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The recently reported booming third-quarter profit per.sonal income was up 1.2 percent in October — but long-term corporate bonds fall in the same period showing of Corporate America — a sizzling gain of overall consumer spending for the month rose only 0.5 from its current 12V< percent to 10Y< percent. over 28 percent in pre-tax profits — will undoubtedly percent. This suggests consumers are already at work fire up the enthusiasm of the nation's economists, And to replace their depleted savings — which Jones BUT N EITH E R is possible, Jones reiterates, so the '84 economic forecasts you'll be bombarded Dan Dorfman estimates are now around 5'/i percent. because government borrowings will be too great. with over the next five to six weeks are likely to carry And so his scenario for suggesting a reversal of '83 economic strength to '84 economic weakness. Manchester, Conn. a rosier glow to them on the theory that the economy 's Syndicated FORECASTS on the course of interest rates run all Partly cloudy tonight; got a lot more muscle than originally thought. over the lot — but the consensus is they're are headed Against this background, though, there is a piece of Wednesday. Nov. 30, 1983 A dissenting voice — and a respected one is David Columnist lower. One of the chief arguments is that growing good news, says Jones. Inflation will stay low because partly sunny Thursday Jones, the 45-year-old chief economist of Aubry G. profits will help foot the corporate bill for new plants ofa weak recovery, a tougher corporate stand against Single copy: 254 ■ - Lanston & Co., a New' York dealer in government dnd equipment. And so less business borrowing will wage demands and a weak worldwide recovery — See page 2 securities. take the pressure off rates — ruling out a clash for (which hurts our exports) because there'll be very fHanrh^Btrr Mr ralJi His view: It'll be a ho-hum '84 — an economic funds between Uncle Sam and the corporate world. little money available to help finance the growth of the non-event. Jones doesn't see it this way. He figures rates will less-developed countries. His chief reasons; safe haven for frightened foreign capital. drop a bit in the Rrst half — about a percent (or 100 A big question: Who’s to say Fed chairman Paul • The consumer (two-thirds of the economy) has basis points) — in the face of a slowing economy. But Voicker won’t ease up on the money supply again to shot his wad. NOW TO JONES’S reasoning. then he sees them going back up to about where they ensure a more robust economic recovery in '84 than • Interest rates, contrary to general expectations, A practicing economist for 20 years — he's held are now by year-end in the face of heavy government Jones suggests? will remain high — around current levels — for all of positions in this context at both the Federal Reserve in borrowings to finance the big budget deficit (he sees it Because, he replies, Vocker wants to be remem '84. New York and Irving Trust — Jones figures we're in about $190 billion for fiscal '84.) bered as the man who won the fight against inflation; Shuttte crew keeps busy Inmate executed The implications of all of this, as Jones sees it: for a peppy economy for the balance of '83. "That's where I separate from the rest of the he wants four to five years of moderate growth rather • Unemployment, now at 8.8 percent, will head But then he sees the consumer running out of gas. crowd," Jones tells me; "the government won't get .than one or two years of boom, followed by a bust. And back up to about 9 percent, creating a jobless force of The consumer held off buying during the recession, out of the way." this means a generally restrictive money supply in abopt.lO million. creating pent-up demand for things like autos, homes A budget deficit normally declines in an economic '84. • It will be tough to get a good raise, as '84 wage and appliances. And so in '83 he went on a buying recovery and makes room for private borrowing — If there are any doubters, Jones says, all they have testing various materiats gains figure.to run a puny 5 percent. spree, aided, explains Jones, by a period of easier but not this time, says Jones. The chief reasons: The to do is look at the tightening of the money supply • The stock market won't be any great shakes next credit from the Federal Reserve and tax cuts. Reagan tax cuts, which, in effect, lowers government between last May and July. It was the ealiest such after appeal fails year, with the Dow — at its highest level — hovering But even with it all. the consumer had to dig deeply reserves, and rising defense spending. And that action on the part of a Fed chairman in thisstageof an SPACE CENTER, Houston around the 1,250-1,350 range. into his savings to^atisfy his demands — shrinking his means that business won't take Hsks at high rates. economic recovery . . . and it shows Voicker has the (U PI) — Spacelab scientists • The housing market will be a dud in '84 — a savings rate, as a percentage of income, to a low 4'A To reach 5.3 percent, he says, you’d have to see the guts to be tough. switched today from grueling reflection of continuing high interest rates. percent this past September. (The normal savings prime rate (the bank's best lending rate to its most Our man, Jones, it should be emphasized, isn’t space sickness experiments to Bv J. Paul W yatt row longer than any other inmate • Gold will continue to fall in price. It'll be the rate is 6‘A percent.) ■” creditworthy customers) drop to 9 percent between predieting any disaster next year — but a year that mixing, cooling and welding United Press International in the nation, met with Engle, one victim of a double whammy: low inflation and its Jones says signs are cropping up that 'the consumer this December and next December (the current rate will fail to live up to general expections. glass and metals in tests that of his lawyers, three Catholic replacement by the dollar (because of high rates) as a has already done his thing." Example: Consumer is 11 percent). And you'd have to see the rate on Call it, he says, "the year of the yawn." could revolutionize the electron STARKE, Fla. - Murderer priests and a friend in a prison ics and computer industries. Robert A. Sullivan, at "peace with visiting area Tuesday night. The Since liftoff Monday of the himself" after 10 years on death group talked for four hours, shuttle Columbia and the $1 row, was executed in Florida's spending much of the time praying billion space station nestled in electric chair today despite a rare and reading the Bible. Cabbage Patch Kids catching chartered fiights from Orient the ship’s cargo bay, the record plea for mercy from Pope John “ It was an upbeat scene,” Engle six-man crew has been undergo Paul II. said. “ It was a loving thing WEST HARTFORD (UPI) — to keep up with demand. Wethersfield woman, whose ing a rigorous series of drops, Sullivan, who had spent more between people who care about Coleco Industries has been "inun The consumer stampedes at daughter got hold of two dolls,-but spins and electric shocks to time on death row than any inmate each other.” dated" with telephone calls about department stores around the one was knocked from her hand, study the relationship between in the country , was put to death in One of the priests, Robert Boyle, the Cabbage Patch Kids dolls and country for the dolls are "unfortu the woman said. the delicate inner ear balancing the three-legged oaken electric remained with Sullivan, praying, forced to charter flighf s of the dolls nate," Ms. Wruck said. Hundreds of people in Augusta. system and space motion chair that has now killed 198 through the night. from the Orient and step up "It's incongruous that the Cab Maine, battled in the aisles of a siekness. inmates. Sullivan’s last chance for a stay production to meet the "frantic” bage Patch Kids that have been department store Sunday for one of Today, the third day of the He became the ninth person was in the federal courts Tuesday. consumer demand, a company designed to elicit warmth, feelings the too dolls. longest, busiest and most ex executed in the United States and A majority of the 12 judges of the spokeswoman said. of love and affection could be "They weren’t acting like adults. pensive space science mission the second in Florida since the 11th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals "W e are simply inundated with associated with the extreme be They were acting like crazed to date, the focus shifted to the Supreme Court lifted its ban on in Atlanta voted against the stay as calls daily from consumers and the havior that has been exhibited, " maniacs." said Margaret Cote, of materials seience and atmos capital punishment in 1976. did the Supreme Court. news media," Coleco spokeswo she said. Manchester, Maine, after fighting pheric physics portions of the 72 The 36-year-old pudgy college The Supreme Court handed man Barbara C. Wruck said The pudgy creatures causing all a losing battle for one of the 100 tests schooled for the nine-day drop-out ate a final meal of sirolin down a 7-2 ruling with Chief Justice Monday. We have significantly the excitement are about 15 inches dolls. " I ’ve never seen anything flight that ends Dec. 7 at steak, french fries and fresh Warren Burger writing a separate increased our production capacity high, come with a birth certificate like this.” Edwards Air Force Base in strawberries at 6 a.m. and was statement upholding the majority. for the Cabbage Patch Kids and by and adoption papers, disposable California. then given last rites by Father ROBERT SULLIVAN T h e, burly, 36-year-oId college Veteran eommander John dropout and adopted son of a Dec. 31 we will have shipped in diapers and individualized facial COLECO HAD NOT expected Robert Boyle. . . . “at peace” excess of 2.5 million kids." features shaped by computer. The the frenzy the dolls would gener Young and his "red team” of Gov. Bob Graham refused to Harvard-educated surgeon, was Robert Parker and West Ger grant a last-minute reprieve des condemned for the 1973 execution- In an effort to meet demand the wholesale price for the dolls is ate. said Ms. Wruck, I ’ ' JK company is chartering planes $18.50 and they regularly sell for man Ulf Merbold and co-pilot pite a plea from the pope that of the ^ime-green Florida State style murder of Homestead, Fla., "The consumer demand is an Hi from the Orient, where the dolls $21.99. Brewster Shaw and his "blue Sullivan life should be spared for Prison, carrying signs which read motel manager Donald Schmidt, unprecedented demand. Every are made, to Amsterdam, N.Y., team” of Owen Garriott and "humanitarian reasons." The "Stop Legal Murder,” " I t ’s still 39. year there are hot items difficult to . where they undergo a quality IN BLOOMF IE LD more than 500 Byron Lichtenberg switched pope's request was based on the lynching” and "Love Thy Sullivan was to become the ninth get at Christmas but retailers have control checkout before being people lined outside Zayre where shifts every 12 hours to keep the church's stand against capital Neighbor.” person executed in the United never experienced anything like shipped by the tens of thousands to two local policemen were hired to experiments going round the punishment, not on factors of the Sullivan told his lawyers and States and the second in Florida this,” she said. "It is the nature of retailers daily, said Ms. Wruck. hand out tickets for the 1,50 dolls clock. , case. four ministers Tuesday night he since the Supreme Court lifted its available. the demand that is so overwhelm Comments from Lichtenberg Sullivan’s attorneys, in a last- was "not afraid" to die in "Old ban on capital punishment in 1976. ing. The eonsumers are almost CONSUMERS AROUND the "They were grown up people Indicated he was suffering from ditcb^Xfoci, filed legal papers with Sparky," the grim nickname in-,, The last person to be executed frantic in their behavior. country have been camping out in acting like kids," said one ob the space sickness that afflicts the Florida Supreine Court early mates have given the electric was Jimmy Lee Gray, 34, in the front of department stores, hours server. "It was ridiculous. People "We are hoping to get as much of some 40 percent of space crews today contending the execution chair. Mississippi gas chamber S ^ t . 1 for the first few days of flight. ahead of opening time, hoping to were obnoxious." In East Hart the product out there as soon as should be halted on the grounds of "Bob is going to his death for the murder of a 3-year-old girl. UPI photo The crew has been so busy snatch up the limited supply of the ford, Zayre sold its 186 dolls in 20 possible so everyone can have one. "cruel .and unusal punishment." against his will but with forgive Throughout his f ive^ay trial and that the banter and sight-seeing hottest toy dolls on the market this minutes. No one in their wildest dreams The Cabbage Patch Kids dolls, rage of partment stores as hundreds of people, But the appeal was turned down ness in his heart for the murder 10 years on death row, Sullivan has comments typical of past shut UPI photo Christmas. The dolls are in short "It was bedlam. Everybody was could have imagined this huge because the petition was "without that the governor is committing,” maintained his innocence. He and the dollmarket this holiday Season, were some waiting at the doors for hours, tle flights have been replaced supply in spite of efforts by Coleco pushing and shoving,” said a success,” she said. Mission Specialist Byron Lichtenberg wears a mask as m erit," the court said. the Rev. Joe Engle said today. Reid McLaughlin, who testified the objects of near riots at severalde- scrambled to purchase the dolls. Shortly after dawn today, about “ He’s composed. He is at peace against Sullivan and has since Please turn to page 8 he performs an experiment to test motion sickness. a dozen anti-capital punishment with himself." been paroled, were accused of protesters paraded silently in front Sullivan, who has been on death abducting Schmidt in April 1973 Damage to reputation won’t be so easiiy heated during a robbery at the Howard Johnson’s at Homestead, south of Two states Miami. GM can win suit, chairman says Zinsser hits town’s handiing of water dispute in New Engiand Bv James P. Sacks not been forthcoming. rate increase alone was around 200 issue. system and whose estate may be Saving lace? Pv Micheline Maynard make a positive" out of the Herald Reporter Subdivision residents need to percent. In addition, homeowners The increase approved Tuesday bankrupt. know the costs they are facing must pay a $9.20 monthly sur could be the first of many, he said. United Press International government's lawsuit. Smith said. Zinsser is also angry that the NORTH PLATTE, Neb. The chairman of the world's Redwood Farms subdivision res before they can decide whether charge refundable after two years, town did not become the receiver (U PI) — Quick thinking and a they want to hook up to the in effect loaning the. company DETROIT — General Motors largest automaker predicted the tag behind rest ident State Sen! Carl A. Zinsser, ASSISTANT MANCHESTER for the L&M Water Co. when it was pair of bootlaces saved three Manchester water supply or repair money to ensure that it can General Manager Steven R. Chairman Roger Smith says the industry will sell 10.5 million cars R-Manchester, today charged that asked to by the DPUC after duck hunters stranded in Ne the L&M system and continue to be continue pumping water. giant automaker will win an in the United States next year, and the town administration has not Werbner said the administration is Koppleman’s death. braska’s first blizzard of the By Steven W. Svre but a housing boom mat fell served by the private company, “ It’s up to tha majority to decide still investigating the situation. "I unprecedented $4 million govern 3.5 million trucks. The 14 million been responsive in providing a “ I think the town has an season. United Press International apart after one quarter pro- Zinsser said. what they want to do,” Zinsser just don’t know the timetable," of ment lawsuit over alleged defects total would be just under the 14,15 comprehensive estimate on the obligation to take over that system They were trapped in a car vided the largest He said Manchester probably said. He said homeowners will be providing an estimate, Werbner in 1.1 million 1980 X-cars but that million sold in 1979. cost of hooking up the 106 homes in nd do what they can for those when the fan belt broke, which The New England economy disappointment. could buy the system if it paid "25 surveyed before any action is said today. GM's reputation and its employees the subdivision to the town water eople,” Zinsser said. "That’s meant the heater could not be has maintained a relatively cents on the dollar" on L&M’s taken. f have been severely damaged. The industry’s record was set in supply. what government is for.” used. strong position through the past MANUFACTURING in debts, which total about $20,000. L&M is currently in a court- Weiss was out of town and The Justice Department 1978, when 11.11 million cars and A committee of residents of the Lee Kinnersley removed his recession and early stages of Rhode Island is saddled with Zinsser said the homeowners About $7,000 is owed to the town in ordered receivership and is unavailable for comment. charged in the suit GM knew of 4.31 million trucks were sold for a Redwood Farms subdivision will bootlaces and wrapped them recovery, but two states have several problems, the largest of want an estimate in writing that back taxes. Residents would be plagued by unrepaired equipment Public Works Director George braking defects in I.l million 1980 B jit ' total of 15.42 million. meet Friday night to discuss the around the engine pulleys for a lagged notieably behind. which may be the concentra includes the cost of buying the assessed by the town for the that endangers its continued oper Kandra says it will cost between X-car models but introduced them water situation in the subdivision, makeshift fan belt. Next year GM plans to import Rhode Island and Maine, tions of its workforce. acquisition and the hookup. ation, accordsing to engineers. $60,000 and $80,000 to lay the 1,400 anyway. It seeks recall of all the distribution system from an estate Zinsser said. The receiver, John Isuzu and Suzuki subcompacts though still outperforming the Jewlery and silverware pro In addition, the distribution feet of pipe for the connection. But The improvised fan belt cars and fines against GM. tied up in litigation as well as the Wittehzellner, owner of the Aqua from Japan to be sold by Chevrolet nation as a whole, have not been vided 18 percent of the state’s cost of laying pipe for the connec M EANW HILE, the state Depart system cannot provide fire protec no estimate has been provided on worked well enough to keep " I ’m convinced we will win the Treatment and Service Co. of dealers. The Japanese and U S. in as superior a position as the manufacturing employment, tion. In spite of “ cooperative" ment of Public Utility Control tion, which the town could if the how much it would cost to buy the Stafford Springs, will be asked to them warm through the night. case. But even if we do — look at all governments recently negotiated region’s other states. while textiles supplies another9 meetings with town General Man Tuesday granted the receiver a system was connected to the water system from the estate of the late attend the meeting, he said. Kinnersley said they ran the the harm it’s done," Smith said. an increase in quotas on Japanese Both states have also made percent. Neither industry has ager Robert B. Weiss and petitions combination rate increase and supply. Zinsser said he favors the George Koppleman, who state engine about 20 minutes every He cited damage to GM's reputa A letter reiterating the request cars to 1.85 million from the substantial gains against unem provided much of a boost, to the administration requesting refundable sui harge designed to connection as a long-term solution officials say neglected and mis hour to keep warm, clearing tion as well as recent temporary for the estimate will be sent to the current 1.68 million. ployment through I he first three though both arc forecast to the estimate, Zinsser said, it has keep the system operating. The because of the fire protection managed the Redwood Farms town. Zinsser said. snow from the exhaust pipe to layoffs of workers who build the quarters of 1983. improve next year. prevent carbon monoxide poi now slow-selling X-car models. ■GM hoped to bring over 300,000 Rhode Island unemployment Manufacturing employment soning and from the front of the " I t ’s too bad there isn't some total subcompacts, but reports dropped from 10.1 percent to 7.4 has improved overall, with the car to keep the engine running. way somebody can be made to pay have said the Japanese govern percent between the first and help of healthy gains in some for those things. There’s got to be ment will only allot the automaker third quarters of the year, other industries, most notably Kidnapped beer baron freed after police raid some responsibility for actions. I A between 30,000 to 35,000 cars out of according to figures compiled transportation equipment. can tell you this — if you and I ever UPI photo the additional 120,000 imports. by Data Resources Inc. The went in and sued somebody, and Maine jobless rate fell from 9.8 IN MAINE, an economic By Brendan Boyle police and other authorities who blackout demanded by the kid- Three cars, one with the win- f t I I ^ I L I T ^ d the judge finds against us, we'd General Motors Chairman Roger Snith predicted This figure would "not nearly” percent to 8 percent in the same index compiled by state offi United Press International carried out the action to free them nappers throughout the three- dows covered, arrived at the beer w * so well," Miss Zitterstein said. She have to pay," Smith said. Monday 14 million cars and trucks will be sold in 1984, be enough. Smith said. He said period, DRl said. cials jumped impressively in week drama, gave a detailed baron’s luxury beachfront home ■ m m said both men were in good health, He said he thinks the suit was the best performance since the boom years of the late there is a minimum