555. baths, kitchens and water ladies leather boots; Regal's Men’s Shop, Main Street; Slolfort's Appliances, 445 Personals 2 DENTAL SECRETARY’S AVAILABLE Immediate heaters. Free estimates! Oakland Road (Rt. 30) Gifts and gift certificates, stainless steel punch bowl Hartford Road; Westown Pharmacy, 455 Hartford Road; Diet 1979 CM-400 T, Excellent HAVE ly, second shift, p.m. til ASSISTANT. Mature in (2 Heating-Plumbing 35 and cups, new-;, tour bar LAY-A-WAY SI>ORTING South Windsor, CT. (203) Christmas prints, trims, Homes lor Beni 54 condition, asking $1100. WANTED: Ride from 10 p.m.) person to wash Center, 113 Main St., also Pic a n ; Save, 725 E. Center St. Cards dividual needed for C & M Tree Service, Free will also be available at the Diet Center, 527 Burnside Avenue, Gif t s — Gift Certificates 644-2355. Gift certificates patterns, kits, books, 8900 miles. Call 528-6849. Porter Street to Pratt & stools, never used; dog Glastonbury office to start and disinfect poultry estimates. Discount senior SCHALLER PLUMBING-’ East Hartlord, and at the HI FI Stereo House, Vernon Circle. at NASSIFF ARMS, 991 available - Visa and strawberry, shortcake 456% MAIN STREET - six Whitney, second shift. Call cage, medium, new; t. on n.n .n.. aftcr Jaouary 1982. vehicles, equipment and citizens. Company HEATING- Water pump crockery dishes, new, 8 Main Street, Manchester - Mastercard accepted. cutouts, and a large selec rooms, $400. plus utilities. KZ400 Deluxe 1978 other jobs. Must have own 647-9126. after 10:30 a.m., 646-4714. Knowledge of A.R., In- Manchester owned and specialists. Also, piece service; black and . MODELS, TRAINS. tion of fabrics and No appliances. Tenant in KAWASAKI, fairing, FOR ...... surance, & Practice Con transportation and license. operated. Call 646-1327. remodeling service or Games, telescopes and supplies. surance. Security. 646-2426 baggage-rack, saddle bags, Announcements 3 white television, portable. trol' desirable, but will Call Jim Fracchia repairs. FREE Telehone 742-6700. Apartments tor Bent S3 Apartments for Bent 53 microscopes. ’Tuesday, weekdays. low mileage, $1350. 688- weekdays between 8 a.m. train. Send resume to Dr. LIGHT TRUCKING - Fen ESTIMATES. 649-4266. OUTER-WEAR Thursday, and Friday: TH E BITTERSWEET 6201 Ask for Andrea, FLEA MARKET: Every and 5 p.m. Arbor Acres Brahm, 41 Hebron Ave., cing. Attics, cellars, gar TAG SALES...... MANCHESTER- One and A IV i ROOM AND A 3 OPEN NOW! ! ! Noon - 9 p.m., Saturday 10- SHOP — Most Christmas EAST HARTFORD - 7 Sunday 10-5. Coventry an Farm, Inc, Glastonbury, two bedroom apartments 6. RENT Glastonbury, Conn. 06033. ages cleaned. All types Household Goods ROOM APARTMENT Items 1/2 Price. Antiques / Room, 3-4 Bedrooms, 1(4 tique center, 1140 Main 40 “MARKDOWN” — CT. 633-4681, EOE. trash, brush removed. available. Centrally AVAILABLE. Heat, hot Gifts / Jewelry / Crafts. baths, stove, refrigerator, Prohutc .Nolier Street, Coventry, Dealer INDOOR TAG SALE AND Famous Maker oOuter- DENTAL HYGENIST’S Picket, Split Rail, USED located on busline near water, appliances. Route 44A, Bolton - 643- washer, dryer, fireplace, NOTICE TO CUEDtTOnS space available. Telephone $180 PER WEEK PART CRAFT SHOW - exhibitors Wear for the Entire Fami BASKETS & WICKER ASSISTANT. Full time. 8- Stockade Fences installed. shopping center and References; Security. Call ly at Discount Prices - 30% 7800. ' garage, near buslines, ESTATE OE