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Arafat Splits U.S., Israel

Arafat Splits U.S., Israel

Manchester, Conn. chance of snow Friday, Dec. 23, 1983 — See page 2 manrli^BtFr Brralb Single copy: 25 V\%''V t* .'V' ' ‘VIENNA’ >> COLLECTION Beautiful and practical Yule sales '.vay to coordinate cook Arafat splits ^vare sorvingware and accesaorips for kitchfrn above ’82r and diniiKj areas' U.S., Israel stores say Bv Kathv Garmus By Jim Anderson that peace negotiations within the Herald Reporter United Press International framework of the president's initi­ ative are the test means of With home computers, clothing i l f i WASHINGTON - In a sharp achieving Palestinian goals." the and Cabbage Patch dolls topping Rag. 44 « «a « M w »'P, disagreement over the future of U.S. statement said. the most-wanted list, Manchester '%-^4TS ’•-V-lfTs A senior White House official retailers say sales this Christmas ' J.SS^'W atehil fo rte the Middle East negotiations, Israel and the United States are said the administration is season far exceed those of last mor».Ra»l differing publicly over whether “puzzled" at the Israeli opposition year. ^ ^ ^ quirtz analo(^.mochH«r ' : f — U-f Yasser Arafat and his wing of the to Arafat's departure from Le­ "From what we see at the store, PLO could revive the stalled banon and to the possibility of the they are much better than last negotiations. PLO leader being drawn into year," said Terry B. Wright, The disagreement was sparked negotiations. manager of Caldor at Burr by a meeting in Cairo Thursday "It is difficult to understand how Corners. "Customers are certainly Diamond between Arafat and Egyptian it could be to anyone's benefit for willing to spend more this year.” resident Hosni Mubarak that the there to be a radicalized PLO." •iffi e t T.W . Dll tate Department described as State Department officials ex­ He said the items in biggest E arrtim in 14K gencourging and the Israelis pressed the hope that Arafat, who demand include home computers. QoW Niountingo condemned. did not agree in April for King Cabbage Patch dolls, clothing and Our $1 Israeli ambassador to the United Hussein of Jordan to enter negotia­ giftware. Despite the tetter-than- Rag. 130107.... C States Meir Rosenne, speaking to tions with Israel and Egypt over anticipated sales, Wright said, the reporters at the State Department Palestinian autonomy, will now store has not run out of merchan­ •Diamond with Ru, after a meeting with undersece- reconsider and give the go-ahead. dise, with the possible exception, of or Sapphinm in 10K tary of state Lawrence Eagle- White House officials said U.S. course, of the Cabbage Patch dolls. OoM Seulpturod Rlng^ berger, called the meeting be­ mediator Donald Rumsfeld met in tween Arafat and Mubarak “ a London recently with Hussein. "IT ’S LIKE NIGHT and day, ” Stonewro Acdisscri— Porcftetn $ Wood AocoiikHriot * a . violation of the spirit and letter of Rumsfeld met President Reagan said .Brian Rogers, owner of the % .» „ *77 the peace treaty" between Egypt and his advisers at the White Warehouse Outlet toy store on •4 # e . .Cwitator M «ToalO»t •NMMncmiSaltAPippiw and Israel. House Thursday and had lunch Broad Street. “It seems like ih o - iw o ...... $ . 7 4 ...... > w .1 2 .8 8 •IQeiT.W.DI Rosenne said, "We do not think with Secretary of State George everything is selling.” *4^Cn>et(Sil ;v.*Si#irA( Engagomont Arafat represents anybody. We Shultz at the State Department. *P«pwtowgiHoM»r,Ci|rli^^i«M. .15.76 Like most retailers surveyed, Nts.iM ».. .12.97 fWOiTZttv m don't think Arafat should be The negotiations that the U.S. •rondu* S«t •CllMMTilt.Oii«rlUg:'l;M.... -1...... 8 .9 7 ^aooAT... *197 resuscitated. We don't think this administration would tike to see Rogers attributed the improved •44»a Mug 8«f would involve talks between a sales to a rebounding economy. |to(|.1M»..y13.44 R«(|ktOJt.....$.S$ •Salt and PtMNWiOurN^ 4.99...;... .3 .4 9 man should be a party to any negotiation." moderate Palestinian leadership. "People have a lot more confi­ Rosenne described Arafat as Jordan, Egypt, Israel and the dence in the economy and are "this criminal who rejoiced over United States. spending their money more the assasination of Anwar Sadat." A State Department spokesman, freely," agreed A1 Seiffert Jr., one of the owners of A1 Seiffert’s y/ \ > m i .1 The State Department and White John Hughes, acknowledged that i ’’- I 'V;. . House issued statements saying, Israel would have the final appro­ Appliances on Hartford Road. ^ ? >•' i r. "We view renewed Egyptian-PLO val over any Palestinian delega­ PLO Chairman Yasser Arafat (left) banon. Arafat flew from the Suez Cana, "They're enjoying themselves.” ■ I f discussions as an encouraging tion that came to the peace table, meets with Egyptian President Hosni city of Ismailia to the presidential palace Seiffert estimated that business / •' • ... development." and Israeli officials made it clear this year is up about 40 percent \ ' r .. / ' '• -•'/ ♦ /, Mubarak during his first stop after the in Cairo to meet with Mubarak. ^ rf}. ’ "We are hopeful that such talks that Arafat, or anybody approved over last year, with microwave ' » v' ' C' V ^ will serve to persuade Mr. Arafat by him, would not be acceptable. Palestinian exodus from Tripoli, Le­ ovens, video cassette recorders E E ’■*-kv and televisions all selling very LWH; well. Steven Pershan, manager of Bernie's TV and Appliance on European Lead Crystal Broad Street, described business Imported DURAND 24-Pc. Beautifully Gift-Boxed Rebel leader says U.S. clergyman is alive as "phenomenal.” He attributed ‘Lancer’ Glassware the improvement over last year to the economy and increased ,;^4

Jack Bv Sufon E, Kinsman Philadelphia’s 3rd U.S. Court of Catholic teachers settled for Unlttd PrM i Inttrnatlonal Appeals to review the standard as Anderson part of a suit filed by the United Last week, when teachers Manchester Education Asso­ their public relations advan­ HARTFORD — Connecticut has Steelworkers of America. State Labor Commissioner P. Washington challenged a new federal rule on The standard, issued by the Joseph Peraro estimated 60 to 65 from five Catholic high schools ciation President Peter B. Tog- tage, crying that the church percent of those workers covered in the area overwhelniingly nalli says the law lends teachers wasn’t living up to its fair-wage Merry-Qo-Round hazardous chemicals in the work­ federal Occupational and Safety place, claiming states should have Administration Nov. 22, requires by Connecticut law would no ratified a contract proposed by Manchester bargaining muscle. Certainly It principles, its commitment to longer be covered under the a state mediator, I was much diminishes the likelihood of protect the underdog. the right to impose tougher chemical manufadturers and im­ Spotlight standards. porters to assess the hazards of federal standard. surprised. strikes. But I’ve heard from State Attorney General Joseph chemicals they produce or import The contract they adopted several Catholic teachers that FOR MANY Catholic Liberman said Connecticut Lieberman said Thursday he is and supply the information to all would ask OSHA to approve the was not all that different from By Sarah E. Hall — Herald Reporter* the lawyer for the Dioceasan teachers, the dispute itself worried the federal “Hazard Com­ manufacturing employees. the administration’s proposals state’s supplemental plan to en­ School Office refused even to transcended dollars. Duffy, for Viet gang munication Standard" will pre­ It does not protect workers in force federal and loci standards, they had been rejecting for consider a contract settlement instance, said Archbishop John empt Connecticut's stricter stand- non-manufacturing jobs. but joined the suit "to protect our more than a year. Why the imposed by someone outside the F. Whealon’s refusal to meet ards requiring hazardous “In some states it may represent rights in court.” sudden capitulation? last June of a few among their ("There comes a point when system. with teachers upset him far terrorizes chemicals to be labeled and giving an improvement. But in Connecti­ The union representative rank, or from the firing of you don’t want to cut off your The lack of the arbitration more than anything else in the workers the right to know what cut... we ha ve an oustanding series "Our understanding is our odds they are handling. from East Catholic High School, several others, a couple of years nose to spite your face,” Duffy option, or indeed of any tight dispute, creating a "legacy of of protections and guarantees of of obtaining an exception are not before that, who had violated "It’s a 10th Amendment argu­ information" for workers handling good. (The agency) wants to teacher John J. McConville, said.) bargaining structure, crippled bitterness that will take a refugees ment. States ought to have the hazardous chemicals, Lieberman said he couldn't explain it. Catholic remarriage laws. , decade to heal." enforce a national standard" to But strike or not. Catholic a teachers’ union already beset right to impose higher standards said. reduce the burden on interstate 'Til never understand it,” he But tor the majority who teachers had a choice between by inexperience and unwieldy Maybe teachers were a little than the federal government," “We are somewhat concerned it commerce resulting from conflict­ said. "I thought the vote was supported the contract, maybe ending the contract battle now make-up. too willing to accommodate, too WASHINGTON - Former South Lieberman said. will pre-empt state laws for state ing state and local regulations, going to be a lot closer." it was a case of weariness, of or facing an even more lengthy First of all, this is the first willing to accept delays based Vietnamese soldiers, trained for Earlier this week he asked and local workers and pre-empt all Lieberman said. Me, too. The ratified contract wanting to end the labor strug­ contract limbo — and they had time the Catholic teachers have on the principle of cooperation. combat by the D.S. Army, provide keeps Catholic teachers at the gle before Christmas. Or Maybe already been working under an staged a full-fledged contract Maybe their first mistake was the enforcement muscle for a bottom of the pay-and-benefit it was fear that a no-vote would expired contract since protest: secondly, their associa­ to let the new school year start violent underworld organization heap. And just before last mean a strike. September. tion spans five major high without a protest. that is terrorizing Vietnamese State transplant payments Now Save Even More With Friday's vote, every East Ca­ "This settlement wasthe only schools in five different towhs, But Catholic teachers associ­ communities in this country. Law tholic teacher I queried had alternative to a strike," East A LARGE PART of the creating logistical problems. ation President Thomas Dickau enforcement authorities refer to Caldor/Kodak Double Savings! expressed disappointment in Catholic guidance counselor problem was that Catholic And just picture the scenario. contends the union won’t ever this criminal force simply as "Tbe the contract put before them. Joseph W. Duffy said in a phone teachers had no binding arbitra­ The Catholic teachers on one sit around quietly again. "We Association." thrill docs in New Haven •KODAK DISC 2-PACK Maybe East ■ Catholic interview Thursday. "This tion law to fall back on, as their side, the clergy who make up •KODAK C110-24 Q / I Q sat around quietly for too many Gangs of thugs with such colorful j(OOACOLOR FILM ...... KODACOLOR HR FILM . 4.53 teachers felt strength in wasn’t satisfactory. It WAS public school counterparts in 'th eir administration on the years,” he said recently. names as "The Frogmen," "The HARTFORD (UPI) - Doctors Haven’s chief of staff. nouncing the policy change. numbers — their school has the better than a strike." Connecticut do. That law noP other. The “sheep" fighting the Saigon Cowboys" and "The Pink at Yale-New Haven Hospital, the "It will enable the hospital to Fenn said approximately half largest staff in the diocese and Maybe the specter of Big only requires the intervention of very men who are ordained to Perhaps he's right, and the Knights" extort money from hard­ first in the state to perform liver provide care to a group of patients the states in the country reimburse •KODAK CP13S-24 Q f % / t •KODAMATIC HS144-10 the highest percentage of lay Labor defeats across the coun­ a neutral arbitrator after con­ hear their confessions and place Catholic teachers have found working, law-abiding Vietnamese transplants, are "thrilled" by a who otherwise would not be able to for liver transplants as a "thera­ KODACOLORVRFILM ...... INSTANT COLOR FILM 14.99 teachers — and so were more try haunted teachers' dreams of tract talks have gone on for a holy bread on their tongues. their voice. The church bureau­ refugees through terror and intim­ state decision to allow Medicad pay (or it," he said. peutic and not an experimental apt to complain than those at the a decent wage and benefit certain time, but sets guidelines Hardly a fair fight from the cracy will no longer be able to idation. So far, their illicit activi­ payments for liver transplants, its Fenn said the hospital per­ procedure." other four schools. Maybe some package, inspiring fear that a start. But Catholic teachers take their cooperation for chief of staff has said. formed transplants on two Medi­ Yale-New Haven is evaluating •KODAK CP135-36 Q J i ’T •KODAMATIC PR144-10 for the entire negotiations ties have been confined mainly to other potential transplant pa­ still smarted from the lay-off strike wouldn’t do any good. process. managed to use that scenario to granted. the refugee communities in urban Stephen B. Heintz, the state’s caid recipients even though the KODACOLORVRFILM ...... W a * T f INSTANT COLOR FILM 14.99 income maintenance commis­ state had said it would not pay for tients, including several Medicaid ■ areas, according to police reports. sioner. Thursday reversed the the operations as "experimental" recipients. One patient, not co­ state’s policy and said Medicaid procedures. Now that the policy vered by Medicaid, has been BRING ALL YOUR COLOR FILM TO CALDOR In Manchester BUT AUTHORITIES told my payments would be allowed on a has been changed. Fenn said the accepted and is waiting for a donor associates Donald Goldberg and limited basis for liver transplants hospital hopes to be reimbursed. liver, Fenn said. FOR PROFESSIONAL QUALITY FILM DEVELOPING Corky Johnson that the armed and possibly for heart transplants. Connecticut refused to pay the Heintz said he would organize an gangs are growing more brazen. "After discussing the issue with expenses (or Nikeisha Bogan of advisory committee by the end of •Get our famous ‘Picture Perfect’ Guarantee Many of the U.S.-trained enforcers various private insurers, other New Haven, the recipient of the January to establish criteria (or •Pictures are back when we say*or you don’t pay A mixed bag are experts in military weaponry: states which pay for liver trans­ first transplanted liver in the state transplant payments. Until then, payments will be made "on a the Frogmen, for example, are plants and with members of the Oct. 3, and a Greenwich woman, medical community, we have the third person to undergo a careful case-by-case review,” former South Vietnamese marines decided to provide Medicaid fund­ transplant at Yale-New Haven. from Faucher and underwater demolition ing in certain limited circumstan­ "Leaders of the medical com­ specialists. ces." Heintz said. munity now believe that liver Iceland Is icy Robert Faucher, former Directors will have enough The gangs are believed to be “We are thrilled and of course transplants are not only techni­ Stock-Up Now For The Holidays! chairman of the Human Rela­ trouble reconciling their directed by former South Vietna­ we are grateful to Commissioner cally feasible, but in some instan­ Iceland covers 39,769 square mese generals. The Association’s Heintz for his stand on reimburs­ ces are demonstrably able to miles, and three-quarters of its tions Commission, deserves a long-standing difference over "boss of all bosses, ’ ’ is identified in ing the needy (or this procedure," extend the lives of some patients surface Is covered by glaciers, DURACELL lot of applause and a little the town’s record in hiring (or an October 1979 organized-crime said Dr. John E. Fenn, Yale-New near death,” Heintz said in an­ lakes and lava desert. criticism for his recent com­ not hiring) members of mi­ task force report as Nguyen Cao Batteries mission activities. nority groups. They don’t Ky, the former premier and air The applause is for his need any extra aggravation. force chief of South Vietnam. Democratic coalition / •CotO,Ov*a»t.2M ...... 2 .1 7 decision not to seek the Faucher put his ego aside. These high-ranking South Viet­ ^ / •AA4-Paok.OurRog.AW...... 3 .1 4 chairmanship of the He is to be congratulated. namese officers were airlifted to •AA 2-Pack, Our Reg. I j a . . - ...... 1 ,5 7 commission. the United States when their The action for which he country was overrun by the Progressives seek clout Oraat for catnara*. toys, «eV24»aefc.OurRaB.4.4l...... ZM Faucher had been chair­ deserves a little criticism is communists in 1975. radio*. Hasbllohfs & mors! .g v i 4>aek,OurR*g.2.M ...... 2 .1 7 man. He was rejected by the his raising the question, at Now these American-hatched HARTFORD (UPI) - A coali­ sive causes, such as tax reform, party." commission last year in favor this late hour, of whether the chickens are coming home to tion of progressive Democrats will environmental protection and Although the project won’t be of Rubin Fisher when Demo­ town’s paramedics are, or roost. Authorities were concerned begin a new campaign next month plant-closing legislation. fully in place by the time town enough about The Association’s to promote liberal candidates for Caplan said the project is not committee endorsement are made cratic party lines broke and should be, firefighters as well meant to challenge the leadership in late January, Caplan said initial gave a Fisher a majority of operations in the refugee commun­ local Democratic town commit­ as paramedics. ities, but they now fear that the tees and the 72-member Demo­ of Gov. William O’Neiil and discussions with party insiders Democratic State Chairman have had a positive response. the votes. The political rever­ He got no support from Vietnamese gangs are going to cratic State Central Committee. berations kept refueling the other commission members The project is being sponsored James M. Fitzgerald, who repres­ Caplan said Democratic Town expand their depredations beyond by the Legislative Electoral Action ent the moderate-to-conservative Committees in smaller towns are already antagonistic rela­ in pursuit of that topic. They the closely-knit exile settlements. Program, which has concentrated wing of the party. eager to generate interest in party DURACELL Durabaam tionship between the commis­ say, quite correctly, that How dangerous are the gangs? on electing liberals to the Legisla­ "Clearly, the political parties affairs and they welcome the new DURACELL Duiabeam Standard Flashlight The confidential task force report ture. and 20 labor, citizen and and the Democratic party in blood. sion and the Board of Steven R. Werbner, assistant Compact Flashlight The on* you want in an Directors. town manager, has ade­ states: "Ky’s enforcement groups community organizations. particular, has an important role "When the Republican Party is Marc Caplan, LEAP’S director, in setting an issue agenda,” he making strong overtures to many Luting Duracell quality. emergency! Stock upl Have Politics, in the small parti­ do not make idle threats. Many in Indudu battsfles. A must for one handy in kHohen, quately answered Faucher's the Vietnamese community pay said Thursday a full-time staff said. "We want to give the party of the constituencies traditionally 2.59 5.39 more focus and attention*" thought of as Democrates, it is winter driving! Mso Idsai (or bedroom, basement and R ag-cn san sense, has not been the questions. dues, which help run the organiza­ member will be hired to help boat, camper or dormitory. Reg. u s garage. Includes batteries. principal cause of the dis­ LEAP members win seats on the “We see this as a strengthening important (or the Democratic The paramedics are in fact tion. Ky rules the Vietnamese of the party. This is being repres­ Party to reach out too,” Caplan agreement, but the addition community through force and party committees and to identify and in name firefighters. and build stronger relationships ented in a very positive way." said. "This project is intended to of a partisan note to the That has been clear since fear: thus, the Vietnamese people with current committee members Caplan said. "We want to bring make that process as smooth as discord has not helped. fear him and will not come forward who are sympathetic to progres­ new people and new energy into the possible.” before the town’s Advanced to testify." EVEREADY Now that Fisher has re­ Life Support system went into cently been removed from operation. the commission, Faucher POLICE HAVE DEVELOPED Protesters arrested at shipyard Granted, it was not the contacts among the refugees, and Alkaline Batteries could have been expected to arrangement everyone want to take back the leader­ some of the tips they get are GROTON (UPI) — Anti-nuclear The protesters, who sang Christ­ "1 have three beautiful daugh­ wanted in the early days of mas carols, said they tried a ters and I want them to see what •AA44>aek.OurRU-3AS...... 2.76 ship post that was wrested alarming. Following a recent protesters dressed as Santa Claus planning the service. But the robbery in California in which and elves and calling themselves humorous approach as a change to kind of a beautiful world we can rBIBItMV] •04-Pack, Our Rsg.4U ...... 