figure below the third quarter. Much of the AMSTERDAM, Netherlands — account of their search and the shortly after 10 a.m. today. I R 1 ^ 1 A Q t filed because of "extreme pres which the firm will not promote Police stormeu a n isolated ware "but obviously they need some negotiations with the kidnappers. Officials refused to say whether i i ■ 1970’s. THE NATIONAL rate fell just mix that influence,d a slower sure from an outside source" that and advertise a new car. He said a 1 point to 9.4 percent in that recovery earlier in the year was house today and freed beer baron time to recover." Police knew for some time that Heineken wasfin the car but a few he refused to name. final decision on the GM imports time, compared with a decline completely contrary to the Freddie Heineken and his chauf Three hooded gunmen seized the kidnappers were using the moments later the flag of the PR O VID E N FF R i JiiPit _ Smith acknowledged the auto of documents supporting GM's introduce cars with brake defects. has not been made by the Japanese from 7.9 percent to 6.6 percent pattern established in Rhode feur from 21 days of captivity at the Heineken and his chauffer outside timberyard warehouse in an area world’s fourth largest brewery ^ maker benefited from the release contention it did not knowingly But there is "no way you can government. for New England as a whole. Island. hands of a kidnap gang. his city center office Nov. 9, just known for its auto scrapyards but was raised outside his Noordwijk blew out the the hours after he hosted a lunch for Though Rhode Island’s unem Non-manufacturing, led by Police said 13 men and women they delayed their rescue mission house for the first time in three Heat T r e a t in ^ r ? ployment numbers have im retail trade, provided the most were captured in Amsterdam and 100 police officers who successfully until they were certain both weeks. S?' foiled an attempt to extort millions hostages were being held there, it^uring at least eight proved dramatically. Fleet Na good news. Manufacturing most of a multi-million dollar of dollars from his company. Sietsma said •••••••••••••••••••••• people and flattening one car Ultralight aircraft firm waits to take off tional Bank economist Gary L. lagged and transportation ransom was recovered after the He and Doderer were bundled "A raid could seriously have . PajJed near the building, officials Ciminero said declines in the equipment — the strong suit in "perfectly conducted police raid” into an orange panel truck that was state labor force were as much Rhode Island — performed on the warehouse inatimberyarda frustrated the case if both victims I ||8ICI0 I 0Q 8j ^ MONTAGUE, Mass. (U PI) - found abandoned less than half an sales to about $1 minion in a $5,590 aluminum and dacron craft but with a balloon you have no responsible for the change as poorly in Maine. few miles outside the city. were not found to be present and 24 pooes, 4 sections Up to a dozen people were Test pilot Stephen G. Welper hour later. market of $60 million to $70 million. and paying $500 for training — can control. With the ultralight you employment gains. Richard Spellman of the Heineken, a confidant of the we did not know that for certain,” working inside the building and all plummetted into the trees in the . The Heineken Breweries chair The company hopes a public stock lift the craft off his car and have total control.” Seven of every 10 workers in Central Maine Power Co. said Dutch royal family and reportedly he said...... jq were accounted for after the blast. man’s personal fortune is esti foothills of the Mohawk Trail last offering will help provide capital assemble it in an open field in less Petterssen, a licensed pilot who the state are employed in total non-agrlcultural employ the richest man in the Nether The kidnappers made their ^ business'!!!!!!!!!!!!'!'! 21 though eight were taken to Rhode mated at more than $480 million spring and died, ringing what soime needed to grab a bigger market than an hour. used to fly single engine planes for ment actually decreased in the lands, was found handcuffed and ransom demand soon after they classified...... 22^23 Island Hospital, officials said. non-manufaeturing, which re and newspaper reports said the thought was the death bell for a share, One good yank -on a pull cord recreation, left a communications firat and second quarters when chained on a bare mattress with seized Heineken and his driver Comics...... is , . . .. mained nearly stagnant kidnappers had made ransom outside the city-center headquar- Entertainment...... I6 A hospital spokeswoman said fledgling aircraft firm. Petterssen, 43, sat behind his should start the 35-horsc power firm he started in Boston to get into compared to the same periods his driver, Ab Doderer, in a through the first three quarters. demands of up to $12 million. But six months later. Aerodyne desk, cluttered with stock pam engine before the operator slips on the ultralight business. of 1982. separate "cell” nearby, said Chief ters of the worlds fourth-largest ^0 » "Though this sector typically Brewery spokesman Jan Capelle Systems Inc. is still in business, phlets and engineering diagrams, a helmet, checks the parachute While originally planning to That pattern was reversed in Inspector Kees Sietsma. brewery Wednesday, Nov. 9, he opinion...... 6 injuries ranged from smoke inha- shows only minor cyclical ac declined to disclose the size of the add has its sights set on what some in a converted airplane hangar at and straps into the open seat. become a dealer for a Connectieut celeration during the early the third quarter, when there No one was hurt in the police ransom that ran into millions of Arrangements to pay the ran- Sports...... s . . ..:...... 9-12 lauon to iraciures. say are great possibilities of a the out-of-the-way Turners Falls Using foot controls and two company making what was then stages of a recovery,"the state’s were 3.7 percent more jobs in raid, Sietsma said, and both men FREDDIE HEINEKEN guilders but police said most of the som were frustrated by pressmen Television...... is Firemen said tjtiey were working business just taxiing before Airport. levers to control speed and direc called the "Humbug,” Petterssen performance has been dis Maine than there were for the were deciared in good health by a takeoff. Outside, engineers were ready tion, the ultralight is airborne instead bought the company in 1981 doctor and psychiatrist who exam . . . in good health money already had been keeping a watch on Heineken’s W«a*t>er...... 2 to reduce the danger of a secon- tinctly sub-par,” Ciminero same ’Sjuarter of last year. recovered. "W e expect to be one of the top ing a test of one of Aerodyne’s within 500 feet, cruising as high as and moved it to the small western wrote in an analysis prepared Spellman said more increases ined them immediately after their luxury beachfront home but the samples today blast, and Police Maj. Wil- "Human life is more important three companies in the ultralight ultralights, which look like a hang 10,000 feet and as fast as 63 mph for Massachusetts town of Montague. for a recent meeting of the New were expected through the rest sudden release. money was handed over. The Manchester Herald today con- liam Clark said the problem was a police raid," said Heineken Brew than money," Capellesaid. "WOdo market in a short period of time," glider with an engine strapped to up to 100 miles. "It was very, very sad,” Pet England Eeonomic Project. of the year and Maine should "T o our enormous relief, Mr. When nothing more was heard tinues Its sompllno program to bring 5-inch gas main running into the eries spokeswoman Annalisse not want to put a price on Mr. from the kidnappers, police de- conies of the newspaper to non- building. said Aerodyne President Berht the front and a plastic seat "You feel like you're floating terssen said of the test pilot crash. He said some ofithe problem gain 12,000 jobs by the end of Heineken and Mr. Doderer were Zitterstein. Heineken’s life.” cided early Wednesday to mount subscribers In Manchester. "That (the main) is our main Petterssen, underneath. along the field," Petterssen said. "It was very unfortunate. We were 1984. freed from their ordeal during the could be attributed to strikes. Polin', who maintained a news Last^ear Aerodyne doubled its The operator — after buying the "It's sort of like being in a balloon. all very upset,” night in a perfectly conducted "We are extremely grateful to their rescue mission, he said. • • • # # • • • • • • # • • • • • • • • • • concern right now,” he said. 2 - MANC IIKSTKU IIKUALI), Wt'diK'sdiiy, N
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Diamond, Pubiisher OPINION Dan Fitts, Editor Israel, U.S. agree to develop new military partnership By Jim Anderson United States, said, "There may be differences of imposed more than a year ago amid allegations the United Press International opinion ... but they are within the family.” weapons had been used against civilians during the The differences, as outlined by Israeli and Israeli invasion of Lebanon. WASHINGTON - Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak American officials, do not involve the strategic Jack Shamir says the United States and Israel have a-new partnership which, they said, was in response to a Democrats unlikely to oust Fitzgerald strategic relationship including an "unwritten mutual, growing fear that the Soviet Union was using 6p«n every nite til Anderson covenant" against Soviet actions in the Middle East. Syria to become a major Middle East player. After two days of intensive talks in Washington, One official said, "The important thing is not what (•xc«pt lat.-closMl sun.) Washington Shamir and President Reagan announced their we pay in the' short run, but the long-term, stable The DemocT;ilie Party’s pol of them were from Waterbury, tee apparently buys that argu agreement on the broad principles of the new arrangement between two partners that will give the icy coMimitlee in Connecticut where Democratic leaders have Marry-Qo-Round holiday craft supplies •) ment, as Fitzgerald has disco cooperative arrangement. United States an anchor in the Middle East.” will, at lust, have itsopportunity been on the out with Fitzgerald vered in his canvass of The details of the new partnership will be worked Another U.S. official said, "It was a general pattern are complete... next week to lower the boom on Capitol Comments most of this year. They were members. They will let him go, out in a joint committee to meet in January but as laid of involvement including the supply of SAM-5 and the boss, if that is the will of its Town Chairman Tom Gahan, if he decides he wants to resign, out by officials of both sides, the new arrangement SS-21 missiles to the Syrians” that prompted the •ciftdliwlcklng klti-bolh pllliwt members. former Town Chairman Doc United States to move toward Israel as a military md emuntnti Bob Conrad but only when he can do that falls just short of a military alliance, and will commit •rlblMn by the yird But don't hold your breath. It Odea and State Representative with his dignity intact. both sides to a higher degree of cooperation than ever partner. Reagan, following the talks, announced formation •ix tri bulky• Ikyi ytrn is highly unlikely that the Syndicated Columnist Tom Brunnock, The other one Some.Democrats tell us that before. Policies of a two-nation political-military committee that will •styreinm-ln ell Democratic State Central Com saying publicly that the chair Fitzgewld had seriously consi U.S. officials said the single most important new element in the decision to go ahead with the consider joint military-maneuvers and planning and ilzit mittee will dumpChairman Jim man should step down was State dered Aepping down before his the positioning of U.S. military equipment on Israeli •lilt Fitzgerald of East Hartford in arrangement was the belief that the Soviet Union was Senator Tom Serrani of Stam term expires next summer, may mean becoming more actively involved in the Middle East, soil. •Dirlifld what would be seven months Democratic State Central Com ford, now the mayor there. possibly by the end of this year. "This group will give priority attention to the threat •IddM has been a rush to judgment. A • UPIj)hoto through the Syrians. before the end of his term. mittee — not appealing for lot of that reaction stems from Serrani is the maverick who But after forty years In mostly a At a State Department dinner Tuesday night held by to our mutual interest posed by increased Soviet *71 Ifala Slawt •ttraw A mini Fitzgerald has taken his own voted with.the Republicans on e«n u»it M .m litii wriilh lirmi support but asking their reac • the companion belief that the leadership role with the party, oil crisis president Reagan bids farewell to Vice President George Bush, Shamir said, "We are involvement in the Middle East,” Reagan said. head count by telephone and tion — to see whether they press has been hasty and key issues almost us much us he Fitzgerald is not about to leave partners in an unwritten covenant." Among specific steps agreed on is the lifting of an WASHINGTON - Warning; The Vitzhak Shamir as their talks break up. embargo on the shipment of cluster shells to Israel, says, with obvious relief, that believe he should resign. Hud he overzealous in an apparent did with Democrats in the State under a cloud just to satisfy a The Israeli prime minister, in his first visit to the industrial world could be devas ■'more than a majority wants erred badly enough, and was the desire for hlood. Much'of the Senate. need in certain quarters for a tated by another energy crisis just me to stay.” Some say he may disclosure hurting the party- questioning of O'Neill, for ex THE WATERBURY CON sculp. a s. it is recovering from the oil even get a vote of confidence. enough, to give sufficient rea ample. was on his choice of a TINGENT went so far as to find There is, of course, an under price plague of the 1970s. Worried Couple’s blunder proved fatal The meeting Thursday night son for that trction'.’ successor even as O’Neill kept a candidate to replace Fitzge current of feeling within the 3 in Hartford will be the first for analysts tell me that the next oil trying, in his ineffective way, to rald — John Downey of New Democratic Party that the time The Christinas shock could double the price of GOODLAND, Kan. (UPI) —An Air Force Academy "They stopped in the very worst place they could this committee since the big GOVERNOR BILL O'NEILL say, wait a darned minute, Haven. But that didn’t go is near for a reorganization. crude and throw the economy into cadet and his cadet girlfriend, stranded in a truck in a have stopped,” Austin said. "They stopped under to-do in October over Fitzge was distressed, to put it mildly, guys, there isn't, a vacancy in anywhere. And Brunnock says Some leaders say Fitzgerald 'snowdrift, chronicled the last hours before their neath an overpass, which snowed them in like an reverse. rald’s unfortunate ride with a over the flap involving the that job nor is it likely there will now the idea was to propose ••has not been strong enough as deaths in a log made of scratch paper and a coroner igloo.” Card N o O ne Ever party worker who was picking Yet the Reagan administration chairman, but he refused to be one. Downey in the event that chairman, though they will says they died ■ needlessly of carbon monoxide ”lf they had done either one of those two things up cash donations in 1980 for has taken no effective precautions suggest that Fitzgerald should It must be said, in looking Fitzgerald stepped down, not concede in the next breath that poisoning. (park in the open or run the motor only for short to avert the calamity, as if the Jimmy Carter’s re-election quit. The chairman, O’Neill back at those weeks in October, push Fitzgerald out. Waterbury he is kept out of the action by a Brian Bullard, a former all-state high school periods), there wouldn’t have been any problem,” campaign. authorities have lost the capability football player, and Dianne Williams, a golfer on the Austin said. V Throws Away. kept telling the press, would "do that some reporting of the Democrats also believe that the clique in O’Neill’s' office which to learn from past debacles. Here academy’s women's team, died early Monday on The blizzard moved across western Kansas Sunday The contributions from two the right thing for the party.” Fitzgerald story bordered on party organization needs a good is really running the party. well-heeled benefactors turned are the disturbing developments; Interstate 70. The couple was headed back to the and early Monday, packing freezing temperatures, The seventy-two member pol the irresponsible. The busine.ss shaking up, starting with a new But the overriding feeling, out to be five times more in each • Iran and Iraq are threatening academy after a Thanksgiving visit with Dianne’s high winds and 19 inches of snow in Goodland. Give a Membership for Christmas icy committee has the power to qbout "A growing number ” of chairman, or Democrats in and one which provides job Some of the log entries indicated the cadets tried to case than the law allowed, to escalate their three-year-old grandparents and parents, officials said Tuesday. fire Fitzgerald if the majority Democratic leaders calling for Connecticut face a bleak future. insurance for Fitzgerald, is that Brian had written about their struggle to survive in keep snow clear of the truck's exhaust. Sheriff Jack though Fitzgerald says he did Ewry driwr on your gift list will appreci AAA TourBooks, Triptiks and maps, depend believes, lacking his voluntary Fitzgerald’s resignation was a The 1980 incident, others in he should only be replaced or war and ignite the Persian GUlf oil a log consisting of several pieces of scratch paper, Armstrong said. not know how much was in the fields. Iraq has ordered French able Emergency Road Service, Avis/Hehz car resignation, that is "the right case in point. A few of thestate’s the party agree, was an embar succeeded for political rea.sons officials said. The coroner said he had not seen the notes, but had ate a AAA ntemberthip. What a greet way to two sealed envelopes his friend rental discounts, and fee-free A A A / American thing for the party. ” best newspapers carried that rassment but not really a reason within the Democratic Party, superjets for the declared purpose The notes indicated their four-wheel-drive truck been told by a nurse and a relative that they contained tell someone how much you caret When you collected. But the case for Fitzgerald, in story. to hound h'itzgerald out of his and not as a spin-off from the of .blasting Iran’s oil works. The became stuck in a snowdrift beneath an overpass at messages written by Brian to his and Dianne’s give a A A A membership your friends and Express Travelers Cheques. Call for more de parents. In recent weeks, Fitzgerald the minds of most members, The “growing number ” job. 1980 incident. (Syndicated by Iranians have threatened to retal 9:49 p.m. CST Sunday, about 4 miles east of Goodland. relatives will,enjoy full privileges all year long, tails. They had steered around a barrier blocking the Only the parents could release anything personal checked with members of the r.ests in the conviction that there topped off at about four. Three The statewide policy commit The Herald of New Britain.) iate by attacking the other oil like: personal travel counseling, exclusive sheikdoms and choking off oil snow-covered road several hours earlier, officials contained in the notes, the sheriff said. shipments through the narrow said. Neither Dianne's father Ronald Williams, nor Brian’s father, Ret. Air Force Maj. Barry Bullard of entrance to the Persian Gulf. This The cadets, both 19. probably would have lived if In Manchester they had stopped somewhere else, and had kept the Colorado Springs, knew Tuesday what the notes said. MANCHESTER could block the flow of 8 million vehicle running for short periods of time, said Dr. "Brian was probably worried (about getting back to barrels a day. Kenneth Austin.'lrcling Sherman County coroner. the academy),” Williams said. • President Reagan is unpre 391 Broad Street Manchester, C T 06 040 Tel. 646-7096 pared to cope with a sudden A hovel idea interruption in oil supplies. Be cause of his anti-regulation ideol OPEN SUNDAY 12-5 % ogy, he opposes most of the steps Dr. Anthony Campolo to save L&M needed for damage control during an emergency. at A sudden oil crisis wou Id catch Community Baptist Church The state Department of an investor-owner. It is being the oil companies and consuming 585 E. Center St., Manchester Public Utilities Control has run by a receiver who has industries with their reserve* REGALS ENTIRE STOCK! down. They have cut their stocks of come up with a revolutionary limited authority to improve stored oil dramatically in order tp N solution to the unique prob the company facilities. reduce storage charges. Invent(> lems that 106 residents of While the problems with ries have dropped at the rate of 3 Redwood Farms face with the company were not ob million or 4 million barrels a day. the water company that supp vious to the customers for a This is a reprise of the error thal lies them. Somebody, maybe long time, since the quality of the same oil companies made ju*l several somebodies, should water is good and its delivery before the 1979 price explosion. " • Prices soared into orbit in 19fp be congratuated for the im acceptablfe, it was obvious because the United States turned a aginative idea. 0 from an engineering view limited oil shortage into a crisis, The crux of the decision, that disaster has been immi out of fear. Today, the OPEiC aside from a steep hike in the nent. Work needs to be done. governments are looking for water rates, is that the That is true even if the town of another panicked response to 9 20^" O F F customers will be required to Manchester ultimately take^ crisis, which would set the stagf loan the company $9.20 a over operation of the com for the next price gouge. month for tv^.years with the pany. The takeover can not be THE OIL POTENTATES are promise that their invest done in a hurry. V sitting on 20 million barrels a day 4 DAYS ONLY SCHEDULE ment will be returned to them In this instance the only that could be produced but are held BIOGRAPHY Professor of Sociology: Saturday, December 3 with 9 percent interest per place to get the money for the back from the market so as to Eastern College 3:00 P.M Informal meeting year. work was from the custo maintain the price at 120 times the University of Pennsylvania with Young Adults That seemed to be the only mers. To include the cost in cost of production. Despite the oH Advocate for Ministry 7:00 P M Worship with emphasis THURS.-FRI.-SAT.-SUN. way the state could find the their rates would have been View point overflow, the OPEC countries, in Third World Countries on Evangelism have shown surprising disciplined Instructor m Ministries funds the company’s court- horrendous. Sunday. December 4 They are painfully limiting pro lor Urban Youth 9:i5 A M. Adult Forum appointed receiver can get to Author; Success Fantasy As it is they will have to pay duction and holding prices in thfe Power Delusion "A Sociologist Looks repair the system so that it at Aging" rates increased by roughly *30 range. This demonstrates that Ideas for Social Action Questions about the invasion 10:30 A M. Morning worship will stay in operation. OPEC still has the ability to rig the A Reasonable Faith 200 percent. They will hardly oil market. Television Talk Show Host 4:00 P.M. Worship with emphasis Normally when an WASHINGTON - Although this Grenada’s neighbors in the welcome that prospect. • Other pressure groups, with* Guest on "Good Morning America" on Evangelism investor-owned utility has a nation is routinely described by easter Caribbean, for example, Popular Preacher problem the utilities regula But the surchage of $9.20 a both friends and foes as "one of the were in the process of politically vested interest in high oil prices^ tors have the obligation to see world’s great superpowers,” its Robert isolating the island and initiating have grown up around the oil- month is quite another thing. producing countries. These power that it invests enough funds to It is an investment in con past three decades have been an economic boycott against it almost devoid of military success. Walters because of its affinity with Cuba. ful interests include the major ^jl NOTHING HELD BACK! t keep the utility operating tinued good water that ulti companies, international banks During that period, the United Syndicated The Reagan administration re with a fair margin of safety. mately they will get back and multinational corporations ^ States has been thwarted in Korea, Columnist sorted to a transparently deceptive The L& M Water Company, with interest from the re- humiliated in Cuba, frustrated in propaganda campaign to build all afraid of the impact m however, is not being run by ciever or from his successor. Vietnam and rendered impotent in public support for the invasion. themselves of either falling 41l Iran. It hasn’t been a rewarding ^ ^ ^ The president claimed it wasn’t prices or sliding credit ratings EVERY FAMOUS BRAND IN STOCK era fora populace which cherishes seriously considered until Oct. among oil producers. Togeth^, the image of a proud and mighty entire enterprise. 22-2.3 and that it was mounted only they are mobilized to keep