LXIUIS E. COl.ANTI, 742-9698. ■TIME at home. Webster, REFRIGERATORS, wanted for December 12th 5. No weekends. Much 528-0670. WASHERS, RANGES - schools. For further details after 6 pm, 646-3911. to 60% off. Jackets, Vests THE WICKER COTTAGE stores, schools, churches. aka DOItlS CQLANTI. deceased WITH America’s foremost dic and 13th. Telephone 649- The Hon William E. FitzCjerald. patient contact. Must be Clean, Guaranteed. Parts call 649-7157. and Ski Wear. Glen Lochen — Specializing in baskets, HORSE'? OF COUR.SE! $450 plus heat & utilities. tionary company needs 7373 or 643-0797. judge, of the Court of t^robate. personable, & willing to LICENSED DAY CARE & Service. Low prices! EAST H ARTFORD - 2 Mali, Glastonbury. Open wicker furniture, wall References, lease, 2 □ CHRISTMAS home workers to update THE MAPLEWILD TACK District of Manchester at a learn. Will train. Send HOME - Will watch your B.D, Pearl & Son, 649 Main 118 MAIN STREET - 3 and bedroom, brand new Every Night till 9pm. hangings and bath months security deposit. TREES local mailing lists. All INSIDE - record cabinet, ROOM of Bolton is hearing held on December 7, 1981 resume to Dr. Brahm, H child or infant days. Call Street. 643-2171; 4 room heated apartments, linoleum & wail to wall accessories. Route 84, Ver No pets. 643-8703. ordered that all claims must be ages, experience un albums, encyclopedias, hot water, no appliances. non (across from Golf- featuring Stuben Sigfried A Hebron Ave., Glastonbury, 646-0262. carpeting, heat, hot water, BICYCLES Christmas Trees 4 kitchen items, bedspreads, presented to the fiduciary on or Conn. 06033. necessary. Call 1-716-842- Security - tenant in parking. Near busline. Call U n d). 646-6219. Monday - Saddles at $499.95. f t e us before March 7. 1982 or be barred •••••••••••••••••••••••• RED PAISLEY PRINT room rug, many Christmas BICYCLES AND MANCHESTER - Brand eooq. Ext. 5063. BABYSITTER surance. 646-2426,' 9-5 528-2914. 9:30-5:30, or 528- Saturday 10-5. Sunday 1-5. fo r major brands of !(_ new oversized three as by law provided, FIR BALSAM Artificial LONG Couch, Matching gift ideas, decorations and CAMPING EQUIPMENT AVAILABLE, Martin weekdays. 1719 after 6 p.m. English and Western equip- bedroom Cape on Wellman Sherrie L. Anderson. Christmas Tree. 6V2 ft. COOKS: Responsible HesMn per- chair, glass top taple lamp, much more. Moving, 51 an— Sporting Goods, Ice ASSEMBLERS needed for Ass'l, Clerk School area. Call after 3 coffee table. $300, Call ■FLORIST ment, Christmas cards and .filL _Jt-n ad ‘ rampfinff WANT Stand included. $25. to work Mondayay ;hru Foster Street, Manchester Skates, Sleds, Barbells, The fiduciary is; highest quality wood win p.m. 649-2094. MANCHESTER MAIN ! MAPLEWILD Z - T nappliances, a f i a a full basement. Telephone 649-2732 days. Friday approximately 7597. (upstairs rear). December aJ Hockey, Exercise Equip- William Colanti. Jr. . 9 dows & sliding glass doors. STREET - Two room KRAUSE FLORIST - 621 TACK ROOM, Toomey $595. Mr Blanchard. 646- a.m .-2:30 p.m. No Millwork and glazing 2 ment. FARR’S, 2 Main Hartford Road. Weddings, Road (at Bolton Center), W 12 Bass Drive. SNOWPLOWING Articles lor Sale 9, 10, 12 and 13, 10-3. apartment. Heated, hot CfOChet & Knit 2482. DISTINCTIVE experience necessary. Will experience a plus. Apply in 41 Jij Street, Manchester - 643- corsages, fresh flower Bolton, CT 649-5550. ^ Enfield. CT 06082 Commercial & Residen ...... water, appliances. No pets. « i » n i i 007-12 CHRISTMAS TREES - Hye train. Ideal for mature person: Laurence R. Dogs-BIrds-Pets 43 Security. Parking. 