3.68 from him. Apparently he arguments over the whos and sophisticated weapons were used, the Santa Claus Liberation Front their often more somber protests. have,” she said. •D 44>ack, Our Rag. 4.SS...... 3.68 promised to appear in court next "We are dealing with something The Santa Liberation Front said declined to do so in the hows were gone over and for example, police say they were Perfect for toys, flashlights, radios, camem and morel interest of harmony. month after they were arrested for serious, but we have to laugh or in a statement the group was should be put to rest. warned by informants that the demonstrating at Electric Boat we’d go insane." said James formed in "accordance with Santa, After the Democrat-led di­ Vietnamese gangs are "going to shipyard. Cunningham, a spokesman for the who now understands the prob­ rectors refused to reappoint If the agility test for fire­ take on the cops." About 35 protesters gathered group and a Trident Nein member. lems resulting from years of giving Fisher to the comVnission, fighters is easier for men to Some Vietnamese refugees, outside the administration build­ Cunningham, sporting an elf’s children little war toys to play mostly the older ones, contribute to ing of the General Dynamics Corp. hat, and several other demonstra­ with. Santa now knows that these Faucher wanted no Vne to pass than it is for women, that The Association willingly in the division Thursday and police ar­ tors held a 6-(oot-long green seemingly harmless items have EVEREADY think Fisher was ousted to is not a reason to relieve belief that it is planning an rested the 20 for blocking the banner with a picture of the sprung today's super toys: Tri­ SUPER HEAVY DUTY make way for Faucher to paramedics from firefighting eventual military liberation of entrance to the building. They cartoon character Snoopy as Santa dent. cruise and Pershing II." were released after promising to with a bag of toys. Police said those arrested in­ become chairman. duties. Open forum/ Readers' views their homeland from the commu­ cluded several people in their 50s Batteries return to New London Superior , The banner read, "Take the toys “It’s time for the commis­ Faucher deserves Credit, nists. But those who aren’t anxious aways from the boys,” a reference and at least two high school •c or D, Our Rag. 1.39...... 99c Send letters to: The Manchester Herald, Herald Square, Manchester, CT 06040 to contribute their hard-earned Court Jan. 13. sion to put politics aside and even at that, for the way in The 20 were charged with to nuclear weapons. students from Bratteboro, Vt. •AA 4-Pack, Our Rag. 1.99...... 1.54 money soon get the message. One woman protester said the Honey Nestle, a Vermont mother get back to doing what we're which he raised the ques­ disorderly conduct for sitting on •SV2-PBCk,OurRag.2U...... 1.97 supposed to be doing," he tions, He addressed them "These funds are collected the sidewalk along the Eastern intent of the anti-nuclear demon­ of three, said eight of the protes­ through intimidation by appealing Point Road and trying to prevent stration was serious but "it’s good ters were from Brattleboro and For use with toys, radios, fluhlights and more! said. He’s right. His decision directly to Werbner, who is to the refugees that if they don’t EB workers from going inside the to show our humor once in a were with the Hundreth Monkey not to seek the chairmanship personnel director, before he Many people need gift of blood give money to this group which is building. while.” Affinity Group. may help. raised them at the commis­ trying to free the country, then these people must themselves be The HRC and the Board of sion meeting. To the Editor: Slick blamed which recently appeared in a Red trees or whatever. For anybody communists and will be dealt with As the countdown of days before Cross publication, will remedy any age with bleeding ulcers. For accordingly," one internal police In fatal crash JUST 2.99 QAL Christmas goes into the single that. those unlucky enough to be in the report compiled this past summer BERLIN (UPI) - A CELEBRATE THE CHRIST- EVENT S a f t e r REBATE^ digits, the frantic search for the What good is a blood donor? wrong place at the wrong time. explains, adding: “Allegedly, this Rocky Hill man was killed at S W H E N Y O U f "perfect” gift, the appeals for our A blood donor is good for people For the very tired with acute has been a successful method of and his wife injured when generosity to the needy and the who go through windshields and anemia. For people who run into raising money,” their car skidded on Route CENTER CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH BUY 2 GALS. demands on our time and energy red lights. For someone with things. For people who are in a lot Occasionally, an object lesson is 160 and flipped sideways n esh increase. leukemia. worse shape than most people you needed. A Vietnamese communist in front of an oil truck, We all need food to sustain us, For people being operated on. know. police said. PRESTONE II l3CDliS!i sympathizer was assassinated two Walter Oleski, 51, was a safe shelter from the elements, For barefoot kids who aren’t A blood donor is good for life! years ago in San Francisco, and CHRISTMAS E\ K Antifreeze/ Pnstone and a feeling that someone cares careful. For people feudin’ and So, if you like to be good for life, passenger in the car s Coolant police are convinced it was The driven by his wife Janet, Candlelight Communion Services enough for us to see these needs are fightin’. For hemophiliacs so they give the last gift which can’t be Association’s work. s CaldorR*g.2Q*i*... PRESTONE met if we cannot meet them 48, when the vehicle slid 7 and 10:30 p.m. can be as normal as possible. For bought. Join us at the special Several sources said they have out of control Thursday on 8 CskkirSalsaQals... WIndaMeki Waaher ourselves. But for many people daredevils. For those undergoing holiday bloodmobile at the Army been told of small armies of the slick road surface, 8 Solvent (Qalion) filling those particular needs is not dialysis while waiting for a kidney and Navy Club, 1090 Main Street said Officer Steven Vietnamese being trained in this CHRISTMAS DAY WORSHIP SERVICE | AFTER REBATE f e . 1 .6 ...... 9 9 ^ enough, for they have an even transplant. For those who fool today until 3 p.m. Child care will be country and in the Philippines, Paradise. FOR2QALS.... a.m . . 5.98 Protects to minus 20 greater, basic need for blood just to around with guns. provided. presumably waiting to be un­ Paradise said Mrs. 10 5 degreesi Safer, easier keep them alive. For little tots who manage to Our thanks for the support of leashed against the communists. Oleski was injured. She ^ 5 winter driving. Happily, Connecticut has one of uncap a bottle of something poison. Manchester’s donors and volun­ was reported in fair condi­ But officials suspect these rumors tion in the Intensive care the best blood programs in the For people who are burned pretty teers in the past and our best are fantasies spread by The nation. Yet the loyal volunteer bad. For new mothers needing a wishes for a happier, healthier 1984 unit at New Bdtain Gen­ GlM3toyt«A Inc Association to give legitimacy to eral Hospital. donors who keep this program transfusion and new babies who to all. its fund-raising operations. MANCHESTER VERNON The driver of the truck, 1145 Tolland Turnplfca TrLCtly Shopping Contar going are only a small percentage need a complete change of blood Michael Labelle, 35, of "Your more-depressed-than-thou attitude Is of those who are eligible to give. supply. For men and women Blanche Newman, Footnote: Ky refused comment, Bristol escaped injury, he Warm Welcome airaits you at Perhaps this is our fault for not having open heart surgery. For Chairman but a family member said there beginning to get to me!" said. Paradise said the “The Church at the Center" HOLIDAY HOURS: TODAY 9 AM to 11 PM • CHRISTMAS EVE 8 AM to 6 PM letting the public know just how cancer patients. Blood Services was “no truth” to the charges that Oleski vehicle was travel­ Main and Center Sts., Manchester _ ___ important a blood donor is. We he is involved with a criminal ing westbound on Route For people with a severe cese of Connecticut Valley East Branch Pastors: Newell Curtis, Michael Thornton, Robert Bills H hope that sharing the lullowing. hepatitis. For kids who fall out of American Red Cross organization. 160 about 9:28 a.m. when the accident occured. Connecticut Buyer backs off custody fight on with Leontyne Price.' Renowned suffer problems that leads her to In Brief 6:00 P.M. ( 3 - Bob Newhart Show A popular TV reporter and her soprano Loontyn* Price joins the edge of being insane. 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High' A high school teacher and "Webster" gels into the holi­ Levy. (3 - Sports Probe Balvo said a more comprehensive study of the girls’ vice principal becomes em­ (3 *- Dragnet day spirit on his series, airing 2:30A.M. mail's structure will be conducted next week. “I got ripped off for $250 — that's my Christmas broiled in the 1957 federal-state (29 - Alfred Hitchcock ®-M O VIE: Th« RIU' Th.ori present,” said Michael Newman of Chappaqua, N.Y., (2i3t ® - M*A*S'H FRIDAY, DEC. 23 on ABC. ginal Broadway cast stars in this CD - MOVIE: Babas In Arms' controversy over integration at The kids of vaudevillians prove to The inspection was ordered by Gov. William (2S) - 24 Horas comedy about a gay bathhouse who paid the money Thursday for a Coleco Cabbage Central High School in Little Rock, (S ) " Crossfire themselves and their parents that O'Neill, who asked the sute to look into a that's more like a madhouse. Rita Patch Kids doll he mistakenly thought was a Ark . Charles (2D “ Victory Garden CHECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME (S) - Independent Network they are loaded with talent Judy- complaint about floors bouncing at the mall, Durning News Moreno, Jack Weston, Kay Bal­ handmade original and collector's item. (2D - Veronica. El Rostro del lard. 1976 Rated R Garland, Mickey Roonoy, Charles, sometimes as much as an inch. (2D dZ) - MacNeil/Lehrer Amor 11:00 P.M. Winninger. 1939 "This is the culmination of my Christmas Newshour experiences. Of the fighting, pushing and shoving, this ( 3 " Wheel of Fortune CD CD CD ® ® ® - N ew * 12:30 A.M. CD- MOVIE; To Be AnrHiunced (2S) - Reporter 41 3 - People's Court CD - Taxi G9 - Inside The NF> Greyhound fires striker is the final thing. I got beat. I was used as a dupe. - Our Miss Brooks CD - All In the Family dZ) - Dr. Who - Soap (S) - Crossfire There's going to be a court custody case for this kid,” CD CD - Nightlins HARTFORD — A fired union leader claims 6:30P.M. G i - Night Flight ( 8 - Dating Gama he said. 8:00P.M. CD - Bonanza Greyhound has violated the amnesty clause in the Officials at Comp-U-Card. International of Stam­ CD “ One Oay at a Time (3 - Doctor Is In CD CD “ Dukes of Hazzard Too (ID - To Be Announced 2:45A.M. recently signed union contract by dismissing him ford, which staged the auction for charity through its CD - CBS News many Santa Clauses make Christ­ ® - Benny Hill Show (3 - Top Rank Boxing from Las (2Sl - MOVIE: 'Lookin' to Oat Richard C. Whitman, a strike captain during computer shopping service that reaches a potential (g ) ( 3 - NBC News mas Eve in Hazzard a merry chase (2D - Sports Tonight of wild adventures (60 min ) Vagss, NV Top Rank Boxing pre­ O ut' Two small-time con men the seven week walkout, was notifed Thursday he 300,000 customers, were stunned and offered to buy (2S) - Noticiero Nacional SIN (2$ - Dr. Who sents a 10-round Jr Middlew­ head lor the Las Vegas big lime was being dismissed because of three incidents Noticias nacionales con Guillermo CD * PM Magazine back the doll. ( 3 - Twilight Zone eight bout featuring Mardo Jon Voight. Ann Morgrei. Burt during the strike. Restrepo. CD dD * Benson Benson is given Roybale vs Humberto Dolosrios Young Rated R “I just think I'would hang rriy head in shame,” UPI photo - Washington Week/ cal presentando la bella Charytin film about a young couple moving (S^ - Business Report Within minutes of getting the notice, Whitman ( 3 - MOVIE: ‘Marie Anne' This an honorary degree at Pete’s ® - MOVIE: The Challenge' spokeswoman Dinah Lin Cheng said of Newman's Review Paul Duke is joined by into their new house. (R) 3:00A.M. historical drama centers around alma mater [Closed Captioned] 9:00 P.M. 11:15P.M. An American boxer gets involved began picketing the terminal and managed to reaction before finally striking a deal whereby his Marie Anne, the first French top Washington journalists ana­ CD - World Vision Special CH) - Go Tell It from the - Dallas J R tries to stop 10:00 P.M. (2S) - Reporter 41 in a feud between two Japanese bring buses to a halt Thursday afternoon for charge purchase was canceled and Newman will woman to settle in the Canadian lyzing the week's news. CD CD Mating mirrors Mountain M iss EIIio from marrying Clayton brothers. Scott Glenn. Rated R GD - MOVIE: Nightmare In almost two hours, fouling up bus schedules and West. Andree Pelletier, John Juli­ ( 3 - MOVIE: 'Table for Five' A CD CD - Falcon Crest donate the $250 directly to the United Way. ( 3 “ NFL Game of the Week and Peter steps up his pursuit of 11:30P.M. (® - Friday Night Videos Wax' A famous actor, burned by delaying holiday travelers. A handful of other an!. divorced father tries to get reac- CD - News wax, starts a wax museum to “I'm really embarrassed,” she said. "I really had them to mate. Zookeepers hope the ( 3 - MOVIE: 'Yes. Giorgio' A Sue Ellen (60 mm ) - Hawaii FIve-O ® - Thicks of the Night Flamingos at the Taronga Zoo in ( 3 - Odd Couple quainted with his children by tak­ CD - M att Houston C.J. and CD CD destroy all of his enemies Came­ union locals joined the picket. no idea. I admit I didn't scrutinize every word (of the womanizing, globe-trotting opera ing them on a Mediterranean CD - The Merv Show Malt assist F. Lee Bailey when he GC (29 - ^flicks of the Night ron Mitcholl 1969 Sydney, Australia, have had mirrors mirrors will recreate a natural breeding ® - ABC News star falls madly in love with his cruise John Voight. Richard 12:45 A.M. doll’s description). But Coleco obviously doesn’t sit CD S® - Lottery! Flaherty and has to defend a man w ho’s con­ (S i - NCAA Football: 1983 female doctor Luciano Pavarotti. Crenna 1982 Rated PG CD - Hill Show (3 - MOVIE: Rio Conchos' there and sew them by hand.” installed in their enclosure to entice environment. Rush deliver winnings to a couple fessed to killing four teenagers Holiday Bowl from San Diego, Man named to labor post 7:00P.M. Kathryn Harrold 1982 Rated PG who turns their small store into a (60 min.) GE) - Star Search Harassed by bandits and Indians, The dispute erupted liecause Newman expected an (S) - MOVIE: 'Holiday Inn' A four men cross the Texas desert CA CD - CBS News 3 - MOVIE: 'Kean' Ben King­ song and dance man decides to giant supermarket and a choir QD - INN News HARTFORD — A former Connecticut deputy "original” doll, handmade "by some guy in the CD - Newark & Reality after the Civil War Richard - Night Flight CD - M*A«S*H sley turn a Connecticut farm into an leader who receives new mean­ (3 - Not Necessarily the Year labor commissioner has been named to head the South” and a collector's item because the rights to ing about the Lord’s praises |R) O - MOVIE: 'Endangered Boone. Stuart Whitman 1964 G9 - Sunday at the King's CD - Tic Tac Dough (3 ' Festival of Faith inn open only on holidays Bing in Review federal bureau that oversees the nation's mass produce the toy had been sold to West Crosby. Fred Astaire. Marjorie (60 min ) Species' The discovery of muti­ 1:00 A.M. House - ABC News (2D - MOVIE: 'The Sun Also lated farm animals leads a retired SD - Crossfire apprenticeship programs. Piano waiting until spring CD Reynolds 1942 Hartford-based Coleco Industries. Rises' This story ponrays the QD - Holiday Bowl: Brigham detective and a female sheriff to a CD - Lavarne & Shirfay & Co. ( 8 " Freeman Reports CD “ Laugh-In Young vs. Missouri (29 -* Tonight Show Thomas J. Hague, who served the state from Comp-U-Card’s computer record of the description turbulent lives of the lost genera­ 8:30P.M. dangerous germ warfare opera­ ■CD - Soul Train ( 8 ~ Kung Fu QD - Barney Miller tion’ which emerged from the first (33) - NCAA Football: 1983 tion Jobeth Williams. Robert Ur- $ 9 - Pelicula: 'Simplemente 1971 to 1975, will direct the U.S. Labor displayed to customers with home computers showed CD ■ Healthbeat Magazine - Twilight Zone ( 3 ~ SportsCenter World War Tyrone Power, Ava Holiday Bowl from San Diego, ich Rated R Una Rosa' (3D 3:30A.M. Department's Bureau of Apprenticeship and no mention of the word “original,” but rather a Gardner. Errol Rynn 1957 CD - W ebstar Katherine CA (3 - MOVIE: Jesus Christ S9 - MOVIE: 'Hound of the G9 - MOVIE; Sharky's Training, which sets minimum national stand­ "genuine” Cabbage Patch Kids named Madelle liana, O - Inside The NFL goes undercover to investigate a (2D - Freeman Report* Machine' An Atlanta vice squad to begin subdivision work @ - Prime News @ ) - Fourth Estate Superstar' The rock musical ver­ Bsskervillas* The curse of an En­ ards for hundreds of different programs that ( 3 - Radio 1990 Today's pro­ complaint against a television ( ® - Mac Davis Special: sion of the Biblical story of the glish noble family descends to sergeant encounters pimps, Ms. Cheng said. gram looks at the hottest trends (3 (3 - MOVIE: Invisible game show host ( S ) - Dinner at Julia's Pork The Music of Christmas Mac is last seven days in the life of Jesus each man who inherits the title crooked politicians and drug de-' train workers. "It was an honest mistake,” she said. "It's and performers in the world of Woman' A newspaper reporter Wellington ' Julia Child talks with joined by Barbara Mandrell. Ron­ IS sot amid the tumult of contem­ Peter Cushing. Andre Moreli. alers in his everyday working ( 3 - NFL's Greatest Moments Christmas, I don’t want him to be upset or have bad BOLTON — It could be next spring before Bolton a subdivision plan to ensure that the plans comply entertainment comes into contact with a chemi­ chef Rene Verdon and wine ex­ nie Milsap and Gladys Knight and porary Israel Ted Neeley. Carl Christopher Lee 1959 world Burt Reynolds. Rachel NFL's Greatest Moments pre­ feelings.” with state and local regulations. cal that makes her invisible and pert Brooks Firestone [Closed the Pips for an hour of Yuletide Anderson. Yvonne Elliman. Josh Ward, Brian Keith Rated R developer Lawrence F. Fiano begins work on a 32-lot ( 3 - Ever Increasing Faith sents highlights of Super Bowl More buy expensive cars discovers that it helps her with Captioned] music (60 min ) Mostel 1973 1:30 A.M. Newman, who subscribed to the direct computer subdivision off South Road and Route 44. In response to the commission's request, Fiano - Hogan's Heroes her job Alexa Hamilton. Harvey ’Vlir featuring Miami vs Minne­ (8 - MOVIE: 'Zapped' A shy ® - MOVIE: If You Could See CD - Sanford arvi Son HARTFORD — A survey shows Connecticut shopping system just last week, said he was caught up reduced the number of lots in Quarry ville Woods from Korman. Bob Denver. 