20 - MANCHKSTKR HERALD, Tuesday, Dec. 4, 1984

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HanrhratrrV/iliano r*'hiai*rr» ^ MrralJi Manchester. Conn. — A City of Village Charm W ednesday, Dec. 5, 1984 — Single copy: 25C i* » .»eiS S lT » nir I miiinawiniiiiistio nw— ii i > n new fear ^ « Hijackers in India - release 24 United Press International KIJWAIT (UPI) - Hijackers The demand was made 29 hours who killed one passenger ■— said to BHOPAL. — from ^ after the hijucking of the French be a U.S. diplomat — on a Kuwaiti made Airbus, which was flying fuiieralpyresshrouded Bhopal and V/ ■' ^ jeiliner at the Tehran airport bodies heaped about the city posed # L ~f W P ’ ^ from Kuwait lo Fakistan with 155 released 24 of iheir liostages today passengers and II crew members. a threat of epidemic today as the fJ^ K lli*Jk and demanded provisions to take death toll from a poison gas leak olf for an unknown destination. "Flight facilities have been pas.sed 1,600 and some 50,000 ^ tv ^ The Araliic-.speaking air pirates demanded at a time when show is »people sought medical ’ r N al.so demanded freedom for a fulling heavily in Tehran and a Officials of Union Carbide said M V group of pri.soner.s in K uw aiti ja ils thick fog prevails over Mchrabud initial investigation showed ill exchange for the remaining Airport, " the lUNA dispatch said more than 25 methyl hostages and threatened tohlow up "Airport officials say that flight is ■.socyanate spewed into the a ir over \ ' ' "-t, the plwe, Iran's official Islamic po.ssible. It is .said that the plane central Indian city after \ 'V'd'll Hepubric News Agency said has enough fuel for departure." "runaway chemical '. »W The hijackers, who let 46 women IRNA said the hijackers were in caused pressure to storage 1 'A' and children leave Tuesday, re­ conlaet with the Kuwaiti charge tank and a safety valve to open leased a wounded pa.sscnger today d'affaires to Tehran. Kuzem al the pesticide plant. 'IHiL'v and later relea.sed 23 |x-ople, M aarefi. over- liringing the number of freed "The hijackers, in their negotia­ whelmed a scrubber meant to 1 hostages lo 70. neutralize the gas,” Union Carbide tions, have identified the dead IHNA said the dead pas.senger ■spokesman V ijay Avasti said. passenger, which previously was was an American diplomat, but a said to be a British national, as an , The Union Carbide chief medical ‘ spokeswoman at the U.S. Stale » officer, Dr. L.D. Ujya. said proper i American diplomat, " IHNA said D eparlm eni in Washington .said medical treatment could have j "T he hijackers have reportedly the dead man’s identity could nol demanded the Kuwaiti diplomat lo saved many of the victims, but.the / he confirmed. sheer volume and extent of the gas . i y ^ immediately inform the Kuwaiti ".So la r II has nol been confirmed release had overwhelmed / I authorities of their demands, oth­ facilities. • w.-, whether his death oecured in a' erwise they would explode the clash or if the hijackers have Search teams today looked for plane and carry out their threats," carried oul their threats and killed more bodies in mud huts in the l ’ IR N A said. him," IRNA said. dozen shanty towns surrounding I ■ V Threalening lo blow up the Kuwaiti government officials, Bhopal, and doctors said another plane, the hijackers forced the who had no immediate comment pilot to land the airliner at 1.000 people who inhaled the deadly . ' y on the barter request, said the gas — most of them children — Tehran's Mehrabad Airixin. I i y. prisoners apparently are 21 people were in critical condition and in M 4 IR N A .said the injured pas­ jailed for their roles in December senger, xiescribed only as a man 1983 bombings againsl French and with a dark complexion, was taken The final death toll for M onday's | U.S. targets in Kuwait. gas leak at a Union Carbide f off the aircraft. pesticide plant will not be known *' ” for days. Official reports set the death toll , H e r.id photo by Pin,o Fire hurts man, - »!•.8"'" Utilities District officials and firehouse. District voters approved the Minister ArjOT Singh told a news Others count ballots Tuesday night at a -plans 94 to 41 with one abstentinn Thp re?orded‘"620 dLih^buTacknowf- disfrict^ should*°h ,, district will pay $85,000 for the land at E edged his figu'res were incomplete. oistrict Should buy land on Tolland 1083 Tolland Turnpike, which is next to damages factory Now, fomous Marilioro Red and Marlboro l ights Singh vowed the Union Carbide I urnpike for Construction of a second a town-owned fire station An employee of the Clark Paint plant in Bhopal is "never going to damage lo the factory, F'ine and Factory on Hartford Road was start functioning here - never % ■ #%.■.■ ■ ■ * ■■ Deputy Town Fire Chief William are also available in a convenient new 25^ pack. burned on his face and neck this Griffin said. morning when a lank of oil The number injured by the gas- W O lG I ^ ||H O IM l3 d C lC C lll^ G C tO I^ S Smoke was pouring from the suddenly ignited in a "fireball," used in manufacturing a widely ~ 10 windows and the lank was still in company owner Harry Fine said. used pesticide — was estimated at flames when the fire department 50,000. In addition to the 1,000 ■ ■ .a I . ^ I a . * ■ ■ ■ Employee Ryzard Pus was. arrived on the scene, Griffin, who treated at Manchester Memorial C was' in charge at the scene, said on DUCKiand firehouse plans Hospital for burns and smoke firefighters extinguished the blaze inhalation, a hospital spokeswo­ in two or three minutes"! Health officials said today un- _ ' man said. Another emplo,vec, Ed buried bodies and thousands of “V * a- . . , C a rro ll Jr., was al.so taken lo the Griffin said fire and smoke decaying carcasses of water buffa- Herald Reporter duplication of services. w'as\inntr.a^r.^''''^'‘’‘ hospital for smoke inhalation. Fine damage was minimal. Fine esti los, goats and other animals n •. , Although district residentsaiiih ■Tv,.-.ir....'i ^ a, v said. mated the value of the inventory littered the slum area around the .Residents of the Eighth Utilities orized the purchase of the land in slaliom .s t t^t.v'"'^ for (the town Fine said the fire began as Pas lost to water damage on the floor plant posed the threat of epidemics Distri^ct authorized the district September, the PZC's unfavorable dic.ri.i i iv was pouring soya alkyd, a paint where the fire started and the floor that could further inflate the death “f Directors Tuesday night report made a second meetinE for in,./her "" a ingredient, into an often .5no-gallon below could be as high as $.10,000 to \ toll. • to buy land on which to build a necc.ssarv. '>^‘^01.0 meiiing tor another one, saidoneWood- holding lank on the third floor of $50,000. the factory al about 7. 30 a.m. The At the hospital morgues, people overriding a report by .Joyner’ and others said ih.. 'iji,.'/ Fine said it was the first lim e the tank burst into flames. stood in long, winding lines today .allornative to building a firehoise with oVfkt^Tl07rTnl/ open tank had been used to store Fine said he and the four, other waiting their turn to identify the C’e more than 100 protection for 16.000 people for bv vour rales " Fine guessed the fire was caused Carbide plant early Monday, en- gathered at the district $.326,000 a year while the t,/wn l Iren^e ’ *’® . sprinklers The water they and the by static electricity in the tank. But veloping Bhopal and a 15-square- Street that the provides fire protection for 32 000 district's n?'.,.*! '’”^ h '^® fire department dumped on the Griffin said the fire marshal had mile area in a deadly cloud. had left the district no option people at a cost of oyer $3 m inora dt*nts had^ been’ /'^ district resi- blaze cau.sed the bulk of the not yet determined the cause. Some victims were killed as they hat to go ahead and build its own veur. \ ■ , h®,®” pre.sented with slept. Others, eyes burning and ^rehouse to serve the Buckland ’ .Joyner estimatecl contractiuE o vo\T‘ H p’’ ^»s h “‘'?V'’ lungs bursting, fled into the wintry ^ «'ilh the town would cost ihv fir..hp.*.t„ estimated a new night and died in the streets or . . ^he land the district plans to buy district over $100,000 a year ssnn nnn*^..nH t '®“*’ Probate Judge orders m ade th e ir w ay to pa cke d a • » ' 4 f 2 - MANCHEeTER MKRAl.l), Wednesday, Dec. 5, 1984 MANfHKSTKR HERAl.D. WfctiiOMl.i\ D.i .5 19 Cut Your Own Taxes Directors approve design team for project engineering

By Alex Girelli the directors at their meeting Kandra said he hopes to h.n eihe nurmal work u( the dep.irliiu'iil by General Manager R iiIh'I'I Weiss design le.im would l>e p.ud lor Here’s how to increase your tax deductions in 1984 Herald Reporter Tuesday that' to have the projects building mainlenaiuv crew do The assistant town engineer. W il­ Ih.il the town would nut atlrael largely with slate ,'nd leik'i'.il de.sjgned by outside firms would .some work which will join his liam t'aniusei. will supei'Mse the gixid eandidates money from gr.inis lor the (irojeils probably includes interest for December. If you make Editor's note: This is the third in a series of four percent. Thus under the indexing formula, income tax deductible 1985 expenses — and claiming the zero A plan to add (our member.s to double their cost office to the ad jairp t one in wdi'k lor sjH'i i'al projei ts he s.iid Kandra said the key is the they design the January payment at the end of December, you articles on steps you can take this year to "Cut Your brackets, the zero-bracket limit, the standard bracket amount in 1985. But whether or not you claim the town engineering .stafi (or I.ineoln Cenler In that oil ice. He said there would -tx' limes .issistani engiiuvr. who is alre.uty lie s.iid lli.it more import.nil may deduct from 1984 income the interest that applies Own Taxes and Save." deduction and twrsonal exemptions will all be raised the zero bracket, claim every deduction you can on about three years so projects ten In a report to the directors. whii h is to be vacated by the w a.ter when both Seiikiiw and r.iniu.sei on the -Staff He s.iid a civil than doll.irs saved isl hesiM-iHl w ith '4.1 percent. This will mean substantial savings for this year's taXTeturn. to December. be des igned in-house w as approved Kandra said the town has eon- departmeni when it moves to its w oil Id have to w orkon both type's ol engiiH'er - oix' ot the tour which engintvring will gel done By Robert Metz individual taxpayers. Here are your best shots: If you know you are facing If you have an office in your home that qualifies as a Tuesday night by the Board of traeted with the state to design two new iivalnieni plant, the project projeels pi'o|K>sed new slallers would lie Ho s.nd he li.is loiind that projeels deductible expense, you may want to have it painted Also, exemptions for each taxpayer and dependent major medical or dental expenses, get the work Directors with the condition that a major projects — the S3 million design team will be .set up Kandra s.iid that on projeil a re'eemt gradii.ile looking for for which Ihi' cngiiuvring is We are entering an age of indexing. Congress will increase to $11,040 from $1,000. Finally, the started and pay some bills by December. to establish a 1984 deduction. separate budget be set up for its reconstruction of Tolland Turn­ design wink, Camosei would re­ experience as a me.ins loi' qiialili complete ,irc the ones that get provided indexing to disarm that agent of automatic standard deduction wliltTise to $2,390 from $2,300. On a If you're planning a big purchase like a car, boat, or Write off bad debts in 1984. operation. pike and $1.2 million in improve- Kandra said there w ill he some port direx'tly to him most ol the- ing for ad\ ancennenl gr.inis when they lie come tax increases, inflation. joint return it rises to $3,540 from $3,400. ' -»— !". truck, you may want to buy in 1984 to nail down the If you incur some business expenses that are nbt Separating the budget was .sug-' nx'nfs to seven town intersect kms. eo.st to the office modiliealion but time Penny said the town si.ill ti.is av.nl.ilile In the past, our tax brackets were keyed to set levels So if you are going to itemize your deductions this sales tax deduction. reimbursed by your employer, pay those expenses gested by Director Stephen Penny The town will collect $200,000 from that it w ill ' not be a major dcvrea.sed since J98II He s.iid llie of dollar income. As inflation reduces the value of the year, the key strategy guiding your financial One of the rasiest items to schedule is the charitable before the end of 1984. (Most employee business so the cost of the change can be the state (or the design work, undertaking Beyond that, he .said, VSeinlx'rg said she was lon- town hirqfi 100 CETA emploetvs Direelor .l.iines Eog.irly said dollar, taxpayers get catch-up raises — they are paid decisions until the end of 1984 should be to take every deduction. Be sure to make the payments before Dec. expenses are subtracted from your raw income to evaluated in the futun*. which Kandra said will pay .some it will lx* necessary to buy a cuuple eerne'd that whe*n the town adds and later lermin.iled .iboiil 95 ol selling up the prujei'l design le.im more dollars for their .services So they land in higher deduction you can while putting off income to 1985. 31. determine adjusted gross income). Public Works Director George of the cost of the added personnel oi desks and drafting tables slafl members, they don t le.ive them He said the numlh'r ol will give the lui.ird .1 ch-iiu-e to brackets — and pay more tax even though they Herein; ways to speed deductions. State income taxes that will be due in 1985 can be Kandra had sugge.sted the addi-d Mayor Barbara Weinberg asked Kandra told Weinberg he plans She said she- had Ixen thinking pemianenl town employees has evalii.ile the p.isl iwrlormaiu'e of haven't, really earned more. paid this year. In some areas you can prepay your staff, saying it would save Man­ Kandra what additional costs to have Town Engineer Waller about one-year e o n irails lor the grow If very slow ly the engineer'iug sl.ill despite the So tax rates will remain the same in 1985 but the TAX TR AP: It will not be worth the effort to real-estate taxes as well. TAX TIP : In scheduling payments such as medical chester time and money. He told there would be beyond the salaries. Senkow continue to supervise the added staff memlx-rs but was told Penny saiH iheeosi olllie pi ojeel dillereiu e in si/e dollar amounts on the lax brackets are being raised by rearrange your expenses if your itemized deductions and charitable contributions, remember that if you a factor representing the increase in the cost of living don't exceed your zero-based amount. TAX TR AP: High-bracket taxpayers should not charge them to a credit card in December, you can between 1983 and 1984. prepay state taxes if subject to the alternative take the deduction in 1984 even though you won't have The government has announced that the Consumer TAX TIP: If deductions do exceed zero-bracket minimum tax. Consult a tax adviser. to pay the credit card charges until you are billed in Manchester In Brief Weiss tells board of accomplishments Price Index for the past 12 months has risen 4.1 amount, consider "bunching" in 1984 — prepaying Remember, your January mortgage payment the next year. With little comment, the Board about to retire as one problems in the police depart inenl. h,indieap|)ed lielore Ihi'i'e was a Boarc^eluctant on manual of Directors Tuesday unanimously He praised Herman Passeanlell. including a lack ul mnioi'ily leder.il progr.mi with lli.it goal acceepted a report from (ieiieral head ol the building maintenanee nffieers and a detieieiiey in euni .And he said tlie town's , sell Weather _ The Board of Mreotors balked Tuesday night at spending Manager Rohert Weiss on the division, and his cfvws Inr wink iiiunily relations insiiraiiee in ogr.mi h.is si.ihilized Peopletalk $30,0OT for a manual on the operation and maintenance of the aevompli.shments of the town done* on nuinieipal hinidings Weiss said the iiaramedie sys the cost ol msuraiiee town s new water treidmeiu plant, but voted, in favor of ther admini.stration over the pa.st two lem is a great siieivss w hieh works He iiled the new Park Division expenditure after townYt^iinisirators argued in favor of it. years. He said the detective division well heeanse it was eareliilly g.irage on Chariei' Oak Street and His h a ^ ’s in the maggots Today’s forecast "The manual is to be devesjoped to town specifications by Weston Democratic Director Stephen T. has lx*en slrengltx'iied and ,1 |xiliee planiUHt the new water irealmenl |)l.inl on Connecticut, Massachusetts and Sampson of Boston, d ^ g n e r s of the plant. Cassano move-d to accept the commiiniealions syslem is to lie He said Manchester started a Spring Street as exaiiipk's ol Prince Charles i.s serving a.s patron of In.stalled But he said ihere aix* lirogram to remove harriei's to tlie |)rugress Operation Raleigh, a program similar to - and Rhode Island: Winter storm ItiWould serve as a guidi to operating the plant and as a report and Republican Direxlor W illiam . D iana sex'onde-d the mo­ Outward Bound, which will provide children with watch western and central Mas­ ^ouble-shooting/RKimial whpn .something does not function well. a chance to mature and see part r>f the'world on sachusetts and interior Connecti­ rr Public Works Mreclob-Seorge Kandra told the directors. tion. Director Eleanor Coltman. a the ship Sir Walter Raleigh. cut for Thursday. Partly cloudy Director James Fogarty said he thinks the manual should have former school board menilHT. praised both Weiss and SupcTin- In a "20-20" interview that ABC will air today. Highs in the mid 30s to been done belWe the plant was completed. Kandra said'the tendenl of Schools James Thursday, Charles told Barbara Walters the lower 40s. Cloudy with snow manual cannot tie made up until selections have been made for Kennedy, program includes such tests of w its and character likely late tonight. Snow mixed equipment aftertiids are submitted. as weighing a python and sticking one's hands with rain along the south coast. Compilation of the manual was one of the items mentioned as Cassano said he enjoyed reading into a mass of maggots. Lows in the mid 20s to mid 30s. an option in the originai contract with Weston and Sampson, but the; report iK-eausc'it constitutes a "When you've got a howl of maggots all Windy Thursday. Snow possibly no price was set. 80010X10' of w hat has takc‘11 pUiec V j writhing away - aaah." Charles said. "-And it heavy western and central Mas­ in town government over the takes quite a lot ... because when you're in the sachusetts and interior Connecti­ Board OKs revaluation plan two-year (x-rind Mayor Barbara middle of the jungle or wherever it is. you can't cut. Rain and snow elsewhere. Weinberg al.so praised the report -\ havesomebody who suddenly says, 'I'm not going Wei.ss, in an oral sum m ary ol his Highs in lhe 30s. A proposal that the town conducl a tax revaluation in-house to do that," bt'cause it lets the whole side down." lO-page report, said the good Maine: Winter storm watch instead of hiring a consultant to do it was approved by unanimous ABC said Walters' reaction to the bowl of interior west on Thursday. relationship between the town and maggots test was a squeak. vote of the Board of Directors Tuesday night: sehiHil administrations been bene­ Mostly sunny today. Highs in the Assessor J: Richard \ incent told the directors he plans to ficial to the town. EYEGLASSES HEARING AIDS 20s north to 30s south. Fair assess income-producing properties on a capitalization of VVeiss said the town has a high ' & SERVICE tonight. Lows near 10 far north to ^^.^^CONTACT LENSES The calm before the storm income formula rather than'the present method of determining calibre ot people working forit "If th^20s along the coast. Snow replacement cost less depreci;ition. you can gel somi'one who js goixl to Winter storm watch for Thursday. Today: partly cloudy. High In the (,ii I No typfcaUewish wedding spreading up through the state In answer to a question from Director Stephen Cassano. replace a good worker who leaves, Thursday but mixed with sleet upper 30s. Wind southwest 10 to 15 mph. Tonight: cloudy with a 70 'There was no hockey game in Nassau GEORGE SHULTZ AND JOAN COLLINS _Vincent said he would use averages o f income to set property that says something about the I//^ and rain along the coast. Highs in percent chance of snow late tonight. Low in the upper 20s. Wind east values. repiilaliun ol the town. " he said. ^ TELESCOPES (I HI I IK Coliseum, the home of the New York Islanders, at State dinner Tuesday night 10 to 20 mph. Thursday: windy with snow mixed at times with sleet it t jS BINOCULARS the 20s north to SOs-south. But Cassano feared that method.while it might produce more Praising the relationship be­ Tuesday night but more than 30,000 people were and rain. Heavy snow possible. High in the mid 30s. Chance of I'Oli expected anyway. New Hampshire: Winter tax revenue for the town, would work against a landlord who tween admini.stralors and the Interesting b g S n B m & All Purpose storm watch for all but the coast precipitation riear 100 percent. Today's weather picture was drawn by The occasion was the wedding of Menachem White House, red carpet charges a low rent because he has elderly tenants. board, Weiss said: "If the general ■ gift ideas. j p i n i INSTRUMENTS I \ ) I M(H \ / Michelle Noyes, 9, of 193 North Elm St., a fourth grader at Bowers Mendel Teitelbaum and his first cousin, Brucha Thursday. Mostly sunny today. Cassano told Vincent he wanted him to make lest evaluations manager and the council arc- The While House has been full of entertainment School. Sima Meisels, both 18 and the grandchildren of people this week. Highs in the 20s north to 30s of 20 or 30 income properties to .see what shift in the tax burden it arguing. or it deparlmenl heads Grand Rabbi Rebbe Moses Teitelbaum, spiritu- Joan Collins, star of television's "Dynasty," south. F a ir followed by increas­ might produce: are afraid ol being innovative, everybody pulls their heads in " ral leader of more than 25,000 Salmar Hasidim was one of the celebrities invited Tuesday for a ing cloudiness tonight. Lows in Earlier. Director James Fogarty asked what assessment He also said the town has done Jews in Brooklyn. state welcome for Venezuelan President Jaime the teens and 20s. Snow Thurs­ methods he would change and how they might shift the tax load. day but m ixed with sleet in the well in collec'live bargaining and Men and women were lob e seated separately Lusinchi, and Lou Rawls had an Oval Office visit Vincent said the changes will not shift the balance in any way 763 MAIN ST , MANCHESTER for the eating and celebrating and the $250 000 the day before. south and m ixed rain and snow has made an effort in affirmative action even though it has not met 191 MAIN ST.. MAlJCHESTEH cost of the ceremony, including 150 buses to ferry Collins said she understood that the firk family on the coast. Highs in the 20s EAST BROOK MALL. MANSFIELD the guests, is being picked up by affluent "possibly do occasionally " watch her program. north to 30s south. Financial talk set at MHS with much suecess in hiring Hassidim here and abroad. The party was not Rawls and President Reagan discussed the Vermont: Winter storm watch memlx'rs of minority gmiips. The guidance department at Manchester High School will hold tASTtKN COMMKtICVrt scheduled to break up until dawn Wednesday singer's work for the United Negro College Fund Thursday Becoming sunny but But he told the board there are its annual financial aid evening Thur.sday at 7 p.m. in the school personnel pnihlems. citing a lack UMomo m u saavtct o^rtaAMSi and the Dec p education telethon he will co-host. cold today. Highs 25 to 30. Loa cafeteria. Parents and students whoareplanningtofurthertheir "1 asked him if he was going to make another of counseling for retirees or those •k ifk ifk itititirifk -k itir-k iriritifk -k itititiritiriririfk itififk ititiririrt Clouding up tonight. Tem pera­ education beyond high school are invited to attend. movie because I told him T wanted to do the LOWC»T30J4* tures holding steady 25 to 30. Three speakers — Horace Brown of the Manchester -soundtrack," said Rawls, who will have Bill Quote of the day Snow Thursday occasionally Scholarship Foundation, .Alice Lennon, assistant vice-president Cosby, Marilyn McCoo, Sammy Davis .it-, OMUANt heafvy. Windy and turning bit­ of Heritage Savings and Loan, and John Taylor, director of Black Bishop Desmond Tutu,’'the 1984 .Nobel Mickey Gilley and Kool and the Gang helping him IffOEMfr- terly cold. Temperatures falling financial aid at Manchester Community College — will discuss OPEN SUNDAY 12 -S peace prize winner, in denouncing thq Reagan on the telethon. H u . 1 Z 3 * administration's policy of trying to persuade the to 5 to 15 by evening. financial aid-. white-ruled government of South Africa to E Z 3 Taylor will talk about the Financial Aid Form, different types improve life for blacks: u n WEATM0I W TOCAtT «< and sources of aid, and how financial need is determined. "W e don't want our chains more comfortable.' Extended outlook We want our chains removed." They’re going to Sun City Extended outlook for New National forecast England Friday through Shakir trial postponed iL o n D o n ON Princess Caroline of Monaco and her husband Stefano Casiraghi, fle-w to the South African Sunday: ^ ® Thursday morning,'snow is gambling resort of Sun City Tuesday as the star Connecticut, Massachusetts Pa?n»n!tf^®9 ion. Middle Atlantic Coast, The retrialof Tolland Turnpike resident Thomas Shakir, which guests for the banquet at the $I million Sun City and Rhode Island: Windy and ^ i n and ^eet In the South Atlantic Coast. Elsewhere the weather will had been scheduled to begin Tuesday in Manchester Superior Now you know golf tournament. "The royal couple came at the very cold with a chance of ^ J n iL temperatures include (Max. temperatures in Court, has been postponed to Jan. 9. parenthesis), Atlanta 28, (49), Boston 14 (31), Chicago 2 (19 Shakir, who was convicted Oct. 23 of illegally rerfioving his j Most lightning, which usually carries a personal invitation of Sun City owner Sol Kerzner, flurries Friday. Highs inthe20s. FOO^'W SALE! negative charge of no more than 80,000 amperes, The main feature of the banquet will be a Partly cloudy Saturday and Cleveland 4 (31), Dallas 32 (44), Denver 12 (48), Duluth -1 4 ( 1 1 ),’ mother f rom'Meadows Convalescent Center in 1983, was granted travels from cloud to cloud or to the ground. charity "auction" among 10 of the world's top Sunday. Highs in the mid 20s to ' '^®®*‘®®'"'ille 51 (70), Kansas City 7 (27) Little Rock a new trial last week. Hartford lawyer Richard Brown won the Airplane pilots, however, have seen bolts of golfers ^ k e Seve Ballesteros, Lee Trevino and mid 30s Saturday and in the 30s to 22 (40), to s Angeles 43 (68), Miami 68 (8 1), MinneapoMs-07 " 5 New retrial, arguing that Shakir had .been poorly represented by his lightning shoot up from clouds almost 120,000 feet, Ray F lo M '^ o r actresses like Priscilla Presley lower 40s Sunday. Lows 10 to 20 trial attorney, David Gill Proctor of Waterford. nearly reaching the ionosphere. and Morgtm d itta n y of "Dallas " and Barbara Friday and Saturday and in the Judge Harry N. Jackaway, who presided over the trial and Carrera.- \ , 20s Sunday. then granted the motion for a new one. allowed Shakir to act as 2 Great Styles Vermont: Very cold with flur­ co-defense counsel during the trial. ries Friday and dry weather over Shakir was convicted of first-degree custodial interference and the weekend. Highs ip the 20s. Storm belts heartland first-degree failure to appear. Lows 10 below zero to 10 above. Jackaway allowed Assistant State's Attorney Jorge Simon to By Gary Silverman Farther east. Gulf Coast rain­ Maine and New Hampshire: argue again Tuesday against a new trial but upheld his earlier United Press International storms ftrifted north and produced F air and cold through the period decision to grant the retrial. snow in NortiLfarolina today. Up except a chance of flurries on A “ big mess" of storms stretch­ Brown notified the state's attorney Monday that part of his ONE to 6 inches was expected in the Friday over the qprth and ing from New Mexico to the defense in a new trial may include the claim that Shakir. 