NEW YORK — Thu kids in the hospital had Willie Mays surrounded, and not only was he by Manchester High footbaii handing out baseballs but also giving them 1100 bills, so who needed Santa Clous? Sports Willie was merely spreading around some of the Christmas spirit early. What made It all the By Barry Peters The record bears out the Icagpe selections. But the two season-eliding better was that he was completely in his clement. Parade Herald Sports Writer Indians' success: eight wins, Not a bad record, either, for a losses don't leave sour tastes in equalling the most ever for a first-year coach. the mouths of Cournoyer or any He had come buck "hom e" again, to his old neighborhood, less than a mile from where he Milt RIchman These were the best of times Manchester team; eight wins in “ We achieved our goals and of his players. used to play center field for the New York Giants for Manchester High footbaii — a row, a school record; the first more than that," said Ron “ To win the league outright, and from where he lived, and he was right there in perhaps the best since football outright CCIL championship in Cournoyer, delighted with the to be in the Top 10 nearly every .30 years; and nine different results of his first season. “ Our week, to win eight in a row. to be the middle of those with whom he always related began at the high school 60 best — the kids. years ago. players recognized as all- staff was just trying to turn fourth in the state rankings — things around in the beginning we'll take that every year," said Normally, the children's section at Columbia- the tree, of the year and get a winning Cournoyer. Presbylerian Hospital is primarly given over to "That ain’t nice.” said one adult, seeing Mays record, Werealized we would be And Manchester football had treating asthmatic youngsters every Tuesday, take the money from the kids and put it back on in contention in every game — earned the respect of its oppo j)ut this Tuesday it was almost entirely given over the tree. and we were. With a couple of nents. East coach Jude Kelly: .0 Willie' Mays, who hud come to give them "Whadd’ya mean 'not nice?' ” Willie coun breaks, we could have won our “ I was really impressed with something from his Atlantic City employers. tered. " I ’m only doing what they told me. I think Bally's Park Place Casino Hotel. two other games," the team and cach in g staff. it’s just great that Bally’s can give this money to Manchester's only two de They have an e x A le n t team. "T h e kids all love Willie,” offered Gary the hospital for the kids. I was gonna do it myself, feats came in its final two Manchester High is fortunate to Fagliaro, a husky young registrar in the anyway, but they've got more money than 1 contests against Penney and have a coach of that caliber. pediatrics department. "W e've got children here have," ' Most of the youngsters Mays presented East Catholic, A win in either When we went over there, the from only days old to 18 years old. Some of them asked why Willie Mays was coming to .see them, autographed baseballs to were too young ever to game could have propelled whole staff, before, during and and we told them that the people he works for, Manchester into a state cham after the game, treated us with see him play and he realized it. were donating money to our playroom. That’ll "I know these kids never saw me play and most pionship game, something class." of 'em didn't know who I am, but they know the Cournoyer said would have The Indians lose 18 seniors mean more toys and letter equipment forthem to use while they're here. When they heard it would name through their mothers and fathers,” he been “ icing on the cake." from the team, including six 3 provide more toys, they said, 'Oh, wow! ’ " said. “ Maybe they don't know what's going on For the first part of the who have aspirations of playing here, but they’re all having a good time and that’s season, talk around the league college ball: linemen Jim Marx, A four-foot Christmas tree decorated with 25 Santa Clauses holding $100 dollar bills stood in the the only thing that counts." was centered on whether the Ed Stack. Willie Likely and Pat Indians were for real. They had Farrell, linebacker Glenn Chet- center of the room. Three security men guarded Some of the kids knew who Mays was. the tree. Not from the kids, but many of them "M y grandmother told me all about him." beaten Windham and Sinnsbury, elat and defensive back Ray explained Rashon Taylor, an Il-year-old Manhat good squads, and handled We Lata. were with their parents, and .someone probably tanite. "She said he was a very good ballplayer, thersfield and Fermi in their Garnering all-CCIL honors figured it was better to be safe than sorry. one of the best in the world. I never saw him first four games. But Conard were, first team, tailback Greg In addition to the $2,500 donated by Bally's, was coming to town, and Turner (1,064 yards), defensive Rawlings Sporting Goods in St. Ixiuis furnished before in person, but I saw him on TV in The Baseball Bunch with Johnny Bench." Manchester hadn't even scored back Jim Fogarty, Likely and nearly 200 baseballs so Willie could sign them and give them to the kids. Another youngster, James Bryant. 12. admit 0 on the Chieftains in this decade. Chetelat, who played in only No one really .seemed to know quite how to get ted he was "a little nervous” meeting Mays for But Fermi coach Joe Bace- five game with a knee injury; started when Mays arrived, looking very sporty the first time, wicz's words, repeated so often second team, Farrell, Stack and in a tan alpaca overcoat, light brown suit and a “ But I like him," he said, "becau.se when he by Cournoyer, foreshadowed defensive end John Harris; talks to you, he's not conceited." what was to come: “ Conard's honorable mention, running pair of pearl grey half boots which he seems to favor when he has to do a lot of walking. Dr. Nicholas Cunningham, in charge of one of bigger and Hall's quicker, but backs Eli McFolley (673 yards) "A re we all set?" he inquired of one of the the pediatric divisions, was as eager as the kids to Manchester looks like a team of and John Harris and linebacker people in the department. see Willie becau.se Mays was his childhood idol. destiny." Albie Harris. The rare two-way UPl photo "When he played. I would rather watch him And the Indians went on to selection for John Harris sym "The children are waiting for you," hewastold. "OK, then let's go." than anyone else," said the 55-year-old physician. ruin the title hopes of Conard, bolizes what Manchester went Willie didn't bother waiting for any help. "H e really loved the game. He loved it so much, 6-0, and Hall, 20-13. through all season, playing It was one for all and all for the ball as the Pacers’ Herb Taking matters in his own hands because he has that when he'd get through playing with the How much longer could the eight or nine players both ways Williams (32) and Steve Stipanovich (40) scramble for done the same thing so many times before, Giants, he'd come home and play stickball with breaks go Manchester's way? the entire year. the basketball with 76ers’ Andrew Toney (22) and Moses including at two other hospitals in Philadelphia the kids in the streets." Cournoyer said it was nearly Next year brings the new Malone (2) in NBA action Tuesday night in Indiana. Mays remembered that. impossible to go unbeaten in the Central Connecticut Conference Monday, he got everything set up him.self. He moved a couple of tables together quickly, then "I did it'only a few blocks away from here. " he CCIL. but with games against and seven league games, in said. "This is my old neighborhood." East Hartford and Penney cluding Windham, Rockville, lifted a chair over them so he would have a place Some of the children were brought over to remaining, it looked possible for South Windsor, East Hartford NBA roundup to sit and sign the ba.scballs before he gave them Willie by their mothers. One was only 5 weeks old. the Indians. (PM ney and East Hartford out to the kids. Watching the way the 52-year-old Hall of Famer a liny baby boy, Daniel Rogers from the Bronx. But Manchester used all its cofiibined). Enfield, Fermi, and moved around the furniture so easily, one of the Willie made sure none of the kids left without an luck on East Hartford. Behind Hartford Public, Cournoyer has autographed baseball, and when he was through, 13-12 in the final seconds. East also scheduled games against photographers who was setting up said to him: he went to Long Island Jewish-Hillsidc Medical Hartford tried a 26-yard field Whistles prevail "Hey, Willie, you look like one of the Santini Hall and East Catholic, and has Center in New Hyde Park, Long Island, where he Herald photo by Pinto goal — and missed by a yard. one more slot to fill in the Brothers." Mays suddenly remembered the money on the did the whole thing all over again. Manchester stayed unbeaten. 10-game slate. When a TV man asked him whether he thought, First-year coach Ron Cournoyer, who admits to not Then came the Penney game, ''W e feel good about next trees. in Rockets’ win He picked off four of the $100 bills and said to the that with a new commissioner, there was a UPl photo being a miracle-worker, led Manchester High to its first an 18-7 defeat in the Indains' year," said Cournoyer. "We chance he might be "reinstated," allowed back in worst performance of the sea have our whole backfield re hospital people around him: Baseball Hall of Famer Willie Mays Tuesday. A total of $2,500 was donated outright CCIL football championship in 30 years in 1983. the good graces of baseball. Mays asked: N son. East continued the string turning. The freshmen coming Bv Ira Kaufmon "Gim me four kids. " The Indians under Cournoyer’s guidance posted a fine 28 points in the second half and "Who is the new commissioner? I dunno As far hands out one-hundred dollar bills to to the hospital on behalf of Bally’s Park with a 14-0 Thanksgiving Day in may be the best class since UPl Sports Writer They gave him three, a girl, Belkis Caminero, 7. Milwaukee went on a 15-2 spree as I'm concerned. 1 wanna be back in baseball, 8-2 mark, their best in over a decade. win at Memorial Field. the junior class this year. " and two Ittle boys, Kevin Dorsey. 4. and Shamar (left ot right) Shamir Jenkins, 3, Belkis Place Casino Hotel and nearly 200 midway through the final period to but 1 don't want to give up what I ’m doing for The Hou.ston Rockets call their Jenkins. 3. Caminero, 7, and Kevin Dorsey, 4, at baseballs were donated by Rawlings so hand the Bullets their fourth loss in Atlantic City’. This is what 1 do for Atlantic City. home arena The Summit. For one After the children had their pictures taken with Presbyterian Hospital in New York Mays could sign them for the kids. five games. Jeff Ruland led the bills in their hand, the money was returned to What harm am I doing’’ " marathon night, it was The Pits. Washington with 18 points. College basketball roundup In a game with less sustained Lakers 111, Warriors 105 action than a championship chess Mike McGee, helped by Magic match, the Rockets outlasted the Johnson’s 16 assists, scored 22 Chicago Bulls 116- 110 Tuesday points as the Lakers improved to Atlantic City, according to promoter Bob Arum night. It took two hours and 40 BU Terriers getting recognition 12-4. The Warriors hit their first 10 Sports in Brief The fight will take place at Bally’s Park Place Young Indiana^ five whips Irish minutes to complete the contest as shots from the field and built a Ballroom on the Boardwalk. Bowl to play Notre Dame the clubs combined for 101 free 34-19 lead in the first quarter. Curry won the first meeting between the two BOSTON (UPl) - that upset to convince BU is now 9-3 and will on Dee. 29. throw attempts and even the star Purvis Short paced the Warriors last year in Atlantic City. Since then, a hand T h ey’ ve lived in the New England sportswri- travel to South Carolina to By Fred Llet Lupacchino playing for Central margin thanks to fouls. of the game. Houston guard Allen with 33 points. injury to the champ has forced postponement of a shadow of big-time foot ters he has a good club. play Furman in the quar UPl Sports Writer "But somewhere along "They were patient and scored Leavell, felt compelled to talk Pistons 103, Cavaliers 93 Daria Lupacchino, u 1982 gruduute of East rematch with Starling. ball at Boston College, "We don't think we re terfinals. with the winner the line, somebody in the when they had their chances," about the incessant whistles. John Long scored 23 points and Catholic High, is a member of the Central just down Commonwealth the best-kept secret in set to meet the winner of Bobby Knight would rather look Boston media has to jump Notre Dame coach Digger Phelps “ I tried to run the ball down the Kelly Tripucka added 17 to pace a Connecticut women’s basketball team. She Bosox sign Hendricks’ son Avenue, but Boston Uni New England. You (me Holy Cross-Western Ca at stat sheets than birth said of the Hoosiers. “ We have to court as much as possible, but all versity's football team dia) guys have done a rolina in the Dec. 10 on Our bandwagon too,” V balanced attack as the Pistons averaged 8.1 points per game for the Eagles as a certificates. beat somebody good on the road BOSTON — The son of former major league he said. those fouls stopped play too dropped Cleveland’s road log to senior. has already gone further great job of making us the semifinals. "I'm sick and tired of hearing and Indiana was just too tough player Elrod Hendricks has been signed by the much," said Leavell, who scored 0-10. Cleveland's Cliff Robinson led than the Eagles this year. best-kept secret. I think Taylor said he doesn't about experience and lack of tonight. " Boston Red Sox, the American League club half of his 28 points from the foul all scorers with 26 points. That's because BU has it's a crime that our kids begrudge BC the local and BU is led by Winthrop’s experience," says the Indiana announced Tuesday. As for Knight, and what his line, including five clutch free Nuggets lOS, Hawks 96 Fly Tying School won a playoff game, de haven’t gotten more pub national attention be Jim English at quarter coach. '"Vou look at the game, you freshmen,,and sophomores have Elrod Hendricks Jr:, 19, of the Virgin Islands, throws in the final minutes. Alex English, Kiki Vandeweghe, feating Eastern Ken licity," he told the Boston cause the Eagles are 9-2 back and All-American read what happens and you bust The Connecticut Fly Fisherman's Association has signed a'free agent contract for the Red Sox brought thus far, he has this Orlando Woolridge scored 12 of Dan Lssel and Rob Williams tucky, 24-20 in the Na Globe. and going to the Liberty candidate Paul Lewis. your butt to play or you don't. observation: is offering a Fly Tying School Friday evenings Class A farm club in Elmira. N.Y., a team his 25 points in the first period and combined for 92 points to power beginning Jan. 6, 1984, at the Raymond Library on tional Collegiate .Athletic Forget about how young players " I don't know where we are,” he spokesman said. Chicago forced eight turnovers en Denver to an upset, handing Association 1-AA opening are — that has nothing to do with said. Main St. in East Hartford. The school provides an route to a 33-24 lead, but Leavell's Atlanta its first hdme loss in nine introduction for lho.se wishing to learn fly tying or round playoff, beating a it." In the only other Top 20 game. 14 points helped the Rockets to a games this .sea.son. The Nuggets Holmes to retire? team that had not lost at The Hoosiers, ranked 18th in the No. 14 Fresno State downed brush up on their techniques. 58-57 edge at intermission. The outscored the Hawks 13-6 over the All neces.sary hooks and materials will be home in 36 games. country, opened their season over Abilene Christian 74-55. EASTON, Pa. — Undefeated heavyweight Bulls, who were hit' with five final 4:14 for the win. Dominique . furnished. Students must supply their own vice, But BU coach Rick the weekentl with a 63-,57 loss to At Fresno.■ Calif., Bernard champion Larry Holmes will announce his technical fouls, trailed 106-104 with Wilkins had a career-high 38|ioints bobbin, thread and scis.sors. It is suggested each Taylor says while the Miami of Ohio. Knight went Thompson scored 18 points and retirement next Wednesday, a newspaper three minutes remaining before for the Hawks while Dan Round- tyer bring a portable lamp. Tuition for the school taste of victory is sweet, largely with freshmen and sopho Ron Anderson added 16 to carry reported today. Leavell iced the game from — field added 24 points. 22 rebounds it’s had a somewhat biller mores in that game. the Bulldogs. Fresno State, 2-1, led is $25. The New York Times reported that Holmes, the where else? — the foul line. and 4 blocked shoots. For additional information, contact Gary aftertaste because it took The underclassmen were there 41-21 at the half and had an easy World Boxing Council titleholder, said he was Ralph Sampson added 25 points SuperSonics 119, Clippers 114 Bogli, Elizabeth Drive, Manchester at 649-4227. again Tuesday night, only this lime time the rest of the way, Ryant “ getting too soft for this game anymore" and and 9 rebounds for the Rockets, Gus Williams .scored 16 points to the outcome was different — an Greene had II points for Abilene would make his retirement official next Wednes who buried the Bulls 53-29 off the spark a 44-point third quarter by 80-72 victory over Notre Dame in Christian. day at a hotel he owns in Phillipsburg, N.J. CALDWEU boards to climb out of the Midwest Seattle that helped hand the Starling-Curry set again Bloomington, Ind. Elsewhere, Coach Norm Stewart Holmes, 34, who has a record of 45-0 with 32 Division cellar. Clippers their 24th straight road OIL Freshman Marty Simmons did collected his 400th career victory A new date has been set for the rematch knockouts, told the Times that his 17th successful (FHm tubHct to CItongt) 76ers 98. Pacers 96 loss over two .seasons. most of the damage, scoring 17 of in Mis.souri's 105-83 romp over between WBA welterweight champion Donald title defense, a first-round knockout of Marvis The 76ers shrugged off a 9-point 9 8 . * C.O.D. his 22 points in the second half and Nebraska-Omaha; Xavier McDa Jazz 114, Suns 110 Curry and Hartford's Marlon Starling. Frazier Friday night in Las Vegas, Nev., “ made GUARANTEED* second quarter to rally from a 90-83 649-S841 going 7-of-9 from the floor for the niel had 20 points and 11 rebounds At Las-Vegas, Nev., John Drew It looks as if the bout will come off Dec, 4 in me feel rotten." deficit in the final period. Moses night. Indiana center Uwe Blab to lift Wiebita State over Colorado scored 12 of his 20 points.in the Malone paced Philadelphia with 28 added 15 points, freshman guard State 64-,54; Joe Carrabino scored fourth quarter Tuesday night to points while Herb Williams had a Steve Alford had 13 points and 7 24 points to .send Harvard to a 78-64 pace Utah. Utah's Adrian Dantley game-high 29 for Indiana, includ assists and sophomore Stew Robin Ivy League decision over Dart and Darrell Griffith each finished 3 ing 18 in the second quarter. son had 12 points. Notre Dame's mouth; Texas Tech forced 17 with 24 points. Kyle Macy paced UPl photo GM Tom Sluby had 18 points. \ turnovers in beating Nebraska Bucks 94, Bullets 88 Phoenix and all scorers with 26 "A lford and Simmons played .59-45; Syracuse crushed' Cornell Marques Johnson scored 21 of his points. WINTER very well for us." Knight said. with Wendell Alexis scoring 19 Princeton’s John Smyth (41) finds his path to the basket AUTO REPAIRS "They got the ball where we points and freshman Dwayne blocked by Rutgers’ Steve Perry in college basketball per axle needed to have it," Washington 16; Tom' Sheehey hit action Tuesday night. Princeton won, 52-40. Notre Dame led 34-25 before for 18 points to power Virginia over Red Sox are planning OEARANCL (most cars) Indiana reeled off 12 straight WE SERVICE ALL DISC BRAKES Randolph-Macon 8.3-,55; and Rickie vdred 23 points and 7 assists in freshman Carl Smith’s layup with points. Another string of 14 points 'Noma ot Mr Goodwronch GENERAL MOTOR (Front Axle) Johnson's 32 points carried Illinois leading Texas A4M over Prairie two seconds left; John Williams DRUM BRAKES all but took care of the Irish. Notre State past South Alabama 84-70. • Free 4-Wheel Brake Inspection View A&M 89-58; Massachusetts had 24 points and 12 rebounds as on being in trade mart Honda’s snowthrower and snowblowers can CARS AND TRUCKS • Replace Pad with New (Front or Rear Axle) Dame managed to close the Freshman Todd Holloway deli- edged New Hampshire 75-73 on Tulane defeated Rice 69-56; James really get you out from under. Our single-stage • ALL MECHANICAL REPAIRS Guaranteed Disc Pads. • Free 4-Wheel Brake Inspection Stern struck for 35 points and BOSTON (U P l) - Red Sox American League East — 20 snowthrower has an exclusive auger paddle • Resurface Rotors. • Replace Shoes with New Baylor dropped Presbyterian 74- General Manager Haywood Sulli games behind the champion Balti system that's semi self- • COMPLETE COLLISION REPAIRS • Replace Grease Seals. Guaranteed Linings more Orioles. 