7ni. arrangements, silk Acres Tree Farm, Route male or female looking for tial, Manchester. jbW ELERS TWO HOUSES FOR RENT Smith, Inc. 117 Murphy Reasonable. F ree e s Telephone 523-7047. Jlj ANTIQUES arrangements, plants, - New six room Cape, $625 44A. 1.7 miles East of extra income. Apply in per SIAMESE BLUE POINT Road, Hartford. timates.. Call anytime 646- funeral flowers. 643-9559. This Christmas let the ta per month. Nice six room ProbuU* iNoliee Cathy .Johns. 429-2635. son between 2 and 4 at Mr, KITTENS for sale. 11 5489, 646-1327. ALUMINUM SH EETS 4) BROOKS ANTIQUES - Colonial, $495 per month. NOTICE TO CHEDITOIIS Steak, 244 Center Street, weeks old. Have had 1st CHRISTMAS DIAMOND SHOWCASE S INVENTORY CONTROL used as printing plates. .007 aJ Manchester Mall, 811 Main Call for details. Strano ESTATE OF MARY KOZICKI. Manchester. shots. Call 646-5584 ARRANGEMENTS - help you discover the E CLERK needed for SNOWPLOWING - Small thick, 23x28Vz’^. 50c each, Kitchen Duty ^ Street, Manchester, Real EsUte, 643-1878. deceased LIVING between 5 p.m. and 9 p.m. PARK HILL JOYCE magic of love ... with a (4 ^ wholesale distributor. commercial or residential. or 5 tor $2.00. Phone 643- ft WANTED ANTIQUE The Hon William E. FilzOerald. Duties to. include parts in weekdays or anytime FLOWER SHOP: FTD. carat total weight t® Judge, of the Court of Probate. CHRISTMAS TEACHER SPECIAL Call after 5:30, 649-2530. 2711. They MUST be picked a FURNITURE, glass OHIces-Slores lor Bent weekends. Fruit Baskets, Christmas matching engagement ring ta District of Manchester at a EDUCA’TION. Elementary ventory control, telephone up before 11:00 a.m. only. ^ clOcKs. dolls and collec- TREES contacts, varied office Parties, Flowering Plants. and wedding ring for Just C hearing held on December 3; 1981 level.' Must be certified in ' DICK'S snowplowing - * tibles. Ask for Harold - 646- Call: 649-0791. WORKSPACE OR functions. Experience AKC BLACK LABRADOR $399.00. Season’s Greetings J* ordered that all claims must be 19 Lewis Street special education. Parking lots, driveways, FRANKLIN WOOD Stove ft|9243 or 646-2690. STORAGE SPACE FOR presented to the fiduciary on or Be part of the Holiday Gift preferred, but will train. RETRIEVERS - Champion (behind barn) Experience desired. Posi apartments, stores, with grate and screen, $75. from the DIAMOND i® RENT in Manchester. No belore March 3. 1982 or be barred Call 528-3781 for interview Field & Show lines. Ready PENTLAND FLORIST — tion to begin in January. sidewalks, sanding. 646- One tire H-78-14 $10. 649- LACE, LINENS, LOVELY Visit Us For All Your SHOWCASE, Manchester (U lease or security deposit. as by law provided. Guide. To place your ad, call 43®® any tree and appointment. EOE. to go. 1-542-5207 after 4:30. Send letter and resume to: 2204. 5904 after 6:30 p.m. or THINGS! Furniture, Holiday Needs. See Our Parkade. hr Reasonable rates. Suitable Sherrie C. Anderson. Pam 643-2711. Director of Pupil Per anytime weekends. Sft)fram es, fabulous things! Choice Selection, 24 Birch for small business. Retail Ass t. Clerk Open Friday 1-4 s h ip p in ”g & TIGGER & PIPPIN Are BRAY’S JEWELRY K The fiduciary is; sonnel Services, Coventry R E D GOOSE FAlfM Street - 643-6247. ’’ Pleasing and commercially zoned. Saturday and Sunday RECEIVING CLERK - JACOBSEN Rotary lawn young affectionate Maine ANTIQUES. Coventry. STORE - 737 Main Street, JZ ■John W. Kozicki Public Schools, 78 Ripley You Is Our Pleasure.” Manchester, CT. |® Call 872-1801, 10 to 5. 