53, was mountains by tonight and winter Appalachians today pounded the not guilty by reason of mental disease or defect. mountains. Lows zero to 10 above storm watches extended Into West southern Plains with snow. Three At Brown's request, Jackaway disqualified himself Tuesday north and 5 to IS south. Highs in Virginia, Virginia and Maryland. people died in a crash on a from presiding at the new trial Judge Michael Mack took over the teens and 20s Friday and "It's all one big mess," said Paul snow-slick Oklahoma highway and the case. Saturday and fow 20s to low 30s Fike, a meteorologist with the Sunday. disabled semis littered icy Texas LOW interstates. National Weather Service. "It's a rather complex situation. You Storms that dumped up to 8 have a pretty strong upper level i'SSi L'S I'tt ICS i inches of snow on New Mexico storm system that's responsible pushed east today into Texas Across the nation for everything going on.” Oklahoma. Arkansas. Kansas and Icy wind chilis will occur Travelers' advisories covered Missouri. Six inches of snow across the Plains, with gusty the central mountains and eastern PRICE covered Oklahoma City, Okla., and plains of New Mexico, most of winds and bitter cold tempera­ numerous traffic accidents were tures. High temperatures will reported. Oklahoma, south-central and sou­ theastern Kansas, northestem Ar­ remain in the single digits across "Just the metro area (alone) North Dakota and northern kansas, southwestern Missouri i I investigated 40 to 50 in about an and north-central and southwest­ YOUTH SPECIALTY SHOP U Minnesota. Highs will be below hour’s time, and this is after jty&Ui freezing from the northern Rock­ ern Texas. everybody was supposed to be 5-9 757 Main St., Downtown Manchester M ies across the northern Plains, Although s now was light in many home in bed," said Trooper Lyndal ar^a^, authorities said travel was the Great Lakes region and ChrlsUan of the Oklahoma High­ northern New England. Temper­ dangerous. way Patrol in Oklahoma City “ We "W e got aiittle bit of snow, just atures will reach the 60s from the are discouraging travel unless it's enough to cover the ground," said southern California coast across absolutely necessary." a Texas Deparbnent of Public the Southwest and across south Three people were killed Tues­ 20 Safety dispatcher in Amarillo. % OFF %' day night when an auto collided UPI photo Texas, with the 70s and low 80s “ The main problem is ice on the with a pickup on .a snow-covered Girls Boys Youth over the Florida peninsula. Snow roads. Quite a few trucks have Today In history will be scattered from northeast highway near Hennepin. Okla. (Sizes 4-14) (Sizes 4-20) turned over and jackknifed. 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Wodnesday, Dec 5. 1984 - S_ En route to India U.S./World In Brief )Reagan gathers Cabinet on budget Connecticut In Brief Apartheid protests have little impact By Helen Thomas grams that will be slashed will be many stemming from members of Reagan made the comments in United Press International outlined by budget director David Congress, to slow down the growth response to shouted questions on Hospital returning to normal Protests aguinsl South Africa's apartheid policies are Stockman of military spending. his return to the White House from Union Carbide head vows.thorough probe spreading across the I'nited States, but there is little to suggest WASHlNriTON -■ President Speakes said that Reagan, who Interviewed on the NBC "To­ Walter Reed Army Medical Cen­ NORWALK — Striking nurses at Norwalk Hospital will be that leaders of the white-ruled African nation are paying Reagan is ready to outline to his has spent some 10 to 12 hours in an day" program from Brussels ter. where he visited Sen. John reijalled to wprk " as needed and as circumstances permit "while Bv Andrew Blom dence in them. the gas poisoning would tu' have phosgene gas. another chemical attention. _ , . ’ Cabinet officials hi.s. general stra­ intensive review of the budget, will today. Weinberger said, "I'll be Stennis. D-Miss., whose caiicerous United Press International "The tragedy is something we long-term health impact on Indian siihslancc used by Union Carbide left leg was amputated Friday. union nurses (X'ho crossed the picket line will get immediate wage and other inamifacUirers In Washington three labor leaders went to jail Tuesday for tegy for cutting the non-military not give the numbers. He said that having discussions, with the presi­ increases, a hospital spokesman says. want to get to the bottom of, " lesidents near the plant. domestic side of the 1986 fi.scal the president also will discuss the dent next week as to the proper "He seemed like himself again," DANBURY — Union Carbide Anderson told a news conference Officials questioned at three Theiv were ahmil .120employees refusing to move from the South .African FJmbassy and in San year budget b.t $32 billion to $34 Reagan said of Stennis, 83, the The striking nurses Tuesday overwhelmingly ratified a new Monday a hotel near the firm's burial grounds in India said a total at the plant at the I line of Monday's Franci.sc.o dock workers lost part of a week's pay for refusing to appeals process" that is expected amount that can be done to contract ending a long and bitter dispute that has cost Corp.'s chairman is on his way to billion to be tough because Reagan has continue to regain our military dean of the Senate. q India today to join the invesigation sprawling corporate headquarters of 763 people were killed when Ihe explosion. Browning said, and unload South African cargo from a freighter. Deputy press secretary Larry already scrutined the package of strength in the face of an” ever- Aides said the president hasgone management and employees about $3 million. of an Indian iie.slicide plant leak before departing for a New York cloud of methyl i.socyanate en­ based on early teiHu ls only one . But in Houston the South African consulate refused to open its Speakes said that Reagan will cuts. increasing threat and I'm sure that over the fiscal 1986 budget line by "The agreement is an equitable one for all concerned anddoes that has killed at least 560. airport for the trip lo India gulfed the city. The government was reported dead allei" the doors to receive a letter of protest and'in Washington the di.scuss "plans to attack" the Speakes said the target is still $42 when the president completes' his line with deep cuts focused on not unduly impact health care costs," said Norman A. Brady, Union Cart#de Chairman He said the five under arrest All India Radio put the official .accident. embassy closed early and the ambassador reportedly went out deficit, economic growth and re­ billion in cuts for next year He review it will be a request that will "loads and loads of programs that - president and chief executive officer of Norwalk Hospital. Warren Anderson vowed to get to were the manager of the Indian death toll at 546 Browning said the area had no , for the evening duction of federal spending in an indicated that would involve some be not only adequate, but will be hove nothing to do with low benefit "The nurses fell that this package was sufficient fhr us to the bottom of the accident, though plant, in which Union Carbide - Hospital officials said the emergency esca|X' plan bccau.se In Boston protesters did win a minor victory Boston lawyer hourlong afternoon meeting - $8 billion in military cuts, but said essential for carrying out our programs" for the needy. return to work," said Sondra Clark, spokeswoman for District the investigation info what caused owns half interest, and other number of dead could reai'h 1,000 the accident wa.s "loliilly unprece­ Richard Blankstein. who acts as an honorary South African An administration oificial said' that the Pentagon budget has been rebuilding program. " "There is very little that affects 1199, Connecticut Health Care Associates. the catastrophic leak may lake management employees. because hundreds of the eslimaleri dented " He s.iid .Illy esiimale of consul for .New Kngland. resigned rather than defend the regime. that the cuts were in the range of discussed only in a preliminary Reagan told reporters Tuesday the poor," one aide said. Clark said 86 percent of 200 voting registered nurses who three weeks. Anderson said Union Carbide 20,000 ptHiple expo.sed lo Ihe gas the company's liahilily would have $32 billion to $34 billion in domestic way. Reagan was awaiting the afternoon that he has not decided Reagan was also reported to walked off their jobs Oct. 1 approved the new contract Tuesday. Union Carbide confirmed Tues­ and the chemical industry have a were hospitalized in extremely lo awail discuiqaon with Indian Flynt calls Falwell ‘hypocrite’ programs without ripping through return Defense Secretary Caspar whether to cut the Pentagon's have gis'en tentative approval to She said the 5 percent salary increase in each of the two years of day five of its employees were good record in handling toxic serious condition. legal experts the "safely net " lor the |j<)or. Weinberger from a NATO meeting sharp cuts in farm price supports the new contract is sufficient, though "everyone wants more under "house arrest" in India in materials and his company was The storage tank conlained 45 'The exact cause of the accident ROANOKE, Va. Hustler magazine publisher Larry Flynt latest spending request, "We're The details of the cuts and in Europe this weekend. Wein­ looking at all these things. We've beginning in fiscal 1987, when a money." connection with the accident, right at the top in that category. tons of the chemical inlermediate remained under investigation and says the Constitution gives him the right to print his opinion that spending targets for various [iro- berger is resisting proposals. nothing to say yet." new law is written. which may be the worst in " We have good relations with the used in Ihe production of various Union ('arhide oflicials were ham­ evangelist Jerry Falwell is an incestuous drunken hypocrite. State to challenge U.S. sanctions industrial history. Indian government. We'.ve been a pesticides, but the exact amount of pered liy communications difficul­ In opening testimony Tue.sday in Falwell's $4,S million libel suit Anderson said the $9 billion job provider and a good citizen."'' leaked gas was nul imiiiediately ties III reaching people iil the against the California publisher, the 12-rnember jury saw a HARTFORD — The state will challenge federal sanctions of worldwide conglomerate stood by he said. known. scene. videotaped deposition in which Fly nt defended a bogus liquor ad Revenge over drugs linked to baby’s death more than'$170,000 that were imposed for errors in the Food to do whatever it could, including - Jackson Browning, company Plant personnel slopped Ihe leak Browning said all he knew was that portrayed the .Moral Majority leader having sex with his Stamp program, welfare officials said. any reque.sts for relief from India director of health, safety and within minutes and shut down the that there was a leak mother in an outhouse. PAWTUCKET. R l. (tPli _ Nov. 24 parents "indicated (they) had land." King said. Income Maintenance Commissioner Stephen B. Heintz said needed because of Monday's environmental affairs, said it was plant , which has been operating for "W here It was, how it was Falwell called the accusation "despicable and absolutely ■ Police say the parents of 4-month- additional information that could Their only child was kidnapped Tuesday the sanctions, which total $171,355, were imposi^ accident. "prem ature" to say what llnion five years on the outskirts of initiated, and the magnitude — old Jerri Ann Richard knosv more Police announced for the first false" and asked the jury to clear his name and punish Flynt for lime Tuesday that "deception" help us. " Nov. 11 from the make-shift Main because the state's error rate exceeded federal standards from Anderson, who flew to India to Carbide might decide on future Bhopal, some ,360 miles sonthwesi these ;irc things we do not know about their btiby's kidnapping, Street apartment where they lived October 1981 to September 1982. join Ihe investigation, confirmed production of the chemical, which of New'Delhi. Minch alioiit. " lie said. "besmirching the memory of my dear mother" rape and murder than they have was noted in polygraph tests taken The bogus liquor ad was published in the November 1983 and b.y both parents. Haberle indi­ The Richards have net contacted above an auto body shop. Five days However, he.sai(i the state is making “everyefforttocut fraud, the five Indian management em­ is used to produce in.secticide. Indian officials said six iH'opIc Company officials said tlic acci­ admitted .so lar police since Nov. 17, he said, but later, she was found raped and abuse and errors" in the program and felt the government has ployees of the plant were under Browning said to the best of his were killed at the same plani in dent invcstig.ition could take npto January 1984 issues of the sexually explicit magazine. Flynt said Police revealed Tuesday the cated, however, the deception did in his videotape deposition he believed the accusations. He also not include the portion in which their attorney, George Muksian, blu(^eoned to death in a culvert ignored Connecticut's claims of flaws in the federal quality house arrest hut expressed confi­ knowledge officials did not think 1977 when they were expo.sed to three weeks infant was railed last month in -Vhas talked to lead investigators ... behind a massive factory near control program. branded Falwell "a liar and a hypocrite." addition to being kidnap|X‘d and they denied killing and raping the baby. and has assured that mother and their home. Heintz said the most recent state-computed error rate wa^ 8.03 ,murdered, possibly m revenge father will cooperate with police Haberle said police are not even ; Judge allows press at rape trial over a $100.(11)0 marijuana deal that King .said the deception by both percent for the period from October 1983 to March 1984, which is Seal spends season in state DDWNTOWN HAS FREE upon their return to Rhode Is­ close to an arrest. lower than the 8.04 percent maximum set by the federal RED BLCFF. Calif. — A judge has refused to bar the public went sour Authorities said the baby's fa Department of Agriculture. MYSTIC (UPl) - A young weigh about 900 pounds, are found MAIN STREET PARKING and news metlia from a preliminary hearing involving a woman ther, Ralph Richard admitted Sale Ends Sundayl Open daily 9-5:30 hooded seal that got off course and from' the Gulf of St. Lawrence and who says a man held her captive as a sex slave for more tlian involvement in a SIlKI.OOO inter Thurs. til 8:00 FBI warns of dynamite danger wound up exhausted in waters off north to Greenland and Iceland. .seven years. slate drug deal m September 1983 Florida wiir spend the winter in Kezer said she had no idea why FREE PARKING t The Justice Court hearing, which resumes today, was being Sun. 11-4 NEAV HAVEN — The FBI has warned two suspected terrorists Connecticut lo get rt'ady for Iht Cris swam .south to the warmer IN THESE 5 TOWN OWNNED PARKING LOTS Someone in ihe Norlhea.st gave who lived in New Haven until September may have stashed 400 held to determine if there is enough evidence to bring defendant him the money to deliver to long trip home next spring, offi­ waters off Florida. Cameron Hooker, 31, to trial in Tehama County Superior Court. pounds ' of potentially volatile dynamite somewhere in cials say. ' "I haven't the foggiest idea why ★ ST. JAMES LOT someone else in Florida for a (Park and Main Streets) The defense motion to exclude the public and news media from marijuana deal, Sgt John Haberle Connecticut. The 4-foot, 70-pound seal named it would swim there. They arc most the hearing was rejected Tue.sday byjustice Court Judge Dennis said. "The potential danger of the unstable dynamite is a true Cris will arrive at Mystic Marine- definitely not found their natu­ w F O R E S T S T R E E T L O T Murray. ' - "Somebody did not gel Ihe THE OLE' FASHION FIVE a DIME, _ threat," Alonzo L. Lacey Jr. said Tuesday. Lacey, the FBI head life Aquarium next week for a rally," said Kezer, who described (Next lo S&H Stamp Store) Hooker was arrested Nov. H and charged with a variety ofsex $100,000 he was suppo.sed to gel." 975 MAIN ST. MANCHESTER'CT. in ConnecticuL said "I want people to be alert." winter stay to get used to colder the hooded seal as "definitely an * BIRCH STREET LOT . crimes involving a 27-year-o1d woman who lived with him and his he said. The dynamite is believed to be part of a batch stolen in 1981 water again, aquarium spokeswo­ arctic animal," * PURNELL LOT family for V'2 years. The woman described her captivity to Police said Richard picked up from a company in Austin. Tex., Lacey said. Another 740 pounds man Laura Kezer said Tuesday. Kezer said Ihe .seal will be placed of the stolen dynamite was seized last Thursday in New Jersey. The seal turned up in Fort in a backup area initially .so A OAK-MAPLE LOT investigators, saying she was kidnapped, hung from the ceiling the money somewhere in Massa­ (Lot lo Ihe rear ol of Hooker's residenix! with leather restraints, placed upon a chusetts and w as supposed to bring Susan Lisa Rosenberg, 29, and Timothy A. Blunk, 27, were Lauderdale. 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Slate Republicans may as well strike one name it originated. One practical problem in a Senate candidacy IFTSTORE right now from their list of potential candidates All of this depeirtls, of course, on W eicker's would be running for the first tim e as a statewide , for governor in 1986. running and winning. We have said ail along that candidate. Congressmen often find that their Juniors' Action Tops Nancy Johnson, the New Britain superstar of Capitol W eicker is the most likely G O P candidate for bright star in any district fades when they go Knits & fleece Reg. 13.9910 19.99 to 15.97 GOP politics, does not want to go for that office governor in 1986, He denies he will run, but one statewide. They m ay be hot stuff in their region, c i ^ 10.49 Comments and has no intention of becoming a candidate for thing must be rem em bered on that score. W eicker but unknown in the bigger arena. it. Bob Conrad cannot at this tim e allow even the slightest signal Ask former U.S. Rep. Emilio "M im ” Daddario Jrs.’ Gitano ' ‘Skin-Fits The outlook is m ore like this: For another term Syndicated Columnist that he will run for governor. That would hurt him of the old First District, Ron Sarasin of the Fifth, Leather-look pants 3-13 Reg. 12.99. 9.97 in the U.S. House of Representatives — good in the Senate and attract, much too prem aturely, Bob Steele of the Second or Toby Moffett of the •P o tite s ’ T o p s , Reg. 11.9940 15.999.59 to 1 2 .7 9 . chance. F or the U.S. Senate in 1986 — possible. the attacks and monitoring that are focused on Sixth. For governor — forget itj,^ avowed candidates. He admits he’d love to be That is why Johnson would love to be •P e tite s ’ Cord or Donim Jeans, Reg. 21 s s l 6 .4 9 This runs counter, we k m w , to what many in the governor, but he must play this little gam e until shoehorned into a Senate seat via Weicker’s ; public and in both political parties — as well as a October 1^3 turn out for her. Under this series of the tim e is right to make the move. appointment rather than to takelier chances Young Men's Sweaters ' lot of pundits, we might add — are saying about events, U.S. Sen. Lowell W eickerof Greenwich As for Johnson, she can go for a third term in against Dodd. It is why a run for the House one European styling S-XL Our Reg. 19.99 13.97 Nancy Johnson. And who can blame them? She would run for governor and win. He would be a 1986 and remain a prim e Senate choice no m atter more time is more likely for Johnson than risking ■ polled 3,000 more votes than Ronald Reagan got in senator until he takes the oath as governor in what happens. I f she wins, she can resign on beihg the face-off with Chris. Young Men's Fashion Pants 4 A A A the Sixth Congressional District last month as she January 1987. On the same day', he resigns his named to Weicker’s seat. If she loses, she would Newest styles! 29-38 OrlQ 19.99 . ■ w # W defeated Democrat Arthur House of East G/anby Senate seat and appoints Johnson to the vacancy. still be available. A POSSIBLE C O M P LIC A TIO N for Johnson is : to win a second term. That is the way Senate openings are filled. the likelihood that Prescott Bush of Greenwich ; ‘ eYoung Men's Knit Shirts in knits or fleece _ _ _ Soft was easy for people who would like to Johnson would then com plete W eicker’s term in JOHNSON’S BIG GOAL, politically, is to have will make him self available for another try at the ^ - Sizes S-XL Reg. 14.99...... 1 0 .4 4 arrange her life for her, and writers who leap at the Senate and, with the head start, run for the full the luxury of a six-year term. Throughout her GOP Senatenominationin 1986. Bush has ; what seems obvious, to line her up for the term in 1988, career in elective office, she has been on the two- confirm ed having an interest in shooting for the • gubernatorial run in 1986. Misses' Noveity Sweaters Incidentally, this is the same scenario a writing year cycle — for three terms in the state Senate candidacy thatwashed out on him in 1982. - But while she appreciates this interest, it simply 100% cotton, 100% acrylic. colleague in Hartford suggested in a column and now for two in the U.S. House. Johnson won’t rule out, arbitrarily, any future 2 Our Reg. 17.99 ...... isn’ t her gam e plan. I which appeared after the Nov. 6 election — a year That has rtfeant starting her canyiaign for re- for herself, knowing that some in the G O P will V. and a couple of weeks after ours was published. election the day after each success at the polls. press her to run for governor. But it’s not what sh^ IF SHE COULD HAVE her druthers, Johnson Misses' Marc Robbins'" We were delighted that he agreed with us even if She’d like a little breathing room, and a term in wants, and once her mind is made up, she can be a; would like to see the scenario we de^cribedfn Jeans, sizes 6-ie. Reg. 29.99. through some oversight he neglected to say where the Senate would give her that. tough bird to turn around. ; 22.97 Men's Cardigan Sweaters . | 0 0 0 An editorial irs Mike Wallace : Caldor Raccoon style. S-XL. Reg. 23.99 ITTHeFeliraGONHaDRUlir •M e n 's Tu rtlen eck D ickies, Reg. 3 .99' 3.11 Thieves steal Men's Beited Dress Slacks THe ReVoLVTiOl* who procluced dudi Sizes 32 to 42 Reg. 22.99 ...... 17.88 bits of history M-73 SiNGie SHOT WASHING­ Misses' Cardigan Sweaters TON - To be TOcoRNeR HaT w/STaNoaRP FLINTLOCK aSSaULT 100% acrylic. S.M.L Reg. 14.9'9 ...... the victim of a 11.54 KHaKi FbWPeReP WiG, R iE li, $I4,842« Mike Widlace Washinston Millions of dollars worth of artifacts and art Misses' Gitano" Jeans $ l , 7 6 i e e inquisition can objects are stolen from museumseach yea r in be a discom­ Merry-Go-Round Leather looks, sizes 8-18 Reg. 12.99 . .. . the United Stales — and the public ts the big forting expe­ loser. la oz. DeMiM SHIRT, rience. as I had Jack Anderson CoMBaT FiCLP oacKeT, When a valuable item vanishes, a piece of eaMouFLaGep, b o y s the misfortune FLUoResceNT oRaNGe, to discover ear­ hisloryisgone. This isin addition toitsinlrinsic S ize If, $673Ji valu e. . $ H 7 7 « 6 lier'this year. C BS's lord Exact valuesarehardtoestablishbutin 1978 H e a v y p o TY B u fT a io high inquisitor pronounced one of than 1.000 words, is hard to miss. the International Foundation for Art Re.sea rch ftoWPER HoRN.FiUeP my reports a dud. Now evidence Here’s what it reports: • put losses in the U.S. at about $12 million STaNpaRp issue has come to light that shows it was The President’s Commission oh annually. vnTM BfiLuea caviaR; SaTiN pRess TRouseRS, Wallace who produced the real Organized Crime alleges that World-wide stealing from museums and $ l,4 8 8 ^ £ ^ dud. While I wait for him to $ 2 , 7 7 9 ft Vietnamese gangs operate in 13 private collections has increased in recent” acknowledge parentage, here are states. One of the middle-echel(;8i years, possibly because of rising prices of S u ep e aMMONITiON the details: gang leaders, testifying frotji A year ago, 1 broke the story that precious metals and stones in some of the Bae, coKTaiNiMe behind a screen guarded B>- u LeaTrieR coMBar b o o t s . Vietnamese gangsters were ex­ dozen federal marshals, identifi^ a rtifa cts. F L IN T S , 16 P o Z ., ^ R i g h t Fo o t s i z e y a , torting money from "hard­ Nguyen Cao Ky as the top boss." Many museums are taking steps to beef up BULLGTS, 3, $8ZI working, law-abiding Vietnamese L € F T Fo o t S ize 16 EE, " Were you told by a superior that security withoutsacrificing the prime purpose refugees through terror and intim­ he was the leader?” the witness of keeping valuable displays open to public $ 3 ,7 7 6 idation." The gangsters. I re­ was asked. view . ported, "are believed -to be di­ "RnCKV KTW. "Y es, the information was that At Smithsonian Institution in Washington r e c te d by former South MONIKEUa Vietnamese generals.” everyone should know that Ky was L><3nnon. officials are reluctant to discuss specific the leader," the witness testified. I quoted from one police report, 3 0 % O F F security steps they have taken, but say these He later added that in Vietnamese which identified the "godfather” Mix and Match ' 'Night Moods* Luxury Percale Sheets ‘Monaco Terry' Luxury Cotton Towels Marc Robbins'" Fabric Tablecloths range from electronic surveillance, to addi- communities' "everyone knows” All Fashion Fabrict of the criminal organization as AiM»nt Tost Piilowa A Q Q t w in Reg. 7.99 BATH SIZE (52x70’’) tionalguards. that ky headed the crime Name brands from top Nguyen ,Cao Ky, the flamboyant (FtMorFItHNi) 4.44 Our rieg. 9.99 7.44 O urR^. 11.99 ' organization. mills in luscious nsw colore, In recent years, thefts at Smithsonian have Open Forum former'-prime minister of South 4.88 £ki.».s9 180-thread Ct solids w/piped hem. No-iron. Thirsty towels in exciting colors I00%cotton. Unen-look, soil release, permanent-press. wool blends and morel included such gems of history as George Vietnam. I also published K y’s •Stripe •Cordutoy •Full, Fhit or Fitted, Our Reg. 9.99...... 7.47 •HM idTowal, Our Reg. 4.49...... 3.30 *60x84', Our Reg. tt.99 ...... 10.44 ACCORDING TO THE TIMES •Sayelle"* Yam Washington’s favorite dentures (the lower vociferous denial issued by a •Basket Weave •Moire •Queen, Flat or Fitted, our Reg. ts.99.10.38 •Washcloth, Our Reg. 2.29...... 1.77 •60xt02” ,Ourneg. 19.99,...... 12.44 of Orion Acrylic. Rag. 1.99 spokeswoman who said there was ACCOUNT, "th e fitn e s s said Hie Combiriations galorel •Pillowcases 2-Pk., owMg. 7.9 9 ...... $.80 •TubM st, Out Reg. 7.99.....‘...... 5.99 •Napkins, our Meg. 1.99...... ae. 1.24 Urge 4 ot. gkein — 090 plate was mysteriously returned) and two gold gangs committefl'murders, rob­ swords. One .sword was a 38-inch ivory- "no truth" to the allegation. Parent seeking Bruno Bycholski Then along came Mike Wallace beries and extortion and trafficked handled. jeweled instrument given by the in marijuana. ” Besides Ky, the on a search-and-destroy mission British government to a U.S. navafofficer in quality education deserves honors for the CBS television show “ 60 witness said former South Vietna­ > PANASONIC Praatonall • 1856. Minutes." He spent a few weeks mese army generals and officers AC/OC To the Editor: Antifnraza “ We recovered this sword. ” said.asn FBI To the Editor: checking into a story that my were leaders in the organizatioh C N ia a a tta \ that controlled the gangs. ' I 2 Qallona official, "buttheivoryhandleandallthejcwels associates. Donald Goldberg and > R t e o r d a r Reg. Price 7 I am writing concerning.your editorial of While on a yisit to an East Hartford store weregone.’’ Corky Johnson, had investigated The witness confirmed mai)^ ierltee mere ror iwiie> to talk to me unless I paid bim. All community." root Mstufes. Has a SAYIT and scientific objects. Continual vigilance is being taught and shown to our children. It is quarterback. World War II curtailed of them pooh-poohed my story. .fNp-up stand. «EL33S [S H A R R l needed to adequately protect them. their job to see that it is in accordance to WITH MUSIC! Yock’s college career, but he remains, in Whllace disparaged the Arizona their learning abilities and enhances their Joe Owens’ opinion, ‘ East Hartford’s crime report. With a deepening Strictly personal N education. “ ' all-time, greatesf all-around athlete.’ ’ frown and a short blast from his Not all the information gathered I agree with Mr. Palizza: informatioais The rest of the column was devoted to the bassoon, he said his sources by Western intelligence agencies Is SONY MR. COFFEE vital. Our children need to know how to greatest all-around athlete that Manches­ "either had no information on K y’s of the doomsday variety. For FM Stereo ‘Uitronic’ read, write, calculate and also need ter had ever produced and the sportswriter involvement in organized crime, example, ray sources in the Walkman’” 10<^p Drip physical education. To say we, as parents, said that without a doubt it would be Bruno or they dismissed the Arizona intelligence community report a Coffeethakar J want our children to believe issues don’t SONIC "B ig Buck” Bycholski. Manchester-sports report that Anderson cites as mini-rebellion taking place ki Pairtnf Ami exist is presumptuous. What we are 2 4 4 0 fans need no mention of Big Buck’s sports unreliable." Czechoslovakia that involves, of FrtSr.T?3a.99 protecting are our constitutional rights. ' Cildo# AaIn CASIO Electrainic exploits. His personal character only adds I protested to CBS that "police in all things, rock music. Fits shirt pocket. You mentioned Dr. Marvasti as a to his legend. Prtoe . 24.70 several cities had corroborated the LocaVtOstance f KsybcMiiTl with supporter of the course. I believe if you The communist authorities afe Mfr.MWI-in I have never understood as to how report.” In fact, my associates had switch, headphones. as1dnesdiiy T>ec. 5, 1984 9 Parents petition against parts of 8th grade health course