54; Toledo beat Kentucky Slate van plans on donning a trader’s hat propelled and strong • Inspect and Repack Wheel • Resurface Drums. “ The only way to try and • REBUILT AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSIONS • Inspect Wheel Cylinder. 67-49 behind Jim Lange's 16 points before heading off the winter enough to break through Bearings. Terry O’Reilly’s son is dying trading sessions next week in an upgrade the talent you have is to go • Inspect Hold Down Spring. and Jay Gast's 15; Santa Clara hard snow. AUTO PAINTING ^ • Inspect Calipers. stopped Fordham 59-49 with Nick effort to improve his lackluster after needs that are obvious," said CHARGE WITH MASTER CHARGE • Inspect Hydraulic System. • Lubricate Backing Plate. BOSTON (U P l) — Boston Bruins malfunction in the liver's bile Evan's problem, the newspaper ■Vanos collecting 19 points; and team and "re-establish its Sullivan. " I f we make the moves And our new, 2-stage 5 HP • Lubricate Caliper Anchors. • Inspect Hydraulic System. right winger Terry O'Reilly says ■ Readjust Brakes. ducts which prevent the body from reported. Jim Roder scored 20 points as credibility." we're talking about -- we'll feel heavy duty snowblower featdres 24 HOUR WRECKER SERVICE • Inspect Fluid Levels. his 4-month-old son has the same properly cleaning wastes. It is the But O’Reilly said doctors Tues we've done something to improve • Road Test. Kansas State quieted Oral Roberts Sullivan told a news conference a choice of wheels or tracks for • Add Fluid if Required. liver ailment which Jamie Fiske same disease whch brought Jamie day told him the two operations, Tuesday he hoped to make the our team ." • Road Test. 82-74. greater snow-gripping ability than had and will probably die without a Fiske of Bridgewater. Mass., close within two weeks of each other, deals either with the Texas On other negotiating matters, 'MIDAS GUARANTEE most conventional models. MOAS tRAXIMAX I SHOfS AMO CMC SFUAiSfUal M 04 AM NAM transplant, it was reported today. to death in 1982. Her father Charles apparently will not correct the Rangers, the California Angels, Sullivan said talks have begun with RAMtSO FORFOA AS LONO AS TOU OMRtOMN TOURTOUM AMHlCAM G U A R A ^ E D FOnC«MI CAR WAN ORON UOMTUOmT TIUCRT1UCR IVMOCR(VMOCR IAOOOlAOOO LM ~ i IF ~ GUARANTEEU O'Reilly told the Boston Herald made an unprecedent plea for a problem. Tlx on sale the Montreal Expos or the New agents for star left fielder, Jim »Ht.t CYVV Qtfl‘V' 1W mwi RivM ttfflti ir rm IT'S CARTER «W.VM his son, Evan, already has had two donor in a speech to the American “ Evan has had two of those ■york Yankees. Rice, whose contract is up in 1986. A RAM AOOmOiMLoomoiML RAan a»S 9 i uiaon moummo to LININGS M ftO M TMt STtTIM TO ORt WRTtOWAc COHOiTKM AM U PADS operations which did not correct operations and there will be no "W e’ve had two face to face THA tMOAS MAT M C lM t TO RtRROFW RARTUM RRAAt X W Academy of Pediatrics which led for EC game He declined to discuss which HONDA. » IT ARMANS W HOAS JUOOtMSMT TMA1 ACB>T«MAi the liver malfunction, and is still to her widely publicized liver m ore," he said. players might be involved in the meetings with Rice's people,'j for optimum porlormanco ood wfoty NORN IS MttOtO FOR TOUR tM R I STSTIH TO FUNCTttN 12-30^83 two weeks too young for a transplant a year ago at the Tickets for the East Catholic- deal or discuss any specifics. Sullivan said. " I can't say that we w i focommood thot you road Iho BRtSTOl 582-7983 MIDOinOWN 347-9100 TORRINOION 482-7S47 transplant. University of Minnesota. j O'Reilly told the newspaper he Hand High Class MM state "W e hope to have a deal are close but we want to get it owrtor't manuol boforo oporoting tho "It looks like without a trans “ Evan's doctors told m / that was making his appeal for other championship football game consummated before we get to the down.” unit. ®1982 Amoficon Hondo Motor BRANHMO 401-2388 NEW BRITAIN 224-9137 WHLUNEFORD 2654BS)' HS50T 1229 MAIN ST. plant he'll be gone," O'Reilly, some children like Evan have children as well as his own son. will be on sale at the main office meetings," said Sullivan. “ I'm He also said the team is looking Co., Inc. AUTO REPAIR E. HARTEORO 289-9315 NEW HAVEN 865-6111 NA ERBUIIY g 7 -l3 3 9 _ sometimes near tears, told the lasted up to two and one-half years "It isn't just Evan. I never at East Catholic High from 7; 30 talking to four clubs — Texas, to negotiate rather than arbitrate MANCHESTER Connecticut's ENflElO 7454)305 NEW lONDON 447-1711 V . HA81RHI0 b Z 2 -0 n i1 newspaper. without a transplant,” O'Reilly realized how many little kids have to 3:30 p.m. all this week. California, Montreal and the New with 11 Red Sox players who are TEL.^46-6464 GROTON 445-8129 NORWICH 889-8433 NESI HAVEN 934-2626 O'Reilly said he fears time will told the newspaper. "But there are the same kinds of problems,” he Tickets are $3 for adults, $2 York Yankees. We have to make a currently eligible for arbitration, Largest Honda Dealer run out for his son because he no guarantees that he can make it said. for students and senior citizens. deal to re-establish credibility. including Wade Boggs, the major HAMDEN 2484327 ROCKY ML! 563-11107 N U m u m C 4S6-17K would be placed near the bottom of until there's a donor available." Jamie Fiske. now a healthy 2- All tickets at the gate will be $3. "Before I thought one. big deal leagues' leading hitter. ■30 Adaim St„ Mancheiter MANCHESTER 646G I06 SOUTHINGION 62JJ waiting lists at major liver trans O'Reilly said he and his wife, year-old, received the liver of a The game will take place would fix us up. This time it would "Arbitration can create ill- Exit 93 off 1-86/646-2789 plant centers in Minneapolis and Lourdes, had kept silent about brain-dead Utah baby whose par Friday night at 7:30 at Willow take two deals," he said. feeling so we seldom go to Clotod Monckiy. Ojpon Tum. & Thur«. 9-8 BRAKES ARE IMPORTANT TRUST THE MIDAS TOUCH Pittsburg, their plight because they hoped ents donated the organ after Brook Park in New Britain. Last year Boston finshed in sixth arbitration,” Sullivan said. Wod. & Fri. 9 S . Sot. 9*4 oiN iiua. RioTOits nurrs DIVISION Evan has biliary atresia, a previous operations would correct hearing of Fiske's appeal. place out of the seven teams in the 12 - MANC H KSTKK HKUALU, VVodnusday. Nov. HO. lilH.i MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday N f 30. 1983 - U Scoreboard Food 76ers9B, Pacers 96 College basketball scores SabresS,Canadiens2 lslandersS,Blues5(0T| FOCUS/ B a sk e tb a ll PHILADELPHIA (98) Toumamont Results Buffalo 0 3 2-6 NYlttonderts 60)0-6 F o o tb a ll Erving 515 2-3 18, lavaroni 1-3 50 2, OMoVallsvTIpoN Montraol 1 1 0—2 SI. Leult 1 2 2 0—6 Malone 7-15 1415 28, Cheeks 1-8 2-2 4, Muskingum 63, Bethany 48 First period—1, Montreal, Nllan 5 >' New Vork, Bre. Sutler •••••••••••••••••••••• Toney 9-20 7-9 25, Richardson 59 2-2 U Walsh CollsaoToumamsnt (Gainey), 3:27. Penalties — Montreal 14 (Gllllw, Potvin), 1:51. 2, St. Louis, Adult Basketball Jones 2-4 1-1 5, S. Williams 2-3 50 4, Championship bench, served by Carlson, 12:57; Gainey, 10 (Oioulnard, Ramoge), 5:14.3, Edwards 52 50, 0. C. Johnspn 50 50 0. Walsh 77, Point Park 60 Mon, 14:19. N ^ York, Jonsson 4 (unassisted), 6:16. NFLitandIngs B.A. Club 80 (Al Robb 24, Bob Boland Totals 3579 2532 98 Consolation Second period— 2, Buffalo, Andrey SUM9F15 (unossisted). Gift-wrap 18, Al Wllev 14, Bill Wilson 10), 01 Rosa INDIANA (96) Penn St. Behrend77, Franklin 71 chuk New York, Bre. Sutter 16 Cleaners 79 (Hal Rawllnos 22, Carl H. Williams 12-22 5 5 27, Kellogg 1515 East 6 (Cyr, Moller), 5:43. 3. Buffalo', American Conference BulauclusIS, Peter Deni 14, Jim Sulick 55 23, Waters 1-3 2-2 4, Steppe 2-4 1.-1 5, Blnghampton85,Oswego St. 73 McKenna 4 (Selling), 6:48. 4, Montreal, Guiles**' PeiollY- Rent 14, Don Gulnon 12). SIchtIng 47 2-2 10. Stlpanovlch 1-9 2-21, C.W. Post94,(9ulnnlpiac71 Tremblay 7 (Naslund), 8:31. 5, Buffalo, N)f,“ '33. W L T Pet. PF PA Donato's Lounge 73 (BUI Pardo 13, Carter 513 1-3 11, G. Johnson 3-8 44 10, Central Conn. 71,Concordla64 Perreault 16 (Housley, Cyr), 13:19. LouH' FeOerko II Miami 9 4 0 .892 300 195 John Lusa 12, Tom Meggers 11, Peter Thomas 1-3 52 2, McKenna 52 50 0. Columbla79, U.S. Merchant Marlne74 Penalties— Nllan, Mon, 11:38; J. Hamel, JfrJ; SyNw), 4:16. 7, SI. Louis, Turnbull Buffalo 7 6 0 .528 245 288 Thompson 10), Paganl Caterers 6) Totals 39-86 1526 94 Delaware Valley 79, CobrlnlT? Mon, malor, 16:08; Selling, But, malor, 12 (Babych, Lemleux), 13:35. Penalties— N Y Jots 6 7 0 .482 212 257 sweets from (Tom JaworskI 16, John Hoslett 15). Philadelphia 31 9 32 26— 98 Duguesne83,Ohlo Domlnlcan45 16:08. Fedwko, StL, 0:13; Persson, NY, 1:00; New England 6 7 0 .482 240 258 Indiana 25 28 22 21— 96 Hamllton87,Wllllams80 Third period— 6, Buffolo, Andreychuk 7 Lemleux, StL, 2:36; Carroll, NY, 3:00; Baltimore 0 7 0 .482 219 313 Fouled out— H. Williams. Total fouls— Harvord78, Dartmouth64 (VIrta, Cyr), 1:16. 7, Buffalo, Moller Bre, Sutter, NY, 7:05; Tonelll, NY, 9:50; Central NBA standings Philadelphia 25, Indiana 23. Rebounds— Ithaca86, Cortland St, 57 (Halt), 19:51: Penalties— Smith, Heinz, StL, 9:50; Lone, NY, molor, 8:35; Pittsburgh 9 * 0 .892 294 243 Philadelphia 45 (Malone 10), Indiana 48 Lehman 57, City College44 Mon, BrI. Sutter, StL, malor, 18:35. Cleveland 8 5 0 .815 293 284 (Williams 14). Assists— Philadelphia Manhottan60, St. Francis59 0:41; Sevlgny, Mon, served by Gainey, Third period— 8, St. Louis, Choulnard 4 CIncInnotl 5 8 0 •tos 292 283 Eastern Conference Massachusetts75, NewHampshlre73 1:16; Mailer, Buf, 1:16; Playfair, Buf, Houston 1 12 0 .077 227 Atlantic Division 18, (Babych, Ramaee),*4:52. 9, New York, 389 your kitchen (Cheeks 8), Indiana 20 (Kellogg and Old Westburv64, epruch 43 2:47; G. Hamel, Buf, 15:28; Ramsey, Bourne 7 (Potvin, Bossy), 7:06. 10, SI. West w L Pet. GB Pha. Phqynoetjli, Penn St.-Cap. 67 Buf, 17:16. x-LA Raiders 10 3 0 .789 328 Philadelphia 12 3 .800 SIchtIng 5) .A— 11,600. 12 (Turnbull, Schofield), 280 Prlnceton52, Rutgers 40 Shatson goal-Buffalo 1-88— 17. Mont 18:41 Penalties— Lane, NY, 7:49; Kallur, Denver 7 6 0 .538 237 254 Boston 11 5 .687 V /7 SI ena 88, Al I entown Col 1.59 real 9-86— 23. Seattle 7 6 0 .538 352 344 New York 10 6 .625 2Va NY, 13:28; Kallur, NY, 16:51. Pistons 103, Cavaliers 93 Svracuse84, Cornell 55 Goalies— Buffalo, Barrasso. Mont Overtime— None. Penalties— None. Kansas City 5 8 0 .385 291 295 Where do holidays begin? Most New Jersev 8 6 .571 3>/2 York Coll. 73, Western Md. 58 real, San Diego 5 6 0 Granola Snack Washington .385 293 352 6 10 .375 6Va South Sevlgny. A— 15,695. Shots on goal-N ew York 187-11-1— 34. Notional Conforonco often in the home, but more Central Division CLEVELAND (93) Ala-BIrmIngham 87, Miss. Volley 73 East specifically in the warmth of the 2 t/3 cups flaked coconut Milwaukee 10 6 .625 Robinson 1M6 4>4 26, Shelton 5-14 3-4 St. Louis 88 8 1 — 18. Austin Peay 82, Belmont 68 Goalies— New York, Melanson. w L T Pet. PF PA family kitchen. 1 cup quick-cooking rolled oats Atlanta 8 7 .533 V/2 13, Hinson 0-2 0-0 0, Free 5-16 9-11 19, Bluefi eld93, Kv; Chrlstlon 79 Jets6,Klngs5 St. x-Dallas 11 2 0 .848 417 277 Detroit 8 9 .470 2Va Huston 4-7 0-0 8, Thompson 1-5 CM) 2, Charleston 45Coastal Carolina 42 Louis, Heinz. A— 13,116. x-Woshlngtn 11 2 0 .848 1/4 cup firm ly packed brown Chicago 5 9 .357 4 Hubbard 3-7 4-4 10, Cook 4-51-29, Bagiev 442 279 Looking ahead — and cooking George Mason 74, American 73 Winnipeg 4 1 1 —6 St. Louis 5 7 1 .423 299 391 sugar Cleveland 4 12 .250 6 1-3 CM) 2, Poouette 2-6 04) 4. Totals 36-81 Georgetown (Kv.) 82, Transylvania 74 Philadelphia 4 9 0 .308 ahead — are signs of the times. So, Indiana 4 12 .250 6 21-25 93. Los Angeles 3 0 2— 5 196 254 >/4 cup chopped pitted dried Illinois 84, So. Alabama 70 First period— 1, Winnipeg, DeBlols 10, N Y Giants 3 9 1 .289 227 289 this Christmas select traditional Western Conference D ET RO IT (103) Mlllsaps70, BaptlstChrlstlan28 Flyers B. Flames 5 Central prunes Midwest Division Trlpucka 5-15 1-9 17, Levlngston 3-8 6-8 (Arnlel), 1:36. 2, Winnipeg, MacLeon 7 recipes for special foods that can Miss. Coll. 66, Florida Southern 58 (Mullen, Hawerchuk), 2:26. 3, Wlnnlped, Minnesota 7 6 0 .538 281 302 '/4 cup chopped dried apricots W L Pet. GB 12, Lalmbeer 5-9 4-4 14, Long 10-15 3-5 23, Morehouse91, Albany St. 75 be made in advance and stored — McBaIn 3 (Babych, Lukowich), 2:58. 4, Detroit 7 6 0 .538 302 247 Dallas 10 4 .714 Thomas 3-12 7-11 13, Tolbert 0-1 0-2 0. Murray St. 65, TennesseeSt.58(OT) Philadelphia 2 4 2—4 Green Bov 6 7 0 2 tablespoons sesame seed Denver 9 7 .562 2 Johnson 5-10 2-2 12, Benson 1-3 0-0 2. Winnipeg, Mullen 7 (Hawerchuk), 9:19.5, Colgory 3 ’ i l | .482 365 379 until serving time — or, giving OolethorpeSI, U. Of The South64 LA Simmer 12 (Dionne, Taylor), 9:54. 6, Chicago 6 7 0 .482 241 238 time. 1/4 cup oil Utah 8 9 .470 3'/a Tyler 5-10 04) 10. Totals 37-83 29-41 103. Old Dominion 105, DelaworeSt.82 First perlod-rl, Calgary, Patterson 4 Tompa Bay 2 11 0 Kansas CItv 7 8 .467 3Va Cleveland 22 23 31 17— 93 Los Angeles, Dionne 8 (Simmer), 13:43. (Kromm),4:56.2, Philadelphia, Proppll .154 191 310 ‘/4 cup honey Pembroke SI. 5Z Francis Marlon 51 7, Los Angeles, Wells 2 (Simmer, West Glance at your gift list and Houston 6 9 .400 4Va Detroit 19 27 30 27— 103 S.C.85, MIssourl-St. Louis 62 (Poulin, Kerr), 8:30. 3, Calgary, Nilsson LA Rams 8 5 >/4 cup seedless raisins San Antonio 6 11 .353 5Va Three-point goals— None. Fouled Taylor), 17:14. Penalties— None. 10 (Hanson), 16:59.4, Phllodelphia, Kerr 0 .815 319 288 T revecca Nazarene92, Brescia (Kv.) 65 San Francisco 7 6 0 .538 332 245 chances are you’ll find several in a large bowl, mix coconut with Pacific Division out— Tulane69,Rlce56 15 (unassisted), 18:13. 5, Calgary, Beers New Orleans 7 friends and neighbors who would Los Angeles 12 4 .750 Shelton. Total fouls— Cleveland 31, De Second period— 8, Winnipeg, Small 8 15(McDonald,Eloranta), 18:35. Penalties 6 0 .538 275 287 cereal, brown sugar, prunes, apri Portland troit VlrolniaSX Randolph-Macon 55 (L u n d h o lm , Steen), 6:43. Atlanta 6 7 0 .482 294 307 welcome homemade treats from 11 5 .687 1 W.Va.St.83,Glenvllle80 —•Cochrane, Phi, mlnor-molor, x-clincfied ployaff berth cots and sesame seed. Combine oil Seattle 9 8 .529 3Va 20. Rebounds— Cleveland 47 (Robin Penalties— 2:06; the kitchen. Make the gifts even W.Va.Weslevon98,Davls&Elklns54 Chorney, LA, 12:14; Picard, Win, 16:23; M onday's Result and honey in saucepan: bring to a Golden State 8 9 .470 4Va son Wash. & Lee63, Hampden-Svdnev52 Konrovd, Cal, major, 2:06; Hanson, Cal, Phoenix 5 11 .313 7 12), Detroit 47 (Lalmbeer 13). Assists— Gibson, Win, 18:39; Boschman, Win, 2:04; Baxter, Cal, 7:46; Rlsebrough, Col, Miami 38, CIndnnatl 14 more special by packing in re boil over medium heat. Pour over Xavier (N.O.)64,Aubum-Montoomery 19:57; Dionne, LA, 19:57, Thursday, Doc. 1 San Diego 5 12 .294 7Va Cleveland 22 (Robinson, Bagiev 5), 61 16:05; SInisalo, Phi, 18:25. usable containers such as glass cereal mixture: mix to coat well. Tuesday's Results Detroit 22 (Thomas 11). Technical— Third period— 9, Los Angeles, NIcholls Second period— 6, Phllodelphia, (All Times EST) Midwest 18 (Fox), 1:57. 10, Wlnnlpeg,-6oschman L.A. Raiders at Son Diego, 9 p.m. cannisters, English tins, or pretty Spread evenly in 13-by 9-inch Detroit 103, Cleveland 93 None. Beloit 55, Auguslana48 Propp Mllwaukee94, Washington 88 A — 6,259. 14 (DeBlols), 11:09. 11, Los Angeles, 12 (Cochrane), 6:20. 7, Phllodelphia, Rl. Sunday, Doc. 4 baskets. pan. Bake at 325 degrees for 20 Cedarvllle76, Dvke62 MacLellan 12 (McEwen, NIcholls), 19:28. St. Louis at N.Y. Giants, 1 p.m. Philadelphia 98, Indiana 96 Flndlay01,Anderson59 Sutter 8 (Sutler, Ro. SuUer), 6:41. 8, Chocolate's always a favorite. minutes, stirring several times to New York 118, San Antonio 106 Penalties— Boschman, Win, malor, Calgary, HIndmarch 6 (Rlsebrough, Atlanta ot Washington, 1 p.m. Sonlcs1t9,Cllppersl14 Heldel berg94. Mount Vernon Naz. 73 4:17; Buffalo at Kansas City, 1 p.m. Try batches of nutty Mint-Glazed toast evenly. Sprinkle with raisins; Denver 105, Atlanta 96 Indiana 80, NotreDame72 McDonald), 8:30.9, Philadelphia, Dvorak Houston 116, Chicago 110 RuskowskI, LA, malor, 4:17; Engblom, 2 (Kerr), 10:36. 10, Philadelphia, Chicago at Green Bay, 1 p.m. ' Brownies — fudgey treats made spread out on a tray to cool. Break Utah 114, Phoenix 110 Macalester62,MoorheadSt.61 (OT) LA ,5:24; Lukowich, Win, 7:02; MacLeon, Cincinnati at Pittsburgh, 1 p.m. SAN DIE(M 014) ' Marshall 77, Eastern Mich. 65 MacLelsh 6 (Barber, Crossman), 12:57. L.A. Rams at Philadelphia, 1 p.m. from a basic recipe that's been into small pieces and store in Seattle 119, San Diego 114 Cummings 6-20 5-8 17, Kelser 1-3 0-2 2, Win, 16:44; RuskowskI, LA, 16:44; Penalties— Clarke, Phi, 12:06; Nils popular since the 1940s. This recipe Los Angeles 111, Golden State 105 Missouri 105, Nebraska-Omaha83 Boschman, Win, 17:25; MacLeon, Win, son, Miami at Houston, 1 p,m. airtight container. Makes seven Walton 4-8 2-4 10, Nixon 8-12 3-3 19, St. Fran cIs Coll. 84, Bethel 79 double minor, 19:17; Taylor, LA, 19:17. New Orleans at New England, 1 p.m, has been updated, however, with a Wednesday's (Kimes Pierce 8-15 4-5 20, Donaldson 5-9 3-4 13, T exos Tech 59, Nebraska45 Cal, 12:40. cups. (All Times EST) Shots on goal-Winnipeg 12-9-10— 31, Third period— 11, Phllodelphia, Kerr 16 Cleveland at Denver, 4 p.m. velvety glaze and drizzle of Brooks 6-10 0-0 1Z Whitehead 2-3 3-4 7, Toledo67, Kentucky St. 49 Los Dollas at Seattle, 4 p.m. New York at New Jersey, 7:35 p.m. Hodges 3-5 3-3 9, McKinney 2-3 1-1 5. Southwest (Propp, Crossman), 1:08. 12, Phllodel- chocolate. Atlanta at Phllodelphia, 7:35p.m. Angeles 11-818— 34. phla, Ro. Sutter 6 (Sutler, Cochrane), N.Y. Jets at Baltimore, 4 p.m. Totals 45-88 24-34 114. Baylor 74, Presbyterian 54 Goalies— Winnipeg, Soetoert. Los Tompo Bay at Son Francisco, 4 p.m. Coconut Macaroons Portland at Cleveland, 7:35p.m. SEA T T LE (119) Harding 56, Christian Brothers52 3:39. 13, Calgary, Loob 9 (Beers, San Antonio nt Boston, 8 p.m. An Baxter), 16:33. Penoltles — Monday, Dec. 5 OR PACK A tantalizing assort Chambers TO-24 7-8 27, Vranes 2-3 2-3 6, No. Texos 88, Texas Southern 59 geles, Bloke. A— 7,699. Minnesota at Detroit, 9 p.m. 1 1/3 cups flaked coconut Denver ot Milwaukee, 8:30p.m. Sikma 6-11 2-2 14, Williams 7-17 6-6 20. Texas-EI Paso 6Z New Mexico St. 49 McCrImmon, ment of coconut macaroons in a Houston at Dollas, 8:35 p.m. Phi, 2:41; Rl. Sutter, Phi, 18:53. 1/3 cup sugar Wood 5-6 2-2 12, King 4-9 7-10 15. WlchltoSt.64,Colo.St.S4 ^sparkling glass container to use Kansas City at Phoenix, 9:35 p.m. Sundvold 2-6 04) 4, Howes 4-7 1-1 9, West Devils 3, Black Hawks 2 Shots on goal-Philadelphia 21-187— 3 tablespoons all-purpose flour Utah at San Diego, 10:35p.m. Haves 04) 04)^0, Brown 6-10 04) 12, ArizSt.105,U.S.Internot'l.71 43. Tong after contents have been ■/• teaspoon salt Thursday's Games Calgary 12-17-7— 36. McCrov 0-1 0-0 0. Totals 46-94 27-32 119. Cal. Lutheran 62, Occidental 61 savored. For variety, mix plain 2 egg whites Washington at New Yark Son Diego 32 25 34 23— 114 FresnoSt. 74, AblllneChrlstlan 55 Chicago .20 0_2 Goalies — Philadelphia,/ Lind R qcJi O/ t v Kansas City at Golden State Seattle 32 20 44 23— 119 Montana St. 64, E. Washington 42 Now Jersey ) ) i_3 bergh, (Kiconut macaroons, rich choco >/t teaspoon almond extract Fouled out— None. Total • fouls— N W Nozarene85, W. Montana 80 First period— 1, New Jersey, Bridgman Froese. Colgc/ry, Lemelln. A— 17,764. late, and a new variety made with Combine coconut, sugar, flour • ; V r - San Oregon 73, U, Of Paclflc55 3 (MacMillan, Hoffmeyer), 4:02. 2, mixed candied fruit. Bucks 94,Bullets 88 Chicago, S. Larmer 14 (Savard, Cyr), and salt in mixing bowl. Stir in egg Diego 27, Seattle 25. Rebounds— San Porfland76,Nevada-Reno75(20T) Tote tea bread to Grandmother’s Diego 43 (Cummings 10), Seattle 36 SacramentoSt. 74, Cal, St. 59 10:23. 