1982. sota. G9 - Nightline science whiz develops telekinetic The town Planning Commission voted to approve (S ) “ Moneyline 9:30P.M. W hat I Hear' A young blind man CD - CNN Headline News powers in a lab accident Scott residents buy more expensive cars from fewer in the Christmas spirit when he decided to enter the the subdivision at its meeting Wednesday night, after 34 to 32, to provide more frontage on the rest of the lots. S3) - MOVIE: 'The Next Man' @ - Wall Street Week 12:00A.M. - News - Connecticut Lawmakers overcomes his affliction and falls GD - Independent Network Baio, Willie Aames Rated R dealers when compared to the national average. bidding contest and purchase the doll for his daughter. the Inland Wetlands Commission, meeting in a room The commission also asked him to add wetlands An Arab diplomat knows he’s the Louis Rukeyser analyzes the ’80s in love Marc Singer, Shan Bela- - MOVIE: 'Awakening of (2D ® - Business Report with a weekly review of econ­ CD News Those are among the major findings of the He said his girlfriend missed work because of a boundaries and drainage lines th the plans and next man up on a mysterious as­ (2§) - SIN Presenta: 'Suspense' fonto, Sarah Torgov Rated PG Candra’ A woman, who reported 4:00 A.M. nearby, approved Piano's plans to accommodate (2§) - Esclava Isaura sassination list Sean Connery, omic and investment matters - Daspedids specified the drainage-pipe materials he was to use in - it's Your Move E nc Sykes - Kennedy Center Tonight that her husband had been killed CD ' World Vision Special “New Car Dealer Census” released Thursday by snowstorm, so he coached her to enter the winning bid wetlands in the tract. Cornelia Sharpe 1976 ( 3 - Entertainment Tonight fiS) - 'Charytin' Programa musi­ presents another hilarious silent Christmas at Kennedy Center in a hunting accident, begins to ( 3 > MOVIE; The Seduction' (2D - Ne.wsnight Update the U.S. Commerce Department. The census just 15 seconds before the auction closed at noon Crews could begin work on the land as soon as the certain sections of the subdivision. documents auto-buying and selling habits in ail SO Thursday at Compu-U-Card headquarters. soaking it received from a recent rainfall dries up. The only guarantee the commission asked for was AFTER QUICK THIWKlWd. states. In a telephone interview minutes later, Newman Fiano said. He said it is possible to work on assurance that the development would not cause EA^y FA<$HI0I0^ A COSTUME FROM ASTRO The census also discovered that during 1982, said he was “ecstatic” and Comp-U-Card imme­ snow-covered or frozen land if the freeze is not deep. flooding on surrounding land or roads. The THE JUW6LE FLOOR.... BRIDGE each person in the nation spent an average of 8671 diately rushed the doll from Stamford to his Yonkers, But. he said, it might be as late as next spring before commission asked Fiano to draft a "hold harmless” at new car dealers. Connecticut residents, N.Y., business in a driving rainstorm. he gets started. The town and his engineer are still agreement, ensuring that Fiano, not the town, will be GRAPH however, spent $695. While that did not place "I have made an ass out of myself," Newman said working out final details of the plans. liable if development of Quarryville Woods causes them in North Dakota's league ($1,035) or after receiving the doll a few hours later. "There were The Planning Commission approval was the last flooding. ARCH saves the day Oklahoma’s ($980), it was a lot higher than places people waiting for a doll to show up and (when it did) step in a relatively speedy review of the plans for the like New York which spent the least — $467 per they cou Id pay $50 for it hot on the street if they wanted largest subdivision in Bolton history. Fiano spent has very little in high-card ^ o u r person. to.” most of 1982 trying unsuccessfully to get permission to strength. He CounU three The regular retail price of the scarce Coleco toy put condominiums on the same 60-acre parcel. It took sure losers, plus a possible ^Birthday ranges between about $20 and $30, but desperate Fiano and the Planning Commission only two months Area Towns trump and possible heart. parents have paid profiteers hundreds of dollars for NORTH to agree on revisions of the current subdivision plan. He asks himself, "How can I Dec. 24, 1983 Gunther says law ignored single dolls. The Zoning Commission last year denied Piano's ♦ K 1073 make this hand?” In Brief Yak This coming year you will place HARTFORD — A state lawmaker says Newman refused to sell the doll back to request for a zone change to build condominiums after ♦ 10 9 4 3 East takes the ace and mor.e emphasis than usual Comp-U-Card or offer it to the next highest bidder who hundreds of residents turned out at a public hearing to king of clubs and leads a upon building strong friend­ prosecutors and Judges in most instances are not Church gives to missions ♦ 974 complying with state laws imposing minimum "would be glad to get it,” Ms. Cheng said. oppose the project. third club for South to ruff. ships Three valuable relation­ Newman said he still would give the doll to his Some South Road residents have also objected to WEST EAST Now South must attack the ships will resuM with persons jail sentences for illegal use of handguns. Andover — Officials of the Congregational ♦ — ♦ 0842 daughter and offer one he already bought to a Quarryville Woods on the grounds that it will bring Church of Andover have announced the church trump suit. He assumes that with whom you'll have much in State Sen. George Gunther of Stratford said co-worker whose granddaughter was seriously ill. VQ 107 6 3 VJ94 if anyone holds a singleton common. Thursday among 79 people sentenced last year unmanageable traffic to South Road, and that houses will contribute 10 percent of its $66,000 fund­ ♦ 8 7 6 2 ♦ A 5 trump, it will be West. He CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) for possessing a handgun without a permit, 40 built in the development will cause flooding and septic raising goal to other Connecticut congregations of Q 10 8 S ♦ AK63 need^ that singleton to jus­ Things have a way of working received suspended sentences, despite a 1981 law failures because so much of the land is wetlands. the United Church of Christ. SOUTH out tor your ultimate good Residents have also said they fear new wells will Officials predict the church will give financial tify what must have been a today, so treat whatever occurs calling for a minimum one year sentence. Only 39 ♦AJ965 diminish the water in existing wells. tenuous raise at best. So philosophically Unfolding people were sentenced to more than six months in assistance to between 15 and 20 congregations a V852 Hearing Jan. 10 South leads a trump to events will strengthen your Members of the Planning Commission refused to year over the next 10 years. The Andover ♦ KQ J jail. dummy’s king with every faith. Major changes are in The law imposes a minimum one-year jail require Fiano to guarantee that current residents’ church’s contributions will be used in a drive to ♦ J2 intention of finessing on the store for Capricorns in the sentence unless the court determines there are in Waterman case water supply will remain unchanged. They had said raise $1 million for three current projects of the Vulnerable: North-South way back, but West shows coming year Send tor your "mitigating” circumstances. before that it would be difficult to prove that a drop in UCC Connecticut Conference: Fairhaven Con­ East out. The trump finesse is Capricorn Astro-Graph predic­ the water level of one well was causetj by the gregational Church in New Haven, Iglesia proven, but South can't draw tions today by mailing $1 and WINDSOR (UPI) — Former state Agriculture insallation of another nearby. Batista Congregational Church in New Britain W«( North East South . trumps until the ace of dia- your zodiac sign to Astro- Bridgeport complex funded Commissioner H. Earl Waterman Jr. has been The commission does not have the authority to and a new Danbury church for a primarily !♦ monos is knocked out. Graph. Box 489. Radio City ordered to return to Windsor Superior Court Jan. 10 prohibit a subdivision. They may require revisions of 3^ !♦ Pass Pass Station. New York, N Y 10019 BRIDGEPORT — A proposed |P3.2 million Hispanic congregation. He goes back to his for a pre-trial hearing on a charge of first-degree Andover church officials said this week that Pass Review of the bidding and Send an additional $2 for the hotel-conference complex that officials hope will larceny. decides that East must hold NEW Astro-Graph Matchmaker boost the city's downtown revitalization program they view the church’s contributions as a wheek and booklet Reveals Waterman entered a plea of innocent Thursday symbolic return of the help the Andover church Opening lead: 45 the diamond ace so he leads has received initial federal funding. through his attorney James Wade of Hartford. He is a diamond. East ducks: romantic compatibilities for all Mayor Leonard Paoletta and Rep. Stewart received from other congregations when it was signs. accused of shortchanging the town of Suffieid of built 150 years ago. South wins and leads a sec­ AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) McKinney, R- Conn., announced Thursday the $38,500 last year. Fire Calls ond diamond to knock out Do not permit uncertainties or city will receive $4.75 million in federal Urban Waterman, 54, who resigned Dec. 14 as commis­ By Oswald Jacoby the ace. shifting conditions to shadovv Development Action funds to pay part of sioner, did not speak during his 11:35 a.m. court Asbestos Is no danger and James Jacoby East leads a heart to your outlook today The tides construction costs for the project at Main Street appearance and refused to speak to reporters oOtside dummy’s king. South leads are stirring in order to produce and Fairfield Avenue. the courtroom. He was released on a written promise Tolland County house fire, Columbia (An­ BOLTON — The superintendent of Bolton We haven't discussed the th spade 10 and draws the benefits (or you. dover ambulance) public schools recently told the town finance "The hotel will be a symbol that Bridgeport is to appear for the later court date. Tuesday, 1:11 p.m. — acronym ARCH for some trumps. Then he cashes his PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) going to grow,” said McKinney. Thursday, 4:53 p.m, — board that a $40,000 project to replace asbestos time, but here is a hand last high diamond, enters Your presence tends to have a Waterman, Suffield's first-selectman for three medical call, RHAM Jun­ medical call. 113 Spring- insulation around pipes in Bolton Center School where declarer should score dummy with the ace of stabilizing and harmonious terms and former acting police chief, replaced ior High School (Andover) dale Avenue (South can wait another year. his game if he uses it. hearts and discards his- los­ effect today, whether it be with Leonard E. Krogh as agriculture commissioner in Wednesday, 3:10 a.m. a group of strangers or with Coventry) Superintendent Richard E. Packman said the He Analyzes the lead as ing heart on the 10 of Bank appeals court ruling January. In his letter of resignation to Gov. William — medical call. School Friday. 4:19 a.m. — diamonds. your intimate inner circle O’Neill, Waterman maintained his innocence but said asbestos-covered pipes are not in areas where fourth best. He Reviews the ARIES (March 21-April 19) Road (Bolton, Manches­ assist at a structure fire, students go. He said the town will be eligible for a (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN ) STAMFORD — Northeast Bancorp has ap­ bidding and notes that West Today represents a harvesting he could not handle his state duties effectively while ter Ambulance) Hebron (Andover) stale grant to defray 58.8 percent of the cost of the time for the fruits of your labor, pealed a U.S. District Court ruling that dismissed the charge was pending. Wednesday, 5:15 a.m. Friday, 4:37 a.m. — project if the town waHs until academic year careerwise. You will benefit its challenge of a Connecticut law that allows He could face up to 20 years in prison and $10,000 in — structure fire. Pine standby in Andover 1984-85 to start work. both visually and in unseen interstate banking in New England but not New fines if convicted. Lake Shores (South Cov­ (North Coventry) CROSSWORD ways York, "I assure you and the public that I have served that I entry. North Coventry, TAURUS (April 20-May 20) A Northeast and its wholly owned subsidiary. am innocent of this charge,” he wrote to O'Neill. Eagleville) light and lively social gathering Union Trust of Stamford, have announced a "While the charges against me are unjust, in the could turn out to be beneficial Wednesday. 5:27 a.m. KEROSENE HEATERS ACROSS 5 Motoring Answer to Previous Puzzle proposed merger with The Bank of New York and interest of insuring that the Department of — standby for Coventry Bfim m t i DEiiinini nsi! association for you today from a business claimed the state law was unconstitutional. Agriculture continue its job without the distractions I Cut down a 6 Husband of fU C lE lB standpoint. Contacts will be (Andover) 22,600 BTU'S tree Bathsheba found among the canapes. U.S. District Chief Judge T.F. Gilroy Daly and doubt engendered by the charges against me, I Wednesday, 5:50 a.m. iKmui T aaii m dismissed Northeast’s suit Dec. 16 after ruling the am hereby tending my resignation,” he wrote. nuts m. 5 Constellation 7 Small brook GEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) This — smoke alarm. South HmHs. Ml DUMiin I I (3reek region 8 Segregate is a good day to entertain at holding company failed to prove its case and that Deputy Agriculture Commissioner Vincent Majch- Road (Bolton) 12 Gets up 9 Das Vsterland your place. Be sure the assern- the state Legislature clearly intended to limit ier is serving as acting commissioner until O'Neill Wednesday, 2:28 p.m. 13 Tom-tom (abbr.) bly is sprinkled with close interstate banking to New England. makes a new appointment. — furnace problem, $12995 14 Ship's crew 10 Horse relative friends, as well as relatives and family members. Waterman was arrested Dec. 13 on allegations he Ridgebrook Drive (North 15 Most beloved 11 Musings □ arranged a deal last year to sell 10,000 cubic yards of Coventry) UlODT NUTII MMUMIH 17 Everyone 14 Asterisk CANCER (June 21-July 22) Santa back In Norwalk MSM OIL SERVICE 18 Western 15 Summer time Today you'll have an opportu­ sand to Suffieid while he was first selectman. Thursday, 12:45 a.m. — shrub (abbr.) □ nity to correct a disturbing situ­ NORWALK — Norwalk's official Santa Claus Authorities said the town only received 3,000 cubic house fire. Route 87, Co­ 646-5441 19 Convert into 16 Art ation between you and some­ for 35 years says he has won his battle with lung yards, about $38,500 less than it had purchased from a lumbia (Andover) money 20 Played lead one of whom you are fond. cancer and will be back sporting real "Santa trucking company reportedly controlled by Thursday, 1:15 a.m. — 21 Former 22 Greek letter Make amends. Waterman. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Condi­ hair” next Christmas. nuclear 23 Mountain 32 Hair 44 South Bill Creagh, 59, ^aid he is recovering at home His arrest followed an ongoing probe of corruption agency pass 36 American American tions indicate you should be quite fortunate materially from his illness and while he is thinner than two in the state and municipal governments. 24 Mao . 25 Foggy patriot country Earlier this year, former Transportation Commis­ CHRISTMAS tung 26 Unit 46 Osiris’ wife today. Much to your credit, generations of local residents remember him, he 37 Capture again you'll want to share what you sioner Arthur B. Powers was convicted on two 25 Grime 27 Old boat 47 Sherbet still carries a pretty respectable girth. EVE 26 Actor Kruger 29 Convent 38 Hirsute get with others. criminal counts as a result of a one-man grand jury 46 French Creagh was appointed official Norwalk Santa in 27 Foulard inmate 36 Grampus VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) A 1946 by former Mayor Irving Friese and never investigation into alleged corruption in the state 28 Harden negative good time will be had by all AT 30 Bygone days 41 Foolish show shirked his duties of entertaining children until Department of Transportation. 30 Fall 31 Auto workers' 40 Spread to dry today If you take It upon your­ 33 French street union (abbr.) 42 Young horses 52 First person self to be the chairperson fbr this year when he was forced to ask his nephew, CONCORDIA 34 Attire fun activities. Others will wel­ Murphy Foust, to fill in. 40 Pitkin SInsI, Manchester 35 Kind of bread come your direction. 37 Greek letter LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Cir­ 40 Be in debt cumstances will be reversed Coliseum contract near 7 p.m. Family Service of Holy 41 Festival today. You'll have a chance to NEW HAVEN — Fifty-two part-time food Communion featuring the 42 Apprehension help one who has helped you. If workers at the Veterans Memorial Coliseum are Concordia Children’s Choir 43 Saratoga It Involves sacrifice, remember Florist & Greenhoute 45 Stupid his past unselfishness. on the verge of their first working contract in 10:45 p.m. The Clarion Brass Quintet SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) more than a year. 621 HARTFORD ROAD performing carols 47 Tucks e 4 6 - s m 50 River in Planning an Impromptu social The coliseum's executive director, James 11:00 p.m. Festive Service of Holy Europe gathering today? It may be Perlllo, and negotiators for Local 217 of the Hotel Communion featuring The 51 Force wise to restrict your guest list and Restaurant Employees Union, reached a CHRISTMAS 52 Hazy to old friends who are comfort­ tentative agreement Wednesday. The coliseum's Concordia Church Choir. 53 Followed able with one another. governing body and the union rank and file still SPECIAL Exciting arrangements of 54 Abstract SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. six familiar carols for con­ being 21) Good things tend to flow in have to vote on the proposed pact. your direction at this time. You The authority has scheduled a Jan. 12 meeting. gregation, choir and brass DOWN could even be reimbursed in The union will vote before that date although no some manner for things for meeting was Immediately scheduled. Perillo Red Roses A festive and heartwarming celebration Food for which you were never compen­ called the pending agreement "good lor both of the Nativity of our Lord Jesus Christ animals sated. parties.” He said management and the union * 1 5 . 5 0 per dozen Become agreed not to disclose its terms until both sides Rev. Burton D. Strand, PaMor accustomed Never try to argue with a ! CASH & CARRY David I,. Almond, AACO. OrKaninl/Choir Director Fruit penon taller than you. Hell have voted. Singing make his point over your isklMtHIMIIMaHIHWtMdM! syllable head. 10 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday. Dec. 23, 1983 MANGllKSTKIt IIKK \l.l) Kndn\. Dry. 23. 1983 — 11 Obituaries Ai sifffmrsSAYS. . . Mary Edwards Goodwin the Church of Christ in Greens­ the Assumption. Burial will be at the convenience of the family. The Weekend Olmstod boro, Vt. F O C U S / Mary Edwards Goodwin Olms­ John F. Tierney Funeral Home, ted of East Hartford died Thurs­ Alexander Denneno 219 W. Center St., has charge of day. She was born Jan. 24,1883. She Alexander Denneno, 69, of 43 arrangements. Memorial contri­ was the widow of C. Henry Olmsted Dougherty St., died Thursday at butions may be made to the HOLIDAY VALUES and the mother of Richard S. Manchester Memorial Hospital American Cancer Society. Olmsted of Manchester. after a long illness. He was the She is also survived by another husband of Eleanor Chapman son, Edward'S. Olmsted of Pen­ Denneno. Man with gun nsylvania: a daughter, Margaret He was born in Dedham, Mass., holds up store Olmsted Ford of West Hartford; a and had lived in Manchester for the on brother, George Goodwin of East past 32 years. During World W a rll An robber armed with an auto­ TV's The winners Hartford; five grandchildren, a he worked at the Boston Naval matic pistol held up the Dairy Mart niece and a nephew. Shipyard, and later he worked for store on Center Street just before A memorial service will be the Jarvis Construction Co. He noon Thursday and made away conducted by the Rev. William retired in 1976. with an undisclosed sum of money, The Manchester Herald’s Christmas memories Flynn Tuesday at 10:30 a.m. at the Besides his wife, he is survived police said. First Congregational Church in by a son, Kenneth R. Denneno of The woman attendant told police East Hartford. Burial will be in New York; a daughter, Mary the robber politely demanded she Center Cemetery, East Hartford, Lillian O'Donnell of California: empty the cash register and hand contest Is now history. Here are the at the convenience of the family. two brothers; two sisters, and over the money inside, police said. There are no calling hours. Mem-' several grandchildren. She described the man as white, orial contributions may be made to A funeral mass will be Wednes­ about 35 years old, just under 6 feet First Congregational Church or to day at 9:30 a.m. at the Church of tall, stocky, with large blue eyes. first-second- and third-place winners.