By Sarah E. Hall consider the matter further He another shows abortion us a way to students must write their own luted by Kdward and Klizabeth way out or even brought to a Herald Reporter said the six-member group wiiuld get rid of the whole w eight of your obituary. Kit/.gcrald of Curry I.ane. who person's attention at thi.s young probably make a recommendation mistake." ' VVe are not opposed to the spoke against parts of the course ai a g e " SPORTS Ni'iii ly 2(10 |);ircnls()f sludents in to the school board in January. The petition cites objections to lactiial presentation ol u.selul a school board meetihg last-month. "No positive morality has been the town's two junior high sehtMils ■'We feel that such concentrated parts if the half-year course material Bather, we are con­ Other parents complained that taught in this material, but if you hove signrd o pi'lition asking fora exjMisiire to these adiilty things at including a trip to a funeral home, cerned about the emotionally parts of the course encourage look at our nutioi) it cannot survive psychological evaluation of a such a young age is inappropriate talks by an anorexia nervosa charged way in which it is sexual activity. without law and order, and our hcallti cilucalion course that is and full of pitfalls, " John and patient and teenage parent, film­ pre.sented and the potentially William Christiana Jr. said that schools cannot survive without mandatory lor eighth-graders. Carole O Hrien of Oak Street wrote strips on teenage pregnancy and harntiul clfccis this may have. " ■'Suicide and uhortion, both being di.scipline,” wrote parent Joann Around , the comer and back Kleven parents also have sub- about the course. 'Some children suicide and a lesson in which the iKdition states. It w;is circu murder, should not be considered a Brooks of Spencer St. mitled complaint forms to the may to able to handle this 1- school system’s instructional material, but to mandate it across I was in Florida last week for a couple of days' male.ials review coinniiltee. the board to all children is taking a District voters reapprove firehouse plan and you can believe it when I say the state of which is chaired by Manchester dangerous step ' Florida was in mourning the day after Doug Flutie’s 'Flood Tip’ pass to roommate Gerald Th ough ts High School I’ rincipal Jacob Parent Bethia Bo.scocomplained Continued from page I for the area, Joyner said. there, she said. "It they were station with the district. Phelan gave Boston College an incredible 47-45 l.iides about the study of illicit drugs, Form er Director of Public- honestly concerned with their Joyner said he sent a letter to 'Win over Miami. ApLENty On most 111 the lorms, parents teenage suicide, pregnancy, and defines the district. Works Jay Giles charged the citizens and the taxes they pay. Mayor Barbara B. W'einberg with There were five or six stories per newspaper on supported the course in general but ince.st. district had not adequately investi­ they would sell it." the purchase offer ju.st before Len Auster Before residents of the Buckland the game. claimed that sections on death and ' It has a potential of opening up area iietilioned in 1975 to Join the gated whether a firehouse could The district directors voted at Thanksgiving but said has not yet You wouldn’t believe how much they dissect a Sports Editor sexuality lack moral direction and their curiosity to things that they even be built on the property. their meeting last month to offer received a response. district, the town provided fire game way down there. are too much lor 1,'1-yeiir-olds to showed little or no interest in protection to the urea through a "W ill the PZC, or any other the town fair market value for the' Weinberg said today that she My feeling about the outcome, though, was the handle. beforehand. " she wrote She agency, approve of a firehouse'.’ " firehouse, which was built at a cost would respond to Joyner's letter contract with the- district's opposite. laides said Tuesday thap the claimed one filmstrip it.sed in the department. he asked. of $.350,000 in 1975, and to lease a soon. But she said she did not know It was one of elation. review committee hastilready met cour.se portrays suicide as "ii big Joyner said a new firehouse Joyner said that the architect portion back to the town. Town what the town's response would be. Flutie, who will cap off his brilliant collegiate the helm. Manchester teams also liad winning twice and will'meet again today to sigh of relief from life," wliile would probably cost le.ss than hired by the district, former town officials have rejected previous Joyner stressed at the meeting career on,New Year’s Day when he leads the years under Wiggin from 1965 thru 1968 but had $5(H),000. But he said that regard­ Director of Planning Alan F. offers by the district to buy. the that if a better solution than Eagles against Houston in the Cotton Bowl, was had only two winning campaigns (1972 under' less of the cost, taxes from new Lamson, had studied the Tolland station, saying that it is needed to building another firehouse arises, recipient last Saturday of the SOth Heisman Wiggin and 1978 under Jack Holik) since 1970. development in the Buckland area Turnpike site and determined that provide fire protection for several the district could sell the Tolland Trophy, .symbolic of the top collegiate player of Cournoyer’s two-year record is 14 6 with two Crossroads gets grant would provide enough revenue to a firehouse would be feasible. schools and some residential tireas Turnpike property. the year. league championships, onesliared tliis year in the pay for the station, ___ Sadloski said that the district in the north part of Manchester. < Construction on the station prob­ Flutie said he wasn’t sure about winning up CCC East with Rockville and outright a year ago Crossroads, a town-funded thegrant, hesaidthere will not bea More than 100 condominiums on could not expect a fair decision on District officials have said those ably could not start for at least until the announcement. in the now defunct ( '( ’IL. agency which seeks to prevent substantial increase in services. North Main Str(;et are underway, the plai){|(’trom any town agency. areas could be .served from other year pending completion of archi­ He was the only one. Not bad. drug and alcohol abuse among "The program is an overbur he said, and plans for nearly 500 "They have never been willing to tpwn-owned fire stations. tectural plans and receipt o f the There are critics who say Flutie is too small at Speaking of coaches, sophomore Tony Alibrlo, teenagers, W ill soon be able to dened one as it is, with limited more were recently filed. Several admit they made a mistake The town has also rejected the necessary voter approvals, he 5-9»A (don’t forget the >/,) to play in the NFL. establish a Volunteer network as professional staff," he said shopping centers are also planned building that firehouse down idea of sharing its Buckland said. who led Ea.st Catholic to the 14-13 win over he result of a $17.!itM) grant Though ha.sed in the old Bentley Hogwash. Manchester on Thank.sgiying Day. is Hie (warded this week. School at .57 Hollister St., the Give him an offensive line like he’s had at grandson of former Manchester foolball c'oach Kabbi Richard I’ lavin, president Crossroads staff frei|uently are out Boston College, which would rival any in size in Tony Alibrio. The latter coached the Indians from of the Crossroads Board ol Direc­ giving workshops and counseling the NFL, and Flutie will find success. 1961 until 1964, tors, said this morning that the in elementary and junior high Gil Brandt, director of player personnel for the East Catholic’s Jude Kelly lias a 33-28-1 record two-year award will serve as ".seed schools throughout town The Dallas Cowboys, has no doubt Flutie can make it through six years of coaching. His football.tcams m oney" to get the program agancy al.so provides an ongoing in the NFL. have shared four HCC championships, inclutlin'g started. The Hartford Foundation recreational program. Dallas.has not had drafting success the past few this year’s title with South Catholic and Notre for Public Giving is the benefactor. I.isa Blinn, who for the past three years but Brandt is still considered one of the Dame of Vest Haven. "The purpo.se of the grant is to years has served as Crossroads' best. Winning the HCC championship in fiMitball allow t'rossroads to develop a Youth Program coordinator, will If he’s convinced Flutie can play in the NFL, won’t be an easy feat in the future. Next year program to sereen. train and place administer the volunteer program why should you. Fairfield Prep and St. jo.seph's of Tnmihull join volunteers, to develop a volun- under the supervision of Klizabeth Just remember what they said about Dan the circuit an(|. that will only sirengthen il. St. teei;'s manual, and to provide Peterson, its clinical director. Marino after his senior year. Joseph’s won the state Class SS crown last clinical supervision for those ac Blinn's working hours will be U PI photo Saturday with a 14-7 decision over New Loiidoii. cepted into the program, " a increased to 25 hours per week, Bits and pieces The Jesuits lost only twice this year, once to East release distributed by the founda PUivin said. Detroit guard Brooke Steppe (left) kicks action in 'Silverdome. Pistons handed The back-to-back winning seasons in football Catholic and once to Notre Dame. . The HCC should b e.some football league in I98s\ tion states. Prospective volunteers are the basketball award from Boston guard Celtics only their second loss of the for Manchester High under head coach Ron While Plavin predicted that asked to w rite a note-with their ■ Courndyer in 1983 and '84 are the first for the Silk And making a stale championship will not he an" Dennis Johnson during fourth quarter season, 104-99. easy task as teams will he prone to knock each Crossroadswill be able to reach phone number on it to Crossroads SisSits*' Towners since l%9-70 when Dave Wiggin was at at>57 Hollister St. othfjr off. East, ND and South were each 4-2 to more young pi'ople as a result of i f * roundup share conference honors while Northwest Ca­ N8 A tholic. Xavier and SI. Bernard were 3 3 apici'c: . Obituaries New coaches Chill of the Silverdome There arc a few new head coaches in the area. Esther Walker A memorial service will tn- held East Catholic ice hockey will Ir* led by Vic Ru.ssu, Friday at 1 p in, at the Emanuel who takes over for departed Bill Maiiiiix. Mannix Esther (Anderson) Walker. 90. Lutheran Chapel. 60 Church St. left Rus.so with quite an act to follow, iiiasiiuictias o f 81 Cambridge St . died Friday at Private burial will be in the East he led the Eagles to the Division II crown in her home. She was the wife of the_ cools off fiery Celtics Cemetery. There are no calling 1983-84. Russo, however, is no novice, having led late Thomas H. Walker. hours. Holmes Funeral Home, 400 South Windsor for fiyc years including a , PONTIAC, Mich. (U PI) — The Born in Manchester on Feb. 26. Main St., is in charge of Liiimbeer made a 14-footer to Magic Johnson added 28. offsetting runner-up performance in Division II in 1982. 1894, she had lived in town all her Boston Celtics came in so hot it was arrangements. ri counter two Dennis Johnson free a career-high 37 points by Phil Ru.sso was named Coach ol the Year by the life. She was a member of the surprising the Silverdome was Memorial donations- may be throws for a 98-98 tie with 3:04 left. Hubbard. Los Angeles, which Connecticut State High School CoiK'lics A,ssm'a- Emanuel Lutheran Church, made to the Emanuel Lutheran only a nippy 60 degrees. Vinnie Johtflbn, whose 16 third tion last year. twice trailed by as many as 15, has She is survived b.v two nephew s. Church. And the Celtics left the same w ay quarter points helped Detroit take There arc two new lioop coaches. Ray Page won 10 ol its last 12 games. — chilled by only its second loss of a 77-76 lead into the final period, hit a.ssumes the lop post at East Catholic, rcidacing the season Tuesday night when the ; r a 6-foot pullupj(umper that made it Bulls 112, Nets 97 Jim Penders. East was 15-11 last year hut Page Detroit Pistons cooled them off too- 99 with 2:38 left and Thomas will find his tusk a difficult one with six of the top DOUBLE with a 104-99.victory. banked in a driving layup with 2:17 At Chicago, Orlando Woolridge seven performers from last year no longer on the WHY PAY MOREI Boston is now- 15-2, whicb^ not left to give the Pistons a 102-99 scored a career-high 37 points to scene. He’ll have to build around 6 0 senior guard / THE VALUE . 260 NO MAIN ST, only isn’t bad, it matches the club edge. spark Chicago to its third straight Chris Gulligun. 9 1 MANCHESTER. CT. record for a 17-game start which Neither team scored again until victory a"hd send the Nets to their Bob LaRochclIc, who was assistant at East a \V Q NORTHWAY the 1957-58 Celtics got off to Thomas froze it with a pair of free second straight loss. year ago, takes over the reins at Bolton High, OF YOUR Detroit is 10-9. p l a z a Touch throws with II seconds left. ■4 replacing Dave U-ete who has gone to toko the “ It’s the colde^ gym I ’ve ever Thomas had 23 points for the Clippers 116, Rockets 110 coaching post at Glastonbury High. Bolton was MANUFACTURER'S] Control played in,” Detroit reserve guard Ron Cournoyer Pistons and Vinnie Johnson led At Houston. Norm Nixon scored' 6-14 last year. COUPONS Brook Steppe said. ”A couple of them with 24. all but two in the 28 points. Marcus Johnson had 25 those rebounds came down with second half. ^ and Bill Walton 23 to power the frost on them." DetailK in Store Cable Dennis Johnson had 15 points in Clippers. Houston rookie Akeem I HOlWEOFTHf ’’It had a great deal of effect, ” the third quarter and wound up Olajuwan led all scorers with 30 n yeu hivi niil ncilvfd y w r Ready Boston coach K.C. Jones said of the PEOPtt PlEASEHS O l A e . with 25 for Boston. Kevin McHale points and 19 rebounds hut ^ Ip h w lM pKkid u lM circular, inside chill after his club’s 10-game pidi ont up It iha itva. 8 Hour scored 15 for the Celtics but the Sampson had only 9 points. Manchester hockey team winning streak was iced. "W e Pistons had a 24- 17 edge from 8 Function started the ball game out missing non-starters in the game. Sill Hm Snilibli Unis., Dm. B. Fri., Dk. 9, Sil, Die. 10 LOADED Remote layup after layup. We missed shot “ ’This win means a lot to our Spurs 114, Hawks 106 WITH after shot. Control FEATURES MONITOR confidence," Vinnie Johnson said. At San Antonio. Texas. Artis VIOeO CASSETTE " I don’t know w^hy they don’t ”It will help us out a lot. This could Gilmore scored 24 points and aims to make tournament COLOR TV • have heat in here," Jones said. be a key turning point to our grabbed 15 rebounds to lead San NOW "But that doesn’t help at all." season." " Antonio to its third straight vic­ By Len Auster RECORDER 25” COLOR TV A t least Detroit found a way to ” We came out real sluggish;” tory. George ' Gervin added 23 Sports Editor Enfield at the Enlicid ’I’wiii.s Rink ONLY! $ stop Larry Bird — turn the heat Bird said. "W e felt that if we just points and Mike Mitchell 15 for the at I: ,30. ’I fed holli liiu's can put the way down and put Kent Benson come to play in the first quarter we Spurs. Dominique Wilkins led the Until a year ago, Manchester puck in the ncl, U ic third line for him down the stretch. could have put them away. Hawks with 34 points. ' High ice hockey didn’t have a now wc’ll use as a <'heckliig line," •’’He beat us both games in the "W e missed free throws, we winning season. The Indians’ liliicline pairings last two minutes," Detroit coach mi.ssed layups, we just didn’t do Jazz 107, Warriors 105 But the Indian sextet took care of haven’t bi'cn formulated The Chuck Daly said. "W e went to the things we should have been that with an 18-2 record, culminat­ groupings will conic from three At Oakland, Calif., Adrian Dan- Benson to guard him — just a doing," he said. “ Once you start ing with a dash into the Division II veterans, junior Dan Senkow (4-20- tley sank two free throws with one 579 hunch. Maybe it won’t wofk next out like that, it becomes cancerous tournament where it was elimi­ 24), junior Shawn Kelly (0-5-5) and second left as Utah erased a time. We were a little more and just goes on down through the nated in the semifinals by North junior Mark Cichowski (3 fr9) and FAMOUS FAMOUS physical.” squad. When you need a basket you 21-point deficit in the fourth Haven. newcomers Mark and Malt Paggl- quarter. Dantley finished with 26 MAKE Bird got 23 points but only two in just can’t get one.” Can the Silk Towners duplicate oli and Ron Smilh. The latter Is a MAKE points — 19 in the .second half — the final,quarter and five in the But maybe the Pistons are just that accomplishment in 1984-85? freshman while the Paggioll broth­ and Darrell Griffith added. 23 for 13" third quarter. He missed two shots more used to the chill inside the " I ’d be foolish to say we can ers are a senior and sophoinore 19'' in the last 3:30 and that is about as Silverdome. After all, those re­ Utah. ->• re.spectivcly. repeat 18 and 2 ," said fourth-year rare as ice on basketball. lEisn , bounds with frost on them are Indian coach Wayne Horton, “ but Senior Ian Blood will hi* hack FR IS K IE ’S v»EO CASserri Boston, which didn’t get a basket tough to handle. Blazers 112, Suns 104 we are shooting for .500. We have a between the pipes in goal for after Dennis Johnson’s 10-footer Manchester. For awhile it didn’t At Portland, Kiki Vandeweghe tough schedule playing each of 8 hour r e c o r d e r made it 96-92 with 5:10 to play, look that way Inasmuch us Blood BUFFET i l ' COLOR TV COLOR TV scored 23 points and Kenny Carr those teams twice,” he said missed its last nine shots, Lakers 116, Cavs 112 was in a severe motorcycle acci­ GUARANTEED added 22 points and 16 rebounds to referring to the CCC Eastern 6 function Isiah Thomas canned a short At Richfield, Ohio, Kareem dent in mid August. "We’ve been CAT FOOD WE WILL pace Portland and send Phoenix to Division that includes Manchester LOWEST $ jumper, then a 15-footer and Bill Abdul-Jabbar scored 31 points and very careful with him hut his / n Remote NEVER •its seventh OLICJIgmstraight lUcSUroad IUloss.5S. South Windsor, Rockville, Enfield Control and Fermi. doctor gave him the okay to play,” PRICES “ And I ’d be foolish to say we Horton said. “ Ian will gel better as UNDERSOLD! have the"Scoring punch of a year the season goes on. He’s still a little 219 weak strength-wise,” he added — tititmIio htll»- UConn cagers bounce back ago. A '(Galen) Byram comes LitrbH LITTON around once in a lifetime,” Horton Blood’s buck up is sophomore B U M B LE BEE Brian Oat way. “ I fe d he cun fill . -SN i : ■ added, making reference to his high-scoring winger who had 43 the shoes if he has to liul fun is 6-5 CHUNK LIGHT ' to easily overpower Yale goals and 43 assists for 86 points and by just .standing there he fills last year. Byram is now playing id up most of the net.” Horton doesn’t feel any one team In oil or water c Litton NEW HAVEN — Twenty three over a four-minute span to build a the Junior B Tier in Montreal. TU N A 7 9 points. Peter White and Chris in the fledging (,’CC East has an 6.5 oz. can “turnovers cost the University of 42-28 halftime lead. Junior guard Also gone from last year’s highly Dudley had 14 points each for the overwhelming advantage. "The |iP .Connecticut dearly in its opener Earl Kelley hit for six points succes^uf squad is center Eric last week. But the Huskies re­ Elis, while Chris Kelly added 12. Trudon, who had 30 goals and 42 league appears to l»e pretty much Eoofy __ during the stretch. bounded smartly, with an occa­ Husky coach Dorn Perno was assists for 72 points. balanced from what I ’ve heard and The Huskies employed aggres­ '*teble to substitute liberally. He from scouting Reports. It will be sional lapse and breakdown, and sive ^witching zone defensive But Manchester does have some \MlCROWAVE OUR MICROWAVE used 12 playersrll getting into the pretty much be up for grubs,” FANCY CANADIAN ^ T o u ch P a d s with guard Al Frederick and Tim pressure to thoroughly confuse the returning talent. Heading the list is o n » o ie LOWEST scoring column. Freshmen An­ Manchester hopes-to be one of V a ria b le •Coles combining for 39 points 0-2 Elis, continuity building their junior right wing Bob Blake, who NOW! PRICED easily throttled intrastate rival thony Moye and Coffey, who didn’t will skate on Horton’s No. 1 line those in the hunt. P o w e r * lead through the opening 20 min­ play in the opener, had 8 and 7 TOUCH Yale, 95-77, Tuesday .night in the utes of play. Blake was third leading scorer for Schedule: Dec. 8 Enfield (at points respectively. Enfield Twins Rink) 1:30 p m., lo CONTROL! 5-yr Warranty Elis’ home opener at the Payne ^ The only question after halftime the Indian icemen a year ago with CARROTS^ Whitney Gymnasium. UConn shot well again from the Brien McMahon (at Darien) 9* 30 36 goals and 42 assists for 78 points. $ was how wide would Connecticut’s floor; The Huskies, who canned 64 5 9 156. 15 South Windsor (at B IP) 8-10 22 216 He’ll be joined on the first unit by The Huskies took the lead for 266 final margin be. The Huskies led, , percent of their attempts against Ro< kville (at Blf>) a 10, 26 Fermi good when Gerry Besselink com­ 58-40, with 15 minutes remaining, senior Doug Matthew at left wing Minnesota, were 40-for-76 against (at BIP) 8 :10, 29 Hull (at Veteran’s H'TACHI pleted a three-point play to make it 69-48 with 10 minutes remaining and sophomore Bill Ffeming at Bob Blake 9-6 with 14:31 to play in the first the Elis. Yale was a cool 32-for-7l . center. Rink) 8:30, 3i Enfield (at B IP i and had an 86-63 advantage with from the floor. 10:30 a.iti. ' half, ■ five minutes to go. Fleming started off the ’83-84 Connecticut now finds itself Jan. 5 Glastonbury (at B IP ) AL SIEFFERT'S VISA Besselink, 6-9 sophomore out of Connecticut, which has beaten campaign with Manchester but, senior Brad Pendleton at right home for its next geven games, Canada, was starting in place of Yale in their last six meetings, led getting little Ice time, opted to play 8:10. 9 Conard (at VMeran’s Rink) SUPER DISCOUNT CENTER starting Thursday night when the wing and junior Bob Kennedy on AM-FM-CASSEnE the injured Eddie Williams. Willi­ for the Spripgfield Pioneers ac- the left side. ^ 7:30, 16 East''Catholic (at BIP) by as many as 24 in the Second half. Huskies entertain the University of STEREO BOX 445 HARTRIRD IHL KEENEY ST. EXIT OFF l « t ams banged his right hand against Frederick, coming off a 4-point • cording to Horton. “ He sdld he’d be Horton’s options were cut down 8:10,19 South Windsor (at Hartford ROOT BEER Terry Coffey’s head Monday in Massachusetts atjthe Field House back and he is. And he’s matured " Arena) 8:30, 23 Fermi (at Enfield performance in the opener against in Storrs at 8 o’clock. UConn then considerably Tuesday as he found Wltn coupon Reg, or Diet - 2 liter bottle RMUICHESTER. CT. IS tmro practice and suffered a fractured Minnesota, was lO-for-17 from the the Indian coach cited. Twins Rink) 8:30, 26 Rockville (at hosts Big Ten member Ohio State out he was losing three playeri to B IP) 8:10. ■ third metacarple in his right hand. floor and was the game’s high- Manchester’s second unit will grades. Two were veterans, Mike with prior ‘ 10,00 purchase • MONTHLY Saturday afternoon at the Hartford Feb. 1 Windsor (at Loomis) 8'30 12 His hand will be in a splint (or at scorer with 22 points, while Cole consist of senior Brett Factors Generis and Kyle Bockus, who Valid thru Thursday, Dec. 8 , Friday, Dec. 9, Civic Center at 1 o’cloqk before 2 Guilford (at BIP) 8; 10, 6 Hall (at PAYMENTS least a week. Besselink showed added 17 and Kelley netted 14. (8-7-15) at center, junior Brian would have helped bulk up the and Saturday, Dec. 10, 1984 647-9997 some good aggressiveness and dates on Tuesday against Fairfield Coughlin (5-7-12) at left wing and B IP) 8:10. 13 Glastonbury (at ONLY OPEN DAILY: MON-THURS TIL 9 . TUES-WED-SAT TIL 5 . FRIDAY TIL 8 Kelley, in only his second game as at the New Haven Coliseum and Indians. totaled nine points and eight the Huskies’ point guard redeemed jjpmising junior Dale Gullo at Hartford Arena) 8:40, 16 Windsor the University of Rhode Island “ I think we’ll have decent rebounds. himself from a poor opener against T i g * wing. (at BIP) 8:10, 18 Conard (at BIP) IPEN 9:^0 A.M. DAILY 4iext Saturday in Storrs, the latter scoring punch with the first two UConn, 1-1, dutscored Yale 18-9 Minnesota in which he only had 9 Horton s No. 3 line for now has 10:30 a m., 22 Wethersfield (at twb contests at 8 o’clock. lines," said Horton, as he looks to BIP) 8:45. senior Harry Dalessio at ceitter. Saturday’s season opener against B IP — Bolton Ice Palace. 10 MA\CHKSTKF< HKRAl.D, Wednesday, Dec, 5. 1984

MANCHESTEH HEKAl.D. Wedin-sdiiy, Dec 5, 1984 II Scoreboard Prospects better for