3, Chlcogo, Cyr 1 (Savard, S. TONIGHT whites and almond extract: mix MILWAUKEE (94) (Chambers, Sikma 11). Assists— San San Jose St. 55, San Francisco St. 42 Larmer), 18:11. Penoltles— Verbeek, NJ, 7:15 College basketball: UHartford house! But wrap it first in a well. Drop from teaspoon onto M. Johnson 12-27 4-4 28, Lister 2-8 CM) 4, Diego 23 (Brooks 6), Seattle 28 (Sikma, Santa Barbara 68, Loyola Morymount 2:36; Wilson, Chi, 2:57; Hoffmever, NJ, vs. Northeastern, W INF colorful linen towel, and place it on Williams 6). Technicals— Hawes, Seat 64 9:47; Wilson, Chi, 14:55; New Jersey lightly greased baking sheets. Lanier 6-13, 1-3 13, Archibald 2-4 2-2 6, 7:30 Whalers vs. Canucks, Sport- a wooden breadboard.or a woven Moncrief 8-19 3-6 19, Brldgeman 3-9 3-5 9, tle Santa Clora59, Fordham49 bench, served by Meagher, 16:46; sChannel, WTIC Garnish with candied cherry Cotchlngs 0-1 04) 0, Breuer 0-3 0-0 0, Coach Wllkens. A— 8,538. W.Washington91 Whittier 76 Ludvik, Chi, 19:19; Cameron, N J, 19:19. 8:00Celtics vs. Spurs, USA Cable basket just before you leave. halves, maraschino cherries or Grevey 1-3 3-3 5, Pressey 2-4 2-2 6, Westmont61,Cal.SI.Northridge44 Secondperlod— 4, New Jersey, Broten6 9:00 Boxing: Mike TInley vs. Teddy Toasted Coconut and Banana whole almonds, if desired. Romar 1-1 0-0 2, Mokesk11-4 04)2. Totals (Ludvig, CIrella), 0:26. Penalties— So cce r Mann, ESPN ,, 38-96 18-25 94. Lakers 111, Warriors 105 Orel la, Bread has been a favorite for Bake at 325 degrees for 20 to 25 WASHINGTON (88) NJ, 4:01; MocMIllan, NJ, 8:21; Feam- nearly 30 years. The bread boasts a minutes, or until edges of cookies stcr, Chi, 11:20; Brown, Chi, 14:21; Ballard 3-11 2-2 8, Ruland 2-10 14-15 18, LOS A N G E L E S O il) delicate batter with moist, creamy are golden brown. Remove from Mahorn 5-9 3-4 13, F. Johnson 3-85-5 11, Wilkes 816 1-2 17, Worthy 1-4 2-2 4, Broten, NJ, 19:26. Sobers 8-16, 04), 17, Malone 4-15, 5-6 13, Abdul-Jabbor 7-13 5-8 19, M a Johnson 5-7 H o c k e y Third period— 5, New Jersev, Verbeek 7 B o w lin g flaked coconut. Bake several baking sheets immediately. Makes McMIllen 1-1 2-4 4, Doye 0-3 04) 0, 5-7 15, McGee 11-13 8 2 22, McAdoo 815 2- (Ludvig, CIrella), 10:32. Penalties— NASL standings loaves; wrap and store, because about I'A dozen cookies. Koplckl 2-5 04) 4. Totals 28-77 31-36 88. 2 18, Spriggs 1-2 4-4 6, Cooper 85 80 6, Marsh, Chi, malor, 2:09; Comeron, NJ, the bread grows more mellow over Milwaukee 24 20 16 34— 94 Nater 2-5 82 4. Totols 46-81 19-29 111. malor, 2:09; Yaremchuk, Chi, 2:45; Murray, Chi, 8:42; Broten, NJ, 8:42; w L Pet. GB a day or two. Cho(X)late Macaroons: prepare Woshington 28 21 20 19— 88 GOLDEN STATE (105) San Diego 1 .750 — Three-point goals— Sobers. Fouled Short 12-22 89 33, Smith 80 82 0, NHL standings Fox, Chi, 9:30; Gardner, Chi, 11:40; A contemporary Coconut Gran Coconut Macaroons as directed, CIrella, NJ, 16:03; Russell, NJ, 18:11. Golden Bay 1 .667 Elks out— Carroll 11-21 S6 27, Conner 7-9 2-2 17, Chicago 2 .600 ola Snack will appeal to those who folding in 1 square semi-sweet Ruland, Mahorn, Sobers. Total fouls— Floyd 812 83 13, Ml. Johnson 1-10 4-4 6, Shots on goal— Chicago 89-10— 25. New Ray Parr 144-362, Vic Abraltli 142-365, Wales Conference Jersev 13-810— 31. New York 2 .500 1 love healthful out-of-hand foods. chocolate, melted, before baking. Milwaukee 27, Washington 24. Tlllls 2-2 80 4, Monnion 1-1 0-0 2, Cross Patrick Division Tulsa 2 .500 1 Joe Dworak 148149-412, Charlie Whe Rebounds— Goalies— Chicago, Bannerman. Preparation is a snap, and you can 1-4 1-2 3. Totals 4884, 24-28 105. w L T Pts. GF GA New . Vancouver 1 .500 1 lan 152-376, John Rieder 142-351, Al Fruited Macaroons: prepare Milwaukee 49 (M. Jahnson 9), Washing Los Angeles 25 26 29 31— 111 NY Islanders 16 a 1 33 112 88 Tompa Boy 4 .000 3 Atkins 158368 Joe Cataldl Sr. 141-390, make the mixture in one bowl. The Coconut Macaroons as directed, ton 50 (Ruland 15). Assists — Golden State 36 28 23 18— 105 Jersey, Resch. A— 10,322. Tony FIcaro 149-395, Jack Talley N Y Rangers 14 8 4 32 106 92 Tuesdov's Result snack includes flaked coconut, adding 1/3 cup chopped mixed Milwaukee Three-point goal— Conner. Fouled Philadelphia 14 8 2 30 103 85 North Stars6.Penguins4 Vancouver 6, Tampa Bay 4 157-375, Travis Cook Sr. 137-139-157-433, 18 (Moncrief 7), Washington 16 (Ballard, out— Woshington 11 13 1 23 82 91 Wednesdoy’s Game Andy Lamoureaux 148-158436, Dave dried fruit, honey and sesame candied fruit before baking. F . Johnsan, Sobers 3). Cooper. Total fools— Los Angeles 22, Pittsburgh 6 16 3 15 77 102 Chicago ot Golden Bay, 11 p.m., EST Richards 168405, Bruce Fish 138-371, seed. Pack it in a tall glass jar and Technicals— Golden State 25. Rebaunds— Los Angeles Don Benoit 150, Hank Hebert 168430, New Jersev 3 20 0 6 60 114 Pittsburgh i 3 Thursday's Games top with a gigantic red ribbon. Sobers, Mllwoukee (Illegal de 42 (Abdul-Jabbar, Ma. Johnson, McAdoo Adams Division Minnesota 0 1 5—4 No Games Scheduled Tony Salvatore 138354, Dave Lacha- Toffee Squares fense), 7), Golden State 37 (Carroll 10), Assists— Buffalo 14 8 3 31 97 87 ^Flrst period— 1, Pittsburgh, Taylor pelle 168148142-451, Rick Burnett 376, Here’s a collection of jewel-box Ruland. A— 6,529. Los Angeles 28 (Ma. Johnson 16), Golden Boston 14 6 2 30 107 70 Bob Bonodles 371, Joe Desimone 368, recipes for celebrating. Re 1 cup butler or margarine State 22 (Floyd 7). Technical— Abdul- Paul Ford 351, Rudy Guedesse 147-389, Quebec 13 11 3 29 129 99 (Shed^hn, Bullard), 8:35. member — the holidays begin with Jabbar. A— 11,761. Montreal 11 12 1 23 97 96 Penoltles^ MISL standings Bert Rice 366, Tom Johnson 148366. 1 cup firmly packed brown sugar Hertford 9 10 2 20 76 82 Maxwell, Min, malor, 17:00; Boutette, you in the warmth of the family Gifts include from top Granola Snack, Chocolate Coconut and Banana Bread. Present gifts of food in Nuggets 105, Hawks 96 Jazz 114. Suns 119 Campbell Conference Pit, 17:00. Eastern Division Cunllffe Auto kitchen. Please turn to page 14 Macaroons, Glazed Brownies, Fruited Macaroons and attractive re-useable containers. Norris Division Secondperlod— 2, Pittsburgh, Taylor 12 W L Pet. GB W L T Pts. GF GA (Boutette),4:52 3, Pittsburgh, Boutette6 Cleveland Chris Plumlev (78168468, Tony Ma- Minnesota 12 9 5 1 .833 D E N V E R (105) P H O E N IX (110) 3 -27 113 114 (Saganiuk, Tookey), 8:43. 4, Minne Baltimore 5 3 .625^ rlnelll 168456, Steve W illiams 168152- English 11-28 4-5 26, Vandeweghe 8-22 7- Lucas 810 810 18, Nance 11-17 80 22, Detroit 10 10 2 22 84 86 sota, Pittsburgh .447, Larry Seretto 158168437, George Toronto 10 12 2 McCarthy 12 (Maxwell, Broten), 17:52.5, 3 2 .600 IVa 12 23, Issel 10-15 3-3 23, Dunn 1-3 2-2 4, Edwards 2-6 4-4 8, Davis 1825 80 21, 22 102 116 Memphis 4 3 .571 IVa Kelley 161-424, Pat Irish 416, Dave Williams 9-14 '4-3 20, Schoyes 0-0 0-0 0, Macy 12-20 2-2 26, Adams 2-5 2-3 7, High Chicago 10 13 2 22 91 106 Pittsburgh, Flockhart 8 (Kehoe), 18:42. Buffalo Plumley 178412, Jim Evans 152-811, Your Neighbor’s Kitchen St. Louis 9 4 4 .500 2 Anderson 0-3 0-0 0, Evans 2-7 '04) 5, 82 80 0, Rory White 4-5 0-fl-8,-Poster 82, 12 3 21 91 104 Penalties— Boyd, Pit, 4:38; Ferguson, New York 3 4 .429 2Va Jim Moore 409, Art Cunllfte 407, Kevin Hanzilk 02 2-2 2, Dennard 03 2-4 2, 80 0. Totals: 47-92 1819,110. Smyttie Division Min, 11:37; MeSorley, Pit, 17:12. Kelley 402, Mike Davis 401, Tony Edmonton 19 4 Western Division Robisch 01 OO 0, Totals 41-98 22-31 105. UTAH (114) 2 40 154 102 Third period— 6, Minnesota, Maxwell 7 St. Louis 5 2 .714 VendettI 300, Greg Lukas 399, Rick ATLANTA (96) Dantlev 77-13 1810 Calgorv 10 10 4 24 89 99 (Maruk, Payne), 2:06. 7, Minnesota. Kansas CItv Johnson 152-398, Tom O'Connor 158 I 24, Bailey 6-14 0-1 Vancouver 10 12 2 3 3 .600 IVa Roundfleld 11-21 2-5 24, Wilkins 16-30 6- 15, Kelley 1-1 82 2, LGriffith 10-16 1-1 24, 22 102 103 McCarthy 13 (Broten, Giles), 6:02. 8, Phoenix 3 4 .429 2 396, Bob Mike 395; High Individual 10 38, Rollins 1-2 04) 2, Johnson 6-16 OO Wilkins 2-5 80 4, Eato Los Angeles 7 13 5 19 101 116 Minnesota, Clccorelll 17 (McCorthy, Los AngeleS' average — Chris Plumlev 143.25, Tony ^ 3-6 1-1 7, Drew 7- Winnipeg 7 14 3 17 2 3 .400 2 12, Rivers 3-9 1-2 7, Dovls 2-10 1-2 5, 15 88 20, Eaves 84 >4 9. Totals: 44-87, 97 120 Broten), 9:43. 9, Minnesota, Maxwell 8 Wichita 2 4 .333 2Va Marlnelll 139.11. a (Top four in Cooking’s labor of love at the Grange each division auallfv (Bellows, Maruk), 13:15. 10, Minne Paultz 1-1 OO 2, WIttman 1-5 OO 2, Glenn 2827 114. for Tocomo 0 6 .000 4Va Standings: Pumpernickel Pub 2813, 1-6 04) 2, Hastings O) 2-2 2, Brown OO 04) Phoenix Stanley Cup plovotls.) sota, New England Engine 23-13, Coleman 0, Totals 42-101 12-21 96. 29 23 32 26— 110 Tuesday's Results Bellows 13 (Broten, Payne), 19:49. Tuesday's Results Utah ______32 26 29 27—___ 114 Baltimore 7, Kansas City 1 Brothers 21-15, Dubaldo Electric 21-15, By Barbara Richmond 3 quarts chopped, pared tart apples Denver 27 27 20 31— 105 Three-point ^ a l s — Davis, Griffith' 3. Buffalo 5, Montreal 2 Penalties— Broten, Min, 13:37. New York 5, Tacoma 4 (OT) K.M.S. 21-15, R&G Auto 19-17, The Atlanta 32 17 23 24— 96 Quebec 6, Washington 3 Shots on goal— Pittsburgh 15-8-7— Marks Brothers 17-19, Cunllffe Auto Herald Reporter 20 small cored and chopped green tomatoes Fouled out— Stone. Totol fouls— 30. Wednesday's Game Three-point goal— Evans. Fouled Phoenix New Jersey 3, Chicago 2 ^ ^ w York ot Los Angeles, 10:35 o.m., Body 17-19, Heritage Balt Catering ■/4 cup chopped orange peel out— N.Y. Islanders 5, St. Louis 5 Minnesota 12-8-19— 39. 17-19, The Village Stylist 1820, National 26, Utah 21. Rebounds— Phoenix 42 Minnesota 6, Pittsburgh 4 The women of Andover Grange think cooking is a 2 large oranges, chopped None. Total fouls— Denver 21, Atlanta 24. (Nance 12), Utah 44 (Bailey, Drew 8). Goalies— Pittsburgh, Herron. Minne- Thursdoy's Gomes Tool & Die 1821, Purdy Corp. 1822, "The Rebounds— Denver 47 (Issell 15), Attanta Assists— Phoenix 28 (Macy 8), Utah 24 Philadelphia 8, Calgary 5 soto, No Games Scheduled Civ Pub 14-22, The Pantry 14-22. labor of love — and the proof is certainly in the '/4 cup lemon juke 66 (Roundfleld 22). Assists— Denver 19 (Green 13). A— 7,143, Winnipeg 6, Las Angeles 5 Meloche. A— 12,966. pudding — or better yet, in the tasting. 3 packages currants (English 5), Atlanta 20 Uohnson 8). Wednesday's Games Technical— Atlanta (6 players on court), (All Times EST) Three of the women from the Grange arrived at the 3 pounds seeded raisins Dillon to multi-year con Atlanta coach Fratello. A— 4,868. Top 20 Vancouver at Hartford, 7:35 p.m, Manchester Herald office last week, laden with 1 package candied citron Chicago at N.Y. Rangers, 7:35 p.m. tracts; signed free agent deten- Hodiov samples of some of the special things they will bake Toronto at Detroit, 7:35 p.m. slve back Jacque Hill. 2 pounds brown sugar NOTICE for a Grange food sale Saturday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Phlladelphlaat Edmonton,9:35p.m. B o w lin g Pittsburgh — Sent center Probate Court is open 1 tablespoon salt Indiana 80, Notre Dame 72 Thursday's Games Houston (USFL) — Signed Paul Gardner and right wing at the Andover Town Hall oit^oute 6. 1 tablespoon cinnamon Vancouver at Boston, night defensive line coach Roy for conferences with the Kevin McClelland to Balti- Mary Boudreau, Anne Anderson and Pauline Hudak 1 tablespoon allspice Knlcks118,Spurs106 Quebec at Montreal, night Alborn to a 2-vear moie of the American judge from 6:30 P.M. to NOTRE DAME (73) N.Y. Islanders at Calgary, night contract. Hockey League; recalled have an endless supply of recipes that have been 2 teaspoons cloves Barlow 2-5 80 4, Price 83 2-7 8, Dolan New Jersey at Washington, night Rec right wing Rocky Saga 8 P.M. on Thursday SAN ANTONIO (106) handed down over the years. Mrs. Boudreau makes >/4 teaspoon ginger 87 2-2 10, Buchanan 812 2-2 10, Hicks 8 Minnesota at Pittsburgh, night Jerry Smith 148137-409, Oakland (USFL) — Signed niuk and defensmon Randy nights. Appointments Banks 3-8 3-3 9, Mitchell 7-15 2-3 16, 17 2-3 12, Kemptan 87 80 6, Sluby 7-9 88 her own mincemeat. She brought along some 1 quart sweet cider Winnipeg at Los Angeles, night Jim Jackson 158-406, Ken tive free agents: wide re Boyd. suggested. Night Gilmore 7-10 2-4 16, Gervin 14-23 2-2 30, 18, Duff 81 2-2 2, Royal 81 2-5 2. Totals ceiver Vince Kinney, corner- Soccer mincemeat squares she had made. One taste, and Mix together all ingredients in a large kettle, Moore 6-12 06 21, McNam ara 1-4 1-2 3, 28-62 1829 72. O sborne 157-135-404, Art telephone number: 647- Johnson 143-385, Lanky backs Tim Washington ond you’ll never choose store-bought mincemeat again. simmer one hour or pour into roasting pan and place Edmondson 3-8 1-1 7, Roberts 2-3 0-0 4, INDIANA (80) Dualne Butler and defen New York (N ASL) — Named K. Williams 0-1 04) 0, Jones 04) 04) 0, AHL standings W aIckawskI 178379, Al Pratt 3227. To make the squares you simply make your favorite Giomi 811 0-0 10, Simmons 7-9 810 22, i70, BUI Paganl Sr. 148366, sive ends Larry Alexander Rafael de la Sierra president in oven for one hour. Stir frequently to prevent Poxson 0-1 (M) 0, Poggley 04) 0-0 0. Totals Meier 2-2 1-2 5, Altord 3-7 88 14, Dakich John Malorca Sr. 363, Norm and Kevin Jones. andchletexecutive William B. FitzGerald pie crust. Put half on the bottom of a square pan, put in ^sticking. Pack into hot bell jars or glass containers or 43-85 17-21 106. 1-1 80 2, Blab 89 88 15, Foster 83 82 0, Northern San Antonio (USFL) — pfflcer. .Iiitlpp of Probate NEW YORK (118) Vlttner 137-361, Walt Maynes the mincemeatfilling and cover with therest of the pie an earthen crock. If using jars, adjust caps and Thomas 80 80 0, Robinson 87 2-2 12. W L T Pts. GF GA 359, Ray Bernier 358, Al Signed free agent quarter King 7-14 04) 14, Robinson 3-5 3-6 9, Totals 28-49 2832 80. Novo Scotia 13 6 6 32 96 79 back Brad Wright. crust. process in hot water for 20 minutes. Makes five to six Cartwright 8-14 56 21, Sparrow 7-10 58 Rossetto 357, Tom Brennan Rachester (ASL) — An- Halftime— Natre Dame 32, Indiana 25. Fredericton 12 10 2 26 93 67 354, Bernie Goodin 142-353, San Francisco — Cut line hounced It will field a team In quarts of mincemeat. 19, R. Williams 6-16 8-8 20, Grunfeld 1-4 Fouled out— Dolan, Kemptan, Adirondack 12 10 2 26 106 106 backer Bob Horn. 1984. 1-2 3, Webster 2-4 1-1 5, Orr 3-5 55 11, Randy Copeland 350, Bruce MRS. BOUDREAU USED ground beef for the Royal, Moncton 11 12 1 23 82 82 Eldrldge 137. Walker 4-9 2-3 10, Tucker 1-4 2-3 4, Giomi, Simmons, Robinson. Total fouls— Maine 10 7 2 22 71 65 MODERN AUTO recipe, but added, "Venison, if available, is even Elmore 1-4 04) 2. Totals 43 89 32-42 118. Notre Dame 28, Indlano 24. Rebounds— Sherbrooke 7 16 2 16 90 118 better than the ground beef." The mincemeat mixture Son Antonio 27 28 27 24-106 Notre Dame 38 (Barlow 9), Indiana 28 Southern Tee-Totalers RADIATOR Baked Beans N ^ York 30 33 25 30— 118 (Blab 6). Assists— Notre Dame 9 Rochester 14 10 1 29 111 97 f $100 REWARD!! Sm d tM i coupon today can be cooked for one hour in a large kettle on top of Three-point goals— Moore 3. Fouled (Buchanan 3), Indlona 18 (Alford 7).. Baltimore 12 5 5 29 102 83 Betty Malorca 177-472, Gall INTRODUCES the stove. But she prefers cooking it in a roasting pan 2 cups uncooked beans out ■ For new customert on our automatic dallvary Technical— Robinson. A— 17,028. ] New Haven 11 13 2 24 113 120 Hartzog 461, MaryAnn Zawl- service — we th« 90-minuto in the oven for an hour. Whichever way, it should be Water — None. T otol fouls— San Antonlo33, New Springfield 10 7 3 23 91 86 llnskl 178471, Deana Richard will honor your present burner 76. Rebounds— San Antonio St. Cothorlns 10 15 1 21 111 130 209-510, Mary McConvIlle contracts! drlv«-ln and stirred frequently to prevent it from sticking. 1 teaspoon salt Fresno State 74, Abilene Chris Hershev 8 12 3 19 86 102 188485, Lorna Salvatore 459, drivaaway solutlohl Mrs. Boudreau’s old-fashioned baked beans would 1 teaspoon.baking soda (Gilmore 17), New York 42 (Robinson Binghamton 7 14 2 16 102 117 Claudette Mertens 178452, C & S O il COMPANY, also take a first prize in any food contest. The 1 teaspoon mustard 10). M sists— Son Antonio 18 (Moore 11), tian 55 Tuesdov's Retuitt Gayla Butcher . 178, TrudI INC. FOR: N w York 29 (R. Williams 7). Technical 19 East Dudley Town Road yellow-eyed beans are her favorite. Make the beans on Salt to taste Nova Scotia 1, Adirondack 1 (OT) Taylor 177-458, Stephanie Alto raittor Im Iu , — y n Antonio, coach McHone. A— St. Catharines 5« Moncton 2 Anderson 459, Nancy Ralas Bloomlleld, Cl. 06002 a stormy or cold winter day when you plan to stay 2 tablespoons sugar or molasses t/o32. ABILENE CHRISTIAN (55) host toaki, Davis 3-6 80 6, Wright 85 3-6 9, Hvsiop Wedn Mday't Games 188507, Martle Barilla 178. 242-3977 home because they do take a lot of time. 1 medium onion, sliced Baltimore at Hershev Jessie Williams 202, Karen 85 2-3 8, Shearmire 88 81 8, Robinson 8 Sherbrooke at Maine ■vsdiMrtlag, Mrs. Hudak counts among her favorite recipes one V4 pound salt pork 10 80 8, Greene 810 88 11, Green 2-4 80 RIordan 178459, Shirley El- Name______Moncton at Rochester drldge 187-191-52, Barbara iRiniiBtiiiti for apple pie — the crust is the special part — and First sort the uncooked beans on a flat surface, Rockets 116.Bulls 110 4, D. Anderson 80 1-2 1. Totals 22-48 11- Address____ :______20 55. Seifert 469, Sharon Richard Mt>-flB8ZI dw im , another for a fruit cake. Both are family favorites. removing any stones or imperfect beans. Put in a pan FRESNO STATE (74) 188469, Sondy Kershaw 191- CHICAGO (DO) Nordlques6,Capltals3 220-581, Terry Priskwaldo Phone. subject to credit approval dMiilg ad IlMiAv with plenty of water. Add the teaspoon salt and baking Thompson 89 2-3 18, R. Anderson 7-12 209-544, Lou Toutain 491, Leo soda. In this mixture, wash beans thoroughly by Greenwood 7-14 7-8 21, Woolrldge 8-159- 2-2 16, Barnes 1-4 84 6, Smith 1-3 1-2 3, We have found tha., "T H E F R U IT CAKE is not only good, but 15 25, Corzine 3-15 57 11, Dailey 59 56 Bean 483, Debbie Clark 187- rubbing between the hands. Rinse the beans several Arnold 2-7 1-2 5, Lewis 85 2-4 8, Strain 8 Washington i 2 0—3 457, Mary Ellen ZIccardI most of our cuatomera inexpensive. The texture is beautiful, the flavor 18, Lester 59 1-2 11, Oldham 1-1 2-4 4, 4 80 0, Wetmore 83 80 0, Hart 85 1-2 1, excellent. Many of my friends who do not like ordinary times and then soak them overnight in plenty of clean Wiggins 57 3-4 9, Higgins 2-5 04) 4, Green Riley 83 80 0, Carter 87 2-3 10, Mosebor Quebec 0 4 2— 6 188455, M a ry Jane Deane problems can be solved First per lod— 1, Washington, Haworth 8 183, Lillie Williams 187. water. 0-1 04) 0, Whatley 04) 04) 0, Theus 36 1-2 1-4 81 2, Gustin 1-1 84 5. Totals 28-67 18 prB!.icM)TH:K: within this time frame! fruit cake like this one very much,” Mrs. Hudak 7. Totals 38-82 3448 1)0. 27 74. (Christian, Gustoffson),6:24. Penalties— commented. In the morning, rinse the beans again. Add fresh HOUSTON (116) Moller, Que, 8:16; Savard, Que, 9:53; The problem part is, Halftime— Fresno Stale 41, Abi Gould, Was, 12:38. FREE!! FREE!! For her pie crust, ■she use's swwt butter — never water to cover. Be sure to have enough liquid as you C. Jones 1-4 0-1 2, Walker 53 1-1 7, lene i removed, promptly! Sompson 516 9-13 25, Ford 1-4 2-2 4, Second period— 2, Quebec, Paiement 17 lard. This recipe calls for one stick of the sweet butter must add more to the beans as they bake. Cook for 30 Christian 21. Fouled out— None. Total (Savard, Marols), 0:21. 3, Washington, Transactions .repaired on our Lloyd 514 53 15, Hayes 54 46 4, fouls— Abilene Chrisflan 22, Fresno Slate BLOOD and a half-stick of margarine or an equal amount of minutes on top of the stove, then add the other MdCray 58 55 9, Bailey 57 2-2 6, Gartner 13 (Currie, Blomavist), 5:02. 4, (prem ises and rein- 18. Rebounds— Abilene Christian 29 Quebec, Paiement 18 (Savard, Ro vegetable shortening. ingredients to & e pot and let cook slowly for another Leaven 7-10 14)7 28, Reid 514 2-3 14. (Davis 8), Fresno State 40 (Barnes, Batebdll PRESSURE ^ stalled. Totals 358) 4553 116. Mosebar 7). Assists— AblleneChrlstlan 2, chefort), 8:15. 5, Washington, Gartner 14 Mrs. Anderson is also making some of her favorite 30 minutes. Then pour the beans into bean pot or pan. Chicago 33 24 26 27— 110 (Murphy, Christian), 9:07. 6, Quebec, Boston — Signed catcher- • T A K IN BY iReplacements are Fresno Stale 15 (Arnold4). A— 6,547. Cote 4 (Marols, P. Stostny), 9:19. 7, CLINIC recipes for the food sale, which she said is the first Place the salt pork in the center of the pan, not in the Houston 24 34 28 30— 116 first boseman-outflelder Elrod A {available from our dis Three-point goals— None. Fouled Quebec, Goulet 14 (Wesley, P. Stostny), HendrIcKs Jr. to a free agent REaiSTRBBO money-raising project the Grange has organized in a bottom. Bake for four to six hours, adding water as out— 19:34. Penalties— Carpenter, Was, contract with Elmira of the 0 > - . tributor size Inventory. needed. 15:33; NURSE long time. Lester, C. Jones, Bailey. Rebounds— ’ New York-Penn League. {Relax in our waiting ( L i > Chicago 29 (Greenwood 7), Houston 53 Stevens, Was, 19:34. She is sharing h6r recipe for a Swedish T6rte, some (Sampson, Balley9). Assists— Chigago 13 C a le n d a r Third period— 0, Quebec, Savard 10 Texas — Sent first boseman- ' ro o m , while our special peanut butter cookies, Italian cookies, and (Lester 5), Houston 20 (Ford 5). Personal (unassisted), 7:34. 9, Quebec, A. Stostny outflelder Bobby Jones to Rye Bread 13 (Goulet, Hunter), 9:52. Penalties— AT; LieOETT PHARMACY and Iknowledgeable special Irish soda bread. fouls-Chicago 36, Houston 34. Techni •••••••••••••••••••••• Oklahoma CItv of theAmerl- PARKADE HIALTH SHOPPE ists get you moving 4 cups milk, scalded and cooled to lukewarm cals Stevens, Was, 4:03; Cote,Que,6:51. can Assodotlan. 1 — Chicago (illegal defense), Chi FRIDAY Shots on goal— Washington 5-76— again. Herald photo bv Taraulnlo 1 tablespoon butler, melted In milk Football 18. B PM TO 0 PM cago FoottMlI 1 tablespoon brown sugar Coach Loughery 2 (elected), Houston Class M M Division Quebec 9-86— 23. Co spontoitd RB A COMMUNITY StRViCf by M B>M a2 Mincemeat Coach Fitch, Greenwood, Corzine. A_ Championship Goalies— Washington, Jensen. Qu Good homemade food will be the order Ann Anderson and Mary Boudreau cut 1 tablespoon salt ebec, Arizona (USFL) — Signed MOr.fTT PARKADE PHARMACY PARKAOf HEALTH A 8,974 East Catholic vs. Hand at Willow running back Theodore Sut of the day at the Andover Grange food into an apple pie. 5 cups ground, cooked beef 4 cups silted rye flour Brook Park, New Britain, 7:30 p.m. Bouchard. A— 14,937. t h ! PARKAOF NUTRITION CENTER »7i Min at, Mivwa or ton and defensive back Robert tale Saturday. From left, Pauline Hudak, 1 pound ground suet P le u e turn to page M 14 - M ANC llK S TK K H K K A l.l), \Vc’(liicscl;i.v, Nov. ;il). Uma