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NEW YORK - President Rea­ made u mark on American culture. that James Cagney, a former By Vernon Scott the eyes and minds of Hollywood "The standard for models is a She graduated from high school at in Chicago, Penny heard of the Cronkite hosts the gala and the Penny. There is always a first gan and the first lady, Walter honoree, sends his best wishes. ' United Press International time. producers. 34-B bra,” Penny explained in an 16, with a 94.5 percent grade nationwide search conducted by Cronkite and u host of celebrities Reagans are seated In a box next to Columnist Art Buchwald pays Penny might still be modeling in untrained, girlish voice. "I got too average, and moved to New York the magazine for its 30th anniver­ the honorees. • BarbI Benton and the Ill-starred pay tribute to five American tribute to all five honorees and has HOLLYWOOD — Blonde, 18- Dorothy Stratten are the best New York and Chicago except that large. I couldn’t model lingerie or City to model. sary Playmate. The magazinesaid artists on CBS Tuesday night in Warren Beatty, whom Kazan some fun with the Reagan adminis­ she virtually out-grew her desira­ swimsuits anymore. So 1 thought "I wanted to become another it interviewed 7,000 women in 31 directed in his first major film year-old Penny Baker (that’s her known Playmates who went on to “The Kennedy Center Honors: A tration while doing it. real name) posed nude as Play­ become national figures, so to bility in that field. about changing careers." Christie Brinkley or Cheryl cities. Celebration of the Performing “Splendor in the Grass,” and “First I would like to thank the Penny is a slender, 115-pound, Penny is a classic case of small Tlegs," Penny said. "But the Penny, one of the last prospects Anthony Quinn, who won his first boy’s 30th Anniversary Playmate speak. Arts.” secretary of defense for petimitting In the January issue, her shortcut But Penny, Impatient (or the S-foot-8, long-legged beauty whose town girl who winds up posing competition was much tougher interviewed, was only 17 and it was Honorees in the sixth annual Oscar in Kazan's “Viva Zapata,” the press to be here tonight,” to becoming a star. full figure betrayed her. She is too than I thought." necessary to get written parental pay tribute to the director. gold ring, dreams of movie star­ starkers. salute to the performing arts are Buchwald says, referring to the The (act that no major movie or dom. She sees the nude layout — full-bosomed and bottomed for A native of Springville, N.Y., 30 She moved to Chicago last consent to pose nude, after Play­ actor James Stewart, choreo­ Gene Kelly describes Sinatra's press ban during last month’s fashion mavens who prefer near- miles south of Buffalo, Penny is the summer and signed with the boy satchems decided she was the contributions to the performing TV star has emerged from the some of it (rankly immodest — as a grapher Katherine Dunham, di­ Grenada invasion. centerfold ranks failed to deter means of establishing herself in anorexic manikins. daughter of a business executive. Playboy modeling agency. girl they wanted. rector Elia Kazan, singer Frank arts, including'three movies the Then, speaking «f federal fund­ Sinatra and composer Virgil two men made together — “An­ ing, Buchwald asks Reagan to Thomson. chors Aweigh,” “Take Me Out to think of the arts as he would The program, which was taped the Ball Game" and "On the Central America. “If the Kennedy Dec. 4 in the Opera House at the Town." Center goes communist, the Holly­ Kennedy Center in Washington, Perry Como sings “Young At wood Bowl will go next." D.C., airs 9-11 p.m. EST. Heart’ for his fellow crooner and Choreographer Agnes de Mille, a It is everything the Academy Mikhail Baryshnikov and Elaine 1980 honoree, speaks about Miss V Awards presentation should be — Kudo dance “The Sinatra Suite," Dunham’s career. “She told us TO TOAST IIIE Se8|^ not a parade of people marching up choreographed by Twyla Tharp to what art really is — to the stage to say thank you to a the music of “All the Way,” communication.” long list of bankers, lawyers, “That’s Life,” "My Way” and A highlight of the show is the sisters, cousins and aunts, but a "One for My Baby.” performance by (he New York City glitz-free tribute to lives that have Baryshnikov also tells Sinatra Break Dancers (the Breakers), A Fine Guide To Weekly Dining Fri. ft Sat. Sp«cialf UPl photo Veal Parmigiana $5.99 James Cagney (right) plays the title role making a television appearance since Theater Et Cetera Lasagna $4.25 •V" ^ in CBS' “Terrible Joe Moran," which the 1950's. No air date has been set yet Countrn^qunrr also stars Art Carney (left). It marks the for the movie, in which Cagney plays a I 5 T A U R A N T first time that the 84-year-old Cagney is retired prize fighter. Brailed Bay Scallops $6.25 Ht. 04, fcorngton, CT 872-7327 Hartford Stage Company. Hartford: "Of Mice Cantar Church, HarNorci: The film, "ThaDthar and Men," Preview performances Wednesday at Wise Man," playing at noon Wednesday at the Open Chr/stmae Eve 'til 2 p.m. Lunctieons • Dinners - Banquets • Entertainmeni 2 p.m. and 8 p.m. and Thursday at 8 p.m. Regular church, 60 Gold St. Call bv Tuesday at 4 p.m. (or performances will run Dec. 30 through Jan. 29, at lunch and program reservation at $3 or bring own La Strada W est For James Cagney, the theater, 50 Church St. (527-5151.) lunch without reservation. Beverage and pro­ 471 HARTFanO RD. S4M1S8 Mon -Thut 5 30 AM - 10 PM Fri. S S it III 11 National Theater of the Deaf, Chester: "A gram $1.50. (249-5631.) Sun til 9 PM Delicious Dinners from *7.50 Child's Christmas In Wales," playing Sunday at 7 Roaring Brook Nature Center, Canton: Mlnl- I'K.i Sil'iiO R.'i' !\"'i Bai-f-r; P o ’;:': p.m. and Monday through Friday, 2 and 7 p.m.. camps for vactlonlng school children, Tuesday 'b'l, Oil' ALTNAVEIGH INN work is best medicine (526-4977.) through Thursday, 9 d.m. to noon, at the center, 70 S' ■ Lnder new ownership Long Wharf Theater, New Haven: "Not Quite Gracev Road for children in Grades K-2 and 3 ,\ romanitr ctMjnirv inn. through 5. $25 for members and $30 for Bv Julianne Bastings "Willie.” ant of many years, Marge Jerusalem," playing through Jan. 15, at the ^ Happy Holidays United Press International "I was muscle-bound, so she Zimmerman, as she playfully theater, 222 Sargent Drive. (787-4282.) non-members. (693-0263.) taught me clog dancing,” Cag­ chided him about not liking to Coachllght Dinner Theater, East Windsor: "A Copernican Observatory, New Britain: Pro­ ^DBRIDgE Join Us for New Years Eve Dinner from the staff at NEW YORK (UPI) - Janies ney said. The rest he learned attend functions. Connecticut Yankee," playing through Feb. 5, at gram (or Christmas on the "Star." Monday Altnaveigh Inn through Thursday, Dec. 31, dally at 4 p.m. The Cagney, film’s most famous from just watching. Although he counts Ronald the theater on Route 5. Nightly, except Mondays Celebrate 5 00 P M to 1 0 30 P M — Reservations Please Open New Years Eve a New Years Dav scrapper, is out of retirement Reagan as a good friend — he plus regular matinees. Doors open for cocktails planetarium, located at Central Connecticut (Ilofied Dec 2‘1. & 2.5. & 26 again, working on his first TV HE STILL watches, and is a was president of the Screen and dinner before the show at 6:30 p.m. and 5:30 State University, will be open on Chrlstmos Day. New Year’s Eve 957 S«orr$ Rd.. R t.I'fi dramatic appearance since the great fan of Mikhail Actors Guild just before Reagan p.m. on Sundays and 11:30 a.m. for weekday Admission for all shows Is $2 for adults and $1 for at the Country Club Siorrs. Connecticut. 1950's when his good friend matinees. (522-1266.) children under 12 and seniors. (827-7419.) The new proprietors.Vickie. B ill and Bemie Baryshnikov. — Cagney has only seen him IVime* K ill D im uT — Op«*n Bar Trans-Lux Cinema, Storrs: The movie, "Travl- cordially welcome vou. Robert Montgomery coaxed As for singing, Cagney has no twice since he became presi­ (!harii|>a^iir ToaHl — C^onlincnial BrpakfaAt him onto his live show. grand illusions. "I couldn’t sing dent, once at the White House ota," Is playing Sunday through Tuesday at the theater on Route 195. Show time Sunday Is 2:45, Darn ing ‘)-2 a.m. lo "Tin* Heritagr Croup” The 84-year-old motion pic­ worth a damn.” and once at West Point. •7S°^/rouplf — *20 d^iofiit required 4:45 and 7 p.m. and 9 p.m. and Monday and ture legend plays the title role in " More tears come when' he The one-time city kid now is ('■II 616*010.1 for RrHrrvalionH r CBS’ "Terrible Joe Moran," recalls his friendship with most content when he’s in the Tuesday, 7 and 9 p.m. (4^-6062.) B iililir Welcome which also stars Art Carney, O’Brien, who died last October country. He got hooked on Children’s Museum, West Hartford: Special Package Plan ■ *17.90 Ellen Barkin and Peter Gal­ programs dally at 2:30 p.m., Monday through of a heart attack. country living years ago visit­ MANCHESTII COUNTRY CLUR 305 S. Moin St. DAVIS FAMILY lagher. No air date has been set "His legs were huge, he had ing Greenfield, N.Y. Dance Saturday. Free with regular museum admission. Champagne Toast - Full Course Dinner - 3', Hr for the movie, in which Cagney A small materials fee for some programs. The 6 4 6 -0 1 0 3 NOW SERVING BEER & WINE arthritis so bad. But he’d get up "I had a great aunt on Long Open Bar - (Full Bar Set-Up) - Dessert (Our plays a retired prize fighter. and sing for me. He'd sing A museum is located at 950 Trout Brook Drive. Island who had a tiny house and Cagney first retired in 1961. ’Shake Hands with Your Uncle (236-2961.) own Bavarian Cream Squares) - Wecdding deciding to spend his time on his w e’used to hire a horse and Wadiworth Atheneum Cinema, Hartford: “ La- Fresh Bay Scallops ^5^^ Mike’ and do a little dance," buggy and go out there — Bushnell Hall, Hartford: Final performance of Cake CiJt 800-acre farm in upstate New Cagney said, his tears quickly the "Nutcracker," tonight at 8 at Bushnell Trovlata" playing Monday through Wednesday York. Chestnut and Bay Avenue," he and "The Great Waltz," Dec. 29 through Jah. 1. (Facilities to 350) turning to laughter as he said. Mem orial Hall. (246-6807.) It was his doctors who or­ remembers the routine. Showtime for “ La Travlata" 7:30 and 9:30 p.m. “Happy Holiday dered him back to work after he Then there was the trip the each day and "The Great Waltz," 7:30 p.m. each 99 suffered a stroke a few years HE NOW RAISES Scottish evening. Cagneys and the O’ Briens made Highland cows — ugly, mean Greetings to All... ago. Cagney said he talked to his, aboard the QE2 to London, Old Sturbridge Village, Sturbridge, Mass.: close friend, the late Pat things — horses, corn and hay From Monday through Saturday, walking tours 1 It -1,111!.ml Closed Christmas Eve. Christmas Day where "Ragtime" was beigg on his upstate farm, where he O’Brien, about taking the role of filmed. scheduled four to six times doily, at the village. Professional Courteous Service and Monday the police commissioner in the also keeps a collection of Slide lectures will be offered at 1 p.m. A number of “It was so cold in our rooms," antique coaches, including a 1981 movie "Ragtime.” he laughed. At one point he went Cinema other programs and special workshops are “We'd like to Wish Let U8 cater your email Holiday Parties "He said, ’Do it kid! It’s jogging cart from Ireland of scheduled for the entire week. The village Is on \ n n i Icrsiirii's. Dinner Hnminrls. to the O’Briens’ stateroom to which he is especially proud. CAIDOR PUZA EXIT 93 OFF 1-86 6 4 9 -5 4 8 7 medicine.’’’ see if his old friend was enjoying Route 20. Admission Is $7.50 and most of the Everyone A Happy Holiday” E The Cagneys also have a programs are Included In that fee. Admission for '^rniinnrs nr nn\ "l.el s

i 16 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Fridiiy, Uec. 23. J983 MANCIIKSTKH HKKAl.l) Kridity. Dec 2.'l, I9H3 - 17 Martin has everything behind him I'elephone is a valuable resource to skiers With apologies to George Brett, Billy media and to wish them and everyone else a Martin would like everybody to know it's all Merry Christmas qnd Happy New Year. ^ O O D S T O C K . Vt. (UPI) - The available in New England. 93" side of the White Mountain phone. snow conditions reports are these NWS lines to get an updateoii ier conditions Reports of road conditions al.so behind him now. He's talking about the Billy wanted those members of the media, pfephone It a valuable resource Snow conditions reports from ski region is covered in a report at useful information. But skiers forecasts for the regions of can be valuable when planning a surgery by both the doctors and by the who thought he might be upset with them n r skiers. Although daily snow areas throughout Vermont are (603) 745-2409. should not depend on snow condi­ interest: trip into ski country. Skiers con­ Yankees, and from his hospital bed, he has Sports for any reason, to know he was looking m d ition s reports appear in news- available on a Ski Vermont tele­ A statewide snow conditions tions to stand still, however. -A lban y, N.Y., (518) 476-1122. cerned about travel conditions, a message for all of you. forward to working with them in his new pipers and on radio and television phone report at (802) 229-0531. report for New Hampshire is Changes in conditions are constant -Boston, (617 ) 567-4670. 'capacity. especially during stormy weather, The message is; "Merry Christmas and Parade pnth wln^r, skiers also can The Berkshire Hills Confernce available toll-free for caller in New and are influenced by skier trulfic, -Burlington, Vt., (802 ) 862-2475 Happy New Year." "H e didn't even know who the new emsult a number of pre-recorded will provide reports on conditions England (except New Hampshire) trail grooming, snowmaking and, —Caribou, Maine, (207) 496-8931. can call the various slate highway Billy the Kid wishes it known he truly Milt RIchman manager was," Sapir reveals. " I told him it GBephone information sources to at western Massachusetts ski and northern New Jersey at most importantly. New England's —Concord. N.H., (603) 225-5191. departments for information on means that for everybody. He's including was Yogi, 'That's great,' he said. I asked Dtitain updates on snow conditions, areas for callers dialing (413) 800-258-3608. Callers in New Hamp­ sometimes fickle winter weather. -H artford, (203) 936-1212. road conditions Most of the following highway George Steinbrenner. the man who's still him 'would you like to congratulate him?' weather forecasts and highway 443-9186. shire and outside of New England A current weather forecast is a — Portland, Maine. (207 ) 773- department numbers are manned his boss and who cut him loose us Yankee He said he would, and I went in and got Yogi travel conditions in New England Snow conditions within New may obtain this report at (603) must for skiers anticipating snow 0,3.32. manager a third time but kept him as his and put him on the phone. Yogi told me Billy tki country. Hampshire's White Mountains re­ 224-2525. conditions several hours or days in —Worcester, Ma.ss., (617) 752- around the clock during stormy "top adviser:" Yogi Berra, hi.s old buddy told him he was looking forward to working l ^ elephone Information sources gion are covered in reports offered Maine snow conditions reports advance of a ski trip. One impor­ 1046 weather; and paisano of more than 30 years; all the court in New Orleans, was at Stein- with him and that he thought George had 3 te r two advantages for skiers by the Ski The White Mountains are available by culling the Maine tant and always available .source — Providence. (401) 738-1211 -.Maine. I2()7 ) 289-3427. made a good choice." —.New" Hampshire. (603 ) 485- fans in New York and the entire media — brenner's side in the Yankee owner's office because they usually are updated Association at (603) 745-8720. A Publicity Bureau at (207) 289-2423, of weather forecasts is the pre­ When consulting these forecasts even those who took some pretty good pot Friday afternoon during the announcement Sapir has spoken with Martin several frequently and the information is report covering the Mt. Washing­ between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m., Monday recorded telephone reports availa­ al.so keep in mind that ski areas, 3851. — Vermont. (802) 828-2648. shots at him now and then, that Berra was replacing Martin as times since and reports that he's in available any time a skier wishes ton Valley region of northeastern through Friday. ble from the National Weather located a higher elevations than excellent spirits. - M a s s a c h u s e t t s , (617) 727-4897 Martin was operated on last Friday. Not manager. Sapir was there at Steinbrenner's to.make a phone call. New Hampshire is available at Whether obtained from news­ Service. the more populated regions of New" -Connecticut. C20.3) .566-4880. for cancer or any other major problem, as personal invitation. Steinbrenner likes "H e looks at what happened as a dual Here's a rundown of what is (603) 356-3171, while western "Ski papers. radio, television or tele­ Skiers may call one or more of England, often have colder, snow­ some of the whispers said, but for virtually Sapir. So does everyone else, one of the opportunity " his friend says. "All he wants the same condition that temporarily reasons being the judge has a genuinely to do is help both George and Yogi any way shelved Brett during the 1980 World Series. warm, friendly personality. he can. He doesn't think this is the end of the Hemorrhoids. No one at Friday's news conference paid world. The truth is his outlook couldn't be Were it not lor a slight complication. a whole lot of attention to a phone call that any better. He said to me, 'I'm going to Martin would be getting out of the hospital came into Steinbrenner's office right in the continue going to church and give to in another day or so. But hejJopped a couple middle of the question-and-answer session charity.' I'll tell you something else. He of stitches and had to be sewn up again. Scoreboard that followed the original announcement. could've had this operation during the The doctors have told him he'll probably Sapir was answering one of the newsmen's season, in July, but he put it off until after k spend Christmas and New Year's Eve in the queries about Martin when Steinbrenner the season because he didn't want to leave IslandarsB, Capitals 1 Nets 101, Mavericks98 hospital. That's not bothering him particu­ informed him there was a long distance the team. He'd rather sacrifice his larly because he should be released shortly phone call for him. Christmas and New Year's the way he's Woshbipton 10 0—1 thereafter. In the meantime, he thinks they At first, Sapir had the impression it was Hockey DALLAS (98) doing. Thai's the kind of person Billy is. NY Iskmders 21 2—6 Gornett 4-5 (M) 8, Aguirre 14-28 7-10 35, must be mistaking him for some Middle Steinbrenner's way of telling him to try to How loyal can a guy be?" First period—1, NY Islanders, Bossy 26 Cummings 5-12 0-2 10, Oovls 5-10 5-7 15, UP! photo (unossisted), 4:49. 