New Jersey o 0 1— 1 Washington 2 I 1— 4 First period— 1, Woshinaton, Carpen­ Football ter 19 (Gartner, Andersson), 15:09. East girls hoop team 2, Woshlngton, Adams 1 (Murphv), NHL standings 15 50 Penalties— D rive r, N J, 5:35; Veltch, Was, 11:12. N FL standings By Bob Papetti seniors, including co-captains ;ind Kathy Wiischner at forward are VVoln Conference Second period-3, Washington, Herald Sports Writer starting guards .5-4'5 Christy also on hand. Patrick Division Duchesne 3 (Jarvis, Murphy), sh, Amerloon Conterinc* Bearse and .5-4 Sue Wallace Ridel, who has placed emphasis W L T Pts. GF GA 2:29 Penalties— Sampson, Wos, 215; Eotl Phiiodelphlo 16 4 4 36 109 61 What are the prospects for a girls Point guard Bcarsc (5 5) and on the defensive aspects of the NY Islonders 15 Blomavist, Wos, 11:20; Helmer, NJ, w L T Pet. PF PA 8 1 31 123 101 13:09. 450 260 basketball team that won only 25 Wallace (4.7) arc the top two game in her career at East, is Woshlngton 1? 8 5 29 99 79 x*Mlaml 12 2 0 .857 Third period— 4, New Jersey, Lorlmer 1 New England 8 6 0 .571 329 315 returning scorers NY Rongers 9 12 2 20 85 100 per cent-of its games the previous optimistic that the Eagles will b»’ New Jersev 7 (unassisted), 1:19.5, Washington, Adams NY Jets 6 8 0 .429 290 306 14 2 16 72 96 2 (Evoson, Haworth), 12:11 Penalties— year and graduated its two leading competitive. Pittsburgh 6 14 3 15 77 Indianapolis 4 10 0 .286 212 363 Obviously. Ridel will be looking 108 Duchesne, Was, 4:50; Sampson, Was, Buffalo '2 12 0 .143 212 381 scorers? "We're young as a unit, htil we Adams Division 12:44. for more product ion from a matur­ Montreol 15 5 4 34 96 72 Central "Better." said East Catholic should be improving as the .season Quebec 12 11 Shots on pool— New Jersey 7-7-7— 21; Pittsburgh 7 7 0 .500 351 283 ing forward line that may include 2 26 97 97 Woshlngton 4-14-1(3— 30. Cincinnati goes on." she said "The attilude i-s Boston 11 n 2 24 88 79 6 8 0 .429 263 297 coach Donna Ridel. three players that all saw varsity Bu^olo .9 11 Power-ploy conversions— New Jersey Cl^v^and 4 10 0 .286 203 254 much bettor this year, everyone is 4 22 88 84 0-4; Woshlngton 0-2. Ridel pointed to several shored aclion last year. At cenler is,5-8 Hartford•• U8 13 J3 19 IT .77 / Houston 3 11 0 .214 204 383 working hard. And barring major 108 Goalies— New Jersey, Low. Washing­ WMt up areas that could mean progress junior Chris Raffin, while »5-7 Campbell Conl«r«mx ton, Rlggln. A— 9,573. injuries, everyone will Norris Division v-Seottle 12 2 0 .857 397 217 for her Eagles, 5-15 last season. junior Cathy Burke is one of the W v-Denver 11 3 0 .786 306 214 eontribute." L T Pts. GF GA Retiree— Ron Wicks. "We're biggger than last year's forwards and can swing to the St. Louis 12 9 2 26* 93 83 LA Raiders 10 4 0 .714 337 262 Hopefully, enough Io win 40 )H'r Son Diego 7 7 0 .500 360 355 Smurfs. " quipped Ridel, "and we pivot if needed. Chicago 12 11 2 26 102 93 cent of their games, the minimum MInnesoto 8 11 6 22 90 103 NHL leaders Konsos CItv 6 8 0 .429 238 296 have more quickness this year. "Chris has improved a lot and Notional Conference pre-requisite for qualifying for the Detroit 7 14 3 17 93 115 And this is probably the strongest we're counting on her inside," Toronto * 17 4 .13 78 121 East post-season lournamenl Smyttie Division (Through Dec. 2) W L T Pet. P F PA bench we've had in a couple of noted Ridel. "And Burke has Io do NY Glonts 9 5 0 .643 275 260 years here." Schedule: Dec 7 Manchester A, 8 Edmonton 18 3 3 39 126 71 r- ®P ■ a pts a good job on the boards for us.” Calgary 15 9 1 31 127 97 Gretzky, Edm 24 24 44 46 Woshlnoton 9 5 0 .643 367 255 Ridel should know wherefore she Fitch H i 30, 10 Mercy A. 13 St Los Angeles 12 9 4 2B no 92 Bossy, NYI 23 25 27 52 Dallas 9 5 0 .643 259 250 , At tlie other forward )>osition Paul H, 17 East Hampton A 7: 15.20 St. Louis * 8 6 0 .571 365 295 speaks. This will be her 13th year Winnipeg 12.., 9 3 27 102 92 Kurri, Edm 24 24 23 47 may be promising sophomore 5-4 Valley Regional H 7:30. 27 Berlin H Vancouver 4^1 2 10 83 163 B Sutter, NYI 23 17 » M Phiiodelphlo 5 8 1 .393 241 277 at the East Catholic helm Nancy Sulick, who played in two Tuesday's Results' Nilsson, Cal 25 II 28 39 Central The Eagles open iheir 1984-85 2:30. Woshlngton 4, New Jersey 1 Kerr, Phi 23 23 14 37 x-Chlaigo 9 5 0 .643 281 215 games as a freshman. Green Bay 6 8 0 .429 332 281 season Friday night at 7 o’clock Jan 2 Sacred Heart H, 4 Aquinas Detroit 7, Toronto 4 Hawerchuk, Win 23 14 22 34 "She's coming along real nice." H, 7 SI. Bernard's A, 10 Norlhwe.st Winnipeg 2, St. Louis 2 (OT-tle) Tonelll, NYI 23 12 23 35 Detroit 4 9 1 .321 267 354 when they visit crosstown Man­ added Ridel. Los Angeles 2, MInnesoto 2 (OT-lle) NIcholls, LA 24 14 18 34 Tampa Bov . 4 10 0 .386 271 353 chester High at Clarke Arena in the Calliolic H. 14 South Catholic A. 17 Wednesday's Games Dionne, LA 24 14 20 34 Minnesota 3 11 0 .214 255 395 Others hoping to make an i mpact SI. l>mil A. 21 Filch A 6:00, 23 (All Times EST) Gartner, Was 24 14 20 34 WMt first of two contests. in the frontcourt are senior Donna x-Son Fran. Manchester H 7: .30, 31 Mercy H - Boston at Butfalo, 7:35 o.m Federko, StL 20 8 24 34 UPl photo 13 1 0 .928 405 204 East’s fortunes will depend on Revellcse and junior Deb Sjil- Montreal at Hartford, 7:35 p m Goulet, Oue 24 14 17 33 LA Rams 9 5 0 .443 303 281 Feb 4 Aquinas A, 7SI Bernard's New Orleons the progress of what Ridel calls a zinski. Junior Andrea Ryan is a Colgory at N Y Rangers, 7:35 o.m Wilson, Cdl 23 10 22 32 8 0 .429 267 334 H. II Northwest Catholic A, 14 St Louis ot Pittsburgh, 7:35 p m Savard, Chi 24 12 19 31 Atlanta .3 . n. 0 T14 249 349 “ young team.” Only three players back-up at guard, while sopho­ x-clindied division title South Catholic H H Detroit ot Toronto, 8:05 p.m MacLeon, Win 23 11 20 31 Just don’t let go from a 10-player varsil)’ roster are mores Kaly Fisher at guard and Los Angeles ot Chicago, 8:35 o.m, Steen, Win 23 7 24 31 y-clinctied pldvoff berth Games not nntxHl 7 p.m. N Y. Islanders ot Edmonton,9:Up.m Goals Saturday's (Somes Thursday's Games Butch Myers drops in on a steer during hpma City. Myers led event going into (All Times EST) Montreal at Boston, night Bossy,'NYI 2? 24 steer wrestling action at the National fourth round. Butfalo at N.Y. Jets, 12:30 p.m. UPI photo Baseball roundup Quebec ot Phlladelohia,Tilght Gretzky, Edm 24 24 Minnesota at Son Francisco, 4 p.m. Kurri, Edm 24 24 Finals Rodeo Tuesday night in Okla- Sunday’s Games New Jersey Devils’ John MacLean (left) him in the first period of Tuesday’s game AHL standings Kerr, Phi 23 23 Atlonto ot Tomoo Boy, 1 o.m. Assists Cincinnati at NewOrleons, 1 p.m. goes for the puck as Washington in Landover, Maryland. The Caps won, Cleveland at Pittsburgh, 1 p.m. Green Boy at Chicago, 1 p.m. Capitals' Darren Veitch tries to check 4-1. Northern Division Gretzky, Edm 2? « Spurs114,Hawksl06 Blazers 112. Suns 104 Tuesday's college results Lone deal to Cubs-Yanks W L T Pts. GF GA B,Sutter, NYI 23 29 Miami at Indianapolis, 1 p.m. Fredericton 17 6 1 35 105 80 Nilsson, Cal 25 28 New England of Philadelphia, 1 p.m. BvAAIkeTully Molne 13 8 3 29 103 70 Bossy, NYI 23 27 A TLA N TA (t04) PHOENIX (t04) N.Y. Giants at St. Louis, 1 p.m. Bamberger expects more to Altamirano spent most of the Federko, StI 2o 24 East Seottle at Kansas City, 1 o.m. NHL roundup Adirondack 11 8 3 2S 87 101 Wilkins 12-24 9-10 34, Williams 1-84)-0 2, Lucas 4-8 1-19, Nonce 11 )8 4-4 26, Adetphi71,NewHaven67 UPI Notional Baseball Writer happen, but isn't sure exactly season in Triple-A. Sherbrooke 10 15 1 21 Power-play goals Rollins 1-4 1-2 3, Johnson 8-18 4-4 20, Edwards 9-18 1-3 19, Holton 815 2-4 14, Houston at L.A. Roms, 4 p.m. 82 100 AnnoMorlo 107, W. New England 100 Son Diego at Denver, 4 p.m. what, Fontenot. 27, showed promi.se in Novo Scotia 9 13 3 21 93 111 ttivers 3-43-59, Russell 4-40-08, WIIIIS5-92-4 Humphries 1-2 )■) 3, Adams 81 2-2 2, Baruch 93, MedgorEversM HOUSTON — Regardless of Moncton 8 U 3 19 87 102 Kerr, Phi * 1o ,12, Levlngston 3-4 4-4 10, Glenn 1-4 2-3 4, f 21'^T *-'4 8419, Jones 2-3 2-24, Young 83 Washington at Dallas, 4 p.m. "You go down to the lobby and 1983, going 8-2 with a 3.a3 ERA Bui Anderson, Edm 24 4 Bloomtleld71,Klngs(N.Y.)47 - Monday's (Some LoweO-12-2-2. Totals 38-85 M O, Scott 2-22-26, PlttmonO-0800. Totals BrvantColl.W,RhodelslondColl.89 what happened in the playoffs, the found out you’ve made a trade." he lasl^ear he slumped to 8-9 with a Rochester 17 6 2 36 100 77 Andreychuk, But 23 4 W*J8106. 41-8419-23104. L.A. Raiders at Detroit, 8 p.m. Bullard, Pit 23 4 Cobrlnl (Po.) 107, JohnsHopklnsU.97 Friday, Dec.'14 Chicago (?ubs arc champions in the said. ii61 ERA, He is a sinkerhaller who Binghamton 14 8 3 31 116 91 SAN ANTONIO (114) PORTLAND (112) CentrolConn.44, Bentley41 Ogrodnick’s hat lifts Baltimore 10 10 3 23 91 73 Reinhart, Cal 24 4 Bonks 4-7 80 12, Mitchell 4-13 3-4 15, L.A. Rams at San Francisco, 9 o.m. eyes of those who were dying of The Indians succeeded in keep"? may be of value in liny Wrigley Bre.Sutter, NYI 23 4 Carr896-422,Vondeweohe8-147-723,M. Connectlcut95,Yole77 Springfield 10 13 2 22 96 109 Gilmore 8-10 810 24, Moore 5-9 4-4 14, Thompson 87 2-3 8, Poxson 814 9-10 21, Conn. Coll. 72, Nichols 62 boredom jit the Winter Meetings. ing Thornton by signing him to a Field. New Haven 8 12 3 19 93 101 Brl.Sutter, StL 22' 4 Gervin 814 7-8 Zi, Robertson 2-5 0-0 4, yolentlneFII 5-613, Bowie 843-39, Norris Short-hand goals Cornell 47, Coloate40 Bv United Press Internotlonol he said. "You let a guy like On Tuesday, the Cubs produced 4-year contract that will bring him "Fontenol will he in the Hershev 6 13 4 16 87 98 Jones 854-44, Colter 1-30-02, Kersey 1-2802, B. Currv62,Worcester61 UPi Aii-Amarica team Capitals 4, Devils 1 the first major news of the St. Catharines 7 14 3 17 80 107 81 8 2 0 , Roberts 2-4814, Brewer 80800, Thompson 3-40-04. Totals 38-793841112. Drexel80,E.Corollna73 Ogrodnick shoot from wherever he at least $4 million. bullpen," said ('hicago manager Tuesday's Gomes Gretzky, Edm *24 *4 Totals41-7432-42114. convention — a six-player deal McKegney, Que - 24 3 Eastern NozareneB5, S. E . Moss. 83 John Ogrodnlck has seen plenty tyants and he’ll score scfme goals." A Landover. Md., Bobby Carpen­ “ After eight years in Cleveland I Jim Frey, "He's gutty, mixes up No Games Scheduled . 30 33 22 21— 104 Phoenix 3319 24 28-104 Folrt1eld94, Brondels64 NEW YORK (U PI) — The 1984 United with the New York Yankees. wanted to be part of the genesis of Wednesdoy's Gomes Murray, Chi 25 3 SBill Mayo, deficit to post a 7-6 victory over the Frank Cernik cut the lead to two At Bloomington, Minn,, Bernie the Indians to do something like Orioles moved closer to signing Bu' 24 10 31 32.3 Parish 2-8 6-)0 10, D. Johnson 1819 5-4 25, :7 -34W7 ' ' 4.'Totals 39-85 Moving to shore up the NL East this." Second period— 2, MInnesoto, Plett 5 Walter, Mon 15 7 23 30 4 Alnge8)58012, McHale893-415, Buckner SallsburySt.44,St.Morv's48 Tennessee (Dalton, (3a.),83,2S0,senlor. Toronto Maple Leafs. goals 1:09 later. Nicholls extcritied the Kings’ un­ frec-ageni outfielder Lee I.,acy. (M c C a rth y ), 15:08. Penalties— (30LDEN STATE (105) Slippery Rock 78, Pltt-Johnstown71 .a^M®*®’’ ~ t'l'®''l' Travnowicz, Nebraska champions, who lost to San Diego Hassey, a 31-ycar-old native of Snepsts, Min, 3:38; Dionne, LA, 5:45; Kurri, Edm 24 24 80 3o!o 8 ) 80 0, Clark )-2 00^2, Carr 8 ) 80 0, (Bellevue, Neb ), 84,265, senior. " I t ’s very satisfying," said beaten road streak to seven games But pursuit of other free agents Patterson, Col 25 15 55 27.3 Wedman81800. Totals 34.84 27-3899. uuStl^ Smith 87 82 10, St.Peter73,Utlco57 in a five-game playoff, Chicago Plett, Min, 9:43; Hordy, LA, 11:32; Whit^eod 815 84 19, (Conner 2-8 0-0 4, Syracuse 52, Canislus 48 (O T) (Joorterback — Doug Flutie, Bostor Ogrodnick, who took over the with his tooth career goal. Nicholls Tucson. Ariz., came to Chicago proceeded with not much success. Hortsburg, Min, 12:52. Gools ogointt averoge Steve Yzerman got a power-play general manager Dallas Green (minimum 360 minutes) D ETR O IT (104) 7-M 2-3 16, Johnson 812 4-5 14, Thiel )0I,Penn St.-Behrend90 College (Natick, Moss.), 8 )0,174, senior. team's scoring lead with his 14th has scored at least a (joint in 22 from Cleveland last summer in the Atlanta owner Ted Turner Wilson 1 - ^ 2 , Alekslnas822-22,Burtt 2-4 ^Thomas Coll. 67, U. Molne-Formlngton Running bocks — Keith Byars, Ohio goal for Detroit at 10:34 and received left-hander Ray Fontenot Third period— 3, Los Angeles, Fox 10 . . . . . h'lh go avg Tyler 5-14 2-2 12, Roundfleld 2-7 3-4 7, goal of the sea.son. "W e were consecutive games, tops in the same deal that brought right­ changed his mind about coming to Lindbergh, Phi 18 1080 46 2 56 State (Dayton, Ohio), 82, 230, lunlor; Ogrodnick tied it at 14:17.' and outfielder Brian Dayett. (Engblom, RuskowskI), 5:27. 4, Lalmbeer8l52-3I4,V. Johnson 18204-524, U. Moss-Boston44, Salem St. 49 Ken Davis, Texas Christian (Temple, frustrated after the second period. NH L this sea.son. The Kings forced hander Rick Sutcliffe to the Cubs. Houston Tuesday and instead met Los Angeles, NIcholls 17 (Sykes, Moog, Edm 12 685 31 2 72 Thomas 9-22 50 23, Steppe 85 2-2 8, Toronto, which has won only He sent catcher Ron Hassey, Penney, Mtl 16 950 45 2 84 Campbell 85 80 6, Bnoson 1-4 80 2, Ursinus 112, Sworthmore97 Texos), 811, 205, lunlor; Rueben Moves, I’ve never seen the dressing rootri^ overtime on two goals 29 seconds Hassey appeared in 19 games, with Sutcliffe's representative, ^ lle v ), 5:54. Penalties — Moruk, Estate IISSM Vo. C:ommonwealth49, Rlchmond40 yvoshlngton State (North Bottle’- once in 18 games. Jumped to a 3-0 outfielder Henry Cotto and right­ Min, 7:42, McCarthy Min, 12:29. Soetaert, Mon B 452 22 2 92 Cureton 40808, Lono0-2800.Totols48102 so quiet. apart in the third period. batting .333 with two homers and Barry Axelrod. That meilns the Peeters, Bos 16 919 45 294 1822 104. ^ree-oolnt goals— Grittith 2. Fouled Virginia Union 102, UDC72 tord, Saskatchewan), 80,200, lunlor; lead before the first period had handers Porfi Altamirano and Jive RBI, Boston 34 25 27 23— 99 24, Golden WPIM-Bobson4S "It’s such a good feeling to see Bruce Sutter issue may not be Overtime— None. Penalties— None. Wins Klck®r — Kevin Butler, (ieorgla (Stone reached the midway point. Russ Rich Bordi to New York. The w I t Drtrolt 20 34 31 27— 104 Stole 24. f o u n d s — Utah 45 (Eaton 10), Wesleyan74,CoastGuord41 the momei^um change going our Blues 2, Jets 2 Cotto, who will turn 24 in settled as quickly us once believed. Lindbergh, Phi to 3 4 Fouled out— None. Totol fouls- r Gregg Carr, Auburn (Bir­ through, ” said Cashen, "They are Mata, we have three guys with gp-gomes ployed; g-goals; o-osslsts; 85 17, Issel 812 87 18. Honzllk 2-7 80 4, S. Johnsiin 88 3-4 9, Woolrldge 14-20 9-9 a Kansas City native it’s a return First period— 1, Toronto. Courtnall 4 “ DD p o w e r p la y g o a ls ; sh - Jones 2-4 85 8, Jordan 7-13 4-4 20, Crelghton91, Briar Clitt ( Iowa) 47 mingham, Ala,), 82, 215, senior; Lorry now talking in other directions. We speed who can play all three (Poddubny, Frveer), 2:04. 2, Toronto, T urner 2-50-04, Evans 820-00. Totols37-87 Cu|ver-Stockton82,Harrls-Stowe47 Station, Iowa (Omaha, Neb.), 8 ) 1. 233 home." shorthanded goals; gw-game winning 24*3298. •* Wfip^sv 1-1 3, Dailey 815 83 20, lunlor. ' expect to move some people before outfield positions." Gavin 3 (lafratre, Dooust), 3:20. 3, goals; s-saves; pct-percentage; mln- Matthews 85 1-2 9, Corzine 1-4 2-4 4 Defiance 93, Mon Chester 44 Sutcli(fe, however, must still Toronto, Salmlng2(Valve, Derlagol.pp. NEW YORK (100) the meetings are through.” Bordi, 24, went 5-2 with a 3.46 mlnutes; ga-goals against; avg* Cummings 7-10 7-7 21, Orr 813 84 14, Friends 78, St. MoryOf The Plolns72 f ®*®s < Lubbock, talk to .several teams Ed Whitson 7:37. 4, Detroit, Park 5 (Boldirev, average; w*won; l-loss; t- tie. ? ^ M s T 7 n W GrocelandS4, Simpson 45 Tex.), 8 ], 182, senior; Jeff Sanchez, Kentucky, Indiana lose Milwaukee manager George ' ER A for the Cubs Iasi year. Yzerman), pp, 12:04.5, Detroit, Lambert4 Wilkins 88 00 10, Sparrow 2-8 82 5 Groce 43, St. Fronds 58 Georgia (Yorbo Linda, Collt.), 80, 180, is al.so attracting attention Walker 812 84 12, Carter 88 2-2 18. 30 28 22 2 7 - 97 (Larson), 15:33. 4, Oerlago 9 (Valve, Cldrago 24 20 33 35— 112 llllnols92,ChlcoSt.47 SMior; Tony Thurman, Boston Col­ Anderson), 14:14. Penalties— Bailey 1-4 84 5, Bannister 83 80 6, I owo St. 54,1 owo 50 lege (Lynn, Moss.), 80, 179, senior. By Joe llluzzi Grunfeld 7-11 1-2 15, Tucker 81 80 0, inree-point goolsRonsey, Dollev gold-medal U.S, Olympic team last . despite their 1-2 mark, Phelps isn't Leemc Tor, 4:41; Salmlng, Tor 4:41; Fouled out— G. Johnson, Green- Konsos 85, S. {Dakota St. 72 UPI Sports Writer Wli:i.ii.. Oet,4:4); Ladoucer, Det,4:4); Covenoll 80 80 0. Totols 39-78 22-27 100 Kearney St. 84, Neb. Wesleyan summer under Indiana coach worried about the Hoosiers. Bowling Denver 33 25 24 14— M wootf- Totol fouls— New Jersey 29, 82 ,c f T Anderson, Vanderbilt, Phelps takes a dig at recruiting B arr't jet, 5:08; Duguay, Det, 7:57; Chicago 21. -Rebounds— New Jersev 33 Morquette74, Loyola U. 47 (St. Pefersburgh, Flo.),82,190,senior Bobby Knight, scored 13 points for "Indiana’s going to be a good Bennlng. Tor, 10:47; Lodeceur, Det, York «24 31 21- im McKendree72,GreenvlMe45 Second Team Kentucky and Indiana, once the 13:19; Anderson, Tor, 13:53; Willi­ ••••••••••••••••••#**« Fouled out— Bailey. Total tools— Williams 11), Chicago 39 (S. Johnson 10L the , Mustangs and grabbed a basketball team before it's over," SOUTH BEND, Ind. (UPI) - accusing of cheating. Knight had Msists— New Jersev 20 (Richardson, Mid-America NozorenedS, Benedictine OffMie Twin Towers of college basketball, game-high 15 rebounds. Ten pre-season media luncheon in ams, Det, 17:27. Pinnettes Denver 25, New York 32. Rebounds— Ronsev4each), 44 Wlbe'■ecelv®^— Eddie Brown, Miami said Phelps. “ When - it counts, Notre Dame coach Digger Phelps left a post-game news conference Chicago lust month, reportedly Denver 40 (Cooper 9), New York 42 Midland 78, Northwestern ( Iowa) 45 are being cut down to size. At South Bend, Ind., freshman (Cummings ). Asslsts-Oenver 22 Chlco()o 25 (Jordan, Matthews 6 each) Stofe*'* ~ *'®®®'’®®®''' Colorado they’ll get there." Tuesday night aceusedunspecified before Phelps made his remarks Second period— 7, Toronto, Frycer Ellle Luce 217-534, Pot DIMauro 175, 11 Technicol— New Jersev Coach A Ibeck. A MllllklnS9,Washlngton47 The Wildcats and Hoosiers, two because he was upset with illegal 12 (Poddubny, Courtnall), 7:09;. 8, Y®'"'' 34 (Sparrow ), Dave Rivers scored 23 points and In other g"ames involving ranked Big Ten schools of illegal basket­ and was unavailable for comment. Joanne Korner 484, Lois Brown 174-175- A— 8,487. 11 Mo.-KonsosCItv 58, Cent. Methodist 45 teams which have ruled the nation recruiting practices at unnamed Toronto, Frveer 13 (Poddubny, Court­ Mount Mercy 92, Grinnell 44 JuTl’oa'.'Tfimofs” '" ” ■’'®’ Ken Barlow add^d 15 as Notre teams. No. 5 Illinois routed Chico ball recruiting, saying he is “100 Knight refused Id^ attend a Big nall), 18:28. PenaltllK-Poddubny, Tor Corrlveou 194, Lois Begin for many years, arc off to poor league schools. L. *2' Schwartz 181-190-179-550, Big East results NotreDome74, lndlano43 Guards — Del Wilkes, South Carolina • Dame upset No. 12 Indiana 74-63 to State 92-47, No. 13 Syracuse edged percent" behind Indiana's Bobby 2J5; Gavin, Tor, 12:31; Anderson, Sputhwestern, Kon. 47, McPherson 59 Lorry Williams, Notre Dome '-°"°"®°' starts this season and their dynas­ Tina Burnous 194-484, Marlonne Capo- deny Knight his 400th ppUegiate Canislus 52-48 in overtime and No. Knight for boycotting a recent Tor, 19:34; Lambert, Det, double- Dfanco 513. Lakers116,Cavaliersl12 St.Thomos75,Concordla-Moorhead73 Center— Kirk Lowdermllk, Ohio State ties may finally be crumbling. minor, 19:34. Taylor 55, DePouw48 (Ju^orterbock — Robbie Bosco, victory. 17 Kansas topped South Dakota league meeting. Third period— 9, Detroit, Ogrodnlck 12 Syracuse52,Canlsius48(0T| TrltonColl.78,Woubonsee5S Brigham Young. At Lexington, Ky., Butch Moore "We went the first 10-12 minutes (Pork), pp, 5:18. 10, Detroit, Cernik 3 State 85- 72. "What he's talking about, some LOS ANGELES (114) Upper Iowa 72, Cornel 141 canned a short jumper with four and played well,” said Knight, who (KIslo, Barrett), 4:27. 11, Detroit, Spriggs 810 84 11, Worthy 813 08 14, Wobosh 75,1II. Wesleyan 73 Running bocks — Curtis Adams of the illegal recruiting in the ACUPUNCTURE MEDICINE Yiermon 1) (Park,Ogrodnlck),pp, 10:44 Abdul-Jobbor 18238531, Cooper 822-22 CANISIUS (48) Wartburg70,Coe43 seconds remaining Tuesday night gets another chance at No. 400 At Champaign, HI.. Anthony league, is really happening.” PAIN CLINIC 12, Detroit, Ogrodnlck 13 (Duguay, Basketball Mgillnsen 87 81 4, Helnold 1-5 81 2, Johnson 13-18 2-4 28, Rombls 1-2 80 2, Wayne St 74, Mo. Western 57 Slot®, Etho®Horton.NorthCorollno. to lift No. 9 Southern Metho.dist to a Saturday when the Hoosiers play Welch scored 25 points — 17 during Phelps said after the Irish upset tor chronic pain & illness Yzerman), 14:17.13, (JetrolLOgrodnlck 14 ■••••••••••••••••••Pee WcGee 38 80 4, Hall813 WIs-RIver FallsB4, Winona St. 48 Kicker — John Lee, UCLA. 56-54 victory over Kentucky. The (Larson), 19:11. Penalties— Derlago, 87 2), RusMil 82 80 0, Smith 81 80 0, Wrioht St, 47, Molone45 Kentucky. "Then we got careless an eight-minute span in the first Knight's 12th-ranked Hoosiers Wilkes 800 0 0 , Scott 882-39, Kupchak8 l _ ^ Defense VVildcats, 1-2, lost for theffirst time CERTIFIED M. D. ACUPUNCTURIST Tor, 5:02; Dooust, Tor, malor, 7:13; NBA standings 80 0. Totals 5891 1819 114. Trlvlsonno812-22.Totals20-448-)34S. West ,,““1 Mike Gann, Notre Dome; with what we were doing. If we’re half — to lead Illinois. Illinois 74-63. Gore, Det, major, 7:13; Poddubny, Tor, CLEVELAND (112) Arlzono82, Loyola Mary mount 75 Gorin Verls, Stanford. *■ at home in 23 games and are off to ever going to play well against NELSON CHANG, M.D. 8:34; Stefan, Det, molor, 8:54; Salmlna. SYRACUSE (52) Blola74,Chapmafi5S improved to 6-1. Chico State, a “ There's some strange things Tor, 10:20. Thompson 8142-218, Hinson 11-172-224, Tackles — Leslie O'Neal, Oklahoma their worst start in nine years. anybody that good, we’ve got to (former Neurosurgeon) Eastern Conference T urpln8141-411, Bogley l-3(M)2,Davls8n « Hawkins 2-7 4-4 10, Cal Baptist74, Clare-Mudd. 41 State; Bruc® Smith, Virgin” T « h ° "“ Division II school that was crushed going on right now atsome strange Plvchlalry • NeuroTray Shots on gool— Toronto 15-11-4— Atlantic Dlvtslon 4-4 14, Cook 83 80 0, Hubbort 182^1 7-7 37 M k a v 1-3 2-3 4, Addison 814 82 14, E.Oregon42,Lewls-ClarkS9 “ It was a great victory for us." eliminate that." schools in the league." 32. Detrolt9-l4-12— 35. Washington 2-5 83 4, Monroe 84 2-2 B Casillas, by DePauljust24 hours earlier, fell aRCATert HARTFORD PAIN CLINIC W L Pet. GB Wilson 83 2-22, West 1-2802, f>Muetfe81 Fresno St. 53, N. Dakota 34 said SMU’s 7-foot senior Jon Indiana led 22-16 on the hot, to 2-3. Power-play conversions— Toronto Boston 8O0.Total547-9n821112. Alexls2-I02-24,Brown 14802, Spera8 1 8 () Idaho St. 83, Doane74 Linebackers — Alonzo Johnson,.Flor­ Phelps would not'specify which 112 Cottage Qrove Fid., Bloomfield 14,Detrolt34. 15 2 .882 0. Totals 19-5) 14-20 52. Koncak. "Everytime I think of a shooting of Mike Giomi, who At Syracuse, N.Y.. Andre Haw­ Philadelphia 13 4 .765 .2 ldaho77, Washington St. 54 ida; Tim Meamber, Washington; Big Ten coaching staffs he was 12 Amy Lane, Simsbury Goalies— Toronto, Wregget. De­ Woshlnoton LpsAnoMes 29 29 31 17— 116 Halftime— Canislus ' 25, Syracuse Stanford84,Mo.-St. Ldul672 Jomes Seowrlght, South Carolina. basketball dynasty. I think of scored 14 of his team-high 18 points troit, Stefan. A— 14,557. 12 1 .632 4 19. Fouled out— Jackson, Hall. Total kins hit 4 consecutive free throws New Jersey 8 10 .444 7Vj Cleveland 34 34 18 28— 112 use 47, Wyoming 57 Indiana and Kentucky. We had in the first half. But the Irish Simabary 658-1862 Bloomnald 243-3903 New York Fouled out— None. Total fouls— — Conislos 22, Syracuse 18. in overtime, including the tie­ Refbree— Terry Gregson. 9 12 .429 8 Utoh 45, Weber St. 59 a “ 7 '*®t* Oklahoma State; , something to prove tonight." Centn ritlon Los A noeles 18, C le v e la n d 20 RAounds— Canislus 41, Syracuse Utah St. 97, Brigham Young93 Bret Clork, Nebraska; Sean ThomeS, stormed back to take the lead and breaking points with 3l seconds Milwaukee Rebounds— Los Angeles 53 (Abdul- A^*'***— Canislus 13, Syracuse 10. Texas Christian. Moore scored just 3 points in the then outscored the Hoosiers 19-6 to n 8 !s79 _ A-j—2U»6j 1 . Whittier 71, Azusa-Paclflc44 remaining, to allow Syracuse, 2-0, MODERN AUTO Jets 2, Blues 2 Chlcogo 11 9 .550 Vj Jobbor 13), Cleveland 38 (Hubbard 8). Punter — Randall Cunningham, first half, but poured in 12 after lake a 45-30 halftime advantage. Detroit Msists— Los Anoeles 25 (Johnson 14), Nevad Las Vegas. to escape with the triumph. Haw­ 10 9 .526 1 8 halftime for SMU, 3-0. "Our game plan basically was to RADIATOR Atlanta 7 11 .389 3»/2 Cleveland 3) (Davis 10). Technical— UCenn 95. Yaia 77 Honorable Mention kins’ final 2 free throws broke a Winnipw 1 1 0 0 - 2 Indiana 5 14 .357 J®hnson, Cleveland (lllegdl defense). Offense Kentucky tied it'54-54 with 1:17 play fullcourt pressure and the 48-48 tie. SL Loub 1 1 0 0 -2 6 A— It,298. INTROQUCES Cleveland ^2 16 .111 8Va UCONN (9S) — Coles 8-16 1-1 17, Wide receiver — Andrew Baker, left when Kenny Walker hit l-of-2 transition game,” said Notre Season’s Greetings » First period— 1, St. Louis, J, Mullen'l2 Western Conference Transactions Rutgers; Troev Henderson, Iowa State- At Lawrence, Kan., Ron Kellogg the 90-mlnute (Sutter, Federko), 5:19. 2, Winnipeg, Broxton 2*6 0-0 4, Besselink 4*8 1*1 q free throws, but the Wildcats never Dame coach Digger Phelps. "We Midwest Division Frederick 10-17 2-3 22, K lle y 89 2-2 m ' Glen KozlowskI, Brigham Young; Cha­ fueled a late Kansas charge, drive-ln and ..Wilson 4 (McBdln, Lukowich), 1l:50 _ ' . W L Pel. GB r i* LockeM, Long Beach State; ^had possession again. had that spurt and that kept us Penamej^Arnlel, Win, 5:24; Bothwell. g*'"'®r 13 4 ,745 Clippers I I 6, R^kela scoring 8 of his game-high 24 from all of us 100 rr7enV-5’iiHl^ore2"4'4".“4li:2^et' Bossboll Gerard Phelan, Boston Colleoe- Kentucky trailed 48-41 with eight going." points, to lead tjie Jayhawks. driveaway solutloni Houston 12 7 .432 2 Cleveland — Signed free naant Jerry Rice, Mississippi Valley stme- minutes left when seldom-used Second period— 3, Winnipeg, Hawer- 10 10 .500 4'/i LA CLIPPERS (118) Totafs Notre Dame held Indiana star Kellogg tallied .his final 8 points as FOR: Chuk 15 (B. Mullen, Bobych), 6:1). 4, Dallas 9 9 jQQ ey. JSliransIn®” ” '* aY guard Troy McKinley hit two St. Louis, GMmour 7 (Poslowskl, Johnson 7-1711-12 25, Walton 9-15 85 23, , YALE (77)— Kosbar 2-2 0-1 4, K6llv fS3r?y«r*"con'rrS;t^'’" ^ ' ® Steve Alford to just 4 points on Kansas outscored the Division II Auto radiator leaks, San Antonio 9 9 oin a\u Donaldson 83 82 8, Nixon 1820 2-3 28, 8 n 2-2 12, Dudley 816 2-5 14, Fltzoo "Tight end — Mark Bovaro, Notra jumpers to lead a 7-point surge that l-of-6 shooting. Sutter), 10:18. Penalities— Johnson, Konsos City 3 13 [iM m Dame; Rob Benn®tt, West Vlrglno; Mark school 16-4 to take an 83-70 lead StL, 5:45; Steen, Win. 10:04; Povese, ^ I t h 3-10 82 8, Brldgeman 7-12 2-3 17, rick 3-10 0-0 6, White 8 3 2-2 14' tied it. The win lifted the Irish to 4-0, hose laaks, overheating, Pacific Division Warrick 80800, White Lundlnoton 0-0 3-4 3, Wheeler 8 8 ^ n Dowdell, Bowling Green; K.D. Dunn, with 1:25 remaining. Kansas im­ StL, 13:43; Howerdiuk, Win, 15:02. LA Lakers 13 7 450 — ■'■HP'e-A contract. Clemson; Scott Gleselman, Boston Koncak. who played on the their best start in five years. And thermostats, Portland ’.400 00800, Caae1-1802.Totals46-832829118, Minnesota — R8 slgned Cal Ermer os Colleoe; Willie Smith, MlamL proved to 4-1. 12 8 1 manager of Toledo farm club, Duffy Third period— None. Penalty- ^ o w lx 11 ,0 .5*4 2'/,, HOUSTON (100) antl-freeze changes, Picard, Win, 10:05. o' Kenosha form c^fub Seattle 3 j) 421 41/, McCray 4-11 2-2 10, Sampson 812 1-2 9, Tackles — Mark Behnlno,'Na Clippers 7 13 .350 4 and Chorlle Manuel of Orlando form broska; John Cloy, MIs m u t L cleaning and fluining Overtime— None. Penalty— Carlyle, Golden Sterte 13 .314 4Vz 9 ‘2'y'K.®'3,^2’?^J® ” ' ‘-lovd4-7008,Looos Win,2:08. 4 t'9 8)0 io, Reid 814 7-8 23,Petersen82 . V ls S ilS Z m dSb.®**"’"" “ UCLA***^^' 'N'*®®"*'"'' Duval Love! Wa have found that most of „ ^ "•sulh Walkei^s jumper carries Knicks Shots on gool-Winnipeg t5-9-80— 37. New York 100, Denver 98 M0,Holllns831-21,Ford2-58O4 WtoSins New York (A L ) — Acquired catcher our customers’ problems St. Louis 1811-82— 34. Guards — Horry Grlmmlnger, Ne- ’ L.A. Lakers 114, Cleveland 112 Henry Cottqand Lynch, Washington NEW YORK (UPI) - Tough scrap you have a chance to win," can be solved within this Goalies— Winnipeg, Behrend. S). Detroit 104, Boston 99 pitchers Rich Bordi and Port) Altarntrano State; Cbriton Walker, Utah. Sparrow. He Mien hit Walker with a Louis, Womsley. A— 10,153. tronn Chicago (N L ) tor pitcher Ray team defense and a clutch jumper Chlcagd 112, New Jersey 97 MS-”, , s s s g i i i s Calendar said Knicks coach Hubic. Brown. pass and scored the game-winner time frame. The problem L.A. Clippers 116, Houston 100 Fontenot and outfielder Brian Davett. Co®t®r--PhllBroml®v,Florida; Kevin by Darrell Walker with three “ We did a lot of things that we on an 8-foot jumper. TJiree-ppInt goal-Brldgeman New York (N L ) — Extended the part is removed, promptly ^ n Antonio 114, Atlanta 104 Fouirt out— None. Total fouls— Los O^uer, Maryland; Ian Sinclair, Ml- "keconds remaining helped the New should have been able to capitalize Utah 107, Golden Stole 105 “ It came off the screen and shot Angeles 27, Houston 24. Rebounds— THURSDAY throuS?1W . " ° " ‘’*'^ York Knicks squeak by. t-he high­ repaired on our premises Portland 112, Phoenix 104 -QuYtetback — Oonny Brodlev, on, but we didn’t. At the end, we, the ball _with confidence,” said College flying Denver Nuggets, 100-98 and reinstalled. Radio, TV WySn^ysOames 39(Ol^wo“ l9) H®®*»®n Albright — Named William D. Popo Oklahoma; Doug Goynor, Lono made all the plays. It was a big shot Walker. “ I’d been missing all night (All Times EST) “ “ '‘on .KS'l-V*!!