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STt8f t m m • M CIPIMIM M l Coupon Expwtt May 31 1984 mwmwsww 30^ 5540 CUP ONLY ONE OF THESE COUPT, NS Save25 f ) 1!U — MANCHKSTKK HKHALD, Wodne,sdtiy, Nov. 31). IHBH MANCUKSliiH HKKALU, Wfdnt-.sduy. Nov 3(1. 1983 — 21 Public anger noted / Area News In Brief Utility regulators defend rate hikes Rec directors study funds By Mark A. Oupuls The legislative committee is review However, he told the Program Ms. Gaines warned the committee to BOLTON — Members of the newly formed United Press International ing the DPUC to determine if it should Review and Investigations Committee, exercise caution in considering Recreation Commission Tuesday told First recommend changes fo the full Legisla "the DPUC must base its decision (on changes to the DPUC. She said many of Business Vital changes ahead for Social Security Selectman Henry P. Ryba and town administra HARTFORD — The state's top utility ture that would improve the operation rate hikes) on the hard evidence the proposed changes it would hear tor Karen Levine that $13,000 in federal regulators defended themselves of the regulatory agency and the job it presented at the hearing." would be of the "Shoot the piano player, revenue-sharing money allocated to improve the In Brief On Jan. 1. 1984, a mere few weeks away, vital employers will pay goes from $2,391.90 in '83 to $2,646 against criticism from consumers irate is doing. DPUC Chairman Thomas H. Fitzpa I don't like the tune" nature. changes will take place in our Social Security system in 1984. field lights at Herrick Park is not enough. over rate increases, saying they The commissioners declined com trick said the agency did listen to the One proposed change raised-in the Joins Chamber — moving us much closer to what obviously has 7) If you're self-employed, you'll really be punched. When Ryba agreed, Recreation Director Gary consider public comments in setting ment on their tentative award last public. " I think we are out there and 1 past has been to have the DPUC become a national goal of universal mandatory Y o u r Your tax will be boosted by $933.45 to $4,271.40 in 1984 Mortenson asked if the funds could be transferred rates but must also weigh a utiltiy’s week of a $99.5 million rate hike to visiting Nurse and Home Health Care of think we are sensitive on a whole commissioners elected instead of ap coverage aqd affecting the level of benefits, Medicare and your tax rate will jump from a current 9.35 to another use. Some members said they would financial health and other factors. Northeast Utilities because the award Manchester, Inc. has joined the Greater like to spend the money on improving the existing number of issues," he said. pointed by the governor. Manchester costs, taxation of benefits, much more. M o n e y 's percent to 11.3 percent. From 1984 through 1989, isn't final, but did speak in more Young or old, employer or employee, in public or though, you will receive additional tax credits to help ballfield or installing two new ones. Ryba said the The five commissioners in the general terms about their work. "One of the things that is clear to you Fitzpatrick opposed the idea, saying Chamber of transfer is possible. Commerce. private enterprise, you'll feel the impact of what may W o r t h offset-the substantial increases in Social Security Department of Public Utility Control Commissioner Peter G. Bouchersaid and is clear to us is the public is angry," ^ elected regulators in other states were now seem relatively minor developments. The taxes now. Members pointed out the reason for the original told a legislative committee Tuesday The organization, Sylvia Porter it appeared many people believed the said DPUC Commi.ssioner Edythe at times swayed by public pressure to changes to come were brought about by the 1983 Social 8) For everyone, the amount of earnings required lighting allocation — to make it possible for more the public misunderstands the respon DPUC under law had the right to reject Gaines. "People are angry and I shm>e reject rate increases requests but were with headquarters games to be played each day — could as well be at ISO North Main Security amendments, signed into law without any for a quarter of Social Security coverage will increase sibilities set down by state law for rate hike requests if public outcry was that anger. I'm one of the people whose won by utilities on subsequent court fanfare by President Reagan last April 20. But this by $20, from $370 to $390. accomplished by adding more fields. deciding rate cases. utility bill is going up." appeals. _ St. is a home health Members came mno formal agreement on the care agency that was the first major Social Security reform legislation 8) All federal employees hired on or after Jan. 1 will question. ! has been in opera since 1977 — and the details now emerging demand will be the le.s.ser of one-half of your benefits or be covered by Social Security, as will all members of our attention. tion for 60 years and one-half of the exce.ss of your combined income over Congress, the president and vice president, federal has 40 employees. 1) Social Security benefits, which go to millions of the threshold amount. judges, other top-level appointees. In addition, SS Volleyball date changes Lieberman likely to get Kinsella data Its president is the you, will increase 3.5 percent, appearing in checks 4) The amount you can earn without losing SS coverage will become mandatory for all employees of delivered Jan. 3. This is the June 1983 COLA benefit^will edge up to a limit of $5,160 a year from non-profit organizations, such as hospitals and most BOLTON — The regular night for adult coed Rev. Russell Camp. (cost-of-living adjustment) that was supposed to show today's ceiling of $4,920 for recipients uncler age 65. religious institutions. volleyball in Bolton will change from Wednes HARTFORD (UPI) — State Attorney documents would be submitted to the transcripts as part of the council's "The impeachment proceeding is Other officers are up on your July checks but was postponed for six The exemption for beneficiaries who are 65 through 69 days to Monday nights starting with the new year. General Joseph I. Lieberman has put court in an upcoming case. defense of Kinsella's appeal of the awesome and in the state of Connecti Mrs. Gene Carroll, ' 9) Thelawaffectsevenstateandlocalemployeesby on hold a request for documents sought The committee is seeking transcripts censure. cut unprecedented," he said. vice president: Mrs. months. All future COLAs will be made on January will climb from $6,600 in 1983 to $6,940 in 1984. prohibiting further withdrawals from the system. Recreation Commission Secretary Richard Go- checks. in an investigation of Hartford Probate of proceedings of the council that led to Kinsella's attorney, James A. Wade, Outside court, Lieberman charged Carolyn Nelson, re 5) The ceiling on income subject to withholding SS Also, stale and local governments that opted out in the wan .said Tuesday. 2) Medicare will cost more and from now on, too. the Judge James H. Kinsella after being Kinsella's censure for his handling of argued against the legislative commit Kinsella's lawyers were using the cording secretary, taxes will increase from $35,700 to $37,800 — meaning past can re-enter Social Security at any lime. All residents are welcome to attend, free of effective date of Medicare cost changes will be Jan. 1. told the transcripts should be forthcom the $35 million estate of an elderly West tee getting the transcripts, saying the courts to block the impeachment Mrs. Shirley Glen- the maximum tax for those paying into Social 10) The law( made other significant changes, many charge. Games are played in the Bolton High This January, the premium for Part B coverage (the ing in another court case. Hartford woman. committee had no legal right to ask the inquiry, which Wade has challenged as ney, corresponding Security will rise to $2,.532.60 in 1984 from the $2,391.90 to be phased in during coming years. Did you have a School gymnasium from 7 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. optional major medical plan) increases from $12.20 a Lieberman went before the state Kinsella has refused to release the Supreme Court (or the documents. unconstitutional in another proceeding secretary; Robert maximum in 1983. If yoursalary stays below $35,700 in full grasp of how this system is being expanded to month to $14.60 while the deductible (or hospitaliza Supreme Court Tuesday to ask that the transcripts to the House committee, The Supreme Court did not imme headed for the Supreme Court. A. Mirante, treas- 1984, you won't pay any more SS lax than this year — cover (and take care of?) us all? tion (Part A) rises from $304 to $356 per benefit period. but 8 million of us will pay more. RHAM vote looms documents be made available to a which was created by the full House diately rule if the impeachment com "It's a misuse of the courfs," _ _ _ urer; Mrs. Lillian 3) For the first time ever, some Social Security 6) The tax rate of 6.7 percent of pre-tax income will special legislative committee investi following Kinsella's censure to recom mittee, which was represented by Lieberman said of Wade's actions to Rev. Russell Camp Rubin, assistant ( "Sylvia Porter's 1984 Income Tax Book," her ANDOVER — Voters in Andover, Hebron and benefits will be taxed beginning in 1984. You will be gating whether Kinsella should be mend whether he should be the first Lieberman. had the required legal block release of the transcripts and treasurer. remain the same for employees. (Actually, the rate comprehensive guide to income taxes, is now Marlborough will vote Tuesday on a proposal to taxed if your earnings (adjusted gross income plus will be 7 ijcrccnt but when the government advanced a impeached. judge impeached in Connecticut. standing to ask for the transcripts challenging the constitutionality of the Mrs. Lois Lewis is executive director. available through her column. Send $4.95 plus $1 for spend $3.8 million to repair and renovate RHAM tax-exempt earnings plus one-half of Social Security During the proceedings an attorney Attorney Roger Frechette, repres Lieberman argued the transcripts state's impeachment procedure. The Manchester VNA provides services that tax increase schedule for 1985, it softened the impact mailing and handling to "Sylvia Porter's 1984 Income High School. benefits) exceed the threshold of $25,000 for single on employees with a 0.3 percent tax credit. Not so for representing the state's Council on enting the probate council, told the were "critical" to the committee's The legislative committee will re allow people who are ill to remain at home or to Tax Book, " in care of this newspaper, 4400 Johnson Much of that sum will be reimbursed by the taxpayers or $32,000 for married couples filing joint employers, though. The employer's share will be hit Probate Judicial Conduct said the Supreme Court he would submit the work and should be made available commend to the House whether Kin come home from the hdspital earlier, These Drive, Fairway, Kan. 66205. Allow four to six weeks state for work planned to bring the building into returns. by the tax increase to 7 percent and the higher wage under state law because of the strong sella should be impeached. If the House services include nursing, physical therapy, for delivery. Please make checks payble to Universal compliance with current fire and handicapped- The amount of benefits included in taxable income base of $37,800. The maximum tax per worker that Press Syndicate.) access codes. RHAM building committee Chair public interest involved in an impeach voted to impeach Kinsella, the judge speech therapy, occupational therapy, home ment proceeding. man Robert McKay, of Hebron, has estimated the Assembly to vote on jobless law would be tried by the state Senate. health aides, medical social services and RHAM district's share of the cost will actually be nutrition services. $1,571,995. A special intcr-disiplinary team provides HARTFORD (UPI) — bility for jobless benefits, compensation. BPA says delaying WPPSS 3 Plans include a new roof, to replace the existing hospice home care to people suffering from Gov. William O'Neill has ((A DIVIWON OF C A R M T FACTOIIV OUTLI'TS) 1 terminal illness. one, which leaks severely, and a band and choir Officials said the Third airline picks Pratt called a special legisla FOR A MES8A8E OF The VNA also provides health teaching, mental makes good economic sense practice room. tive session (or next week change was needed to CHRISTIAN HOPE AND LOVE Polls will be open from 6 a.m. until 8 p.m. in apply the same criteria to health care and communicable disease follow-up to bring the state into SURPLUS CARPET CENTER to ommunity residents. It conducts child health each town. The votes will be counted without workers in higher educa Dial 649-HOPE EAST HARTFORD (UPI) - electronics and aerodynamic compliance with a federal clinics for children who meet specific income SEATTLE (UPI) - The Bonneville BPA owns 70 percent of the plant. Northwest Airlines has become the design. respect to town population. The outcome depends tional institutions as those «64M(VS4M873 Four private utilities that own the other law on unemployment A MlnMnrMlnittr guidelines. Power Administration is trying to third airline to choose Pratt & In development for two years, the on the majority of votes east in all three towns compensation, the fourth in other institutions, who . POYou REALLY \w h a t convince a special arbitration board 30 percent asked U.S. District Court together. are not eligible for Cmtef CNEfiptiMilMFtntii Ckiftli For information about agency programs and Whitney's PW2037 engine to power engine will enter commerical ser special session since law Mincmtiittr fSELlEVE TH6 WINDOW services phone 647-1481. that it makes economic good sense to Judge Richard Bilby to order construc Boeing 7.57 jetliners, ordering 40 vice in October following an eight- makers ended their regu J SI6NS A TTH r I T H E Y 5AY?1 delay completion of a mothballed tion restarted. engines plus spares in a deal worth month Federal Aviation Adminis Rec Insurance questioned lar session June 8. ISORPLU5 CNtPBT CENTER. nuclear plant until its power is needed BPA presented an array of charts, $210 million to the engine maker. tration flight certification program IN MAHCMRSTER ? Agreement announced and can be sold. graphs and complicated data to sup scheduled to start in the spring at BOLTON — Reereation Commission Secretary BPA economist Paul Norman testi O'Neill ordered the Dec. port the agency's argument that it wiis Northwest agreed to buy the Boeing. Richard Gowan, who is a former Recreation SMALl BUSINESSES W ATERBURY — Colonial Bancorp.Inc. has fied Tuesday before the three-member 9 session Tuesday under a good idea to hall construction. engines, the first all-new commer Three airlines have chosen the Direetor, said Tuesday that the $1 insurance fee WELL... THE PAD entered into a definitive acquisition agreement .panel that has been directed by a threat of penalties if the ANY Ted Collins, lead attorney lor the cial aircraft engine to be developed engine for 90 Boeing 757s on firm families pay each year for their children to with Bank of Boston Corp. federal judge to decide by Dec. 23 state does not enact legis AND ORGANIZATIONS fAND IN STALLATIO N private utilities, has .sought to poke in more than a decade, for 20 of the order or option. participate in town recreation programs provides iB R O ^ O o M f Under terms of the agreement. Colonial whether it was right or wrong to lation to treat all non- ABE ONLY holes in the BPA data and used some of Boeing jets scheduled fordelivery in "Today's selection is gratifying limited coverage and is far inferior to coverage Bancorp Inc. will become a wholly owned mothball Washington Public Power profe.ssional workers in the agency's own studies to show a 1985 and 1986. Pratt & Whitney evidence of confidence in Pratt & many families obtain through parents' Computerize your organization or w o w / subsidiary of Bank of Boston Corp. When the Supply System project 3. educational institutions power shortage could occur in this announced Tuesday. Whitney by a major U.S. airline,” , employment. customer information for mailing ^1.00 merger is consummated, Colonial Bancorp. Inc The plant at Satsop. Wash., was 75 equally in terms of eligi- I t h a t 's EREATf decade. The engine, with 37,000 pounds of said Lawrence W. Clarkson, presi V^ITH ANy BROADLOOfA and its principal subsidiary. Colonial Bank, will percent complete and in need of labels. thrust, provides more than a 15 dent of the Commercial Products A CARPET DEAL continue to exist as separate state-chartered another $1 billion in financing when the c a r P e t in t h e ir . percent improvement in fuel effi Division at Pratt & Whitney, a financial institutions, operating under (he super BPA decided last summer construct ion The Pilgrims of Plymouth Rock LEONORE INFORMATION srocK...?RErrY m uch...' ICANTRkSSUP. ciency over engines presently used division of United Technologies 1 vision of the state of Connecticut banking should be halted because funds had celebrated their Thanksgiving closer to on 757s as a result of new materials. Corp. MANAGEMENT SERVICES O N commissioner. dried up and the power wouldn't be their harvest lime, in September or October, rather than late November PROM P.O. Box 1961 IIA YW A YTG needed until 1990. Manebester, C t 06040 ' OONV t o R(6ET...THCY h a v e JVlANCHESTERj A SUPER FINANCING> DEAL.. GOWNS (203) 643-0812 <10 DAr^ SAME AS CASH, After Spin M m . thru FrI. or 9 to 5 Sat. O p o f TO 3Y1EARS lb P A Y LARGEST SELECTION WITH PAYMENT NOT 643-2711 SURPLUS ClassifiedBusiness Opportunities .. .22 Store/Office__ Space ...... 44 Household G oods...... 62 IN TH E AREA! N o tic e s Fo r advertisements to be DUE TIL FEBRUARY/ ^ - CARPET CENTER Situation Wanted...... 23 Resort Property...... 45 Misc.. for Sole ...... 63 R a te s published Monday, the dead HONEST/ Lost/Found. ....01 Employment Info...... 24 Misc. for Rent...... 46 Home and Garden ...... 64 Minimum Charge: F O R E X C E S S line is 2:30 p.m . on Friday. in v e n id r y prom . . .02 Instruction...... 25 Wanted to R ent...... 47 Pets ...... 65 $2.25 for one day C.F.O. STORES^ ...0 3 Roommates Wanted ______48 Musical Items ...... 66 Per W o rd: ...04 Real Estate Recreational Items...... 67 1-2 d a y s ...... 15« Read Your Ad PART ROLLS, Antiques ...... 68 3-5 d a y s ...... 14« S e rv ic e s Classified advertisements Howto FULL ROLLS, Homes for Sale...... 31 Tog Soles...... 69 6 d a y s ...... 13« ore token by telephone os o SURPLUS CARPCT F in a n c ia l Condominiums...... 32 Services Offered...... 51 DROP COLORS, Wanted to Buy ...... 70 26 d a y s ...... 12c convenience. Lots/Land for Sale ...... 33 Polntino/ Papering...... 52 CENTER ETt., AND 11 Happy Ads: The Manchester Herald is dean a house. Investment Property ,. ...34 Building/Controcting...... 53 NADINE 39S BROAD STREET Personal Loans. 12 $3.00 per column inch responsible only for one incor Its certainly no job for an amateur It takes a team of MANCHESTER, CT. Business P ro p e rty...... 35 Roofing/Siding ...... 54 pros like The Clean Team tti really dij» in and make INSTALLATION A u t o m o t iv e rect Insertion and then only TUXEDOS from *19.95 your home sparkle 2 doors Irom Manchostor AAA Resort Property...... 36 Heating/Plumbing...... 55 D e a d lin e s 649-9199 ^ PAD FOR ...,1 4 for the size of the original SAMUEL LTD. The Clean Team is a jp-tiup of carefully trained F lo o rin g ...... 56 Cors/Trucks for Sole . : . . .71 for him For classified advertise insertion. people who come to your home. They ko rij»ht to work SUN. l2-« • SAT.IM • WOKIAra ID-9 ONLY ^l.00«|.vd.. Income Tax Service ...... 57 MotorcvcIes/BicvcIes ... .72 R e n ta ls ments to be published Tues Errors which do not lessen Washing. scrubhinK, mopping, polishing every corner as tq. ytf. mtnknum InstilisMoR anB rsdl Boot. Employment Services Wanted...... 58 Rec Vehicles...... 73 day through Saturday, the the value of theodvertisement BRIDE & FORMAL o f every room in your house. And because* thevre PoBRi bsck/tlBlra/NiBM Brtrs. RBwinsRti not iRCludtS. J Rooms for Rent ...... 41 Auto Services...... 74 professionals, they’re fa.st. efTicient. trustworthy, ^mniwuiR FIrbrcIrr ProfWRi NBOiOOi______& Education F o r S a le deadline is noon on the day will not be corrected by on K-MART PLAZA insured and bonded. Apartments for Rent ,. ...42 Autos for Rent/Leose...... 75 Open Mon. & Thurs. 10-9 before publication. additional insertion. ....21 T ubs.. Wed.. Fri. 10-5:30 VERNON If you love your hou.se but hate htiusework. why Homes for Rent ...... , 43 Holidov/Seosonol...... 61 Misc. Automotive ...... 76 prolong the agony? Call The ( ’lean Team SaL 10-5 8 7 2 - 8 0 8 5 * L?.' ^ fur a free estimate Quality comes First at No obligation, NOVEMBER of ctiurse 28th Lost/Found 01 Lost/Found 01 Help Wanted 21 Help Wanted 21 Help Wanted 21 Help Wanted 21 Help Wonted 21 Help Wanted 21 DECEMBER 168 Woodland St. 643-8474 3rd LOST NOVEM BER 3rd — IM POUNDED — Mole, 5 P A R T T I M E BOOKKEEPER — Expe WAITRESS/WAITER — St. Bernard, year old, years old, Siberian Elcrtriral AsHrmbly rienced, full time. Apply: We need waitresses to Husky. Brown and white. work lunches and/or TheCleanleam^ Shepard, 7 years old. flexible hours Marlow's, Inc. 867 Main, BANK PART TIME CLERK Call 721-7066 •USPA CHOICE MEATS CUT TO ORDER# Family pets. REWARD Found on O'Leary Drive. NEED MONEY FOR l.i^lit ass,'i'nhl\. siiilrtl lor Manchester. dinners. Must be of legal age. Apply In person: NEEDED — Friday and $25 EACH. Coll 872-3383or Coll Manchester Dog CHRISTMAS? Port time small linnits. In riiiilcs: BRANCH Saturday, 11pm to 7am. b o d f / a i f c T 644--9183. Warden, 646-4555. help needed, looking for sol(lf[iiif:. If.sliiif,. ooil-winil- SALESPERSON — Full Ground Round, Glaston 12-14 ing. Nonorossarv. bury, 2 to 4pm. Floating hours available. $159 someone with a good time. Experienced. Ma MANAGER Apply In person: Monday SIRLOIN TIPS LB. AVG. voice and enthusiasm to lo ll ohooso your hours lu-l- ture. Apply: Marlow's, X LB. ■on 7 a.m. ami .'t:.'i(l p.m.. Experience required in PART TIME SCHOOL thru Friday, 7am to 3pm, GARDENS Personals 0 2 earn $67 to $120 a week - liiit musl Ih’ (or hours wiili a In*. 