23 I.x)ckwo(Kl Slreef. 10-4 Hill Road, Coventry or call Permanent position for mower $^. Mini bike could coon cats looking for a Wednesday - Sunday, 12-4. 646-4126 or experienced individual in B-B UPHOLSTERY. good home. 342-0571 or 633- Specializing in Bulova, tw Mzinchester. CT 06040 742-8913. be m ade from m otor. J8742-9137.S CENTERPIECES, FRUIT NEWLY RENOVATED 008-12 647-9546. parts department of Custom work. Free es- Excellent condition. Also, 6581, Seiko, Pulsar, Accutron, »* •••••••••• •••••••• BASKETS, Flowering Timex Watches. Also, 310 square feet office wholesale appliance dis wooden storm windows $3. 5 BOUGHT AND SOLD At I® Plants For Your Holiday Finest Jewelry. FREE tW available. Main Street ••••••••• BOOKKEEPER: tributor. Candidate should deliver. Please ca 646- 646-5815. Musical Instruments 44 ft THE ANTIQUE MARKET •••••••••••••••••••••••• Needs. BROWNS LOTTERY TICKET with C location with ample Mortgage Loans 8 Excellent Growth position have knowledge of 2161 after 5 p.m. /k PLACE,' 811- Main Street. Prolmit’ Noliff FLOWERS, INC., 145 Main purchase of $10.00 or more, parking. Call 649-2891. for accounts payable, appliance parts and UPS TWO KITCHEN stools, ORGAN - Baldwin 130 En T 12,000 SQ. FT. Of Small NOTK.'E TO CHKDITORS Street, Manchester 643-5617. pS MORTGAGE LOANS-1st; receivable, professional shipping procedures. Call RESPONSIBLE Mother wood - good condition. $35. core. Phantom Fingers, * Shops. Auctions 7pm Every ESTATE OF MARION E KERR .2nd: 3rd. ALL KINDS. who enjoys diversity and Mr. Festor at 528-3781 .for will babysit jn my home Five solid wood interior piano on both manuals. ft Thursday. "3 & J JEWELERS — 785 to The Hon, William K FitzGerald, Realty state-wide. Credit people contact. Excep interview appointment. weekdays 6 a.m.-5 p.m. doors 1940 cape - g o^ con $1700.00. Excellent condi VANITY CAR PLATES Main Street, Manchester. C Judge, of the Court of I*robalc. C rocket District of Manchester at a rating unnecessary. tional benefit package. EOE. Washington-Verplank dition. $40 or best offer. tion. 649-0430. ft ’'Quality Merchandise at “ BASEMENT STORAGE Hartford - 527-0753 Avis school districts. Will also 2 TYPEWRITERS ENGRAVED-RAISED Old Fashioned Prices.” (Q hearing held on Decembi*r 3. 1981 Reasonable. Confidential. 646-1860. LE'TTERS. AREA with dirt floors. ordered that all claims must be Truck Rental. PERSON ^WANTED to sit for school vacations. Antiques 48 in B os^ 14K Chains / Bracelets / Quick arrangement, A YALE TYPEWRITER ORGANIZATION First room 18‘/z ft.xl5 ft.; presented to the fiduciary on or work on dairy farm. Must Prices negotiable, Phone Diamond Earrings / Pen ALVIN LUNDY AGENCY, GLASS DOORS for ® SERVICE — Typewriters Emblems. Business Cards. second room 23 ft.xl5% ft. before March 3. 1982 or be barred BOOKKEEPER Recep- be experienced. For full or 646-1959. WANTED: ANTIQUE Fur dants and Cultur^ Pearls. 100 Constitution Plaza, fireplace - highest quality ft Rebuilt, Portable Name Pins. Button Making $30 monthly. 649-0717. as by law provided. tijonist. Excellent part time work, f^ply 364 niture, Glass, Pewter, Oil Keepsake Your Christmas ^ rn ice I. Daniel. Clerk Hartford. 