®'' D°® t^hg. southwS Tuesday night. for Darrell, he was having a tough Replacements are avail­ •••••••••••••••••••••• Denver at Boston, 7:30 p.m. assistant football coach. and was about time I made one. It a ’o’J » ‘?Lu?a"s-4*,'“A41,28‘ r ’'° '’ *» Duouesne ■— Declared center Tom Methodist; Bernie Kqsar, Miami; Chuck The Nuggets, 13-4, are off to their night.” able from oiir distributor- TONIGHT L.A, Lakvs at New Jersey, 7:30 p.m, FR ID A Y Lono, Iowa; Kurt Pago, Vanderbilt. wasn’t a shooter’s shot. I just got Milwaukee at Philadelphia, Harvey Ineligible for the basket- best start ever and came into the 7:00 Ten nis: A u stralian Open P.m. » 7 ». ww30 _ . , _ Baskplboll “ til seoson because of Insufficient With Denver leading 98-97, Ernie lucky." size inventory. Relax in (women's semifinals), ESPN 7 'M *' Manchester (girls), academiccredits. Running bocks — Fred Crutrbar ganie leading the league in scor­ Grunfeld hit l-of-2 free throws to Prior to the fourth quarter, it had at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. Bac baskatball Southern Collfornia; o S g d Ii*,« our waiting room, while 7:30 College basketball: Hartford vs. Atlanta at Kansas City, 8:30 p.m ing. But the Knick defense, pour- tie it with 46 seconds remaining. On Maine, W KH T Football Nebraska; Reoole Oupard, South been a difficult night for Walker. ■ till bantlu _ ,, _,'n>uf*dov's Games S ATUR DAY- ous in the first half, tightened in the the Nuggets' next possession, New our knowledgeable speci­ 7:30 Hockey: Whalers vs. Canodlens, Oallos at New York, night '® Munroe 20, Denver (U S F L ) — Signed quarterback JTo m a°®|*®'' Hilliard, “ lo IIi- He poured in nine of his 12 points in l u c i D ll SportsChannel, W TIC let Hockty Vince Evans. third and fourth quarters, holding York’s Pat Cummings slapped the alists get you moving Ir^laiia at Washington, night R X ? T o l'e t ^ “e?'’M r T j * " " l k ; ; ; the final quarter after scoring just villiq coil 7:30 Hockey: Bruins vs. Sabres, Detroit ot Milwaukee, night I c M c e V f " ’ Hockey ^the Nuggets to just 40 points after ball away from Calvin Natt. who again. Channel 38 (Sreen Hardware 94 (John Lochs 21, Philadelphia — Returned center Tim a single point in the first half. Seattle at Utah, night P * !* ‘J®>’®man M, Steve Chotiner 14), intermission and just 16 in the was driving for a layup. Cummings 649-9682 9:30 Hockey: Islanders vs. Oilers, Houston at Golden State, night T "n “s"^{lS*k’)ri.^ i- <“• E®''*''' X®®!?® ?° Hershev of fhb American The victory snapped New York’s Channel 9 P (-Jeff Carr 48, Mike Hockey League. fdlurth quarter. grabbed the ball and called MODERN RADIATOR WORKS Son Antonio at Portland, night Doran 10). Hardware won In overtime.' c* aa a - Basketball. three-game losing streak and was 414 Tolland Street • East Hartford • 289-6435 649-4595 Vancouver— Announced rollrement of "In the NBA, if you ho|d anybody timeout. Fitch at East Catholic (girls)* 1:30 left winger Darcy Rota. their first victory this year without 373 Main St, Manehattar, CT. 555 East Middle Tpke. • Manchester • 249-8611 684-5853 a ” ' under 100 points and you hustle and The inbounds pass went to Rory star forward Bernard King. 12 MANCHKSTER HERALD. Wednesday, Dec 5. I9B4 MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, Dec. 5. 19M — 1$ Sports In Brief Three repeaters on All-America Burfoot guest speaker By Daye Rafto F O C U S / Food Amby Bui fool, iiinf-time winner of the Mimche.ster Five-Mile UPl Sports Writer Hoad Race, will be guest speaker at Friday, night's Silk City binders meeting at the Colony in Vernon. NEW YORK - BUI Fralic. The meeting is scheduled for 6 o'clock with the lop the William Perry and Jerry Gray Christmas baiuiuel. The hoard of directors ele< tions will be held might be disappointed by how their after dinner. teams fared in 1984 hut have the consolation of being named to the S. ALL AMERICAN DEFENSE CPI All America team for the Gomez, Maleeva are cited second year. GLORIOUS APPETIZERS AND DESSERTS NORWAI.K Andre.s (Joniez and Manuehi Maleeva have been Pittsburgh offensive tackle named the Mo.st IiiiprovedTennis Professionals of 1984 by Tennis Fralic. Clcmson nose guard Perry Magazine, it was annoiinci'd Tuesday. amt Texas defensive back Gray Come/., 24, of Feuador, has won nearly $:i,5t),000 this year and were the only repeaters on the 1984 improved his compnter ranking from No. bStoNo. ,5. Maleeva, 17, •Ml Anieriea team Tue.sday..They FOR OPEN HOUSE ENTERTAINING from Sofia, Bulgaf ia, has won more than $281,000 in 1984 and share All-Aineriea honors with ffeisniaii Trophy winner,Doug improved her ranking from No, 31 to No. 6. Fliitie and a trio of junior running hai'ks. When the occasion is special — holidays or any time — you'41 want foods as USFL merger is compieted Fralie was being pushed to heeome the first interior lineman beautiful and delicious, as these recipes. Crunchy California wtdnuts enhance PHOl'.NIX, Ariz. — With pressure coming from forme to win the Heisman Trophy when many of these delicacies. All these foods can be made ahctid of the p;i rty — a bonus Arizona Wranglers owner Jim Joseph, a merger fietween Ihe I he sea.son started but Pitt.suffered for every hostess. Wranglers and the Oklahoma Outlaws was'finally completed cf a 3-7-1 year to dash his hopes. Tuesday night. Berry's Clem.son team played The Herbed Appetizer Cheesecake nestles in a crunchy cru.st of w iilnuts and The deal, whi. h took nearly two months to negotiate, was knowing it could not go to a bowl signed at about 7 pin. at the Phoenix office of Wrangler at tome v because of probation and the cracker crumbs It's sensational spread on crackers or cucumber slicc.s. The Paul Meyer., Tigers' 7-4 mark was way below recipe makes two and bakes in 5-inch springform pans fashioned from heavy duty preseason expectations. Texas aluminum foil. (See diagram) finished 7-3-1 but losses in Ihe last Moe coach of the month Iwi) games kept the Longhorns trom the Colton Bowl. An oven cooking bag keeps the Turkey Breast Roll tender and juicy during NKW YORK Doug Moe, w hose Denver Nuggets are off to the Flutie had nothing but happine.ss cooking with no oven spatter or baking pan to clean. Thin slicc.s tire delicious on best ,start in their history, Tiie.sday was named NBA Coach of Hu in his senior year. The Binterceptions. ( yind.ift of ManagcM' Uavey Johnson tlinujgh 198(j. ’ For his career, Flutie has passed The desserts are irresistable. Orange Carrot Cake, dotted with raisins and It wasn t a big thing lo me." said Johnson, whose contract for 10..579 yards and accounted for , crunchy walnuts is nicely spiced and delightfully moist. The fragile Walnut Lace was to expire at the end of next .season. "After we win next year II,.117 total yards going into the and I expect to win next year, I would've had a very stroiui Colton Bowl against Hou.ston. Cookies take a bit of doing but are so glamorous they're worth your time. No need position, hut this is OK. " j s "Making All-America was a goal to buy baking pans for the pretty Cranberry Apple Tarts as they arc easily made The n me was announced at ba.seball'.s winter meetings of mine. " Flutie said. "Being OIOPAM jjffPRv HOIMrS NUNN I I from heavy duty aluminum foil. Whichever dessert you serve will make a grand In his first season as Ne,w York manager. Johnson guided the All America is something everyb­ Misr* finale. Mels lo a siirpi ise second-place finish in the NI, East with a 90-72 ody strives for ' record. Flutie is joined in the All- Herbed Appetizer Cheesecakes 'I do .1 I. l III things as general manager thatmost managi .., America backfield by Ohio Stale's don t like, .said the Mets' Frank Cashen. "But with Davev, we Keith Byars. Ken Davis of Texas 1 cup Slone ground wheal cracker crumbs 1/2 leaspoon oregano oUvjy.s nuin.igo to ogrot*.*’ Christian and Rueben Mayes of 1/2 cup finely chopped California walnuls Washington State; 1/2 leaspoon ihyme 5 lablespoons duller or margarine, softened l!2 leaspoon basil Hounding out the offense are ning backs arc the only juniors on wide receiver David Williams of ' Williams caught 101 yards to hiis .caused three fumbles and 3 (8-ounce) packages cream cheese, softened 1/8 leaspoon sail Horton new Tigers’ instructor the first team. The rest are seniors. become the third college player 3 eggs, healen Parsley, finely chopped Illinois: light end Jav Novacek of Byars, a second-team All- recovered the same number. HOIJ.STON - Willie Horton, who slugged 202 homers in 1,5 Wyoming: tackle Lance Smith of ever to crack the 100-catch mark "He is as good a football player 2 lablespoons lemon juice Radishes, finely chopped America Iasi year, is the country's for a sea.son. His receptions were 2 garlic cloves, crushed Cucumber slice^ .seasons with Ihe'I igers, has been named Detroit's minor-letigue Louisiana Stale: guards Rill Mayo leading rusher and scorer. 'The as there is in America," Texas hitting insiruelor. the club announced Tuesday. o f Tennessee and Bill Lachey of worth 1,278 yards and eight touch­ coach. Fred Akers said. Make two heavy duty aluminum foil 5-inch Appetizer “Springform” Pans.* Preheat oven to -6-foot-2, 230-pound tailback gained downs. Novacek, who at 6-4, 211 Horton 42, played in Detroit from 19(>3 through 1977 before Ohio State: cenler Mark Tra.vno- 1.655 yards on 313 carries with 24 Thurman intercepted 12 passes 350 degrees F. Combine cracker crumbs, walnuts and butter until crumbly. Place half of crumb wicz of Nebraska: and kicker pounds has a tight end's size but in 11 games while Georgia safety mixture in each pan; press crumbs evenly oni>6ttom and one inch up sides. Place pans on baking hni.shiiig hiscareer with Cleveland, Texas, Oakland, Torontoand touchdowns for 144 points. wide receiver's speed, grabbed 33 • fourth oil Hie all-time Detroit homerlist. is loth Kevin Butler of Georgia. Mayes and Davis were longshots Sanchez Tinished second on his sheet and bake for 20 minutes; cool on rack. In large bowl, beat cream cheese; gradually add eggs; Completing the first team de­ pa.sses for 745 yards and four team in tackles, following in the in KIU with and huh in.l*xtra hase hits with 504. for All-America honors at the start touchdowns. beat until smooth. Blend in lemon juice, garlic, herbs and salt. Spoon mixture into pans; spread fense are ends Ray Childere.ss of of the sea.son but gained attention footsteps of two-time Bulldogs level. Bake 35 to 40 minutes longer. Cheesecakes will be almost set and cracks will form on top. lexas A&M and Freddie Nunn of by finishing behind Byars in All-America Terry Hoage. Cool completely. Just before serving, at room temperature, remove foil sides; garnish with a circle Canuck’s Darcy Rota retires Mi.ssissippi: tackles Tony Degrate At 6-3, 320 pounds. Perry is easily Up front, Bickett was the Pac- rushing. Canadian-born Mayes the largest player on the All- of parsley iri center and surround with radishes to the edge. Serve for spreading bn crackers or of Texas and Ron Holmes of finished second with 1.637 yards on lO's defensive player of the year cucumber slices. (Can be.stored, in plastic wrap^in your refrigerator up to 3 days.) yANtpt|VEl{ - Vancouver Canucks' left winger Darev Rola Washington: linebackers Gregg America team. He also could be while Degrate tied for Southwest still siilfering some discomfort after major spinal .surgerv 258 carries, including an NCAA the most coveted nose guiird ever Makes 2 cheesecakes.. ' I'arr of Aiiburn, Larry Station of record 357 yards rushing against Conference honors with teammate aiiiiimnced his retirement Tuesday after 11 sea.son.s in the Iowa and Duane Bickett of Soulh- Oregon. to come out of college now that Gray, *Appetizer “Springform” Pan: Tear off a 19-inch sheet of heavy duty aluminum foil; fold in half Natnmal Hockey League. mo.st pro teams have 3-4 defenses. ern Cal: backs Jerry Sanchez of Davis finihed third in rushing Butler made good on 23-of-28 lengthwise. Fold again in thirds to make a 3x 19-inch band. On the long edge, make 3/4-inch-deep Rota. 31, had not played a game for the Canucks this season (teorgia and Tony Thurman of yardage with 1,611 on 211 curries Gray anchored a .voung Longh­ field goals, including a 60-yarder cuts into foil at I-inch intervals forming tabs. Set aside. allei inideigoing a spinal fusion in June. He .suffered the neck Boston College: and punter Ricky but his 7.6 yards per carry average orns' secondary and is probably with 11 seconds left for a 26-23 Cut a 5-inch circle out of light cardboard; cover with aluminum foil. Using a can to support circle, injury in hebruary following a collision with Los Angeles Kings Anderson. the defensive back craved most by victory over Clemson. Anderson is ' defenseman Jay Wells. tops the nation. Davis gained over the pros. He tied for sixth in the bend foil band around it, cut-side up, forming sides. Fold tabs down and attach with clear cello­ Williams, Station and the run- 200 yards three times this vear. the nation's leading punter with a phane tape to circle. Remove can, fold band ends into a seam. Repeat procedure for second pan. S nation with six interceptions and. 48.2-yard average. Providence overcomes Hoiy Cross WORCESTER. Mass. - Freshman guard Matt Palazzi .scored Curren knocks off injured Lendl E Jl points including 6 in the extra periods, to lead Providence to a 84-75 double overtime victory Tuesday night over Holy Cross. MELBOURNE, Au.stralia (UPl) Curren was visibly upset at the a quarterfinal match. - V” 1"? field-goal attempts and .scored all four of the — Ivan Lendl went out like a true bull of Australia on Thursday. r riars points in the first overtime period. delays caused when Lendl took Navratilova was scheduled to ehampion — he went down extra time at the changeovers to play American Barbara Potter in a West German teenager Boris The h riar.s, 3-2. scored the first six points of the second extra fighting. re-tape his.waist. * Becker niade it to the men’s pel lod to put away the Crusaders, 2-3. late Tuesday quarterfinal match The top-seeded Lendl, bothered At one stage, the South African but rain washed out Mie action quarterfinals by beating Guy by a stomaeji musele strain, was had a heated exchange with Grand before it could begin. The Czech Forest of France. 7-6, 6-4, 6-3. ousted - from the $1.5 million Prix supervisor. Bill Gilmore to exile is an overwhelming favorite McCrory stops Tayior in four Australian Open Wednesday, fal­ state his grievance. 9ther quarterfinal matchups C ling to big-serving South African to win a seventh straight Grand "According to the rules," said / Slam title. pair Mats Wilander against Party Sandwich Loaves Cover one slice of white and one of whole wheat with the Corned Beef Corned Beef Filling: Mix together 1-1/2 cups finely chopped corned ^ y; ^ f ~ welterweight Champion Milton Kevin Curren in straight sets, 6-1 Curren, "you are only allowed to/' another young Swede, Stefan Ed- Filling and a slice of each bread with Walnut Cheddar Filling. .Stack a Mt( ioi> letuinod lo the ring following an eight-nionlh layoff 7-6. 6-4, The other semifinal is already berg, Australian Pat Cash against beef (1/2 pound), 1/2 cup mayonnaise, 1/4 tup chopped sweet pickle, have three minutes extra to-45e set, with Chris Evert Lloyd of the l I-pound unsliced .loaf while bread whole wheat slice topped with Walnut Cheddar Filling on a white slice I teaspoon prepared mustard and 1/2 teaspoon prepared horseradish. rue.sda.v night by stopping Lloyd "Honeyboy " Taylor 56seconds Lendl, trailing 6-1, 2-1 when rain treated at one stage of the match. former two-time champion Johan inlo the loiirih round of a non-title match. slopped play the previous night, United States playing Wendy Turn- Kriek of South Africa. I I-pound unsliced loaf whole wheal bread with Corned Beef Filling; then top with a buttered white slice. Repeal Makes about 1-1/2 cups filling. "In my opinion they were*not Buller or margarine, softened for second loaf, reversing^lors of bread. Frost lops of loaves with McCrory, I.",2. i.iised his record 24-0-1 with 19 knockouts. had his waist wrapped Tuesday abiding by the rules." ‘ Walnut Cheddar Filling: Mix together 2 cups (« ounces) grated sharp and spent, much of the time Corned Beef Filling Pimiento Chee.se Spread. J*ut remaining spread into paltry bag, fitted Curren began the day with a with a small star tube; press out a border along upper edges of loaves. Cheddarr chec.se, l/2cup mayonnaise, l/2cupfincly chopped California worrying about the bandages Walnu! Cheddar Fillir{g walnuts, 1-1/2 tablespoons each finely chopped pimiento and parsley, Brown, Harris to compete service break to his advantage but Pimienlo Cheese Spread Decorate with walnut pieces. Cut a strip of aluminum foil about 25 comning loose. soon lost it as Lendl fought back I teaspoon prepared mustard and 1/2 teaspoon Worcestershire sauce. "The injur.v doesn't hurt except CUNLIFFE tValnul halves or large pieces fo r decoral ion . inches long and fold in thirds lengthwi.se. Starting from one corner, Makes about 1-1/2 cups filling. LOS A NGELES --Jim Brown and Franco Harris will conipete and the South African let the place the foil aY«uniL»iaes and ends of one loaf and fold ends together. when I serve, " the 24-year-old disturbances get to him, AUTO BODY against each other in a made-for-TV series of five events, Trim cru its- from bread and cut 3 lengthwise slices.about I/2-inch thick, Repeat to wrap second loaf. Refrigerate until serving time. Pimienlo Cheese Spread: Soflen,4 3-ounce packages cream cheese with Czech said, "and after the middle Curren served for the second set c uliiiin.iting in a liead- to-head 40-yard dash, it was announced of the third set I wasn't really able from eacljl loaf. Save trimmings for another use. Buttcreach slice lightly. Makes 2 loaves about 12 slices each. pimientos; blend in 1/4 tup milk. Makes about 1-3/4 tups spread for I neday. ■ at 6-5 but double-faulted twice and frosting. to serve properly anymore.'" then needed a tie-breaker, which SINCE 1947; ART CUNLIFFE Lendl suffered a slight strain he won 7-4, to .seal a two-set lead. Spec r Kings second in power rating early in the tniirnament and The South African will meet QUALITY WORK aggravated It Tuesday during the Scott Davis of the United States in MONIREAL — The Los Angeles Kings, riding the hottest first .set against Curren. a the quarterfinals. COWPETITIVE PRICES "I should have defaulted after •> LoanareLoantra Avallabla ' > Walnut Lace Cookies power play in Ihe National Hockey League, have jumped into Davis ousted 12th-seeded Brad * fraa gallmataa second place behind the league-leading Buffalo Sabres in the the second .set and not played the Gilbert of the U.S., 6-3, 7- 5, 3-6, 6-4 1/2 cup huller or margarine I cup all-purpose flour NJIL's power ratings through games of Dec. 3. third, but I was getting pretty to win his fourth-round match. 2/3 cup granulalcd sugar 3/4 cup very finely chopped The Kings, with nine goals in their last 11 man-advantage upset with Curren complaining In Tuesday's matches, Czech 24 HOUR TOWING SERVICE !/2 cup lighi corn syrup California walnuls ahoiil the time'it was taking me at I lahlespoon brandy or milk „ situations, have a plus-13 mark and trail by three the Sabres the changeovers. ' . teenage star Helena Sukova set up maik of plus-16. Ihe Edmonton Oilers are third at plus-12 a potential semifinal meeting with In a small saucepan, combine butler, sugar, corn syrup and brandy; stir over low "I wasn'tgoingtogiveittohim.I awesome Martina Navratilova by followed by the Montreal Canadiens at plus-11. ‘ ' wanted him to work for it," Lendl MS4- heat until butter melts. Remove (rom heal and stir in llou“r and walnuts. Cul said. upsetting the Texan’s doubles aluminum foil into 6-Inch squares. Plate 2 lo 4 squares at a lime onto baking partner Pam Shriver 6-2, 6-7, 6-1 in sheets; lightly grease each square. Drlip a slightly rounded leaspoonful of batter Bears’ backup on center of each. Bake at 350 degrees F. (or 6 to 7 minutes or until cookies arc evenly golden. Remove from oven; let stand about a hall minute. With metal QB is Payton FREE NOTICE spatula, loosen edge of one cookie from foil and peel off foil. Quickly roll cookie Probate Court is open around handle of wooden spoon to shape. Working quickly repeat with remain­ Bv Randy MInkoff Blood Pressure ing cookies. If cookies become too crisp to roll, return to oven for a few seconds. UPl Spurts Writer for conferences with the CLINIC-BY NURSE judge from 6; 30P.M, to 8 Makes about 48 cookies. LAKE FOREST, III. -- The EVERY THURSDAY P.M. on Thursday HALL & MUSKA Note: A second sheet of cookies can be started a few minutes after the first but it is ^ Chk ago Bears, who have already 5 - 9 nights. Appointments best to work with only a few cookies at a lime as they very quickly become loo .seen two

Spend an afternoon baking up minutes. Remove Irom cans and l> < cup* Migar meg. baking soda, baking'powder holiday breads and ease your copl complelel;^'. and salt. Add lo creamed mixture Everything you wanted to know about microwaves late-December cooking schedule. For icing, combine powdered Zt-t cups (kNir alternately with sour erea. U-al Specialty breads can be served at sugar, milk and lemon juice Mix 1 teaspoon cinnamon well after each addition Stir in almost any meal of the day. or well. Spoon on top of loaves and icaspoon grated nuunet Editor's note; Marge Churchill is a home economist nuts and mincemeat percent) are the m inim um number of power levels given as gifts. allow to run down the sides I 't teaspoons baking soda .. Spread batter evenly m a well who is a Manchester resident She teaches microwave needed for cooking in a microwave. They are the Decorate with whole fresh cran­ *<-teaspoon baking powder The two which follow, cranberry- buttered 9 by 5-inch loaf pan Bake cooking classes. If you have any questions about power levels most frequently specified in recipes. berries and green spearmint teaspoon salt Christmas loaf and mince.meat until a wooden toothpu-k inserted microwave cooking, you may .send them to: Marge’s Memory is another feature thatVou might wish to leaves. * I eup sour ereain quick bread, would be an excellent in center comes out clean. 60 lo 70 Microwave, Box 591. Manchester Herald, Manches­ consider. It allows you to program more than one I eup chopped pecans part of Christmas morning break­ minutes l^et cool in pan 10 ter, Conn. 06040. Microwave cooking operation or power level at the beginning of * I cup mincemeat fast.The cranberry loaf — a yeast Mincemeat quick bread minutes Remove troni pan and the cooking process, and pay no further attention until ■Cream butter, then add sugar cool completely on w in- rai'k Is there a microwave in your future? Havcyoii. like bread — looks especially festive if '/4 cup ( ' t slick) butler Kitchen the cooking sequence is complete. For example, gradually and beat until light and Wrap tightly in pl.isiu- wrap and millions of others, decided that it is time to buy one of the icing is spooned on top and brownies and many other baked items require two fluffy. Beat in eggs, one at a time, store at lea.st 24 hours, to allow these convenient, energy-saving appliances'^ If your Marge Churchill allowed to drizzle down the sides. power levels for successful baking. Mem ory is also Cheer them up beating well after each addition flavors to mellow . iH-tore slicing answer to both o'f these questions is yes, then perhaps used (or cooking a dish and then holding it on warm Combine flour, cinnamon, nut­ the information in today's column will help. until serving time. Cranberry loaf The size of the microwave you purchase is a major with simple gift inlique Prinlx • Ceramic Frames S la in e tl <.ln.s hems 4'A lo S'/i cups flour factor in your decision. .Size is ac tually two different NEW YORK (UPI) Sinu- MAN'Y MICROWAVES are equipped with a Two-thirds cup sugar elements — the size of the interior, which determines many people feel lonelines.x in­ which can be plugged into nor.mal outlets. Micro- delay-start feature. This allows you to place the food envelopes dry yeast its capacity, and its exterior measurement. The 2 stead of joy during the holMay waves draw about 12 amps. They must be plugged into in the microwave and program it to start minutes or I teaspoon salt interior size of a microwave is mea.sured in cubic feet. season, a simple gift can chit-r an available circuit which is not being used to run hours later. I question the need for this feature, since ., cup milk ' This is a measure of the volume — how much it will 1 them up and help them to feel ''in other major kitchen appliances. microwave cooking is so fast, and saves so much and labor are specifiedspeciiieo separately forlor periodsperioas rangingranuing ^ stick butter 1 touch", hold. Microwaves are available in many different cooking time. from 1 to 5>years. j Microwaverepaircanbeexi^nsive, eggs . sizes. 8 A “voice letter " sent on a MICROWAVES ARE rated according to the No matter what size microwave you choose, or what so check the warranty carefully, and know What it I teaspoon almond extract To pick the right size microwave for you, I sugge.st number of watts of cooking power. 600.to 700 watts are features it may have, give careful consideration to the covers. cas.sette tape is one option, accord­ that you consider the size of your favorite casserole or V/t cups coarsely chopped fresh ing to Ruth Katz, a gift consulta'nl considered full power for-,microwave units. Micro- manufacturer’s warranty. The mostexpensive part of The reliability of the dealer is an important factor if cranberries baking dish. Choose the one that you use most in New York. It can be from one waves with less than 600 watts of cooking power will a microwave to replace is the magnetron tube. Some service is required. Know who you are dealing with, cup golden raisins frequently for preparation of your meals. Will it fit in */4 person or a whole family, is easy to not cook as fast as full power units, and will require manufacturers cover the magnetron tube (or 10 years, and consider the dealer’s reputation for service, as */i cup chopped almonds the microwave you want to buy? A smart shopper will some adjustment in cooking time to compensate for although 5 years is the industry standard. Other parts well as the price of the microwave you select. make, and presents a change of 7 bring one or two favorite dishes along when shopping, pace from ordinary letters the difference. F O R IC IN G : Cranberry and mincemeat breads are perfect for and try them on the inside of the microwave. Do they Evenness of cooking is a primary concern for Another possibility is a "photo fit, or not? 1 cup sifted powdered sugar Christmas breakfast, served with butter, cheese and hot story with accompanying text" microwave users. Hot and cold spots plagued early 3 to 4 tablespoons milk Mom’s cooking makes comeback cocoa or coffee. These breads can easily be made ahead With a simple camera and-a little models of microwaves, making frequent turning of 1 tablespoon fresh lemon juice TH E EXTERIOR measurements of the microwave foods necessary! Most modern microwaves have \ and frozen. Just make sure no one sneaks them ahead of inspiration, a family can keep will also be an important consideration. Think about LONDON (UPI) — Nouvelle w arm and vice versa, and hotel .The editors complained that Use whole cranberries and green faraway relatives or friends m overcome this problem by using one of two spearm int candy leaves, as time. where you plan to put the microwave in your kitchen. engineering designs. cuisine is out. Good old-fashioned guests, though paying through radios in rooms are far too often touch and feeling as if they were out of order, heating is appalling garnish How much space do you have available? How many The first method discoveretl was the use of a cooking — the way Mom used to their noses, are expected to turn fight there. and wake-up calls are often Combine 2 cups of the flour, remining flour to make a soft Place in three well-buttered, inches of clearance do you have between the top of the carrousel to turn the food automatically. This method make it — is back. themselves into jack-in-the-boxes More ambitious gift-givers granulated sugar, yeast and salt in dough. Knead on a lightly floured 1-pound coffee cans. Cover and let counter and the bottom of the cabinets? You need to be is very effective. The turntables are glass trays set on That's the message from the new to fetch food, coffee, etc.,’’ the forgotten. might try using a video c-asselte In London, only one restaurant a large mixing bowl. Heat milk and surface until smooth and satiny, rise again until doubled in bulk, sure that you have enough space for the microwave to - a turning mechanism which slowly rotates during edition of Britain’s best-known guide said. recorder to prepare a ''living received the top three-star rating butter until very warm- (about 120 about minutes. about 1 hour. Bake 40 to 45 minutes fit under the cabinets with a little space to spare. cooking. If you select a microwave with a built-in restaurant and hotel survey, Egon 10 letter ". Home videos can lie as It praised breakfast service in — La Tante Claire. At the fashiona­ degrees). Gradually add to dry- Place in a buttered bowl, turning in a preheated 350-degree oven. Many microwaves have vents on the top.' carrousel, do not attempt to use a dish that does not fit Ronay’s Lucas Guide 1985. much fun as home movies, but the United States where, “ most big ingredients. to grease the top. Cover and let rise They are done with they look If you do not want to put a microwave on your the tray, and do not turn the tray over so that larger "Nouvelle. cuisine, its impor­ ble spot, the guide promised, easier to handle since they require 1 I I ( !i'iili-r Si. hotel chains don’t reduce custo­ “ connoisseurs instantly reduce the Add eggs and almond extract.