8 6 7 Main, LOST — In Manchester, all phases of branch BUS DRIVERS - Man Seven 11, 513 Center Coll Pot, 643-2711, Mon I.T niiiiulp lireak Manchester. Street, Monchester. 12-14 Homestead Village. day thru Thursday even operation including chester — Applications $019 Mole, neutered, tabby \pply in person liptwepii *) lending. ings between 6pm-9pm. a.m. ami 3 p.m. now being accepted. Call SIRLOIN HIPS LB. AVG. A LB. CATCH COMPATIBLES cot. Block and brown Call 289-6401 Mike Leary, 12-S:30om, CERTIFIED NURSE stripes, white mouth, FEVER! Connect with ,G. GENER.4L PtMNSEnUS for interview 643-2373. AIDES — Certified aides 18-20 FLORIST DESIGNER — 122 Naiibiir .Avrnur brown chest, green eyes, that special person thru for 3 to 11 and 11 to 7 Rod - Pink - White LB. AVG. $189 short hair. Named Judy Torlo's Compati Area florist will have on Glaslnnbiiry. t',T BURGER KING needs Youth Specialty Shop TOP ROUNDS A LB. "Ty k e ", 12veors old. Coll bles - the doting service opening for o full or port several people to work shifts. Full and part time. that cores. Bloomfield: time designer. Give pre CHRISTMAS HELP — the following shifts: Excellent benefit pack 649-3097 or 649-1583. age and shin differentiol. 757 MAIN STREET REWARD. 242-5296, Farm ington: vious experience In de Interviewing now for full Days, 11am to 2om or 5-7 LBS. 4pm. Evenings, 4pm to NEWSPAPER DEALER Please call Director of DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER TENDERLOINS 673-6777. tail. Write Flowers Inc., and part time. Both per AREA ADVISORS NEEDED In East Hart 5-9 flowers P.O. Box 1664, Manches manent and temporary 8pm or 10pm. Closing, Staff Development be NEEDED In Manchester ford. Please call 647-9946 tween 9am and 3pm, by Larry Wright ter, C T 06040. work needed. $7.20 per 7;30pm to closing. Uni to deliver to our carriers. single flower 2.49 14-16 KIT 'N' CARLYLE™ forms and meals pro between Bam and 11am Mondqtathru Friday, 643- Christmas Sale $119 hour' to start. Must be Coll 647-9946 between 9om for Information. Continuing our storewide sale PORK LOINS LB. AVG. LEGAL SECRETARY over 18 and use of car. vided free. Apply In per and 11am. 5151. CNItfleld Convales X LB. with experience. Re Evenings and weekend son between 2 and Spm at cent Home & Fenwood Now Is The Time To Start DecoraMnB 467 Center Street, PART TIME H E LP . Manor In Manchester. quires skills in typing and hours open. No expe RN — 3 to 11, port time. W AN TED — East Hart- shorthand, and knowl rience necessary. Excel Manchester. RN — 11 to 7, full time. O A R LA N D 1 20% OFF rw\^ ford location. BOUGHS FRESH All Regular BOTTOM ROUNDS *L79 « edge In real estate, est lent for college students. Abbey Manor Nursing Retiree/Seml-Retiree for NURSE AIDES — Certifi R 0 P IN 6 WREATHS I M Obl N t ff CALL ates and bookkeeping. Please call Mary for an LUNCH WAITRESS, 3-5 Home. Call Dorothy cation program will be ■alum, Pim, Merchandise days per week, 11am to general office deliveries, Hm , Pfiw 'r larel, 1 I M Fnm Call days, 643-5820, even appointment at 721-0349, Whitehead, DNS, be mall pick-up, minor starting on January 4, At ?iUh\ ings 643-7135. 3pm, approximate. Expe Sprvn, Lmm Mmst Hm I iilsaR, Hit m Infants — Toddlers SHOULDER CLODS ‘l i l ' *L59u. 4pm to 7pm. tween 9am and Spm maintenance of premises 1984 for nurse aides on7to (0-24 mo.) (2-4) rience helpful. Coll 643- weekdays, 423-4636. 3, 3to 11 and 11 to 7 shins. m t Lwrai I hlRons K n 2751, ask for George. and other light lobs. Re quires automobile and Full or part time. Please Girls (4-14) LEAN GROUND BEEF TV RENTAL COLLEC reply before December 'i S *L19w. CELEBRITY CIPHER PART TIME — Laundry flexible hours. Call Ca Boys - Youths (4-20) r CaUbtHy diXiar otyplogrania ara craatad (rom 'quolatlooa bytf•rTK lanMut paopla. paal TOR — Permanent part rolyn, 568-1200, 9am-4pm. 16th to Director of Staff y ’ •ndpraatrrt.EaolilaltarlnlhacliitiaralaiKlatoraiwtbar. roday’afay'ac <**■ W aijoatf O . person needed. Saturday time. Every other wee Development, between ChooM Your Living Cut or BalM Tree and Sunday mornings. Huskies (8-20) by CONNIE WIENER kend plus flexible week 9am and 3pm, Monday HAMBURG PATTIES "BOX “ *L39« Approximately 15 hours CLERK TYPIST FULL days. Hours, 1 - Spm. $4.00 TIME — Diversified du thru Friday at 643-5151, Ru$tlc Logs — Blankots — ••V HVWNXU MQFM PD CL total. $3.50 per hour. Coll per hour. Honest, respon Cresnield Convalescent WHOLE George, 643-2751. ties Include typing finan Cemetery Baskets SPECIAL sible person. Coll 646- cial reports, answering Home & Fenwood Manor. All Tastefully Oecorafed MPCRQMPDU VM'Q WPVDW MP 1222, ext. 2534 and leave telephones and opening Levi’s Corduroy Jeans CORNED BEEF BRISKETS ‘J,S‘ *L39ia PARTTIME DRIVERfor name and phone number. BABYSITTER — Work Laundry Route. Approxi new accounts at the busy Waist 25-30 QFL, *QU KFQ F MUXXVHVO FOMPX main office of the South ing mother desperately SLICED mately 14 hours. Coll BONANZA — Tired of needs home in East VII- S e e Christmas Land! all lengths-all colors 646-2246 o tte r Spm, Windsor Bonk & Trust 1499 3-5 IB. staying at home? Come Co., 1033 John Fitch Blvd, lage/Woddell School reg. 20.50 NDMVE PDU 8FL QVQ ULUQ weekdays. "Do It Yourself Materials" - Cones, Wreath Rings, Plastic Flowers, SLAB BACON LOTS »L4 9 LB. loin the teor^W at Bo South Windsor, CT. area. Before and otter Wire, etc. If In doubt, let us help youl nanza! Davtlm ^hours. school weekdays. Ap DCCEMBETR MNXO08 RXPKD.”' — AFNE Please apply in person, Greenhouse Full of: POTTED MUMS, AFRICAN VIOLETS, Hours Open; PH€at 'P'tedmcia Looking for solodr-des- between 9 and 11am or 1 proximately 25 hours per $ M T W T F S Tel, 646-5000 sert prep person. A ls\ week. Please coll Groce, CYCLAM EN, POINSETTjAS Are Ready (Red, White, Pink); Daily til 9 and 3pm. 2 3 anchester packingcompany me. OUKCFD. CARRIER NEEDED part time positions avall- 643-5647 oner 6:30pm. KALENCHOE, GARDENIAS; Large and Small Foliage and House Sundays 12-5 10 IN MANCHESTfl qble. Apply In person at W AITRESS — S:30AM - PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "Tlie circus Is the only spectacle I gur two locations. 287 Plants 69if up. - Experienced Sales Staff 17 HOURS: M-F 7 a.m. • S p.m., SAT. 7 a.m. • 12 NOON know that, while you watch It, gives the quality ot a truly happy SPM - 6 days. Apply In BABYSITTER NEEDED Wide Selection West Middle Turnpike, or — Port time. Expe "Bring a Plant to the Sick, Shut-In or Someone You Care Fori" )24 349 WaUiarall Si MaNchaMar, Co m . 06040 (Naxt to MCC Bond Sholl) dream." — Ernest Hemingway. C A L L jg iH person; Sunny Side Up, National Brands 240 Spencer Street, 1095 Main Street, rienced, mature. Coll 647- e Isas by NEA. Inc. iSk '« « 30 31 OHMteyNiA.lnc..TMmq U» P«i>TMOW '.Manchester. Manchester. 1633. 22 - MANCHKSTKIt HKRALD, Wodnc-siljy. Nnv. :i(l, 19»H \I.\M IlKSTKH IIKH\I.U VSi-dtu\iit JO. 1983 - 23 ••ssseeseeessi ••6ees##*#e **•****•*•*••••**•••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• M M c to rS o lo 6$ Pol$ * i Cara/Trwdu tor $gle 71 Cora/Trucks lor Sole 71 LOOK FOR THE STARS... ★ *>**«****»**•»»— ***»** FIVE PIECE GIRL'S FREE TO GOOD HOME 1971 FORD F-300 ECONO a little space b e d r o o m s e t — LIN E VAN — 302, auto Whlte/Oold trim. Twin — Wire haired terrier, In the i*lKht place Look for the CLASSIFIED ADS with STARS; stars help you get loRMoaffigM matic, heavy duty, helper beds. Double drotser- female. Spayed. Call 649- 3879. — ' springs, runs good, needs /mlrror. Chast of draw body work. $350. Call ers. $425. Call after 7pm, F M SAU 643-0793. better results. Put a star on your ad and see what a 6444M20. FREE PUPPIES — Half English Springer Spaniel, tiTV PonliBc Tran* Am •4 SBB FARBERWARE CON half Labrador Retriever. The above can be seen VECTION TURBO OVEN Misc Automotive 76 (jjfference it makes. Telephone 643-2711, Monday-Friday, Moke excellent hunting a t S M - - Model 464. Used only 2 dog. Quiet disposition. times. Cost - $175, will sell Call 649-8417. 913 Main St. for $95. Coll 649-1801. TW O 4 LUG 14 inch rims. 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m._____ ^ ^ ____ 1974 GRAN TORINO — $10. Call 643-1634. 36 - X 18" PINE Kidney Four door. Air condition Shaped Mirrored Top FREE LAB CROSS PUP ing ond power steering. TIRES J78-15. Good con Vanity with stool. PIES — Six weeks old. Call 633-3669. dition. Best offer. Coll Painted white. $25. Very friendly. Super pets. 649-9664. Apartments for Rent 42 store/OffIce Spoce 44 BuildinafContractino S3 Household Goods 62 Pleose call 643-1938. Call 742-7596 after Spm. 1977 CADILLAC COUPE DE V ILLE with power TWO WHITE WALL Steel KINGSIZE SEARS-O- steering and air condi Belted Rodlal Snow Tires PEDIC mattress, like Musical Hems tioning. Call 633-3669. on wheels. Like new. 175 x FOUR ROOM APART ANCHOR ELECTRICAL USED REFRIGERA new, $60; Hoover floor 85 X 14. (Its Ford cars. $75 M E N T — Second floor. CONTRACTORS — Do TORS, WASHERS, MMCHESTEII scrubber and polish^, 1975 CHEVY MONZA — takes them. Coll 649-6486. $240 per month, plus utili any size p r type of work. Ranges - clean, guaran perfect condition, $35. ties, $300deposit. No pets. m w o a m o Fully Insured. Free Estl- teed, parts and service. ARE YOU TIREDof look $850. As Is. Good tires. The Herald Classified Dept Call 643-9708. ing at high priced new Coll 643-0341 anytime. BECAUSE YOU never Phone 643-4751, 4 to 8pm. m ates^all 647-0293. Low prices. B.D. Pearl & know when someone siriuiN sr. Son, 649 Main Street, pianos that will depre (aaMWaiH SEASONED FIREWOOD ciate, or broken down old wll I be searching for the THREE ROOM APART ROBERT E. JARVIS — 643-2171. — Cut, split and deli item you hove lor sole. M E N T with heat, hot Building and remodeling Plano that no one oppre- 643-2711 Christmas Gift Guide vered. $90 o cord. Call clates? Then come hear, It's better to run your water, stove, refrigera specialist. Additions, COPPERTONE GAS 649-1861. see and appreciate 40 MERCURY BOBCAT, wont od for several tor, carpet. $335. Third AIR CONDITIONED garages, roofing, siding, STOVE — Two oven and days ... cancelings'll os floor. Adults only. No FULLY SPfllNKLERED kitchens, bathrooms, re "brain burner".$250. Call rebuilt grands, plovers, 1980 — Excellent condi A COUNTRY DOVER ELEVATOR 19" COLOR, TABLE uprights ot Meyers Pl- tion. Very reliable. $2950 soon os you get results. METAL DETECTORS TYPEWRITERS pets. Centrally located. PARKING PRIVILEOES placement wlndows- after 5pm, 646-3601. MODEL TELEVISION — CHRISTMAS ono. Call 871-2143. or best offer. Coll 646-4205 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••*** •••••••••••••••••••••• CHRISTMAS SPECIALS on YALE TYPEWRITER SER Security deposit. Call 643- ALTER TO SUIT /doors. Call 643-6712. Perfect condition. $60. COUNTRY CHRISTMAS VICE — Typewriters Re 0496. 1,00010 0.000 S/F FOR SALE: Contempor after 5om. METAL DETECTORS bv PER FLOOR Call 646-3571. Ccrs/Tnicks for Soto 71 Cors/Tnicks for Sale 71 Cors/Trucks for Sale 71 Cors/Trucks for Sale 71 Cars/Truckt for Soto 73 Has arrived at the C R A FTS built. Portable Typewriters, ary gold, fake fur sofa HAMMOND C3 ORGAN White. CONNECTICUT OFFICE SUITES 1972 DODGE CHARGER M E N 'S G A L L E R Y . Stained from $35. Sales and Service. M ANCHESTER — Excel FIRST FLOOR RETAIL RoofIno/SIdino and chair In fair condi — With Leslie 122 RV VALLEY COIN COMPANY, TIMEX/SINCLAIR 1000 Tone Cabinet. Excellent — Rebuilt 318, new 805 Main Street. 643-6295. glass chandeliers, copper- Typewriter and Adding Ma lent modern, three room OR OFFICES tion. Real comfortable. COM PUTER — With 16K ware, country baskets, sten chines. 41 Purnell Place, apartment. Fully ap $40 or best offer. Call condition! $2000. Call 646- brakes, automatic trans Open 9am - 11am, 12pm - 647-5003 RAM, push button key 1997. mission, power steering, ciled cheese boxes, theo Manchester. 649-4986. pllanced kitchen, air con 643-4409. board, 4T/S softwear 3pm, Monday thru ***** BIOWELL HOME Im olr conditionina, mony Saturday. rems, wool geese, etc., etc., ditioning. No pets. Secur provement Company — tapes, 3 books ot program etc. 58 Cooper Street, 647- ity and References. $350 new ports, needs little ***** Roofing, siding, altera listings. $100. Coll 643- work. Asking $1600 or 8161. plus utilities. Call 649- MANCHESTER — MAIN MIsc. for Sole 63 8992. JEWELERS ***** tion, additions. Same best offer. Call 871-3100 or STEREO SPECIAUST 4003. STREET STORE FOR number for over 30years. Recreational Items 67 ^ BRAY'S JEWELRY STORE RENT — For more Infor 871-2006 after 3pm, ask for ANTIQUES J.B. ELECTRONICS — 649-6495. so BLUEFISH SINKERS, — 737 Main Street, Manches MANCHESTER — Two mation, call 563-4438 or Cheryl. ter. Specializing in Seiko, FURNITURE, STERLING, Where the Professionals SEASONED OAK FIRE asking $55. Also salt wa MORIAR¥Y bedrooms In four family. 529-7858. Pulsar, Timex and Kre- TOYS, Country Items and A buy their stereo equipment WOOD — For deliveries ter accessories. Call 649- LANGE FOAM-Flo 1974 PONTIAC VEN Wide Selection of Accesso and accessories. Discount Appliances, w/w carpet Heotlno/Plumblng ss call George Griffing, An 2558. mentz watches. Also tine ing, off street parking SPACE AVAILABLE — buckle ski boots. Men's TURA — 350, 4 borrel, lewelry and Hummel Figu ries at GATHERINGS 8< pricing on cash and carry dover, 742-7886. size 9 medium. $60. Coll automatic, maroon with ANTIQUE ACCENTS, 433 Items. Call Jack Bertrand, and storage. Rent $350 4200 square feet. Will LADIES NEW SEIKO rines. “ We Service What We plus utlltles and security. divide to suit tenants. 643-2880. stripe. S19(W or best offer. Sell" 643-5617. Main Street. 643-1262. FOGARTY BROTHERS DELIVERING RICH QUARTZ W ATCH. Lizard Coll 742-7459 offer Spm. ***** No pets. Call 649-0717. Good location. Ample LOAM - 5 yards, $60.00 strap. Regular $125. 11 ***** parking. Coll 647-1633. — Bathroom remodel FRUIT BASKETS GIFT SHIRTS ing; Installation water plus tax. Washed sand, month warranty left. $75. DIAMOND SHOWCASE is MANCHESTER — Imme •••••••••••••••*••••••• BUICK - 1979 REGAL — the place to shop tor that FANCY FRUIT BASKETS PERSONAL TEE — Person heaters, garbage dispo stone, trap rock, and Coll 646-0560 after 3pm. Wanted to Buy 70 Power steering & brakes. — Order early. Also Wicker diate occupancy, two sals; faucet repairs. 649- gravel. 643-9504. ULTIPIE special man In your lite.Se alized Fun and Sportswear. Block. Excellent condi Items, 20% oft all wicker. bedroom duplex. Newer Services 7657. VIsa/MasterCard DON'T KNOW where to lect trom Gents diamond Great Gifts For Christmas. two family home. Ap tion. One owner. 60.000 rings, stone rings or watches PERO FRUIT STAND - 276 NEW ADDRESS: 825 MAIN accepted. look next for a lob? How ENGLISH CHINA BY miles. $4000. Coll 643-8422. Oakland Street, Manches pliances Included. Heat about placing a "SItuo- for a Christmas gift he'll STREET, Manchester. 646- not Included. $460 per MINTON — Pattern- long remember. DIAMOND ter, 643-6384. 3339. Services Offered 51 tion Wanted" ad In York. To complete set. 1980 OLDS CUTLASS LS ***** ***** month. Security and ref Services Wanted ALUMINUM SHEETS classified? SHOWCASE, Manchester erences required. One Coll 644-0628 otter 7pm. — 4 door, diesel. Must Parkade. 646-0012. FLORISTS HARDWARE used as printing plates — sell! Fully loaded. Asking ***** child accepted. No pets. .007" thick, 23 X 24". 50« CHRISTMAS PLANTS, SHOP BLISH HARDWARE, Call 643-6357. REWEAVING BURN $4200 or best offer. Call HOKE each, or 5for$2.00. Phone LEO AL N O TIC E TO BLUE CROSS A BLUE SHIELD OF TV/STEREOS CENTERPIECES, Holiday 793 Main Street tor the 646-8042 after 12pm. HOLES — Zippers, um 643-2711. They M U ST be CONNECTICUT SUBSCRIBERS SHOP AL SIEFFERTS AP Rose Special and Christmas Do-It-Yourselfer. Complete MANCHESTER - NOW brellas repaired. Window Blue Cross & Blue Shield ot Connecticut (the Componvt Parties. KRAUSE FLOR line of tools. Open Daily, picked up before has requested and received approval of the Insurance PLIANCES — 445 Hartford AVAILABLE — Four shades, Venetian blinds. 11:00a.m. only. 1974 TOYOTA CORONA Road, Manchester, 647-9997. IST, 621 Hartford Road, 8;30am to 5:30pm, and Keys. T V FOR RENT. SNOW REMOVAL — Commissioner toad lust membership charges for Blue Cross room apartment, third Person needed to snowb- 65 programs. Blue Shield 65 programs. Blue Cross Direct — 4 door, 4 speed. Body CHECK OUT ALL THIS EQUIPMENT. SUPER SANTA SALE! Vi 643-9559. Thursday Evenings til 9pm - Marlow's, 867 Main PavmenI programs. Blue Shield Direct Povment programs. ***** floor and five room low sidewalks and 12 " G .E. TV — Black and good shape, runs well, BRAND deo Tape Recorders, TV's, For The Holidays. 643-4121. apartment, second floor, Street. 649-5221. Blue Cross Group Plons tor groups of 3-49 members. Blue new engine parts. $20(X)or PENTLAND FLORIST — ***** around church property. white. AC/DC with a ligh Shield Group Plons tor groups ot 3-49 members. The Stereo's, Washers, Dryers, w/garage. Centrally lo Company has also received approval to discontinue the Blue best offer. Call 646-9589 NEW Visit Us For All Your Holi l o v a b l e l a b r a d o r Call Jack after 5pm, 643- ter cord. Bought 11/82. Refrigerators, Freezers, cated on busline. No pets. BRICKS, BLOCKS, 1694. Retails for over $100, will Shield Preferred progrom and to moke Blue Shield after 4pm, ask for Mark. Ford Motor Company M U C H M O R E! day Needs. See Our Choice, PUPPIES Security. Call 649-7718. STONE — Concrete. Community Contract coveroge available to all present Selection, 24 Birch Street - sell for $60 Firm. 646-7473. Preferred Contract holders. LINCOLN Mforufiy 1984 LABRADORS FOR CHRIST Chimney repairs. No lob KTTCHEN/BATH 643-6247. "Pleasing You Is too small. Call 644-8356. In addition, a new plan. Blue Cross65 ( 356) will replacethe MAS — AKC registered, FOR R EN T — Second For Sale MUST SELL! Court present Blue Cross 65 ( 304). Coveroge under Blue Cross 65 ACCESSORIES Our Pleasure" floor, three room apart (356) corresponds with the higher Medicore amounts NEW 1984 MEICUIY BIOUGHAM 4-DOOR SEDAN MERCURY ***** black. Show and Field trial House One membership. onnounced by the Federal Government to be effective AIR CON DITIONIN G background. Excellent ment. Refrigerator, 1974 DODGE WAGON — STANDARD REAP AXLE SHOP UNIQUE KITCHEN 8. PARK HILL JOYCE Family v^rX^Ingle. Best Jonuary I, I9S4. BROUGHAM Family Dog. Reserve now stove and heat. Lease and This Is to give public notice thot the Company Intends to 55,000 miles. Possed em TINTED GLASS B A TH — 38 Oak Street, FLOWER SHOP — Fancy offer over $75. Call 742- RIGHT HAND REMOTE CONTROL MIRROR Manchester for Wonderful and watch your puppy grow. security required. Call Hollday/Seosonal 41 6490. Implement the approved changes commencing January 1, issions. New exhaust syv fruit baskets. Boxwood DRESSMAKER — Some 1984. AM FM STEREO Gifts for All Those Special Call 646-0323. 643-4750. tern. Some body rust. RADIAL W HIT( WALLS Trees - All Your Christmas ***** alterations. Reasonable Ira Colby. Ill AUTOMATIC TRANSMtSbiON People. 646-9696. ...CHRISTMAS Coroorote Secretory Snow tires on wheels. INTERVAL WINDSHIELD WIPERS Decorating Needs! 36 Oak MANCHESTER — Im Rates. Call 647-8730. 044-11 S500. Call 643-7072. Street. 649-0791. CAMERAS CHRISTMAS LIGHTS — WREATHS FOR SALE In POWER LOCK GROUP maculate second floor, Six outside sets, about bulk, decorated or undec SPEED CONTROL m RENTAL CENTER ***** FOR SA LE ... Canon FD TIITWHFEL two bedroom apartment 120' bulbs, 14 tree sets orated. Call 802-334-2079 TAYLOR RENTAL CEN CENTER PIECES, FRUIT 135mm f/3.5 lens, $70; Canon ■ TOStN OF MANCHESTIR REAR DEFROSTER 9999 In two family house. 3 8 LITER ENGINE T E R — 155 Center Street, FD2X Type A Extender, $90. Inside. Extra bulbs. $75 anytime. D.alers LEOAL NOTICE BASKETS, Flowering Available for occupancy l u x u r y w h e e l c o v e r s Manchester. 643-2496. Both In Excellent Condition, takes It all. Call 742-6871. welcome. The Planning and Zoning Commission will hold o public d u a l illuminated VISOR VANITY MIRRORS Plants tor Your Holiday In December. Applian SNOWPLOWING Bv Pe hearing on Monday. December 12, 1983 at 7:00 P.M. In the RENTS; Glassware, China, Needs. BROW N'S FLO W used very little. Call 643-2711 POWER SEAT DRIVER SIDE ces, garage, large base ter's Tree Service. Call ONE PAIR ELECTRIC FOR SALE — Used 19 " Heoring Room, Lincoln Center, 494 Main Street, Manches PIVOTING FRONT VENT WINDOWS Silverware, Linens, All ERS, INC. 163 Main Street, between 9am and 4pm, ask ter, C T to4iear ond consider the (ollowlng petition; f»OWER SIDE WINDOWS ment. Located In quiet, now for prompt estimate, Indoor. Outdoor Christ Sylvanla GT Matic color Your Special Needs For Manchester, 643-8455. for Mark. 649-2456. FRANCIS M. MADDEN - SPECIAL EXCEPTION - BIRCH STREET Holiday Entertaining. residential neighbor mas candles, 3'/2 feet tall TV , needs work. $75 or (M-54) - Application under Article II. Section 5.02.01 to con hood. Handy to busline. $7.00. Phone 649-2433. best offer. Call 647-1560 vert a three-famllv dwelling to o tlve-lomlly dwelling -117 if cam $475 month. No utilities. HOUSECLEANING — after 6pm. Birch Street. Reliable work offered At this hearing Interested persons may be heard and written Call 643-4589. SKI BOOTS MUNGRI, communications received. Copies ot this petition have been weekly or bi-weekly. Ref size 6'/} very good condi (lied In the Town Clerk s off Ice and may be Inspected during r m ONE BEDROOM — erences. Call 646-1844. office hours. _ tion. Only $30, Call 646- PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION Downstairs. Heat, hot 0599 and ask for Chris. Leo Kwash, Secretory water, parking Included. HOUSEWORK AND/OR Warm Knit Dated ot Monchester, C T this 30th dov ot November. 1983. No appliances. One adult LIG H T care for elderly. 