2, NY Islanders, Blackman 6-16 4-5 16, Turner 0^ 0-0 0, Eastern oil sheik since they couldn't be cut short his remarks a bit. Sapir knew There's little question about how Eddie Potvin 7 (DIneen, D. Sutter), 11:14. 3, giving him more attention if he was one. NHLttandIngi Nimphlus 2-3 2-2 6, Vincent 3-11 (H) 6, another session with the TV. radio and Sapir feels about Billy Martin, or for that Ohio State’s Dennis Hopson goes up all alone for two Washington, Christian 11 (unas­ EllisO-20-00, Harper 1-204)2. Totals40- Martin would like to get one thing across. photo people was to follow this one with the matter, the other way around. If there is sisted), 93 18-26 98. He isn't being mysterious about the nameof points in the first half of Thursday’s 79-74 victory over 19:01. Penalties—Blomqvist, Was, NEW JERSEY (101) writers, and also was aware he and any question, here's what Sapir has to say W o l« Confw-Mca 4:22; Potrick Division Johnson 6^ 1-2 13, Williams 4-6 4-7 12, the hospital he's in or its location. The only Steinbrenner both had planes,^to catch. about the Yankees' new chief adviser: Kansas in Columbus, Ohio. Gillies, N Y I, 7:51; Morrow, N YI, 12:43," Dawkins 2-4 3-4 7, Birdsong 2-10 3-7 7, W L T Ph. OF GA Shond, Wos, 14;34; Stevens, Was, molor, reason he's trying to keep it quiet, he says, When Steinbrenner told him there was a " I love the guy. I'm elated that he was NY Islanders 24 9 3 SO )67 1)6 Ronsey 1-5 3-5 5, Cook 3-10 06 6, King 9- 16:58," D. Sutter, N Y I, molor, 16:58. 16 1-4 19, Gminski 5-13 4-4 14, Willoughby is because he wouldn't mind a little peace call for him a second time. Sapir realized given the opportunity to remain in baseball Philadelphia 19 10 6 44 156 120 Second period— 4, NY Islanders, To- NY Rangers 18 ) 2 4 40 139 131 1-5 2-2 4, O'Koren 5-7 3-3 14. Totals 38-96 and privacy. there actually was one for him and look it in in a prestigious position because he loves nelll 24-38 101. College basketball roundup Washington 16 17 2 34 117 127 15 (Persson, Bourne), 4:24, Penalties— Shortly after he comes out of the hospital, the adjacent office. the game so very much and he's so great for Pittsburgh 7 23 5 19 106 1S3 Dollos 30 19 30 19— 98 Jonsson, N Y I, 3:19; Gould, Was, 6:04; New Jersey 24 23 26 28—101 Billy will be back. Yup, again. He'll be back He was rather surprised to find it was the game. The fans will always love him. New Jersey 7 25 2 16 93 156 Trottler, N Y I,6.04; Longwav, Wos,9:26; Adams Division Three-point goal—O'Koren. Fouled in New York makingsomemoreofthoscTV Martin on the other end of the line. They see him as one of them because he's Nvstrom, N Y I,9:26; Was, bench (served out— Boston 22 to 2 46 )57 103 by Valentine), 10:24; Jensen, Was commercials with John Madden, Boog "I was elated." Sapir says. "H e had been Buffalo 20 11 4 44 137 126 Garnett. Totol fouls— Dallas 28, New really still a fan himself." (served bv Valentine), )7:58; BlomavIst, Jersey 29. Rebounds— Dallas 36 (Cum­ Powell, Red Auerbach and Dick Butkus. operated on that very morning and was In that case, I would like very much to •uebec 19 14 3 41 167 132 Wos, game misconduct, 17:58; D, Sutter, DePaul warming Montreal 16 17 2 34 131 130 mings 9), New Jersey 53 (King, Gminski NYI, molor, 17:58. For the time being, his friend. Judge culling from the hospital. As groggy and convey a personal message to Billy Martin Hdrttord 12 )7 3 27 116 133 10 each). Assists— Dallos 24 (Davis 9), Third period—5, NY Islonders, Potv In 8 New Jersey 23 (COok 7). Technicals— Eddie Sapir, is his key communication link sedated as he was, what he wanted me to do and to everyone else. It's the same one as Campbell Conference (Nvstrom), 7:07.6, NY Islonders,Goring Noirts Division O'New Jersey coach Albeck, <3arnett. A— with the outside world. He and Martin are was to be sure to thank the New York fans his. Merry Christmas and Happy New 13 (Potvin, Smith), 8:36,7, NY Islanders, 10,563. very close. Closer than some brothers. for him for being so loyal and supportive. W L T Pts. GF OA Kollur 4 (Bourne), 9:25. Penalties— Year, and I hope he'll be back and so will Meyer’s heart Minnesota 17 12 4 38 151 142 Murphy, Was, 5:57; Gillies, N Y I, 7:31; Sapir. who normally presides in criminal He also wanted me to thank the New York you when I get back on Jan. 2. Chicago 14 18 3 31 122 136 Trottler, NYI, 10:12; Andersson, Wos, Toronto 13 15 5 31 139 155 10:12; Laughlln, Was, 11:43. Bulls116.Bucksgg $t. Louis 13 17 4 30 136 147 Shots on goal—Woshlngton 9-9-14— Bv Fred Lief .54 .56 lead and their last 14 iwints Detroit to 19 4 24 114 146 32. Smvilie Division NY Islanders 9-5-4— 18. CHICA(X> (116) UPI Sports Writer came on free throws. 13 in a rowi Edmonton 25 7 3 S3 209 14) Goalies—Washington, Jensen. NY Is­ Greenwood 4-8 9-1117, Woolridge 7-143- "In the first half we did a good "Vancouver 15 17 3 33 149 148 landers, Smith. A— 15J07. 3 17, Corzine S-12 1-1 11. Whatley 4-7 (M) Calgorv 13 IS 5 31 122 140 8. Wiggins 8-11 4-4 20, Dailey 12-17 2-2 26, The temperatures may be biting job, " said Purdue Coach Gene Los Angeles 11 18 6 28 148 170 Lester 1-2 0^ 2, Higgins 1-8 3-4 5. Green Holtz lands on feet in Minnesota at 15-below" in Chicago, but the big Keady. " But in the second half. Winnipeg It 19 4 26 147 171 Nordlques4,Canadiens1 4- 7 2-2 10. Totals 46-86 24-27 117. chill means little at DePaul. DePaul hit the boards on us and hit Top lour In each division aupllly for M ILW AUKEE (99) ihmley Cup plovoffs.) Breuer 2-3 0-0 4, Johnson 3-11 3-4 9, The Blue Demons, looking to the outside shots." "Thursrlav's Results M ontrM i 0 1 0—1 Lonler 5-7 0-0 10, Archibald 4-11 2-2 10, M INNEAPOLIS (U PI) - Lou school to upgrade facilities, said he give Ray Meyer a grand sendoff in El.sewhere in the Top 20, No, 9 - Minnesota 4, Boston 2 Quoboc 1 0 3—4 Moncrief 7-15 15-16 29, Catchings 0-0 (30 Holtz, the University of Minneso­ looked at a game film from the 1983 his final year us coach, heated up UCLA defeated St. Mary's (Calif.) Quebec 4, Montreal t First period— 1, Quebec, Polement 22 0, Romar 4-10 (30 8, Llst6r 1-4 0-0 2, season Wednesday night and Phllodelphlo 5, New Jersey 0 (Hunter), 9:13. Penalties— Smith, Mon, Bridgemon 7-14 1-2 15, Pressey 3-4 1-3 7, ta's new football coach, has some The Horizon in Rosemont Thurs­ 63-54. No. 16 Texas-EI Paso N.Y. Islanders 6, Washington 1 1:12; Morols, Que, 5:01; Sleigher, Que, Grevey 2-3 00 5, Mokeski 00 OO 0’ hard work ahead of him in planned to begin evaluating his day night w ith a 68-61 victory over stopiK-d Arizona State 60-.55, and Friday's Domes molor, 8:11; Robinson, Mon, 18:39. Totols 3802 22-27 99. rebuilding a team that finished last new" personnel in earnest the day Purdue. No. 19 Michigan State lost to (All Times EST) Second period—2, Montreal, Walter Chlcogo29 24 33 30—116 Chicago at N.Y. Rangers, 7:35 p.m. 9 Mllw(Hlfcee26 31 23 29— 99 in the Big Ten for the past two after Christmas. DePaul. ranked No. 4, is now 8-0. Missouri 79-66. Minnesota at Hartford, 7:3Sp.m. (Shutt), 4:49. Penolties— Marols, Que, Three-polntgoal—Grevey. Fouled seasons under coach Joe Salem. "T v e just got to believe we have Purdue, ranked No. 7, has dropped At Los Angeles, Kenny Fields N.Y. Islanders at Washington. 7:35 10:16; Root, Mon, 17:49. out— University president C. Peter some players out there," he said. p.m. Third period—3, Quebec, Goulet 22 None. Total fouls— Chicago 23, Milwau­ two straight, having lost 80-65 at scored 16 points and Ralph Jack- Pittsburgh at New Jersey, 7:35p.m. (Hunter, Donnetly), 1:07. 4, Quebec, kee Magrath Thursday announced the Minnesota's reknowned cold Evansville Monday night. son had 13 as UCLA hud a difficult " Torontoot Detroit, 7:35 p.m. Sleigher 11 (Marols), 4:10. 5, Quebec, 22. Rebounds— Chlcogo 35 (G reen­ appointment of Holtz, 46, who weather made the job a tough sale It was DePaul's first game since time St. Mary's, led by Paul St. Louis at Winnipeg. 9:05 p.m. Cote 7 (A. Stostnv, P. Stostnv), 17:21. wood, resigned as coach at Arkansas for for the university's search Calgorv at Edmonton, 9:35 p.m. Penalties—None. Corzine 8 each), Milwaukee 40 (Lister 8). playing in Japan and the Blue Pickett with 16 points, pulled to Saturday's (Somes Shots on goal— Montreal 9-6-11— Assists^hicago 25 (Dailey 7), Mil­ "personal reasons" Sunday after committee. Demons, early on, looked as if they within 58 .52 before UCLA clinched ' No Gomes Scheduled 26. waukee 20 (Archibald 5). A— 10,182. compiling a 60-21-3 record over Holtz, an Ohio native, said, "I do were still struggling w ith jet lag. it with five foul shots in the final Quebec 5-8-11—24. Goalies—Montreal, Sevigny. Qu­ seven years. The Razorbacks were enjoy the climate in the South and I "W e were zombies the lust three 1:06. ebec, Pacers 133. Nuggets 132 6-5 in 1983. was not ready to leave the days in practice," Meyer said. AHL standings Bouchard. A— 15,304. Holtz signed a five-year contract University of Arkansas at that " And in the first 10 or 15 minutes In other games. Temple ended. INDIANA (133) time (when Minnesota first con­ Northern McKenno 7-14 7-8 21, H. Wlllloms 7-14 for $100,000 annually and the tonight we took a shellacking." Wichita State's 22-game home •••••••••••••••••••••• Looking back on the iocai sports scene tacted him ). And I sure didn't want W L T Pts. GF OA 0- 0 14, Stipanovich 5-11 3-4 13, Sichting 8- university is negotiating an addi­ Purdue, making good work of its w inning streak by sinking all six of Nova Scotio 17 12 7 41 131 121 13 4-4 20, Thomas 5-6 04 10, Johnson 8-16 tional television contract. Holtz to move North. I wish I could tell press, led 31-26 at halftime. But his free throws in the final 30 Adirondack 17 13 5 39 146 149 1- 1 17. Carter 4-9 1-2 9, Walters 3-4 2-2 8. meet were (l-r) Front row: Everett said he hoped to name a coaching you why I am here today." Tyrone Corbin, a 6-foot-6 junior seconds lor a 78-73 victory; Fresno Fredericton 17 15 3 37 135 107 Basketball Lowe 3-4 5-8 11, Combs 2-5 64 10. Totals A track team representing Manchester Moncton 15 16 3 33 114 120 52-96 29-35 133. Solomons, George Leary, William staff by Jan. 3 and gave some forward, corrected matters with 24 State, behind 19 points each by Molne 12 11 6 30 117 107 •••••••••••••••••••••• DENVER (132) High School took part in the Penn instructions to recruiting coordi­ Holtz was athletic director Paul points (9-for-lI shooting) to curry Bernard Thompson and Ron And­ Sherbrooke 10 21 3 23 128 165 English 16-37 2-2 34, Anderson 7-13 3-3 Relays in April of 1935. The picture was Murch, Henry Haefis. Standing; Richard nator Gerald O'Dell, the only Giel's first choice, but he was still DePaul. erson. sent Southwestern Louisi­ Southern 17, Issel 84 10-10 26, Dunn 4-7 04 8, Baltimore 20 6 6 46 152 120 Midgets Hanziik 24 1-1 5, Vondeweghe 4-18 54 13, submitted by Everett Solomonson for Carpenter, Robert Pratt, Coach Charles member of Salem's staff to be couching at Arkansas when Minne­ "He's a real gutsy individual," ana to its first loss with an 81-66 Rochester 17 14 2 36 149 129 Evens 34 04 6, Schoyes 2-5 2-2 6, Corter Jdzz 25 (Mott Byan 8, Steve Odler- 'Pete' Wigren. retained. sota contacted him in November. Meyer said. "He's got so much victory; Chuck Person's 24 points Sipringfieid 15 13 4 34 134 130 1-3 04 2, Dennard 0-1 04 1, R. Williams publication. Those who took part in the New Haven 16 33 156 157 napts5), Sonlc6 26 (Gordon Hamilton 8. 5- 9 5-5 15. Totals 52-121 28-31 132. He said his goals include streng­ confidence it's coming out of his 15 3 Jeff Magowon 6). University vice president Frank and 18 rebounds led Auburn past St. Cotharins 14 17 4 32 145 162 Indlono40 28 33 32—133 thening recruiting within the state Wilderson said he called Holtz ears," Mississippi State 73-55 in the first Hershey 10 16 6 26 119 143 Rockets 24 (Keith DIYeso 12, Brian Denver34 31 33 34—132 Sampson 8), Sixers 15 (M ott Clough 4). Southernu.bJ.Ubini UPI photo and developing more cooperation DePaul opened a 51-46 lead but Binghomton 11 IB 2 24 140 158 Fouled out—McKenno. Total Texas-EI Paso60. Arizona St. 55 Rose Bowl Sunday, the day he resigned from Southeastern Conference game: HallofFameGame At Posadena, Calif. between the business community Arkansas. Purdue responded with baskets by Thurtddv't Retult fouls— SanDiego61.ldohoSt.69 Lou Holtz, former Arkansas football coach talks to Ohio State, led by Tony Campbell Fredericton 7, Adirondack 4 NBA standings In diana 28. D en ver 26. Rebounds— UCLA63. St. Mary's (Calif) 54 WestVirginia20. Kentucky 16 Illinois (10-1) vs. UCLA (6-4-1), 5p.m. and the university. Holtz was named national Coach Jim Rowinski (19 points. 12 re­ w ith 24 points and Ron Stokes w ith Friday’s Gomes Indiona UtahSt.69.Weber St.63 Orange Bowl reporters while University of Minnesota Athletic Director "W ere definitely behind in of the Year by several groups in bounds) and Greg Eifert to cut it to 18. held off Kansas 79-74; and Greg Binghamton at Baltimore 47 (Stipanovich 11), Denver 55 (Anderson Washlngton68,ldaho66 At Miami, Fla. Springfield at Hershey Eastern Conference 14). Assists— Indiono 37 (Slchtlng 9), Whltworth52. Western44 West Virginia 3 0 7 10—20 Nebroska (12-0) vs. M iam i (Fla.) (10- Paul Giel listens. It was announced Thursday that Holtz recruiting, " Holtz said, "It's going 1977 after Arkansas finished third 51-,50, But the Boilermakers came Grant struck for 19 points, includ­ Novo Scotia at Moncton Atlantic Division Denver 30 (R. Wllllom s7). A— 11,756. Kentucky 010 0 6—16 1), 6 p.m. to be difficult but not impossible." in the nation at Il-l, including a no closer. DePaul's final basket ing a short jumper w ith 49 seconds St. Catharines at Rochester W L Pet. GB •••••••••••••••••••••a WVa-FG Woodside39 Sugar Bowl will be the new head football coach at Minnesota. Holtz, Philadelphia 19 5 .792 — Holtz, who said he received a 31-6 upset of Oklahoma in the 1978 was scored by.Tony Jackson (15 left, as Utah State clipped Weber Maine at Sherbrooke Ken-Jenklns 26 poss from Moves At New Orleons 46, resigned after seven seasons as Arkansas’ coach. Saturdov’s Gomes Boston 21 7 .750 — (Hutcherson kick) Auburn (10-1) vs. Michigan (9-2), 8 verbal commitment from the Orange Bowl. points) to give the Blue Demons a State 69-63. No Games Scheduled New York 16 10 .615 4 Warriors 109. Lakers 102 Ken-FG Hutcherson 32 p.m. Washington 13 13 .500 7 Football WVa-Hollins 16 pass from Hostetler New Jersey 13 13 .500 7 (Woodside kick) Centrol Division LOS ANGELES (102) r-lyersS.DevllsO Wilkes 9-15 54 23. Worthy 5-16 3-3 13, WVa-Bennett 2 pass from Hostetler NHL roundup Mllwoukee 15 11 .577 — (Woodside kick) Detroit 13 13 .500 2 Abdul-Jabbor 5-11 04 10, McGe 2-4 1-2 5, Scott 2-3 0-1 4, McAdoo 6-17 54 17, N FL standings WVa-FB Woodside 23 Sports in Brief New Jersey 0 0 0—0 Atlanta 13 14 .482 2'/, Ken-Philllps 13i pass from Ransdell Soccer Chlcogo 9 14 .391 4Vj Cooper 3-5 44 12. Garrett 3-9 2-4 8, Noder Philadelphia 1 3 1—6 34 04 6, Spriggs 2-2 0-2 4. Totols 40-86 (kick failed) First period— 1, Philadelphia, Cross­ Cleveland 8 20 .286 8 (Final) A-42.000 (est) Indiana 6 20 .231 9 20-30 102. WVU Ken man GOLDEN STATE (109) American Conference Rose gets favorable ruling 5 (Clarke, sutler), 15:17. Penalties— Western Conference East First downs 18 19 Quebec penalty killing buries Montreal Midwest Division Short 11-17 6-7 28. Smith 5-9 2-2 12, NASL standings Lindbergh, Phi (served bv Kerr), 1:50; Carroll 5-11 1-2 11. Conner 64 3-4 15, W L T Pet. PF PA Rushes-yards 49—200 36—90 CINCINNATI - A U S. Di.strict Court jury Holt, Phi, 2:28; Holmgren, Phi, 5:15; W L Pet. GB x-Mlami 12 4 0 .750 389 250 Passing yards 88 216 Utah 17 10 .630 — Floyd 6-13 2-4 14, Collins 4-9 1-1 9. Thursday ruled baseball player Pete Rose was Russell, NJ, 13:31. Johnson 5-16 2-2 12, Bratz 0-1 1-1 1, Tlllis New England 8 8 0 .500 274 289 Return yards 31 75 W L Pet. GB Bv United Press International Goulet notched his eighth game-winning goal of the 5-0, the New York Islanders trounced Washington 6-1, Second period— 2, Philadelphia, A lli­ Dallas 15 12 .556 2 Buffalo 8 8 0 .500 283 351 Passes 10—23— 1 19—34— 1 New York 6 3 .667 — entitled to a $36,083 tax refund from 1978. Kansas City 12 13 .480 4 2-3 3-3 7. Totals 44-89 21-26 109. campaign and sixth in the Nordiques' last .seven and Minne.sota tripped Boston 4-2. son Los Angeles 32 24 13 33—102 Baltimore 7 9 0 .438 264 354 Punts 6—39.7 4—34.5 Golden Bay 5 3 .625 V3 3 (unassisted). 10:07. 3, Philadelphia, Denver 12 15 .444 5 7 9 0 .438 Fumbles-lost 1—0 2—1 Rose brought suit against the Internal Revenue victories when he was left unattended to the right of Golden Stote 31 23 29 26—109 NY Jets 313 331 Chicago 6 5 .545 1 Quebec's killing of a five-minute penalty buried the Flyers 5, Devils 0 Allison 4 (McCrImmon, Proop), 11:24.4, Houston 11 16 .407 6 Centrol Penaitles-yards 1—5 1—15 San Diego 5 5 . 500 IV3 Service for not allowing him to deduct from his San Antonio 11 18 .379 7 Three-point goals—Cooper 2. Fouled Montreal Candiens Thursday night. Montreal goaltender Richard Sevigny. Goulet took At Philadelphia, Ray Allison scored twice in less Phllodelphlo, Holmgren 6 (Coch- out x-PIttsburgh 10 6 0 .625 355 303 Vancouver 3 4 .429 2 income the amount he siient on jeeps he bought fone, Pacific Division Cleveland 9 7 .562 356 342 Tulso 4 5 .444 2 Michel Goulet broke a 1-1 lie in the third period with Dale Hunter's pass and scored into the open side of the than two minutes and afsisted on a third goal to lead Los Angeles 17 8 .680 Vz —Carroll. Total fouls— Los Angeles 2B, for nine Cincinnati Reds coaches and trainers. SInIsalo), 17:29. Penolties— Lewis, NJ, Golden Stote27. Rebounds— Los Angeles Cincinnati 7 9 .438 346 302 Tempo Bov 3 7 .300 3*/a his 22nd goal and Louis Sleigher, who look the penally, net. Sleigher upped Quebec's lead to 3-1 at 4:10 when the Flyers. It was the first shutout of the season for 2:M; Cochrane, Phi, 5:48; Holt, Phi, Portland 19 9 .678 — Houston 2 14 .125 288 460 Thursday’s Result Golden State 14 15 .483 5Vz 40 (Worthy, Garrett 7). Golden State 48 added an insurance goal minutes later to lead the he slid his rebound to Sevigny's glove side, goalie Pelle Lindbergh and boosted , his record to 13:36. (Smith 12). Assists— Los Angeles 21 West New York 9, Chicago 8 (ot) Third period—5, Philadelphia, Kerr 24 Seattle 12 15 .444 6'/z x-LA Raiders 12 4 .750 442 338 College bowl games Friday's Games Nordiques to a 4-1 victory over Montreal in Quebec. "In the first two periods, nobody wanted to take the 12-5-3. Phoenix 11 16 .407 7Vi (Cooper 8). Golden State 25 (Conner 10). Gossage talks to Angels (Allison), 14:28. Penalties—Ron Sutter, Technical—Los Angeles (Illegal de­ y-Seattle 9 7 .562 403 397 (All Times EST) Sleigher", who had a good view from the penalty box, initiative, " Goulet said. "But in the third, we hud Islanders 6, Capitals 1 Phi 9‘ 16 San Diego 9 19 .321 10 y-Denver 9 7 .562 302 327 Tulsa at Vancouver. 