- in a warm place until doubled in golden and sound hollow w-hen countertop, then perhaps an over-the-stove model will utensils can be used. The microwave will operate, yes, tance disproportionately over­ no processing, cun lx- shut in lower mers to a queue, and breakfast spMd of eating to prolong the and mix well. Stir in cranberries, bulk, about an hour. Punch dough tapped. Maiii-lii'sli-r- (.1. be your best choice. You will need to know the space but the cooking results will be very unsatisfactory. It stated, is mercifully on tlw wane, light, and are ea.sy lo view and service in coffee shops is a jo y .” raisins and almonds. Add enough dow n. Divide into 3 equal parts. Cool on wire rack in cans 15 o (il<»-()'):V» available for installation. may be necessary to substitute oval-shape dishes for and we can all start usingourteeth pleasure.” store. - Measure from the top of the range to the bottom of rectangular or large square dishes in order to have the again instead of dutifully munch­ SO CENTS OFF 1 ADULT ADMISSION WITH THIS AD 50 CENTS OFF the cabinet over the range. If you plan to buy a total di.sh fit the turntable, ' ing interminable mousses, kiwi unit — a full-size .10-inch range with a microwave built fruit and intentionally lukewarm Bag-lt-yourselfers, keep these tips in over the top — measure from the floorto the bottom The other method for distributing microwave bits of meat or liver incongruously of the cabinet over the unit. energy is the use of a built-in fan which simply stirs strewn on salads,” the guide said. One way to save on the food e BUILD A FIRM FOUNDA­ smaller items as fillers, slipping UNDELIVERED CARGO . The total height required will differ among brands, the air, and thus stirs the microwave energy. The use “ Good old cooking is coming budget is to shop the warehouse TIO N : A stable bag of groceries them in after the large merchan­ ex SOUTH AMERICAI and depend upon the type of ventilation .system. of a fan is very effective. This system allows for full back — as indeed it is in France — stores popping up across the needs solid base. Place canned dise is properly- packed. If there 2 0 ‘/< (■“ ’•I* Lilxaiieeil BtHji On Note I'aM iieiil-Defaiilled Interior ventilation may require an additional vent use of the cavity so that rectangular and large sqqare to satisfy our^stomachs, not our country. No frills mean fewer goods or other heavy items intothe are few empty spaces, there is kit, which will add .1 or more inches to the height di.shes can be used. There is no significant difference intellect” bucks — but it also means that bag first. Don’t put all your little chance of the load shifting SHORT NOTICE PDHLIC AIICTIOIN - requirement Some brands have ventilation systems in the cooking result of a microwave with a carrousel The Egon Rona^^itors had few shoppers have to bag their own heavy-w-eighu> in- one sack. Save during transport. designed for either interior or exterior installation, and one with a fan, if the fan is working efficiently. good words for the French, who purchases at the checkout line. enough t^^nchor all of the bundles. e T IG H T E N CAPS: Check and VALUABLE PERSIAN RUGS and require no additional height Some microwaves have a metal shelf which allows invented nouvelle cuisine, charac­ -A n amateur packing job can e SQUARE THE BAG: Next, tighten caps on bleach and ammo­ AND OTHER FINE HAND KlNOn ED KK;S mean lost savings due to squashed two items to be cooked or warmed at the same time. A terized by minimal cooidng and pack cereal boxes, cake mixes and nia bottles and bag them separ­ BALES V n U . BE RKl'tlSSKSSKI) EKOM C ARfJO TEKMIN AI. AND OI'ENED DO NOT INSTALL a microwave leaving fewer shelf can be a convenience when cooking two similar light saucing and much maligned iXPOl unusual gifts for thost' produce, spilled bleach or crushed other boxed items along the sides ately. A leaking botlle may ruin inches from the stove top of the bottom of the -SEPERATED UNITARILY FOR FINAL AUCTION LOTS items which require the same cooking time and power by its critics for leaving a diner boxes. Here are some tips from the to create a frame wifhin the sack. perishables. microwave than manufacturers' recommendation. Friday. Saturday hard to shop for pcoirln, -EACH CARPET TO BE AUCTION-LIQUIDATED SINGLY. levels. However, as with cooking in a conventional with the urge to order a R E A L American Paper institute on how­ With their square edges'and flat e STOP ODOR EXCHANGE Sufficient space must be available to place pans on the oven or racks, it may be necessary to switch their meal. and Sunday to get all of the groceries home surfaces, the cartons reinforce the The strong odors of fish, cheese, INDIVIDUAL BIDS FOR CASH OR BANK CHECKS range top and lift their.lids. or stir the contents of the .500 Master position half-way through the cooking. In France, the guide said, a safely. Most of the tips are also walls Of the sack.. onions and soap powder can alter -INSPECTION ON SITE. pan. Space must be allowed to conveniently reach the Dec. 7,8&9 three-star restaurant rating “can Craftsmen will be applicable to the plastic grocery- e FILL IT UP: Now place the smell and taste of buttef. eggs, controls of the range, which are usually located on the V O L U M E M A K E S a difference in microwave sacks used in some supermarkets. bottled items in the space in the meat and other fresh foods. Bag A l’CT'ION A'l': RAMADAINN back panel. turn a chef into a thriving indus­ i:xpo II demonstrating and cooking. When you increase the volume, you must also try " and the public has developed a e SIZE YOURSELF UP: The middle of the bag. The boxes odorous products separately. 161 Bridge St. Microwaves designed to be installed over the range i ncrease the time requ ired for cooking. If you cook two gastronomic snobbism, “blindly . F’riday, Saturday standard paper grocery- sack can around the sides w-ill cushion the e TAG. DON'T BAG: Some exit 45 off 1-91 (unction as a range hood, providing both light on the selling quality items at a time, you must almost double the cooking revering these prima donnas." holdNv^to 40 pounds of groceries. bottles to prevent breakage. general merchandise and other East Windsor cooking surface, and ventilation for steam or odors time necessary for a single item. The guide, which rates hotels and Sunday American Crafts The average shopper, however, e T O P IT O F F : Eggs, tomatoes, items may be too large to fit in a from cooking food being prepared on the range top. THURS DEC 6 AT 8 PM Therefore, a rack which allows two items to be and restaurants in Britain and cannot. Be aware of how- much you bread and other more fragile sack. Others, such as super jumbo Over the range microwaves vary in size of interior Dec. 14.15&16 250 difff'tcnt ( taftsmun view at 7 PM cooked simultaneously does not save much time. You Ireland, found that in the last 12 can carry comfortably, being purchaes should be packed on top, detergent boxes, may be ' too capacity, but are smaller than similar counter top t/t inches high by 18'a inches wide by 13 Hariford Xiiii .rt. w ub free slmnie bus warm -up and simple cooking. They are not suitable service. inches deep, and can be used on a counter top or It > antt (t< at I d « I I,, r’li >1 d ( ivii ( en-i t for use to defrost meats or other frozen foods. “ Normal, old-fashioned break­ 1 \ -A. . Open Sunday 12-5 mounted under standard kitchen cabinets. They are - Daily Variable power levels are necessary if the fast is on the way out; service at not designed to be installed over a range. These Moliday microwave is to be used for defrosting as well as for a tables is fast disappearing, re­ mini-size microwaves will hold a 10-inch dinner plate, • /c*;' A'' variety of cooking .purposes. 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MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday, Dec 5. 1984 — 17 I MACC plans distribution Action flicks About Town sw€^p weekend of toys for area youths AM Bridge Club results Grange hold Hobo Night Pinochle Club winners Manchester AM Bridge Club results for Nov. 19 at COVENTRY — Grange 75 wjll present a Hobo Night Pinochle Club winners for.the games plifyed Nov 29 Toys, both new and good-as-new, will be distributed select one new or good-as-new used toy for each child cinema honors the open-pair club championship include; to parents of more than 500 children at the annual Toys Thursday at 8 p.m. at the Grange Hall on Route 44. . at the Army and Navy Club have been anounced. in the family. Parents will be asked to list the number North-south: A1 Berggren and John Greene, overall North Coventry. Those attending are asl^ed to come in They include: Harold Bagot 630: Corinne Gibson. for Joy disbursement sponsored by the Manchester and ages of children in the family. MACC volunteers winners, first: Linda Simmons and Terry Daigle, Area Conference of Churches on Dec. 14 and 15 at hobo cpstume and to bring a bag of food. 811: Floyd Post 609; Arvid Peterson 598: Ernest will be on hartd to help parents with their selections. second; and Ann DeMartin and Joe Bussiers. third. ~ Although Christmas Desrocher 583: Gertrude McKay .583; .Arnold Jensen Woodruff Hall, Center Congregational Church. MACC shopping took a bite out of the weekend box office,-, East-west: Frankie Brow n and Peg Dunfield, first Ms, Grier notes that while many toys for toddlers 577; Bud Paquin 575: Sol Cohen 574; Helena Gavello provides low-income parents with one or more toys to Chuck Norris chop and sock adventure "Missing in l^ r r i Celinski and Pat Coley, second, and Ronny Gifts for Victoria Home give to their children on Christmas Day. are recived each year gifts for older children, 573: Fritz Wilkinson 572: Seena .Andrew 57t: Sam particularly for teenagers are always in short supply. Action regained its top position with ticket sales of $3, Toomey and Flo Edmunds, third Britannia Chapter of the Daughters of the British Toys for the disbursement may be left at the Center million. Sehors 569; Ruth Baker 564: Mary Twombly 564: Gift ideas for teen include:,^ The Nov. 26 play results include: Empire will meet Thursday at 11 a.m. at the Street fire station next to Town Hall, the Eighth Maude Custer 561: and John Klein .WO u M()st action movies fade after the first two weeks North-south: Sara Mendelsohn and Dale Harned. Community Baptist Church. Members are reminded Ctilities Di-strict Fire Station at 32 N. Main St., any 1. Warm sweaters, knee socks, sport socks, but Missing in Action " regained the No, 1 spot in its first: Peg Dunfield and Penny Weatherwax. second; to bring w rap p ^ gifts, marked for either a men or a office of the Heritage Savings.^ Loan Association or leg-warmers, one size fits airpajamas or warm gowns third WMk of release after being ousted the previous and Alice Mpe and Marge Warner, third. women, for patients at Victoria Home. Teens can explore Manchester Mall, 811 Mail) St. and slippers. Supergirl.” which dropped to third with East-west: Kaye Baker and Frankie Brown, first: The members will elect officers for the 1885-86 term Toy donors are requested to clean and repair toys 2. Hats, mittens, gloves, scarves. a $2.5 million take. Manchester residents aged 12 lo 17, their parents Frank Bloomer and Harvey Sirota, second: and and will pay dues. Mrs. Alexander Patrick will be the and friends, are invited to hear about exploration before leaving them at the collection centers because 3. Teenage games (Monopoly, Checkers, Concen­ Another action film, "Terminator,” starring Suzanne Shorts and Mary Willhide, third. hostess. programs at a meeting Dec. 16 from 2: 30 to 3: 30 p.m. there isn’t time repair and clean up of broken toys by tration, Scrabble, etc.). Arnold Schwarzenegger, racked up a healthy $3 The Nov. 29 results include: the volunteers. Nancy Grier, Toys for Joy coordina; 4. Inexpensive transistor radios, calculators, at the Faculty Club, Trinity College, .100 Summit Ave.. place second. It has taken in nearly $30 North-south: John Greene and A1 Berggren, Marlon ■ Hartford. tor, also reminds those giving new or used toys watches. million m six weeks of release. McCarthy rfhd Dean McCarthy, first and second; and MS drop-in Monday Next summer two programs, one for students requiring batteries to include batteries with the,gift. ' 5. Comb and brush sets, deodorants. Alice Moe and Ethel Robb, thrird. Orion Pictures vice president Roger Lewin, the entering grades 10 to 42 and one for students starting Donors .should not wrap their gift but should includb 6. Billfolds with a dollar inside. studio that produced "Terminator, ” called"M issing Persons with multiple sclerosis, their families and East-west; Mary Willhide and Joyce Rossi, first; grades 7 to 9. will be held at Wellesley College.- paper and ribbon for parents to use. « 7. Certificated to a movie or fast food chain. Ann McLaughlin and Ginny Peterson, second’ and friends and health-care professionals, are invivted to unstop^pable movie "Just For more information about the meeting or the About 150 families will be invited by social workers 8. Craft items, models, sports equipment, simple art Terry Daigle and Marge Warner, third ' a drop-in session Monday from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. at the programs call Exploration Summer Program, (817( and public health nurses to take part in the Friday toy items such as colored marking pens and sketch pads. The shopping season and the absence of new films Church of Christ, 393 Lydall St The session is 329-4488 pr write to the program. 124 High Rock Lane, disbursement. Saturday from 9 a.m. until noon any , 9. Gift certificate to a local store. apparently contributed to the weak box-office figures. CDrol sing in Andover sponsored by the National Mulitple Sclerosis Society. Westwood, Ma.ss . 02090 Manche.ster, Bolton parent having diffievuity in 10. Several dollars in an envelope. Things ahimld perk up by Friday, however, as Eddie ANDOVER — The Gr-ange will hold a community providinn ro,- m<- or her family is invited to 11. Subscription to a "teen " magazine. Murphy, Clint Eastwood and Burt Reynolds hit screens nationwide. carol sing Sunday at 6:3() p.m. around the outdoor Belles rings for AARP Christmas tree at the home of John B. Hutchipson, See Rita film The No. 3 movie "Supergirl, " an off-shoot of the corner of Route 6 and Wales Road. Manchester Green Chapter 2399. AARP, will hold its Superman pictpres trilogy, has taken In $11 million ‘‘Educating Rita," a comedy starring Michael in just two weeks of release. . Christmas luncheon Dec. 13 at 11:30 a m. at Willie s Caine and Julie Walters, will be shown Thursday at Group hears Beale Steak House. Rockville Ringing Belles willentertain. Thoughts ^Venerable George Burns continued his cigar- 7:30 p.m. at the Educational Community. 6 7:35, to. — Merry Christmas Mr. baked goods. . ^ La w ren ce (R) 7:10 w ith Z looy Stardust and the Spiders F ro m M a rs 9:25.— The Gods Must BeCroiv (PG) 7:25,9:45.— circular in the mail or at A m adeu s (P G ) 7, 9:50. V f C in e tiu d io — Get C rozv ( R) 7:30 with i P u rp lb Rain (R) 9:15. your local A&P store. Advice 43 Purnell Place-Manchester U.^NO. GENUINE BAKING PDTATO East Hortford , (1 block down from Main street) " Eostweod Pub A Cinema — Plrs tborn (PG-13), 7:15. Idaher Potatoes Poor Richard's Pub A Cinema — F irs tb o rn (PG-13 ) 7:30, 9:30. I^ALTHFUL-NUTRITIOUS ^ 39^MEFAR)U Showcusu Cinemas — Supergirl All Occasion Bakery Parents’ will is sore spot ( P G ) ), 7;)5, 9:30. — N Inlo M issio n (R) HOtlHS Golden Yellow Bananas 1 ;45, 7:40, 9:50. — P laces In the Heart ubs (P G ) 1:30, 7:15, 9:30. — A Christm as T 9AM-6PM Fri. 9AM-6PM BULK-PICK YDUR DWN Story (PG) 1. — Savage Streets (R) Weds. 9 AM - 6 PM Sat. 9 AM - 6 PM 9:50. — The T e rm in a to r (R) 1:30, 7:40, Thurs. 9 AM - 9 PM Sun.8 AM - 1 PM Large Red Ripe TomatcK^s among concerned children 9:50. — M issin g In A ction (R) 1:15,7:30, . 6 9 ' 9:50. — F a llin g In Love (PG-13) 1:40, h e a l t h f ^u l - n u t r it id u s - v it a m in a • 7:20, 9:50. — Oh God I You D e vil (P G ) Check our Dally Specials DEAR ABBY: My brother, talk tiboul II 1:20,7 ;30,9:40.— Beverly H ills Cop IR) Telephone 649-5380 Golden Carrots sisters and 1 are trying to deal with . 1, 7:20, 9:30. 1 know I'm nol alone in this ■ M o n c iw tie r ■2^59' an issue I'm sure you hear about dilemma, but that doesn't help me. UA Theaters East — The Adventures often: our parents do not have a Do you. or any of your readers./^ of Buckoroo Banzai (PG) 7:15,9:)5. — will. Dear N ight o f the Com et (PG -)3) 7:40, 9:35. luive any suggestions ’ ' — A ll o f M e (P G ) : 7:30, 9:25...... U.S.O A I I am .52 and the oldest of eight FIU'STHATEl) M a n sfie ld ‘Special children My father is 78 and in Abby Trans-Lux Colleat Twin — Lost ^ " .... ^ CChicken h i e Leg Quarters “ Tango In Paris (X) 7 with Inserts (X) very poor health My mother is 71. Abigail DEAR FRUSTRATED; Per 9:15. Call theoter for second screen and she is also in poor health and Gifts ^ E S H OR ^ O K E D -W A T E R ADDED Van Buren haps if your parents' lawyer were schedule. failing fast to tell them what would happen to Vernon Cfeie 1 A 2 — Teachers (R) 7:10,9:30. Pork Picnic Shoulders Over the years w hen they were in their estate should they dip w ithout — F irstb o rn (PG-13) 7, 9:10, b e e f R O U N D -W H O LE-19 TO 33 LBS better health, we tried to get them leaving a will, they would make W IIHm ontlc to draw up their wills, but they one. (Maybe not.) Jillsan Sauore Cinema — Terror In Boneless Bottom Rounds wouldn’t even discuss it. Now that the A isle s (R) 7:15, 9:15. — M issin g In .Ike WidKii up last Christmas, but Mom and A ctio n (R) 7, 9. — Oh GodI Y o u D evil I think you children have said b e e f t o u n d - b o n e l e s s - s o l d a s r o a s t s o n l y they’re both ailing, it’s even more Dad both pretended they didn’t (PG) 7,Ac—.Supergirl (PG) 7:15,9:13. '646-6219 ElkMOaiA*. ur.ua, difficult to get them to face reality. enough. Quit nagging them about W indsor Rie. AS. Vmmm M mO hear. My sister mentioned it again PM IO — F irstb o rn (PG-13) 7:15. Bottom Round Roasts Two of my brothers tried to bring it it. or they might call in a food W d m Cooaae (ecraM I last August, but ffie folks refused lo taster. FOR A MEMAQE OF CHRISTIAN HOPE AND LOVE ^ w b e t t e r t a s t e BASKETS. Dial 649-HOPE WICKER Contadina Ibmato Sauce 8-02 $ 1 (irit n P SptriaK Bulk foods aid weight loss or C4M473 FURNTTURE cans X A MnMry ol AND ^ U N K LIGHT IN OIL OR WATER 5 DEAR DR. LAMB — I tried a diet CMitar Ceoffrogdloiul CIlirch BATH ACCESSORIES that combined good eating habits ads without dressings, raw carrot Bumble Bee Tuna with a viUmin supplement. In three sticks and other raw vegetables that «OUCEO ACID 1^02.. W/MORE PULP OR REGULAR months, I went from 220 pounds to Your provide few calories. You can snack fjerfs Flower Bomtiqme 197 pounds. I felt good and looked on these if you need to. Also, keep B O O K S & Minute Maid Orange Juice busy, since a person is seldom hungry sad Christmas Shop great. I'm 30, 6 feet 1 and healthy. 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C T 1 United Feature Syndicate register tape with the iMircha.se price circled '20) Dukes of Hazzard w o n school's batiri money S N A T C )«D addition of my coupons. Hmm Yorh. NY 1; F)«3Wi MERe BV Clip^ ‘n’ file refunds ^ Expires Dec 31, 1984 (39 One Day at a Time WR1X New York. NY t1] 41 Tram pa para un Sonador Un hombre Next, I do my best to watch the cash register as PURELY PRO­ Miscellaneous Non-Food Products ELM ER’S Rebate Offer Receive a .50 cent lo*4 ^409 Newswatch WHCT Hartford. C T l« SH encuenira enlre e( arnfjr de dos mujeres FESSIONAL. closely as possible, verifying that the prices that are WTXX Watarhury. CT 20 Aiiionuj Grim,HI. Cnstina Alberto , (F ile 12-A) refund Send the required ix-fuml form and the (41^ Reporter 41 TH IEVED . . DE.Ml M ARTIN: My daughter and her husband mng up ar.e the same as those on the products WWLP Sprmgfield. M A zz I'niversal Product C imIc symbol from the back of 61/ Adfkims Family Chnstmas recently went to the supermarket and after ail her If you have done your homework while waiting in '57) MacNetl/Lehrer N ew shour • WEDH H a r tW . C T 24 Clip out this file and keep it with similar Elmer's Latex Caulk plus Ihe store-identified W V IT . Hartfwd, CT ' 1 0 :0 0 P M [5 _,N e w s coupons were d ^ « e d . they were startled when the the checkout line, when the cashier gives you your '91/ Fantasy Island 30 cash-off coupons — beverage refund offers with register ta(HMs) with the purcha.se pnce(s) W S8K Boston. M A 38 (8) 4Q) Ardtur Hmtey's Hotel (CC) A cashier asked for $1 jfe 35 They knew thev hadn t tCNNl Prog Cont'd total’you should be able to spot any big mistakes, and WGGB Sprirrgfiald. M A 4Q uormivini} playboy eplists the aid of a be- p it t r t a ^ that mucij/so after paying the bill thev beverage coupons, for example. Start collecting ’circled for each .SO-tx'itt refund Expires Dec. 31, IXYT-SLAV - you should be able to tell whether your coupons were lESPNi Mazda SpmtslAok WXTV Pafarsw). NJ 41) llhojj ii> fHfjHf to elufle a blind date .md Pe-. ;• the needed proofs of purchase while looking for 1984 ( stooa by i l » checkout counter and checked the properly added up and.subtract^ from yoiir total iTM Cl MOVIE Hickey »id Boggs' A WGBY ^mnqRald. MA 57 ter h,i!, .Aeunion with hm college buddies register tape^/-^ , ; the requirtY forms at the supermarket, in E VEREAD Y Energizer Flashlight Cash *1 pair of conspK:uousty unsuccassful private WTIC Hartford. C T •1 (60 rnm j A L -A N 6C W 5 purchases CNM O L P F A M X O y T h iw it was: $S.% appeared five times in a row and newspapers .ind magazines, and wh»'n trading Refund Offer .Send the required refund form and detectives stumble onto a ma|ur c.ise Bill Cabte Naws Ntwrfc ICMMi 11 Independent News cxrm :e'’uE:vv e o b The small mistakes are usually those that 1 don't ESPH MAME-- ' with friends Offers may not be available in all the Universal Product Code symbol from a Cosby. Robert Culp 1972 Rated P(i Sports Networtf (Eseol ’W C3UITTTB UE.VV, they hadn’t purchased anything with that price or spot because the cashier rings up a few of the product.s HBO Horn# Bor Office iHBOl 18) Or Gens Scott ALANCOU? NOW U N U 6 U W - areas of the minlry. Allow 10 weeks to receive pack.igc of an Evercady Energizer No. 9’2'51 WB-E lU S A ] Car^xrn Express even dose to it. a little faster that I can keep track of them, or because ClfilEMAX CinwmaM iMAKl 20) Tw ilight Zone U£-Ti> 6 C T GCXMCj MlPOCg- each refund. flashlight Ex|Mres Dec 31, 1984 TfMC (Movie Chwtnel (TMCl ■ My son-in-law handed the register tppe to the my attention momentarily' strays from thealisplay on , 6 :3 0 P!yi CIJ Ckw Day at a Time 2 2 30) St. Elsewhere Morrison asks N A M I ^ . The following refund offers art> worth *11.50 MATCH LIGHT Refund Offer Rtveive a USA NetwoHi lUSAl cashier and asked her to check it. It trs tuned by me with some very expensive 4441. Young .America. MN ,'>53?9 Send the refund, or send the Universal Product Code (41) Notictero .SIN 111 MOVIE A Woman of Substance' (CN NI Evening News com. my chihlren came home with a good "Simoniz SuperPoly" guarantee' fntm the bjick of symbols showing a total of 1.5 ixninds or more [C N N ] Showbiz Today Part 2 the box, plus the store-identified dated register IESPNI PKA Full Contact Karate: U.S. cbeck-yoor tape story that I hope vou will pass on to purchased for a $1 .50 refund, plus the rcgisler (18) Dr Gene Scott Here are addresses of the Manchester Herald’s [E S P N ] SportsCenter Light Middleweight Championship Cov­ your readers. — Shirley Myers. Wenonah. N J. tape w ith the phrehase price circled Incluth-viiiip' ta)H‘ w ith the purchase prices circled and the bag [M A X ] MOVIE( They Call Me Bruce?' 28) MOVIE Pennies from Heaven' A erage of this karate championship is pre- columnists. name, address and Z IP code on a 3-by-5 index size written on it Expires flee 31. 1984 An Asian immigrant who resembles Brur;e Siilusinan longs fur life to be like (he songs senif'd fr»Hn Lake Charles. LA (9<) min ) To write to Abigail Van Buren. write to her .at 1’2060 , card Expires'Dec. 31, 1984. WESTINGHOUSE Lamps *1 Refund Send Ihe Lee runs into trouble everywhere he goes he sells Steve Martin. Bernadette Peters. DEAR SHIRLEY; The checkout counter is not a ( m a x ! Album Flash. Culture Club / ■ ALLEY OOP -fcy D a w GrMMt These offeis require refuntl forms: • Johnny Yuno. Manjau* Heminijway Rated , Jessica Harper 19H 1 good place to daydream. All the money that is saved Hawthorne Boulevard, Suite 5000. Hawthorne. Calif.. rei|uiriHl refund feWn and the proof of purchase PG ‘ iTM Cl MOVIE 48Hrs (CC) A convict 90250 BLUE CORAL Spray N ’ Wa)t *2 Refund Offer syinlHils from thitH- iwo-biilb packages of i22) 30) S O S. Secrets of Surviving IS released from prison for 48 hours to help IT SCHJMDB) LIKE THAT I40ISE I S O ! ! MY" E A R S W E R E by smart shopping can be lost with a few mis-rings on NOT LYING TO ME.' PE Send the required refund form and the I'niversal West inghonser Soft While Light Bulbs Expires 7 :0 0 Piyi C£) CBS Nawa Robert Wagner Bill Cosby and Peter Vid- the police catch two killers EdiJie fWkirphy CAME FROM THIS SIDE OF I the register. To write to Dr. Lawrence Lamb, write to him at P.O. rnar are featured in this'special that deals THE BUILDINQ .' AHKVOUMMWNa Nick Nolte, James Remar 1982 Rated R. When I reach the checkout counter, both I and the' Product Code portion of the labt'l from the back of D w 31. 1984 ® (S8 m - a *s *h with subiecls that parents and childrt*n Box 1551. Radio City Station. New York, N.Y.. 10019. cashier do some checking. Spray N ’ Wax or Super Wax l.iquid bottle Here's a refund form In write for: A free .set of ® ABC IW a ICC) need to know about (60 min } 1 0 :3 0 P M 11 New s To write to Martin Sloane. Supermarket Shopper, I start by putting my time in Une to good use by containing numbt'rs 77249 OOirJO or 77249-000’23, Or four Norman Rm'kwell Priiils. Imernalional Art ® OaNaa 24) 57' Brain (CC ) Slates of Mind To '20) Tw ilight Zone write to him at Supermarket Shopper, United day s si.ience of the brain is explored, in­ ctoing some mental addit ion of l he value of the items in send the Sticker fnim under the pa.sie canT^iver G.illeries P.O Hox627, l)c(il P-121, .lenkinlown. (}3) Jaffaraona - '38) O dd Couple Features Syndicate. 200 Park Ave.. New York. N.Y., cluding Its future in medicine, artificial •my shopping cart. Am t looking at an $80 load, or w ill it (Stock No. SI.-24). plus the store4 idemifiod PA 19(M6 This offer expires Dec 31, 1984 (e Dr. Gana Scott intelligence and the ultimate frontier of uri- '41) 2 4 Horas 10166 (29 Mogan'a Heroes derstanding (60 mm ) ( m a x ! Assaulted Nuts ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ (22 Whaal of Fortune 41 M uy Especial: RapfiiBei' 1 1 :00 PM L3J C8 ) 2 2 30) '401 N ow s (29 fltocNetf/Lehrer Newshour 81/ MOVIE. A Chnstmas Carol' r Taxi (Animated) M enus (29 ^ Family Faud '11/ Odd Couple FREE • FREE * F^tEE ] (CNNi Pnme News fif) Laonala 16) Dr Gene Scott (6Z) Nightly Business Report,}-. (m a x ] m o v i e 'The Man Who Loved menu to be announced. Women (CC) A compulsive womanizer 20) Hofieymooners Senior (Citizens sliced pears. served at .Andover Elementaiy HELP us c e le b r a te ^n) Dfffrent Strokes T hu rsday: Tomato soup, clam (jenumely loves all the beauties he beds - 38) M*A*S*H Wednesday: Fruit ju ic e , School the week of Dec. io through [C N N ] Moneyllne including a sexy Texas socialite and his Hie fotiowing meals will be roll, french fries, fruit juice. 