042-11 preferred. No children or Experienced with refer pets. Security. $290 ences. Call 643-0639 after Cosuol Twosome KO AAATTER HOV/XOul 5pm. TOWN OF MANCHESTER . LCXDK. AT IT.... • Help Wanted 21 Lots/Land for Sale 33 Apartments for Rent 42 monthly. Call 643-0580. LEOAL NOTICE Rieal Estate At Its meeting on November 22,1983 the Planning and Zoning 8 you'u. 6ET BertER J W ILL CARE FO R CH ILD- Commission made the following decisions. I R E S U L TS WITH A I TEXAS OIL COMPANY Homes for Rent 43 REN at night from 6pm PETER ZERIO - SUBDIVISION - HEW STATE RI3AD (Z-64) Ap family WAHT AP...S FREE CATALOG — Of MANCHESTER — Pri on. Coll 647-0670, after proved with modifications o plan ot subdivision tor 4 lots • needs rrrature person for Homes for Sale 31 375/401 New Stote Rood. ..r o .r r short .trips surrounding land bargains, 5 acres to vate house, 7 rooms, 5;30pm. 500 acres, covering Ver fireplace, carpeting, full CHRISTINE SAMMARTINO - SITE PLAN - ADAMS Hartford. Contact custo TOLLAND — Shart term Approved with moditicotlons o site plon - 385V/399 & Court of Probote. mont and the Berkshlres basement. One months THE PERFECT XMAS 401/413V Adams Street. .n * u « District of Manchester mers. We train. Write lease or rent with option CHRISTINE SAMMARTINO - IHLANt) WETLAND - A O ^ S NOTICE OF HEARING K.T. Dickerson, Pres., MANCHESTER — at lowest imaginable pri security and lease re G IFT...a clean house for BRAND Lovely 7-f rooms with ces. Write: Land Ca quired. Children wel to buy available an this 6 STREET (S'SS) • Aooroved with moditicotlons ond iimiTo- Estate of Helen A. Cole, Southwestern Petro room ranch. Family- the holidays. Call In T H E “ion, on inland weilSnS permit - 385V/399 6 401/413V Adams on incooable oerson NEW leum, Box 789, Ft. Worth, In-ground swimming talog, P.O. Box938, North come. No pets. $650 CLEAN TE A M and have Pursuont to an order of Hon. Adams, MA 01247. room, lli/lngroom with J S^ASSOeiATES - SITE PLAN - EAST CW En ‘^ j Williom E. FitzGerald. Tx. 76101. pool. Both house and monthly plusutllltes. Call the professionals make shed. Two car garage, 649-1861. fireplace, I'/i baths, 2 car Approved modifications to o site plon ■ 592 East Center Street Judge, doted November 28, your house sparkle. Gift 1983 a hearing will be held on 1984 two full baths. Aluminum •••••••••••••«••••■•••■ garage on Va acre. $700 and 536 East Middle Turnpike ___ n .r v « LINCOLN-*8PCURY 0'V'S'.:n month. Call today, 646- certificates available. A copy.Of these decisions hos been tiled In the Town Clerk s on opolicotlon oravlng for siding, gas baseboard Coll Morey at THE authority to sell certain real I A Rooms for Rent 41 LIKE PRIVATE HOME. 8352. office. p l a n n i n g a n d z o n i n g c o m m is s io n estate locoted in the Town of heating. Attractive deck Studio-type apartment. CLEAN TE A M , 721-7066. NEW 1904 LYNX 3-DOOR HATCHBACK N C LYNX off family room. Pre Leo Kwash. Secretary Manchester. County of Hart 4 SPEED TRANSAXLE N C MACHINIST — Expe Utilities, appliances. HEBRON; Raised Ranch, Doted at Monchester. C T this 30th day ot November, 1983. ford as in sold oppilcotion on RADIAL TIRES N c ORDER YOURS TODAY rienced on Bridgeport, miere area. Mr. DeR- Working single adult. No 041-11 file more fully oopeors, ot the occo, Belflore Agency, three bedrooms, tire- Court of Probate on De 1-6 L FUEL SAVER ENGINE set up and operate to GENTLEMAN PRE' children, pets. Call 643- place, family room, over h a lo g e n h ea d la m p s Group I, 647-1413. cember 12, 1983ot 10:00 A.M. 13‘ WHEELS WITH BRiTE WHEEL NUTS blueprint, turning and FERRED. $50.00 weekly. 2880. sized kitchen, two car Palntbig/Poperlng 52 TOWN OF MANCHESTER. CONNECTICUT Dionne E. Yusinos. Ass t. Clerk LEFT DOOR MIRROR CNC experience a plus. 646-2000. garage. Private stone- ••••••••••••••••••••••• NOTICE OF WRAP AROUND TAIL LAMPS ADOPTION OF ORDINANCE . , , , 040-11 SOLID STATE IGNITION Steady employment, be MANCHESTER — Three walled acre lot. In accordance with the provisions ot Chopter 3 , ^ ^ n i M ANCHESTER — Seven rooms. Heat and hot wa FRONT WHEEL DRIVE nefits. Apply: Rodeo Ma SLEEPING ROOM — Pri $525/month. After 5pm, PAINTING AND PAPER and 9 ot the Town Charter, notice Is hereby o'’'*'' BRIGHT BELT MOULDINGS chine, 1 Mitchell Drive, room Cape with raised vate bath and entrance. ter. Stove and refrigera 232-0282. HANGING — Exterior tIon by the Board of Directors ot the Town of Monchester, NOTICE TO CREDITORS BRIGHT WINDSHIELD MOLDINGS Manchester, 646-7804. dormer, 3 or 4 bedrooms, Working adult. Parking. tor. Call 563-4438 or 529- and Interior, ceilings re Connecticut, on Noyember 22,1983. E S TA TE OF BRIGHT MERCURY NOMENCLATURE 5995 ORDINANCE FLORENCE M. MOONAN 2 baths, 1 acre lot, two No smoking. $35. Call 7858. THREE BEDROOMS — paired. References, fully BE IT ORDAINED by theBoordot Directors ot the Town ot Th^ Hon. Normon J. Preuss. BACKS PINION STEERING ; story horse barn and CARGO AREA COVERS WAITRESSES NEEDED 649-6526. Two baths, garage, wa- Insured. Quality work. Manchester thot the ordinance adopted by this B o w d ^ Judge, of the Court of Pro* HIGH BACK BUCKET SEATS — Part time. Lunch, corral, suitable for two THREE SPACIOUS sher/dryer hoak-up. Martin Mattsson, even April 20, I9S2, o , amended, which o'’" bate. District of Andover at a FULL WIDTH CLOTH SEAT TRIM W/ NEW FABRIC horses. 1000 sq. ft. garage Cheney Hall Boord of Commissioners, Is here^re^iM . heoring held on November dinner' and weekends. MATURE WORKING ROOMS — In newer four References. Available ings 649-4431: 23, 1983 ordered thot all COLOR KEYED VINYL HEAD LININGS ’ with heat and electric, Knit _ This Ordinance shall toke effect ''i” *,?o) McPh e r s o n s t r u t f r o n t s u s p e n s io n Ideal for housewives. G E N TLE M A N — Kitchen family. Appliances, heat, January 1st, No pets. Call bllcatlon In this newspoper *'*!"" tfT.mon ciolms must be presented to MANUAL FRONT DISC BRAKES Apply: Antonio's, 956 property now producing privileges. Parking. Near laundry. $435. Immediate doy, otter this publication ot this 9^^'"“ '’'* the flduclory on or before 13 GALLON GAS TANK 643-6452. $500. ••••••••••••••••••••••• SIMALL February 23, 1984 or be Main Street. incom e. $110,000 By bus line. References re occupancy. Call 646-0063. signed bv not less than five (5) p*/*:*'''R^ INSIDE h o o d RELEASE Owner. Would consider Bulldlng/Controctlng 53 MEDIUM Town, os determined trom the latest re^ borred os by low provided. OAV/NIGHT REARVIEW MIRROR quired. Call 647-9033. glstrars of Voters, has not been (lied with the Town Clerk re Shoron B. Preuss, Clerk trade for two family In MANCHESTER, CEN Store/Offlce Space 44 The fiduclories ore: FOLDING REAR SEAT COOK WANTED For LARGE questing Its reference to o special Town election. *e Manchester. Call 649-7373 TR A L — Large one bed James F. Fogorty Richard P. Moonan Daycare Center. 10am to 10 Tonglewood Drive or 643-0797. L E T YOUR newspaper room apartment on LEON CIESZYNSKI Secretary 1pm, Monday thru Friday help you keep fruit lars Board ot Directors Bolton, C T 00040 to prepare lunch. $3.37 second flo o r. $425. 474 MAIN STREET — BUILDER — New homes, 5 0 1 2 , Manchester, Connecticut and sparkling clean and Heated. Security deposit Russell T. Moonan per hour. Call 646-7090. Business office space. additions, remodeling, PHOTO-GUIDE Dated at Manchester, Connecticut 62 South R o ^ sweet smelling. Wash and lease. Coll 6463253 or rec rooms, garages, kit ••••••••••••••••••••••• First floor, across from this 23rd day of November, 1983 Bolton, C T 06040 You can't go wrong. Successful Cougar, lars, dry completely then 6468268. chens remodeled, ceil The cowl-neck sweater is 043-11 put a large piece of post office. Call 646-2426, 038-n BAR TEN D ER — We need Condominiums 32 9am-5pm weekdays. ings, bath tile, dormers, simple to knit from soft roomy Marquis, sporty Lynx. With low experienced bartender to newspaper Inside the |ar mohair yam and so warm- FOUR ROOM APART roofing. Residential or INVITATION TO BIO prices, o wi REAL SALE ENDS SATUHDAY, DECEMBER 3,1983 ESTATE Santa’s Bag Of Horrx* of Ifxr Wcrh 19 iponsoMtO hy lh» MnnchHSle' Huratd R ___ t ■ Home of the Week Good Gift HOME South Windsor ’99,000 T ^ ; . n - r A home of the week that truly deserves that distinction. It has everything you’d ever waht or need at a price you can afford. 4 bedrooms, large country kitchen, dining room, 2 car at- OF THE tached'^airage, 3 zone heating, heatolater. All set on a large lot in a desirable South W indsor 3 neighborhood. A. Our 12.96*13.96. Cotton sweaters in D. W. FISH REALTY CO. novelty stitches, fashion colors, S-M-L .. *io B. Our 6.97. Men’s yarn-dyed, cotton flannel WEEK 243 Mam SI Manchojisr TsI; 643 1591 plaid sport shirts, S-XL...... 6.97 Vernon Circle Vernon 672-9153 C. Our 5.97.,,Toddlers' 1-pc. SEF® modocrylic/ polyester sleepers, sizes 1-4...... 3.07 rs 19.97. Women’s split-suede leather ]>oots. fleecy acrylic lining... Pr. *14 Remington® rechorge- IT IS II giff box...... 20.07 . MANCHESTER $59,900 "RIG HOUSII BIG LOT INVESTORS WANTED Delightful, well-maintained starter home Expandable 5 room "SUPER CQNDO" For this large6-6 duplex. Each apartment has large kitchens, Cape with first floor family room. 2 bedrooms, thermopanepull Fully applianced 3’'v room condominium New wall to wall car living rooms, formal dining rooms and three bedrooms Sepa out windows Convenient location near shopping and bus ANDOVER peting Well maintained grounds, pool Low Condo fees-$36 60 rate utilities makes this home suitable for investment Check Don't miss this opportunity, call our Manchester office for ap A beauty thru out. 4 bed rooms. 2 baths. Large Rec Room, flue per month Murry on this one' $41,90000 out the details today $74,900 pointment 643-4000 for wood stove. Many fruit trees and flowering shrubs 1 0 acres, above ground pool, barn and pasture All this and more for only $79.900 00 "i ' >» 'H liiiT NEVER COMPROMISE This home offers the kind of sparkling beauty that comes i l t e awfe. - from an elegantly designed and decorated home It features MANCHESHR $99,900 four bedrooms, living room, dining room, family room with fire Impressive 7 room Colonial features 3 BR's, DR. front to back "NICE RESIDENTIAL AREA in NORTH COVENTRT" "IN-LAW APARTMENT" place. rec room, oversized 2 car garage, and rear patio Move living room w/fireplace. kitchen w/breakfast bar. enclosed sun- Three bedroom ranch. Living room with fire place. Large Goes With this lovely Raised Ranch 4 Bedrooms. 2 baths. Oak right in $115,000 porch and french doors, wall to wall carpeting throughout An kiichen with Dining area Full basement, Tool shed Nice lot of Floors and wall to wall, garage. Spacious kitchen Like new exceptional home and a must to see Call for details now acre plus with woods in rear Asking $64 500 00 condition Owners anxious* $79.000 00 N w e can help you become a 643-4060 "REALE" PROFESSIONAL! TEDFORD Call 646-4525. and ask lor Dan. m REAL ESTATE, INC. STRANO REAL ESTATE D.F. REALE, INC. f r e e 172 EAST CENTER STREET Market Real Etlale 64 7-9914 MANCHESTER. CONN 06040 1 7 S Molfi St.. n M ic lM tttf. Ct. REAL ESTATE SERVICES evaluation 646-4S2S 223 East Cantar St., Manchaatar 6434040 Rt. 44A Bolton 646-2000 0 m m V Manchester — 43 Forest St. One of original Cheney Estates. Gracious & charming 10 room Victorian mini-mansion. e . .. . r e EXECUTIVE L O T S ____ ■'V'' '. S£Vi‘‘.V JUST LISTED 60’s 5+ ACRES CARTER ST. Spacious 3 bedroom Green Manor ranch with lire- Beautiful wood lots in Manchester Ideal (or custom de placed living room and attached garage. An excellent signed homes. 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And Mu m ' 5-18 MtotM* 6-16^ showers possible Friday — See page 2 Beirut attacks r poR add to fears GRtf ... WETHERSFIELD - The unem ployment rate in Manchester for of major war October was 4.5 percent — about Death one-fifth of 1 percent under the unadjusted state average of 4.7 BEIRUT. Lebanon (U PI) - A Lebanon, a French military spo percent, which was a four-year French peace-keeping soldier was kesman said. low, according to figures released killed and another wounded In an The French soldier killed was by the state Labor Department ambush today and a lone assassin the first to die since the Oct. 23 Wednesday. There were 1,264 town shot and killed a ranking Druze suicide bombing that leveled a residents unemployed during the religious leader in his west Beirut French barracks in west Beirut period. apartment. and killed 58 French soldiers. In The rate in Coventry wps even The attacks came amid escalat all, 76 French soldiers have been lower — 3.6 percent, with 179 ing violence that threatened to killed since the French first unemployed — while Andover plunge Lebanon intoatiother round arrived in August 1982. hovered almost two percent above of civil war between Druze Mos French warplanes retaliated for the average at 6.5 percent with 82 lems, Christians, and the Lebanese the suicide bombing Nov. 17, unemployed, a Lal^r Department army. striking pro-Iranian targets near spokeswoman said today. “ A lone gunman was allowed the central town of Baalbeck. The unemployment rate for into Sheikh Halim Takieddine's The French spokesman said the Bolton was 4.6 percent, with 103 appartment by his maid,” said a ambush occurred at 5:50 a.m., residents unemployed, she said. Druze community spokesman. surprising the routine patrol in Seasonally adjusted figures put "The man asked to see the sheikh Beirut's Tayyouneh region near the state unemployment rate at 5 and on entering the room, fired a the city's southern Shiite Moslem percent, down two tenths of 1 few shots from a silencer-equipped neighborhood. The Lebanese army percent from the adjusted Sep pistol and killed him." fired back at the attackers. tember rate. Those were the lowest Takieddine was the head of the "The Lebanese army was very figures since November 1979, Druze religious courts — a title courageous. Without their rapid Labor Commissioner Joseph Pe- that ranks second to that of intervention, the patrol would have raro said. community's religious leader suffered greater casualties,” the Unadjusted figures showed that Sheikh Mohammed Abu Chakra. spokesman said. "Tw o of our unemployment dropped from 4.9 to The noon assassination came a soldiers were wounded. One of 4.7 percent during the period. day after intense artillery battles them died on the operating table. Statewide, 76,400 residents were between Druze and Lebanese The second is slightly injured." out of work in October compared to army in the mountains east of Druze leader Walid Jumblatt 79,100 in September. Beirut forced the Beirut airport to warned in an interview published New records were set in the close and sent shells slamming into today by the Kuwaiti newspaper Al economy with Connecticut resi Christian areas. The airport re Watan that a new war could trigger dents earning an all-time high of $4 mained closed today. a confrontation between the billion, the department said. U PI photo Only hours earlier today, gun superpowers. In October 1982, the state's men ambushed a French peace "The Americans and the Soviets Pro-Iranian Shiite women hold up ah protesting the expulsion of the charge unemployment rate was 7.7 per keeping patrol in what Lebanese are facing each other, and a single anti-American poster as well as Iranian d'Affaires. The diplomat was supposed cent, with 110,700 people unem wrong shot could start a war ployed, the department said. The Security sources said was a repri to leave Lebanon today but the airport sal for French air. strikes against paper flags Wednesday during a national seasonally adjusted un pro-Iranian targets in central Please turn to page 10 demonstration at the Iranian embassy was closed due to shelling this morning. employment rate for October dropped to 8.8 percent from 9.3 percent in September. A year ago, the national unemployment rate was 10.5 percent. Burns wants complete removal of toll booths The department said there were 406,400 jobs in the manufacturing By Mark A. Dupuis collecting tolls on the 129-mile tolls from the turnpike and three hand, claim toll plazas pose safety Under the plan submitted by sector, an increase of 1,800 jobs United Press International turnpike on Dec. 31,1985, and begin Hartford-area bridges already has and health hazards and that tolls Burns, collection of the turnpike since ^ptem ber and 400 more jobs SormwiBAijWtaiianwO work to tear down the eight come under fire, however, and are discriminatory in that they are tolls would end on Dec. 31, 1985, than existed in October 1982. tafOn.MYwir'iNomialwwi. ___ _ concentrated in the southern part with the removal of the toll plazas Stiund O i B w lo o «t»o l Wdwo B «u n »o . HARTFORD - The state De turnpike toll plazas on Jan. 1,1986. ' lawmakers already are talking The department also reported P oM O . rrapoHL wmi Tog And SetM partment of Transportation pro about repealing it in their next of the state. expected to be completed by Sept. 4,449,700 non-agricultural jobs, up HpToMen«maWMrXM.O- It . The toll removal law approved 30. 1986. posed today that the state remove Bum's recommendations, in a session, which begins in February. by 7,600 from Septmeber. A ».Q lii««l Tioawnofk 0( Monwiio this year required Burns to initiate Conipony. all tolls from the Connecticut report mandated by the Legisla Improvements were scattered removal of the tolls from the The Legislature did not mandate Turnpike at the same time instead ture, differed from the toll removal Opponents of toll removal claim throughout the apparel, printing, turnpike and bridges in the Hart nor did Burns recommend a plan Our 8.47, Blanket of phasing out the controversial plan approved earlier this year by the $57 million collected annually publishing and metal industries, ford area by Oct. 1, 1985, with the for removal of tolls from the Sleeperi, 4-6X, S7 levies as advocated by lawmakers. lawmakers and signed into law by at toll plazas is needed to finance said Labor spokesman C. Richard work to be completed by Jan. 1. Merritt and Wilbur Cross DOT Commissioner J. William Gov. William O'Neill. highway and bridge repairs. Ficks. 1987. parkways. Burns proposed that the state stop The law mandating removal of Opponents of tolls, on the other Women testify vs. doctor Colum bia HARTFORD (UPI) - The Con would review the evidence pres no record of his past behavior. didn’t reply necticut Medical Examining ented during the day-long hearing Roisman said Stern gave up his Board has not decided whether to before making a decision. Connecticut practice voluntarily revoke the license of a Connecticut Stern, a specialist in gastroente after the allegations were raised SOUTH WINDSOR (UPI) — doctor, now practicing in Florida, rology, gave up his narcotics and sought psychiatric help. Forty-two first graders tried accused of sexually molesting license in August 1979 and surren “ He never tried to excuse his today to talk to astronauts several patients. dered his medical license when he behavior. There never was an aboard the space shuttle Colum The board heard testimony left the state after practicing for attempt to cover up or whitewash bia as it orbited earth for the Wednesday from five women in more than 10 years. He was in his anything,” said Roisman, describ 47th time. their 20s who said Dr. P. Gary late 30s. ing his client as "tremendously Dr. Owen Garriott did not Stern fondled and seduced them The accusations against him remorseful.” respond. and photographed them in the nude first surfaced in 1980 after Women His attorneys did not attempt to Columbia was 155 miles over in his office and Bloomfield home Against Medical Abuse issued a refute the testimony of the five the Avery Street School when while practicing in Connecticut survey reporting 18 cases of sexual patients or deny he had been Sally O'Dell, a ham radio -r sexually active with his patients. operator and mother of a more than three years ago. abuse by doctors, dentists and student, tried to make contact ♦ .5 ' Department investigators said it other health professionals in the has taken them three years to state. A 29-year-old woman said she with Garriott, one of six aboard obtain statements from the pa Stern did not attend Wednes was a drug addict when she first the space lab who became an tients and convince five of them to day's hearing, but his lawyer visited Stern in 1976 for gastroin amateur radio devotee in high testify. Gerald A. Roisman of Hartford, testinal problems. She said she school. The state Department of Health objected to the proceedings, say was “ stunned” when he made "K iio Bravo One Oscar a(^ Services listed 44 charges against ing Stern no longer held a valid advances. “ I didn't know how to Avery Street School, calling Stern, including prescribing nar Connecticut license and should not react," she said. W5LSL” Mrs. O'Dell said re cotics to known drug addicts and be subject to the revocation action. Stern continued the advances peatedly into her microphone. faiiling to keep proper drug The state argued Stern's alleged and sent or prescribed prescrip At 10:47 a.m. an incoming voice records. actions show he “.is unable to tion drugs for the next two years broke up due to interference and Stern now lives in Coral Springs, practice medicine with reasonable when she was living in and out of was unintelligible. The only Fla,, where he practices medicine skill and or safety” and should the state. She finally told psychia other voice heard was one in several hospitals with a Florida have his license revoked perman trists at St. Francis Hospital about saying "what's your call, license he obtained before leaving ently. Without the proceedings. the incidents after attempting please. This is WCIJ. I'm in suicide in 1978 while on narcotics Holyoke (M ass.)" ' - V . Connecticut in July 1980. Stern could obtain a license in Members of the board said they Connecticut or another state, with prescribed by Stern. “ Well, we tried. That's what's important-we tried,” Joan Negotiations resume next week Jarsen told the class. Negotiations between teachers certainly,” Dickau said. "W e're said the administration's offer ' ' I at five area Catholic high schools going back to mediation in a amounts to a 35 percent pay I n t t i H o T # k H o u and administrators will resume good-faith attempt to reach a increase over three years. But iiiaiM C I U M ay next week, after a month-long halt settlement.” union members have said that Herald photo by Pinto. and talk of a strike. Union members, up until now, offer actually represents a 30 ** oaoes, 2 sections Out Our State mediator Rido Comarco have been harshly critical of the percent increase, and a poor AUvire ' 8.57- M Reg. 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