10:30p.m. "Thursday's Results fense). (All times EST) ANAHEIM , Calif. — California Angels owner said, " The guys killed a big penalty for me and I'm wings out there." At Uniondale, N.Y.. Butch Goring and Anders Shots on goal— New Jersey 10-11-8—29. A— 10,621. San Diego 6 10 375 356 462 Tampa Bay at Golden Bay, 11 p.m. New Jersey 101, Dallas 98 375 386 367 Saturday, Dec. 10 Gene Autry and vice president Buzzie Bavasi met glad I could score a big goal for them. All the guys With Sleigher serving the crucial penalty, the . Kullur .scored short-handed goals 51 seconds apart in Philadelphia 9-20-16—45. Kansas City 6 10 Saturday's Games Goalies—New Jersey, Resch, Chicago 116, Milwaukee99 National Conference Independence Bowl No Games Scheduled for more than two hours Thursday w ith free agent w orked very hard and Daniel Bouchard made the key Nordiques opened the scoring at 9:13 of the first |)eriod the third period and Denis Potvin, w ho later suffered a Low. Indiana 133, Denver 132 East At Shreveport, La. reliever Rich Gossage and his agent, Jerry saves. That's why we won ' when Wilf Puiement notched his 22nd goal. Montreal's minor injury, added two goals to lead New York to its Phllodelphlo. Lindbergh. A— 15,948. Houston 116, Seattle 112 College basketball scores W Pet. PF PA Air Force 9, Mississippi 3 Golden State 109, Los Angeles 102 x-Washingtn 14 2 0 .875 541 332 Saturday, Dec. 17 Kapstein. Alain Cote sealed the victory with 2:39 left when he Ryan Walter evened the c6Unt early in the second sixth straight victory. Friday's (3amts vOalios 12 4 0 .750 479 360 , California Bowl MISLstandings took a puss from Anton Stustny and scored on a low period when he took Steve Shutt's pass from the North Stars 4, Bruins 2 (All Times EST) Thursday’s Results St. Louis 8 7 1 .531 374 428 At Fresno, Calif. North Stars 4. Bruins 2 New Jersey at Boston, 7:30 p.m. Orange Bowl Ciossic Phliadelphio 5 11 0 .313 233 322 Northern Illinois20, Fullerton State 13 drive from the slot. It was the Canadiens' first loss in corner and beat Bouchard on the stick side from the At Boston. Brian Bellows scored two of Minnesota's Eastern Division Phllodelphlo at Detroit, 7:35 p.m. Champlonslilp N y Giants 3 12 1 .219 267 347 Florida Citrus Bowl slot. four third-period goals to rally the North Stars. Milwaukee at Cleveland, 8:05 p.m. So. Atabama78,Oklohoma St. 72 W L Pet. GB Hannah needs surgery five games and evened their season record against Minnesota 0 0 4—6 Central At Orlando, Fla. New York at Atlanlo, 8:10 p.m. Consolotlon .562 347 286 Tennessee 30, Maryland 23 Cleveland 10 1 .910 — Quebec at 2-2. In other games, Philadelphia blanked New Jersey Boston ' ' O -J x-Detroit 9 7 0 San Antonio at Kansas City, 8:35 p.m. SE Loulslana69. Florida lnt'149 Green Boy 8 6 0 .500 429 439 Thursday’s Result Baltimore 7 5 .583 3Va FOXBORO. Muss. — Offensive guard John First period—1, Boston. Middleton 20 Washington at Chicago, 8:35 p.m. Rebel Roundup Pittsburgh 6 5 .545 4 (Pederson, Bouraue), 6:00. Penalties— Chicago .500 311 301 Hall of Fame Bowl Hannah will undergo surgery to repair a torn Denver at Utah, 9:30 p.m. Flrstround Minnesota .500 316 348 At Birminghom, Ala. Memphis 6 6 .500 4Va Plett, Min, 4:18; Richter, Min, molor, Golden Stpteat Los Angeles, 10:Mp.m. Nevada-Las Vegos74, So. Methodlst64 West Virginia 20, Kentucky 16 New York 6 7 .462 5 rotator cuff in his left shoulder and miss the NFL minor, 14:37; Glllls, Bos, molor, minor, Tampo Bay 2 14 .125 241 380 Phoenix at San Diego, 10:35 p.m. So.illlnols74,So.Methodlst56 West Friday, Dec. 23 Buffolo 4 9 .308 7 Pro Bowl game, the New" England Patriots said 14:37; Acton, Min, 15:51; Morkwart, Bos, Western Division Houston at Portland, 10:35 p.m. UAB Classic x-San Fran. 10 6 .625 432 293 Holiday Bowl Kent Tekulve re-signs with Pittsburgh 18:33. Flrstround Kansas City 7 3 .7M — At San Diego Thursday, Second period—2, Boston, Krushel- Saturday's Games y-LA Rams 9 7 .562 361 344 Hannah will undergo surgery Tuesday n(ght at No Games Scheduled Ala.-Birmlngham64,Valparolso49 New Orleans .500 319 337 Brigham Young (10-1) vs. Missouri (7- Wichita ^ ^ ^ 1 Vlllonova69, SamfordS5 4), 9 p.m. Los Angeles 5 5 .500 2 ?5’(*Pederson, Glllls), 9:09. P e n a ltie s Atlanta 7 9 .438 370 389 Massachusetts General Hospital. He ha.s'been PITTSBURGH (U PI) — Kent Tekulve talked with year but does have "some things hinging on some Tekulve has appeared in 647 gamessince joining the East x-division champion Saturday, Dec. 24 St. Louis 5 6 .454 2'/2 Maxwell, Min, 5:00; Broten, Min, 5:00; Rockets 116. Sonics 112 Boston U. 74, Hartford62 Sun Bowl Phoenix 4 7 3’/a plagued by discomfort in the shoulder since the 13 teams us the second-most popular player in things that.happen in the first three years." Pirates in 1974, His lifetime record is 67-52 with 145 CIccarelll, Min, minor, game miscon- v-wild card winner Canlsius70,Falrfleld65(ot) Monday's Result At El Paso, Texas Tacoma 3 11 .214 6 middle of the season, the Patriots said. baseball's freerugent draft this year, but in his mind " I negotiated with the Pirates up to the draft,", saves and a 2.63 ERA. In 1983, he was 7-5 with 18 saves duct, Fordhom74, Seton Hall67 Southern Methodist (10-1) vs. Alabama Thursday's Result 5:00; Morkwart, Bos, 5:00; Mllburv, Bos, San Francisco 42, Dallas 17 there was only one place he really wanted to play. Tekulve said. "Then there was a break — a long break and a 1.64 ERA In 76 appearances, HOUSTON (114) HolyCross71,Manhattan62(ot) (regular season ends) (7-4), 3 p.m. Los Angeles 5, Pittsburgh 3 5:00; Hartsburg,Mln,6:39; Mllburv,Bos, C. Jones 38 48 10, Reid 8-18 08 16, MossachusetlesAtMarlst.Ppd. Monday, Dec. 26 Friday's Games So when Harding Peterson, the Pittsburgh Pirates — so I could see where I stood in terms of what the Peterson .said the signing of Tekulve did not end the 12:05; Acton, Min, 14:38; Lapointe, Bos, Sampson 2-12 28 6, Ford 4-6 1-1 9, Llovd NY Tech6S, Indiana (Pa) 46 Aloho Bowl (AM Times EST) executive vice president, announced Thursday that other teams that drafted me had to offer. Pirates' effort to land free- agent relief star Rich 14:38. 14-25 6-10 34, Ballev 5-7 9-9 19, E. Haves St. Peter's(N J) 86, Howord48 At Honolulu, Hawaii Clevelond at Buffalo, 6:05 p.m. BU trips Hartford Third period—3, Minnesota, Bellows 18 1- 2 38 5, Leaven 2-5 38 7, R. McCray 4-7 Penn State (7-4-1) vs. Washington (8-3). Kansas City at Wichita, 8:35 p.m. his team had re-signed the skinny, bespectacled relief "But once we got down to the hard-core talks, it was Gossage, who said earlier this week he would not (Hartsburg, Acton),15:56. 4, Minnesota, W.Virginia 77,Seattle60 2- 2 10. Totals 43-90 30-38 116. South NFLPlayoffs 8 p.m. New York at St. Louis, 8:35p.m. BOSTON — Gary Plummer scored 23 points ace, he was actually speaking for both sides. never really outside of Pittsburgh." return to the New York Yankees, Llndgren 2 (M aruk), 10:46.5, MInnesoto, SEATTLE 012) Thursdaay, Dec. 29 Pittsburgh at Phoenix,9:35p.m. Bellows 19 (Giles, Lawton), 11:00, 6. Chambers 7-18 9-13 23, Vranes 6-11 2-3 Auburn 73, Mississippi St. 55 and pulled down 14 rebounds Thursday night, "Only once in my life did I have the feeling I had DeitaSt.72,Ala.-Huntsvllle63 Liberty Bowl Saturday's Games Giles . 5 (M aruk), 12:32. Penalties— 14, SIkma 9-24 8-11 26, Williams 5-16 0-2 Wild Card Games At Memphis, Tenn. No Games Scheduled lifting Boston University to a 74-62 victory over when this thing finally came to an end," said Tekulve, O'RelMv, Bos, 4:26; Napier, Min, 4:26; E.Tennessee 70, N.C.*Greensboro53 Saturday, Dec. 24 10, Wood 7-19 9-11 23, King 4-9 0 8 8, Marshall77,Clnclnnatl50 Boston College (9-2) vs. Notre Dame Hartford. 37. "That was after the last game of the 1979 World Mllburv. Bos, 4:26; Llndgren, Min, 8:51; Brown 18 2-2 4, S. Haves 1-1 0-1 2, Denver at Seattle, 4 p.m. (6-5), 8:30 p.m. Morkwart, Bos, 11:19; Ashton, Min, Xavier (La) 70. Plttsburg57 Mondoy, Dec. 26 The Terriers, 3-3, broke a three-game losing Series (which the Pirates won with Tekulye on the Hawes 1-1 08 2. Totals 41-102 3083 112. Midwest Friday, Dec. 30 11:19; Hartsburg, Min, 16:38. Houston 32 33 22 29—116 Los Angeles Roms of Dallas, 2:30p.m. Gator Bowl streak. Hartford dropped to 1-5. mound). I'm ecstatic. ^ Coventry stays unbeaten Shots on goal— Minnesota 10-10-10— BowllngGreen121,LakeSuperlor79 Divisional playoffs Seattle 31 30 2615-112 At Jacksonville, Flo. Cent. Michigan 100, Flagler 64 Saturday, Dec. 31 and Sunday, Jan. 1 "Through the whole negotiations, my bottom line 30. Fouled out— Ballev. Total tools— Cleveland St. 63, Detroit 56 Iowa (9-2) vs. Florida (8-2-1), 6 p.m. Transactions Boston 12-7-8—27. Houston 32, Seattle 24. Rebounds— AFC was 1 wanted to stay here. It was just a matter of STORRS — Coventry High basketball team used with 13 points each, Steve Lewis had to. Lewis and Creighton 70, Nebraska-Omaha62 Peach Bowl Goalies— Minnesota, Meloche. Bos­ Houston 56 (Sampson 18), Seattle 52 Denver-Seattle winner at Miami At Atlanta •••••••••••••••••••••• getting to a figure I felt comfortable with." Dayton89, Miami (Ohio) 79 Pittsburgh at Los Angeles Raiders Canislus dumps Fairfield pressure defense to force numerous E.O. Smith LaFerriere each pulled down II rebounds. ton, (SIkma 14). Assists—Houston 30 (Ford9), DePaul68. Purdue61 Florida State (6-5) vs. North Carolina Peeters. A—13413. Seattle28 (Williams 13). A—8,953. NFC As Pirates Manager Chuck Tanner put it. "I'll tell turnovers and post a 50-31 victory here Thursday Coventry's next game is at Portland on Tuesday Evonsvllle70,NewOrleans60 (8-3), 3 p.m. Bazebatl If Dollos wins wild card Saturday, Dec. 31 BUFFALO, N.Y. - Ray Hull scored 6 of his 21 you one thing about Teke: He belongs to the night. Jan. 3. Grove City 73, Findlay 66 Detroit at Washington and Dallos at American League — Named PhvlUs Heidelberg91,RloGrande79 Bluebonnet Bowl Mertilgedlrectorotpubllcrelalions. points in overtime Thursday night and Cunisius Bluck-and-Gold. He ju.st wouldn't look good in any The win improved Coventry's record to 4-0. Smith is Son Francisco At Houston IllinolsSt.67, Northern Iowa46 If Dallos loses wild card Pittsburgh — Signed reliever Kent downed Fairfield 70-65. uniform but a Pirate uniform." winless in three starts. COVENTRY (50) — LaFerriere 4-5-13, Lewis3-4-10 Minnesota 78, No. Dakota73 Baylor (7-3-1) vs. Oklahoma State (7-4). Tekulve to a 4-vear controcl. Los Angeles at Washington and Detroit 8 p.m. College Hull was backed by Mike Smrek with 19 points All of Tekulve's 15 years in professional baseball Mark Berkowitz had eight steals as the Patriot Harris 1-1-3, Berkowitz 5-3-13, R. Seymour 2-4-fi’ Calendar Missouri]^, MIdilgan St. 66 at San Francisco Radio, TV Ohio St. 79, Kansas 74 Mondoy, Jan. 2 Arkansas - Named Ken Hatlleld and 14 rebounds and Robert Turner with 12 points have been .spent in the Pittsburgh organization. He press proved too much for Smith. The press began to Sunday, Jan. 8 Cotton Bowl Morris 0-1-1, Kornfeld 0-2-2, Thalacker 0-0-0, Kyle •••••••••••••••••••••* Temple78, Wichita St.73 football coach. to o as Cunisius improved its record to 5-3. Tony said his new contract should keep him there lour more AFC and NFC championships At Dallas take its toll on Smith in the second quarter when the Breault 0-0-0, Walsh 0-0-0. Totals 15-20-.50, W. Michigan 74, Northwood60 Sunday, Jan. 22 Minnesota - .hn ,nnrh FRIDAY Southwest Texas (11-0) vs. Georgia (9-1-1), 1:30 5-vccir contract as football coach. George led Fairfield with 26 points. Jerry years, orHfttil he is "very close to decrepit. " Patriots outscored their opponents, 15-5, to take a 22-9 E.O. SMITH (31) - D. Hess 1-2-4, Gidman 2-2-6 TONIGHT At Tampa, Flo. p.m. 7:15 Whalers vs. North Stars, W TIC Basketball New Mexico57, New Mexico St. 51 Super Bowl X V III, 4:30 p.m. Johnson added 14 and Put Yerina had 10 as the No salary terms were divulged, but the Pittsburgh lead at the half. Coventry upped its lead to 38-19 after Lambert 0-0-0, Dugan 3-0-6, Rychling 1-0-2. Specyalski Bolton at Tollond, 7:45 West Fiesta Bowl Football 7:30 Celtics vs. Nets, Channel 9, Sunday, Jan. 29 At Phoenix, Ariz. Denvci (NFU — Activated quarter- Slags, 1-7, suffered their fifth straight loss. Press reporicd the |)a( t to be worth nearly $4 million. three quarters. 2-0-4, Fairbanks 1-0-2, Stauder 1-0-2, Hopson 1-2-4, T. SportsChannel, W INF Ice Hockey Californla60, SontoClara52(ot) At Honolulu East Catholic v t. Rockville at Bolton Fresno St.BI.SW Louislana66 Ohio State (8-3) vs. Pittsburgh to M ). bark Sluvu " ".uberg. Peterson said the fonnh year is not the usual option Berkowitz and Brett LaFerriere led the Patriots Hess 0-0-0, Bennett 0-1-1. Totals 12-7-31. 9:00 College football: Brigham Pro Bowl, 4 p.m. 1:30 p.m. Young vs. Missouri, Channel 11, ESPN Ice Palace, 9:15 St.5f '^ndoSt S8tot) 18 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday, Dec. 23, 1983 MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday, Dot 23. 1983 - 19 Classified.. 643-2711 LOOK FOR THE STARS... ★ Notices Business Oppartunitles .. .22 Store/Ottice Space .. Household Goods ...... 62 Situation W anted ...... 23 Resort Property ...... Misc. tor Sale ...... 63 Rates For advertisements to be Look for the CLASSIFIED ADS with STARS: stars help you get L o s t/F o u n d ...... 01 E m p lo y m e n t In fo ...... 24 MIsc. for Rent...... Home and Gorden ...... 64 Minimum Charge: published Monday, the dead­ P e rso n a ls...... 02 Instruction ...... 25 Wanted to Rent...... Pets ...... 65 S2.25 for one day line ls^:30 p.m. on Friday. A n n o u n c e m e n ts ...... 03 Roommates Wanted . Musical Item s ...... 66 P e r W o rd : better results. Put a star on your ad and see what a A u c tio n s ...... 04 Real Estate Recreational Item s ...... 67 1-2 d a y s ...... 15« Read Your Ad Services A n tia u e s ...... 68 3-5 d a y s ...... 14« Homes for Sale ...... 31 Tag S a le s ...... 69 6 d a y s ...... 13c Classified advertisements ore taken by telephone as a Financial Condominiums ...... 32 Services O ffered ...... Wanted to Buy ...... 70 26 d a y s ...... 12c difference it mokes. Telephone 643-2711, AAondoy-Fridoy, convenience. M o rto a o e s ...... 11 Lots/Land tor Sale ...... 33 Paintino/Papering.. H a p p y Ads: The Manchester Herald is Personal Loans ...... 12 Investment Property ...... 34 Building/Contracting $3.00 per column Inch responsible only tor one Incor­ In su ra n ce ...... 13 Business Property ...... 35 RoofIng/SIdIng ...... 8:30 g.m. to 5:00 p.m. rect Insertion and then only Wanted to Borrow ...... j .. 14 Resort Property .., ...... 36 Heoting/Plumbing.... Automotive Deadlines F lo o r in g ...... for the size of the orlglnol Cars/Trucks for Sale ...... 71 For classified advertise­ Income Tax Service ., Motorcycles/BIcycles ___72 Insertion. ments to be published Tues­ MIk . for Sole 63 Cors/Trudcs for Sole 71 Employment Rentals Services W anted ...... Rec Vehicles ...... 73 E rro rs which do not lessen day through Saturday, the PUBLISHER'S NOTICE Rooms for Rent ...... 41 Auto Services ...... 74 the value of theadvertlsem ent & Education Apartments for Rent ...... 42 For Sale deadline Is'noon on the day will not be corrected by an Autos for Rent/Lease ...... 75 CROSS COUNTRY SKIS 1981 FORD FAIRMONT Help Wanted ...... 21 before publication. additional Insertion. Homes for Rent ...... 43 Holidav/Seasonai..,. .61 Misc. Automotive ...... 76 — 5 pair with boots, $40 WAGON — 6 cylin d e r, EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY each. Flexible Flyer Sled, AC/Crulse, automatic, All reelMlateadvertltwl In thi* n*w*p*p*r I* iub|*ct tothiFe- $10. Humldlfler,S30. Atari power steering, power dvel Feir Houdng Act ot teee whicti mtkmn ill*g*l to advenite 2600, 16 cartrid g e s, $125. brakes, snows. Excellent any preleranoa. Iltniletlon. or OKcrimlnMwn bM*d on rtc*. Coll 643-9922. condition. $4500. Call 742- Notices Help Wanted 21 Help Wanted 21 Rentals color, religion, aox or neilonat origin, or an mtaniion to maXaany 9612. auch pralaranoa, limitation or ditcnminaiion Thi* newspaper G.E. ELECTRIC TOAS­ will not knowingly acoapi any advartiiamant lor real aslala which TER O V E N — New condi­ la In vIolMlon ot tba law. 197SDATSUN PICKUP — tion. Two years old. $16. Long bed. Rebuilt engine. 41 Lost/Found 01 Rooms for Rent Call 647-1561. New paint. With cap. RN'S $1550. 232-9487. VITANVIKI 2 INTENSIVE CARE UNIT HOUSEPLANTS, many REWARD IF FOUND — Immediate full time openirjg on our 2nd (3-11pm) and GENTLEMAN PRE­ HaoflnB/PlumMno SS M Itc. for Sale varieties. $2.50. Special 1975 FORD GRANADA University Scarf - Royal 3rd (11pm-7am) shift, in our challenging Intensive care FERRED. $50.00 weekly. price. Must sell. Private GHIA — $1400. Good con­ 2 blue and gold with emb­ unit Prior experience In Intensive care nursing Is not 646-2000. Christmas Giift Guide home. Coll 649-6486. d itio n . Call 646-6615. lem Initials R.A. Call required. We will train qualified RN's. Our complete be­ 623-5285. nefit package includes In-service training, tuition reim­ FULL KITCHEN and FOGARTY BROTHERS SEASONED OAK FIRE­ ROUND STAINLESS 1974 FORD MAVERICK bursement and FREE PARKING - lor more information Both Privileges. Security — Bathroom remodel­ WOOD — For deliveries STEEL SINK — 12" di­ — 6 cylinder, automatic. or to arrange for a personal Interview please contact ing; Installation water coll George Gritting, An­ ameter. Never used. For LOST DIAMOND PEND­ Personnel department, at 647-4710 deposit required. Park­ New tires, new paint. Low ANT — Oval shaped. ing. Call between 8am heaters, garbage dispo­ dover, 742-7886. Home or boat. $15. Coll m ileage. $850. Call 232- MANCHESTER MEMORIAL HOSPITAL A COUNTRY sals; faucet repairs. 649- 647-8372. o Parking lot. Center of and 12 noon, 643-2659. TYPEWRITERS 9487. O 3 71 Haynes Street METAL DETECTORS 7657. VIsa/MosterCord DELIVERING RICH Manchester. Reward. Manchester, CT 06040 CHRISTMAS YALE TYPEWRITER SER­ CHRISTMAS SPECIALS on accepted. LOAM - 5 yards, $60.00 3 Call 633-9797. EOE , M/F COUNTRY CHRISTMAS VICE — Typewriters Re­ TWO RUGS — Square, 9 x 1973 SUPER BEETLE — METAL DETECTORS by Plus tax. Washed sand, Has arrived at the CRAFTS­ built. Portable Typewriters, 12, $75. Braided rug - blue, Yellow with black trim, White. CONNECTICUT stone, trap rock, and LOST — Autumn Street MEN'S GALLERY. Stained from $35. Sales and Service. red, white, $200. Both very good condition. Apartments for Rent 42 VALLEY COIN COMPANY, gravel. 643-9504. area. 3 months old TYPIST/RECEPTION- glass chandeliers, copper- Typewriter and Adding Ma- ^ hove podding. Call 649- Many new parts. $1500. NEW SPAPER 805 M a in Street. 643-6295. Flooring 1188. orange kitten. Pink col­ IST — Manchester, Mon­ ware, country baskets, sten­ chines. 41 Purnell Place, Call 649-6801. CARRIER NEEDED Open 9am - 11am, 12pm - la r w ith b e ll. Call643-5064. day thru Friday, 9am ta ciled cheese boxes, theo­ M anchester. 649-4986. ^ p m , Monday thru SEWING MACHINE In 5pm. Call 646-0505. in Monchtstgr MANCHESTER-One, two rems, wool geese, etc., etc., ***** 1982 CHEVY CAVALIER JAULTl- S aturday. very good condition, $38. Coll a n d three bedroom etc. 58 Cooper Street, 647- FLOORSANOING — — Excellent condition! * * * * * STOtEO SPECIAUST ALUMINUM SHEETS Call before 10am or otter Employment RELIABLE MAN ta apartments. Heat and hot 8161. Floors like new. Special­ Very economical and rel­ V lT A fM M S shavel snaw this winter. 