61 Gong Show TWtSOWWlo s e r -byArtSwHom grinder, vegetable sticks, potato 14 OUR 1 MONTH ANNIVERSARY [ESPN ] 1984 Austr^ian Open Tennis own analyst 1983 Burt Reynolds, Kim served at Mayfair Gardens and Friday: Pizza day, Basinger. Julie Andrews Rated R [CN N ] Moneyline chips, jello with topping. Monday: Tai'cs. lettuce and Women's Semifirrals from Melboume. Westhill Gardens the week of Dec. limrsday: Roast beef, Australia (TM C I n^OVIE: 'Straight Time' An ex [H B O I First and Ten A sexy sociaiilr* ISM'T IT baked tomato, rice. peas, pudding wins her husbatid's football team m a dr to through 14 to Manchester potato, buttered broccoli roll. [H B O ] Coming Attractions eon becomes marl at a society that won t 00PVIW& Coventry schools Tuesday: Roast beef, mashed ^ let him go straight Dustin Hoffm*an, Harry vorce settlement resideiits wrho are 60 or older: peanutbutter brownie, 133 Spruce St. [U S A ] Radio 1990 potatoes with gravy, i-orn. lemiin Dr?an Sii|nton, Gary Busey 1978 Rated R I M A X I M O V IE Paycho ir Declared te •*V PROPERty^ MaRdajr: Apple juice, braised The following lunches w ill be Friday: Sfeak and cheese sand­ (jally sane by the courts, Norman Bates tarts, bread. 7:30 PM (3} p m Magazine (U SA) USA s Crimebusters beef over noodles, stewed toma­ served in the Coventry elementary Manchester 'returns to society and his rundown motel wich, lettuce and tomato, steak Wednesday: Cheese pizza, cole C5D Ail in the Family toes. white bread. nxAy road schools the week of Dw . lOthrough fries, mixed fruit 8 :3 0 P M (3^ PNI Magazine Anthony Perkins. Vera Miles Meg Tilly slaw, juice bars. d ) Whbel of Fortune 1983 Rated R pudding. 14: 5 643-2034 (9j Billy Graham Crusade Thursday: Hot dog on a i-oll..' (5 ) Independent News [U SA] Gong Show Tuesday: Tahitian chicken rice Monday: Cheeseburger, potato baked bbans. carrols. pears. pilaf. carrots, rye bread, diced Andover Elementary To Thank You For Your Support Rambow Brita ’ 9 :0 0 P M ( 5J Meru Gritfin . 1 1 1 5 P M 24) Dr W ho puffs, cole slaw, frosted cake, Friday: Veal Parmesan, pears. M»A*S*H ® 40) Dynasty ICC) 41 Reporter 41 Tuesday: Lasagna. Italian ve­ The following lunches will be mashed potatoe.s. peas. cake, rolls'". You May Pick Up A FREE 2 Liter Bottle of Wetlsesday: Yeal patty with getables. French bread. bLinana. Entart»rYment Tonight ‘ 18) Or Gene Scott 57' N ew s Pepsi Cola with the Purchase of any (39 NHIl Hockey; Boston at Buffalo gravy, mashed potatoes, green Wednesday: Vegetable soup, " ' ■ ' ' ■ " ' " '.22) Facts of Life (C C ) Natalie is reiected 1 1 :3 0 P M C?) Three's Company (49 Paopla's Court by her boyfriend after making one too beans, wheat bread, cherry cake meat and cheese sandwich, lettuce LARGE or E^TRA LARGE PIZZA on CD Charlie's Angels pudding. Wfkf World of Ahimats many jokes about failing to get a job that and tomato, chips. )xidding with ‘ she had her heart set on C8j ABC News (CC) Thursday: Minestrone soup, topping, 8th Annua! Thursday, December 6. @ One Day at a Time 2 ^ Nutcracker Mikhail Baryshnikov and 11 Honeymooners cheese and pasta in a pot. peas and Thursday: Pork chop piitty, (C N N ] Crossfire ^ Compliments of your hosts: Gelsey Kirkland perforrn in this clas 20) Leave It to Beaver F IU ^ AND ERNEST Bok ThmM caritXs. garden salad with Italian whippcrl potato and gravy, broc­ Antique Show And Sale [H B O ] The Nutcracker: A Fantasy on day special (90 mm ) 2 2 30) Tonight Show Guest host Joan dressing. Italian bread, chilled coli. roll, applesauce. Mike and Glen CorrentI Ice-skating by former Olympic medal­ >30) Billy Graham Crusade Waddell School ists and a Tchaikovsky score transform Rivers gUests are Susan Sullivan and peaches. Friday: Pizza, tossed salad, '41) El M ^eficto Charles Nelson Reilly i60 mm ) V’XYLHiar.'V the onginal ballet into a skating speciacu I VVAJ /IN 6 IN S ’’ pOftafT Friday: Cranberry jiiice. roast fresh fruit. It 's that tim e of the year'again when over 45 antique dealers i Isf '57) M O V IE : 'Gideon's Trum pet' An ob 38) Anything fur Money turkey with gravy, mashed pota­ display and sell th eirw ares The .Antique Show will be held on score Florida convict drastically changes 40) Nightline FREE • FREE • FREE [U SA ] Dragnet the course of American legal history t ow l e j c o m e o n toes. dinner roll, hubbard squash, SLiiurday. December 8. 1984. from 10 a m. to 4 p m The show 41 Pelicula. 'Cascabel' Yotip R R , RHAM High schools 8 :0 0 P M (3) MOVIE Scruples' Part Henry Fonda. Jose Ferrer. John House­ rice custard:- ' will consist of dealers selling furnilure from all periods, excel­ 2 man 1980 >61) MOVIE. 'A Gentleman From Dixie' The following lunches will bt' lent china and glass, old toys, baskets, quills. Hummels, je­ C D Rituals [C N N ] Freeman Reports An :ex-cpnvict works on his brother s ser HAPPY'/ ANP THeN horse farm and earns the love of his mece served at RH.AM junior and senior welry, silver, lanip-s. primaiives and collectibles of all kind.s. (D (i9 Fait Guy Colt helps his old friend, a Meals on Wheels iH BO l MOVtE: Orav«r (CC) A notorious Jack LaRue Marian Marsh 1941 high-schools, the week of Dec. 10 The show is under the munagemeni of Gail and Gene Dicken­ former baseball star when his life is threa outlaw matches wits and gunfire with his TH E " J U D iSMEn T d a y " [C N N ] Sports-Tonight The following nteals are to be through 14: son of M em ory Lim e .Antiques, but all proceeds will go to the T I o ’s e a k e [ESPN] SportsCenter THINS CAMS Up. served to Meals on Wheels clients Ataiday: Beef and bacon pattie. Manchester Historical Society w ho is sponsoring the show. An [HBO] MOVIE Best Friends' Trouble the week of Dec. 10 through 14. The mashed, potato and gravy, corn, excellent selection of fine food will also be on sale in the kitchen. starts when a happily unmarried couple de­ homemade roll. Neopolitan DECORATING THAiies 11-3 ’ hot noon meal is listed first and the Do TOme and enjoy the opporliinil.v to tin your Christmas cides to we'd anri visit their families Burt cool evening meal second: dessert. Reynolds Goldie Hawn. Barnard Hughes shopping. Discount coupons will be available in this newspaper 1983 Rated PG Muuday: London broil with Tuesday: Oven-baked chicken, during the week. SUPPLIES. Inc. HOTEL ______■■■ LUSA] Make Me Laugh WmWOB ^ DicE C k e IE gravy, baked potato green beans.' rice pilaf. biscuit, glazed carrots. All Baking and Ducorating dona on thn pnmi%n% salad, strawberry whip-and-chill E Sliari Belafonte-Harper 1 1 :4 5 P M \sr MacNeil/Lehrer IM <50INe ID START A VVAR with cream. Cold turkey sandwich, Newshour M Y MOTHER S A Y S rRKSHTOFF THE BAT, The Perfect Christmas Gift. stars as Julie Gillette, a Itey AiSAINST UNI=RIENDUNESS!, I'M TC)0 NDUNS- I HAVE TD SETA fruit cocktail, milk. ^ staff member of tlie St Grego­ t T M C l M O V )E The Soldior" A C)A . .6 riew decorator mugs $ 5 9 9 agent tries to prevent the Russians from AND TD UKE>aLnO... ID <50 TO WAR PEACENIK. Tuesday: Roast tiirkey with e a c h ry Hotel on "Hotel," which airs blowing up half of the world's oil supply stuffing and gravy, cranberry- m a d e fro m ______yf PLUS MANY OTHER WEDNESDAY, DEC. S on Klaus Kinski Ken Wahl. Alberta Watson sauce. whipped potatoes, carrots, 1982 Rated R fine English china. GIFT GIVING IDEAS ABC. salad, cake. Tuna salad sandwich, 1 2 :0 0 A M ( D Magnum . P.I. apple, milk. CHECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME C ll Rockford Files We^Msday: Beef turnover with CD Hawaii Five-0 gravy. whip)>ed potato, broccoli, C/tKE DECORATORS C !11' Star Trek salad: brownies Egg salad sand­ 118) Dr. Gene Scott wich. apricots, milk. 129 MOVIE: 'Doctor's Secrets' Three Thursday: Spaghetti and meat; Grade K’Large young doctors m a large metropolitan hos­ 9mem,-A,ern " |2-5 ■ a to m sauce, asparagus, green beans: pital encounter problems and power strug­ salad, cake. Chicken salad, fruit gles G«|prge Peppard. Talia Shire. Jeff Corey 1975 and jello. milk. 138) MOVIE: 'Cape Fear' A lawyer, who F rid a y : Baked haddock with testified in a sex crime, is harassed by the newburg sauce, whipped potatoes, convicted man after his release from pn- A s tro g ra p h ■nok* MM i “SWEET" liMmt i' spinach, salad, tapioca pudding. ...t o took lived In ’ son. Gregory Peck. Robert Mitchum. Polly Haro saixlwich. grapes, milk. C ro s s w o rd Bergen. 1962 149 Charlie's Angels DONT DELAY.4.GET YOURS TODAY! C XPR KO R N (Oac. » -J a K . 19) You may [CNN] Newsni^t and dontandiog. They win be just as hard, have to deal with someone today who later when you won't be able to ioiore^ Manchester schools 4,191 Center Street. Manchester______646-0228 ACROSS 2 Author Answer to Previous Puzzle [ESPN] Mazda Sport^ook q i M i r can help advance your present interests. them. The following lunches will be EGGSmhsin f Turgenev [U S A ] Seeing Stars Even though you won't be fond ol him. wnne T M A N B F A 1 T R A Y CANCER (Jaaa 91-Jiily 99) Instead ol served in thETdanchester public 1 3. Roman 3 Shakespearean ^ B irth d a y try to be charming. holding a grudge and judging w« oM 1 T A 1 D S 1 1 2 :3 0 A M CD Starsky and Hutch schools the week of Dec. 10 through 4 Praise villain 0 0 U S AQUARRM (Jaw 2 B .M . 19) n the world Irieod on one unpteasant incidant. strive O r^ i22 Rung Fu 9 Indignation 4 Iron (G e r}' T R E T P A s T 0 T E doesn't treat you the way you think it t o W forgiving today Give the relation­ 14: 12 Eggs 5 16. Roman ‘3 9 Late N ight w ith Oevid Letterman T o ­ should today, don't bring your probiems M o n d a y: Hamburger or cheese­ 0 N S 1 D E 0 R A T 0 R ship a chaiK» to regenerate. 13 Piano key 6 Sum up night's guest is Catherine Gram (60 nun.) home and t ^ e it out on your family. Be burger on a roll, corn chips, Ogc.8w1BM LEO (m 19) Stem methods in 0 L D N 0 N [ESPN ] ESPN's Hors* Itacing W m M v considarale. 14 House fuel 7 Openings deaiing with others wUI have an adverse buttered carrots. L-hilled fniit. 15 Move, as Fido s 6 Poetic R H 1 N 0 B A D B R A [USA] CHnstian Chi )dr«n's Fund P iS C S S (FeR. I B W r d k 99) Try to asso­ T u e s d a y : Cheese pbna. tossed Ibp O’ The Morning ciate today with friends who are young in elfect today, but il you try considaralion tail 9 Suffix 1 0 C T 0 N E 1 0 U Of the many important things you'll do in spirit. You're not apt to feel comfortable and kindness, it wiJI produce wondrous sa la d , peanut butter brownies. 16 Hindu guitar 10 Ditch 1 :0 0 A M (33 m o v i e : o M v * r o ». the coming year, the attainment of one results. B 0 K T 0 0 T B B L From EviT Five men set out to explore the with people who view life through a dark' Wednesday: Beef stew, biscuits 17 Actress Merkel 11 City in Israel goal vrill pre-empt all the olfiers. It will be BILLY S K Y 1 N T R Oregon wilderness, but and up fighting to window. and butter, potatoes and vegeta­ 19“ Plate 0 B E D an extremely ambitious undertaking. . Yweo (A p r . 99-SepL 99) Oo not be 18 Battery part 1 survive the rugged terrain when their ^ id o AMES (ttarcR 91-ARrt It) When shop­ 21 Sgt. S T E B •s A* rahjctanl to accept social invilatkm bles. chilled pears. 20 Map within a IS killed George Kennedy. Jan-Michael ping for gilts today boar in mind that it's T h u rs d a y : Salami grinder, ap­ 23 Primate X Y L 1 D Vincent. Bradford Dillmon 1973 today What you anticipale to be dull or map 0 E A R T H S SAGtTTRRRIS (Mae. Z M lw . >1) Your the thought that counts, not the price or boring couM him out to be anythaig but 24 Pours forth CD Saint earning potenbal is good today but you plesauce. ice cream. 22 Participle end­ R U 1 N E A T P R 0 W the merchandisa. Don't over bur don yotv- UBRA (SaRL 990cL 91) Stand tall on 25 French women might have to work harder than usual for Friday: Mini-clams, tartar ing A L M (Jt) Twilight Zone salt with future bills. your own two laat today. Instead ol kiok- A A N T 1 0 W A what you hope to get. Are you prepared sauce, french fries, cote slaw, roll 24 Commerce (abbr) , ll9 Or. Gene Scott TAURUS (A r HI 9M Say 19) Today you ing to others to cover yota obMgalions, ^6 Inner Hebrides Y E A R F 0 E N Y E T to make the effort? Ma(or changes are in and butter, vanilla pudding with agency (abbr} ‘4 9 Film/Sign off may find yourselt In the company ot take care ol them yourseM. GRAHAM store tor Sagittarius in the coming year. Beumberimn A C d tmnns’ O N $1 ?> island someone who is a bit dow wtd dimcult to strawberries 25 — Amenca [C N N ] Croesllre SCORPIO (O cL 9« Nee. 19) H possibla 27 Male deer 45 Elevate 52 Makes same Send tor your Astro-Coraph predictions gat along with. It will be up to you to keep 28 Tax agency today, try not to get knvoKed'with nega­ 29 Ditches 47 Arbitrary score [E S P N ] 3rd ArwMial Legendw y Pocket today. Mall St to Astro-<3raph. Box 489. everything light. V itiiiA iV [\ (abbr} Billiards Stars IV|pnesota Fats vs. Luther Radio City Station. New York. NY 10019. tive companions. Their Outlook and 31 Well (Sp.) assertion 53 Rajah 5 wife ® X*W I I W f T l-A a w f it) Do not neglect Bolton schools COOKES N* CREAM 30 Greek com Lassiter (60 m in) Be sure to state your zodiac sign. thinking will have a great inlkjMwe on QLOFASHONED 32 Having an (comp, wd.) 54 Units duties today lust bacausa they v e tough your own attitude. n 34 Insect [ m a x ] MOVIE: 'Nane' One of Pons's The (oilowing lunches will be offensive odor 48 One (Ger) 57 Mountain peak 35 Passenger most celebrated seductresses captivates served in the Bolton ^ m en ta ry - 33 Unaspirated 49 Aid in diagnos­ 58 Southern state * vehicle « some new wealthy lovers. Katya Berger. Center schools the week of Dec. 10 39 Words (Fr) ing (comp, wd.) (abbr) Jean-Pierre Aumont. Shinn Taylor 1982 ICECREAM 36 Island (^ r } ^through 14! 41 Over (poet) 50 Narrow band 59 Home site Rated R. 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Best (or West to win the ¥fori»y wmrbhs comedian Richard Pryor reflects on his life- WEST EAST 46 Swift aircraft West made a good ctolce U ooep trick and shift to the ninie of HOLLYWOOD (I ’P I) - Jo Anne M M ini ■■iMiBiH syde 1979 Rated R 9 9 7 amrwwwm (aitbf.) ♦ Q10S5 ing leads. AUbough diamoods were Declarer should be careful not to play Worley, she of the hyena shrieks on po 31 32 33 Vio 9* 48 Spare 1:30 AM'GC Hogen's Meroee longer, the chib snit bad greater the jack, but should win with the ace tbe old “ Rowan and Martin Laugh­ tO O H P U R E "CAN UQ97642 UAJSS* 5 t Houston (S) Independent News potential (or taking enough tricks to Spit IvCracked Wheat 36 901054 DAJ7 in his own hand. Now he lea» [U SA ] MOVIE. -Far tha Uwa o« EEka' Bad luck (o r declarer. N ot on ly was hwn replaced my a mezzo soprano queen '^ ’ ’ s ,'ii '.’n.. Dtv '/ .v '"'t' R ^ ' J u .r'! I'O' An Indian boy heals an iniured coil and Opening lead 44 the spade wrong, bnl the A le k se i A. 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M.ANt’HESTKH HKH.VLD. VVribit .siLiy D v i Petitions ask change Boiton seiectmen wony obout subdivision rOad in Coventry system BUSINESS BOl.TON — Members of the residents of the subdivision insist By Peter Baldwin He said the town's I969change to Board of Selectmen Tuesday com­ that Ihe town take it over. Herald Correspondent the council-manager system was plained about .several problems in Pierog ahso said there is a leaky part of "a fad". Although many Bolton developer Lawrence F. underground pipe that lies along the roadway. Keep close eye on medical-expense deductions COVKNTHY - Members » (the said the town was too large to do P'iano's HO-acre subdivi.sion off Coveiitry T';ix|):iyers’ Assoeiiition without an appointed manager. 15 South Ko;id. "Tthink our concerns are just in Tiiesdiiy submitted to the toWn Connecticut towns larger than anticipation of that becoming a Your doctor and dentist bills are obyious ex|Xfnses the portion of expenses that exceeds 5 percent of your the purpose of affecting any sinii lure ur fuiicliuii of clerk petitions seeking to chiinge Coventry are still run efficiently by Selectmen said that some of the town road," she said. But she said for medical care, but do you realize you also can adjusted gross 'income can be deducted If your Ihe body. • the torm of town governmet^t h;ick selectmen, Brainard said. / problems were suppostpd to have the road conforms'to the standards deduct the cost of travel to get medical treatment or to adjusted gross is $30,000, you would get no deduction 2 Expenses of transiKii talicui luimaiil.i lar atul to 0 selectituin system. Becau.se more than lOperceni ol been addre.ssed by ' Ihe town the Planning Commission set pick up medicines? Knowing what items are Your for medical expenses if the total allowable amount , essential to, expt'n.ses iiuliltk'd in (1) The Town Council will now Coventry's 5,200 registered voters Planning Commission before it before approtjng the subdivision. deductible is only the first step in making the most of was $1,500 or less. So if your expenses came to $1.5S!0, 3. Amounts paid for insurance i incring nicdii ,il consider the mutter und decide signed the petitions, the Town approved Piano's Quiirryville "If that conforms to the specs your medical-expense deduction. You must start your Money's your deduction would be $20. care referred to in (1) ami t'2) whether to put it to a referendum. Council is legally obliged to set up a Woods subdivision plans last year. , then we're in a bind, " Selectman tax planning before the end of this year, too — while Formerly, medicines and drugs were considered Kight members of the watchdog commission to discuss the change, h’irst Selectman Sandra Pierog Lawrence A. Converse stiid. there’s still time to do intelligent planning. Worth \medical expenses only to the extent that their cost said a school bus cannot turn OUT-OF-HOSPITAL LODGING: I’rim I ' l"HL il group crowded into the clerk's Brainard said However, thetkiiin- "If that conforms to the specs Sylvia Porter exceeded 1 percent of adjusted gross income. This you had to travel away from home to icccive around in the turnaround at the ■ then the specs ought to be changed threshold no longer applies. However, deductible office Tuesday morning to w>itch cil could block the proposed ■\ WHAT IS DEDUCTIBLE? This term is defined specialized niedieal Irealmeiit urlreatmeut im.n aila Koland Green hand in 597 signa­ revision by refusing to put it before dead end of the private roa^l that so that will never happen again," broadly: It includes not only expenses for doctors, drugs include only prescription drugs and insulin. leads into the subdivision. Xhe ble in your home area, any Imigiiig c s i >c i i m ' s were tures from Coventry residents. the voters. said Preuss.' dentists, nurses and jlther medical services, but also -'4 generally mm deductible. Now they .irc.' even il The CTA has been discussingthe Braimird said he is confident the road is called Stonehedge Lane. payments for hospitals, operations, prescription WHEN IS THE DEDUCTION ALLOWED? Gener­ Pierog also said the fire depart­ buspitalizatiun is not necessary. How much ’ l'i>lo$.5U change for ’over a year and council will let the volers decide. , Herald photo by Baldwin drugs, insulin, health insurance, certain lodging ally, a deduction is allowed only in the year the ment brought an engine to the site non-deductible personal expenses. |H*r night per eligible individual To i|ii,ilily loi the volunteers have been gathering But he said if the council reluses, expenses and transportation necessary to get medical expenses arc actually paid, regardless of when the deduction, the medical care muM be provutcd l'\ ,i signatures for three months, "We ll just give them a second Coventry resident Roland Green" gets another signature on a test run last month and found B oard OKs care, emphasizes Prentice-Hall. Although personal, event that occasioned the expenses occurred. andV that there is barely enough room to physician in a licen.scd bospit.d or bospil.d related, members said Signatures ga­ petition and they'll have to have a on a petition to restore the Selectman form of town living and family expenses arc non-deductible, WHO CAN DEDUCT? The deduction is restricted to regardless of the accounting method used. A special turn it around in the dead end, days off an individual who itemizes personal and non-business rule applies to decedents. facilitv. thered during the summer were referendum." government. there’s an exception for expenses that are e.ssentially not submitted hecau.se only reOept CTA President Barbara DeCew which would make fire .service medical in nature. deductions on Schedule A of Form 1040. You can't For a m ore complete analysis of llii' mcdiciil ones may ipialily. they said ' said she Indieves voters will difficult in case of an emergency. BOLTON - The Board of claim a deduction for medical expenses when you DEDUCTIBLE EXPENSES: You can deduct ex|H'n.se deduction under tlic iH'w laws, .vend ,i check selectman form of government, " and the manager. She said the Fiano said ttxlay that his engi­ Selectmen voted two to one Tues­ The basic test is that the expense must be primarily claim the zero-bracket amount instead of itemizing expenses for medical care for yourself, your spouse or money order for $2..50 for the pamplilct, "Making The petitions ask the Town approve-ftie change if they gel the she said, problem is that the council "won't ('ouncil to set u|i.a commission to .chance "I feel we ll iiave no neers designed the road according day to give town employees the day for the diagnosis, prevention or alleviation of a your deductions. and your dependents. "Medical care” includes: the Most of Medical Dedm lions tinder Hie I .ilc.sl Law She said, that Ihe town govern­ iet tho town manager do his job ' to the Planning Commission's physical or mental defect or illness. Expensc.s that discuss revising the Town Charter. problem at all. judging Jroiii Ihe ment has bfcnme "too sophisti­ before Christmas and the day 1. All expenses for the diagnosis, cure, mitigation, Changes. " to' Prenliie Hall, I’.O Ho\ .511 Wcsl Town Manager David Berner specifications. He .said that if the before New Year's off. merelj benefit the general health of the taxpayer are HOW MUCH IS DEDUCTIBLE? In general, only treatment or nrovominn of disea.se; or expenses for Nyack. N Y. 10995. It recommends that the council- respon.se we've had o n ’the peti­ cated" to do without a professional also opposed the change. He said manager lorin ol government be tions," she said town orders him to make changes, The bonus vacation days were ' manager. There is too much Ihe government is already accoun­ "We certainly will do jt ' abolished and a hoard ol selectmen Town Council member Sandra paperwork and there are loo many Carl Preuss's idea. P’irst Select­ table and that it would only become He said taking the curbing out man Sandra Pierog cast the other be elected in its plai e. Pesce said CTA members ;ire rules and regulations fora board of more unstable if there were an C”I'A Vice President Tom Ural- overly optimistic iiboul their (irop- could provide more maneuvering vote in favor. .selectmen to handle, she said. elected chief executive. room. \, Seabrook trial centers on Hard ii^id the selei lman system is osal and tpieslioned whether vo­ Pesce said the present system Lawrence A. Converse voted "I th in k '^ s /th e new town Altbough Fiano'and property against the motion, saying it could better because "It imtsthe govern­ ters would support It "I really would work if there was more manager I should be given a ment right upfront insteadofinthe doubt that anyone on the council owners in Quarryville Wtxtds are set a precedent in future years. cooperation among council chance to make the system work. " legally respon.sible for maintain­ back room. " feels we should go back to a members, and between Ihe council Michael A. Zizka abstained. validity of cost projections Berner said. ■ ing the road, selectmen have said Douglas Cheney was ill and was they fear the day will come when not present for the vote. By Richard March riekson said he would receive cash Ilic luiijccl arc iiiidci . lose scrill . United Press International bonuses if Seabrook's first reactor illy ill the icgiil.iliii.s i valii.illoii of is completed according to t ime and wlicihcr .Scabioiik I i.ilcd at H.'l You trust CONCORD, N.H, - The validity money guidelines piuccnl complete, .sluuild he lui of projected cost and completion "If you were going to gel a bonus islicd 'I lie proicci is ciirrciilly the .magazine... figures for the Seabrook nuclear for doing a project in a I’crlain t ime seven ye.irs iH'hiiid m lieiliile and trust the real estate plant submitted to state regulators and you were going to testify about all estim.ited SI billinn uvei initial REAl is under question by an opposing the time the project was done, you |iio|eetmns service, too! lawyer. wouldn't want to testify to a lime ()|iponeiits claim it may be in Ihe rfewsranintown that would eliminate yoiii' bonus. ” best iiilei esi id etc-Ii u'eiistiimer.s Robert Backus, lawyer for the Seacoa.st Anti-Pollution League. Backus said. to scrap the proieel and l eorg.im/e Tue.sduy questioned projections Derrick.son said he would he paid I’llblie Service Co lliroiii;li h.mk Help Us Celebrate from Seabrook construction man­ bonuse.s' if Seabrook I was com rnpley iMoieediiig- I’ulilie Ser ESTATE Our Grand Opening ager William Derrickson. who wilt pletcd between June 1. 1986, and vice Co says speedv ■ ompli I inn of DAy.FISH receive cash bonuses if the projec- Oct. T. 1987, and if the cost was Sealiniok I is the best eaiii se THE REALTY COMPANY Ek W FIS H As A Member of the lions are met. between $800 million and $1 :t The lioiiiis agreement lielweeii THE REALTY COMPANY Better Homes and Gardens In the second day of regulator billion. He .said he would receive Del rieksiin and I’llhlie Service Co Real Estate Services UPl photo hearings to determine if Seabrook the full amount of Ihe bonuses ill be of New ilam|isliiie lead’ Sea Bring this coupon to ■Ithor our Vernon or Mancheiter olficet and gat a project was finished June 1. 1986. brook owner was mil lele.ised \A/i|liam Derrickspn, project manager pf Hampshire Public Utilities Commission I should be completed. Derrickson b Be tte r ^ " W T H rT n rB n flp llo n to Belter Homai and Cardans Magazine. D. W. said his projected Aug. 31, 1986, for $800 million. Haekiis s.iid. hewer er Ihe full THIS Flan, the area a moat succeasibl firm, Is galling alrongar every day. Coma the Seabrook nuclear power plant, hearings investigating whether conti­ completion date and $830 million Co.st and completion figures for amoiiiil of Ihe boiinses n $lnil (Nil) 1 H o r n e s , down and find out virhat we can do for youl ' - ' -*-an(l (Jardrns^ ponders a question from Seacoast nuation of Seabrook is in the best construction costs to go for Sea­ Better (You must be over 18 years of age to participate. Otter good while sup­ brook I iire "very realistic.” plies last. You must have coupon to receive a free subscription. One per Anti-Pollution League lawyer Robert interest of commerce. iTaVHOffiSg.- person.) Backus; Derrickson is testifying at New Under cros.s-examination. Der- Vernon Circle, Vernon 243 Mein SI., Manchester I WEEK DD04 I Dollar eases on money m^rt BARDON Vernon—871-1400 Manchester—643-1591 LONDON (UPI) -.T h e dollar East Catholic High Hearing Aids Trust your home to eased back on major foreign featuring: OFFICE HOURS: DAILY 9 AM TO 8 PM; SATURDAY 9 AM TO 5 PM exchanges today, and gold also presents Better Homes and Gardens "' slipped. & Services. Inc. 'The dollar opened at 3.05475 Spoon River 243 MAIN ST. marks in Frankfurt, down from Portland Manchester Future of tin Week Piid by tbe MMichistii Hifild. 643-1591 Tuesday's close of 3.0730, and at Anthology 220 Main St. 464 E. Center St. D.WFISH 2.52925 Swiss francs in Zurich, 342-4046 647-8082 THE REALTY COMPANY I down from 2.5360. It was 9.3565 I frifnes in Paris, down from 9.4150. •Free Audlomelric Hairlno Tait$ E and 61.69 Belgian francs in Brus­ •Homa or Olllca Appolnimenia sels, down from 62.3750. Open to 243 MAIN STREET • MANCHESTER VERNON CIRCLE - VERNON The dollar weakened against •Rapaira on All Makaa ol Alda 643-1591 871-1400 sterling in London, opening at the public •Baltorlaa |Mill-0ul Sorvlco) $1.2122 to the pound against. In the •Cualom Earmolds $1.2075. In Milan, the .dollor ECHS •10 % Ssnior Clllzan Discount dropped to 1.888..50 lire from 1,911.50. Auditorium Our ProlOMlonila Want to Hstp You with Your Roaring Problem. It also fell in Tokyo, closing at 3 0 5 m t c e n t e r jt . Open MON. thru FRI 0:00 to 560 • SAT 6 EVENINGS By Appointmint C 246.25 yen, down from 247.65. MaatarCard and Vlas Honorad Gold slipped $2 to $330.50 an C LIP this ad NOW as your REMINDER NEED FOUR BEDROOMS? . X ounce in Zurich, down from DRcamlMr 6, 7, 8 8:00 p.m. Tuesday's close of $332.,50. 