527-7971; fit, fireplace up to 30(4 A Typewriters, From $20.00. Machines/Supplies. bookkeeping background. Bidwell S^trei Paintings, or Antique Diamond Source. The fiduciaries are; evenings: 233-6879, 233- reet. DE-ICING - Sidewalks, wide by 24% high. Never 2 Sales and Service, MANCHESTER RUBBER PRIME LOCATION - 6885. light accurate typing. Ap Manchester, driveways, sanding. Cali items. R. Harrison. Marion E. Schneider used. Best offer. 646-3907. ft Typewriter and Adding STAMPS, 20 Birch - 649- IIARDWARK downtown, four room s, proximately 20 hours Week David, 643-8996. Telephone 643-8709. 74 So. Farms Drive, A Machines. 51 Purnell 4489. Visa - Master Card. ground level, heat, air- Manchester, f T 06040 ly (days). Hartford, STOCK CLERK - im AUTOMATIC Dishwasher l^**!” *;******!:* Place. 649-4986. ENGLAND TRUE VALUE conditioning, utilities and EMPLOYMENT 1933 mediate opening. (General Electric. Mobile Buy 49 TELEVISIONS HARDWARE - Route 44A parking. Available im William D. Kerr Wholesale distributor is Painting-Papering 32 Maid in good working con- FRUIT BASKETS ' Bolton. 649-5201, KERq ! mediately. Telephone 649- 110 So. Main St . HOLIDAY SUPER SAVERS SUN SALES AND Service, ManchesLer. CT 06040 Halo Wanted It ^URSE - Opening for expanding personnel. dition. "completely® por- FOR YOUR Proper- FANCY FRUIT BASKETS t® 2865, Kerosene. Skil power tools, 009-12 ______■ school nurse. Bolton Public Steady full time, 40 hours, INTERIOR PAINTING, table. $50. T elephon e Jyj SHOP PEARLS - 649 Main Q-136 — Order Early. Also Stanley hand tools, plum Schools. 10 month, full plus overtime. Paid; over ten years experience, anytime 649-1794 fidentially. The Hayes Cor- Wicker Items. PERO Street, Downtown hospitalization and vaca-' low rates and senior citizen ’ poration. 646-0131. bing and electrical Over 30 items for FRUIT STAND, 276 Manchester. 643-2171. Most fant, in our home. Hebron-, date January 18th, 1682. tion when qualified. Apply discounts. 643-9980. the supplies, California paint MIsc. for Bent 58 NOTICE OE DISSOU I'lON AIR COMPRESSOR - % wardrobe and home are Oakland Street, brands available: G/E, Bolton line. Two days a Contact Superintendent of at once, iManchester WANTED: Lionel trains and paint sundries, t® ' AM) HP, 15 gallon tank. Three included with full direc Manchester. 643-6384. Zenith, Sony, RCA and NOTICE TO CKEIIITOKS week. 7:30-3 p.m. 643-0380. Schools, 643-1569. EOE. Tobacco ai(d Candy Com for family collection and more to choose from. wallpaper and housewares. WAREHOUSE SPACE Intarlor/Ixterlor PakMng. months old. $ 2 2 5 or best tions in the Needlework FOR RENT - 459 Main DOCTORS’ (OFFICES, pany, 299 1 Green Road, WtHpiiMrtag end Dnr«a offer. 647-1660. layout. Telephone 649-0746. Primer for both novice , INCORPORATED Manchester. IntWIaUon SmalKMedIum4xir9« Street. Rear. Formerly Notice IS hereby given pursuant and experienced needle- to Section 33-379 of the Connecticut M y prafIniMil mH workers. A How-To sec Manchester Simonizing. Iw iM i print Fiw TWO GOODYEAR A78xl3 Booms for Bent Call 646-7690. Stock Corporation Act, that Doc Homes For Sale 23 itliMtn. M l hmO polyester snow ttoes u s^ tion for popular stitches Apartments for Bent 53 Apartments tor Bent 53 Apartments tor Bent S3 Apartments tor Bent 53 tors’ Offices. Incorporated, a in Knit and Crochet is Connecticut corporation having Us HELP WANTED a; L. McHUOH one season Probule Notic'e S43-P321 MANCHESTER room for an