647-9946 w ater. $400, $440, $495. JEWELERS ***** J.B. ELECTRONICS — izing In older floors, natu­ used as printing plates — 6pm, 649-9429. iable. Coll 646-7429. Locatlan near Parker Coll 649-4800. BRAY'S JEWELRY STORE ANTIQUES Where the Professionals ral ond stained floors. No .007" thick, 23 X 24". SOC ••••••••••••••••••••••• and East Middle Turn­ — 737 M a in S treet, M anches­ buy their stereo equipment waxing anymore. John each, o r 5 to r $2.00. Phone 1976 HONDA CIVIC — & Education FURNITURE, STERLING, pike. Call 646-0078. MANCHESTER — Three ter. Specializing In Seiko, and accessories. Discount V e rfa llle . Coll 646-5750. 643-2711. They MUST be Pets 65 Standard, 4 new radial TOYS, Country Items and A room heated apartments. Pulsar, Timex and Kre- pricing on cash and carry Picked up before tires. $1200, negotiable. Wide Selection of Accesso­ No appliances. Security. mentz watches. Also tine Items. Call Jack Bertrand, 11:00a.m. only. Coll 647-1561. Help Wanted 21 IMMEDIATE OPEN- ries at GATHERINGS & INGS for part time house- Phone 646-2426, 9 to 5 lewelry and Hummel Figu­ 643-1262. SCHIPPERKE PUPPIES GAL/GUY FRIDAY ANTIQUE ACCENTS, 433 weekdays. rines. "W e Service What We Flooring — 7 weeks, males/fe- c le a n ln g In the Wanted for mortgage of­ Main Street. ------moles, first shots. For Misc. Automotive 76 SALESPERSON — Full Glastonbury area. We fice In Vernon. M ust have S e ll" 643-5617. KITCHEN/BATH VlT. FOUR ROOM APART­ further Information coll VlT. time. Experienced. Ma­ otter flexible hours and same secretarial skills, MENT — No appliances. ACCESSORIES EXCELLENT QUALITY 643-0658. ture. Apply: Marlow's, good hourly rates. Call be enthusiastic and enloy L E T T H E DIAMOND PLOORSANDING — c c $240 per month, plus u tili­ FLORISTS SHOP UNIQUE KITCHEN & SEASONED HARD­ MAN'S 26" regular bicy­ In c . 867 M a in , M aid To O rder, 659-2953. working with people. Call SHOWCASE at the Man­ Floors like new. Special­ ties, $300 Security dep­ CHRISTMAS PLANTS, BATH — 38 Oak Street, WOOD — Oak - Maple - cle. $20. Call 646-7636. Manchester. Phyllis Lawrence, 875- chester Parkade help you izing In older floors, natu­ Hickory. $8S/cord. Two COOKS — Short order or osit. No pets. Phone 643- CENTERPIECES, Holiday Manchester for Wonderful 5594. solve those gift problems. Gifts for All Those Special ral and stained floors. No cord minimum. Cut, split Recreational Homs 67 pizza man, and dis­ 4751,4 to 8pm. Rose Special and Christmas waxing anymore. John TWO SNOW TIRES on the COLLEGE STUDENTS They have a complete selec­ Parties. KRAUSE FLOR­ People. 646-9696. and delivered. Call 649- — Large firm must fill hwashers. Experience re­ V e rfa llle . Call 646-5750. rim s, 78 X 14. $25 fo r the MANCHESTER — Im­ tion of fine lewelry which Is IST, 621 Hartford Rood, 1831 anytim e. pair. Phone 643-8678. several semester break quired. Days and nights. very reasonably priced. The ***** Apply In persan: Anto­ maculate two bedroom 643-9559. SMALL SLED — 42" openings. Start at S6.85 DIAMOND SHOWCASE has KIDS STUFF 12” G.E. TV — Black and nio's, 956 Main Street, apartments. In two fam­ long. Very good condi­ TIRES — 2 DR 78-14 w/w per hour. If desired, posi­ SOMEONE TO DO Iron­ been helping people with gift KID S S TU FF (Lo ca te d In Holiday/SeoeofMl 61 white. AC/DC with 0 lig h ­ Manchester. ily house. Immediate oc­ tion. $9. Coll 649-7779. on rim s. $75. Coll 643-5347 tion con become part ing in my home. Good Ideas tor 26 Christmases. Trader World) — (Used) te r cord. Bought 11/82. cupancy. Appliances, PENTLAND FLORIST — after 3pm, tires like new. time on a flexible sche­ h ourly wage. Cal 1649-2094 DIAMOND SHOWCASE, Clothes, toys, equipment. aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa*## Retails for over $100, w ill PERK VP TOUR PBOFITS... garage, large basement. Vfslt Us For All Your Holi­ LANGE FOAM-FLO dule when classes re­ DENTAL ASSISTANT — afte r 5pm. Manchester Parkade. 646- Bought and Sold. 397 Tol­ sell fo r $60 F irm . 646-7473. Manchester. Expe­ In quiet, residential day Needs. See Our Choice BEADED DOLLS and buckle ski boots. Men's ALMOST FREE TIRES; w ith tlie Items you sell in tlie D sume. Interview now be­ 0012. neighborhood. $475 Selection, 24 Birch Street - land Turnpike, Manchester, (niscellaneous Christmas Four steel summer ro- fore exams, begin work rienced. Four handed. DRIVER tar a laundry size 9 m edium . $60. Coll month, plus low utilities. 643-6247. "P le a s in g Y ou Is 500 ft. west of Howord ornaments for sole, price END ROLLS — 27Vj 643-2880. dlols; size P195/75/14; after Christmas. Please Expanded duties. Excel­ route. Tuesdays and Call 643-4589. Our Pleasure" Johnsons. Coll 871-7177 for range, $5 and up. Coll w idth, .25<; 13:Vk w idth - 2 5000 miles tread left; $24 call LIn at 721-0349,3pm to lent working team and Thursdays, permanent TV/STEREOS Classifieds. hours. Antiaues Still Bought a fte r 6pm, 649-5072. for .2M. MUST be picked tor set of four. Coll 7pm only. atmosphere. Your talent position. Call 646-2246. SHOP AL SIEFFERTS AP­ and Sold. EAST HARTFORD — up at the Manchester 649-0832. and experience will be PLIANCES — 445 Hartford Furnished apartment. PARK HILL JOYCE Herald office BEFORE Antiques appreciated. Dr. Freed­ FULL TIME TELLER — Road, M a n ch e ste r, 647-9997. Two room efficiency for FLOWER SHOP — Fancy Hootaliold Goods 62 11AM O NLY. TWO GR78-14 Snow Tires, man, 643-0011. Will train. Monday thru SUPER SANTA SALE! Vi­ FLORIST DESIGNER — older gentleman. All util­ fruit baskets. Boxwood mounted on GM rims. E Area florist will have an Thursday, 8:30 to 5pm, deo Tape Recorders, TV's, ities, shore a both. $70 Trees - All Your Christmas TOOLS ARTIFICIAL S IL V E R WANTED ANTIQUES: Tires worn. $25. Coll 643- opening for a full or part A MATURE PART TIME Friday 8:30 to 7pm, occa­ Stereo's, Washers, Dryers, SECRETARY/ASSIST- w eekly. Call 643-6712. Decorating Needs! 36 Oak SHOP BLISH HARDWARE, CHRISTMAS TREE with Early Victorian, Oak, 2587. E sional Saturday. Apply in Refrigerators, Freezers, USED REFRIGERA­ time designer. Give pre­ Street. 649-0791. 793 Main Street tor the electric revolving color 1920'sond miscellaneous. vious experience In de­ ANT to life insurance person to: M arilyn Eden, M U C H M O R E ! TORS, WASHERS, agent. Run office, ar­ M ANCHESTER — Newer Do-lt-Yourselter. Complete Ranges - clean, guaran­ stand, co ll 649-1908. Please ca ll 643-8709. tail. Write Flowers Inc., South Windsor Bank. 8, * * « * * range appointments by Trust, 959 Sullivan oversized three bedroom line of tools. Open Dally, teed, parts and service. P.O. Box 1664, Manches­ CENTER PIECES, FRUIT CABBAGE PATCH telephone. Monday thru Avenue, South Windsor, duplex. 1'/j baths. Ap­ FRUIT BASKETS 8:30am to 5:30pm, and Low prices. B.O. Pearl & ANTIQUES AND ter, CT 06040. BASKETS, Flowering DOLLSS — Best otter. Friday, 8am to 2pm. between 9 and 11am. pliances. Air condition­ FANCY FRUIT BASKETS Thursday Evenings til 9pm - Son, 649 Main Street, COLLECTIBLES- Will Plants for Your Holiday Coll 649-7265. Good hourly rate with EOE. ing. Large deck. $595 — Qtder early. Also Wicker For The Holidays. 643-4121. 643-2171. purchase outright or sell Needs. BROWN'S FLOW­ PHONE bonus arrangement. Call monthly, plus utilities. ltemsTV20% oft all wicker. on commission. Houselot C 721-9349 to arrange inter­ Security. No pets. Coll PERO FRUIT STAND - 276 ERS, INC. 163 Main Street, or single piece. Tele­ FULL TIME TELLER — EXECUTIVE DESK — 646-0618. M an ch e ste r, 643-8455. phone 644-8962. AREA ADVISORS view appointment. Will train. Monday thru Oakland Street, Manches­ Oak with venler top for C te r, 643-6384. NEEDED In Manchester Thursday, 8:30 to 5pm, ***** sole, $99. Phone 643-9945. BABYSITTER — Our SPACIOUS THREE BED- RENTAL CENTER Tree of Life to deliver to our carriers. Friday 8:30 to 7pm, oc­ home or yours. One ROOM DUPLEX — CAMERAS TAYLOR RENTAL CEN-*-^ Call 647-9946 between 9am cassional Saturday. happy girl, age one year. Apply In person to: Ma­ Large basement and FOR SALE ... Canon FD TER — 155 Center Street, Automotive and 11am. GIFT SHIRTS Manchester. 643-2496.' 3 to 5 days, 2:30 to 5:30. rilyn Eden, South Wind­ attic. Appliances and 135mm t/3.5 lens, $70; Canon Little Charmer hook-ups. Private drive PERSONAL TEE — Person­ FD2X Type A Extender, $90. RENTS: Glassware, China, Call 647-9775. sor Bank 8, Trust, 959 alized Fun and Sportswear. and garage. Yard. Quiet Both In Excellent Condition, Silverware, Linens, All 643-2711 Sullivan Avenue, South Cors/Trucks for Sole 71: area. Children accepted. Great Gifts For Christmas. used very little. Call 643-2711 Your Speclol Needs For Windsor, between 9 and NEW ADDRESS: 825 MAIN PART TIME 11am, EOE. $465 plus utilities. Coll between 9am and 4pm, ask Holiday Entertaining. 643-1903. STREET, Manchester. 646- fo r M a rk . M ECHANIC — New Ford Mature person to answer 3339. 1974 TOYOTA CORONA dealer needs qualified telephone. Minimal book­ keeping skills required. 3 TWO BEDROOM TOWN- — 4 door, 4 speed. Body Phone auto mechanic. Expe­ Business Opportunities 22 good shape, runs well, rience necessary. Full evenings and Saturday. HOUSE — Applionced FOR ASSISTANCE Top hourly wage. Open­ kitchen, I'/s baths, full new engine parts. $2000or benefit package. Salary ing available Immedia­ best offer. Call 646-9589 dependent on expe­ basement. Peterman 643-2711 tely. Call Al Sleffert Jr. for COOKS — Short order or Realty. 649-9404, 647-1340. after 4pm, ask for Mark. rience. Apply In person at personal interview. pizza man, and dis­ : Superior Auto, Route 6, hwashers. Experience re­ Colum bia, CT. 647-9997 COVENTRY — Newly quired. Days and nights. renovated large three NOTICE IN PLACING YOUR AD A pply In person: A n to ­ PUBLIC HEARING room apartment. Coll BOARD OF DIRECTOR5 nio's, 956 Main Street, 742-6858. TOWN OF MANCHE$TER, CONNECTICUT CELEBRITY CIPHER Manchester. PANEL Notice Is hereby given that the Board of Directors, Town of Celebrity Cipher cryptograms are created from quotations by famous people, past Apartments lor Rent 42 Store/OHlce Space 44 services Offered SI Building/Contracting 53~> Manchester, Connecticut, will hold o Public Hearing at the and present Each letter In the cipher stands for another. Today's clue: Eoquals C MANCHESTER — Three Lincoln Center Hearing Room, 494 Main Street, Manchester, bedroom duplex In newer Connecticut, on Tuesday, January 3, 1984 at 8:00 P.M. to by CONNIE W IENER ■V, consider and act on the following: Real Estate 2 family home. Includes MANCHESTER — Six appliances and wall to MANCHESTER — 243 BRICKS, BLOCKS, FARRAND REMODEL- - Proposed additional appropriation to General Fund — “ Q F K F ’T D KSOF Y KFEBAAFWM: room duplex tor rent. Miscellaneous Budget — Insurance Account *502 — ••••••••••••••••••■•••a Main Street. New brick, STONE — Concrete. ING — Cabinets, roofing, * wall carpeting. Heat not Centrally located. Refer­ $75,000.00 to be finonced by payment already received from included. $480 monthly. one level, professional Chimney repairs. No lob gutters, room additions, i" Community Development Corporation on the Bennet W F IF K VKDEJYEF JRB lYEFT DJ Homes fo r Sole 31 ences required. Adults office suites, with full too sm all. Coll 644-8356. decks, oil types ot remo- t Prolecl. Security and references oniV. Call for details, 2 required. Two children basement, separate fur­ deling and repairs. FREE J Proposed additional appropriation to General Fund — 2 649-9203, anytim e. Miscellaneous Budget — Tax Refunds — $62,675.94 to be B W E F ,” — JDOOSODQ NDWXQFDM. accepted. No pets. Coll nace and air. Abundance ODD JOBS, Trucking. estimates. Fully Insured. J financed from Fund Balance. of parking. Under con­ Home repairs. You name PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "Life is like a marathon — the race MANCHESTER — Four 643-7635. Telephone 643-6017, otte r I Proposed additional appropriation to General Fund — MANCHESTER — Three struction. Occupancy In It, we do It. Free esti­ Town Attorney — $4,000.00 to be financed from Fund doesn't begin until you've run sixteen miles. This helped me family. Good condition. 6pm, 647-8509. j bedroom, second floor M arch. 750, 1000 and 2000 mates. Insured. 643-0304. Balance. lace life's rugged highway." — Bruce Dern. Quiet street. Vacancy. MANCHESTER — Two apartment In newer two Proposed additional appropriation to Special Grants, Parking. Ed Word 8. square feet. Still time to DESIGN KITCHENS by * H 1983 by NEA. Inc. bedroom apartment, family. Fully carpeted. Fund61,1983-84ElderlvOutreach Prolect— Account *845— Friends, 236-4581, 523- centrally located. $350 customize. Coll: Donald SNOWPLOWING — J. P. Lewis. C a b in e ts ," $350.00 to be financed by donotlons already received. Appliances. Available Fish, 875-9647. Parking lots and drive­ vanities, tormico, Wilson"" Proposed additional appropriation to General Fund — 5525, month plus utlltles and Miscellaneous Budget — TRANSFER to Copital Improve­ January 1st. $525 plus ways. Call after 5pm, art, Corlon counter tops, 20x 16 3 by Larry Wright security. After 5pm, 643- utilities. Security. Refer­ ment Reserve Fund — $6,000.00 to be financed hy insurance ANDOVER — Cozy three M ike 649-0539, 649-6344. kitchen cabinet fronts, payment alreody received for repair of damage to the Olcotl 8753. ences. No pets. Coll 643- INCHES bedroom Ranch on huge complete woodworking Street Bridge. 3 5836. Proposed additional appropriation to General Fund — lot abutting forest. 2 cor service, custom mode ilanriiPHlrr EAST H AR TFO R D — 2nd Wanted to Rent Building Department — refund prior vear bulldlngpermlt— garage. 2 sliders, deck. furniture, colonial repro-_ floor, 5 rooms, $400 MANCHESTER — Excel­ 2 4 0 0 ^ , . S600.00 to be finonced from Fund Balance. Very quiet street. 20 min­ auctions In wood, 9 vorie- • — Proposed additional appropriation to General Fund_ monthly, no utilities. lent three room utes to Hartford. Coll WOULD YOU LIKE ties ot hardwood an(T"“ TRANSFER to Capital Improvement Reserve Fund 8 — A va ila b le January 1st. apartment. First floor, existing Account *1167 — Sidewalk Repairs — $50,000.00 to Roger H arw ell, 561-2930, SANTA To Visit Your veneers NOW IN STOCK Coll o tte r 6pm, 646-2579. stove, refrigerator, wall An heirloom panel in simple be financed by assessments against abutting property evenings 677-5857. The Child In YourHome? Call Coll 649-9658 or evenings, croas-Btitch-write in your 1363 owners. to wall. $315 plus utilities. l-S yr*. Beozlev Company. 4 ROOMS — Third floor. 646-0497 a fte r 6pm. 289-7010. family tree for a permanent To consider Amendments to o Resolution concerning the Coll 649-4003. WANT TO RENT IN deterrol of real property assessments In rehabilitation Heat, stove, refrigerator, record. MANCHESTER — 2-4 bay A sew-simple, pretty yoked areas. adults, no pets. $375. Se­ CHIMNEY SWEEP — CARPENTRY WORK — No. 2400 has transfer for Proposed Amendment to Ordinance — To amend Chapter facility with lifts and dress with matching cape Condominiums 32 curity and references. Hearth Side Chimney Alterations, new work 20 X 16-inch design: color 17 ot The Code ot Ordinances entitled, "TRAFFIC." compressor tor new cor are little charmers for her A copy of the Proposed Amendment to Ordinance mov be Coll o tte r 6om, 649-2236. Sweeps. Experienced and repairs. Call David, chart; full directions. Homes tor Rent 43 reconditioning. Coll Ken professionals, fully In­ wardrobe. seen In the Town Clerk's office during business hours. 643-8996. TO ORDER, Ita4 $2.00 for ttcb Proposed additional appropriation to Educatlonol Special Moturo or Lorry De- sured with the safety and No. 1363 with Photo- FOUR ROOM APART­ Rattara, plai SOf tor Raitaio iiH Prolects — Fund41 — Chapter 11 ECl A 1983-84— $18,570.00to MANCHESTER — New sondo, 649-1749. cleanliness of your home Guide is in Sizes I to 5 be financed by Stote Grant. MENT — Heat and ap­ LEON CIESZYNSKt““ kaaRllof. years. Size 2 dress, IV. HpralJi tw o bedroom town ... MANCHESTER — Large our p rio rity . Call 649-3442. BUILDER — New homes, ANNE UlOT Proposed additional appropriation to Educational Special houses, 1'/j baths, op- pliances. Off East Center. yards 45-inch; cape, IV* Prolects — Fund 41 — ROTC Computers, Chapter II — 4 bedroom contempor­ additions, remodeling, HiMiMilv NtfiM S/,500,00 to be financed by State Grant. pllonced kitchens, And­ $450. Coll 646-9608, days ONE OF THE surest ways yards. and 649-8920, nights. ary. $900 plus security, rec rooms, garages, kit­ IIM Avt. tf Amarkai Proposed additional appropriation to Educational Special erson windows, full base­ to find bargain buys Is to TO ORDER, isad $2.00 for tack Prolects — Fund 41 — Bentley Day Treotment Program — plus utilities. No pets. chens remodeled, ceil­ Ntw vert, NX 10031 attorn, Rlui $0f tor poitoEO and ments, $56,900. Peterman shop the classified ads M m Nant, AOirtit with zip $22,000.00 to be financed by tuition payments from D.W. Fish, 643-1591, 872- Services ings, both tile, dormers, fandllng. Realty, 649-9404 or 647- SIX ROOM DUPLEX — every day. cool WNl Sm* Nimibfr. out-ot-dlstrict participants. Wall to wall, stove and 9153. roofing. Residential or . 1 SPECIAL: Over 200 ae- SUEaURNETT Proposed additional appropriation to Educational Special 1340. com m ercial. 649-4291. Prolects — Fund 41 — existing Account *347 — dryer Included. Quiet lectioni mnd a FREE Handicapped 1983-04 — 818,140.00 to be financed by Stote Services Ottered 51 *********************** ., couple. No pets. $425 plus *********************** Palntlng/Papering 52 Pattern Section in the ilM Ast. oiamitlcii Grant. Ntw Tort, N.r. 100)1 J- Proposed additional appropriation to General Fund — Household vinegar Is on utilities. Available Janu­ Roofing/SIdIng $4" ALBUM. Just 93.00* Print Noma, AOOrtii with ZIP Store/Oftice Space 44 *********************** •••••••••••*•**••**•*** •OOIISAT93J9 EACH Boord of Education — ROTC Account — $40,000.00 to be e ffe ctive and inexpensive a ry 1st. Call 617-432-0810. CODE, Stylo Nsmttr inO S lit. financed by higher than expected tuition payments. ***********************. . •.Ut_eOUS~0M MS New. Hew J fabric sottner when REWEAVING BURN PAINTING AND PAPER New FASHION with To consider the acquisition from the Vernon Street *********************** te Srete theMi hew te mehe theM. added to the fin a l laundry MANCHESTER — Six HOLES — Zippers, um­ HANGING —Exterior B ID W E L L HOM E Im-T. » R.t30 — KIIPSAKE OUllTS. 34 Photo-Guide patterns in Corporation of Lot No. 16, Knollwood Subdivision, for no room duplex. Applian­ pieces m S aepMseeS NilSRS. all size ranses, has a consideration. rinse. Classified Is the 474 MAIN STREET — brellas repaired. Window and Interior, ceilings re­ orovemenf Company — • 134->UUMtElTIMI COVIRLETS - James F. Fogarty, Secretary ces. Security deposit and special Grace Cole Collec­ effective and Inexpensive Business office space. shades, venation blinds. paired. References, fully Roofing . siding, altera­ • • I I I — ROtl OUlLIt — Slrectleei tion for larger sizes; plus Board of Directors m Doted at Manchester, Connecticut this ISth day of wav to find a cash buyer references required. First floor, across from Keys. TV FOR RENT. Insured. Quality work. tions, additions. Some far 10 pieces S eppMiHe 2 BONUS Coupons! Available January 1st. number tor over 30years.- - ••fSO — THE NIMER — SIrKtieni December, 1983 for household Items you post office. Coll 646-2426, Marlow's, 867 Main Martin Maftsson, even­ fer 30 itemi la crKhel aaS hall. P ric e ____ $1.25. 048-12 £)lM3byNEA. Inc TM U S Pal A TM Off no longer use. 643-2711. $395. Call 643-8398. 9am-5pm weekdays. Street. 649-5221. ings 649-4431. 649-6495. ^0 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. Dec. 23, 1983