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643-2711 ^ - 2 7 1 1 Classified..Business Oonortunities Store Office Soace Housebold Goods CLASSIFIED Notices For advertisements to be Situation Wanted Resort Prooerty Misc for Sole Rates published Monday, the deod L o st Found M inim um Chor.ge. 01 EmDlovment Info Misc for Rent Home and Garaen line IS 2 30 D m on Friday Personals 02 Instruction • Wanted to Rent Pets S3.00 for one day Announcements 03 Roommates Wonted Musicol Items P e r W o rd ; NOTICI TO C M D ITO m A uctions 04 Recreotiono' iicmis 1 2 dovs^ 20C Read Your Ad ,.«J APARTMENTS |42|AfMMENTS MISCEUANEOUS ICARS/TRUCKS CARS/TRUCK8 ESTATE OF Real Estate 155 HEATING/ NORMAN EATON Antiques 18C ^ F O R RENT Automotive FOR SALE Services 3 5 days Clossified adverhsemenis FOR RENT PLUMBING __I FOR SALE [ f o b s a l e ; I The Hon. David C. Roppe, Homes for Sale Tog Soles 6 dovs 16C are taken by telephone os a Judge, ol the Court of Pro­ Financial Condominiums Services Offered bate, OUlrIct of Coventry ot Wanted to (It, y 26 doys 1'2C '.convenience FOGARTY BROTHERS CARPENTERS! Combi­ 1971 DODGE DART 1972 CHEVY MALIBU — o hearing held on Novombor Pointing / Papering M o rtg a g e s l i t Lots/Land for Sole H a p p y A d s : ■ Tne Manchester Herald is — Bathroom remodel­ nation steel square. Ex­ CARS/TRUCKS SWINGER — Nice Condi­ 307 a u to m a tic , p o w e r 30, 1904 orderod that all Investment Prope''1v Building Contracting tion, smoll V-8, auto­ steering, power brakes, cldlmi mutt bo protonted to Personal Loons 12 $3 00 per column incti resDunbibie only lor one incor ing; Installation water c e lle n t c o n d itio n . $6. FOR SALE the tlduciorv on or before Business Prooerty Roofing Siding heaters, gorbage dispo­ I matic, power 'Steering. new point, o m /fm 8 tra c k . Insurance 13 reel insertion and then only Phone 649-2433. March 3 ,190S or be barred oi Resort Prooertv Heoting Plumbing Autom otive Deadlines MANCHESTER sals; faucet repoirs. 649- $M0. Coll mornings, 742- Excellent condition In­ by low provided. Wanted to Borrow 14 for the si/e of the original side ond out. Call 646-5025 Sertho E. Roppe. Flooring Cars Truci^s for Sole 4539. V isa /M a ste rC a rd LARGE FREEZER, en­ 1973 VOLKSWAGON SU­ 9600. For riassilied a d ve r 1 ISP insertion PERBEETLE— Semiau­ between Sam and 3:30pm Clerk Income Tox Service Motorcycles Bicycles accepted. cyclopedia set, 10 gallon The tlduciorv It: Rentals menfs to be pubitshed Tues Error-s w hich do not lessen BENNET oquar'lum complete, tomatic, AM/FM radio, 1974 FIAT 128 SPORT L ' osk for Jerry, otter 5om Em ploym ent Services Wonted Rec Vehicles George Schock dov through Saturday, the the value of the advertisement child's desk workcase 40,000 m iles. $800. Coll To be usid for ports. Call co ll 224-8978. 441 Oak Street Rooms tor Rent & Education Auto Services deadline is noon on the day will not be corrected by on and choir, two air condi­ 232-5869 evenings, 566- P hil o ffe r 5pm, 528-1332. East Hortford, CT (Ml II Aportrhents for Rent For Sale ELDERLY HOUSING For Sale 001-12 Autos t6r Rent Lease belore publication additional insertion tioners gnd a small 6213 days. Also Panasonic AM/FM 1979 DODGE D-lOO Help Wanted 21 Homes for Rent Holidov/Seosonol 6V- M is c Autom otive child's rocking chair. car radio. PICKUP — 6 cylinder, 3 1974 THUNDERBKTD — speed, with cop. Good Court of Probata, District of Immediate Occupancy Coll 646-7429. Manchottor I ^ H O U D A Y / Automatic. Power steer­ 1977 MAZDA GLC — condition. C oll 525-3709 NOTICe OP HIARtNO Bennet Housing Development now- ISIISEASONAL COCKTAIL TABLE, ing, windows and seat. 15,000 miles on rebuilt days, 1-456-1992 evenings. ESTATE OF - = = — '4. Air conditioned. 90,000 engine. $1375. Call 643- MARCUS J. JONES rtiapartments taking applications. 1 BR apt. *375 to CHAIRS, handmade Purtuont to on order of Hon. Notices braided rugs, house- miles. Original owner. 4751,6 to 8pm. [^ H ELP WANTED CHRISTMAS TREES — 1976 CHRYSLER COR­ William E. FItiGorold, H D h e l p WANTED HD help w a n t e d HD help WANTED HD help WANTED [^INSTRUCTION C L lfO H R E N T *395. Two BR apt. *455 to *470. Rent plants. Reasonable. Pri­ Body needs work. Asking' Judge, doted December 3, New local lot. Fresh cut DOBA— Automatic, * vate home. Call 649-6486. $1200. Coll 649-9404 or power steering, brakes, 1W4 d hearing will be held on includes: heat, hot water, W/W car­ and cut your own storting 647-0080. 1977 RENAULT GORDINI an application praying for on BABYSITTER with own VERNON — New 2 bed­ air. Regular gas. Asking Instrument purporting to pe OFFICE PERSON — For SECRETARY — Fulltime peting, range, refrigerator, disposal, December 1st. Now tag­ — 'Hardtop convertible. transportation — For 2 room townhouse. Fully $800. 'Runs excellent. Call the lost will ond testament I LOST AND FOUND telephone answering, position, duties Include: ging. Hours: 9am to dusk, HOME AND Fuel Injected. Sporty. year old boy, 5 morninos applianced kitchen, woM call for aid system, elevator, laundry/ 1973 DATSUN — Always 643-9708 ; 428 Lake Street. doted April 24, IM4, to be ad­ cashier and light book­ Typing, answering 'weekends only. Dolly GARDEN $2150. Call 649-2849, mitted to probote ond thol a week. Call 647-8261. HELP WANTED — After­ CERTIFIED MATH IN­ fo wall carpet. Finished starts. New tires, battery, Bolton. LOST — 3 year old MECHANIC NEEDED keeping duties. See Mr. phones, filing, good apti­ community room and storage area. hours closer to Christ­ I anytim e. letters testamentary be Is­ noons- and weekends. for Hartford area forklift Carter, Carter Chevrolet, STRUCTOR — Tutors all bosement/rec room, 2 mas. The Marcoux's, 173 carburetor, alternator. sued os In sold oppllcotlon on Golden Retriever, mole, COOK-CHEF — Fulltime tude with figures, use of Units now shown by-appointment, DELIVERING RICH file more tuttv appears, at the Apply In person: Pero distributor. Good wages 1229 Main Street, Man­ grades, SAT preparation full baths. $575 per Bush HIM Road, M an­ Good mileage, uses regu­ answers to name of position opening up In bosic office machines. LO AM — 5,yards, $62 plus Court of Proboto on Docom- Fruit Stand, 276 Oakland and benefits. Contact 243- chester, 646-6464. In Moth and English. month, utilities not In­ Monday, Wednesday, Friday, 10a.m. chester. Connecting lar gak. Recently re­ 1970 PLYMOUTH DUS­ "Kino". Vicinity of Cam­ presently expanding res­ Call for appointment 643- tax. Sand; gravel and tj2 iMOTORCYCLES/ ber 13, IMS at 11:00 A.M. Street. 5556. Computer In basic lan­ cluded. Peterman roads - Keeney Street or registered and passed TER — Good running Dionne E. Vustnos, bridge Drive, East Hart­ taurant In Vernon. Super­ 4161, M anchester. -12 p.m. Pleasecallforappointment. stone. Calf 643-9504. BICYCLES TEXAS REFINERY guage. Call 649-5453. Realty, 649-9404, 647-1340. Hlllstown Road. emissions test. If l$n't condition. Excellent ste­ Ass't. Clerk fo rd , 11/29/84. Licensed visory experience pre­ 011-)2 In East Hampton, Mass. M A S K IN G / 1 NS P E C - W ANTED — M iddle aged CORP. offers plenty of pretty but It works. $800. reo, new ports. $400 or ferred. Excellent pay and TION PERSON — O F F IC E WORKER,— C ollect: 1-413-527-8170, or woman to take care of money plus cash bo­ THREE ROOMS — 3rd Coll 875-0610. best offer. Call 644-8959. 1978 HONDA CT70 — 3 benefits. Call 649-1672 and Wanted for smoll Full time, figure apti­ NOTICI TO CRtDITORg Charles Kino, 568-1958. house, rent free. Call nuses, fringe benefits to Real Estate floor, heat and applian­ speed automatic, $t00. ESTATE OF ask tor Gll or Jay. aerospace company. tude, typing, customer HOUSEHOLD REWARD $100. 742-6230. mature person In Hart­ ces. $375 per month. 1979 YAMAHA GT80 — LOUISE CURRV First shift. Benefit pack­ contact and other gen­ 528-6522 600D& ford area. Regardless of Adults and no pets. Call LOVE M E AN D G IVE Me 1972 CHEVY VAN — V-8, Dirt bike, $350. Call 643- The Hon. David C. Roppe, EASY ASSEMBLY age. Donwell Company, eral and varied office I Judge, of the Court of Pro­ experience, write F.D. 649-2236. A Home — Mixed black all power. Mechanically 4149. WORK! $600per 100. Guo- 649-5374. duties. Full benefit pro­ 1 ^ HOMES bate, District of Coventry at LEGAL SECRETARY — USED REFRIGERA­ Lab, 9 months old. Call Repossessions good. Original owner. a hearing held on "Novombor 5 ranteed payment. No Ex- Sears, J*res., Box'T^H, Ff. gram, Including dental |£ | f o r s a l e PERSONALS Experienced. Part time W orth, T X 76101. 1 EAST HARTFORD — HOMES ICS I SERVICES TORS, WASHERS, evenings, 646-8400. Needs body work. $900. 14, IMS ordered that all perlence/No Sales. De­ DAYTIME BUS PERSON paid. Call 528-1815. claims musl be presented to to work prim arily on real Nice 4 room, 2 bedroom FOR RENT Ranges - clean, guaran­ F O R S A L E 644-2327. Remove mineral buildup tails send-self-addressed — For area "restaurant, 10' I OFFERED the. fiduciary on or before estate. Flexible hours. GRANDMOTHER LOVELY 7 ROOM apartment. Security. $400 teed, parts and service. MUSICAL from your teakettle by stamped envelope; ., 11:30am to 3pm, 5 days. im can vivi K «|. 'IM March 2, IMS or be borred oe G lastonbury, 633-4617. WANTED — P ro fe s ­ RANCH In premier pro- monthly. Call after 5pm, Low prices. B.D. Pearl & ITEMS pouring In half a cup of by low provided. ELAN-VITAL-173, 3418 Call George at 643-2751 OFFICE DUTIES — In­ MANCHESTER — Three ATTENTION PARTI- HnoMuMkiiiCiiUNs'iMr 1976 FORD PINTO STA­ sional couple seeking (esslonal, executive 646-4489. Son, 649 Main Street, white vinegar and one Bertha E. Roppe, Enterprise Road, 'Ft. evenings. cluding typing and book­ bedroom Cape, central ERS: Call Jack Bertrand 1S( *1111IV LlM rii t M TION WAGON — Good Clerk M ECHANIC W ANTED — obove to care .for four area. 1 acre wooded and 643-2171. quart of tap water. Heat Pierce, FL 33450. keeping. Permanent part location, 1 year Jease, 1 for the best dances and MEMPHIS ELECTRIC im Milk tv Uinto MM condition. Some body The tlduciorv Is: HAPPY % for cars and trucks, own year old daughter on landscaped lot. Central THREE ROOM FUR­ to rolling boll and let Alan Scotl Hermon f INSPECTOR — For first time, afternoons. Brai- month secyritv, no pets. parties. DJ and Light GUITAR and case, m PMHIC H rM rt *001 work. New tires. Re­ fools. Good benefits. Call those occasions when m i­ air, 2 car garage with NISHED APARTMENT HOTPOINT ELECTRIC stand for one hour. Pour P.O. Box ONE HAIR DRESSER piece and fin a l Inspection nard Industrial Park, $675 per month. Paul Show by the Party Pers­ Hohner 40 watt amplifier. cently Inspected. Call 649- Wllllmonflc, CT 04224 I BIRTHDAY ’1 289-7797. nor Illnesses prevent her door openers, genuine — Available Im m e ­ STOVE— .40", avocado, Tbs tbsvt esn fes isin M: out solution, fill with WANTED — Part time. In aircraft oriented lob Hartford. ' Coll for ap­ Flano, 646-5200. pective People. Call 643- Call 643-4149. 3782. 010-12 from attending nursery sauna bath, private rear diately. Responsible gen­ double oven, light, timer. water, boll again and ^ T o Our Son./|F Call 644-2435. shoo, 5 years minimum pointm ent 525-3141. 1262. Iwliiit In* If Mim IiisIm SUPERINTENDENT — school. Your home or patio. Early occupancy. tleman preferred. Call Good c o n d itio n . $175, discard. Add buildup to experience required. 9tS Mrts It 1975 A M C HORNET J.J. Live In position at the ours. References re­ B e ltio re A g e n cy, 647- 643-6441 fo r Inform ation. best otter. Call 649-1522. your budget by selling Hundreds of reodersturr GOVERNMENT JOBS. Apply In person: Connec­ BRICKS, BLOCKS, WAGON — Automatic, Bennet Housing Develop­ quired. Call 646-5119. •1413. STORE AND no-longer used furniture to Classified every day $16,559 - $50,553/year. ticut Valley Machine, 580 PART TIME — Home. STONE — Concrete. TAG SALES power steering, air con­ ment. Position Involves MANCHESTER — One OFFICE SPACE DINING .ROOM SET — 1983 SUBARU GL — 5 and appliances with a searchino for some par Now Hiring. Your Area. Nutmeg Road North, cleaning hallways and Small, large family. Eat J Chimney repairs. No lob Approximately 50 years speed, all power. Excel­ ditioning, cruise control. NURSERY ATTENDANT bedroom wll^ garage. low-cost ad In Classified. titular Item. Will your ad Call 805-687-6000 Ext. R- South Windsor. free. Fantastic foods. Ar e a l e s t a t e too sm all. Call 644-8356. Very clean. $1000. Call Love, light maintenance. Must 107 Qood locaflon\ $375. Bls- old, very good condition. DON'T FORGET— AN­ lent condition. Asking 643-2711. be th e re ? 643-2711. 9965. NEEDED 3-5 days per Earn money; Call 228- MANCHESTER — 2 of- 643-4091. Mommy A Daddy have experience. Call week. Flexible hours- I'®' IWANTED seil & Boyle/ Realtors, Table, 6 chairs, buffet, TIQUE SHOW & Sale, $6500. Call 643-1123 a fte r RECEPTIONIST/TY- 528-6522. 1 0531, recording. tlc.e suite, bathroom . $250 MOTHER OF THREE china closet. $475 or best December 8th, Waddell 5pm. .Good working atmos­ 649-4800. 7 CASHIERS — Shifts 7-3, PIST — Must be an monthly Including heat. Children Will Babysit o ffe r. Call 647-(»49. School, 163 Broad Street, 3-11. Full and part time. phere. Call Paul for ap­ LAND WANTED — Prl- organized person with BOOKKEEPER/OFFICE MANCHESTER — Du­ Hayes Corp. 646-0131. days In her home. Call Manchester. Apply In person: Gram- pointm ent; 659-3731. ' r e a l e s t a t e F I­ vofe party wants residen­ Employment good typing, filing expe­ M ANAG ER — Shall be tial land In Bolton/Man- plex, 3 years old. Wall fo 644-3377,644-9511. PV's, 706 Main Street, NANCE LECTURER, EXCELLENT BUSINESS ‘M m rience. Pleasant tele­ capable of assisting the chester area. Reasonably wall carpet, appliances, Manchester. Part-time, Spring 1985 — LOCATION — Landlord phone personality and a Executive Director In all CASHIER FOR M ID ­ priced. Call 633-0335. IV2 baths, -3 bedrooms. SNOWPLOWING — WANTED & Education strong math aptitude for phases, o f planning and NIGHT SHIFT — 12 mid­ Teach Real Estate Fi­ will pay all utilities for Driveways and parking FIVE PIECE MAPLE SECRETARY — Perso­ nance on Thursday even­ $600 plus utilities. Call TO BUY diversified duties on execution of public hous­ night to 6am. $3.50 an 649-1092. these tour offices. All lots. Call after 5pm, 649- TWIN BEDROOM SET— I nable, neat, attractive, front desk. Call for ap­ ing programs, both HUD hour, 36 hours per week. ings, Spring Semester, located In a colonial In 6344. Excellent condition. $450. non-smoking and well or­ pointm ent 646-4048. D y­ 1985. Minimum quallflca- Manchester. High visibil­ and State of Connecticut. Over 18. Call 649-0140. MANCHESTER — 2 bed­ Evenings, 649-2996. WANTED — Skis, boots ganized person needed .tlons ore 0 Master's De­ Rentals ity at $1000 per month. HELP WANTED namic Metal Products, Minimum of 3 years expe­ room townhouse, ap­ J & B Pointing — Work for 5 year old, skis about tor small consulting firm Inc. gree ond two years of D.W. Fish, Better/Homes rience In financial record MEDICAL RECEPTION­ pliances, air conditioned, guaranteed. Call tor free W HIRLPO O L SUPREM E 41", boots around l.'Call In Tolland. Must have keeping.,.Responsible tor IST — For extremely appropriate experience Garden Realty, 643-1591. estim ate, 646-2192. GAS DRYER — 3 years 646-6566. basic office skills with or equivalencies. Must be full basement. $500 plus EXCELLENT INCOME CARPENTERS NEEDED a ll A /R and A /P ; assist In busy 4 doctor practice. H i A ROOMS heot. Security ond refer­ old, like new. $160. Call 1 Christmas Gift Guide strong emphasis on client certified or certifiable by LIGHT INDUSTRIAL FOR Part Time home — Immediate openings preparaflgn of all Must have medical office I'*' IFOR RENT ences. Coll 649-8923. PAINTING/ 649-2034. assembly w ork. For In- contact and numbers. 35 tor experienced carpen­ budgets; prepore all experience and be capa­ the Real Estate Commis­ SPACE — 1600 sq. ft. In a LE T YOU R newspaper hour work week. Please ters. All phases of con­ sion. Send resume to Mr. good location. D.W. Fish, PAPERING help you keep fruit lars .torm atlon call 1-504-641- books of account up fo ble of answering and R O C KV ILLE — 6 room send resume and referen­ struction. Full time em­ Alfred Werbner, Man­ MANCHESTER — Fully Better/Homes, Garden sparkling clean and 8003, Ext. 8201. General Ledger; assem­ faking charge of tele­ duplex. Newly renovated MISCEUANEOUS ces to: P.O. Box 729 ployment and benefits. chester Community Col­ furnished Including Realty, 643-1591. PAINTING AND PAPER sweet smelling. Wash ble all fiscal data neces­ phones, making appoint­ a n d Insulated.. $450 Tolland, CT 06084. Call 742-5317, 8:30-5, M on­ lege, 60 Bldwell Street, stove, refrigerator, bed, HANGING —Exterior FOR SALE lars, dry completely then sary for use by outside ments and various re­ monthly plus utilities and I day through Friday. Manchester, CT 06040 or bureau. $50 per week plus MAIN STREET — Store and Interior, ceilings re­ put a large piece of Fruit Baskets Country Christmas Accountant In preparing lated office duties security. 5 minutes to Including typing. Full te le p jio n e 647-6107 by 2 weeks security. Call tor rent. Approximately paired. References, fully newspaper Inside the lor monthly financial state­ 1-86. 875-6957. CAR RADIO — Excellent FANCY FRUIT BASKETS — O rd e r AWAITING YOU ARE Bears by the AUCTIONS PART TIME CHURCH firtie, Monday through 12/28/84. Manchester 646-8877. 240 sq. ft. For more Insured. Quality work. and put the lid on. The AUCTIONS ments; supervise work of condition. High powered. eoriv. Also Wicker Items. 20% Off All Bevy - Geese by the Gaggle - Ducks by SECRETARY — 12 hours Friday. Contact Mrs. Community College Is an Information call 563-4438 Martin Mattssop, even­ paper will absorb any. other office employees. TWO BEDROOMS — Re­ Includes Dolby NR, Bass Wicker. PERO FRUIT STAND — 276 the Dozen - Ornaments by the Treeful - per week. Send resume Nopnan at 646-0314. Equal Opportunlty/Afflr- FURNISHED ROOM — In o r 529-7858. ings 649-4431. moisture. Let a classified Salary DOE. Aoplico- frigerator and stove, full and Trebble controls and Oakland Street, Manchester. 643-6384. Sheep t>V the Flock and Irene by the to: United Methodist tlons a vailable at.49 West matlve Action Employer. private home. Share ba­ m ore. $90.’ Call 646-1063 ad In your newspapertind M/F. cellar, garage, no pets. CEILINGS REPAIRED f door at the CRAFTSMEN'S GALLERY, Church, 1041 Boston Avenue, W llllmantic, TELLER — Mature Indi­ throom. Central location, after 4:30pm. a cash buyer for most Security required. Call or REPLACED with dry- * Ik * * * 58 Cooper Street, Manchester. 647-8161. Tpke., Bolton, CT 06040, Connecticut and must be vidual desired for full on busline. Working gen-. RESORT anything you have tor ESTATE AUCTION 646-3414. wall. Call evenings, Gary Attention: Pastor. received no later than tim e position at C oventry tieman, non-drinker. Call PROPERTY ANTIQUE BUREAU, sole. Thursday Evening, December 6th Branch of Heritage Sav­ 643-7760. M cHugh, 643-9321. Bedroom va n ity and coat Tools * * * W * December 7, 1984. AN 1 ^ BUSINESS ONE BEDROOM — Heat, ings. For appointment rack. $99 for all, but will A T 6 P .M . EQUAL OPPORTUNITY hot water. One mdnths STOWE, VERMONT — SHOP BLISH HARDWARE, 793 Main contact 742-7321. EOE. |££J OPPORTUNITIES ROOM FOR MATURE NAME YOUR OWN Gift Shirts Inspection from 2 p.m. at the BROO KLY N EMPLOYER. security. One year lease. A-Frame,. 4 bedroom, 2 sell separate. Call 643- Street for the Do-It-Yourselfer. STORE WORKING Person. Kit­ PRICE — Father and son. 1516 after 5:30pm. Afghan Book GRANGE, BROOKLYN, CONN, corner of No pets. Available De­ baths, spectacular view Complete line of tools. Open Dally PERSONAL TEE — Personalized Fun STEEL BUILDING chen privileges. Utilities. Fast, dependable ser­ Gorman Rd. and Rte. 6. DECTECTIVE GIVE YOURSELF cem ber 1st. Call 644-2427. of Mount Mansfield, rent 8:30am to S:30pm and Thursday o n d Sportswear. Great Gifts for d e a l e r s h i p Sm all to Near bus line. Referen­ vice. Painting, Paper­ BELL AND COSSET hot weekly. Call 647-8312. evenings fo r the Holidays. 643-4121. Christmai. “ The Original Tee Shirt Contents o( SouthbrIdge. Mass, and a New Full time position with MACHINISTS A CHRISTMAS BONUS Big Profit Potential Big ces. Security deposit re­ hanging & Removal. Call water furnace circulator M AN C H E STER — 3'/z .Store For Over 10 Years" 825 Main London estate includes: Oak; Walnut 6’ excellent opportunity • Surface Grinders Demand - Starter Leads quired. $50 weekly. Call 644-0585 o r 644-0036. used 2 m onths. W orth $50, Crocket Sell Avon, rooms. Heat and hot wa­ Street, Manchester. 646-3339. Grandfather clock; Baskets; Linen; Cast for advancement. Res­ Furnished. Some areas 643-0456. sell fo r $20. Call 649-5038. * * * * * • Bridgepoit/EDM Earn good money! ter Included. New ap­ Iron; Porch Rockers; Bookcases. ponsible for monitor­ Call 523-8401 taken. Coll to Qualify. MISCELLANEOUS BUILDING/ ing female fitting (2nd Shift) pliances, wall to wall * * * 4> * or 278-2941 1-303-759-3200. I FOR RENT CONTRACTING B E A U T IF U L BARBIE Metal'Detectors BOOK AUCTION 5:30 P.M. rooms, floor surveil­ • NC Lathe or carpeting. Immediate oc­ DOLL DRESSES, Pala- Books Include: Hooked Rugs; Dolls; Ameri­ lance and security au­ APARTMENTS cupancy. $400. .Call 659- CHRISTMAS SPECIALS ON METAL CNC Milting EAST HARTFORD — sin­ mas, $1. Complete wed­ TV/Stereos dits. Experience a plus FOR RENT 3743 o r 633-6218. FARRAND R E M O D E L ­ DETECTORS by White,. can Potters; Cook books; Non-Fiction- Fic­ (2nd Shift) NURSES AIDES MATURE ding outfit, $4." Brldes- but will train self star­ ( gle car garage tor rent. ING — Cabinets, roofing, CONNECTICUT VALLEY COIN SljOPAL SIEFFERT'S APPLIANCES tion; Histories; Children Books. 3 -11 p.m. m alds, $2.75. Coll All positions require se­ AMBITIOUS flS monthly. Call 643- C O M P A N Y , 805 M ain S treet, 643-6295. — 445 Hartford Road, Manchester. ter, competitive salary tup and operate with 2-3 MANCHESTER — Spa­ gutters, room additions, 643-6452. Part Time MANCHESTER — Avail­ cious and charming 3 6712. decks, all types of remo­ Open 9am to 4pm, Monday through 647-9997. SUPER SANTA SALEI Video and generous store years experience and Become one of our PERSON ROBERT H. GLASS ASSOCIATES, INC. able Immediately. One, deling and repairs. FREE Friday, Saturdays 9om to 3pm. Tape Recorders, TV's, Stereo's, discount. Apply in per­ ability to read blueprints. dedicated nurses aides to perform all duties for bedroom apartment FUR JACKETS AND Full Sterling, Conn. private kennel. Room and two and three bedroom estimates. Fully Insured. son M-F, 10-5, Person­ Overtime and benefits that truly enjoys helping available Immediately. length fur coats In good Washers, Dryers, RefrIgerotors, (203) ^4-7318 available. Apply at: REB board plus salary. Experi­ apartm ents. $400, $455, ROOMMATES Telephone 643-6017, a fte r nel Office 2nd floor. our elderly patients. Ex­ $575 Includes heat, hot condition. Medium size. * * * « « Freezers, MUCH MOREI Industries. Inc., 184 Com­ cellent working condi­ ence preferred. Couples $520, heat and hot water water and garage. Phone WANTED 6pm, 647-8509. considered. Included. J.D. Real Est­ R easonable. C a ll 649- G , FOX merce St;, Glastonbury or tions. Certified aides pre­ Rose o r Don, 646-8646 - ( ***** call Personnel at 633- For interview call: ate, 646-1980. 0734. J e w e l r y ferred. Please call Mrs. 646-2482. FEMALE TO SHARE LEON CIESZYNSKI CELEBRITY CIPHER Hartford 5271 between 10a.m.-3D Launi, Director of Nurses. 203-438-0564 Calabrity Ciph#r cryplogram s are created from quotations by large, five-room apart­ BU ILD E R — New homes, BRAY JEWELERS, 699 Main Street, Einl Offirtnilii (ifliin m. EOE. 646-0129 or write to: TWO, THREE AND FIVE AFGHANS — Different ^ famous people past and present Each tetter in the cipher stands ment In three-family additions, remodeling, Manchester Specializing In Seiko, tof another Today s clue. F aquals C . MANCHESTER MANOR ROOM Apartments — No BUYER M EETS seller .In sizes and patterns. Reas­ Red Door Kennel home. Quiet neighbor­ rec rooms, garages, kit­ LasaMe and Pulsar watches. Also 14K Florists I NURSING HOMES appliances. No pets. Se­ the w ant a d s ... tim e a fte r onable. Ladles coat - by CONNIF WIFNER P.O. Box 147 hood In East Hartford, chens remodeled, ceil­ Gold Chains and tine lewelry. Hummel 385 W. Center SI. . c u rity . Call 646-2426 week­ time after tim e! Read and London Fog, new, size 16. CHRISTMAS PLANTS, ____ Manchester RIdgetleld, CT 06877 lust 10 mfnutes from ings, bath tile, dormers, figurines. Watch and lewelry repair. “MR OSS XQFPXLGL NMVUPXI days, 9am to 5pm. u s e th e w ant ads R easonable. C a ll 644- CENTERPIECES, Holiday Rose Pratt & Whitney. Ample roofing. Residential or “ We Service What We Sell" 643-5617. re g u la rly. 2376. Special and Christmas Parlies. parking, garden. $140 com m ercial. 649-4291. U N G X G N D V RPU KGGR PRG KRAUSE FLORIST, 621 Hartford Road. plus half utilities. Coll H-O TRAIN SET — Many * * * * * HOMES HOMES CARPENTRY AND RE­ 643-9559. SALESPEOPLE ELECTRICIAN FOR SALE 289-2573 a fte r 5 p.m. extras, a perfect g ift. $200 GFPRPTMVU JNP NDL UP JPXXI FOR SALE MODELING SER'i'ICES or best o ffe r. Call 646-5550 Stereo Specialist FIREMAN — Complete home re­ ***** a fte r 6pm. Excellent opportunity DKPCU JNGXG UNG RGQU pairs and remodeling. J.B. ELECTRONICS — Where for E-2 Licensed Jour­ Services Quality work. Referen­ Professionals, buy their stereo Full time swing shift PORCH HEATER, $20. CENTERPIECES, FRUIT BASKETS, neyman. Full benefits ces, licensed and Insured. WANTED position available. Na­ S liver Fox Cape,, ‘ $100. equipment qnd accessories. Discount Flower Plants for Your Holiday Needs. TGDS FDTG EXPT." — BGUGX include profit sharing Call 646-8165. val o r M erchant experi­ Diatom Filter, $30. Space pricing on cosh and corry Items. Call. .BROWN'S FLOWERS INC., 163 Main and retirement pro­ ■ ^ S ER V IC ES ence a plus. Competi­ Heater, garage or shop, Jack B ertrand 643-1262. ' Street, Monchester. 643-8455. LXCFAGX. grams. Competitive tive salary, fu ll benefits ^ O F F E R E D DUMAS ELECTRIC — $50. 646-5150. PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "A man shedding one tear Is salary. A pply In person and liberal discount. Lights dimming? Fuses M-F. 10-5, Personnel more captivating than a cowboy with guns and Apply M-F. 10-5, Per­ ODD JOBS, Trucking. blowing? Repairs, Im­ TEMPEST CORDLESS To work evenings Office, 2nd floor or call muscles.-- — Barbara Carrera. sonnel Office or call Home repairs. You name provements and addi­ PHONE For sale. Hardly Gold Jewelry Stephanie at 241-3154, PARK HILLJOYCE FLOWERSHOP — Stephanie at 241-3154. It, we do It, Free estl- tional circuits. Fully li­ used. 700 ft. range. List Fancy-Fruit Baskets. Boxwood Trees - CONNECTICUT VALLEY COIN K IT ‘N* CARLYLE ®by Larry Wright 5:00 pm to^BiOO pm G . FO X ‘ mates. Insured. 643-0304. censed, Insured. Call price $170, m y p rice $90 or THE All Your Christmas Decorating Needsi G . FO X 646-5253 anytim e. best offer. Call 649-3632 COMPANY now carries 14K Gold 16 Oak Street. 649-0791. Hartford Hartford NURSES AIDE — Excel­ after 3pm, ask for Mark. Jewelry, Just In tim e for ChristmasI: with Herald carriers lent references. W ill give Quolltv Jewelry at Low, Low Prices. (qial Opputiiiitt (aplitn Equl Oppxtulty EipliyM PLAYER PIANOS are In ***** personal care, cook, light demand. If you have one America’s Favorite A f- Connecticut Valley Coin Company, 80S I f A BcTTcR. V LARGE SELECTION OF Shana , . . Q-119, contains housekeeping for Invalid you do not use, why not M ain Street, 643-6295. Open 9am to 4pm, HooSe WAS Excellent Income exchange It for cosh with $35 and up. Office chairs, and six crochet afghana Phone 649-2742.______a w ant ad. tables, filing cabinets, plus a section of eight 9am to 3pm. Typewriters office partitions from o wearables to make from 4 ^ LIGHT HOUSEKEEP­ for the large Insurance com­ Granny Squares. * * * * * YALE TYPEWRITER SERVICE — NEWSPAPER CARRIERS ING — Weekly cleaning, pany. Call 649-9953. Price . . . $3.25 a copy. Typewriters rebuilt. Portable holiday and party clean­ SERVICES right people. OFFERED Antiques Typewriters from $35. Sales and NEEDED ing. 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