She said officials had no indication before this Business week of problems existing between the auditors Debit cards replacing cash and the company. In Brief At issue is a 1981 management accounting WASHINGTON (UPI) - If equate the automatic payment The one-stop shopping concepl decision that classified $4.5 million tooling bunks get their way plastic money system to George Orwell's grim has been instituted In several purchases as capital expenditures. could take the place of cash by the predictions of totalitarian control clothing stores and food chains Gas company cuts prices With its resignation, Ernst & Whinney also year 2000, but critics say the in "1984." across the country — from Califor­ withdrew its opinion from the company's 1981 and bankers' dream may become a "From the consumer's perspec­ nia to the Midwestern cities of NEW HAVEN — TheSouthernConnecticutGas 1982 financial statements. tive, cash is widely accepted and Chicago and Des Moines and Co. is dropping its natrual gas prices by 3.5 consumer nightmare. U.S. Surigical, traded over the counter, closed Competition among banks has anonymous," says Murk Leymus- recently at Publix Supermarkets 1 percent because one of its pipeline gas suppliers at 14% Tuesday, down from Monday's midday ter, an attorney for the National cut its rates to the company. increased since the administration in Florida. closing when the company stopped trading. partially deregulated the financial Consumer Law Center in Boston, Bunks have selected regional The cut will drop the average monthly bill of Mass. markets us the first step for a Southern's residential home heating customers industry. Now bunks are vying for Brideport Hydraulic dividend customers by offering a technolog­ I.eymuster joined retailers and national system by 1990. Retail by $4.70. Right now customers pay $133.36 a bankers recently in a panel discus­ outlet executives and bankers on month, the company said. The lowered prices will ical substitute for cash — bank BRIDGEPORT — The directors of the debit cards. sion intended to iron out difficulties the East Coast have been meeting be reflected in January bills, the company said Bridgeport Hydraulic Co. have ddclared a today. Some stores already offer auto­ of instituting the system in Wa­ since h'ebruary to rremove the quarterly dividend of 46 cents per share on the matic bank teller machines that shington and the Middle Atlantic snugs in this complicated profit outstanding common stock of the company, customers use to withdraw cash states. scheme. Surgical stock tumbles payable January 13, 1984 to stockholders of and make deposits by using their Leymaster says retailers would "The problem is getting retail­ Cold and windy; Manchester, Conn. record January 6, 1984. bank cards. have access to "all sorts of ers to believe we are offering NORWALK — Stock in U.S. Surgical Corp. The dividend contiunes the record of THC and information" prompting "behav­ something of value," says Peter variable clouds Saturday, Dec. 24, 1983 tumbled Tuesday after the company announced The debit card concept takes this its predecessor company of uninterrupted one step further. Customers place ior profiles of their customers to Louderback, financial institutions — See page 2 Single copy: 254 its independent auditors, Ernst & Whinney had dividends dating back to 1890, and brings to $1.84 their curds and punch in their see what these people buy." market director for Peat, Marwick resigned over an accounting dispute. per share the total dividends declared in 1983. iJJanrIfpfitrr MrralJi secret identification code on a However, bunkers say the sys­ Mitchell & Co. of Short Hills. N.J„ "We are as surprised as the rest of the world.” THC is the parent company of Brideport device at a store register while a tem protects customers who may said Marianne Scipione, U.S. Surgical vice Hydraulic which seves in Fairfield, New Haven never have to carry large sums of president for corporate communications, of the cashier enters the purchase Louderback says some retailers and Litchfield counties in Connecticut and is the amount, which would be deducted cash again. It ul.so would reduce want to own the computer systems, resignation of the Big 8 accounting firm. nation's 10th largest investor-owned utility. directly from their bank accounts. the number of robberies at retail while others would rather have But some consumer advocates outlets, they say. bunks install their own muchiocis. Bitter cold 2 REAL ESTATE THIS WEEK grips most 2 of the U.S. 3 featuring.. By United Press International 4 Inhumane cold settled in Friday from Montana to Texas, etching records from state to state. Snow fell in Houston, the bottoms fell out of thermometers in VERNON Montana and the week's bitter weather left a death Check these features with this new U&R 6 Room Colonial built toll of more than 100. with you in mind. Forecasters said the coldest December weather in half a century would maintain its grip over the • All Large Rooms northern and eastern two-thirds of the nation through • Front to back Living Room the Christmas weekend.. Herald photos by Pinto Snow frosted an area extending from the Colorado • Fieldstone Fireplace Rockies to Texas and freezing rain along the Gulf' • Formal Dining Room Late shoppers make choices Coast forced the closing of the only roads connecting Galveston Island to the mainland. • Eat In Kitchen Bob Burbank of Bear Swamp Road, Andover, makes some late Light snow dusted parts of Houston, astonishing A DUTCH COLONIAL • Built-in Appliances Christmas shopping selections from among sporting goods. Keith even the most seasoned weather watchers in the Texas city. Just 5 years young and better than • 3 Large Bedrooms Dunham of South Windsor checks the reading material. Jonathan Rival, new! In a great area tool With 4 bed­ at 15 months, is too smart to get worn out making decisions, so he rests "This is extremely unusual,” said Steve Hamed, rooms, 2'h baths, 1st floor family room • Large Lot, City Utilities National Weather Service forecaster in Houston. "It in a shopping cart while his parents, Lynn and Jack Rival of East literally is impossible to be snowing today, but it is." with a fireplace. It has a front entry • Sun Deck, Glass Sliders Hartford, do the work. Alda Justo of Wethersfield and Dolores Perri of Record cold numbed the Dakotas, Montana, Idaho, porch and rear patio, 2-car garage with • Priced at only $89,000. Glastonbury look over telephones as gift possibilities. The shoppers Minnesota, Wisconsin, Wyoming, Colorado, Kansas, extra storage and a lower level family were at Caldor in Burr Corners Friday night. Illinois, Michigan, Nebraska, Missouri, Iowa and room. Don't miss this beauty. $115,000. parts of Texas. The nation's coldest spots included Elk Park, Mont., We can help you become a with an unofficial reading at 64-below zero. Wisdom, "IIEALE" PROFESSIONAL! U&R REALTY CO. Mont., at 55-below and Willston, N.D., at46-below. Elk Call 646-4525. and aak lor Oan. Park is located between Butte and Helena. "Elk Park has an unofficial reading because the D.F. REALE, INC. D 6 4 3 -2 6 9 2 thermometer used there at the (weather) station only Real Etiale 17S St.. HModwetsr, Ct. goes as low as 46-below.” said Rick Cundy, 646-4525 Robert D. Murdock, Realtor meterologist with the National Severe Storms ^ \ Forecast Center in Kansas Cit. "It could be even colder." "I hate to say it, but the central part of the United States is in for another cold night. It's going well below zero,” Cundy said. There were exceptions. Fort Lauderdale, Fla. E toasted in 84 degrees Friday. There also were benefits E — a spokesman for the National Safety Council optimistically said the cold weather could discourage 156 E Center St enough Christmas traveling to lower the predicted 300-400 traffic deaths nationally. Manchester At least 119 people died in the past week in because of the weather. A pre-dawn fire Friday ignited by people burning NUNCHESTER $57,500 Reducedl Great lor Ihoae just starting or retiring Tenderiy wood in a kitchen stove of their South Side bungalow to cared lor 4-room Rench in excellent condition This charming MANCHESTER Real Estate stave off 10-below temperatures killed six people, Low overhead in living in this lovely 2 bedroom Con­ ” En|ey life to th« fu lle s t" With this immaculate 3 bed­ C C home has a totally renovated bath, extra inaulation and a lot of including five children. At least 11 other people were style. Located in quiet residential area. Call our Manchester ol- dominium. New kitchen, new carpeting, very nice room Townhouse - baths - living room, dining ro<^. 646-2000 tice for more details. 643-4060 throughout. Also a 1 car garage. Centrally located eat in kitchen with appliances, large recreation room, injured in the blaze. Only $45,900. air conditioned. $71,900 In St. Louis, a 97-yold blind man died of exposure in his apartment two days after the Laclede Gas Co. allegedly refused to accept payment for overdue bills I totaling $886. Howard Spears, a retired postal worker, was found Thursda in an apartment warmed only by an electric heater "that wouldn't light a cigarette,” Seasonal Sharing Program police said. The cold "is going to last through Christmas, at least, maybe a little longer than that." said Paul Swope, deputy forecaster for the National Weather Service in Chicago, who blamed the cold snap that's NUNCHE5TER $92,900 MANCHESTER MAQC drive likely to exceed $20,000 gripped most of the nation on the primary jet stream Located in desirable Westwood! Impressive, energy>efficieni 7 Deluxe 3 bedroom Town House, Large kitchen and surging down from the Yukon. room Raised Ranch. This over-siied Ranch has 3 bedrooms, 3 family room area, spacious living room, 2Vi baths, full "The snow cover just keeps creating'its own cold. baths, family room with fireplace, full bath & laundry room, 2 basement, central air conditiening. Immediate occu­ Monchetter • New listing on Henry St. Qood sized. 6 hastily scheduled a second toy givea­ school social workers have tripled. sets of Glass sliders, one to deck, one to brick patio, 2-car gar- pancy. Asking $84,900. Bv Sarah E. Hall articles in the Manchester Herald.) There's not much modification to the air pattern.” he age andno aluminum sided exterior Many extras Call our Mai Rm Cape. 3 bedrooms, dining room, living room w/fire- "LARGE & ATTRACTIVE" Herald Reporter Mrs. Carr expects this year's money way for poor families today from 1 to 4 Mrs. Carr said. Earlier this week, she said. "The best advice is (for people) to stay indoors cheater office for an appointment 643-4060 place, screened porch. Bowers School Asking received a call from one of these social $69,900. 3'/2 room. First Floor Con­ donations will come close to last year's p.m. at the Manchester Mall. — only go out if they have to. They should wear several dominium. Fully applianced The Seasonal Sharing Program run total of $21,477. But gifts.of toys and "If there's been any drop in dona­ workers who told her of a four-member layers of clothing,” m by the Manche.ster Area Conlerence ol food arc up considerably. tions at all, there's been a drop in gifts family with just four slices of bread and Skies were mostly clear over New England, which FREE ll&R REALTY CO. r e a l t y w o r l d * — Frechetle Associates kitchen, new wall to wall. Well Churches will pul! in well over $20,000 for the elderly," Mrs. Carr said. At the three eggs left to eat. was digging out from a storm across that dumped up MARKET 49/ BucKland Road PO Boi 623 "We've got food all over," Mrs. Carr same time, she said. MACC is reaching The father of the family had been laid South Wtndsof CT 060/4 kept grounds. Owners anxi­ this year. to 8 inches of snow Thursday from Massachusetts to e v a l u a t io n 643-2692 said. "We did not have to order a single out to local elderly more than ever off from work and was reluctant to REAL ESTATE SERVICES Bus (203) 644 3481 ous! $41,900. "Community response has been just Maine. 223 Eatt Canlar St.. M ancfm tar S4>4060 Robert O. Murdock, Reattor REALTY WORLD. far A tfU^cnOewn, imwM .rxt boar.lM jJjg, incredible," Executive Director Nancy turkey this year." The church group before. complain of his financial problems. Carr said Friday. She had already plans to send out 332 Christmas food For example, the church group will Mrs. Carr said. counted donations oI $18,9'25. and baskets to needy families and individu­ deliver more than 30 hot dinners, expected the day's mail would hold at als, 45 more than hist year. complete with a gift and a Christmas She spoke of a new population of least another $l .000 in cash and checks. bouquet, to invalids and elderly across needy people, those who are in Christmas 1983 2 2 Money was not the only thing people IT'S BEEN a madhouse atmosphere town, financial trouble for the first time and donated to the annual appeal lor in the MACC offices. Mrs. Carr said, Mrs. Carr and her staff have been out don't know where to turn. Despite reports that unemployment is down, Town o MIc m : Closed Monday. D.W. FISH REALTY CO. holiday help to the town's needy. with donations of everything from buying nightgowns, slippers and other Slate and federal ofllcoe: Closed Monday. OF canned tuna to toy trucks still pouring gifts for 60 other senior citizens in MACC has seen no drop in the number A mother ol two who was sleeping on Post o MIc m : Regular mail delivery and ■ the Iloor got an apartment-lull of in. While she appreciates the gesture, convalescent homes. Local residents of people needing help, she said. 243 Main SI.. Manchester Vernon Circle, Vernon she said she wished people would give "adopted” eight of those people, but But she praised the efforts of people window hours today. There will be no window furniture. An old man who walks the service or mail delivery Monday. 643-1591 872-9153 streets by day will get new shoes and a earlier and save MACC the last-minute MACC officials had hoped they'd adopt like Sam and Phyllis Pierson of 57 cane, since someone sent in a blank scramble. more. Arvinc Place, who donated $2,500, to Libraries: Both Manchester libraries will be Ml I “ I I check to buy him whatever he needs. Deluged by donations of used toys bring a little holiday happiness into open from 9 am . to 5 p.m. today but will be lives that are generally sad. 4 3 MUM') MMM ft ■ (Both these people were featured in this week and last. MACC officials MACC REFERRALS from public closed on Monday. The Bentley Memorial Library in Bolton will be closed today but open on Monday. The Andover Public Library will be First Interview since Illness closed today and Moixlay. Schools: Public and parochial schools closed Friday and will reopen on Jan. 3. RalaNers: Most stores will be open today and Syria’s Assad doesn’t want confrontation many will be open on Monday. Most WESTERLY ST. PRIMER RD. supermarkets will be closed Monday. Banks: Most banks will be closed today. All itscll. Washington felt its interest!! were United States,” he said. ONLY 1 LEFT!! BRAND NEW 28'x50' PARIS (UPI) — Syrian President Assad's absence set off rumors banks will be closed Monday. Hafez Assad, complaining of a weak Assad's interview with the weekly menaced in Lebanon. "If it's to get the Liquor Liquor stores will be open today but Beautiful full dormered Cape Cod Raised Ranches being built similar Soviet Union out of Lebanon, the Soviet throughout the Arab world that he was ^ Tis the season for family ffatheringa. We'd like to help you gel a home heart but in apparent good health, said news magazine Le Point was his first clos^ Monday. with custom kitchen and bath, 2 bed­ to the above picture! 2 V2 baths, fire­ you d be proud for your children to return to ft>r years to come. These are with Western reporters since disap­ Union isn't there." he said, dead or dying. in an interview published Friday Syria But the two Le Point reporters, who Bars: Most bars will be open today and rooms, living room, full basement place, full family room, garages, truly two such homes. does not want a confrontation with the pearing from public view Nov. 12 for what the Syrian government said was "If there was any agreement be­ interviewed the 50-year-old Syrian Monday but closed on Sunday. United States but will fight to defend tween us and the Soviets to serve Soviet G a rb ^ : There will be no pickup on Monday plus the second flopr is unfinished deck and a great location near VERNON $129,900 an appendectomy. Western intelli­ president at his villa 9 miles outside so you can do at a later date! Hurry! Keeney St. school! 90's. MANCHESTER $109,900 gence sources said Assad suffered a interests in Lebanon,, why wouldn't we Damascus, said he looked well and in Manchester and Bolton. The dumps In already have carried it out? If we had a spoke and gestured without effort. Andover and Coventry will be open regular 60's ★ COMPLETE ic heart attack. plan to attack Israel from Lebanon, ★ CUSTOM BUILT While Assad did not identify his hours today but will be closed on Monday. This home is lacking nothing. 4 bed­ Inside Today "I do not wish to pursue this why wouldn't we already have done EitMrgency numtiers: In Manchester, emer­ 3 bedroom Ranch built by U&R. 2 baths, confrontation with the United States,” ailment, the reporters said they had the rooms, 2'/i baths, eat-in size kitchen it?" gency phone numbers are highway, 647-3233; dining room, family room with stone fi­ 20 pooes, 2 lections. Assad said. "But I have no choice. He stressed that Syrian troops went impression Assad was recovering from BLANCHARD & ROSSETTO, INC. plus formal dining room. Large 1st floor a heart ailment. refuse, 647-3248; sewer and water, 647-3111. In REALTORS replace with Fuego stove. Central air. "When the Americans bomb us we to Lebanon at the invitation of the family room with fireplace. Large lovely A d v ic*...... 13 Obituaries...... 10 are forced to defend ourselves ... 1 told government at the height of the 1975-76 Assad told the reporters he moved to Bolton, civil preparedness, 649-8743. In 189 WEST CENTER STREET Deck, 2-car garage. Large concrete pa­ S u tln w t...... 20 Opinion...... 6 the villa to convalesce on his doctors Coventry, town garage, 742-6688. grounds include pool with wrap-around ...... 2 an American envoy if you come into 6ur civil war. (Corn.t; of McKm ) T s T CloidflMl ...... 11-19 Piopletalk .. orders but expected to resume normal Manchester HeriM: The Herald will not deck. tio. Com lci...... ,9 Sports...... 15-17 country, we will fight you," he said, "Lebanon and Syria constitute one ______646-2482 Enttfiolnmant ....7 Television...... 7-9 apparently referring to U.S. Middle people, one nation ... two independent presidential duties in January. publish Monday and Its oHIces will bo closed. Lottvrv...... 2 Weather...... 2 East envoy Donald Rumsfeld. states (with) family feelings deeper "Actually I have never interrupted Assad said he did not understand why than those between two states in the my activities," he said.

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